12 10 157 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f556eaf93edf84b71ea4a35d4b9ba89.pdf 159300c6fe8e51df8ef43e22268fdbc5 PDF Text Text Discover the W O N D ER FU L D IFFERENC E — i- - r /*.. m •it V -- - CRTS HKYWAKIUOK KIDK — Rear A«tm. Lula [>•Florw (Ret.) la shown shortly after completing hi* first flight In the AM) Skywnrriur. The Admiral wu given a first-hand d< mon*tratinn o f the cu|vuhlliUp* o f the plane bar C<fr. Hal Lang, commanding officer o f VAH-7. (Official U. a. Navy Photo) 'Young In H eart' Is Never Too Old Proof Hut the "yotrs* In heart" at*, an amphibious anri.il quit* mow iwrtr too old wa* typified Ia»t etlrn.lvrly. Ha romm.nrcd fly­ ing hi* own aircraft forty-aaven when R«ar Admiral Lui. l>eyear* ago. USNRtRaU, embarked flignt. which runalatad of lor Ma Brat flight (n an AST) Jet low level flying around th. lo.-al area, waa piloted by Commander Ik y warrior. Although lit. Admiral ikrlinwl ll.l lang, commanding offic.r « f IHeavy Attack Squadron Sevan. to give bt« actual aga, (h i. birthHr Vila demon.tralrd Ine Hit Say waa Wrdnenlay) he dad ail- man.uv.r in tha Skywairier. g i t to having long *tnr. p»**a*l In addition to tha Admiral Lt. Col 0 A. Gilliland, the beersTtea Admiral, who U a m . in bar lary'a Slarlr.a Corps Aide, waa t i Mm Secretary af tba N avy', of- aboard, making h i. flral p-t flight. Heal par*y rurrrnilr louring saal Th. Third Crewman wa* R. W. am naval air h am , la often re­ Join*, atlaliun electronic* tech­ ferred to a. tha "(athor" ot tba nician third Clara, U. S. Navy, who Mavy'i Training Aida Program. briefed the admiral prior to takeHa ta cm* of the lint Naval avia- oil toaa and awn. and personally opariJunng ingot, to* Admiral aa.i.lrd Lang in Um navigation and la qu<dc Ijtng. "did a hangup Job." The Admiral wa* moat imprea-ed wilh the A il), particularly with rrapact to Ihr relative cornfurt «■ compared with other y»l Sr Ja Hammonil aircraft hi which h. ha* flown, Itwar VA l-M tS and upon return atat.d it sat one •I the moat enjoyable flight a ho bad ee*e anpericncad. VW. kaogwood Civic Laaru* «dl apaoHr a hakr aal. in front ot tea pottoffirr Heturrfa- M irrh 7, to ll a. m. Itaai. Muuu W moor a at the weekly Jaycee It, Mailun l(. June* •Wen Agr Dane, were Hilly Jaur Jam*. Met.ill. paratrooper alaRol>crtaon aiul Jamca l.yran*. l.i»l Honed al SI. Ilrayg, N. C , Ha* dance; Colton r.l.n and (.aura l ean Ilia gucat of ill, grandmother, Ui.-ai-r, alnw dance George (lain- Mr*. (». ti. MrM.lian, lock bat lirrn named full lime Friend* hwe will regie! In learn akairman of the weakly alfaira. of the death of Ihr fathvr of Mr*. rhi|«romng la it arak wrra Mr. Hoy La ton. Havanah. (Ja. Mra. Eaend Mr* Hill l.a lire*. Mr. aud aon ha* waited her anl.r m law, Mr*. Pred Kaeitvon. X. II. Hop- Mr*. Mae K. King In livtrdo many hint, rharlr* Koch. Mr. and Mr.. lime* Sill Hurrh, fh>yla llrown, Mr. ami Mr* MllliMt (tore and Mr* Jack M n. Dave (Jure .ml polira rbtrf liodd ante rid Orlando Junior Col­ Ciauda l.ayo and Mr* l.avo. let* thli .rniriW r. Hcaal Trip I idle* A rt (ia n ii The Coil, awl Cani|>ai. troop* IJulie* were honor gurati lliur* o f (hrI Seoul Troup rtnu will »«•*■ day higlil when members of Ilia an Audubon acri-ra lour "River <W Brotherhood of (he Flr*l Hapti.t tha Crying Bird" at the Winter Church conkiil »rd u-rved nipper W rk high tcnool amidnriuni, Hal prvccding their regular mreting. trrday at 10:46 a. m. This trip Charlie Diahinon waa ai charge WlU aeru- a* a Map In earning of arrangement!, Um lira malm badge. lee J'ugll, engineer With Uia Girls will leave from lb* hom* Marlin Company of Orlando, waa af Mra Ilium Kldinlg* on Wild- goeat .(leaker. Blare Slrr*t at 10 • in. ami will Cirrte liiira Niwwar Mtura at IIt: Ri p. in. SIainhr ra of tha Kalta Saw Car­ lYoopIcad.r Mm Mabai Chap- rie, meeting at tbr home of Mr* Smui and co leader# Mra. Vernic* A. II. Kay Jr., Monday rirntiig, Conrad, Mra. I'at l.yman, Mr*. held a mrpriar .tori tbower fo* Nanay riamroti and Mra. Jana Mra. Jan Mu.#. Angara will accompany tba group. Mr*. Ka, irrvaM deUciuui (tag man rhoeolair cake, jello and colfee to Mra. Mum-. Mr*. Robert L Kagailal* Jr., Mri. Hob Ward Mra. IJane (Jo re, Mr*. Urn f Ward Jr., Veala I'rmlanU, WU, Longwood Oviedo News Rev. Timms Gets Call To Gainesville Ww u ry Rev. William K Tlmma appointed to the Centa­ Mrthodltl Church. Caine, toil*, rt*. The retirtd niiuiMer, who haa bean a rriidcnt of FUnfued for tom and one half yeara, reported to haa new church yraterday. Her. Ttmmi waa the leather of toe Mrn'a IHhlr (Taaa of the rind Mrlhodiaf Church during hta May lu;f» A* a m.mbrr of i*w Mlcidgan Hethodut Lonfcrmce atucr ltr.'H, Rav. Tlmma bad aerved ai tka Winona iMkb.) Lake Htble Cooferm ce for the past M yeara. Hr and hta wife are natlvea af England, and have traveled Fa gftrn too nine! throughout tha world. The former Sanford rr ai­ dant te known ai an* af toe moat dynamic evangeUeta in America. Ma will aerve in QalneaviUa until Mrrk, Ray Henley and Antbcmy Danitil. • Cohen With Army Unit In Nurenbura ROBERT O. COIIKN I’li Robert Cohen ia Rationed in Nurrnburg, Germany with toe 3#th Army ArlilleryCoben te Ih* ton to Mr. »rd Mra. R. A. Cnben. ! » Magnolia Ate and ■ IBM graduate of Seminole High School Ida work with the Third Gun Battalion on the 2M> M. M. tun te clntaifted. His letter* to Hanford dearribe Nuroatburg na t very old and InleratUng (My. Another Snnfned boy, Sammy D-nn. alvo in ala Honed hi to# German city, and the pair hnva enjoyed alghtaeeing together. Friend* who wish to cacrttoonS with Cohen may us* this address: Pfc. Robert O. Cohen. Tk UIUIM jJ jT 'A M to T I i F O O D F A I R C o me s to S A N F O R D ! 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(UPI)— Three men working waist-deep In decomposing ftsh were asphyxiated Monday by accumulated gases. l&ollins" Birthday TALLAHASSEE (UPII — Gov. LeKoy Collins celebrated his Mth birthday today with rake and • full schedule of work. New Record For Jobs TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Nonfarm employment in Florida hit an alltim# high of L262.IW In "gnuary. Tombstone Kills Boy BIELLA, Italy <L’ PI s— Five year-old Eduardo Machetto was crushed to death by a falling tombstone while visiting hi* grandfather's grave with hit mother. WN cW w A YI OoIrk fipts t K V J C lo rFiiirh K ‘ tb 'G ltK (D PI) — Promoter Bill Koaenaohn ammnerd today that the Floyd Pattarson-lngemar *9iansson tight will he staged In Mew Yorti In June. Hawaii Gets Nearer WASHINGTON (UPI) - T ta * Hawaii statehood bill took ■ giant Step toward final congressional ap­ proval today by clearing the House Rule* Committee. Happy To Run Again cral, (.ornmvoded th* U v i t d o group for ils atUoo. Ladd ta scha dtiled to sppssr el the Sanford meeting tonight. The Oviedo group became the second in Semi­ nole County to withdraw from the state and national gnu pa because ^ - t(a rhia«i of on* w orld!**" supported by the Florida and Na ttonal Congress. The motion by the Oviedo PTA said that the Stata and National PTA* had “ seen fit to extend activities beyond the object* ori­ ginally act forth in charter* . . and min national and International politic*." The resolution said " s o m a groups" had been trying to force endorsement of propaganda of world government end that the Of iedo PTA “ Is opposed to any such endorsement." Oviedo members said they be lieve PTA efforts should be de dirated to "the promotion of fun da mental American Idas la and teachings of sound educational principle* In our schools which, combined with good bom* training, will provide a program of child welfare and education for our children." • The rcsoluUoo said the Oviedo group, after long study, concluded that "U can best serve the pur ,or *hlfh “ Itw" edited 0,*,nU' d i,- withdrawing." that u,# troUp will continue to operate as a parent-teacher group, but will be known as Oviedo Parent-Teach­ er organisation (PTO). .Membership*, monies, proper­ ties and other possessions of th* old PTA were transferred lo th* new PTO. Loot Being 'Cut' As Law Walks In ^ ttA M I (UPI) - Kruturky Guv. Jr B. (Happy) Chandler announ­ ced today he's ready again to MASSAPKQUA. N. T. (U PI) — campaign for th* Democratic IViliie seised today four men who presidential nomination held up a l-ong Island bank, three of them a* Ihey were counting out the (70.000 loot un a kitchen table. Nassau County police said th* BLANTYRE, Nyasaland (UPI)— The Rhodesian air force dropped bandit* were previously r*|>utalJe supplies lo security forces In riot, business men. none of whom had torn areas of Nyasaland today, in­ a imsIIcc record. The four signed statements ad dicating new African violence wa* milting the daring business hours A pccted. holdup of ih* Security National Rank lure Monday afternoon, of­ C1IESSINGTON, England (UPI) ficer* reported. A pair of handcuffs, which wit —A prowler slipped into the pas­ ture of three circus ponies Mon­ nesses said was carried by one of day night ami carefully clipped th* masked holdup men, led to the off and stole the tads and mraas roundup Police said a check of local dealers indicated that hand of each animal. cuffs had hern purchased recently by Thomas Park* 17, a plumber. Parka was questioned at his HARLAN, Ky. (L T ll—A strike home and finally admitted that he 1% J.lOu miner* In Harlan County was on* of the thugs. He Identi­ began its second day today with fied his companions and police holt tide* deadlocked in th* dis­ pute over a ui.lon demand for a located (hem at 1 i. m. at the home of Anatolt Rylsky. 44, a contract renewal. tavern ownrr. With Rylsky In his kitchen were Richard Hatch, 33, a blueprint de­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - AKL- veloper. and William McHenry, 21, CIO President George Mi-any to­ an insurance salesman. They were day challenged business organisa­ counting out th* loot, which they tions to adopt organised labor s had brought from th* bank In aid* of ethics and punish cm- paper sacks, preparatory to divid­ )•»>»rs who violate it. ing it up. All o f tha stolen money waa re­ covered. authorities said. WASHINGTON (U Pli — in* D*. fens* Department said today the radar warning line acroaa tba top of Die U. S. will be extended across Greenland at a cost af more than 27 million dollars. Violence Expected Ponies' Tails Stolen Miners Still Out Meany Asks 'Ethics’ Longer Warning Line Thursday To Bring New Schools Data Meeting Is Called On County Home Mrs. Ruth Hamilton. Lonfwood. has acccpti-d the chairmanship of ■ voluntary cilirrns trlvt to help palirnta at the Cou..iy Home. Mrs Hamilton today said she would attempt In get Interested cilirrns together for a meeting In Ihr court huuv# on April I. Shr called for a "facelifting amralitm'' on Ih* County Home JFd urged ell who are interested to "Join hands to help our sen­ ior ritixcns." The April 1 meeting will be held In the court room, starting ■t ( p. m Developer Shows Plans For Project toRilt Lynch, developer of Wrath•Tfifid, displayed plans for a hug« shopping ce-itcr this morn tar Th# stores will lie grouped un­ der one roof, connected by a landscaped arcade. Parking apace for 2oo cars Is planned. Lynch said several "brand name" stores had applied for leases. Ground was broken on th* first kLnc In Wealhersfield today. Ljnrh added. “ Within a few weeks, w* will have 100 con­ structed." Ydvinjfton Elected Fools Yrlsmgton was elected secretary treasurer and a director of the Building Official* Associa­ tion of Florida at a recent meet­ ing tn Gainesville. Yrlvlngton is **lf budding Officials at tha Stminol* County School board will know Thurs day when bids will be openrj for th* construction of th* first new school tn the county. The 0'30 a. m. meeting wlU b* held In the office of R. T. Milwee, superintendent of schools Milwee, John Rrumlsy and Kirk Gunby re­ turned to Sanford Saturday with a check for 13.200.000 from the tale of school bonds. Gunby, financial director for the board, will outline a program for the Board on Thursday, Re porta of th* business transaction with Salomon Bros , ami Hutiler. purchasers are also eipcclrd. The Skywatrioe. of th# Savage Son* a( Sanford will arrive at Rainey TV Id tomorrow betweaa 10 a. m. and noun. According to a dispatch received by Heavy Attack Wing One, th* lianas will launch in th* morning from the USB Korrrital. Th* Forrests] will steam into Norfolk, where more Sanford man will be flown to th* Naval Air Sta­ tion in cargo planes. Tragedy marrrd th* h a p p y homecoming of two man. who** identities have not been revealed The parent* of ooe, and th* wife and four-year-old son of another were killed an route to Norfolk. Details of th* aeeideiit are not known. The two men are to arrive at Rame> FiWd at 4 p. m today tn an A3D flown by Lcdr. Roy Farmer. U .(jg ) John Halley Is foe bom­ bardier navigator. Welcoming home foe Savage Soni tomorrow wUI be Navy offi­ cials (Including out-of-town brass), members of the City and Count) Commissions, (ham ter of Com­ merce and Armed Force* Commit­ tee. Dependents will, of course, take the foreground Few arr expected to hear the strains of Com Atr Jacksonville's band, driven here for th* occasion. VAH-S left th* Sanfurd Naval Air 8tal!cn last August for the Mediterranean. Th# squadron was recently relieved by Heavy Attack .Squadron Eleven aboard the Air­ craft Carrier Franklin D. Roose­ velt. * VOL T 5 H x AM DfDKl’KNDKNT DAILY MKW»PAP*R fjnited P r* a Lmood Wire ftctabJished 190H TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1068 SANFORD. FLORIDA k o . M7 Red Radio S ile n t; 'O utsiders' B lasted BEIRUT, Lsdutnon (UPI) — Hughilml radio claimed to ­ tal victory over a right-winy; revolt against the Iraqi governnu-ut and mi id « “ foreign statu" had backed the slain lender of the abortive revolution. Dispatches from Cairo Inter today quoted reiiuhlu sources there as saying 11 United Arab Republic diplomala HASKUALLLKS ARRIVE — Edward Kopaez, a mentlwr of the Class A A Corpus Christ!. Tax., baseball team, alKtis the regiatrat ion b ook at the Giants' dormitory on MullonviUe. Awaiting hia turn i* Neil Wilson. I/ooking on ara George Muck, assistant reg­ istrar. and Howard Chadwick, registration manager. (Herald Staff Photo) State Chamber Asks Baseball Support Burton To Design New Health Center Snark Takes Off, Comes Back Home 'For Hire' Murder Nearing End Today Tale Of The Tape: 51 Days In Prison Oviedo Gets Set For State Tourney * Kassem Claims Victory In Iraq Florida rllir* which serve aa | this step was taken to supplement training bates for professional the activities of local Chamber baseball tiam i have been asked cnmmitlr** in an all out effort to promota and support these to increase public interest and support of baseball In the stale. teams An even doien of the 1* major The Florida Rial* Chamber ot Commerce ha* asked mayor* ot the cities concerned to stage ap­ propriate public observances, wel­ John Burton IV wlU design the coming player* and club person­ Seminole County Health Center nel. Th* Chamber also asked cit­ The decision was made (his ies to stimulat* attendance at morning by th* County Commiss , spring exhibition games. Eton C. Robison, chairman of Ion. whirh discussed at length the project with Burlon and Hal Ihr Florida Chain bs-r't Profession­ CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (UPII al llascbatl Committee, said that —The Air Force sent a second­ Harris*. Both local architects appeartd hand Snark missile streaking before the Hoard with letters of down the Allantic tracking range recommendation early today atul brought II back Burton will submit schematic to the Cap* intact four hours and drawing* (or the proposed lluu,20 minutes later. 000 center. His work must he ap­ The swept-wing Snark, tin na­ proved by th* officials of the tion's only combat ready intricon Florida Development Commission llnonlal missile, glided hi with Its and the Hill Rurton Hospital VENTURA, Calif (U P I )- Di­ tail tow onto a skat strip al the Fund. ffuse attorney S Ward Sullivan missile center. Tlir landing *p Building cuala are estimated at said today that under the pri-srnt peered to he smooth ■round Uo ,000, and must follow circumstance s he didn't think Two manned jel fightei* accom­ certain specifications. The center F.lliahclh Duncan could receive a panied the guided weapon on Its wlU be constructed on French “ fair" trial In the "fur hire" mur return. Avt. between Ninth and Tenth der of her daughter In law. U was believed that foe brightStreets. The attorney, who lost a motion red. r# fool long Euark made a for a mistrial. Monday, said: j High! *>< about l.-MH) mile* alter “ I don't s<-e how a pa rson, no It* two solid fuel hooitrr* hurled miller how fair minded, could R ‘"lo •*>* P«* <•»»«> ‘tarkne.l. reach a just verdict under the present circumstance*" Hr indicated the defense would rest It* case today. Sullivan argued that Dili Aliy. MEMPHIS (U PD -Frank Wrav Huy Gustafson had lieen guilty of •r. » . a husky six footer from “ mlseonduel" hy introduction of Ia>* Angeles, was sentenced to 31 testimony atwiut the >t yrar old days at the penal farm Mon-la) defendant'* to to III previous mar­ HOLLYWOOD ( U P I ) - Person­ for assaulting a young woman riage s ality li-»t* are strictly tor the birds with a lap* measure. Hr also said Judgs Charles F. when II come* to selecting who-* Annette Hoyle, It, • Hrilish cill Illackslock. Hi. erred when hr per­ going to mskr the best boss, some ten now living here, ssld Weaver mitted testimony shout a fraud of the nation's top butt*a were told lured her to hla office with an ulrnt annulment of Ihr marriage 1today. That's because there t* no "per­ advertisement for a secretary, of her So yrar old son. Frank, oh whipped out a tap* measure end talned hy Mrs. Duncan last Aug. sonality pattern" or one type of gieel bosv, aaid Moorhead Wright, told her she should become a 7. model. Mrs Dunran is charged with operating manager of the General Miss Hoyle said Weaver pinched hiring l.ult Moya. 22, and Augus­ Elerlrir Management Institute. Home of the best tail set, salt) her and made other advances tine llaldonado, 23, to kill her while manipulating the tap* meas­ son's ripi-rtant wife, prrlly, -Vt- Wright, ar* tough-talking, rugged individuals while others, equally as yearnlrf Olga Dunran. ure. “ I submit the evidence was not good, ar* quiet, thoughtful and al “ He asked that I do other things, such aa maka undignified introduced In good faith," he told moat meek. Wright addressed sums 176 man­ poses for photographs," she said Ihe Judge. "It wa« Introduced to rrrate tn the minds of tha Juror* agement leaders from all part* of “ He waa a most dreadful man Police said Weaver lured almost that Elisabeth Duncan went from the country attending the lis t In­ stitute on Industrial Relations 10 women to hi* office with prom­ one bigamous marriage to an­ sponsored hy the National Astoria ises at jobs as secretaries and other." lion of Manufacturers. models. Miss Hoyle waa th* only “ Hating sheets luted on person­ on* who appeared against him. ality traiti have generally filled in Wsaver pleaded guilty. actual application," he aaid. "Time and again men who rale poorly turn out to be good manager* and Grover S. Moon, promlm-nt |vice veraa." Oviedo vegetable producer, died The beil way to pick a good host, al hit home about It o'clock last •aid Wright, I* lo minimise the The Oviedo basketball team. night. personality tailor and concentrate Tht hotly Is at Fairchild Funrr Class 0 district champion*, ara >n Hie kind of worker the prosper gelling ready to depart for tha al hurne. Funeral arrangements will he announced. state tournament in Gainesville “ Murk can be seen, identified. Coach Paul Miklers Lions, who Sum vor. Include hi* wile two , n. , )ird i mMiurrd. W.<rk to ape' won th* district title by beating sons, tangible, get at-ahi* .rut HunneU, 32 4*. will meet Hilliard lioth of Oviedo, and twu daugh • ork la baalr." at 2 p. m. Thursday in the first tera, Mra. Cbarlea l>-e Jr., Clark* vltlr, Trnn . and Miss Vrlora round of the stata tourney. Moon. Atlanta. Sym phony To P la y A t Center Tonight Sanford area residents tonight will hay* a chance to hear th* flrxt “ pops" concert aver deliver­ ed hy Ova Florida Symphony Or rhratra. The program In foe .taa/.rU Civic Center wiU feature highlight* from auch hit shows ss Oklshoma, South Pacific, Ftva for Fuo and My Fair Lady. Th* Florida gymphony Orcnaa tra waa born at tha tattiatJva of sevarai music lovers la tha fall t i tlW . Starting aa a half am*latsr, half profaaatoaal group, R ataadtly hat matured and to n o * tha only professional resident archcaua to Florida. Music!ana from ail porta at Baa U. t . come to Florida annually to play under Ihe baton of Ihe dlt Taafo ...... Slim &mfnrb Stmtlii Tests For 'Birds’ In Picking Bosses Grover Moon Dies At Home In Oviedo Local Girl Given Superior Rating Due to an omission yrilrrday. The Herald did not give full credit to the Seminole High School hand, which compiled an outalanding rciord in the district rontrst Sat unlay In tilling the Individuals who performed on a high rating basis, the name of Selma Jane William*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ted Williams, was omitted Miss Wil ' llama won a superior rating in baton twirling. Hearing Scheduled On Vocation Plea A public hearing will be held on Ihe request of Hubert Newman, for Uir rily lo vacate two fed ot right of way to make room for his new hardware store The alte is op West Third St. amt Oak Ave. Vewinan need* Ihr land to fit the building on his lot Included in Ihe hearing will hr Ihe paving of a sidewalk to ihr rear of llw Kirk Building, .till Kirk, owner of the new olflr* structure, has requested three feel of city property for use as a sidrwa'k only. He will furnish tinpaving and maintenance. ar, aalerlng hi* fifth ira>on with th* orchealra. H* la famous not only for hla conducting, hut at a solo cellist at well. He came to' Orlando directly from Ihe NIIC Symphony Orchestra, where hr waa aiaistant conductor and first cellist under Arthuro Toacamr.l for II years This m a season of notable "firau" for th* orchestra. For th* first lima las It* history, th*. orchealra to presenting programs j CHICAGO (UPI) — The United of popular music. Sparkling and! Stairs Savinga A lawn Iwague bespangled music from the the* Earl Higginbotham. Sanford report* Hie market for both new tre and sweeping Straus* walties Standard Oil dealr" ar.d rancher, and existing homes is “ rurreni'y will aat to*a to upping. hat told all hia holdingt and In- healthy," with lioth lypea moving V "maatlar" must* to wantod, leretta in Ih# Seminole Raceway. nicely tn contrast to last apnng The holding* were purchased when esistlng home* especially th* Florida Symphony will be tearing first in that department.' l<y G-or e Scott of Hrlghtstown. were a “ serious drag" on Ihe * niaakn*. N J Sanford Man Sells Raceway Interest Home Market Hitch Iragu* Dam* train in Florida. A total of minor league and farm tram* train in the stale. Th* club traveling the greatest distance la Sp>'k*tic. Wash . of the Pacific Coast league, at Vcro Reach Sanford, however, ran lay rlalm to a couple ot teams from far­ away place* They are Fresno, Calif , and Phoenix, Art*. Robison said dial lu icb jll train Ing "not only altracls visitor* to the stale, t>ut accelerates business general)) as a result of the huge volume of publicity carrying Flor­ ida djlellnra lo all parts of the C S and Canada" The Itrst of about ?nu Giant min or leaguers began checking Into Sanford today. Man Dies In Jail Of Natural Causes Girl Scout Serves As Mayor, Hears Plea From Father Sanford had a new mayor last night. Sue Orseno at Girl Scout Troop Jut pii sided ovsr th* City Com mission. Seated out front were her par­ ents. Mr amt Mrs. Jo* Orseno. The lemiMirary mayor was ful­ filling her duty aa part ot Girl Scout Week. On# girl from each troop has been chosen In fill a city, county, stata or federal of­ fice Iter fattier felt foil an appro­ priate lime lo mention the pav­ ing of Willow Ave , but hla pleas were quieted with advice from the city manager. Orseno will write lo FIIA concerning the re qiiirrmenti In hil deed. W. K Knowles will invrslgule the cost of paving the road, spill between the nty and Ilia prot-ariy owners on Ihe strict. Tli* Commission msrling had many ot th* aspects of th* old town hall Hirelings, where the audience join* m th* ifPrumon. Hie light agenda was promptly dispatched. However. Mi** Orseno learned much aliout government as the Commission granted II. II. Hurs­ ton a license lo operate a full""»* r#b darted » lesolulkm opposing th* proposed gasoline bill and decided to Charge Ih* inatimurn refute fee to large stole* requiting pickups of un­ usual stir Mayor Al Wilson prsteuU-d May or Orseno with a wooden plaque Ix-anng her name and poillion at ih* conclusion of th* meeting Arthur Ruford Taylor. 44. died in Ih* Srmlnolr County Jail at 3 SO p m. yesterday. Death was rallied hy respiratory fuitiirr. enlarged liver xml heart and alcoholism The autopsy was ordered hy Coroner Hugh Dunran. The Orlando irrvlcr station o|>rrator was arrested Saturday night by Constable W. A lo-wls In lamcwiHid, and charged with lielng a public drunk Authorities ai th* county jail said lhal Taylor had appeared normal during several afternoon clinks yesterday. He was alone In Ihr celt where hr died. The lio-ly Is al Urlsmn Funeral O P. Gibbs. M. died at I p Itome. pending arrangements Tay­ lor aat divorced, Sheriff » drpul- m. Monday ui Seminole Memorial Hospital after a short illness lei eal-l Mr. Gibb* wa* born Marrh 2d. 1*91. In Ben Hill County, I’ a . but livrii In Sanlord for 33 year*. He made hla home at 311 Oak Avr He waa a member of the First Baptist Church In Sanford and was a telegrapher for ACL Surviving ar* hla wife, Mr* Two Washington Senator off I rial* arrived In Sanford today lo Kill# Glhba. .Sanford; a brother. meet promoter* of the Sanford William Glhha, San Antonio, Tex.; two (later*, Mias Ida Gibha and Baseball Club Sherry llolterlson, farm director, Mia* Kvla Glhha, both of Fill and J»e Haynes, sssistanl farm gerald, Ga. Funeral services wrre held al director, will dDeuis contracts of playera with Ih* Sanford Grey. II a m. at Urlvaon Funeral Hoina, with Dr. W. I'. Brooks officiating, hounds The Greyhounds will open the the Kr>. Fred B Fisher, assisting. Krmalrwi will be shipped to season April 22 In Ihe municipal hall park, against Orlando The Flligrrald, Ga , for interment. Sanford Hatehall (Tub Is a non profit nrganlrallon All profit* af ter espenves go to the City of Sanford. 0. C. Gibbs Dies; Rites Held Today Senator Officials In Sanford Today For Baseball Talks had bean •spelled from th* Iraq capital, apparently on charge* at backing ihr Insurgent*. The report*, if confirmed, would errata th# ponibtlity ot an open break between the two biggest Arab puwert and put* a grave new threat fur th* Middle K**l. Tba rebel Mosul radio was aatout today tn apparent confirma­ tion of the government victory which wool* mark the emergence of the Communist* aa the moat powerful force in Iraq Tba gov* eminent railed the Mosul radi* “ an enemy umterground trans­ mitter belonging us a foreign stale." Th# guternnienl broadcast did nut identify th* foreign state H said wvs cooperating with the "imperialists," but it wanted R la “ abandon Uu* intrigue." Some re­ ports said It was aimed at th* United Arab Republic; other* said U might b* on* of the proWastarn UaghJad Fart nations. Whi'icver located, tha Mosul alas lion was silrnl D-day, and tha siImre strengthened outside ConvtCDon* Iraqi I'rainier Abdel Karin Kassent had crushed Ih* uprising in its second day, Haglidad said Col Abdul Wr.iUs Shaw af, trailer of Ihe insurrection, “ met hl> death at the hands t i ih* people and soldiers and offi­ cers of the army." HU rebclllua. tha radio said, was ''smashad and buried at birth." West Is Planning 'Summit Session' Uailed Press Tavern*(towel The U. $ . Britain and Fraoe* are planning fur an Last-West for­ eign minlvler* conference m Geoeva by tuid-May to be foliuwrd kg • “ summit" nmfarmce In July or August, on the Berlin crisis, diplo­ matic source* said today in Parts. UPI diplomatic correa pomient File Malasl reported Uia Allied plant lor East-West meetings war* •wing worked out by a group i t aaperil, cooperating rktaely with West Germany, In reply to Hugala's not* asking tor auch talk*. Rriesrta of th* Western plana came aa British Prime Minuter Harold Macmillan met in Pan* to­ day with President Chart** da Gaulle in hopes of bringing their differing viewimmls inora closely into line. Inf<.rmrd sources said Macmil­ lan already had mended much ot the split in Franco British rank* over their approach to tha llerlia crisis. Sheriff To Arrest Garbage Dumpers Th# Seminole County Sheriff's Department will airrst any of­ fender! found dumping garbage or trash In tha county. Last week the sheriff ran ad­ vertisement# offering 123 reward to any information leading to tha arrest and nmvlrtion of garbage dumpers. Now the crackdown la Itonald Perry, city recreation expected lo come. Warning* will director, has been named editor no longer be given. of the Florida Recreation Mags Partly cloudy and mild through line. to nine ui ay High this aBerm aw The publication service* muni 73 to *u». low Ion I(hi M to IS. Var- rlpal recreation departments all iablr wind* 3 to IS miles per over Hi* alale. Perry will edit the hour, becoming amsUieaitorly mi j material submitted tor publicsA less* went to Clias# and Co, Wednesday. •tDm today from the City of Sanford. If accepted, Sanfurd raildenla will gain anolhrr munlcpal park­ ing lot al Second St. and Oak Ava. Under Uh (arms nf fo* laaaa, the city wiU p*vt tba area and tnsiaU parking mater*. Forty peg cant of th* revenue wtU go to Chase and Co. Tba remaining 60 par rent and aU parking fines wiU It always hrlpa to have a guod over, “ a sUangs Canadian arm" remain with th* city. referee That is the opinion of was found. Tba refer** ruled “ no Tli* parking kA Sanford's rugby Irani, after it# goal." for 41 care. so lost in Hie Royal Canadians al Th# Canadians got out of th* Pensacola )m4* with a long run. missed tha 1.1 Torn Hamilton didn't blame ratra pmii and were ahead, >0. Hi* toss on the retire*, but ha had Then Sanford put to Ha second MIAMI (UPI) - l i k e if* amd a couple of points to maka about team. Th# Canadians scored man, w* mean real aaaunl af foe Ih# gam*. In brief; "Wa Mad our again, increasing tl sir toad to Bd. brain factory. reterea (or on* half, foay had That's how R ended, but a great What w# mean to (heir* Hi* othrr half." deal of grunting aod body eon baatntk*. all Two aapmenerd rugby referees tart didn't figure Into to* atoltotiea. al tba Uni re rally at MiaaL were scheduled lo official*. Neith­ Hamilton said Iho Canadian* will Joaaph Rajas, boss beatnik, gall er could make K to Iha gam*. play fo* Banford Itarn horn an i waa to Impart, "aam wad a m This routed th* "youra" and March to. The ualnaa* lo Use aampua." “ oura" officiating set up. waa good, and Now ta** and aatualaoaa to Hamilton said Ih* Banford gam* bar# w * ha batoar. Tha imp# rtad aod board* wiU ho aai»team made H auoa* Ms* goal icare. af rouraa, w fi be pad al Ik Ron Perry Chosen Magazine Editor Weather City Seeks Lease For Parking Lot Good Referee Is Needed, Local Rugby Team Finds It’s Cool, Man, O l �IK* •Pig* 2—-T o n .. Mat. 10,1959 9«n ftfr6 fr r e lfi Cold, Formal Reds Plan Berlin Moves Woman Hires Detective To Kill Hubby MIAMI U 'H i — A mother o il three told poller today she »hopped! •round lor a hired killer to mur dcr her husband ao »he rould •« to ehurch more frequently with a jounr. srlf • #t>led prearher. ' Mrs. Reatrtre tiurley, II. «a» * arretled Monday by a detective poiini j i a killer willing lo take ll.ino in mitallmrntt to do away with her truck driver huaband, JErneit Gurley. 43. .D etective Jack .Metcalf, who wised a* a killer far hire, said the unman gave him *100 down and ttmised J'.**i more when ahe coi­ ned her huahand'a 130,000 Insur•nee policy. C 1- r.~! Both Mr#. Gurley ind John A Walker, 25. arlf styled prearher Ihe Gurley a had takrn Into their home, were held for Imetligalinn of com piracy In commit firat d e­ gree murder. Walked denied an connrclinn with the plot He aald Mri, Gurley had a eked him for 1100 but aald he didn't give It to hrr and had no Idea why »he wantrd It. Metcalf rontacird Mra. Gurley aflrr a rah driver and a local teenager told pollre Ihe woman wai trying to hire uimrone to kilt her huvband. Mrlralf look a hid den lape recorder with him during hit meelinr with Mra, Gurley and Operation Slated fo r Little D avid BERLIN ( I'P I) — The Russian Em baity in Communist Fait Ber­ lin ariie*. a great, grey atone pile, on what uaedTo be the En­ ter Drn Linden. Berlin’s moil fathiunable m eet before World War JI i in all tide* It the it ill un­ cleared rubble of the war. A quarter of a mile or to away near thr Brandenburg Gate which It Ihe boundary between Fait •ml Weal, iv ihe hole in the recorded th e ir comrraalion, which took place in Walkrr'i auto. Mra. Gurley, who h n three married daughter! by previous marriagec, lotd police the wanted her huihind out of the way becauae “ hr wouldn't let me go lo church with John.” But Gurley aald the couple went lo church meetlnga, held in private hornet, about Ihrre time, a week. Thr woman told police ahe bor­ rowed the *1«) “ down payrarnt’* front a loan company ju»t min­ ute, l-efore the met tliC detective Gurlry, who appeared stunned when Mrlralf playrd back the re­ cording of the murder plot, laid hit wife met Walker three yeara ago at a tent rally held by an cvangrllit. Walker moved in with Ibr cou­ ODDFELLOWS’ OFFICIALS — K. M. Sharpe (left), reple. formerly of Home, Ga., three tired Mete supreme court judge, and pant Grand Mauler, month! later. Walker alio look ..... running runninf the ,n. houte. Including mr.oomr Sovereign (’.rand Lodye of Oddfellows of the world, meets over No Motive Found In Tampan's Death the finance! ..nee he t. the only M W - 'I - Fletcher. Grand Matter of Oddfellow* of Moronr o( the trio »ho can read and Shan** ^poke to Sanford Lodge No. * .1 • # added. * • • - and of Oddfcllowi ....(Herald Staff Photo) hi* -----travels, write, Gurley CHICAGO (L’ P l) -jfJtllc David Ihousandt o f well wishers arroaa Gurley aald each vvrrk hr gave Stewart krpt patting his head a n d . •» • ' « « • » » hia pay cherk to Walker, wlm , .. . ___. ful operation for a rare heart a ll -1 "look care of everyihing.” The waving goodbye to everyone when young preacher let Gurley keep bla father carrird him on a lour jf jm 'i. luvid may return overtime pay aa apendmg money. •I Children’* Memorial Hoipital vmh hit parenia to Sharp Dark. Monday night. Calif a!x>ut 15 nulra north of •That mrant he wanted hit hat S™ Fra netsets-with only a few la go out," aald the hoy'a father l « n »»«TKnm.t “ I frankly believe he's The operation la irbeduled f«*r going to come out o f the hoipital Thursday. Until then, ihe Sirwarla can only wail and pray and , .. _ LI. Ihink al<out all the “ little people” ! PALMETTO (U l’ li — A bou#eStewart. 25. and his ■. 0 whotc genrrotiiy may live David a wife ws, found beaten to death Ann, 21, brought 2 A year old with a flaw hammrr at hrr trailVW here Sunday for what thry and Thr >0UBJ[ coup)#1 M ( ^ apirita Monday night, talking qui- rr home here today, and police ■rreatrd hrr huaband in connect­ rtly In the Holel Sherman cotfre ion with thr slaying. thoji. Mra. Stewart kept breaking into print, while her huaband I The Victim wai Identified at Mrt. Vivian Fern Byers, 4! Her Wat friendly but lotemn, lly JO IIAMMOMI "M y confident e n aery high. ' I blood ipatterrd body wai found I'bone VA > 5352 he laid, "but I don't want it to by police after they were sum­ reflect badly on Ihe doctor if it moned to Ihe scene by the man­ ager of the trailer park. • AUcod Charter Mgkt doein't work out all right ” I'olire laid thr victim’s aoni, • Buncky Blount, prcaidcnt U the When David wai aii monthi old Florida Jayceea, apoke to mem- the Strwarta dlaromrd he wain l Front, 12, and Thomai, lo, dash lir a o( the Longwood Jayrcca at breathing well, Doctrra aald he rd from their home yelling for *jbe Ml. Dora Charter prtirnUUon needed aurgery. hut Stewart was help. Erneat went to the . — ^VL 11 to the Florida Jr. Chamber of jual getting atarted at a aaleaman .manager's u.__ .office , and **la father, Woodrow James Byers, 46, Commerce. and couldn't get a loan. Speaking also waa Hoorn Doom They didn't know how to raite was beating hia mother on thr Beck, of the Waahington Senatora. enough money to five the hoy'a bead with a claw hammrr. The manager rushed tu the _ Longwood Jayceea attending thia life until an Inaurancr aaleaman. meeting were president and Mr*. Jack l^rkln, alto of Sharp Park, trailer and asked If User* wat .Bill LaHrte, K. B. Hopklni. Tyro* tried to acll them medical cover­ any trouble. By era replied that rvrrylhlng was all right, but tbe llicka, Jamtt Gamble, and Dick age for David. Zartroan When Larkin found that the manager summoned police any­ Official To Vlatl boy'a heart condition made him way. Aiithuntiea found Ihr woman's The l-ongwood Jayceea were Ineligible, the talesman told a told tt Ibclr regular monthly group of Inrnda who atarted a body on the floor of the trailer meeting that the Florida Jayere local fund drivr which muah- and Byers gone. The Highway JTraidenl, Buncky Blount, would roomed Into a national "D ollar! Patrol arretted him later at a nearby restaurant. apeak at the March IT meeting f o r David'* campaign. of lb* club. Gene Grant wai appointed Lllllr league Manager, and Kirby Sut­ ton, vice prrildent, alalloned at thr Sanford Naval Air Stallon. la , being tranaf*ned. waa olhrr bu»iDir Seminole County Mtnistrria! NFIW* YOJIK (LTD — The liner nraa brought before Ihe mretlng. Queen Mary arrived IT hours late Association yesterday waa creditFriendahlp Program Monday night on its Atlantic cross­ rd with rndnrsing Ihr moliun pic­ The Lyman neighborhood Girl ing due to heavy seas amt gale ture, “ I II Gnr Sty Life.’’ whirb Scout* plan their international wind*. opens tomorrow at the Bill Friendahlp Itogram March to, Capt. Andred MacKrliar said Thr aIre. at the Prairie l.akr American l e ­ Ihe ship got sdf lightly with minor fascal mimiirra wrir inviird to gion Mali. damage reported to ita superstruc­ Hie tnrak preview, but thr Minis­ The rountriea rrprrscnird are ture. terial Attorialion has not rn Cuba, Argentina, France, Nether"N o crockery was broken." he dorsrd Ihe movie. Attending, and landa, I'aklitan and Ceylon. reported. endorsing, thr movie were about All parent! and friendi were in­ The Mary's aider ship, Ihe 40 local church workers, vited to thia program. Queen Elisabeth, tulftird its worst liefurr an rndorsrmrnt rould be I'eraoaaD trotting m many years Iasi week given, mir.itlrra would tie requir­ Mra. Rayburn Mllwre it couva- when *4.000 worth of dishes was ed to ballot on the question. It lecung at home after undergoing smashed at the ship rolled in has not been discussed by the aurgery recently, at the Florida heavy seat. Association. Sanitarium, and la improving rap­ idly Mr. and Mri. Billy I'llolan are the proud parent! of a baby girl bom March 2, and weighing 7 poundt 13 minrea The baby'a name |i Kundra Lynn. Mr. and Mra. Bill LaBrer and Dick Zartman attended thr Jayceca Winter Conference at Tab lahatvee recently. Drhfaie Strong, dauglitrr of Mr. and Mra. John Strong, la confined In hrr homo with the mrailra. Mr. and 3La. Torn Ulanlon en­ tertained Bob. Jo, Gall, and Union Hammond with a Pitia aupprr Monday night. Mr. and Mra. Ilhim Pldridge and children are spending the weekend in Clearwater with Eldridge's parenti, Mr. and Mn. fit refully Selected Sherman Eldridgc. Glenn Prrktni, brother of Eve­ Perfectly rett Perkint, it visiting with hie Packed brother and auter-in-law. Glenn Plant.! i> from Kaukauna, Wisconsin. Ribbon Will Be Snipped Husband Arrested A t Food Fair Tomorrow In Hammer Death r Longwood Liner Runs Late; No Dishes Broken Ministers Didn't Endorse Picture h'pecial ceremonies, highlighted produce, dairy, delicatessen, baby by the cutting of the traditional bakery and candy depart» Ls ..r v .i u .s y i r menu. Meat and poultry departa n Vm * •*.. ffa~i»i ,.nrn , mrnl‘ the entire rear wall of Wilson, will mirk the O ffic ia l open- lhr ltofr , llrrp , rp (llP frn irr log of the ultra modern n e w f o o d (a|»!n. the longest being .’.<5feel. Fair supermarket at Park Ave.l tine striking exterior fealuro of the ultra modern supermarket it and 25th St., tomorrow, the massive tile facade at Ihr (runt t'errmonies will cum merit e at of Ihe building with its superimpos­ 4.30 a. m. and the store—tSTUi In ed "FOOD FA IIP* loitering. the Focxl Fair chatn--will * open Manager of the nesr store is Ra“ fnr businraa ' promptly at !• a. m. Ashton, who will be tn charge of Thereaflrr, s|»rr hours will be 4:30 the 100 local rm plojei Store su lo 9 p. m , Monday through Satur­ pervivor* arc William Waites and day. Don Btauaa. the new supermarket will I* Ihe Food Fair Store. Inc , sixth larg­ II.’lb Komi f air store in Florida. est nf,the nation'* food chain*, has ‘h f . , Kt|r m, rkell , r, tales at a current annual rate of rated at Asalea Park In Orlando. 721 million dollars. Thr Sanford Winter Park, Dr La ml and Fort unit It a part of the chain's current Florida rspaniion program. Sev­ 1 In addltiun t*» Food Fair official*, eral other stores are now under n-pirscntativrs of the city and construction in the State or arc county, civic groups anil various nearing completion at the blueprint Interested organisations will parti »«age. Recently. Food Fair (ought cipate in the opening. out tbe Setier's Super Stores Speaker* will include Mayor « r° u«V headquarters in Jack Wilson and Henry Kramer, preai* *onv“ lfdent of Seller’s Division of Foosl Fair .Stores, Inc. The new supermarket covers an area of 11.908 sq. ft. of which morr iban 10,000 aq ft. will be devoted WASHINGTON I L'Pl) — Mrs. to salra ipace. There are two park­ ing areas—Irunt and at the aide— Mamie Eisenhower tort five pound. capable of handling 2^0 cars. during hrr three wee..a at ElisaSeven conveyor checkouts and beth'a Maine Chance retort rear Hirer roll-away a, and a directory 1phoenix, Arli. wall id i 5 Del are iwu of many rM|Ctji smiling First l.ady . . thc , Ii IjiUc uhen thopper-eonvenirner feature* fealurr. of ol ............ .......... the huge supermarket. Then- arc t !'<,r,er 15 departments in the new Enod *hc returned home Isle Monday f air atorr, including self service aboard the « olumbine III. meat, poultry, lish, delicatessen.! jh e President did not meet her ‘Diry. froien (oodi. icc crcain, bev at the airport, but vent thrtr son. rragrs, coffee, candy, bakery, p ro-. 5|a |. j„|in Kis>-nho*rr, and t » o dure, service drugs, housewares military aides, and toys. Mra. Eisenhower said she chiefly Within the stoic, every effort has "jual had a good real—that's what bcin made to provide ample room I really needed.” for shopper*. Theytnain entrance atsie it nine feet wide, while all rentrr aisles are six and one-half frrt. Entry flow of traffic It through Mamie Loses Five At Beauty Resort TAMPA i L’ Pl» — Authorities sought today lo determine if a highly rnperted Tampa butinenman wat ambushed and murdered by an enemy or was the victim of mulakrn identity. Bennie Lanara. 51. a wealthy wholesale produce dealer and a close fru-nd to many prominent Tampans, was felled by a single shotgun blast at hr got out of hit car at his home early Monday. Police could turn up no motive for the killing and .Stale Ally. James McFwrn said authorities "e r r seeking to determine if the killers got the wrong man. He also said they were checking to sec tf the killer was a disgruntled em­ ploye or customer of Lattara His business partner, T. V. Valrnti. fj|<i thr murderer rnutt hive (hot ihr wrong m a n . "That's the only solution 1 can see,” he said. Laxiara w^y a friend of Mayor Nick Nuccio and Hllitborough County Sheriff Ed Blackburn Jr., who said Pauses “ had no connec­ tion "ilh any criminal activity.” ground where thr American Em baaiy ence stood. II i* marked bow only by tha jagged remnaoti of a foundation. Nearby, sealed by tons of rub­ ble. is Ihr rntranee to thr under­ ground hunker where Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun dtrd. From this aelting. the Ruaiiant direct the strategy deiigned to bring Weal Berlin to Ita knees and ultimately lu enslave anoihrr 2,50O.fltM Germans. A sentry standi at the embassy entrance. lie itanda stiffly, unsmiling in the peaked cap and grey • green uniform of the East G e r m a n army. He checks your mission and ihca standi aside. It U a warm, tunny, apnng like day in Berlin, but there is little warmth here. Thia embassy has been rebuilt since the war and it sprawls four stones high over more than a city block. Broad atone steps lead tn the massive doorway at the entrance. Juat inside, a broad faced male receptionist looks up Impassively He checks your mission and speaks on an inner house tele­ phone. There is a quick exchange of Russian and then hr waves you to a high-rrilinged reception room decorated with wood trim, Minutes pass, and then the man you came to see enters. He ipeaki German aod Russian and through an interpreter he re. iterates I h r Russian demand* tapping out hi* points w|ilg}a well • manicured finger on the round mahogany table. He ia to the point. Russia will hand over to the East Germana on May 27 land and air controls of Herllti Berlin mint be a freo, demilitanrrd city. If Mc*t Ger­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer w-inu a unified Germany, he muit negotiate with the East German!. He suggests that East Germiae may demand payment of a 9 d for use of the roads to Berlin. Then he suggest! you return in two days and perhaps more in­ formation will be available. Yoq do. and are told the man you came to *e« has been called awayv You wonder il he really *ai Everybody needs Road Was Bumpy, Cycle Headlight Really Was Train money BLR LING A ML*. Calif f LTD — Howard Sehyrvtr of Bjrlingame made a left turn onto a Lu -m read Saturday night and »s> horlifted to see a big motorrycle headlirht ruminr dlrfe*.!>* at him. When the motorcycle didn't turn off. Schryver stopped his new sta­ tion wagon and Jumped out just before ■ collision demolished the automobile. The police took Schryver o ff t* fall on a drunk charge. Seem* that what he thought wa* 1'altrd Tress laiernilioaal a bumpy load was a lailioad The nation look a breather to­ track—and the "motorcyc!*" waa day from stormy weather, with the Southern Pacific mail train. only scattered light precipitation predicted in the North and mostly fair skies in Ihe South. Clear weather prevailed over mest of the country this morning, MIAMI REACH (L’ PD - Police but forecasters^ a a l d gathering had little to go on In their hunt clouds would produce iight rain t (or a bandit who alurgrd a met or snow from Orrgon to the North tengrr and robbfd him of 127.000 Atlantic stales in cheeks and cash. Light snow occurred during the Tbe bandit black - Jacked thr night in southern Iowa, Missouri. messrngrr, Peter Glglia, 20, who 1|Unoif nufthfrn o h l* w it taking the receipts of a dress aflj into southern New England. shop to the hank. Glglia aald Rain ranging from one tenth to Ift.hOO of Ihe loot wat In cash and one-quarter inrh pelted the mid the rest In cheek i. Mississippi Valley. Hr rould tell poller only that Kcatterrd showers and snow the man who atlsrkrd him was flurries also fell from 'he Oregon while. and Washington coast east tn the western slopes of the Rockies. 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Good healthy plants guaranteed tr arrive in fiesh planting condition, tf no), nlrair let us know in five days and via -atil send you new plants, or If you drslru wa will refund your puirhase price, FREE — Special easy to follow Instruc­ tions on how to grow sent In each pack­ age. I Reg. U.S, Patent Officr, W. Altec Burpee Co ) FULWOOIFS PLANT FARMS DEPT. 12621. Tifton. Ga Please send me twelve Burpee's BIG BOY TOMATO PLANTS ( ) Send C O D ( ( ) Ship at one* Ship on or about — ) *2 Enclosed impoitf Spaef C«*y»—Ms every C k n t-U t St/,I, PUtu clou ail ares.ad. Chevy slops quickest... goesfarthest on a gallon ! Chevy showed the boat brakna of tha trading low-priced three in a teat of rrpeatrsf stops at highway epeeda con­ ducted and certified by NASCAR*. Chevy alao won over the other two in a NASCAR economy run—with the highswt gas mileage for 6’a and V8‘e at cruising speeds of juat over 63 miles an hour. Here’a a ear that knows howto get the most out of a gallon. And !t’a Ihe only car in ita held to bring you hydraulic valve idler* in all popular engine*—6 and VI. Thia meant smoother, quieter performance for you. abihtyof ita newbrake* (with morelin. mg area lhan anyother low-priced car). But why not atop by your dealer's and let Chevy do m own awrret talking! There are many other advance* juat a# fundamental aa tha efficiency of Chevrolet's engine* and the depend- see your local authored Chevrolet dealer for quick appraisal—early delivery! Nam* ___ Address — City ——....... ...... - Zone State . 219 E. 2nd SL HOLLER MOTOR SALES Kaaford# Florid* FA MTU •j �\ "v• *r 1r — Jhf frttfarfc TuM. Mur. 1ft. lftSft—ru pf .1 fr n lfc Davis - Burns Nuptials Told Miss Carole Jo Petty Weds In Friday Candlelight Service Mr and Mr* Spirit Rum* of Sanford, formerly of Saratota, Fla,, announce the marriage nf firir daughter. Carole, to Howard Eduard Davif, ten of Mr. and Mr*. K. I - P aul of Maine* City, A candlelight rr re runny it ihr marriac* Mi»* Carnlf Jn Prlljr, of 'lr and Mr* W H r»*kin* Congregation Church Friday even bushier of Mr. »n>1 Mr* M. I* of Willoughby, Ohio. |p.g a; leveti o'clock united in 4 Petty and Thants* J- Pa»Win», »on The Itrv, J. R Roote, pj»tor of the church, officiated at the i-e ceremony took pUee Sunafternoon, Fe’injary ?Tnd. in Fir*t Meih.*Ji*t t hurrli with Rev, Tom OStren official- terrmuny. The bride. co rn fn marriage hy her father, wore a bridal gown of late and net o\rr taffeta and a late tu t* Which held her »boulder Jen;:h veil of lllmion She tarried * white bibta lopped with a j urii e orrlrd ami ilrcam er* of white »atin and oranse Tire bride wai attired in a po«rtie' btue *oit win white a -ce**o 3 (p& A & JD tlcdA , bluimmi The couple'* attendant* were pi a Jo Wynn. maid of honor, and Jai V Pa*kln*, brother o ' the groim , *cr*rd a i beat man Follow ini the wedding a rcirp lion wat held at the Church with Mr* C. F. Itenhain and Mr*. K, R Wood a»n*Ung with the en tcrtaimnrnl. For brr wedding trip Mr* Pat km* c io#e a tight blur t'lralh with white ..ctM*orir* and p.nncd an orchid at her t'louldtr Mr* f'atkin* graduated from Seminole Huh Srhool and hat betn employed by Florida Faih ion* of Orlando The groom it a graduate of the Willoughby, Ohio, Military ln*ti tide where he wat a member of the National llhnor Society and S N \ s The rouple will reaide in Coun­ try (Tub Manor. rie* and wore a cor.age pf w' ite i studeet Cnuneil a-<d wa* Band • aptam lie |< nn-e employed by nrrhidi, Mr* Paw* graduated from he Florida State Bank of Sanoed and'u a member of the Chi5* rated a High Seho.-d where alt? tan Club, Jarr*e'*, and the Ante« • * r : ? " ? ' n\ 7? " ' } ' . rlcjn InMllute of Banktwg and tho ( uib. 11 l r an ! Ihe litre < luh. \jU orla| Anocialion of Bank AllSite later attend'd I tort I* Sta'e ,|.Ior, Controller. I niierniy in iall*h»»*e* After a wedding trip through Mr Haili wa* craduatrd from rrntral Florida the rouple *r# llaine* City High School where be no r at h*me at 3m We*t 13th wa* a mrmher of the Key Club, *treet in Sanford, Mr« F B Smith It * hern tall ed to l.akrland doe It the Uluru of hpr mother, Mr* ti W ttra* well who i* ro.vfinad to t’le Mur rrll Memorial llmpual Mr«. Bra* well, who ha* been in cntiral ron dition, 1* repori*d tv b- improv. T3 ir>s Airman Fir*l t Ian a:i 1 vtri lame* C. Andrew* haie left Sun ford alter a month * * twit wllh I111 patent* Mr and Mr* J C A.vlre'i*. on *uito Sanford Aie nue The Andrew* were meeting F A S H IO N SHOW models f o r th e 'lu rch 19tlt show mu for the first lime Ihnr dau'htrrleft to rig h t, seated, Mr*. ( ’ . I*. MtuHnnaltl. M rs. It. I„ 11 law who i* a nallie o* Slock t)li|)hnitt, M rs. It. W ood. S t a .tiling. Mr*. J o h n Itnolpy Puri. Fngland. and who married ami \’ , K. S n\agc. coon linaloi* fo i tlie *ho\* M odel* not their son while he waa stationed in that country The young couple I pictured are Mr*. K. J. S im m on *. Mrs, J. M. t a r s le y . .'Iis. are now rnroute to Brand Fork, K. M. Hettt ami M rs. I. M. H cvt |I\. The p ictu re " a * token at the sw im m in g pool o f M rs, K ok d t Harney in l.<>»li .North Dakota Prank Srolt. ton of Air. and ille m ld S t a f f 1’ liotoi A rb or. Mr*. F D. Scott. Undent of the Havtor School foi Bu*» at Chstta n.mga Tenn . it spending the Spring holiday* with hi* parent* From the Baylor School for Boy a i» another dudml. Itrucr Ander*nn who al*o i* cprnding the Spring hob Ian witn hi* par en’ * ..St'-.v-r* M.** **-.M *nder The Officer* Wive*' Club will Mr* K M Bent and Mr* J M ton. hair a Faihlon Show l.unchron. C ariler, Match 13ih. at Morrlwn a ImperPubliuty committee for ihn The il(ficrr*‘ Woe* of \ All It lal House in Orlando with the luncheon conii«i« of Sir* p p. galhrrrd for a delightful pet luck wiic* of VAll 3 acting a* ho*le** kenned* and Mr* I. It Hauer, The t.ake Alary Volunteer Fire e* Co-chairman foe thi* even! from Ihe VAIIJ wives' group ami Prpaiirnrnt will bold it• regular ^ ' n *' ' hr,n h° " r \ ‘ r'. sii pii.in tif.lvft in I rnrerf , * .11,,*l Will be Mr* Krnnrih Sandon and Mr*. F <i. Tiffanty, Ihe nrw puti meeting tonight al 11 o'clock wee; and man' umitual and deli- Mr*. II. Chapman, Jr, •Jiiity chairman from the officer a The meeting will be at Ihe lake clou* diihea prnted the ctllinaiy A ‘ get acquainted' hour will Wive*' Boar. I from A'AH I. Mary school build.nc ■kill ol the ladir* itart it noon with luncheon being Following the luncheon plan* *rr*ed at one n'clork. And he were doruitrd for aitm tlri in 1* me ,.f the large rrowd antic* the coming week a. including an pated. and Ihe limited number Fatter I'gg hunl tchedulrd for „{ reservation* that ran be made. Fa*ler Sunday aflernoun for Ihe n i« necr***ry for thoie wuhing children of all of the member* tn attend In contart their MjUld of VAU 11. ron wile repre*entatne before Special gue«t « !■ a newcomer March l?th to Ihe squadron Mr* Kenneth Mr* V F.Sa*a:e will be en iJrant Palter. Other* attending ordinator for the tathiun Mwwr the luncheon wrre the Mine* which prnmiae* lo lw an oul*tami Wahneta Ramey, Ann Bear. Boh mg one with new Fa*ter failuon* hie Fernander, Fran Rohrrtaon. *hnwn by Mr* P ••OBphant. l/uiite Andru*. Margaret llend Mr* C P MacDonald. Mr* K riek, Edit t*ol*in, Jean Rum, II*,.1 Simmon*. Mr« J Poole*. Mr* • • Mae Dement. June Andmon. 1.. M Beverly. Mr* R C W«*od Phyllis tlraham, Cilady Tliom. Sally Warwick. Tommie Tennimn. Thelma Frentrr**. \ ickie Wittier. Seintnulr l hapler J Hriler of Ann Purdy, and Poly Maliriuw Ihe I a*tern Star, met Trturtda' ski night in Ihe Ma*onie Hall with I* vuitori pir*enl Ah* l.itIUn Tedruw »a* mi Haled during the merlins Alrlmda Per Warnke celebialrd The h»»ir»*. Mr* Mar Shep her fifth birthday with a party Sunday aflrrnoon at the home n! pard 11ted a Si I’atrlfk a Pay her parrnl*. Mr. and Mr* Crr theme in the dinmr room dreura tion* and «ervnl refreshment* to aid A. Warnke. \elluw rrrne paper *ireeliter*, mrmtier* and gue*t* preienl _____ Pot Luck Proves Culinary Skills Fashions And Luncli S la led For M.are11 J 9 111 Luke Mary Meet MIC. ANII MIIS. THOMAS iil J. HASKINS , Jtim titiwinii i r not.11 hy fion ^luuin * ) _1 Church Calendar TVKSUAT Brownie Seoul Troop 19* of the Firtt Prrsbylrriar) Chureh will The Cbori*tcr* of lir*i Metho |,lrr) 3 o clock, d 1it will rehearse at 3 Vt and yy,,, j unjor Fellowihlp of Frr*t 4 it I’ reihytenan at 3 3h The Junior •— Choir of First I’ redivterian at t 30 Pioneer Fellow*hip of Firtt Prcabytrrian at 6 p. m. W Shower Given wi; PM-SPAT A pink and blue ahower honor tog Mr* K K. Farmer and Mr* Circle No. * of Ihe Firit Pre* A R. Ite*} d »*• g ocn Iriday hitm an Church will meet with aim ing at the l.och Arbor home Mr*. Harry Weir, chairman, ai S t \|r, (j. II. iltbornc. Srrwng the home of Mia. Vann Paikcr. a* ho»tf»»e* with Mr* Oiborne ■he Senior High < hoir of Fir*l were Mr*. T F. Heilman, Mr*. Presbyterian Church will meet for II F Oiterholm and Mr* •! <• upper at f. p m and for re banter. heartal at fl:3e due Mid Week Peroration* centered around a Bible Hour of ihe Fir*l Prct'iylaH alork eneireled with varnillerian will be ronduried hy the lia* ami aralea* and decorative Pastor. Hr* A C. Mclnni* at pink and hlue umbrella* which 1 p. rn Die I hancrl 1 hoir of I ir*t ,---- — held gilts for the honorcc. Indc p b wm mwl ,„ f rfh„ r , vidual rake* m the pink ami Blue ( j . M aryoiif were »er*ed with a*»orietl ' tandwirhr*. coffee. nut* and Metboili.t Church Prayer f (iroup. will meet in the Ue*ley The gneit li*tincluded Mr*. I 1 la**ro<im at • .» . M Rowell. Mr* C. O Ponnaud, Tlie Chapel Choir ol Fir*! Meth Mr* P. S Harwood. Air*. If. I*, mint at 3 30 n lfara, Air* J W. Taft. Mr* TheSenior Choir of Fir*t Metho J W. Johnston. Mr* R W Ken di«t at t< IS nedv, Atr* P F Pearolf, 'lr* I -yj,, Comml»*!nn on Aftastnn* .. , . . F l^-chner. Mr* S f>. Pavenwill meet at 1 " port. Mr* P A Ortman. Mr* Pinecrr*! Baptitt Church c lia S II Bailey, Air*. K F AtuBn. pel and Contord choir praniee al Air* R I. Conn. Air*. E S. 6.30. *o*cp ia n . Mr*, K W Footr, -Mr* Pinerrevt Baptlvt Church Rev 1 A J AlcCarlhy. Alra. D J. Brough. Mr*. R C. Alarlln. Alt* val vervlrn at 7 30 P F. l-apone. Air* Al. C. I’ remo Mr* R F. Turkrr and Alra. J D. I.angford Sew n o w E a s te r Initiation Held •» • DAPPER DOTS ON • .Melinda Celebrates hatlcain* and F.a»lrr party decora­ tion* were u«ed for the relrbra lion Individual take* topped with a jello-sr candle, ire cream and randy were aervetl In the following gue.l* Bobby Mtlnlmh. prutnr and l.anrie firahgm. t i n ,jee j * , and l.iurii f ee Morn sun. Alary Flirabelh and Rovannr Bum . Tommy Antler ton. Sir vie hauler and fieri Ann Warnkr Cohama NvJura Roberts Kntertain I t Cniilr and Mr* '1 M Rob ertv wrre hovlv In a dinner partv a’ their home in Pinrrre*! Sunday evening Pinnrr gurvtv were 1.1 c illdr ami Mr* F. Irilr. Lt. I’ nidr. and Atr* II. I. Meigle anil t.l and >Mfi. c J V.iungldaile . . . nenkf irtral Eicster dresaea, soft flow illy sk irl* in lovely pastel similes tie. pink and lavender. This "dapper dot nn coham* nylura” ha* ju st arrived, and is juat in time fnr Easier sewing . . . . you'll foil in love with litis hrotl- f.t, aril Mr* C. J. Youngblade entertained with a *upper rarly at their h.unr Friday evtning at W rourte»> to a vlutor from New port, R I . Air* S II Ingertoll Air* Ingrrsoll. wifr of Nice Ad mtral Ingtraoll. pre*idenl o( the Naval War College, it visiting hrr daughter. Mr*. Verne Jennlng* and t.l Crndr. Jrnmng* (iuetta other lhan Mr*. Ingertoll and l.t Crndr. and Atr* Jcnnins* were |.|. Crndr. and Air*. M P Afephrr*nn, f.t, and Mr* R A ilergl and l.t, Crndr, and Air* L WeigD I ifnl fnbrir and l»e surprised at t he tiny fo r lolt and l eeng and in betwcontl dot* wi1h the tiny price. Frilly Easter Dresses yL j i § , V\ M , ‘ ft ir ICa time l« ale *t thinking ab-ml Hie ymlhg tady of the bou»e—arul her ilunmng Fa*t»r frork We Invite v«*u to rome In ami *re our wide «election of Bov Age i)re«.r* It t ilt ) 2 11 Frilly daen.n, mgandv. <..Uon, eyelet Hltasei to W»*h A * r n and dnp ili> fahrir* ATI in ' r e o e .t p»*tel tolort ftl|r ■'•"'-•rent o f hai-y dre**e* In *ilev 6 month* lo II month*. S IZ E S 2 • I I FROM Cltib To Meet 2,!>8 To 7.98 Vhe Sanford Home PrmonMra lion Club will meet Thurtdar at 1 Vi at Ihe 2Sth ttreet Centrr w-tth Mr* John SenVarik and Mr* I, Y. Keeper a* ho*te*«e* Tfie program will lie "Selecting and 1 »mg Aree**orie»". Spirittiul Ailvi'er and Hivin« Healer. Thi* tvuman hn» (Jod-trivm (wmrr lo help niitera in Sickness, Troubles, Rtisine.-s. I.ove Affairs nr nnv tlifficiiUies or proi»lcti-i you may have fo r • • Dinner For (Jucst SISTER MADISON MIIS. HOW M il) KHWAHH HAMS Hat & Bag Set vs bit** r« *tfl hfit* mid Imj; set* fnr the yminir one'* In fint*h stretchie ulovrs will ha per­ fect for the "ymimr misses” . ihelr En ale r outfit . . • l»edcckod like the breath 1 .0 0 S eprinjr with dninty flnwri* Ruffled Petticoats B'autlful petticoat* wi|! lomptete her outfit and you II he •iirpriieil at tha k * ptire* you II find at Cowan *. All sire* In whilr. 1.98 To 3.98 Hats & Bags A Fajtrl colored hat and liag *e* will be the ftniihlig InUrbe* . . . and ra*y on th* budget toe 2.98 up Petticoats And natural!' she’ll need « fulUfull can-tan |H>tticoat lo wear under that new Faster frock. j.- - _ m *i *o u 1),,*“ Shoes And |te finithmg tourbr will naturallv be patent or whit' *h«e. For that brad lo Sue outfit bo »uic and v 1ait Co v s n * first ‘Featuring Fathion* An>l Footwrai Foi Ihe Family” ' SISTER MADISON Fewik for the yellow home on the left, on the road to Pet^nd, aero** from —• COINTRV CLUB ESTATES 2300 South Blvd Hwv. 17 • 12 rh-.n BE I 0J5I Op'n 7 Day* a Week C cH va / iX 212 E. lal **We Invite Charge Accounts' I! F A 2-!*•*I �1 E d i t o r i a ls >»-v* v v K Baseball Teams Start ' ' . . Arriving In Sanford It's jifiring Bimiri. dMpile "tint lh<* ralendnr might any. Today, the firxt or mme 200 baaebnll player* in the San FranclKo Gianlft' farm ayatcm arrived for apring training. Playera will he arriving nt intervala through April I. Nine farm clyba of the Glisnt* will train her* thin year, in addition to anme 200 player*, Sanford will be vlaited liy e<uch*** ncoutu aml other official* of tha ( *inn 11*. The find group to arrive wta the Corpua Chriali, ’IVx.. club. On Sunday, the Phoenix, Aril., team come* to Sanford. Theae are the two major farm club* of the Giant*. *<» far a* league cUaaification i* concerned. All o f the team* are important to the Giant*. On one of the trams, perhnps, there will be another Mel Ott, another Carl llubbell or another Willie May*. Some of these player* are two, three and four years away from the hlg time; other* never will make it. lhi», however, doesn't lessen the enthusiasm and hustle of the in* dividual*. J . '1? , . ., Washington Calling WATER OVER THE DAM , t Foreign Ministers eonferene* in f Cousinly difference* exist be. By Ms reals Child* - -.........the - BnlHh »nd the Ameri­ WASHINGTON — From slmod fIonov* or Virnns, probably the tweer latter, to be held *1 some point can position*, Marnilllan Indicates everything thst President F.itenbetween April IS and May IS a much gie.ier willingness to dis­ howor hss sold and done unco Furthermore. It Is likely thst this cus* disengagement a n d th e '.he onset of tho iterltn erisig only will bo followed by • summit thinning out of the forces of Erwt or* conclusion ft posslhle. Hr ex- meeting is the early summer. and Wr*t (n Germany than rxiWi If tatpired reports out of Pan* here. The Prime Mtnistrr Is ap. poets thst negotiation* will in mme * i> eithn res-ilve or in- are correct, Chancellor Adenauer psrently alto more trilling to talk in agreement to sutpend dcfinilrly postpone s showdown of Wait Germany and President paGaulI* of Franc* agreed at ••'R ‘h*‘ would bo limited on the Western p<i«ition in Herlin their recent get together that Ea«t to those In the atmosphere. He may differ with Prime Mini- »nd West would sit around a con Macmillan * viewpoint reflect* Her Macmillan on the ways and ference table and probably at the lb* grraler pressure in itrilain for ...cam of negotiation. Th« question • immlt Both leaders hiv* been truly mraningful negotiation withof how snd when and wnai to iHrptira! of Ui* value nf aueh the Russians. He cannot ignore negotiate will b« all important , confrontation, the** prenurra without further when the two meet here nrs! Consistently the President has weakening Comers ati<* eham** reek. The President still rejected the counsel of those who for reflection. Thu ----- la * reality .•lore*'’ a VHnm.» conference; rfS, r,j m , , jj , I ln inevitable which the President and other •a I* i r t si ii ell I •• i t •si ihx*iiaiaiv JMdhno !«• •Kich urgent preps- policymaker* must bear In mind ir.rv liable, if not indred desirable. ration must he mide For the when Macmillan comes to Wash­ Hut the difference* are super most part, from Democrat* such ington It la hardly an exaggtraftcisl in ight of what itritii a as former Secretary of Slate Dean Uon to aay that the future of i om man bent. t o talk it out. The V c h ^ 'T n d ^ " s /n a t o r 'ifh T msaa the Western alliance depends in winds out of Moscow blow hot Dodd of Connecticut, the advice no small degree on the way in and cold and Ibis alternation of . . . .. I . . h*» romr *« prepare militarily which the' difference* are com­ posed in a common approach to the toft, is likely to Iw Hie rhythm ,jov . a new negotiation. of the coming weeks. Beneath *" . In a speech in Hostnn on TTiu J. the surface rhythm, however I. # h,‘ 111,1 noi rMpo!’d ,ht a s.milar desire to negn-.ale fs-.g p ,“ f'c J' thf,on ProP<>'«l P®< day Adlai Stevenson said that the President spoke for all .Americans seems almost certain to prevatl ,m* ‘V ' T0 ,orr** on *n »,fr1 The odds at the moment are on tua at his last p irn conference when be declared that we would the President ruled nut the idea not give in to forre. The fongrriof • mobilisation." He called it sional leaden took the same stand disastrous, an invitation to a gar after they conferred with th« r.son alalr. It was a firm and President This indicates a readi­ osltlvo no to the growing clamor ness to follow the President's Jead •sir action, with the President in standing firm If standing firm reflecting a strung ronvlrllon nf is matchrd with ■ willmgresi to the nred to hold straily and avoid esplore the wa- out of a trap anything that might further that can be sprung with eatast ;• pardtte the peace. phtc roniequrnces. Kdttor. The Herald: Similarly, he has rejected the l an this be the t’nited States rounvrl, most of It coming from of America’ Have we come to the outside his administration and h.a point in tiviliration where those parly, .to expand the defense bud­ no longer useful to our needs. get and speed up the development those poor old folk* who are dying and production of intercontinental I.AST SHOWING by Inches and can not help them- miiitle* Me »»td -*o In r*rw e>, Oi'tv.v 1 -: i;* -elves and are not able to aid to appeah for greatrr spending to our pi.ns for shots at the moon, put the Strategic Air Command are left to waste away m filth on an air alrrt at rontrasted to and degradation* the present IS minute ground claims itorid In old trunks Shame on us! I tike to rail alert. lie wouldn't »av whether they'd j Seminole County my home— a I. valid. But you ran Imigmr P ™ '1 . what would hapten to the Income por,llmI) , hlNf Kor ^ ^ fi tr'KEr.’SfF.dSirf •»' »•<««.. ....... ■•>»- ....... Thia 1* the time of year when the "hug bites many a railbird. Whether the game is a part of spring training, or the World Series, nothing can quite match the thrill of a baseball bat connecting solidly with the ball. Too, there* something about a hefty third '*cut" a* a pitcher work* himself out of a tight spot. llnseball revives many fine memories. I Ids certainly i* a nostalgic time for Carl llubbell. 'Hie great lefthander will relive many of his great moments in baseball as he watches the vnungster* go through their paces in Sanford. King Carl, the nickname given llubbell by ardent ad* mlreis. would like very much to find one such a* he on the roater of one of the clubs. The odds, however, are against it. As the Giants, and other teams, have found, Hultbells don’t come along very often. Letters To • #V : • The Editor -i./ I!' - VAH-5 Heads Home Assignm ent Washington £ r ‘i « f The Savag* Sun* of Siinfortl are coming home. Tin first By Kd Koteibs The vtory I* al«wit Pop l.arkin members of VAH-6 are scheduled to arrive about .1:30 s. m. WASHINGTON — 1 was Healed 'Paul Douglas), a happy go lucky Wednesday. . ... , to a rare sight the other night Maryland farmer who amassrs a ~ Other member* of the sqhadron will arrive Thursday m e n l In t h t M editerranean. V A H -5 has b een relieved by V A I I -1 1. T h e Savage S on s last A ugust relie v e d VAH-tt. . . v- And, ao it goes. One squadron come* home shortly after another ha* departed. J o y fu l reunitms w ith fam ilies will ho Ill* ru le at R am ey W eld as the Ravage S ons com e home. S n ilfo i ,, tawi, wetS°meft f ii,. oi|iiAdrun ba ck . Rut, this is se c o n d a r y w hen it - m i s t com p ete with the w elcom e* being p rep a red b y fam ilies " a f the men *" _ ' _____ _ 1 w 1.1 f Ui f ■ . • ' i : - , ,- J u— Traded For Court An unusual rsrbange of pro Son, distributors of C*<r tract perty w** himllrd last week hy 1 sir* and construction supplies Mr*, th# Sltmper Agency, Sanford real s. Mr. and Mr*. laiwrenre W Soit'li traded Ihalr HrmpMead, I . home for the Sundell Motor i'turt. just south of Sanford. Mr. I rut Mrs. Frank J. Vollmrr, former owners of the motel, have alrrady left for their new home on laing Island. Vollmrr will resume hit trade as plumber slid itramfilirr. The nrw owners eatne to CanFlorida on thr advice of ” rwclors, who fell that one nf thrir ihildren would benefit from the mild rliniate. Thry plan to expand the motor rouit, and will ■ [ fonlinur to idler the piddle plra ' sant airoiiimodallooi. • ww Nrnith is former grneral man — ogrr of Theodore J, IhirLr arid Smith is the former presldrnt of t tho Kt Mortin's Catbnlle Chunh Mothrr's Club. Her husband man agnl a Hat.e Ftuth league h im for several years The new resident* have four children; Walter IT; l.awrente Jr. IS; Margaret, I, and Mary Jane, Added liiduccmvnt tlltl.KANS. VI. I Ill'll — Dr. lirorgr t.lllle, in.tnagllig director of the Vermont Council on World Alfaus. said this m u ll commun­ ity has lured many members ol foreign embassies and their fiml ties to vacation here on tho prom |ve they would not he required to make speerhes. And the funny part is that they *l"wn their meanest cuss - their la v e s ............... at the likes of prlleil apent (Tony Itandalll. Hut incidentally, the lot of an Inter wrre laiivhine ■aligning ai me (rU u|, ln nal Hi voww mon i, a lonely one. them selves They weir doubling the poor guy romincr ad way Cnrle Sam * . runti over ---------at the uu-------.... ----------iti ..with „thr farm-, Take Charley's ra»e. lir a rralfy goes around rollerting drlinquent ,r • daughlrr iDrlibir Hrynoblst _ friendly surf who«e job has nothing to do with snooping Into tnrome laves. Hut back to that -rn-itu. punt espen.r areounls The rhortlrra were of mature. The Harkins end up owtne the file other day. he stopped in at *obrr miml Wlial happened » a » Kovrrnmrnt FeM««i in l-mi t^v > the fit s offtrr lit N. w York on some Hull*wood pvililicity Imy» in-l Just when Ihey're n .oly to fun •i publirlty tnattrr. Hr introciurrd vlted them over to a private pre-' clove, the family ronu-s attM him---If f.trmally at the reception view of a newr comedy, "Thr an njd I. Is. U. the covi-inmrnl deck as Mr t'harlrs Ijtnmnnd of Mating Game.'* It's alrout a far gave the l.arkin r.tate m JW, Internal Bevenue Service and mrr wl.o nevrr filed an tnrome It's in the sum of $lS.r*») for 3<) .ail he wanlrd to see the Ihisi las report horvet The rvceptionist paled « . she Mavl><- those Shylockv wouldn't Well, ait, Hie Inapt •lor t.uirral led him into the office. She gave ha.* fallen ao much out of char tin the movie, that lai concluded her huts a v) rnpa'iutic look snd, aclrr If they'd realm-d I w#i spy that the rlvtin wav »till valid with a patrcmlrmg glanre toward back row. With all the lister* *t cumpuundid H IllPfH • I (1 (1 1 0 U B * * | SS« loam i«ll U U dll 1 V • * ' ' ■ > | U | H | | | IIIS I .. I .... i tkonld In*. thema lfrom i i * a i, i / ,, i i * Fuirtr> i Tip uni*|Hf(tl. Anouln Hut out in Hip lobby jftfrujrd«. lor tlir pait !*»» >«*.»rfk, it rn«lr«l , . *# . •„ j .. j . 1.- 1. ____ ......... . . w , ............. I leave the room when they dried their tear* ni up that the II. S. Government _ ________ joy, they gut to worrying alMiul owed the family III.IlK.Vsi, ^ n *» a /\ ff* a sensitive |«unt brought out In N'uw.what licit hr red the In N t H illl I O S l E ll I ICC the picture 'l l *gul to do with trrn.illlrvrmir men it tint the I \WS. Calif, i l l ' l l — Thr post what appears to he a logical, lawn movh- may emoursKe^ii tot of old ufllce for this tiny Soulhern fall fide claim again*! the l ’. S timers around the country to forma community — 7» register Government senini’iiagr In llu-ir allies (nr old rd voters — is 9 x IS feet It The plot of the movie Is nutty , claim* against the govern men I wa> ohiainrd in 1832 by Joe Smith, from the beyinning. It start* with Charts > l.ammond. who runs husband of I'ovlnilslrevt Florence a love scene between two prl/e the radio snd TV information desk Smith, In exchange for two loads hogs 111 * pig p. n, and it rnd* in the Hurt all's Washington nlflcr, of gravel. The parly nf the second that way. 1 mlmilird there may tie just such part was the Shell Oil Co. i s^iiiM kM O ^ . . . that I pass on my way to Sanford, was the County Home, You have given us ■ hint of * hl1 11 *°'n< on through your ' , r k enlightening articles Now, ** rll,,fn ’ of ^ }’■ S * keep the hall rolling—let l grt •*“ • » » « ''" " e with that hovel, In<* *IVf *u " ll1 ^°r 'he glare nf God. could wrll he our ° 'lfn Others and mothers a »P r' ,u»'. « nd ■ Ph>•*C« I ufm*t‘ hose who are willing to help—let * do It now I Sincerely. (SignedI Mrs. Gwendolyn M Taylor K , p q e v i c t c«rv r? 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Btulf o TT nr "si P I ' •»*ffi i * ^ ^ INlltM*. | k»g •*.«<. • \xm7_— poeftepwep St.tssewvas* • -__ rs„e* •*_, »n ^ prn r f *Tt|r*r* | #*f* \ | ■T'r a i iaxi . I he J**k ImI Milt . fcllrti4 Wli I PPMMp T 7 ’ " ^ | " LI ' lanaPil «a*| * (h*e**i Ip«lMI | p^rpi■ ^|limi wm j xr i TT" ai. Bring : I saw an Internal Hrveiiue man f“ Mune of sorts h> trading thing* and Fridny. laugh. In fact. I saw several of —never detls in rash H v e , first heavy attack squadron to l>e baaed ivt the lhr)n r,ljmn( a,, loud that tears III* nnghW squeal tueal, on him. a u l'w lt L ^ ' V h . ^ S S J r Sanford Naval Air Station, haa Iseen on a six-month deploy- rame. _____________ ;w the Baltimore office send, record. In lieu of hack Income , J rrim ; h lril|rH r, nrh out — ~ aa. Rrotd as. mama TT~ dO.TtKrt 4L Ksiat DOWN l. F.xlernsl seed mating t. tflnnor Ubi& % T lr sT I* 7C" JT % ■ ■ TV ^ H 1 w a Tuoiday, Marrh 10, 105!) 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S outh •r"^I^«oll II J �* ~- - - - - - . C ff B mriM il | td i Players Check In ; To Drill Tomorrow It) plane, linn, but amt auto mobile, baseball player* with hope* of future stardom began arriving in Sanlord today. Thc*e were the member* of the Cla»* AA Corptu Christ! team of the Texas league, l.»ttle -.a* on tap lor the player* today. They arrived, chcckrd into dormitories on Mellon* die anrl retted up from the long trip. They came from all part* of the C. S , a few from ouDide the l'. S. Sanford was a welcome tight to moat, a chance to do a little relating Tomorrow. however. bring* to an end the brief re*l. The first t nurd Prrs« International \ad« Pinion, who just missed making the giade la*'. *ea**m, i« or.ee again the rookie riot of the Cincinnati Red*' training camp. The ;l year uld Negio nullieltlrr, a *en*atl«n last spring but la'.rr iatmr-l out to Seattle in the Parifle Coast la-ague, drove in five tun* Mon-lay to lead the Hr I* to .*7 1 * If lory over the la** Angeles Dodger*. Putmiii h!a*trd a !?•)-( >.>T homer and also delivered a two* tun tuple to pare Cincinnati * Hhit attack ll vva* thr seeoi.d win in three game* for ihe Bed* who air •■* rich in -oif-rl-l laJet-t thai Frank Robm*on may be their irgulat fir*, i-asrnun thi. year H u .: l^wietKe. firag of four Cincinnati pitcher*, **a* the winner while Dodger .tarter Danny MeDrsdt suit* re-t thr lot* Pinson, a natlsr of Mnnphi*. Tenn . hatted .271 In 27 game* for the Red* t»*t * e * ,-n. He , oinpilrd a gaudy 7U figure a:-l hit 11 h-o mer* at Seattle. Lee Msye. • rookie outfielder up from Austin. Tex , *:*o ha-l a field day a* the Milwaukee Htave* whipped Ihe w,-i(d champ -n New \ork Sankee*. on \t.*vr knocked In five iun* with a *|ugle an-i a homrr help the National la-ague , hampion* to their tir*r Grape­ fruit League win ar-1 hand th* Champ Too Tired To Chase Winner Collins Overtakes Litller For Crown Randy Rock liked In Track Feature Cage Scores Mather Replaces Bukur In Second Terry Rurr Si^ns Wyoming To Lose Vet Cage Mentor After 20 Years Ring Results For Harry Craft, There's Tomorrow • Luxurious ('luhliou.se • Heated Standi Jrrrv (.'ttlliiis, OfwrRltjr Sorrj’, No Mlnori Of I.orafrd S Mile*. Smith Sanford On Highway 17*92 • JUST 1.9 MILES WEST Ob' THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20th & FRENCH - 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOW N! as little as ^ _ _ HrtTlDUM KER U J . marathon indr .1 p'catute •-with Huff Irit lr** Irngtli to maneuver than conventional can N(,i ea»v to term, :o jut l . I o d in e ) amtiv-ii/rd—with kwjiii (or *i\ inside. And so ptoud-vtyled. appointed and ujiholstcied in rcall) nth. fashion* right laur Cos tv levs to tin > lr*' to orn 1 ite. gi*rs the most icwanling value jo u r car-inonc) can Ini). And l niwlull) cngirieeied. Cel with it SI 995 F. H. A. FINANCING Shopping O n l e r n • Golf Cnunc A way frnm Ihe nnine and ropfuwion of city life, with large lole «n give you plcnly o f ” e|l*ow room” . _ mile* mi mere thimblrx of low-cosi, irgul.ii jjj* And exet f i P ,/ R A V E N N A P A R K Ct.OSK TO: • SchnnU A Churchfw _ b|iintr*l six "r *ti|>ci rc*jHjiinif V R. The Lark lieliven you'll agree - it's the ideal location for your dream home — ~~~p- Visit Our Model Home ! Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. x SPECIAL M ATIN EE FRID AY SCADS OF SCAMPER— POCKLI HOOK. S TYLE Quiet — yet Convenient ! ' RACING* Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. DRIVE & DISCOVER Rout ‘ Even Money’ a DOG- TV Games Slated ’Skins Get Revenge • Yankee* their (it”*t to-*. R.-okle >ecre t. who bit 741^ at Little pit-her* Rill Hamilton, Don Nolle- Rock. Ark . la*t *rai*s, tsepprej !*arf and B"b Haitman held the • hemrr off Wilhelm. Yankee* to |i» hit*, inrlliding a The Ib-tr t T lt'-r. nau-lfd the homer hy Marv Thinnebeny. St. l.-'iu* Cat-lino!, their third B--h Cerv an.l ruolsie Char try straight defeat, in , with Billy Tom Vf -ir ir0n and Jim Secrr*l paird Kwti*a* I’lty to a Ifurft t I win over the Baltim- le Orioles Buuglt i-mhlnu-c in a four hitlrr. although thr \thletlr* *olteelril Ihr Catdlnal* didn’t get a man *r.lv four hit* oft Jark Hai*hman pa-t »*c.*nd b»*r, and lloyt Wilhelm Cerv singled lien And *ma -er<i « home two run* off Harshman ami tbire rim homrr in the Phila-lrl* phu Pnilllr* *• 1 dre I9Ion (AAer Ih e Wadin-gb x--i-.il.' • C.irl Sim* n-In >1 f. tl-** Plnllie* amt didn't all.- v < in-, d mm- hi* three* inn g •!!! ! Dl.-k F .»1tell, thr aro finishr*) the and Fitzgerald Winner — Sim­ mon* la*ter-- l.iimrnti HH — II I'SIlir. ) • fr-l the Wn-htr-gt-ui UIA 1 * - - ngUs an-i v 1 Iill- r fly, \n-ler*on Ihe Ci .1 White s-*x ilefralrd M llradr lion. Its.; Nrw York \ II two ) ID | Me Pill-! ,,u(t- P-i.vir*. 7 3, In « MT.w - N m 31....... 9 ||) 2 ge-m- nia-.ril h* lu rrr**r*. itulud* ) fi- -• ').* -rulan Dirk Kick*. Fireman ifDi*-k*un ' . I-J«hn R -inaive its- ami Berra. Johnson id llatn S! wit i-f th- llula *.-ii fill two Itlil llton \c-ttcbarl -I* Hartman til 4tu and Stuart, and Dairy-uplr Winner Nolle- i> -ni-i« f - 1 I.art I u.rr — I rreman lilt — unabaihrd hy nta p* nr Brldtng, In! :wu d-i ih!e- anrl a *inele f'tr Throne berry, '|j<r PiilMiurgh tl I a inn* I -a ; Mu - ir Mm....... wh.» ww.tr* no I’ m* Nl 0)2 I4W *»*J—3 4 6 . an .11ml to sign* Ch-> .g o l A* 2**0 *»IP 01 \—7 7 I lull*- -)ii) ie llaii.lix Hard*- n i Jarkt*>q, in ( kl* 1 trad h I * homer and t*< and Wi-irifield Hall f fi *. I ;»>V s o , , ■ 1 hi* fn»t exhibition » Cirvrland Indian Donovan I -in ■! *J-ialter* (7l apprarami and tt-uiiuiiii Winner— L-iwtv camp game. Ifrrii S.orr. wins w*« .iiirred f-i rigiit rim* by the llar-lit-m lt>t Romaflo, i alliton. 1. aut* Ira«t Saturday, pitched the \t Sai a *o|a I la , fit*! time irinirr* *nd wa« lagged Cinti IV | i v |i*i 001—7 II 1 /or two run*—one on a homrr i>r tar* \tts N - *w»l lg*1 too—2 4 7 Larry- IMi> l.awirnie t oellar 14*. Schmidt tilhri *w.111> new* the Cuba !•»-, Jell*oat an-l llailry Mv t1■di•I .tin dri 1 link fanner la De *lit. (r.ng lit. Nlrnlii.*l iSl, I. Bid Sox fur Bub sherrv -4 1 .not flotebon* Winner It iv ■-11*0.111 Smith, is lr (tv pitcher, lav*triiii- loser — McDevltt. 1Miner will go to the Rr.l Sag1 ■IB I'll*con M • >1 ' h i m i tub. He had e \l I ak- land. I la . . t 1 uh* D«l Chip* i A i l It l ISki 4|7 op t- II |3 I u smith, «a* l l with Del i Yi ill) 012 2th out— 7 4*1 the Hr*! SoV last wr.»- --1* . . . . . I - lit* Dil'tl an-l t-.cn Hob. Bernina. Derringto.i Rirbard* I « n*1 Lind*1rom. Niseiivyitr, lYmcr, Fir. iu-i (..it of the Army, it* ‘ Jolnrd the Cub*. tiallagbrr anil Feller. Exhibition R esults t niled Pres* Inlrrnwlional Al Wr*t Palm Beaih, I la; Baltimore (Al f*»* ti*i raw—I 72 Kan i itv cA <M2 i*W nix—t ( n Harshman, Wilhelm ti a n d Glnslverg Grim, I'tli^n iKi and i hiti Winner — Grim l»*«rr .— llarsliman IIR Burke SecrrH Al hi. Petersburg. I la : the Brave* would have iinivht-d in l lilted I’ ret* International Detroit V iso .ltd i«»i—I !• II Cincinnati, Bradley, and New a tie with Cincinnati for the St Iwnil* N i i»«i i*»t *****—*1 4 1 league reman if Cincinnati had Mexico Stale today bagged the Hoefl. Morgan it Rwugh i ' i la*t three poat-leaton berth* that lost to SI. Lout*. and Wilson Jackson, (illsaan i AI, wilt be awarded this »ca*on and New Mexico Stair won the Dor (lark it*' and Green Winner— Hie NCAA major college carnival drr Conference rhampionvhip h* lliveft l.o*i r—Jaekti-n really tlart* popping tonight wiih trountmg Arwona Stair l , 74 37 Al Orlando. Fla.. three game* in New York and in a playoff at La* Crucr*. N. M Phila i N 3o7 i*d in**—n -i 3 two in Lexington. K>. Joe Kelley paced the win with n M l l»«l I0*t—I 3 I Mil M It KKK I CPI ► —Muscular Wash - V Cincinnati, after muffing one point* a* Nrw Mesieo State Simmon* Kergan si. Farrell Tittlr Max Truex had to settlr to chance U*t Saturday n i g h t emerged tbr final lop d<<g in what da* for the second fa*le*t (wo i l l and Megan, Thorp a* i*i Lulocked up the Miwouri Valley bad been a triple tie fur the mile ever run ■,floors hreausr menit. Stisbb* it), Clevenger t4i Conference championship Monday league crown Nrw Mrilco State worlj irc.ir-l holder Al l.swrenre night by beating St. t-ou»», 66-39, meet* Idaho State in an NCAA was too ttrrd In chair him in although forced to play 'o r the first-rounder Wrdneulay at La* the rigtith Milwaukee Journal last 10 minute* without All-Aintrt- Cruce*. where New Mexico State Games can Oacar Robertson now ha* won 71 ttraight games. But you would base thought That gave the Bearrats an So now the NCAA major college Jan trine s n panting right be NCAA berth agamtl Texas thru competition I* tet to roll. One hind him the way • Little Max tian at Lawrence, Kant., thl* Fn best rounder already ha* bern ran Monday night With Lawrence day night. played (D r Paul nipped Portland. near!* a lap behind him, Iruex And it alto cleared the deck* 37 36. at Portland Saturday i, and NKW OHI.K \NS CPU — Bill win krd acciiss the finish line in ,.i. in , . unr.rr *.p in .hr- -** **"7b re are VnrVAVgiu.i1. iiaird ,o Cutlln* « f Ba'.tlitiore aewrfd * *.17 2 only four tenth* ol a *rr aouri Valley Cnnlerence. to enter ni*m. lhree-*lrokr t ic lo ij in (he l2U,o*g| ond slower than l.awren-e* pend nix. A n r. delegation Thi* it the New York a National Invitation \t New Inti Nr* (I.Iran* Open golf toilrpaing world mark which the Mail* Tournament with a quarterfinal Boston If. (IF fe* v* Connecticut group the trout* and coachc* will nrni Mi ■day ai-d carted off hait-rd Sustrahan *rl 1 1 1 New Y'*tk be waiching veiy closet* In ad berth Saturday night againtl the (17«i >741-0 in pure money. last Saturday night. winner of a Thunday first round West Virginia i23-4i v» Dart diimn In Corpus Christl and Plior Ihr hnvky. Jo vear old godrr * True*' netting run look the mx. *e*en other farm club* of er between Fortum and Butler. I mouth (22 31. te o uivlri pm III In Ihe finnl ed»e nlf Irishman Bun Drlany s the Giant* will train here thit Thl* had been delayed becau*e North Carolina (2u4i *» Navy 32nd sliaight mile sirtory and an mun.l htm.ied him ahra-l of thudyear > (14 31. Romping Randy Rock is figur alleged foul whirh judge* llio-ighl round trailer Gene Litller of Sing At 1-rxlflitnn. K ). ed to rock to victor* for his third might have oerurrrj on the final ing II II*. Calif. Cidtlnt «ardfd a Bowling Green IT 71 vt Mar hole *r.ue «>r W 7210-Ift—240, time this season in tonight'* fra lap a* world record bolder Dclanv quette (22-41. Litller. who fired a refold lured ninth event of a in rate tsrested thr Iratl from Hungarian Eastern Kentucky (IAS) v* tueaking *ec*-nil round kCure *■f «lai< at Sanford Orlando Kennel l*t*an Rorsavulgyi 1/vtiisvillr iifin-. t nlted Pres* lalernalional It. C0.T>d manage only * three Club \ rouplr of judge* thought lie New York winner* will join SI Oklahoma 61 Colorado fu But Kandy serin* to prefer run Ian* might have *'hc!d" the sub tori par 7\. whuh l«nd*-l him in Jotrph t i Pa ) in the regional Kantaa St. 74 Nebraska 34 mng second or third, hut usually four minute mtlrr from Hungary. a thrrr way t:e for fourth p!»rr at Cbarloltr, N. C, Friday and Cincinnati f t St. l» u i* M Mather of Sanford went into *rr hr it in thr ta«li parade Thr big Bat it was learned that Botsasol- money. Saturday. Islington winner* will Mivtoun 64 Iowa St. AT Jark-r liuik* ■•( Kumr.ha ond plarr ahead of Bukur * Music gent ha* plain) five time* and gvt ha.I bis ell-ow out as Drlany join Kentucky ami Michigan State Williams 63 Amheral *2 Shop when Ihr furniture learn roll ran tiiinl tin- times white di* tend to past him and Drlany I akr, S Y , *hot a hi which I'nlam thr rrginnal it Lsanrton. HI , Niagara T# Ruflalo 66 rd a 2-1 vrirlory in ta*l week's al­ couraginc *uinr of hi* loltuwer* pushed It nut of the way i-illtnl him from mvrnlh into a New Me* Si. :a Anr. SI U. 37 the u m r night* Dr Paul move* No foul * taid Boitayulgvi Ur for second wills l«»m ..11 ley action in thr Sanford Bowling with hanirstrrtrh fadruuts e into the Lawrence. i halts,.. region NAIA Tournamrnl In his lati four races Hie beau­ ibioiigh an interpu-ter ’ What did of Biunvullr. N Y. Nripnrle fired al againtl Kama* State at Cm league First Round In miser league action. New tiful dog ha* run third thrrr tunes they rsperl mr to do " taid Dr a M and advanced from sixth liuluth Br. Minn. V. i 7 Auitin cinnati play* Texas Chriitian. And York life Insurance defeated Bur­ and placed once tan*, who broke the inert record pla*e thr Idaho State Nrw Mexico State T« Kandy drew thr three box for with a tiinr nf 1.06 !*. a lull four nell Paintrre **i!h a t victor* 'Die pan *-■** h * oppe-l 111*30 winner will play In the San Frani . rambling at ChrUtUn Bro*. *u srenndt slow er than hi* world and Crlrr; City Printing took the ninth encounter Holding down fuutth place at Central Ohli. 11 Kentucky St. 6i n ico regional along with Si Gene s Seminole Dry Cleaners, 2-1 Out in Ihr right box will lx )|i mark alio tel in New Yolk tail 74| with Litller, were Huston l-»* Mary'* i Calif i California, and Ark. Telvrt. TO Bike*tile 67 With only five night* nf arfion Peanuts, bidding for hi* sixth Saturday night |•lair of lllrniltlgbnm. Ala, apd Utah lnd. St. *7 Morningvide *7 although hr sfrpprd remaining in thr league Ibt* year.Vtriumph. Moe Norman of Toronto ll.e trm Par. Lutheran 71 Meat. Mont. 40 Burnell i« trading Mather h* five I down to thr It field last week long got jl.KH) ral h Ft. May* Tthrs 71 W esimiler ui game* Bukur* follow* Mather b> enough to notch a three and one 1 ha New (ii Iran* tlpeo *s> the W. Va VArtleyan *« Whittier M DETROIT i l P I - It imik s a *rant half game, while Nr** lurk half Irngtli victor* n>rr George* 1 ife t« a tingle game behind Ho* and Saddle Mark abort mnfrirnee with c ' o a r h first inajoi toiirtiamrm Viilory Bukur Aim in the fi ature field are Op George Wilton Monils* to ton- for Collin* who started in lug Thi* week* artion will find pnrluni*!. Blark Son, Giro Col vinre Terry IDrr that hr should tuurnry god ju*l » yeai ag<Collln* will take a total of Malht-r anil New York Life meet son Golden Honey, Terblr led •ign f-ir hi* third tra*nn wiih the CHEYENNE. Wyo U T I i l nlDrlroit Lion* of Ihr National Fool *1 1U0 front New llilrau*. lojntNKW YORK (Ul’ li — Alonro verslty o f Wynnur* ba«ketl>all mg on lanr« one and two. Burnell and Itiata Matinee competition will *tasrt al hall League Barr a ngning ended leg a II ’><•) lamu* from hi* *p--ii Johnson. 14*. Pittaburfth. outpoint­ coach Everett F, Shelton bowed rolling against Gene's on lane* M»r. ed Jimmy Slade. JAT'i New York out Monday night after 20 year*, three and four and Bukur • faring 2 p m tomorrow, followed in the speeiilatinn that he would return , Color* Pity Printing on lane* five evening hv II event* beginning at to the t'ni*er*ily nf Mirhtgan a* A total of 3o golfer* fmi*hr.l in (toe right Skyline Conference crowns, 4 JO i a coach. the money, ranging frnm Collins’ I.AKF. WORTH. Fla. (UPU - a national championship and ihe and six - . H,4ia) to f H»o. Tony Padron, 12*. Caracal. Yen- elute or hi* worst season. eruela. outpointed Rap Estep*. Shelton annuunrrd hi* resigna­ 17» Miami. FI* H0». tion at a Cheyenne (Quarter>*a< k CHICAGO (CPI) —Chuck Gar Club banquet In honor of the 1939 NEW Y illlk 11 PI - -T h e NCAA rett. 142. Chicago, outpointed Art Cowboy squad. which dropped 22 ha* awarded television right* to Norris. 191, Chicago f»>. contest* and won but four. WLST PALM BEACH. Ha "That proves our faun system A* for the Y ankees, the A s tieat ODESSA. Te*. (U PD — Auhie He said he wa> accepting an il PIl—For Harry Craft there s is earning along and doing It* the-in nine times losing 13 The ii* 1979 football program t» the National Itrnaili acting Company Moore. 192. San Diego Calif, other Coarhing pudtton which » o r.o today, unly a tomorrow Job," Craft said -'I vr seen year before Ihr Y ankrei won the for thr fifth straight scar. The •topped Sterling i Duly i Davll, “ les* demanding" He did not We Jist have to wait until our enough of our kid* In Iw- optimi* season scrlr* helwrrn the two r»’>9 l\ itillrge program will in­ 2t2. Hnuvton. Te*. (3). name the tcam.be would be lead­ kid* are ready." the manigrr of Hr about Ihr future But as fur dub*. 70 tame* to two clude thi telecast of ID games na PROVIDENCE, R. I. fU P h - ing thr Kansas City Athlrtin rs 193-J well vr II do Ihr twit wr *1 haven t any goal* like that tionall). on nine Saturdays and Roger Harvey. 144. Hamilton, Shelton. 40. won 329 games in plaint, adding quickly that ’ They can Certainly, we rant be rated thi* year,” Craft said. *Tm Imp Thanksgiving Day. Bermuda, outpointed Walter By- hit two decades at fwramir, drop­ won't be ready for 1910 " with the lug boy*’’ mg well plav 3(41 halt Thai ar«, 143. Bovton (10a. ping 199. Hi* team* piled up right The - hig boys" In him are the He'* confident, however, that Skyline rhampionship*. and the thr day- it coming when that Y'anker*. Tiger*, White '-ox, In mein* we have to piek up only four mure wciori**. I think wr 1941 squad vson t(ia NCAA title. ’ second division tag" wilt he tak dian* and Red Sox. can do that Th# last conference title s i r won Cast spring, starting hi* first cn off hti hall club WASHINGTON IC PIi The * But that isn’t going to put us ’ ’Wr have a lot of good kid*.’ ’ full srason as manager—hr ti*ok Washington Rrdikin* got tome by the Cowboys Just lari year up Iheir wiih the big hoy* We're he taid ‘ Fellow* like pitchers ovrr from l-ou Boudreau during revenge against thr Canadian at least a year away, maybe llowir Rred Boh Iravi* ami Krn the 1937 srason—Craft set two Football la-ague today hy corral mure LOS ANGLLFS t l’ PIr Ih e Johnson and infirtdrrt lain Klim goals for hi* rluh ing star Calgary quarterbark Es W> just have to wait unlit our To win 7n games gle Day whom ihry drafted in March 14 featherweight title fund chock ami Alex George But Cm To beat Ihr Y'anker* ’ it lea*! kid* develop They're coining a 1936 The Skin* have lost three here hrlwrrn champion Hogan afraid most of them are a yrar or long It may be a year, two year* six lim n ” of their high draft choice*—Jim iKidi liaise* of Nigeria and Dav two away." lie wound up winning 73 games even prrhap* three lie pointed (nit that in thr four Wood of Oklahoma State and ey Moore of Springfield. Ohio, is I'm optimistic about nnr thing quarterback Joe Kapp o f Califor­ causing »u*h hesvy wagering by tram winter rookie league, thr whirh turned out to be onl* k-*od Ihr future It icn't going to ir A * beat out the best farm pro* enough for sr-enth ilaee But the nia to Calgary and quarterback supporters of rirh that odd* mai Don Mlard of Boston College to er* quoted ‘ even money" nn the pert* of the Y ankee*. Braves and A • were nnlv 4 » games on! of inn long before we re up Ihere with thr hig guys." Tigers fight today the first division Ottawa Cage Tournament Berths *1 Rookies Power Reds, Brakes KANSAS CITY. Mo. c m * —The second chaptrr nf the NAIA coa«ti to - coa»t Sa»Vt-thjLI tournament full-scale workout i* *chedu!ed. unfolded today with faiorrd Ten Hurler* will start limbering up nettrr A il State making it* de­ but againtt Nebratka Wesleyan their throwing arms: hitter* will Eight first round game* were attempt to rrgam their hailing on lap • yust like opening day rye*: inlirldrr* again will punur Monday Today's action began at U1 Jn the high hopper*. Very little time will be devoted a m with New Britain (I'.mn ) to gelling in shape Mott of the and We *1min iter of Penntyl'ania player* have hern working on fighting it out. Other first round results Mon weight problem* for several week* H«we*er. drills will atari ai day and Monday night taw trier a relatively *low pace to prevent al other seeded team* rornr pouible pulled m u iclri and tore through with yielorie* — alt ex cept lexenth ranked Pikrville Col arm*. Of one thing the player* may lege of Kenlucky, Ihe Kentuckian* lo-t to unhrr be sure They'll do a giral deal of running in the next few day* allied Arkanva* Slate Teacher* After the winter layoff, moil 70 AT. Fort Hay* State of Kan*a* beat player* are eager to get back into Westminster of t'lah 73 SO, Inili harnci*. (In hand. too. will be wmr bate ana Stair stopped Mocmngsidr of bailer* who didn't take much of fowa 47 67 and Central Oklahoma a vacation during the winter State won over Kentucky Slate Thete are ihe icoul*, coaihr* and 72 43 Paufii Lutheran defeated West other ofiinal* of thr Giant* farm rrn I Montana i 74 wi undefeated system. Thty have been bu*y with to* Grambling of Louisiana took It* ter*, player assignment*, training ,4th victory by downing Chnttian yfemphl* 41 Til and plant ami thr many othrr detail* Hi other * which mutt he completed before Auitin College of Tcvai but to Duluth Branch of the l'mver*ity tprtng training ran open Now. n * down to buimrtt. Thr of Minnesota 41 7? Today's schedule aim included nett 3o day* will be important to raid player in the Giant*’ lyttem. Northern state of South Dakota The thowing made in Sanford, to and Voungiloun l mverattv ; I.en a great degree, will determine oir Rhyne and Northern Michigan, where a player will perforin dur Southwest le*a* and Lmfteld Col­ lege mg thr 1939 bairball »eaton Troy, Ala Stale v* llllnoi* For many, performance! here Normal, f wirlrigh Dickinson v* will detrrmmr the hig IF end Georgia I fhjj'i** **•2 {hr* Te** Vjfl Culver • Stockton ford will be the Class AAA Phoc Teacher* and Plait* * lor Cincinnati, Bradley Bag r, Second Round Set In Small College Cage Tournament «*•> 1 *450 down .Monthly payments like rent! \ ^ Sltcem cJze/i Ftm drive the LA UK today at - Construction Company Inc. 211 w . 25th St. FA 2*3103 1 FA 2*7495 im Sanford Motor Co., Inc. AVE. S A N F O B i^ , m n im m * �1 •» atTAMTlTT RIGHT* bmerved f l l | JOIN IN THE CONTEST AND FREE GIFTS AI.I. 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M. • S ;0 0 !’ • M. T I U 'R S . I :00 . 6 :3 0 I’ . M. n i l . k S A T . 1:110 • 7 :0 0 |\ M. IN PERSON 29 3 ,v 89‘ GOLDEN ROSE PLAIN OR SELF-RISING Hl-C Tall Can OINNERW ARE WITH PURCHASE OF S7.30 OR MORE! FRIvMAR 46 START THIS WEEK WITH OZ. CANS Unit No. I FRE-.MAK 10-Inch DRINK d in n e r PLATE Plus Hundreds of Every Day Low, Low Prices on Every Shelf I • On Every Aisle! . . On Every Counterl . . In Every Department!! « 0 A NCW UNIT CACH W|IK FOB | WEEKS! t ! • ••|*i mm nm 6 'h Wm1 - - ,o"cur l SAUCf* * fill W RED M <* I Ilk Wert - DELICIOUS APPLES RED DELICIOUS / in i.s ll SHOWTO-JTOW ' FRESHNESS FYNE-TASTE FRESH Dili D never the Wenderfgl difference in fla.ar when fiih end teefeedt ere realty Ireihl Daily delivetiei direct te Feed fo r bring the pick el the dey'l "tetcH" freih frem the briny deep Cleaned er Dilated te yeur erder el ee e itre ceil te yee F .1MILS' H / t I ItESII |) \||.Y I M I P flM , *" Hrf -e, \ el. DOUBLE LAYER CAKE O v en *R eed y 3 (hr. fU g . Charters C H ER R YS TO N E C LAM S M U LLET »nFSn CRAB M EA T Baltimore Oysters FRESH S H R IM P I IlKSII CAl i.irr ONLY ONE HOUR from th# SEA! O LEO ll c h i ll K ing Si/p I .tin f % SWEET POTATOE PIEcirv v.i.» S w e a t or Butterm ilk MAYFAIR PURE CREAM CHEESE . B R EA D SEEI SHOPI SAVE!.. In Our DAIRY WORLD'S FAIRI. . . o [ LADY FAIR Mil l< HIIMK lu ll SI’ IIISG! I h eye-epening variety frem ell ever the werldl Cut th e m end packaged • K i l l * ler every pwrpeie end la ite l Alee Freeh Mtlk, Cream, Ivtter. All e l Meney laving le w M<e«l lunm feed ferr'i preduie dxplayi have that "litre Sparkler* Sparklel" . the unmntekeble leek ef peek frethnetil • »• lh at'i keieute at Feed Fe-r caddied and pampered . . . greem are w e i h e d cl eonerl. . . end they gel a ihewer every heurl —AND YOU l l M ARVIL AT THI LOW. 10W PIICISI ... i \ *:■■;**- JI ST Ilir.HT TO nEAlTIFY box BISCUITS HUD (Mir III THI WONDIRFUL DIFFIRINCI IN FRIIHIR FRUITS end VIOITABIISI POLE BEANS 2 29 TOMATOES 2 POTTED PLANTS BENSONS ic e J: Pounds Ik if. I’ lilinrl Found 12 «»/. ( up I’ nund �. QBwS im S e n ato rs D islike New Office Building %j FRANK ELKAZKR WASHINGTON <CP!>—The pH. T it Ioni being undergone by our senators in lh« new office build­ ing we taxpayers have Juitfin- I.hrd for thrm are painful lo he hold. Their crie« of artful.h at Ihry move into their foe room auilea, each with t h r e e wa.hroorti., rai.ea a question of whether we ■kimped too much. The building roat ooly KMift.OM. with an ex tra million for furniluie. If ihia was a mistake, we won I make it again. A new office build­ ing for House member*, now g e l­ ling started, will set us back 61 (U F li-P rim e Minn Minis- million dollars. LONDON (L'PI i—Prime ter Harold Macmillan, whua* bail are becoming at famous at Sir Wlnaton Churcbill'i cifara, hat picked a bowtsr for hia trip to the United State.. Two week. ago. Macmillan ar­ rived In Motcow in a W year old tall white fur hat which mitan WASHINGTON (L'P H -Sen. K» taneoualy took Moscow—and much let Kefauver (D-Tenn.i wants the at the world—by atorm. pubtie to launch a letter-writing neturning from Northern Ire campaign urging Ihe U.S. Steel land Saturday, Macmillan joked Cnrp. and Ihe steelworkers tint n with reporter, about the cloth cap In forego a big wage price boot!. h* waa wearing — "m uch more Kefauver. whose anil monopoly auitjblr" for Northern Irelanl subcommittee reopened its hear than the white fur. he aaid. Sunday, the Sunday Dispatch r«- logs on inflation today, urged pub ported the Macmillan cnoicr for lie support for hi* proposal that hia American trip in two week.* the union reque.t a pay hike only time it lo be that most Hriti.h equal to an Incrcaie in proslur UWly. of halt, the derby. In that ease, he said, the co m ­ pany would nol have lo ra’ sc steel pncea and Ihe nation could avoid another inflationary spiral. Macmillan Chooses Bowler For Visit Kefauver Seeking Letter Campaign Against Wage Hike •»r». I- ** Pinecrest Baptist Schedules Revival . !■ I •• V . *** ■ I | *I * fir |E •in j - / *1 I V If you think a medium price car has to be bulky end clumsy —here’s the fine car to change all your Ideas The Her. Rhine M cjlurray will conduct revival .ervicea March l i ­ l t at the I'inecrr.t llapliat Church. Rev. MeMurray I. paalor of Ihe Flrat Kapti.l Church, Lewisville, Ark. The evangrll.t la a graduate of Ouachita Itapliit College and the Southern Ilaptiat Theological Sem lnary. Singing will be led by Ausiin Caldwell, Orlando The aervlcei will hogin at 7:10 p. m. Sunday aervlcea will be held at II a. m. and 7:46 p. m. Marrh 16-21, two aervlcea will be held daily at 7 t. m. ami 7:20 p. m. Arrangamenla have been made by the pa.lor, Ihe Her. Donald Gravenmler. Ambassador with V S p e r fo r m a n c e The Compact. Luxury Car! 1 PUNV PIOHT IsjTOrr/. THE NEAREST STAC, PRCViMA CENTAUCI, Okcv HCUK AWAY/ . L tc u c /. V 34 sr. o e < Boosters To Hold Meeting March 19 Nothing in the medium price firId AeW/ri, pari., goei like Ambasiador, Inp V-H prifomianiep!ui economy, Indl.kluilietllonalaiifafront seals. Dm eAmbaaaailur — toe.| ear ever pined so dote lo the lowest. The Seminole High Roosters club viH meet March 19 in the music m m at the school at 7:30 p. m. President Pele Schlrard said by­ law changes will come up for a vote. Under Ihe propoied change, new officer, would be Installed in M ay of raeh year, rather than in Kcpfeinter. Ten Our Bett—A M IIASS.iDOIt V-B b y H u m b ler W/rir/i medium price car.. • is easirst lo p a tlf • has |op |«it,rr-l»-Mriglit ralioT • cost* least lo buy and niirralr? • lias highest resale value.' A* 2711 lip AmlmaNiiiiiir Vdl W IL L IS MOTORS mi w. mt st. 0Jbdyi)uS&&JhiA! IF YOU LIVE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY...YOU NEED THE r t5 « { s) 7WESE IT 1 5 / 7 : v E T the s i ?e sLlGWT CfflVE.O? ILL ~d o rr c ■x ^ T L s v i*1 ' re 1 Sen. Norria Colton fR N. If.) the deaks." the s e n a t o r com­ one of eight .enator. who have plaint. "My own deik la so close taken up quarters in the new to Ihe wall that 1 am almost ail sanctum, told the slory in some ting on Ihe window till. of ita harrowing detail today in Standard practice was fol­ a newsletter to hi. homrfolk. lowed In laying Ihe conduits, Ihe Cotton thinks may lie the error arcbllrcls say. The alleriuMivr was in .pending too much, nit was lo run loose wire* across ihe little. He said the Senate needed floors. the new building, bul . . “ In committee we no longer sit "The building contains offices Informally around a table and for 41 /o f the Mi senator* and chat chummily with Ihe witness their staffs, for 12 committees et We are elevated on a circular and their employe*, for ihe busy dan behind a massive, paneled Capitol telephone rschangc, for a bulwark . . So high that . . when rafeleria and a basement garage pictures are lakrn nothing la vis­ —all essentials," say a C o t t o n . ible but the top. of our heads. “ However, It include* a MO seat Sen. Warren Magnuion (Dauditorium, a gymasium, and W’aih.) has solved this. He aita (Imagine it!) a sundeck on the on a pillow. , roof." “ The microphone* are ao de Cnltnn probably hadn't seen the fective that they wait like Han sundeck when be wrote this. It •hret . . . comprises a red lile floor mra 'T h e elevators are automatic, uring 31 by 31 frel, plus twn and when you press a button, you shower stall* and a John. There never know which direction you is no protiilon at all for the one are going or where you’ll wind up. lady s e n a t o r . Mr.. Margaret if somebody else beats you to Chase Smith of Maine. the punch.” Colion saya ihe building it poor­ Cot ton’s last point is the sorest ly planned and reminds him uf a of all a m o n g many senator! schoolboy's definition of a eamel They are accustomed lo ring —tort of a horse, put together three time* and go straight to by a rommillce. their floors The electronic brain "The conduits for telepiiune on each new elevator works fine and electric wire* are so placed but so far can’t distinguished be that lloudini himself rould hardly, tween senator* and people Pot squirm in and out from behind utile remedies are being studied I P S v CTi; a :o M1M4 Cur COVf AVI H.URF vo^rr Ihe Sanford Mrrald ^'•"(Seminole County's Only Complete Daily Newspaper) - Till March 31,1959 If you live in Casselberry, Fern Park, laonjrwood, Altamonte Soring*. you can now receive the Sanford Herald y T a ■e Of u By Mail F o r Onl y 9.00 - - year 5 .0 0 - - 6 months 2.50 -- 3 months Send In your: NAME: .... I’. O. Hoi: mi*as Oily: And your Hanford Herald wifi hr nlarled Immediately. s a fe u x X < �=1 V .c YO U CAN CLEAN YO UR HOME TH IS SPRIN G WITH O UR C LA SSIFIED S CLASSIFIED INDEX REAL M fA T E fO R SALE : - for r e n t 1MARKET CASKET UNFURNISHED apartment. Ph FA 2 2900. 2 FOIt RENT I A—ROOM A BOARD SPACIOUS—1 But room Hun** on *—IIKALII RENTALS f l i r t Urge, beautifully land *— W ANTED TO RENT scaped Jot. completely furnished.| A— REAL ESTATE FOR S A L I only 4 milft from the flock, ? 6— MORTGAGE LOANS 7— HE\I. ESTATE WANTED May be seen by appointment. Writ* bo* HSU Titusville, Fla » —MISCELLANEOLS I *—FLOWERS • PLANTS MODERN 3 Room Trailer. $30.90 shrubs per month rail FA 2-3071 days IS—OFFICE EQCirMENT FA 23333. Nights. It— AUTOMOBILES 3 ROOM amt Hath, furnished TRAILERS II —SUITS L MOTORS 140 00 per month 407li W. lit 1 1 -F AKM HUITU SB A St. M At IIINERT 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, 14— PETS . LIVESTOCK >nuth room, phone FA 2 1110. SCI’ PLIES lj— ARTICLES WANTED UNFURNISHED bouse. 3 Bedroom 15— PLACES TO EAT Kitchrn elertritity equipped, j 17— REALTY PARLORS near Ba«r, Ideal lor children, IS—FEMALE HELP WANTED J7i no per month, phone IS— MALE HELP WANTED H om es D esign ed F or FA 2 ?*M after 4 p. m 2S— MALE OR FEMALE F lorid a Living21— Wo r k W ANTED FURNISHED apartment, lit floor. . 1 1 4 R o d r o o m i— 1 & 2 B nths 22— 111 SINESS pro tie entrance, loot Palmetto OPPORTUNITIES 21—SPECIAI SERVICES 7 BEDROOM home kitchen equip 24-P IA N O SERVICES | , ^ }A 2U M . 2A-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS .. FOR S ALE OR RENT: 2 bedroom 23— ELM TKICAL CO.NTII ACTOR* fully furnished home. 1211 Ran 21 A—BUILDING, REPAIRS. dolph St. FA 21*00. 21.R BUILDING SUPPLIES 3 REDROOM imfurnuiied home 27— NOTICE • PERSONALS Ph Holly Ate. 1 171. 311 21—ARTICLES FOR SALE FA 2 3M3. evenings. 29— FURNITURE k. Immediate Occupancy IIOl.HKIIOl.n 1— REAL ESTATE FOR SALS IVo C iu r a n t H ' Personal 3ft—LOST AND FOIL'D Mr •■nfnrh ir r a t t T uea. M ar. 10. 1559 P age 0 LAFF-A-DAY SUNLAND Estates I ♦ & P IN EC R ES T 3rd Addition. 1—1 OR KENT WE LA K A A PA RTMTNTS: room* private hath*. 114 W, Flral K COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 lied room s F lorid* Mourn Furmihr.l Apt. SoO Park Avr, 2 BEDROOM Hnuir. t all FA 2 3ASt — F .I f.A . — Thlv i« a guest pat* to the Rile Theatre for Sla>le Carlton. E*p. date Mar. 21. '19. $28000 *8280M Furniihed apartment —tile bath— hardwood floor*—private—adulli —feu West 27th St. 3 BEDROOM home — kitchen equ pped, for tnlormilion, rail EA 2 MAO, 4 Ro om and hath home, unfurn­ ished. In I-ake Mary. $30, monthly. FA 2 40ftf. or FA 2*211. M A .Salisfactnui or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cor. IIwy. 17-92 & 2Tlh St. Rhone FA 2-1501 (In clu d es C lo sin g ) IF IT IS REAL ask Crumlty A Monteilh at 117 South Park Th. FA 2 4693 only $17.50 monthly S Bleak* West Of French Annua an 20th Streak. MODEL OPEN DAILY F.STATK ROSA L. PAYTON Rerlorred Rial Eitata Rrokar Ph FA 2 1 3 0 1 -1 7 #2 at Hiawatha M U M M IED apartment* Mari ROBeW aTW ILLIAM S, Realtor 2 HR, CR. kitchen equipped, cor­ Nelle Court, 21*4 Orlando Rd . ner lot. Mo pmt. 117.10 Raymond l.undquiat. Assoc. FA 2 J2b4. FA 2 1130. K*t 4u6. Colby or FA 2 3*11 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ) A 21*43. APARTMENT, rlean. lin t floor, 3 BEDROOM CB. living A dining nue for a nlre couple: shady, room, kilrhrt. equipped, family 3 HEHROOM home 14900; kitchen root. 1106 W. 3rd W. room, 2 bains, quiet neighbor equipped, l/vw down payment hood, city limits, 114,100. til Call FA 2 3*29. ROOM for r*at with adjoining martgagr. 13200 down or terms p.iMikr room and private hath, FA 2 IKS Sfti Palmetto. Ph. FA 26409 MREFRONT HOME and irove Ideal for country l i 'me. Near 2 BEDRtlOM home, unfurnished, 2 BEDROOM house, Florida room, Sanford House is CB. 3 bed kitchen equipped, monthly pay. kin hen equipped. SIT Escambia rooms, f a baths. Tile Hours mtnts 112.69, phono FA 2 1426, Dr Ph. FA 2 0920, 14100 per thruUKhuut, central heal, fire or Inquire at 1MI Holly Air. month place wuh healiiator, aliie fan llrerreway and garage. AI*o Cl) tool shed with double (arporic 20 acre* land, appropriately 14 in citrus Small lake Price only 142,100. William Haskins (Sanford) MARCH 3 a J K. Hall iSanfordi Admissions Wilma Parrish iSanford) Willie Bush (Sanford! lift N. Park Avr. I’ d. FA 2-1121 oilie Drlroie (Sanford > Hotel; n lineman i .sanford j Marna Mappt (Sanford) lit run e Field* (Sanford! F A R M E R S AGENCY William Brown (DeBaryt Brr>! Herman tSanlord! N. V, Farmrr, Rnllor Brantley Linfiartl (Sanfordi inrine tiibion |Sanford) Is. 11. TThllmore, Actwe. Randall Warren <Iemeu nod) Ruth Rail t.Sanford! Helen Hammond iSanfordi Births It* S. French Ave. Ph. FA 3 3221 Dfllsiah Gilchrist (Sanfordi Rsby sirl to Mr and Mrs After hours FA 2 2414 or FA 2 *321 I.orm io Fields l Sanford I Carrie Campliell (Sanford) llaby *irl to Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy l-ois Scott (Sanfordi REAL ESTATE HUH E-IN Rlrthe Kent Qurinan tSanfordi 2114 Urenrh Ave. Discharges llaby hoy lo Mr. and Mrs Willie Mat Pringlr i Sanfordi Tom ( ampbell (Sanford) Realtor Geraldine Linnckug*! llaby boy to Mr. and Mrs "Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3*41 l Sanford 1 Harold Scott (Sanford! Hist barer* Daitrv Howell (Sanford) R A Y M O N D M . 1JA1.1. MARCH 4 Freddie lamia* (Sanfordi Admissions REALTOR A LNSURDR Willie Mae Sagrr and baby Helen Wilkes (Oviedo) (Eu slis) Third St. it Park Avenue, South Anna Mae done* (Oiteeni Florrnco Smith (Sanfordi Y ’ati Call Ball ("einnue Gracey (Sanford! Phone FA 2-1441 Caroline I jwsob (Sanford) Sandra Estridge (Sanford) JoAnn Oflesby ISanfordi Patricia Tippins (Sanford) Jean Clark and baby (Lake For the Beit IVuts In Real Estate Histliarcrs Mary) SEK CULI.EN A HARKEY Dan Hunter (Winter Park) Laura Prirston (Sanford) W, A. ( **!», Jr. Saltiman \ irplnla Roch (Sanford) Harencr Smith (Sanford) 110 N. Park A t *. Ph, FA 2 7191 Kdriir Drown tSanford) Henry Andres (Sanford) Mary Green ( Sanfordi MARI II 7 MAYFAIR SECTION: Spanoil* 3 Alfred Smith (DeBaryt Admissions brdro<im furnished home. Own­ MARCH 1 Alma Johnson (Sanfordi er FA 2 tftt>4, Adm.aslnn* Mary Alice Mr Elroy lO-irdo) Sort--. Reynolds (Sanford) Mattie Thomas (Sanfordi HOME SEEKERS tmrotliy Lee 1Sanford 1 Femur! Sesel (Ultra, N. V ) Nearly new 2 lift l it home in Rosa I re Hall (Sanford) Dls(bar(r« Country (Tub Manor. Ettrav in Murray Jam s (Sanfordi W’m A Ra)fuse (Williamsport elude kill hen stove, space heal Florence Smith tSaufurd) Pa l rr and Venetian hlimls Screened Willie M Sesar lEultls) It«*al*n Qurman arid baby girl porch and carporte. Priced at Traiey Duval (Sanfordi (Sanford) 1*2(10 witti 6630 down and 333 IIIribs Clemmia Gracey iSanfordi monthly including laves and in llaby girl lo Mr, and Mrs Frances Anderson and bahy suranrr. Available now ).rne«t Jones (Osleenl boy (Sanfordi Italiy boy lo Mr in>l Mrs Edna l.andrrss (Sanfordi Custom built 3 lilt, t tile hath Randall Reynolds i Sanfordi Willard Grimes (Sanford) home with a lovely equipped llab; tori to Mr. and Mrs. Rose Sirmons (Sanford) kitchen Modern wall furnace, < harlrs l.racry (Sanford) Venetian hltnds and awning win llaby uirl to Mr. and Mrs. <h>ws. Beautiful hardwood floors. Earl N Lee (Sanford) Only tl 23o down mrluding all II' boy Its Mr. and Mrs doting costs and 364 ces month­ Thomas Tippins (Sanford) ly, Immediate posicssum. llaby Imy lo Mr. and Mri. Oscar Scuar (Eustis) WASHINGTON fU P I)-S en Ja Open Mon. and Fn. till • P. M. Distbarees coh K. J avita i R.n .Y . i says the Mr* Lnrrnro Fields and baby arrests of teen agers mas soon to­ rirl <Sanford) HERBERT STENSTROVl tal a million a year in the United Stepp James (Sanford) Registered Broker Statu unless steps are takrn to Me line Hopkins il.nngwood) halt a sharp rise in juvenile de I.I N RINNER Leon Ross iF’ anfnrd) lO TTIi: BROADWAY linquency. •brine Gibson (Sanford) KEN TOItRETT Ja*its said he will mtmdurr a f.va Hailrv i Winter Park) As swe tales bill to provide 33 million dollars M VKf’ll 1 in fedrral aid to slates during the 111 S . Park — I'h. FA 2 212ft Admissions nest five yrari in an effort fo Julia Whuldon (Sanfordi lombai "the aHrmmg increase m Herman A. Slone (Osteen) youth crime nnw approaching Dreamwoid Section — All cteaied. Michael Kennedy '(SanfordI emergency proportio-i* ’* Price is right. 2411 Chase Ave. Stanley N. Stevens iSanford) Phone FA 1 3664. Sanford. Discharges There were 1I7.40U,(M) tele Annie Reed (Sanford! phones in operation throughout the 2-HKDfUMJAt h o u s e . Separate Dining area, IVjooi Down no MARCH • world In 1917, according to the closing cost, *'*% mortgage, Admissions most recent raport available. The phone FA 2 3640. BilJy Musielwhile (Sanford) United State* had «J,62l,r>00 of Sammie I.e« Turner (Sanfird) them and the Soviet Union 3,Furnished 2 bedroom CB house in Nad Raiaaa Uftafurd) u i,m . cams Heights. FA 2 6630. Hospital Notes St. A C J. w . HALL iu Senator Concerned About Delinquency sStenstrom Realty LOTS Choice LOTS 23—SPEUIAU SI RAirrS i#33 CADILLAC - e : * — 4 door PUMPS - SPRINKLER I* A I X T SYSTEMS Alkyd Elat All type* and tlrec. installed Wall Paint. "D o H Yourself* AVE REP AIR AND SERVICE 1st Gallon S T I N E 2nd. Gallon Atarhlne and Supply Co. 207 W. 2ml SL Ph FA 2 6432 Sedan. Hvdromatic. P o w e r Drakes and Power Steering Ra­ dio and Heater. Power Windows and Seats. This car is parked with eye appeal and pnerd to move now. Only *1**3 IIOIJ.EK MOTOR SALES 2nd A Palmetto F A 2 6231 or I t 2-0711 1937—MODEL Buckeye llojig Trailer with full screen cabana Ft 200, Frames Trailer I’aik, See Holmes, South VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Pay men Is Low As 5100 It— Autnmobilra A Trailer* 21—ARTICLES FOB SALI Quick laundromat Service Shirts Finished In t* Hours Samtone Dry Cleaning E 7,A:h St. Foodmart Bldg S ill Til SIDE I At'NDROAt AT HOW AKD AV. IONG 207 F. Commercial Ave. Phone FA 2 2*31 S l» K C I A h Enamel Interior Reg. Special 3 in 3 50 300 ['radically new aulomalle frigi* dalrr 30 inch range bargain at 313(1 ou Ov ersluffrd couch and chair 423 no, 32 inch Venetian blind like new 3700, 2C\M*ft 1*33 FORD Cuib’ trllllir 4 d'*«*r, A* Engine Gmvi lires anl paint. If u a — PLOIBI.M i amt HOOFING »«(«! ear lop reek with Irapouyou're looking fur good cheap Iin 3ISO0. :*'• by a*'* screen tranip*utatton this is it Only I At.I TITUSVH I.K door with hardware 37 n*y, Ger*191 PI I VIKING 4 IIE A1IM* INC men made rrflei camera 3:3 1101.1.1 It MtSIHR SALES .SANFORD Phone FA 2 7691 Irn* branif new Selli for IIw no 2ml A Palniellw normally, *arrifire fee $63 00, FA 26*11 or FA 2-67It PI.U3IBI.N4s phone FA 2 273S. Contracting 4 Repair! 1936—Liberty built house trailer. Free INtimatra I2U Have Accordion. 5 week* old, 32300, Fvtra*. EA 2 2**9 R. I- IIAKAEA* 7 switchrs, cost S.VW. still ha* 2nl Sanford Ave Pnone FA ? 7V11 guarantee, 3173 or heat rath 1933 DIIIIGF Hov«| Hard Top offer Immediately. Bnt t20, San­ Coupe Aa Engine Automatic ford Herald. Trinimi*iioo I’ower Steering. 2 tone blue finuli White wall 2 NEW type witters, !6<i ft) each, tires. Mechanically perfect I’ l I AIHINg I 403 W. lath .St. Only iii aitni . i ilirlV This is a guest pass to the Mov|*< IIOII.I It 'In I ult s v l l .s c i It l I IS III TIIINING Ixnl Hrive In for llohby Ring. 2nd A Palmetto CONTRACT and RFPAIR ATORK F\p dale Mar. 24 ‘39 FA 2*231 nr FA 2-0711 loo: Sanford Ave. FA 2 -6 3 * :-----------------------------------------------------. 29—FURNITURE a.d 12-BOATS and AtufORS I M u in h n ik T it- R e p a i r s » m s i ih h .d g o o d s < Joe t . Ihouas Your ) vtnrude Healer 1(123 Santa St FA 2 i*(49 HORSON SPORTING GOODS N ow * l'* * d 304 6-S F is! Phone FA S-5WU PI ANO SFRAU'K Furnilnre and .Appliancaa 7 , itr w i/A iin .utimard, ......... p i a n o t i n i n g a REPAIRING M a f h n r n f S n n l n r H 3 A J lo * alter 4 p m ^ t ||\|tAlias' I V I U liI L T O T J u n T U l U Ph FA 2 422.3 Alter .3 00 p. m,'!0 3 M9 T. First St. I'h. FA *■#•«« II— pels I Ive.tiu k * iippli's Wall “ A lice ! B ear le f t !’* HEAL ESTATE FOR MAI.R 1—RF U . EM \TI. ItlR h \I.F NEW, 3 Bedroom, ' halh. spacious 3 RKDROOM home with workshop masonry home. fratutiriK Central 4 double carporte on t acre land P i miles west of town Ileal and qualitv ron*truct(on. an evtellem buy at 113.SOU(■». t? <*m dnw n F V 2 2796 with terms Foe Sale by owner; 1 acres on I>h| Monroe Ril. Approalroalrly NEARLY NEW. i Red room. 2 3 block* North of W i*i St halo, double carport, cent rat Corner acreage llavld It Aiken, heat, an unn.ual value at Nrt W l.afajrltr Si , Marianna, 116.231 i«i unh terms t la. Hudson 2 3141. 10 Acre tiled f arm on paved RKGISTFREH Aberdeen >n .„. road, under rultivatum. no build- *—MUHTG \GE LOANS Hull Fxcrtlcnl (hot* eonfornti ings. a bargain at S'avio.m, with It. ouo to Itouw*) available for lion and tej.i* (or duty as lirnl terms. purchase of second mortgages sire, lo r infoimallim c a l l Helwician, Temple 1-4002 or 1 A 2 320* Midway 7 3123. 1 .i . — W DIETRIITIS _ REALTOR It —RF41TY P ARIA3RS Elu Methvin—Velma Gonraler, . ) LOWERS, 1*1. AN I v* Adelaide H Moses — A«vociatri, HAKRIE1TS BFAITV NtlllK 1901 Park Ave. FA 2 32)2 AZALEAS In lllwim. Large F.A '2 1742. 103 So. Ilak Selccllon from 39c or 3 2-nEDHUOM CH home; Florida for II i«t l* ~ F B * ^ L E llllt lT !^ A N T K ll^ room, storeroom, kitchen equip­ GRAPEVH.t.K NURSERY CURB GIRLS over ?|. Apply in ped. Venetian blinds. Fenced Grapes die Avr. EA 2 0*16 person at Pig 'N Whistle yard, Imw down pijmrnt. Si FA 2 7661. VAIIODRUFF'S * Farm A Garden ( tnler 11*11 I N Hill SI AVIA I s' ANNUALS I) you have thire hours per day. •01 Celery A»*. end nerd m o n o , why n»l be the A\ON Representati.e in your B E A I I I F U L DISH GAM DENS neightwuhoixl VArile. Mr* J AllSANFORD FI.OWFR SHOP lanlch, Hoc 2S6 L kAIis U, Fla. FA 2 1*22 nr IA 2 »27* .Seminole Realty S *s! LAKE MARIE ESTATKS T h e O N LY F H A Finn nr rd Hiinirw AviiiLiUle NOW IN D e ll M O \« V.OH Aft $:!.->{) DOWN line luilrw (luaing! 2 A 3 ItcdiiH.ill*. I 'j Tiled baths. V|»n» t u-lnio Oualilv traluir*. PLUS; the rnnvrnirnrr of being within 2 him k- of llrHars Plata, n romplftr Shipping ( ruler. VV, I*. Vlilirr. Ilrieiiijirr hair* Oflire II***. 17 - »: Drllary I'iara Ph NO *.tail or M l « Itll K Mil I N M lR I H III M M ORD 11— A GTOMOBI LBS—THAI I.BRB $SAVE$ - 'H m ............. lu lls SUM I ,,r f arprmry, |.»'nt"ig. s-reen- • ,,,K t oTi>>c. ar I plaster repair, • asphalt tile, a*l>e*to* siding, j ma'unry «*r wm«| step*, leveling and repairing garages and wrecking r.lt F A 2 4*'."J. - FI.FtTRIt Al. SI HA ICES Ps YOI R FURNITTR* We SEl.t. * ih* Atn*t We P\Y Ihe Alotl SUPER TR ADING TOST fh . FA 2 .9177 • niG VALUER • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS » A At l 1 AS CI.EAM R REPAIRS W IIa S O N - M A I E R parte for all makes of -leaner i; N»*r And Used Furniture El“ ttuluv, Hoover hirb* rlr ) u f f tMl Su FA 2 s m iT lS i ------ -____________ New It Used FI’lirmlure A Appliances A Good Place To llouve Wtun; — Electrt* Service HUY SELL or TRADE \I Sid Vlhlru ,tANPAt.L ELECTRIC CO JENKINS FURNITURE FA 2 0*11 4ik> Sanford Ave. 'l ; i A— lit II DING — III PAIRS — Used furniture, apphsness, tooU PAIN IIM* •tc Roughi-sold. lorry's Mart 113 Sanford Avs. Ph. FA 1-UtL GAY wnlote or Old Maid Apply FlJMtfl siDding snd fm shlni Maes Place, Osteen Brnlg*,1 Cleaning, s u i n g Serrlag 1ft—MIST AND FOUND Sanford, Seminole Countf tinea 1*23. LOST one Iwiy'a Btryela siift !•'*. WlITFi: HOUSEKEEPER—for el 11 M < n 1 M ,ry Red, J. C. Higgins. Waa lost derty man phone FA 23033 for g*—j y s i R VM E in vicindy *>f High School. Can appoIntmcnL lie Identified. Raward Phon* FA 2 4614 or FA 2 2*14. 19 V|tlr llrln Wanted t»V3 CADILLAC "62* - 4 Door Sedan IlydromaUe Transmis •ion. Power Urakr*, Power Steering, Radio and Healer. Power Window* and Seats Far torv Air Conditioned laical Owner Only 36.933 miles *21*3 YOUNG .VI \N WAN TEH apply In / I• M L / MIST—LEASE. Rig Halo On llul l I It MOTOR SAI.I..'* person, (rv tl.il lake Nursery • Everything. Furniture Cantar. 2nd 4 Palmrllo lake 3|jry, Fla Mi l*, li llldg. FA 2-3/ftt I A 2 62JI ur FA 2 « .ll FOUND: Prescription glasses In II—Walk Wanted downtown Sanford. Owner may ?7. M trtl> J »—PERSONAL!* MlVELY lutlr trailer, fully equip have hy identifying and paying Painting AT FA 2 797* prd »lcepv four. Sam AA’ade City INCOME TAX M.RVH E (or this ad at Sanlnrd Hrrftln Trailer Park Del j ltd. I I* VAm. II. Murray Office. a Ironing, toe A )3c. FA 2 7241. ti ll trierv Avr FA 2 1191 1*31 FORD Ranch Wagon A* Bah; sit nr iron. I ,A 7 7*2* Ulnvetl Sunday (laattfied Duplay *| I Thunder bird Power Plant. Stan JiahJih daril Trantmissuin, Radio and IIt<»MNG—F .A 7 7791 Hattie lira a dirt Tablets; weeks supply Healer lain mileage — rlran per 317 K Slh St tine. Itouinillat A Anderson — inside and out Fausts Drug Store. 11393 72--llusmeta Opportnnlliea . I I MMY: HOLIER VHIIOH SAILS 2nd 4 Palme Ho C in d e r c f ''K u r t " in M ia m i, lert Mara Place, intern nr 1 A 2 0711 n t tint Aluim M otel— .lnl» i* 3-BEDRooM, t i l . kitchen, din I A I *2.11 Bridge Sanford log room kill lien equipped o p e n in lint (fo rd , a* rite and tfl37—I dr Ruick Century F.stalr «errrn porrh. utility roam, 616 ndvi*** if Mill in ie rcM rd . U SPRfTAl, -SBKVHKR Wagon, one owner tar radio W. .Narila Si t in \ illc'.w ... .......... C o n n . hrairr. power sierrlng. power WELL DRILLING litaki a, 12231', *re alter 3 p m Eaitbanks Mor«e Pumps MAJOR BROWN REALTY )•— A NT ICLIISs POa BALA Repairs tn all makes 116 W, 2nd, apartment 4 Realtor FACTORT TO YOU LAKE MARY Lawn Malntrnanre. I33T CHEV Kfll.ET 216 ’ 4 I)oor Complete ALUMINUM Ph FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1*61 glide Fertilizer. Spraving. M o w i n g . Station Wagon. 3 4. Power VENETIAN BLINDS JOHN 1.0.4131 ERSE Power Brakes, Radio and Heat Tins li a guest pact to the It it* Knrl.iled brad. Sag proof bottom FA 2 7197 rr. 2 Tone Finish. Good 1 irr* 116 Willow Avr Theatre fur Kareo Pigg f vp ■ail with |>1astir ends. Plastic amt Mechanically Right (late Afar. 21, *39 •*r rayon tapes, lotion nr nylon furniture Moving A Stnrage SI79'. ford* ( I P l l l l .l i r s . Aarnl PLANTATIflN ESTATES. Iar;r • tjniet ComninnHy HUM I It ADIIOR SAI.I .S Senknrik f.laan and Paint Co, WASHBURN' VAN LINES wooded lot, corner I.urrrnr and 2nd A ralmrltn • Near U n lf Cniirae FA 2 1991 112 114 34 2nd St Ph FA 2 4672 Drlmar. Sacrifice IL ’.viui Pav F A 2 6231 nr FA 7 at 11 1300 I renrh Ave ing paid fur. A* S. AVhitr. 1700 'Ibis is a guest pa** lo tlie* Movie Fairway Ave. S o, St. friers MOBILE HOME 33 ft 19**3 Mar ROLLAWAY, llo.pital and Baby land Drive In for Robert Hu b Med* llav. AVeek nr .Atnnth — burg, Fla trite, I bedroom, call FA 2 9936 ards. Evp. dale Mar. 24. '39. Tel. FA 2-M il. Furnilur* Crnor during dav. 116 Meat First St, NEW—3 Bedroom masonry home. Include* 1Tuning Cr*al Jacket* * Roots • Tent* • Luggage Like prisilegs. paved *lrnlr 1937 I IIRD Custom 2 Diiir Si lan ARMY NAVY SI Ill'L l S Toloemon Tul*ea Tested Fits. T urn Went On 2(Mh Jo’aat down payment *!Vsi lave Sin Sanford Avenue 4 Cylinder. Standard Tranrml* ROLLINS IllinilV SHOP Si, Follow Country Sylv ,n Eitatey 7 milr* * r .i of sion, llailio and llrater Talk At The Sign O f Tim Totem Pol* Cotton a Wool Varna. Notions, Sanford on III 46 <1*1 St t ( lull Hd. iA W air It alHiut gas mileage, this should 2417 S. Freneh As*. 1 breads, Tapes. F A 2 3323 Fur Uur Sign* . . . do It K ill.l in k tinnnr s i m p 313)3 AIR I.UMIITIONING At Tha Sign Of The T(d*m Pala. T H E IIKST L A I D F L A N S HOLLER MOTOR RALES If. II. P O P E CO. 2617 R. Freneh Ava. O F MICK nltd M E N . . . . 2nd A Palmetto la i R. Park ----- FA I-4U4 Little did the owner dream when |*A 2 6231 REIS 1 A|l\ (O M ItETE »:«0 A. M. Til Dark ar FA 2 9711 tie trilled in Ihia beautiful lo w Window Seal* — t.intrls — Steel SUNDAY Home a few churl month* ago |3'J3—FI JAMINGO, 40 ft. 2 brd (irra*e Traps — Sand—Drv AA'ells that unusual nriuatanrr* would room, lot 71, Park Ave. Trader 2;0IT P . M . Til Dark MIR.MTE 4ONURETE 4 4). make it necessary for him to Park •'h. FA 2 3731 Jo) Elm Ave W indnhitM Hack H I asr •ell it at ONCE. UNFORTU­ /91 \ enl C la w NATELY these things happen I9i7 I .41111.LAC * »2 ’ 4 1)0-0 Sr Oonr Elan* Itrbullt dan )lydrurnatlf, Power Steer­ S E R V IC E . .When they do turn** alert ing, Power llfakra. Radio and SenLarlk f.l.iww nml P.tiitf Cu. buyer alwavg gel* n good buy. Hrairr. Wnite and Blue Finish 112-114 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 1-1122 C unafrucllun Co.. Inc. For a QUICK SALK the owner ) arlory Air Uonditlnned One 211 Meal 231k Slr*et has agreed to sell this lovrty Pawell'a urfice S u p p ly owner and rlghl In etery way. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stltePhone FA 23192 Three Rrdroont, Two bath FA 2 3*42' 33293 mfnts, invoices, hand bills, and 117 So. Magnolia 11031E under 316 ouo, with almut HOLLER MOTOR RALES programs, etc. Progrrtvhe 334f« rath, balance I.ESS than 2nd A Pallneiln Printing Co. Phon* VA 2 2931 rent ar FA 2 o; 11 Wrst I3lh St. LOW TERMS NO . . B IT A Aid E I A 2 (231 YES . . S . . s : it has an ft aluminum Yellowstone IT.MIA modern. all elrrtrir 23 Trailer. SatDfire fur raih by Kitrhtn ALSO the owner will owner. Marti in lesv than 12 throw in all bis living rtu<m AAe in vile aou In lie mtr gursln nhtsolulcly free month! 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Park l Nn cF W vv R AVEN N A D A D I# rA K Iv H O M ES $450 Down OPEN DAILY AUTO r.LAwSS INSTAUaliD / Kumiii^lun I'orlahlc 5501 b k c e m a k e /1 WKLCOaMK NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Odham & Tudor, Inc. �I 4 * ..:___ c_ 1 ; ' . . ■< . V •- 3? --V): i ■ W : ■• * W est Berliner Proposes Running Reds' Blockade * » 5 . BERLIN (L'PI) —W e* Berlin'# Deputy Ma>or Frani Amrehn h n • aolulloo K lh* Fast German* toy to atop an Allied Berlin con­ voy. Don't talk. Juit ram the through. The Ruuieae w on t ahoot. Tho 44 ye»r-oM Amrehn inherit- 1= Quotable Quotes cd temporarily the job nf admin litering Weat Berlin * city affair* in the absence of Mayor Willy Brandt, who 1* on a world tour. And hia dialika for tha Communiita i* h**ed on Juit aa tough a line a* Brandt'a. TM» straight talking member of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer a ChriilUn Democratic Party make* no attempt to hide the depth* of the trial* to which ha le,level Weat Ber|ln win be plunged May 27. On that data, he firmly ex,-arts the Bunion* to catry out their Halted I’ re** International NICOSIA, Cyprua— CoL George Brlvaa, leader of the Grach under­ ground on Cypru*. reporting h* would laava Ibt i»land now that an WASHINGTON (LTD — Sen ' agreement for an indr pendent C>- Kenneth H Keating ( BN. Y.) Is y n ii had been reached: an eminent lawyer, a war hero *1 have done my duty." and brigadier general, and a p o -, Htlcal grniua who got elected to ' L A F A Y tT h, ln«l Atomic Kn- the Senate at a Republican at a grgy Cammia*ioncr Willard F. ||m< when It looked like nobody Ubby telling r• the danger* ol but Democrat* could win election radioactive iallout over thousands to anythin::. Of *<guara tnllei iollowing a nuclear threat to turn Weat Berlin’ * • ««municatloni lifeline* over to the Communist B ut German*. He doe* not deny the Soviet ultimatum again*! Wait Berlin al­ ready la having it* affect, but ha •ay* the city emnot ha caught unprepared. fo r many month*, long before Soviet Premier Nikita Khruihch ev'i announcement tail Nov. 27, Weat Berlin haa been laying up flock*. The laat puMic figure* ware that 300 million dollar* worth of rstenlis! mpplle* already had baeo etortd bar* again* Km poolibllity of a blockade. And that figure haa been lncrea*ed veitly aince. Weat Berlin plan* Include any avantualily and M 1* eetimatad tha pity aan live wtthia MaeU six to eight month*. "Of eourae." Amrahn aay», "no on* ran ba aura that the Ruitlana won't ahoot if tha Allica chooae to IgtMra aa attempt to hah their convoy*." "But," ho said, “ tot will ahoot only If they already have made up their mind* to do an" Low Prices Senator Probably Was Playing Hookey •i j ••Jt Would ba hataidou* to Ide to •lay out In the open for more than m hour." i ii WASHINGTON ~ A K L -C IO Ptendenl Georg* Mcany calling on QoograM to vote a bold new cun gtnictioo program for h o in a *, school*, road*, airport* and hospltoll d#»pite claim* *uch a program would ba Inflationary: "Th# raat danger of D>(laU<n Would coma if we rnntin c to nr Iba nation'* housing nrn!a •ad permit prtient thortagci to aggravated." NEW YORK-Brn. John L. MeClallan (D-Ark.l charging that the toatablllty of tha U. S. Suprrmt Court threitrn* our republic: "More than a doren druaioni Warrant aeverait eriticiim ." *4 1. . •: i NEW TOBK — ('apt. Andrew |UcK«llar, aklpper of the liner Mary, telling of the AHantlwhleh delayed hit fl ip 17 and did minor damage to of the •upcrilrurture: *W# got off very light. No crock* 1 wa* broken." ■OUTHAMPTON. England la d y Nnra Docker commenting on We tha ft Of fjsn.onn in jewelry town ■ rata hidden underneath the tag of their Rolla-Royc* for safe­ keeping whit* ahe dined with Kir Bernard: •Wa took the jewelry with u* la rin ia we thought it would ha •afar than laavlng It home." 4 Most Stales Plan '59 Tax Increase CHICAGO (UPI) — Chance* are your »t*le’ » lane* will go up this year, according to the Commerce Clearing Houve. Tl>e national reporting authority on tax and business taw x*i<t a stale by-state *urvey *bow* that 11 itatea are thinking of raising their gaioline tax hy oie to two cent* a gallon New Yo k. in fact, has already done *o You may also pay more for rl garetlr* In 11 date* One In (wo rrnt* more per park. If pending bill* are paired In thoie itatr*. Arlron*. Utah. Illlnoli. South flekot* and Waihlngton want to hike tlielr sale* tlx r»le while M* i»rliu»ett*. Nrhr*i* a aid Ore ion are considering the Ides of levying tale* taxes for the first time. The survey alt" showed Uial Michigan. Booth Dakota. T e n . Waihlngton and Writ Virginia are proposing brand new income lax iyitema. The passage of lulls in these atate* would rai»e the number of *late* taxing inromr to 3*. the CCH noted. In addition, several itatei plan to make drinking and gambling more expensive while five — Georgia. Trnnc**cr, Montan*, (lino and Oklahoma — want new *oft drink laxea. i R RA Z Z 0 FMMMtB CLEANED • BANDED • Pi HI Ml CD Tile Expertly Done TEKRAZZO WORK OF A l.l. KINDS. Err* I EatimatM — Call Ha! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 1-7*21 10fi N. Myrtle H ardw are & ki O ILD IN O It I* tad to report, howrver, that whrn t.’icy were leaching rud Imenlary phyilca in high achool the dittinguiil rd senator from Hocheitrr mml have tn-en out playing hookey. Kratinf, who wa* a member of t <* llui.v for 12 year* before Id* Cfaduuliim to the Seriate last No v ember, like all ex House mem­ ber* probably find* the rarefied air til the Senate hard to take ai a regular thin* Anyway, he can't relist going back to the House now and then, So 'here he wav. in the role of expert wltnei* beforr the House Space Committee, ol which he once wai * member. He » a i arguing, most p<rius•I'ely, He nerd for quick worW nrrcemrnl on control of space. Hr said this might to he a lot eaiier now than It writ be after Three Slates Hold Line Of Two Taxes CHICAGO (LPIl - If you live In Nebraska, New Hampshire or Texa*. you're orr of the vanish­ ing hrtrtl of American* who pay neither * retail **te* tax nor a broad haird stale income tax. The federation of Tax Admini­ strator* reports that .V) itatei now tax Individual Inromr* and 33 have a sales t*x, although only IN hate both Die FTA ilto reiunted up 35 itatei with a tax on corporate In rome It iild every state* taxes gaioline and motor vrhlrtr* arid that all but Virginia. Oregon, North Carolina, Colorado and California maintain tobacco tax­ es. A* for liquor, the 47 itatr* where «*le» are legal—Oklahoma and Sliuiit.ppl are both "d ry "— all levy a tax on each bottle. Eleanor Backing Stevenson Aqain 4 FI. 5-Pl. ••FI, 7 F1. ••Ft. STEP STEP STEP STEP STEP ALL |.ADDERS ............... 1,ADDERS I.ADDERS ........ LADDERS ............... LADDERS QUALITY LADDERS *1,75 *5.9,. *7.15 *S.Ht *9.50 B. EDW ARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES WE (JIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 903 W. 3rd SI. FA 2-789K J. Milligan of Orchard Park caus­ ed quite a stir in the Erie C’otmly auto bureau whrn he bought IU.S9 registration plate* fur his rars — a i »j9 Srart motnrbuggy and a 1911 SlodelT Ford. MILK 3 35' Deep South Pure Apple s a l m o n «-39' White Arrow 0^ JELLY * 2 9 BLEACH * 3 9 c FRYERS FLA. or GA. GRADE "A " DR. to DR. LB . WHOLE Limit S i'icuao At Thin I’rico BAST ORANGE, N. J. (U P I1 Alartk Alien, 76. who t* credited with designing the trench coat, died Monday at hia home here. WEST P A L M B E A C H , Fla. (HIT: lands Haler, 75, builder and philanthropist, died on Sunday in G ud Samartian Hospital her# after a short llinen. BERLIN I UPI 1- Weat Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt said Sunday night he had found many Alien traders on hi* racent tour of the Far East who were Impressed with Soviet demands to make Berlin a free, demlliurilad city "Many were astonished when 1 rxpUined the .Novlet L'nkin’* true NEW YiiltK (U P II - The atcel aims," Itrandt said In 1 radio ad industry’ thie year bat the rapt drra*. Steel Plentiful city to provide t.bM pounds of raw steel for every person In the continental V S The ateel would eomr (nun furnaees that operate in Vt out of the 4!i .tales Ir NEW YORK (U I’D—Arthur H GoeUe, 57. president of the Wealern Flerlrtr T o . died of • heart attack Monday at the company'* office*. Asians Get ‘Word* On Berlin Issues H C F F A M ). N. Y . t l P I 1 — W. Value Stamps Deaths LOS ANGKt.KS (UPI) — Mr.. Eleanor lloo.evelt nay a .he b». Hrve. Ad 111 Stevrna.in I* "'the lie.I we mu Id have" a* the Dem­ ocratic Parly'. IPfin pre.ldential nominee I'llll.ADEI.PIIIA (U l’i i - D o n " I f Stevenson ranrul tie pre.i- aid S. Marilride. *5, president of dent—and he would have to he the American t'enirnt Corp , died honrxtly drafted at the rime <if Monday at Jeffermn Hospital. the ronientinn—I would rather he In accirtary of .tale," the former first lady .aid over the weekend at a new. rnnfeienrr, Do They Still Run? Special This Week Only the Huulana, or even fee Ameri cam, land a man on the moon with a flag and maybe • gun Kratlng laid International law now L that each nation control* the “ air apace" over It* territory He laid nohody know* where this quit* and where "outer *pare" itartf. Unlet* 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 air 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 wasn't rig.it. "At on* tim e." said Fulton, drifting and diiiecting with radial line* a reasonable fanimil* of a globe, "I wa* going to be a iclenlist and a math teacher. I don't believe the gentleman 1* correct in laying 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 Hi* other lid*, eg. pUInciJ that perpendicular linei drawn from various points on the rsrlh's rurved surface would di­ verge rather than meet. Top 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 B A C O N -4 5 COPELAND Mild or HOT SAUSAGE 39 CAN. BISCUITS & 39 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 oto 0 0 ^ 0 0 — H PNj 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 MAI-Ham 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! HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■h i<w rw. OeMat, MewrWto«*OHI* nheeehe- C W n a tm J FOR MERITA IKOZIN CLOVERLIAF FARKIRHOUSE or FARKlnriOUSt M ORluN FROZEN APPLE to CHERRY FRUIT Large Family $ 4 00 iv r. HOOD FAMOUS It 33" Bleach oi13^ 4 3 ^ HOOD LIQUID STARCH "13/ - 36/ �Reds Have Secret, •- r i. u flikita Flies Home l nito«l l’ r n » Inernutional Suvltt Premier Nikita Khrishchev prepaied today to fly home from Berlin to Moscow with the draft of a »eparate pence treaty for East Germmy in hi* pocket. H e «U« claimed "full nyrreemfnt" with the Hast German Communists on u secret plun f<r joint action to push the West out of Berlin if East-West negotiations fail. An official communique annuuncins the reiull of lui tilkt with K ill Germany t Krd bottrt was expectM toon. It w it expected to reitile Hr unyielding Communist aland u«t tterhn but not mention the leerrt piam for joint action against the Welt. The Weil reject! the idei of turning W ot Berlin into a "free City " and no apparent coflcoiiu n i by the Communist leader change that muallon. Report* from Paris raid *ome difference* remained U-tween the b e n c h and British appruache* to me Berlin crisis, but all l|»kcimen in titled the baiie Weilern itand wai the fame. The Parti report* *aui die We*l alto wai generally agreed on a mid-May forrign minuter* meet­ ing with the Soviet Union and poa ■hly a lUmmit conference later in the lummer. But none of the Alltel » u pre­ pared to accept the Soviet-dictated Mend* for tuch a meeting—Berlin bnly. The West wanla a full Euro­ pean settlement dUeuMed includ­ ing the German question. disarms merit and other related topiea. Flight Personnel Cf Squadron Due Pilot* and crewi of the Savage Sin* of Sanford were to arrive at Himey Field thia afternoon at 30 .it) and ruuniy officials were to Jon dependents in a gala recep tin for the Heavy Attick aqua drin. 'AH i deployed to the Mediterruiean last Auguat aboard HM­ D S Fomatai. The giant aircraft carrier it to dock in Norfolk eatly tomorrow morning. starting tomorrow at 6 p m 190 men and officer* from VAH3 will be airlifted by cargo plane* frott Norfolk to the Sanford N»**l Air Station. Similar wel cone borne celebration* are plan­ ned for them. I nofflcial word ha* It that thia aftirnonn plane* will coni* in a fou-th man. The A3D normally eart am* the pilot, bombardiernavigator and third crewman. The passenger if carried on gueat hoi*, or *1 time* when getting hone lu t it Uppermost in every min't mind. last night an advance VAH 3 plane landed at Ramey Field, <* w The American Legion will cele­ earning two passenger* from the brate its roth annivenary Monday night with a free flsh fry for wilh tragedy. The men were not members and prospective mem­ 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 Farmer and LL (Jgi John Bailey. building on 1742. I.cdr. Ralph Mattui operation! officer for VAH 4, will give the main ultim a during the I p ap. program. Mattui will discuii % e Heavy Attack Wing, under •coring hit comment* with film* of carrier landinii on angle deck aircraft carriers. Jim Grant, cubmaster of Park Only 24 additional member* are needed In bring the Post up to .11, was awarded the Scouter* Keyfull quota. Commander Joel Field today at the Kheani* Club lunch­ •aid. "We hope In get that many eon The brouter* Key to a three year and more Monday night." 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 'for the (H. icima River district of Boy Scout* during that time. The presentation was made by HOLLYWOOD (C P U -It was a John Mattingley, del.and attorney smelly situation that confronted and chairman of the District At the same tune. Grant « i t ap­ the local City commission. First it handed the k>b to City pointed chairman of the Organ!*#Manager Joseph W. Watson: (Jet tion and Katension Committee of id of the skunks in an over- the District. With hi* batkgrou SL rown Reid m the north section In training, he will promote the organisation of more troops in the of town. "But I havrnt hunted akunka .Seminole-Volusia area. Ulely Not since I was ■ kid.** protested Watson. How should he go about It' Someone suggested poison, but that might endanger pet* All agreed gat masks would he helphi) Taxpayers in the odorous area remi plained the smell was to bad The Elk* Club blood hank rewh»t "you can’t leava your win serve hat dwindled to leas than to pint*, hut the club hopes to re­ dowt open at night. , .** Finally the Commission took build the stockpile tomorrow. action Find out. they decided, Officials of the Central Florida who owned 'he properly where Blood Rank will ha at the Flki she little stinkers had set up *ho>p Club from 24 18 p. m. to ac Then let them get rid of am. eept donors Ralph Wight, chairman of tha blond bank reserve, said donors are needed urgently He added that "demand on blood reserves has been to great that wr have ® l l l Kk' S UI’ D—Everyone but very little left ** tiie Irish will be represented at Persona donating Mood will be this ytar'a American Club Si. Pal- treated to a steak, courtesy of rick'* Hay celebration next Tue»- the Elks More important, however, ia the day. The siub. with Lcub Greenberg 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 Columbian fa^ trrt who are otherwi.e occupied, ^ ia club eouid find nu one among Inkyo's nine • million population ■ a ho carried an Irish passport. Wry man Carver of the Piper Sales Corp will be the guest speaker al the Civitan Club meal tog tomorrow night a4 Pi ore real Inn. Carver, former nmlrtv nt of TAVARES (UPt> —A » year old father of nine children will prob­ Florida Air Clubs and editor sf ably be sentenced herr nexl week Southern Flyrr, will be mtroduc ^>r shiHiting his neichlair to death rd by Dr. Ed 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 murder Tuesday in the death of roofing contractor Joe H Drig Columbia;. ofcM iurn — Speaker Jama* lacntt Brown and Driggers ware said House to have been at odds over a trough! dawn kis gayal hard disputed loundary line Driggers Tuesday to elosa off debate on a was killed by a load of bwekshot bill to allow ahootinc of cardinals, the officia l d e l e bird a* ^fred from a shotgun ~ Brown 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 Cardinal*." when It discharged, hittteg Drig­ 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 Wilum A leim urr will apeak to the Longwood Area Chamber aI Commerce Thursday t I p. m ia the Civic Leegwe Al Official At Meeting Mix* Nan Myers, are* USD di rector, U attending a meeting of the National Board of Ihe YWCA m New York City. The aeasfon deals primarily with UflO reaion- iibilitiee ie Uw military. Behind Bars; Two Stolen Cars Found An escaped pri*onrr from (irur ;u ,mie a cir ,i n,, Civic Con irr last night and wit arrested in Apopk* > ahort time liter. offi ci*D “ id. Jamei Funderburk, a . escap ed from the Meriwether Prison Ranch. Warm Spring*. Ga. After Mealing a ear in Ocala, he came to Sanford, where he apparently had frienda. Puiice learned of hia pretence tail nuhl when a Sanford rrvi dent reported teeing Funder burk driving aouth on Palmetto Ave. at 7 40 p. m. When Sg*. W. R Coigrave came on duty at It p m . he tuund the ear abandoned at the comer of *‘ir»t St. and Pine Ave. The radiator wai 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 Civic Center during the conrrrt. At 12 32 a. ra. Funderburk wai arretted in Apopka, driving Bur­ ton'a automobile. Orange County authoritiea turned him over to the Seminole County Shenff'a de­ partment. Funderburk ia now in Jail. He will face trial for auto theft here, before returning to pnten in Georgia. ® Iw i ’a u f u r ii I b n t l f i ' VOL. XLIX AM l.'nited l'me** Lewaed Wire IN D E P E N D E N T Established HUMS D A IL Y NEW SPAPER * WEDNESDAY, 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 WASHINGTON (CPU - Preti Harold Hcckrntiarh. principal of deni KItenhowrr tmlay challenged thyfe Arab unity. iiii« Inner dununcial ion of tiie K.i.wem regime followed Sanford Grammrr School told |rongirtinml e r I ti c a of hif dePTA member* of the "ummlrrly | frn.e policies to have the courage m unim nth uem onM rntiuna Tucjuiny in Hiiglui.ul in w hich — 1 1Hour and i oi youth* surged Hi rough manner' m a recent convention m atk the higher lave* when they, tha (tret-u about mg inti-Na*ior of live Mate PTA in Sar**ota. fill for larger armrd 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 crl*i* with demand* ->ut in Damascus where students Mitmg. booing, tinging amt d a p p ­ (or appreciably larger armed for­ * i*’ Ht*<n<isi it* ing proilured by tome of the op- ce* He said some of these de­ sentence imputed from Baghdad NEW 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 right," laid Heckenbach. Ilf laid Congress in (he past day when [land Campanella ap- Wahab Shawaf, already reported ' alaln. The 1730.1X0 aubdivition of Mai "Then aftrr your two intnuiet hid made tome very verlou* mis i feared on a burglary charge tbie Shore* in Allamonte Spring* were up. the hoard could throw lakei on national defense He Nasser delivered a biting p«r» will open soinrtlme thi* month tha question around for at many thought it would lw- ruinous at this \\‘ j|t H o U i l S u i'^ L 'O D ti tonal attack on Kassem and Mid ha was working with communism The development la located ea»t hours at they desired." point to change hia announced, et MIAMI HEAf’ ll tUI*D— Hr. H to sabotage Arab unity but that Art Harris, opposing withdraw tablishcd p r o g r a m ol military of Maitland Road off Lake Ave. Beasley. Aitaita, was Installed With practically all of Ita M al, asked the group. "If we, a strength because of new crisis „ president ol the Southeastern l ha United Arab Re pul lie will not group of about .100 withdraw from "surrender our mission" of unit­ homrsiU-s either on or near Lake generated by Soviet Premier Nl hurxiral Congress today. ing the Arab world. Maltbie. home* will range from |hl* organisation. how could we kita Khrushchev. Cairo dispalt-hrs made it alear Furthermore, he told reporter* H a I* B u c k i n g C o u r t that relations between the I' A H, designs, two or three bedrooms, million m em bers'" Harris a-lded Dial tl Congress forced additional ••ifa we vse W were V IV ■ a |pari n a s i v«» of that «••••<• group \i.kk \OUK ti C li —The \aw and Iraq were near ine toe*king onr or two Ilie baths, anil built we would have something to »»y ' mmlary manpower on him at till* knrk lily Bar Association Tur# paint Hamascu* 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 Iraq while held al gravrtidr this afternoon paved and lined with Miami case of a convention, a Mr Her 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 osar the re­ Maltbie Shore* waa planned and merely tlirk these extra troops the Seminole County Jail. form a group to produce order 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 William Higgle and to claim the body of Arthur llu say what we wanted in an order­ ent placa. LONDON tIll'll - Hatred*tt U l'l corrrtiundent Zaki Halama .Seldom haa Elsenhower shown from Scotland Yard imestlgitcd reported f r o m ford Taylor, the county hi* as­ builder Darwin A. Shea of Cassel­ ly manner." Baghdad that berry have spared no effort to more emotion and vigor In de sumed the duty of his burial The ti* lay Ihe patting of a bill over screaming studrnla armed with An adopted resolution was read Rav. J. H Fisher was to officiate '"»\ r lhf « « * * * • • « * “ *l*ndln« to the group, stating that “ a lenn- of his be lid s than he did a House of Commons bar. Il waa slicka, ass'* and rope swarmed at the 4 p. m aervieet in Ever in this area. at hit newt conference today. through the street* in an unpre­ * counterfeit one pound not#. AU homes arc being construct* withdrawal from the higher or green Cemetery. lie said the U. S. could not , cedented show of hostility for Nas­ gamralion would best benefit the rd undt-r FHA homing re«iulreTaylor was barn Sept. 26, HH2, ser, whom thr Iraqi government win a ground war 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 resi­ Itit-nt* Financing will be available Eorepe over Berlin or anything ............. .................. COLUMBUS. Miss ( U P l i - Mrs. a r ruses erf supporting Sunday'a re­ with down payments a* low a* dent of Orlando, where he operat else He accepted the fact that nu Robert Jrrmgan is after her hue visit. jtui, includlnw closing cost*. A rd a service station. "la-ave our people alone," thou** rlear weapon* might have to be bald to do something aiiout her portion of the property Is in Survivor* include three child used tl the Hutslana were so fool­ stolen Jewelry. Jrrmgan Is the and* upon Ihousanda shouted So grove, and alt lot* sre high awl ren and one brother, whose names Baghdad "W e don't want your ish at to start a war. But ha rouniy sheriff and addrrises are not known dry. unity, Nasser, down with NasterJ" said he did not believe anyone, A sales office will U maintain* Hriiton Funeral Home is in charge tven the Russians, would launch rd on the property under the di­ of arikngemenla. Lenton A Brown, til, died sud­ a self ■ defeating, self • destroying rection of niggle, in real estate CENTRAL. Ark. t Ui ' 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 gallons o( moonsinne whiskey in a county Jail under charges of mer operator of the Higgle Agrn Amrricut, Ga , ami had been a res­ trretop rurwlay near Una soulJi drunkenness. Death was ruled a* ey in Bay shore, L. L, a firm ilient of Sanford fur 23 years. He west Arkansas town. a result of rcapirttory failure and managed by ilia ton. He il a member of tha Ameri­ resided at 2670 Magnolia As 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 Mmyrnalwa* employed by Hunter ana UrvfWASHINGTON (DPI) - Honta, ld)S A Nl 1EI.es it Pl> k ru Alfit * le s w li.s a I f . , si. m m m f i >,1 I r * 4 . ■■ m fis. 4Contractors Hr was a member Spare Committee members today and Ocata. lert, wealthy niolrl owner, was said expretrd development by Shea has been building and of the Central Baptist Church. arrested early today on a cliatgc Bur* ivnr* irn lode hi* wife. Ml* UALEIGII, N. C tUPli -Tha Hum of a "Burk Rogers" type eontracting in the Central Hut id* that he idtered (i.isKi to have iu> weapon against mUsilea would be atea for seven year* Hr came to ura Belle Brown, .Sanford: ten North Carolina legislature 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 Chairman Overton llrookt (Dwhere he was a cabinet maker ford; .M H llruwn, Coroa, J, K. lor stulliratloli of Women Who Brown, Orlando; L. A. Brown Jr., hive proved to be "gio.vly aexuLa.) told United I’ rrtt Interne* ami home builder. TAMPA i Ul'l I — Former Hills Jar: Miiivillr; Mrs A. H. Hultlap, ally delinquent." ttonal the United Stales must borough Couniy Kiienff Hugh Cul have an anti nil wile weapon WithMembers of the Long wood CHIOrlando; Mrs J. C bunder, LakeThe measure, introduced In both breath was fined UuOuu today j„ , wo or u,rcr >far( <t Ut# trot league have drmandrd an larxl, W. H. Brown, Ih-I.and; liuu-ev of tiie General Aoiilllity audit of county fundi allotrd to S A I'osey, Shreveport, lu ; Miss Tuesday, would u-quue any worn for liiconie lax evasion during latest. Ollier member* agreed row 4H the County Home for the past Connie Brown and Gary llruwn, an giving birth tu a thud illegi Hep. James M Wuigb-y (D I’ a.) few years. both of Sanford; 13 grandchiltlrrn, said he is worrying about aig Iiinate child U* show rau*e wliy Tlir drmand was made anti two brother*. W A. Brown and months from now — not seven the should not be sterlllrrd. special meeting, railed alter a HOT Nl’iilM iff, Aik It PI) — year* Hep. II. F. Sisk iD Calif ) TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (Ul' l) — W If. Brown, both of Sanfoni. _ ____ _ Hep. itai-hi-l Davis, « physician funeral service* will he held at committee had visited thr Home \n e s plosion nuked the Helved said talk ol a "Ituck Rogers’* Condition, at the "pM riwuw” j J J * /'rereUnl' "o le ro M m in V * rr ^ 3 p m lumorruw st the Central * hl’ to •poii»or#sl the bill, »aid it •re gambling casino near here to weapon or dcnlii ray* by PJdg were called to the attention of at olive from southern political Baptist Church, thr Kev. G. B *«■ itr lgnrd to be "more there- d.i>, after an anonymous telephone sounds loo much Hk« whistling 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 punitive latler said Uic club would be m Hie dark " The itna-urr al*o would pro*Ida :lelrt in The Sanford Herald Hoy Johnson, dirertor of tha dollar publicity campaign to sell low in Uakiawn Memorial Park p>)chillilc treatment al itst* r* •down up Btisson Funeral Home la ui A tpoketm. n for the I’enlagun's Advanced Hesearclt segregation to Hie North p«m« Dr wo men having two tile charge. •aid that evidence has been found I’rojects Agency, lold Hit* cutnmilAmong those who hard indicated gitliiiate chi Id ran. that some fundi allolrd to the they will support the plan, Reedy WASHING’!UN 11 i’ ll - Gen. tee lavt month sluul embrytnna The sponsor# said Uie bill sliould County Home hid been transferr­ said Tuesday, are Gov*. James P George C. Marshall was flown work on the new weapon Tti# ,ul down on wrlfare payments on ed to other aourea, and "much Coleman of Misaiatlppl, Orval Fan from Ft. Ilra.g, N. ( .. to Washing. Coiiiniiltec released the lestlmon/ liehslf "I illrgltiinal* children. Ihr of the money returned to the bus of Arkansas. Undsay Almond Ion tixlay VO he could be Healed .it Tuewlay night alter deleting pari Male tVrlfair Dr|iarlinrnt hs* ie general fund." Walirr Bred Army Medical O u ­ for security reasons. of Virginia, and Ernest Vandiver potted Ihtrc are lU.iea) ujch chil­ league Preaidmt Joseph Rngero nf Georgia. .Several olher enngrev*. ter. Johnson said (he ideal detenu* dren in North Carolina 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 Perkins about IJ.lkiO receive thdr support ray. but lie said he did not knave i*JtWw was U Inform the taipaver idea, hr said. where end how hit tales were lie Reed;, s proposal calls fur each mil tw chief for in hour this xf from thr state rALI.AHAS.HEE iLPiy c.uv what final form the weapon would mg vpent. "The taxpayer* own southern stile to put up ran- mil­ Irrnoon, when she dons tiie rap is-Hoy Colima today sutjn-l.did take. the home, and hive the right to lion dollars over tour year period I of Sanford Police Chief Roy Wil Johnson also told Iht- romtnlkl ake County Cvmimstmin-r J H know how il ie managed." he said to hirr a top advertising firm and BamHindi n who was ! mltiled lor tell lee The yob it all p in of a Girl Suggestions for immediate needs huy space ill northern nrwapapeiv AKI'A la woiklng on a Rii«flln mg the county property in which al those confined to (hr home and TV xnd radio station* to tell, Scout week observation Rrpre warning system that would t>« he had a financial inlerrsl warr made by thr visiting mm tiie "true d o ry " of the progre* sent all vet from rich troop have able n. deled the Brin of a mla* mills* Itiese wilt lie outlined of the southern Negro 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 RICHMOND, w . . U, |. , if. launching pad in Huisia. the Heinumle County courthouse at JACKSONVILLE (Ul'l) A The Fusils. Fla . lawmaker said about government glilla • < highest nxlfl lersely re;ecl I p. m, Lucky Linda will find a corsage Frdrrsl Appeal* Court was to be will ml nature a bill In thr Hor Commiltert (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 urg­ 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' ed to attend to discuss restoration first two year share of the bill dips Hie |nillce department even jwsl ol s Macon Count), Ua for admission of Ne.-.roe* to II pr* of the budding and way* to pro Hr said he met with Cole in an in li.i> made an ulentlfl-alinn card voter dlvcriminatinn rase involving JACKSONVILLE «UPI» - Tiie vide r«rn(ort for those In thr home. Memphis recently ami "he it i.iKay evils her picture 20 Alabama Negroes •tnle Board of Health reports 23 Many 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, SAVANNAH, Ga t i Pi -State one mote thxn was reported a* Rogero urged all county rest Coleman, chairman of the South fadlllles and perhaps a ride in motion in the Fifth Cirrult Court H e|> Norman Mci.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 mceling of Dixie govern tnda is Hie daughter nf Mr preserve the status quo of Hie orthodox hole in one. Hr 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 in Dade and E-cim tia and Mrs B L. Perkins Jr. tan hr heard. The rase was du into Ihe cup on the nth grown Counties mlsard in a flistrirt Court at after bouncing all a tree. Montgomery, Ala . 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 WUU U r g t - 5 Negroes, and to permanently en The Florida bymphony Orches­ ure io William Tell by Hostmai .'■snford's comment provoking i i- loin thr County Board of Regis Cloudy with si altered showrrS ihe "l«one Hanger Song" that it Center, Florida's only r c i tra l* destined for a long run of The lamgwood Town Council 1st* l<Miighl and Thursday. High Iran from alleged discrimination. rapliv*:e,| the youthful afternoon dsnl orchestra filled every c-.rHowever, District Judge Frank has approved a resolution remov­ this aflrrnuua 76 lo U. low 64 "annuals’1 in banfurd. audience. ner with pure Joy. M John.on Jr. 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 David suit in Montgomery nn ground* telephone service II to 12 niiir* per hour ponibly tended ihe afternoon lorisrrt, ibe Symphony particularly w>,* Colton In saying 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 Guitars" by mg had the twst acoustic* ol any could ha sued under the Civil only onr letird on an essential day. More than foO adulti came ta*l I '* ? tlurhfk, and “ Ballet Egypt'**" 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 “ pops" concert >,r. " r* Toe. lappet) and heads nodded II looks as if you h**f ■ hit." rd lo the Florifa Congressional vsnlsd by the Florida Symphony Thr 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 add'r", ;ainsibla for bringing the aymwas a thing ef beauty, leaving the "Blink-Blank Flunk" a n d white males. 24 colored malt I, "Th* phonv to Sanford, and hope* that listener doused in a happy feeling tsirl I left Behind Me seven colored male juveniles, o h it will rontinue lo !>e t,Ksn»orrd MARSEILLES. Franc# fUPII— colored female Juvenile and m From tha opening strain* of Delightful war* highlight, from Oy the Recreation Department. MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Ronald colored female*. A Bordaaua • Marseille# express i.onirs’ (Jiriluic to "It (iuarauy" 'Oklahoma." "South Pacific" and Perry butyblrd with glee at the lriiB jum,wd Die track* early to- Fiirnowsk! won a 1700 damage to foe stirring boom of Sousa * y ilr LotOy", reception of the orchestra. "W # day aear Mont|rellier and five cart suit Monday against Lyla Thom"Wa*hiiqfU>n Poet" march, the To1 orchestra-starved Sanford, ar* particularly grataful to our uvarturned in Ihe high speed rail­ •oo of Green Bay, Wit., whose a o piece urthtilra kapw Me Sanford ih* Florida Symphony » u much pa'ron* and to Odham and Tudor ear struck ForonowskJ'a parked BANGKOK, 1)1111*1x1 (UPI) -• way accident. audience longing for more. more than live aiero: hn^ »u n I. for aponsormg the children'* ronUnited Nationa Secretary General Police reported ft-e persona car five years ago. Frank Miller, the Symphony s Ih# musiciant won thair way into celt,” he laid. "The kldt real > were ___ __ ___ and IS injured when Foronowski suffered a cut lip Dag HammarkaJoM Dew to Vien­ killed vane tike tonduckcr, gave in to the heart* of the audience Each enjoyed k. This k tha kind of tha trill, wai derailed at |:|| a. m. and he claimed the resulting scar tiane, capital of Laos, after d the applau**. Two *ncor*- wart milfd aa If delighted by the thing that Sanford newt*." shout tt mile* out»lde the aouthrrn mad* shaving difficult. He waa visit to Thailand, llimmarkajold granted; "Talc* from thr Vienna aim ie pon.e. And the reviewer could not city rf Montpellier al-out 70 mllai killing hia girl goodnight at Ihe la making a tour of Southeaat VvowD" ha Mixi,ia, tad the OverIn tha huuy* .uinbvU lateriui U agree U oi«. i wett af harp. Aaito nation*. . time af lbt aacident. County Buries Man Who Died In Jail By mayonty vote. niemb*-r* of thr Sanford Crammer School PTA la*l night withdrew from the State and National Parent Teacher A*locution* Speaking in lav or ol withdrawing vat 0 M. (.add, former FBI official l add pointed out that News Briefs Altamonte To Get Big Development ... Canipantilla In Court "■* *i«n» «rz .\1 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 viously while school 25 Hi! By Polio In State In ’59 Ace Didn't Count Symphony Captures Sanford Audience Phone Tax Repeal 5 Killed. 15 Hurt As Train Derailed Weather Real Solid ^mack* Dag Touring Asia � 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 10, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 10, 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/bfea887b62ccf55654b74ec0964274f9.pdf c0cae64c37fa354317457338845221ca PDF Text Text ’’ V : . - - ' " . 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P A 1-0&09 "N O T EVIRYONE’S SO LUCKY: F v c u b scrvctl that m o d people w h o m th e ir neighbor* call lu cky ire reallv folk) w h o h ave w orked h a rd , and m iW um J i Ij , to e n jo y the ,c re »n i' o f life!” MAKE YOUR OWN LUCK: EVERY PAYDAY, MAKE A DEPOSIT IN A RANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE I SAN EORD A t l a n t ic nah @ nal b a n k ,a a !^ .w / u ^ iw .,/ ^ k ia W / 4 . a V �=] Local Control News Briefs Asked In Mix l (Sht Ambassador Named KAR ACH I, Paktiton i t ’ l l ) A|h« HItaly, 41. u Pakistan* new imbanador to the Soviet Utuon. Girl Scout Week • S T. A U G U S T IN E (U P I)— A former at«t« oiucstionxl N EW YORK ( U P l i — Tha licy official today called for local control of Florida'! pul>- Don'* Girl Scout* Sundey began school* to e:iforc« nog relation without complete ehut* the tlth observance of Girt Reosn down of ctajwrooms. j w ***- K Fr**d I I . K ent. Jacksonville a tto n te y , said if thia p r»* e dure w e re followed. only th ..»c counties directly Involved in ---------- ----------------ItitaaratkM IttigaUw would tu rn Winter Flexing "Muscles Again In North And East tn llcd I'rvM International Winter fined It* murclc* again today with inuv iifuatl* i*irllii| aero** the already overburdened ^ireat Lake* region and I warning ’ of heagy arvow in upper New York elate. .South of the Miow. rain fell dur tig the night from M luin lp p l north to illinoi*. the Ohio Valley and the lower Great l.akee The new *now. generally light, came on top of one »t the wur»t late -ris e n am>w>torm* ui de* cadra in part* of the Mldwert The atorm laat Thursday and Friday dumiwd up to A) inche* of anow VacroM northeast Iowa, Wtsconun and Michigan’* upper peninsula. At lead 40 death! were blamed on Itve atorm. Many aecondary road* In the •torin area remained blocked by giant drift*, but molt main arter­ ial * rre open at lean to one-way traffic. At Cascade, WU-. a anow-laden tavern roof collapted Sunday night after *>0 person* attending a 5uth ) wedding anniversary celebration fllrd out of the building unhurt. Witneaaaw laid a rumbling over­ head gave warning to evacuala fee Sheboygan County buDdlng. The beavicat anow Sunday night and early today occupied in up* per New York near lake Ontario, •here both Buffalo and Kocheelrr reported two inchri of new anow. l orec aatert predicted mow or ■now flurries from the Dakota* 0 #•it ward acroae the Great lake* to south am New England, with •tree to at* inche* ei parted to accumulate m upper New York. The rain coincided with a warmfag trend which booited overnight reading* from 10 to 20 degree* from the Guff atataa into the Ohio Valley and the lower Great lake*. Generally fair akiva prevailed in the W rit. dc-s-gratton. II* »aid 1late cvntrol of aducalion might mean cloving all •ihool* in Elotida if one county lerided It should *hut down to fit event racial integration. Addressing the local Rotary Club, the former Board of Con* trol chairman condemned the eocalled "Daytona Beach Manifesto" in which several hey legislators revolved to enact a 111 Id » down all aUte school* in the event of court-enforced integration. "No »uch bill ihould ever be into law in Florida," K„m .>Thi, u „ « , ] y Uia type of law which brought integration lo Virginia." he said He al»o >aii) the bill would be unconstitutional and "the dale t KirU themselves" would throw it out. "Such a law would play right Inlo the hand* of the N A A C P ," be said. Kent, who hat been mentioned a* a potxlble Candidate for gover­ nor In IKU, aIxo cnliciied Gov. LcKoy Collins fur failing lo "e ihausi all of the legal temedie* at hi* dixpoaal for maintaining segregation before permitting In* ** t*’# University of l lurid*. The veteran attorney mid the legislature also should broaden it* pupil assignment law and initl* *** ■tuition payment law “ along the llnea suggested by Attorney General Richard Ervin .'1 Ha said be considered two re­ cent speeches on the matter by Asst. Atty. Gan Ralph Odum "the finest exposition of tha law on (hat subject which 1 have read Iraq War Creates Fears About Reds p ^ i Q t , . ; u „ C* *K e H A M A N , K y. t U P I I — A eoal « « > « * o u w i y » tw* .1 r a a d y economically depressed; area today. ‘Honeymoon* Over PARIS (U P li— Communist gain* in loral election* Indicated today that the "honeymoon la over" for Preildent fhartr* He Gaulle. Population Gain3 Wa s h in g t o n t u r i i a n search group estimate* that H present trrndr continue the world'! nopulalhm will more than double ny the end of the century. , . . . Im p ro v e m e n t A s k e tl BU D A PEST f i l l ’l l A t’omtnu mat Party resolution publiihcd .Sunday called for improvement of (he standard of leaderehip on ak ievrie in Hungary, _. D r a f t C llV C Il O k U .V WASHINGTON ( U P I) — The V n de Armed Service* Committee today unanimously approved a four year extension of the draft law In July I, Itwct S o v ie t B liim e S U . S. LONDON (ItP li — Moscow radio l#1(j i ^ y u . S may be behind the Iraqi revolt in an at Irmpt to bolster the Baghdad Part nations bordering Iraq M a tc h e s F o r N ik ita CHICAGO f il l 'l l The Anil Communist Iwague of America. Inc., has sent a carton of safety matchra to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev In inaugurate its "strike for freedom" campaign ’Boes Have Clumped SAN FRANCISCO ( U P I I— Jrff Davis. T« year old "king of the ho boes.” admits that " w r ’hoe* aren't what we u«ed to be" “ You see." said Jeff, "most of us hava full lime job* now " Aid To Housewife LONDON fU P Il— The Iraqi r* LONDON I UPI | — The Bov let volt sat off frara today of poi*lblr Soviet inlarvrnllon In th* o(1 Union ha* puMtahrd a two-vulume encyclopedia for housewives The rich, itritrg ir republic, Moscow lost no time in broad­ volume* contain articles on do­ casting an mninoua charge that mestic economy, child care, nutri­ an imperialist plot was behind the tion. clothing, gardening, rerrea Mosul rising, designed allegedly lion, aporta, medicine and law. to throw the M‘-Mle Fast Into fresh tv .aoll VAStUN GTO N (U P lt — Tlie Su­ T*»e Kremit* staml* commut'd up to tlir lull lo the HavCuaU preme luurt today denied a hear­ •■rgime of I ’rimler Ahdel ’ .m m ing to K. A. Dawley J r , Negro attorney who has been trying to 1 Ktstem. Soviet diplomacy ha* been ex­ abotlih racially segregated rest tremely *cllve In reennt month* rooms In the courthnuxe at Nor­ TA M P A (U P D - A 40 year old ami weeks lo ingratiate Itself with folk. Va. Tampa produce man w** shot to the Kastern government death from ambuih early today Soviet offer* were understood HENDERSON N I' d I’l *— An ae he walked toward the from to have ranged from economic door at hlg home. ■d istin ct to military aid but the explosion ripped through a large 9 Polite aald Bennie laisara wai •aact scope of Soviet aid actual­ boiler al a strike • hound teslile killed initanlly from approxima­ ly granted to date ha* remained plant near midnight Sunday and 47 machine* were splashed with arid tely five ihotgun Mail* Ilia wife, an official sreret who waa at hi* *ldr. wai no: Red diplomacy has been suspec­ as a violence— torn ) * W dPputr fajurrd. ted of playing a double game In entered it* I7lh week Officer* said they could find no the embattled Middle East, aeein motive for the gangland style ingly trying to build un the KatP O U G H K EEP SIE. N Y n i l ) ■laying. La n a rt, they laid was sem rrgtme as a counter against pot known lo be connected with President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s — John Jacob Astor III today atk rd for an Investigation of the will any underworld artiville* and wai Influence In the area of his half brother. Vincent Astor. a respected partner in the produce who died last month without less . Arm of t.auarra and Valenti ing John a cent of his fortune of * Mra. I-auara laid she and her bet ■> too and £00 million dol­ husband arrived home early today ts* after visiting with frlrnd* Sunday night. She laid they had hill Hrpi>ed from their car and were M O N TER R EY . Mexico ( U P D walking up th* sidewalk when The death loll of laat week's paintthe gunfire began l.al/ara slumped dead on the thinner "Jag" rose over the week • answered over end to 24 soldiers and migrant lawn * the Sanford Ptrr Police said the gunman apnar dead and 41 ho*r«aH*ed th rf in awelisaia L.« D. •ntly %|H*(j off in a car parked m In serious rcmdlihm •„ an overheated kero The victims took drinks from a 0 a nearby alley. sent the trurk to Co drum of denatured alcohol, Inlrnd- *• jg Hon Terrace. rd for thinning paint, which frit off / >Dret* fire Saturday night a truck passing through Monterrey last werk I c k i I authorities left cau-ed minor damage at ITU the drum on s lot between an army Wctl I30i. The fire was caused tty the occupant smoking in bed, post and a recruiting renter f migrant farm workers. ’ firemen aald. No Rest Room 'Mix' * Produce Man Die: In Shotgun Ambush Blast Rocks Plant Wants Will Probed 24 Persons Dead, 41 Seriously III After Alcohol Jog b< Answered Firemen 13 Cubans Given Castro ‘Justice;’ Total Now Is 416 H AVAN A fl'P I)— 'The eircutioa o4 13 war criminals over th# weekend Increased the unofficial toll of Cuba's revolutionary firing squads to 4t4— 14 more than the 400 premier Fidel fa ilm had esti­ mated at the maximum Four men were executed in Palma Sorianu, Direr each la Sant* Clara and Plnar Del Rio two in Holguin and nn* in Camaquey. In the eastern provincial capita) of Santiago, 43 airmen acquitted of "genocide" la it w eek were sentenced by a special military tribunal to prison terms ran|tng from 3 to 30 years. Nlntren pilots were sentenced to serve 30-year terms, 10 gunner* were tent to prison for 10 yaari each, and 14 gunners drew 2 year terma. Ex-Resident Jailed For Stealing Auto Glenn I.ivone Spivey, 94. was arrested by Sanford poller yester­ day and turned aver In Sheriffs authorities. Offirrrs said the former San­ ford resident had stolen a ear la C ovlnftm County, Ala. Warrants are being sent for irs/ul larceny and forgery front Sheriff M. F Meredith at Covinglua Seminole Band Receives High Honors In Contest Despite heavy tains Saturday night, thr Seminal* High School '-and cam* away with honors In th* Distilrl juur band cuntesl uf the Fl-irida Hamlmaslers Associ­ ation. Band drill* were iaii.nl out Sal urday night for the J7 paiticipatmg school bands. Th* Sanford Sttmru.lr Hand re­ cently rnuved m to Ibi- till slficatiou, but atill drew an ex cellent In conrert and superloi in sight reading from the Judges One af the Judges, Charles (Juarmby. said, "TTiis young band hows *icfll*nt promise, The youngster* at* getting a wonderful musical *xperiencr uistfrr vary capable leadership. Thia group u on Ihe way up." Bandmaster Krnla Cowley said that individuals and bands with superior ratings will go to th* state canted In May. The compeU Don will be held In Daytona Beach. Superfora In solo# went to Tom ■i) Williams, tromlione: Joyce LwuR, (narapes Fa* ftmiDt, Jwfo ID iron, and Ruth CarlUin (jun w ri, twirling. Margaret June*. Eddir Kirchhoff. (lutr; Sue Ann Tonr>, ilxrinct, ami Billy Bower. o W Tbr tiumpet trio of Joyce Cie-k, Ronnie Hrumliaugh and liotj Dod son also made a superior. Excellent ratings went to Davis Wilson, student Conductor; Vivian Ferrell, toronet. trumpet arul clar­ inet Dios; lira - sextet and p»rcu-<ion duet. Go-ul went to Sandra I eedt, clarinet, and rlaiitiit quartet. I Other soloists from Semmola wei# Shaion O-i-k and Vivian Feiivll Playing m *n-*tn'»lr* *»• ■ clatincl iciu rampo*e.| of Sandra I »«-!< Jrsmur Mark).*in and AlIan Hunt; brass sextet, Vman F*rr*ll, Ronnie Hrumimugh, but Byrd, Bob Otbcrn, Charle- Binham. Tummy A'lliiams; clarinet . quartet, Joyce Spear*. S a r a | Prleat, Carol Bchtmming and Sharon Poff; timpani and snsra ilrutn duel. Richard Felnberg and 1 Gfoao U i . ' VOL. X L IX AN United F n m LeaMd Wire D f D IP W fD B W T D A ILY AeUbliahad 190H Itpralii N K W STA P K R * M O N D A Y . M A R C H 9. 1950 SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A NO. :»H6 Heavy Fighting Erupts In Iraq Civil W ar Flares When It's Needed After Overthrow W i l l Seats Be E m p t y ? Air Alert Slated An Editorial T h o Kloridtt S y m p h o n y Orclt-wirtt win pm wnnt » ecnaerl in th e S a n fo rd C ivic C e n te r tom orrow night. 111)I R U T . Lebunon ( L T D — C iv il w ar eruptsul Uwlnjr hi A count of the ticket* sold reveal* Hint the HO persona Iraq In iw o e n .» heavily u r n u im l rv v u ltiU iu u ry a rm y tey’ iniu in th e orchestra n iin h t ou tnum ber the peraoiu a tte n d in g , ami thu loft ini giivcnim cnl nf P ro tn io r A ln td K tirim Kniw em . T h e C it y Recreation D epartm ent isn't too w o rrit'd about | T h e Kiivwrnnient ft*rce« sent u fleet of fo-mtien* ugainat W A S H IN G TO N ( L T D — Th* the fin a n c ia l aucevst*. 'i'ho (ale of (mtroii ticket*, the IhOtl UuiU-d Mate* will put atomic the re vo lu tio n a ry hc.uiqiiorters o f Col. Afolrl W nhflli S h a w a f for th e free children * concert, underw ritten b y O dhuni A bombers on runlinoout atrlKirnr in liie n o rtlie ri; Iraqi city of M osul and the rebel* L -g .iu a T u d o r , a n d the p n itria tiu fta«ure official* th a t proceed* will alert a* stain as the Soviet mtsstlr m i if th am UiitfFi.Ind. la* w it h in ultout fDH> o f expense*. threat requirti tl "m* matter TIi* expi-di g rust* iutnesl ln.<* H o w e v e r, many o f the purchaser* of p a tro n ticket* do what it costs." a high admtnistra open mat fair 34 hour* niter Sha­ not pla n to attend. Sale* of ticket* for the general public Doit source said lodav waf procUin ed a ievi-Iut-« nary (In such an alert a certain num command in \G-.U. 2Su mile* have been almost nil. north of H.,-Iil.itl, alined at d*T h e Florida S y m p h o n y plan* to present a p ro g ra m of Iwr ttt Strategic Mr command Jet arnird with nuclear poaing lit* 'lallor Ksx-etn." |Mi|)iiinr m usic, for the firs t time m it* h is to ry . Selection* bomber*. weapon* and guided missiles, kaxxeui'a i< gi.ue ha* xtronc will la’ rendered from " M y F a ir latdy," '■Oklahoma,*' “ South would be In (he atr at all time* Goinmuniat mppi rt amt th* newP a c if ic " and other t>o|»u!iir ahowa. The puriuues would be to pro ral Middle F.vt MuWup ct-uld In­ F o r those who like it on th r "heavier** aide, it will Iw vent th* planes from being 1st volve both East and kVest. available. get* for destruction on the Musul radio, uiouthpirvr of th* T h e C iv ic Center a u ditoriu m »e«l* 1.500. I f the Florida ground and lo tie in the heat pus The city Judge witncxvrd an ac­ army result In nurth Iraq, anS y m p h o n y i* faced w ith 1.200 or more em p ty seat*. Sanford ittnn lo react lo atlark, thus in cident at 2Mb and French this M o u n t i -I that alrctufl of Kav-cm creasing the deterrent to war morning and niahrd Ihe injured to are fly inn over the city- of Mo­ w ill s u ffe r a cultural b lig h t of momentntta p rop ortion * . M o re than 1.000 e m p ty neat* will lie ve ry h a rd to explain. Gen T h o m a s Power SAG com a local doctor * office for em*r sul and b-iilibatduitf it." li announced at the -am* time inandvr, touclwd ofi a controver­ gcitcv treatment fours arr head­ Two women and a baity wet* the revolution sy when h* told the Senate pre pa redness Invedication in .Ian ruling north on French Ave when ing for lhtghdnd arid saul the nis­ uary that he would like lo get alt another vehicle attempted the ei- were pi. king up eirengUl airb nrne aleit going as soon as rn»iing. Tlir cars collided one along tin Way Toe tebela s ir * Iinvalid* Th* (Virtue Department wax knockrd into the front uf a known lo have or* of live strong* dented * report that Power had tractor trailer on the east side eat amty utilD in Iraq, The rebels appealed to b* gain­ been turned down lo save money of French Ave The Duck bid fell Sen Stuart Symington (D -M o .) from the struck car. spilling a ing gtoumi in th* north, th* oilIIK Itl.lN l UPI 1— Soviet Premier the remnant* rd the occupation and Rep Daniel J Flood (D Pa I hive full of bees Few escaped, producing center that sUppltM much of tile Will Id'* oil. later demanded that S A l' keep however. N'lkit* Khrushchev prrdirled Its regime." Th* ta-Uo tiansltiiUer al (Fatallive women were identified at Then to a short formal spccili some of its planes in the air al day Die We item allies soon will illanlrh, 2U0 utiles eu-l of Mosul, lo<r their rights in lln lin ami Dial he predicted the eventual triumph all lime* Power had warned Dial thr wives of Milford lo-Kuy L'al went on thr air its I r insurgents' communism will defeat capital of communism "without w a r" lie with thr "irro warning lim e" of houn anil Marry II Calhoun, of suppoit calling I t another march * miaxllr attack Soviet rixekelx Warren. Pa Their husband! air in had callrd a few hour* before for Ism "without war. without war." might destroy his plane* on Die the nt> Jail for stealing a golf against Baglulad. Kiris , icnler Khrushchev made the confident "Praia, {Mart and again peace," ot the vast oil fields, lies midway but It wa* a peace on hu own ground. bag from th* Mayfair Inn. predictions during a brief cour­ between Mosul and buleiinanleh. rigid terms. Like several military leatlera Ihe hive hearing ear was driv­ tesy visit lo East Berlin’* Com­ Baglulad radio announcs'd ear­ Informed Communist sources who were consulted, (he adinint* en tiy Thomas llti'sell Alford, an munist run City Hall where he ly b-lay thr revolt had been icnldilcd in the guest t»K>k "I said the Soviet leader would pu- tratiuu tuurvr saw no mi mediate M't. employ* Irom Sanford. Char­ "crushed" and Shawaf allot by express the Ise-llrf that in no du srni his plan for peace al any fu need fur a large scale around lie Smith J r . \V l |th -St was Ihe oils uf his own nten but th* (ant tune all Berlin will !>x- free of lure East West conference on Her the clock iHoiilier patrol lie said drnrr of the tractor trailer. Smith broad) ast apparently waa irrun*liri-luil that he would not hark it might m*t tie needed for a was waiting to eross west on oua. down in hi* determination lo turn yrar or more French when the arrldenl ocrurr Weil Berlin's access routes over rd lo the East German (omtuiinisls Alfold was charged with failur* Khrushchev me! tods) with to yield thr right of way. Police Ifich Ollenlisurr, leader isf th* oflnrrs said a rvqurit Had hern West German Social 1st Party, In made repeatedly to Ihe Stale Hoad Department for a light at thr The 1-aWe Mary Volunteer Fire an apparent attempt lo win him Departmuol need* -Just a little over th* Soviet ilew|>oint and to dangerous intersection. undermine (hr authority of West more” to finish* the' flrs-house. Trial wns held for |h* Calhoun Among those receiving protest­ Funeral service* for Ralph King. brother* Friday afternoon under ing phono cad* aI-out the Adkins T h r new l-uit-lihg now- has a roof, German thancrllnr Konrad Ade­ nauer ftS, w ho died Saturday In » M inter aides and even tuiur window*. Judge Ambrose Olllff, who wit- kdvertisli g Agency is a local adTo raise the funds the Depart-1 Ollrnhaui-r has Opposed many of Park bospital, will he held at to m il tinlay s aiiidint. Tlir men vrrtising man. Vdenauer't policies in (lie past but gravr>ldr, tomorrow at 3 | i ni in tmnt will sponsor a Benefit Nlg.il wire fined 4221 rath or i*> days Dirk Aiken, of the Aiken Adver­ at the Movlctand Hiilc In Theatre has sharply rejected Khrushchev's Itviedo Cemelcr) Hie Re* Jack in Jail tising Agency, said Dial people on March I* Admission will tie views on making West Berlin a Mry nnt w ill officiate. err railing him. thinking Ilia firm The doctor's eiamlnallon u veal Mr King was hum in Sanford do cents, with no rhaigc for "frer city” surrvMindrd by Coin rd n>i serious Injuries Dir baliy -s the one i ailing iwal levidrfit* iQ tnuniil territory. .’■'Cpt IHDIV A resident of Uvledo chlldrrn under 12 a mereharuitsing gimmick, fur Ihe past 47 years, he was grave suffered a few bruises, and the Ticket* may la- purchased from Aiken said, "Allhough there i* manager fur I’harle* T. Ntldark women w< re "shaken up," police tnemtiers of Die lire department, some sumliarity in names, there la He alteiwled the Outdo llaplut arid. or by calling Mrs Charles Kruc no connecliun between our agency I'hiirs-h. s i r a meml-er at the gcr, FA 2 3«S amt Dial of Adkins Wo are a local ttvieifo American Legion and a A gala ojienlng IS planned on firm. They are from out of town.* veteran of VVmhl Mar I completion of the firehouse The Ihe llt-raltl received a protest volunteer a s-rve a two •n > "a Survivors include hiv wife, Mr* front J Adkinv of the agency con­ dins of Lake 'fary. Ineluding Sun M ar.a li K ng. Ov.ciln, one tl.iiigli ducting Die ‘‘ l< 1D tjuit," alter an Arnold M id.am ITobst S r , 7*. for. Mr* land I'-tale- Rasrnna Park, latch L Fc ols, Sanford; •riuli- In Tr.d.iy'i paper. Ad-tna il.nl Friday afternoon in hiv borur -me sam. Ralph Edwatd King. Arbor an-l parts of Goldsboro -.inf hr had a license to operate in at Cowan-Mnughlnn Terrace Lamp*; t wo granddaugnleis, r.-ru The Sxolnrd Grammar Sih'-d Die i ity. Die count) and the state. Mr Pnii st was a retired null and Elaine k.ihols. Sanlord. sis The artlrlr stated that lit* agen­ worker, and rim e to the Sanford tirutliers. Jack King and Joe King. will get thr fm It tiimnmi.tr night area from Cleveland, (> , In p.iftt GiDi tif uvledo, Foster King, San vlaml Ihe Natlunal Congress ot cy w.iv licensed to operate only in U r lily of .Sanford A license tor lie mnvrd In Cow.tn Moughtott ford; Richard King, West Palm FT A Present at the * n m merlin: the Adkms Advertising Agency Terrace In January from We*l Beach; Leonard King, la m p s, and First St. Herb King. Day tun* llrach, and will la- |> V\ I add. forim r l III »as not on file this morning at tbo worker, and Mrs, John It ighry. county lav collector'* office. Survivors include hta wife, Mrs two g-sters Tw o men charged with holding a tiresident of the Grnev* PTA. butcher knife over an Allamont# Irna C. I'robst, Sanford; one son, Britson Funeral Home is in Thr Gem v* club ha* withdrawn Springs tavern keeper are In the Arnold I'robst J r „ Falrview, o.j charge at arrangum-nD. from thr National Congress, on thr county Jail, charged with armed three daughters, Mra. Kathleen grnundt that thr organisation la Dtsch, Parma, O .; Mrs. Caroline robbery promoting "one worldism ’’ Marvin A Joins was arrested Humble, Humeslead Fall*. O , and Mrs Hughey has reretn-d valu two hours after the crime March Mr* Ruth King, Here*, O ; two able Infnr mat ion from ITA * in In 2 Andrew Utley was picked up in i-rotIters. John Prui-sl, Sanfutd. and -liana anil llllnoiv, which have lain Titusville last night and brought Fred I’robst, Columbia Station. (> ; riindurting their affairs nn a local one lister, Mis. Em m a C ’ollen, arid Dr lU y W Rowers, chairman ot to Sanford this morning level. the ill part nn nt «.f education. Stet­ F.och Is under It WW lumd (or several grandchildren Forest Wendell La taler. VAH 3, After the bus mi si mrrtiug. the son I nlveriity, will speak on "E d ­ Remain* were acut balmday to robbing James Swilly uf It) All received lan-raUuii* arul bruises I’TA at Saiif-.i-l Graiitinar Stlnad ucational Futuie uf Florida" un are Negroes Swtlly runs Die Club Currigan Funeral Hume. Clevtiand Friday iiflern-ion when his motor will go inlo s|-i clal sestinn lltnlrr Wednesday, March Id. at 7 p. m. (»r service* and tnu-rrnenl. Gram Mobile r v rlr rollideil with an atitomobile Sheriff i aullMirillrs had rs-qui st kow Funeral Home was to rhsrgt driven by Willis Prlre Heard at the leadi-r'hij. of I'rnlihnl, Mrs ' it a dinner tpceling of the DeHary Ralph Wight, the loral organisa­ •'ha rnher of Com m m c ed I he cooperation of The lit-raid of local arrangement* the Intersect ion of Sth St and tion Is eairrtcd to withdraw from Thr meeting will l-e held *1 Die In keeping the rntitier) quirt until Pienrli As* the National Conrrrst Stetson University dining room. tin* second arrest could b» niadr No injuries were reported In an All lairnt* are urged to atteivl (' p.rs of the charier and revised ■indent Sunday rnorntnr jnvnlv In- laws util lay illslrlt-tllld at thi* mp Ifohby Warren Tborrip -m and meeting. Any on* not ol-taiutag a co|iy then may gel it at the Cham­ K M Sharpe, rrtired state su \tr» Mae Jamison lavwe Ttie col ber office. preme court Judge, and past Grand Itston occurred at 3rd St and Park A v e The price for Uiis dinner meeting I Mostly cloudy through Tuesday. Seminole County Coinm i«sinners Master, Sovereign Grand loalge Clifton Marvin Wells and Wtf Maimer today. Statlcird shower* will be 12 per person, including Dp will interview local arrhitc t- to of Odltfrllawa of Die world will speak at Ihe Uddfellow* laalgi al ham Eugene Padgrlt, VAH 3 weir luesday. Illgli today in the In’s, and lav. morrow morning. mvtdsrd in a motorcycle car ae loss tonight 47 In 4(1 E*s| to One will get the nod to dru* up * o'clock tonight Mtarpr will speak nn hi* tra 11* entent at * 31 p. in .Saturday in •iiuthrssi winds * lo I* mile* per plan* for the new health um! hour. A dev tslon Is rspertt d on Die and of (Mdfelluwt Lunch will lie the 2t»r block of Sanford French Avr. site next to the tele •ervcit at this Hireling All mem Rhone c iinpany. An abstrait has tiers ate urged to attend T v county Jail contained a reh u t ordered on Ihe land w'-irh o>:* \4 tielay t< eunstdered "vrry adequat' ' h-r Normal wrrkemt drunk* and the rounty heallh unit SYRACUSE. N Y iU P I) - T o traffic offender* were added to an A hearing on Ihe commercial li e intrstigating the derailment unusual number if Juvenile* and toning of portions of Wratt-ers of s railroad ear found that it ■dull criminals field !• aim on the agenda Cunt wa- tefrigrrated. Dial it was Ml Jail count this morning Included mlttinners wilt meet at U » a rn s si-ling owned by Ihe Antic Tl>* pot will Iwr) at Hanford Fur Die bulk id the nun, Uit- one white female, U> while male*, in the Commission mom »< Ihe lie Company and shat (hr irrnlm t was rained lip ire on the tracks again when thr Savage Sunv of arrival hour will tie I to and 4 23 Negro males, seven Negro male court hou-e Sanford return this week lo Uicir juvenile*, on# Negro female jur* a nt. act Friday. Two K7V cargo home has* at Rantcy Field. critic ami srveu N*gto female*. Heavy Attack Squadron Five plane! carrying IU men and bag deployed in August lo the- Midi gag* at* expected at those hot-ft terranean aisiatd Die I 'NN For The welcoming coititniDr* may restal On Mfodiu-tdav afternoon, he small, but still joyous Under th* command uf CcD. I. the first of their A3D Sky war­ Hii4t>iiri|| i* itt th* itir. T u m u rn iw . the firn l m inor rior# *rr expected lo touch down M. Howell J r . the Savage hunt A light agenda la scheduled luB Im p tip lenm of the Snn Krnnciaco Gintila arrive.* in Sanat live Mantord Naval A ir Station have bit many Mediterranean Sanford Ctly Commissioner* te­ fnttl to Ix-Bin *|irinp tnsinin*. Nine teamn w ill tie here lo Die enthusiastic welcome* of port* during Dvr deployment. at ghl. w it h in the next m o n th . , familie* and fm-nda. The squadron has a special hood Th* leader* wlD dtavwe* Bt* reSeminole H ig h kick* off it* Imaphnll a m aon a week Tlte Furr- it at t* Scheduled to with the City of Sanford. It waa hiH fee requirements for U n M f r o m today airninat L y m a n of lyinjrwood. (M h w r spring dock in Norfolk the following day, th* first Heavy AtLtrk squadron 1tor**, and a resolution cppoatnR a p o rla are planned. A m o n g them a rt g o lf, a w im m in g nvd additional piano* and pilot* to be based her*, and Sine* 1941 th* proposed gaanline tag bill. jxrati track. Tha meeting wfll begin 4 I 4 will leave her <lrrka ooclg that has spread th* name at Sanford Ir'ult (Ji-uaU 04i toxtof'a agnnto pane. muuiing fur tauford. UwcwdKwW IK* M, V am) Beast**. m. to Catg H-tB, Pentagon Declares Judge Is Witness To Traffic Crash Of Rare Vintage West W ill Lose, Khrushchev Says Firehouse Needs little Bit More' Aiken Gels Calls Meant For Adkins Ralph King Dies; Funeral Tomorrow Arnold Probsl Sr. Succumbs At Home C School Will Vole On leaving PTA Two Negroes Held For Knife Robbery DeBary's Chamber Will Hear Sowers One Person Hurt, 3 Wrecks Listed Here On Weekend County To Discuss Building Tomorrow Ex-Judge To Talk To Group Tonight Weather 54 In Jail Today; Is Record Number ■hint Cold Facts Trainine; o Time Again n Savage Sons Head Home To Sanford Light Agenda Set For Commission • ii �I « - •aotorf IrraRt 2— M on- Mar. 9. 1959 Wildlife Week Set Here, March 15-21 'CASSKI.HF.HltY IIF8INE8S — J im- Jink­ ing)). left, ndvertialnjr manager for McMIll|«jt’* Furniture City, fa**cllicrry( in wel­ comed by Chnrlie Morrison, Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce public relation* tlirr-clor. M cM illan'* F u rn itu re C it y , hud i n frrantl opening F rid a y , m a rk in g the tenth store in It) successful years of business. (Herald Staff Photo) T o p Late To Classify 'come your help. He 1* there tu Should -xime department* of atatr By Rl'fkSFIJ. K A Y ^ ’ith the approach of another erve >i,u and he nerd* your in- lovcrnm riit be rnlarged and legislative session it might l-e w ell'territ and *upp<irt. Hr I* undei other* curtailed; Are you willing to!een»idfr *ome of the ptoMrmt conrtart prcuurr. Hr mu*t cun- in pay mmc t.u ii In maintain and it will have to fare and b» giving tend with powrtful lobbies that expand prevent *ervice»T T h o r some thought to what we a> In- harass and rtalk him throughout are Jurt a few of the question' you dividual citlten* really want it the -r»sloli l.rt him know that a rhould ho thinking about. Remember your rcpreaentatlvc* to 'accomplish. .Icrgr numlier of hi* conviltucnl* You may feel, a* many folk* d", favor or nppnvr certain legisla and senator* In Tal!aha*sCr me that what you think or want a* an lion and arm him with Idler* and thne to voice y o jr opinion* and individual ciltrrn la of little con- telegrams to provr U ai l you ran art for ynur Welfare, Must of them ••queue* at far aa the final out rr»t aiturcd hr will put up a real arc hnncit, *inrcre and anxious Cubic 1* concerned. How could one light in your behalf In commit­ to do a good Job. Take them Inlo f m l l voice have any Influence a* tee* and on the floor. your confidence, give them your fay aa Ifgltlailvc action is con­ Now i< the time to make you.’ tru*t aitd aupport. Avoid purely vxtahr* known. Do you waid regre- »clfl*h appeal-, keep in mind Ihe cerned; Jt may not occur to you that gull'd achooliT Should the l.eglt* grrale*t goi>d to the greatest numB ifcn y thouaandi of cltDenx lalure aulhortie cilir* to add a bar. Think of the welfare of your throughout tbr atate frrl a* you ernt or two to Ilia* gas tax? Should rtaln a> a whole. doi but not bring- nrganifed they tin- aalea ta« be incrm -rd? Should Vour Irgldatrus « i r men of feealtata to voice their opinion* or the price of milk lie ivgulated? charactrr and ahillly, Give them tnak* their want*, known >uur Imcklng In Ihelr effort* to Tbit aiipudf- la tir feir in yot|r do the bed )<il> p„<*ih‘r fo r yn U r legislator* and' play* Into Ihe stale and you can count on their hand* of prenure gtniipi, lotiliy doing it. late and mlnoritie* that air well organltrd amt on the -pot picMr*. Fear I . Dean Kelly, fanner paftd to put over the legislation resident of Sanfuril nnd Ever­ tnejr are eclfl*h1y lnterr*teil in or green, Ala , died in Tampa on f invent action that might be Ktlday. harmful to them. Survivoia Include her husband, frank Srutl, *nn of Mr. and There aie many way* an indi­ Albert I,. Kelly S r , Tainpa; two '*r *- * ** Scott, Sanford is on vidual can influence IcgMatlun. one, Claude K. K d ly, Jack-on- ,,i'’ "niatlngulahed I lit" at Ihe You can talk tu your aenator o. title, and Albeit I,. Kelly Jr , » J )lo r School for Roy*, l hwllarepresentative in*|uoirilir>i: him Tam pa; a daughter, Mr*. Kathryn | m »ga, ’lenn with ]u*t hovr yuu feel, yuj can Aaelde, Tam|)a, and eight giand-, frank received an average of Writ* lellert outlining your p-it- I d.Irm. !K| or bcltrr for ihe part four tlon, I.illci to tin- pn •• Colici-1ii funeral service* w ne t« he " > 'k - m all iiihjects In f lagiilallvr ini,tileina alwayt vt lil in Tampa today. Dmai J'jn* I On Ihe Dean's 1.1*1 with an aver *prey weight. All of u* have our ral llunir, Tampa, was iri chaigc. age of 75 or Utter in all subjects little circle of friend* and neighi* Hrure Ander-on. son of Mr, tiorw who rc-poct «,ur opinion* anil o ........ , • and Mrs 11 W’. Anderson. 4050 can be influenced lu Join In »n S l r i l t l j S p i 'i l l v i n j ^ Orlando Drive, IIU K f Al.O. N. v . t u r n — t art appeal for or againtl legiilativa L. I’ace. protpreuve Juror in an action. A tiny mail'll to*,rd in the Erie County murder trial. *aul hr briiih can start a great forrit fire had once brtn the tnmplainant and you can start a chain ran - In an anault case. Hut hr intulrd lion that will apiesd like wildiire he had never lieen the victim of tin til thou and* nf letter*, tele­ violence briausr I ww* shot at gram* and priaonal appeal* irach hut missed.“ Irgltlatoi* when a ttinlor piece nf leg! datlon I* undri ronald'iathm. The average legislator will wet- Kelly, Ex-Resident, Dies Two Sanford Boys Get Baylor Honors Legal Notice G u lf L ife A d a p t -A P lan F itn y o u r c h a n g in g nceda i \ i ill. i mi 111 « in ii i m i h i . M M II II llll I %I | MU III |> %\n i mi %i ; mi\ii I i n i l M i , I i ltIIIIM \*s : m i '( | nit IIAloNTliN 1*1 lil.VA t Oill'ANV* *4 * A t lt.li, ruintirr \• rtsnii l i.iiw t:t»)< m m ;v ij'in a iM n.ou inn, fit ( f r i d i r i t i N • H fl % \i»i ii n m *iii mi i % %%| •: •Vttlkt V lrftls i f li r t i th a t I, * Ik 11*•l>I*b. jhli*fiff yf B|i, Iftffle *'“'"1*11• llpilllrf «i'i" | |#> %4e* m# *1 4 Will <sf «h«rt|||et)i Isf ft* lofor* 1*4 **>t AUI f Ilf *h0M *milled «*ahi11„ im 11,1* il.M*v4t *a i|** .Itlkl If %lit ..H-M, thf ftil. 1***4Iiik |irvi>«rl). bitHNifcl, |ring II f* >I PI ir : With Gulf Life's exclusive Aflapt-A-PInn yuu can jpunniiilce an 1 imumu fur your family •ml provide fur your relitrnicnt ns well. Ask about, it. G ulf Life O ■ INSURANCI COMPANY I I f P t f l l 1*4 |0*hIIT IT lJ Ilu l r » If 4*1 t*f laii.1 i;» t»s|l|f I* 4till \% l(i |t*a .V mif| b In ||.r M\ * fn||<4n iha l*»*-1 S in « i H i* #11 #«•!*«•*v *■ 1. 4*ft*||/*|i T«4bft»|*|» Ilf hie |U:; tl.r»» U frrl; V (i i!f lifer • J* l! fr*t; i: : i l f«nt » »<* r* 1"»l Aft Tht M 1}A' f#ft a.f fit* \y ii,i fr*i. *.f i t . •• f-.li.aw m g | • i . . |: llAflh 4I Ilia H\ »•"I|en*i fsaal **r harllnn Jl. TesNMhlfe IM Il4tn* S| t h a n r un \\m 31^ t#l. ,\ T* I! t*»;l f Plan* tor the local observance i n that will highlight the Wildlife of National Wildlife Werk have Week proiram in Sanford. been announced by furtls DunaThit year Ihe State Junior way, member of the Seminole t'hember of Commerce hat adopt* County J iy r r r i . rd the "Wildlife Week" proiram Civic *>r;*nii»!iont and youth and will carry out Ihe local actlvlgroupi will lake part in the tiei In Sanford Alto the BoyMarch IS II obiervance, which Scout Troop from the F'lrit I’rtathis year strriies conservation in byterlan Church, under the leader•hip of Cliff Proctor, will dutrithe achooll. Walt Disnry, prndurer of tlie butr pottrri and ret up display* famed “ Truo Life Adventure" na­ in tome of the Sporting Gnnds ture movie aeriea, ii serving at itorei Mayor A1 Wilton will read national honorary chairman for a prorlamation for the Mart of Wildlife Week. Jack Wilber, S a n -; " Wildlife Week" over the local ford, and Tommy Anderson, Kua- radio stations ti>, are Stata Co-Chairmen, and National Wildlife Week ha* hern Dunaway ha* been appointed to iponrored annually »ince I91S by head a commiltce directing local |h* National Wtldlilc Federation and its Mate affiliate), including lctiwtita. Dunaway «aid ‘‘the primary ob­ the S-mlnole County Sportsman's jective of ihe Wildlife Week cam­ Auoclatinn. paign in Sanford Ihl* year i* lo acquaint people, including rduralor* and atudenta. with the iremrndout unportanre of adopting ami applying the concept* of conaervaiian lo our everyday llvea." He added; "America1! wealth and prcatigc among nation* i» due lo our oncc-botinliful natural re­ source* curb a* fcrille soil, pirn, liful tupplic* of water, great . forest!,‘ extensive drpoilt* of ore Noil surveys were made for 11 ' and abundant wildlife. "WDe uae of thtie reiourcea, rooperatora of the Seminole Soil often lavish and wasteful in (ha Conimation Service during Feb­ past, must be practiced In the ruary. The survey* were complrtcd by - future if our country i* to cunllnue 1USII0F A T N A S — A recent visitor to the Sanford Naval a* a world leader among free K. H. Rawls, soil sciential with A ir Station wan Archbishop Joaeph Hurley (center), th« the Roil Conservation Service. nations.'* l!i*hop of St. Augustine ntjd ranking Catholic in Florida, Individual farma ranged from Dunaway alio reminded that Shown flanking the bishop are the Rev*. R. J. Lyon* (left). communl*m ha* been more aue-110 to yM acres in site. The plan paMcr of All Sout* Catholic Chureh, Sanford, and the Rev. Includes an aerial photograph restful In poor, Impoverlihed . .. . ..... . Donald Noonan. (U . S. Navy Photo) erea* where the people often do » howin* **' '«* * ■ tspsWIIIy a.id 1 a map showing how each farm not have enough lo cat than in ihould be divided into fields. richer countries. Written Instructions covering "Our ha*lc need for resource conservation ii a logical concern,.land -preparation, . .limine, . . frrtllir.. for ihe arhool, particularly social '"*• ” 1' ™V.h.° l-2 L ' i" .? ^ ? ' studiri. history, irlrnce and a irrigation and water control atruc number of other school subject*." lures are included, at well a* romrrvallon practice* for rach lie added, "and should lie of in­ field. terest lo hoih youngstrrs and While the farm plan is moat adulli. 1C* vilaMy linjiortant that The iliange story of a man* tuxes aver la coma out of Hollyconservation be made a part of valuable lo the preienl owner, two lavrv— the woman at his tide banka and iniuranre companies Ihe school rvpenence of our child­ This la a gripping adventure* benefit from the information pro and the destiny that demanded all ren " romance, which move* from the tided Taa aiaessori in some hr could give— la the central Dunaway then outlined artlvitcountiea use the land capability theme of “ I'll Give My Life," one Korean battlefield lo a remote corner of Iba earth. It ii tha atory maps as guide* for an accurate of Ihe greatest moviei ever to of how a man convinced the wo­ evaluation of the farm. tie produced. man he loved to follow him. It Suivey* made In 5emino!r Coun­ •Ill Give My Life," recom la n Under romance ol love and ty last month Included farms own­ mended by the Seminole County ed by Charles Neville. W. K Kir Ministerial Association and about sacrifice; ■ atory of ■ man who Officials of I lie Sanford Naval , hhoff. M. L. Cullum. Roy Wall. so church worktra who saw a followed hu heart against the bitter opposition of hit father; Air Station Nation*! Voluntary J Rill Plolian, Rill Leffler, Jack ineak prrvitw last week, opens n atory of a strange course of Health Agencies and Federal | f>odd. Daniel Dind*. J. T . Me- at the Rita Theatre Wtdnaaday •vents that convinced the father D. •T U Give M y Life." the atory that the aon wa* right. Service Joint Cruiade Drive anC, Stine, Christina Kasik and Rei Clontf. of a man who received hit call What do "Foreign Miaaions" nounced that participation In the to thr ministry on ihe battlefields main to you? la It the thought drive ha* reached approximately| of Korea, compares, favorably, of savage* in untamed Jungles: SO per cent. with "A Man Called Peter'' and hungry, unkempt indleiduati In "I'd Climb Ihe Highest Moun­ itranga countries; people you Tin* w an incomplete tally. The tain," two of the top moUon pie know you wouldn't Ilka; poopla drive ends, March IS. The goal for the drive has been whose language vqp do not un­ set at too per cent participation. derstand' Or dost il mean the Each man has (urn contacted, or r ill to dedicated men and wom­ The Chief of the Chaplain's Corp will he ronlaclrd, by a keyman en In bring Ihe good newt to the and given pledge envelope* and of the l r. S. Navy, Rear Admiral enure world? George A. Rusio. will pay a visit Information concerning the drive. Rill Fleming wa* elected presi­ Th tie quealiona are answered, to the Sanford Naval Air Station dent of the Sanford Toaltmasler's very forcibly, in “ I'll Give My next week while un lour of Navy Club last week. Fleming will take Life." I-oral churches which span and Marine Corps installations in office during installation ceremon sor foreign missions will gel a South Carolina and Florida. let next month. firsthand report on tho true Admiral Russo, • Roman Calho Serving with the new president meaning of "Foreign Miatiooi." lie prleat, it due to arrive at the will be Ken McIntosh and BUI Local mlnlatan and church lay­ Orlando, Fla . airport from Jack­ Stearns, vice presidents; George men today iaiuad statement*, en­ sonville at A a. m . Friday, March Daniels, secretary: Bob Stuts­ couraging the public to tee "I'll 1). He will spend the clay here man, treasurer and Ihm Dondon- Give My Life." before going back lo Jacksonville. vllle, sergeant-at arms. During hit lour of South Caro Rob Sheddcn will continue tn lint and Florida, hr will visit the preside over the Toastmaitara Naval Bate, Charleston, S. C.; until installation services are Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Har­ held The club meets every Wed­ ris Island, S. C.S NAS Jackson nesday at C JO p. m. in the MarHome made kite* will fly over VlUe, Fla.; NAB Sanford and the Lou Hrilaurant. Sanford March It . whan Uie sec­ Nival .Station, Key West, Fla. ond annual Kite Darby la bald it the Blneerait School playground. Sponsored by Cub Scout Back. A representative «>f the stata LORAIN, Ohio (U P h - A new service office of the JTorlda De­ 34. the program will start at 10 high school here will be named partment of Vetcian* Affair* will a. m. Arrangomenti hava been for this city’s most distinguished h,- at thr law office of Ksrlyle made by Cuban astar G. Crane and ion — the late Admiral Ernest J Ileus holder on Thursday from J- Commitlcainaii Bill Myar. King, who was Chief of Naval Ribbon* will he awarded to the 4:JO p m . Operations during World War It arcumulatiag the mnit Ilousbolder, county »ervice o f­ pack ficer for Seminole, Invited per- poiol*, and p rim goren to the •on* who wiih appointment* with Ivojs with Ihe mott unique kitr BUFFALO, N. Y . (L T’ll — After the officer to telephone hi* office design. The hoy a mgy he aiilslrd hy paying a Itoo meriting ftnr. In advance. The consultant will Charles J Cmr*. 23. asked the dbcu** matters concerning fad their parents in miking Ihe kite* court clerk, "Where do I get a rial or state benefits lo veterans, dog llrense?" I their dependent* or survivors. Soil Surveys Made For 13 In County During February Outstanding Church Film Slated For Ritz Theatre Navy Crusade Hits 50 Per Cent M ark Top Navy Chaplain To Visit Sanford Officers Elected By Toastmasters Veterans Officer Admiral Ts Honored In The DoghouBe? /\AR.2»m HANDS TIED BECAUSE YOU'RE 5KJ3YAQD SHORT OF CASH? ► * ■- * r- *t. n . '. t r**i ' 11«* plmtltiHi A• lt»A |M*.|.#r!V ••* , 4„||* ** f I l l •" P A I ill * t a | * i i « l a » v | f A fi4 11. « | •’»' »r" *ih d«4 *'{ \»til, l *•*> |t. Mffh lh# i*|41 I ’Ilf# nf gal# nAmr 14, rln tt, a*r|«». K |n |h* IsafA. n»*air* And tup uY)*<k in the mf. IrffM* 1 4*U lilt *14) if |)i« I’rnitt W ith a | 0 .a 7c . 1 Iooo you *oo 320* a S. I'ill met to Ave. F A 2-llti.l *' J4*»r« ,1 Hinffrtiry |i#tiyiv #hrrlff U A I.I.IN n.AltK W. J|!\\ m n’« w »:nrleDl fiulMiAC. Wlnlpr I'nk, HurM«. UtnrnAf* l* r M ill - f |MI*l1»lt )Mr> *1 > !■ A 1 DAY & NIG HT K A N E L R A Y HEATING * NO hot crilinta * N O apariai eteM t i f t r t m t m m r f * N O long * e ip a w lv o facta T h a ftnant typ e o f srtnter comfort SO U THERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. 202 Saaford A n . PA M 282 The once profinble meat, wheat and wool exports could not keep he money coming in font enough to pey for Import!. Tbli it known aa a trade imbalance and If ft keepi up long enough a country will go broke. Wairhlog his reservas drop. Pernn ronfiirated private Induitrios. Foreign invoitort took thnr mon­ ey elsewhere. More lota of curtenry. When Fritndirl took offlro last 'J » r is Argentina s firit freelyeleeted president in » yeari he *ai faeed with a monumental talk. For r * years the provisional government! had been unable tn ravers# tha downward trend of the economy. Frondlil. an expert economist n n t of all dtaaiaociited hlmaell from the Commuoista and Beroolata who voted for him. Insisting h* did not seek their help. Then bo looked to the north Tor aid. Ifa got 1 1 million dollar! worth from Ihe U . S , but he did not rely solely on this. Convinced Ihe main effort would have to bo made by Argrolin* Itself, he re­ leased artificial controls over the peseta and left It lo aeek i ll truo value on the world market. Frondlil told hla people It would mean sacrifices, and It haa. Price* on everything have sky­ rocketed with the dropping of tho peseta'* value. Frondlil predicts hit plana will begin to boar fnih for tha Arganlio B people In (wo year*. The UBcition it; Will they wait that long? Class No Problem NEW Y O R K tt'P li -Colum bia Unlveriily student Roger Field ran HI calmly through hit physics lacturia while other atudoal* rap­ idly icrihble doU*. He photo­ graphs tho blarkboard work prob Jem*. Field *aya the demand far pnnta nf M i photngraphie note* paji hi a m ill. Everybody needs money sometime whin youdo... visit FAMILY! If you mid phoni: Fliifsi 2-4113 Wort noon to arrange for money Ihtsime day! f a vehof you w a n t buy w hot you nood novae. . . without waiting. Como lo N E W H K N A I'l.T D E A L E R - Fhnrtlr Morrinon. public IhA Ahnie 1-rofipMi pn relntiou* director for he Chwittlier of Commerce, wel­ ♦*ip t»r*'i**r(» nf uM «IAf#Ts Unf hi •l#ftn«l«ns• in •*11•fv •Aid i if* a• come* Hob McKee of McKee Motor* on French Ave. Tht tlnn, Renault.Peugeot 103 denier* will open thin week. 1'Atfll till# Sllll t|f|? *»f IVItriAAf). fllrrnld Stuff Photo) n it. J I. lli’Msr j>|»arlff cl ff«jitInti'll# f*iiilily, Hr It has happened In Arientfna aod the people are beginning to cnmplim despite tha ben effort* of President Arturo Frondlil to cunvince them it la for their own good. Under dictator Juan D. I'eron Argentina wa* hied nearly drv Parnn and hla la>e wife' j V| nought popularity by using me nation a capital reserves — m , backbone of any country's .econo­ my — In boo*t wage* tn Unpcere. dented high* without In rrrs u n i production. * Peron sacrificed agriculture to U P T 0 1600 K*i»iif it f 1Ha lluuie In lit* t'l|4 «f pAiifurU. N#lt»|t»*wlt I‘itiitiI % 1 I 14. | will t.ffrr f..r ral* im I •11 t»* I itA ll left* It M«Mf < If--* *4*1'! H f H I »IT Be B R IL NEWSOM I'F I Foreign Newt Editor Suppose ag a resident of me U . S. the coil of jour gasoline suddenly rose to a dollar a jal. loo. bread lo 40 or W rant* a loaf, berf to two dollar* a pound nd almost everything else proport.ooately. Kite Derby Slated Here On March 21 and talk tho mattar ovor with us. 1*1 « f H i , ■•ward E. Ita>*. huperlniamlanl *’ . II. Colbert, SuperInlsndmt Argentina Growing Restless; Prices For Food Get High T Y P E W R I T E R S and Adding Machines For SALE 1— * ' © * “ *• O A C t F IN A N O E C O M B O M A T I O M •aaswoio- RENT II I Wo« Pint Semwt...NT........................Tot.fA*p4w . > » a REPAIR Service 04ti Htm a*dr 4-1. Mdag u , (fad tohwdor For |OM SHi i m lama* I M W S . va.«*l w o o Tol G hifai * H *wt insklkeds loottp isi r W H A TEV ER YOUR LUMBER REQUIREMENTS SEE GATORV L l UMBER T o TotCAafaal MHfaAtaMfapf-tt TYPEWRITER SERVICE 207 VVMl V in t St. whrfai Ihmaa C ngw A ii 21 HeMMr rrrwsit* itiooo I U 00 21000 31200 432 00 M2 00 1 7 00 1100 1)00 itoo 2400 3200 F A M IL Y FIN A N C E SERVICE, I N C OF SANFOIB 175 Saulh Bark Awgwuc fkao«:fA rt« 2-4112 S»*i*fl, Flarila ‘ISO laM Cotoswol Defa. . •««-v.-. iv n u r iT o l G f a * F M ADAMS Cask Tag taaosso •I I wI *i IS Ax *i * iA '**•« if I • �Mon.. Mar. 9. 195!*— Par* I •miter! Vrratl QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Price* Good Th ru Wed.. Marv March H County 4-H Achievements Recognized mack. Dave Thomai and Tommy year old I II boy frim Oviedo wav Wirdrrnold won *econd place hon­ rhoten fo r hi* outitaeding or* ir the diitrict. with two of aehiey t ment* in I I I the member*. Tommy and t)wen. 4 II Club arliviiy iituallv reach plarlrg tecood and fourth, re e* it* higheit mteniity during the ipecttvcly, m individual icorr. •pring and early lummer of each In the *tate ronte*t, Owen year. 4 II er* look forward to Gemmae. |>la:e.i in tie to. 4*ounty Contrtt Day in whieh they making him eligible to compete lake part in publir (peaking, the in an elimination eonteit fir one operation of tractor* and the good of the tip four *po;« on the »:ate reading lamp eonteti* Winner* team In dairying, four were sa­ in the*e field* will represent u* luted Catherine CammarK, Owen in the ditirirt event. Cammaik and Dave Thnma*. all Last year'* winner* were Owen of Geneva, and Tommy Wie-ler- Cammark, Geneva, tractor n erahold of I.aVe Mary. tor; lavv Caldwell. Slavia, public In the field of beef production, •peaking and lamp eontrtt win­ thrrr are tome doirn t-ICer* tak­ ner. The *i!ghr*t honor a 4 H er ing thi* pioject. four of whieh ran win in tie county level i* •howrd their animat* in our coun a trip to Short Cour*e. Thi* I* l> diiUirt ahowa. At K im - mtr, a week of rlatte* and tour* at Onl* the thrrr were *e*en ammat* *hown the State Cni*er*it) by Seminole County 4 H er* Ar top five 4 H er* are taken each den Arndt anil Jerry \rrdt o’ year from the rounty. Although Oviedo and Robert llupkint and thi* year * wlnbert have nut been Carl Stubbing* of Lake Marv •elected, last year* partirtpant* made rvrrllrnt showing* in thi* wore Jrrrv Arndt and (Jerry Fore field Seminole 4 II Club* had one of Oviedo. Billy Fvitfnrd, Geneva entry in the F.ighth Annual Rah and Carl .Stubbing*. 1-tke Mary The last icttvltv of the tehool hit Show at the Central Florida Fair in Orlando thi* year Robert year I* 4 II Club Summer v'amp Beit, Lake Marv. wat the en l.a«t year »ome 40 4 II t lun boy* and girl* from Seminole County trant. liver IV) 4 II Club boy* and attended Camp MrVJuarrlr. near ;ir li .ourne'ed to Tampa oo 4-11 Attor Park Camp thi* year will Club Day at the Slate Fair thi* be July f it. year A* a pa*t of this program| an outvtanding 4 H Club member wat rreognired. Jerry Arndt. 11 More this too Seminole Count) tome of the eluh member* and I II Club member* eltmaved Iheir their leader* Terhap* the highlight of each nbirr.ancr of National <11 Club I II Club year It the Annual * \ y « . Saturday. \chifvement Da> program. The D unn; the week, oulitanding <• tatt program wat held it the !l>r* and their arromplll.imrr.ta Seminole County farm Bureau u r r e aaluted. Im le r the leader monthly memberihlp meeting ahlp of tie Count) Vgriailtural l'rc*ent were 1<S In this joint ami Home Demonstration Agents, program, over 15 award* aril three I I I member* »arry on achievement pin* were given to widely-varied project*, from ran* the a II Club member* for out­ in; live-itock. poultry and |ar standing work during the p.e'ioua drn« to itudjms insects. working year «.th etectririt) to ron>erving wilti The* were fJerry Fore, Ovtedo; life and toil. Carl Stubbing*. I.aae Mart Jer­ O i keeping with their motto, ry irndt i 1• r : i Charlra F o v they strive :.* "make tne l>e»l t-anford: t u r n Cammark. t.cneva; better" They’ round out their ac- Tommv McLain. Geneva. Jimmy tivltie* with play and recreation, Wiedertiold. L a ir Mary: Dave a* well at other interesting worth ibotna*. Geneva: time llu turd, while project work Cliarartrr l ake Monroe. Scott Wontney. San­ development and good rititcntlnp ford. John Nordcn I.akt Mary; are their molt ai;nifieant goal*. Charirt Rabun, l.ike Monroe; M iklrr. Slav la. Billy I II Club work 1* one of the moat Robrrt effective defenir* a;ain*l Juvenile franks Lake Monroe; Karl Wolif. drllwjurnri hreaute it give* them Oviedo: Rillv Fulfnrd. Geneva: » 'mething to do with their handi llorare Johnson, Geneva; In* wminole County l-ll'er* have Caldwell. Slav la; Micrsel lr*m been very active throughout the vky. Stavia; John Jakubrtn. Sla patt year. Not only has partlcipa via Tommy Wiederhnld ..akr t.on been good in the varioua Mary Iloh Hi*er. Sanford. Jerry county rventi, hut Seminole Conn Oakley. Slav la. tv hat been repreiented in every Thlv year, for the f.rvl time. dialrlet <11 Club activity at well Scmtnolc County formevl a dairy at a number of *tate wide event* judging tram which raitiripatrd During 4 If week, officials pin in both the district and the state po.nted tome of Seminole County » ronteit* The team cnmpoird of 4 II Club aetivitie* and aaluted Catherine lammack, Owen Cam- Touhy Appointed By Savings Group George Touhy. eveeutive vire pretident of the Fir*t Federal Saving* and loan Asvoriation. Sanford, ha* been appointed to a committee of the f S Saving* and !>*an league The league it the nationwide trade orgamnttnn of the *a*lng* and loan bu'inrt* and repreient* more lhan *.V10 vaving* »*«oela linn* and cooperative bank*. Touhy will *rr\e on the Invrtt rnrnt* and Mortgage lending Commitlrc. limiting mortgage loan servicing and prore.lurr* The Committer « rerominenda lion* have molted in improve mrnt in home fmanring of direct benefit to **vmg« aonriatton* and home buying familir* ft r * 1 ji 1 \ i W E L C O M E S '] THIS NEW BUSINESS MD**m ^ Mr k T H E t’HAM IIKK W ELCOM ES — ■ Charlie Morrison, public relations director for the Chamber of Commerce, welcomes Min* Mnrjraret Gwaltney, of Gwaltney Jewelers. \ your A-WV cHOicI r rtC 1 INSTANT COfftt Low Prices y a Kftf DM Value Stamps Tall Dolores Alaskan MILK 3 35< SALMON-39' Deep South Pure Apple White Arrow JELLY ■■2 9 ' BLEACH * 39' FRYE T L A . or GA. GRADE “A” Dlt. A lilt. LB. W ASHINGTON iC P I i — Bee* ap parently air gelling ready for •print. The Agririiitiire Department's Min* Gwaltney has Imen repairing watches *eml monthly "Honey Market in Sanford for 11 yenr*. Now she hn« open- New*" report* that "bee* are be ed her ow n More on Park Ave. coming resile.* and are in need of warmer weather.” WHOLE . w •• r Orders now being taken for copies of pick/filed For the of toW iitit past 33 year* It hai tha Sanford Herald to publish annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phase* of IN D U S TR Y A A G R IC U LTU R E , SLICED BACON~45 HOT SAUSAGE 39 CAN. BISCUITS 4 39' p f ’ciw. " HOME B U ILD IN G D E V E LO P M E N T, M i l d or i v* 4>*e»ef - . v>4 •« * H | * **■*• •-.dAl y ' w r . i V . t i u . SOUTHERN BELLI FROZEN DEVILED U K Tik tv <, ... ‘ A C T IV IT IE S . SEM INOLE C O l M l AND C U L T U R E MORTON FROZEN BEEF. n n n 4 l uTURKEY c rCHICKEN iiu rv e r* * MORTON FROZEN ArrLE 4 CHERRY FRUIT 25 laiga Family Site EACH 39' rolls Be sure and plan to send your friend* up M INT-FLAVORED north a copy of this annual touri*t edition so that they can see ju*t what a wonderful PHILLIPS' place Seminole County is . MILK O F MAGNESIA Tilt** to e tta n and rtb tv h iif — -l. ^ recwlarl OO 35' * •* • * k v / f4gn. *n HOOD FAMOUS 11 33" Bleach *«S >t s Svadab** at tha *am* pi.<* o' 15^ o*' 43^ YOU 6tT MORE COMPLETE RELIEF WITH PHHIIPS' MUR OF MAENESIAI TkaCi h u .u fM|* .« im i iim • imi h •Ny^s . . . h i a* itfi o f t*a It *•* %n, w H * a - * C M «( V v Il Il *M*i**r t* vaaiow. la f**,(.« '*■•«« !>*■ •»**4'r ia»****r*l *r>4w*|M>w C a ll oh (Bhinq youh OhdsA (By — »*h s* |*t i*« r*»r«'« i* i FA 2-2611 HOOD LIQUID STARCH r+— . ywr mm vl* tMM*f lllMit* / I! SL SI2I m m t mm*t ta* h i e s * * » hm i y HipMv*. Ittlt tftiim i ia 204 W. 1st Street » «v*s'jT MERITA FROZEN CLOVERLCAF or PARKIRHOUSE TARKIRHOUSE C The Sanford Herald •iu, *'^4NF*. CRABS s 7 9 ' PIES 4 - 1 SCHOOLS L CH UR CH ES. SPORTS. N A V Y world for you on the date of publication fur HKOKL’IA PEACH PILLSBURY Sweet or Buttermilk been the custom We will mail thi* Edition anywhere in the Limit 3 Pirate At Thi* Pries COPELAND I k Sanford Herald ’" f Top Lim'd ort Bees (Jet Best less A *•♦>•'** ■ iM i i s in * . tM 13^ -3 6 < 4 _____ �' ’It!** ■V; • “ ' )"J» i - t • i i/i • Letter To The Editor C A V E OF THE W IN D S r.- Chamber Is Reaping Rewards For Efforts The Sfminul* County <h«mli«r «*f Cttmmerr* and It* variou* committtc# now are reaping result* «*f a lot ol hard work. Too often, a Chnm l/r nf Commerce ia viewed from a “reaulla only” ansjle. All «'f the hard work ami effort on the “one* that jrot away" aren't enn»idered. No city, county or Chamber of Commerce yet* all, or even nearly all, of the in^dualrle* they neck. A tmttinir "vernifB of AO i*r cent i* cunaidered to l»e imlMa.tiling. But, viewed only from the jingle of result a, the Seminole Chamber in the |m*t week « n somethin* »*f * record. First came thu announcement of Dynatronlcs, Inc., »■ -■• 'which employs nlwul 1*M| now and ia picked to l>ecome one or the aica'a major employer* In a few* year*. The week wim elimaxed by announcement that th* ; Peninsula Paint and I’lustlca Manufacturers, Inr., would atai. construction of a plant. That made two new Industries within a week. But, Eg ■ Equally important, were several (.hnrnbcr announcement' " - .-d u rin u the week. Sanford Manufacturing Co olans to expand. The city » 'gave the firm an option on land. Company official* indicated that they would move all tqteriitlon# to Sanfuid. York Manufacturing announced that it would break ground, March It, for a new liuililing. The firm has out‘S~T .'frow n its original quarter*, employment will he increased ,',w h ar York move* into it* new plant. Pierro Manufacturing has moved into it* new quarter*. Open house will be held next Saturday, at 102 Pecan Ave. All of this, two new iidostrie* and expansions in three established plants, means that Sanford and Seminole County •are growing. Hath of the five announcements is something of which the Chnmher, tile city, the county and the people may Ihi proud. Kuch announcement represents progress, growth, more jobs, more payrolls, more homes, more sales, more |H*o|ile. These things don’t "just happen." They are accom­ plished only through effort* of many. Some of tha announce­ ment* came after months of negotiations and "selling" on the part of the Chamber anil its committee*. A* the week ended, I he Chamber was attempting to "close" an agreement on another new industry. This work isn’t easy. Often, it’s not even rewarding, (t ean be, however, wher. people work together for the com­ mon good of the community. * • f;Shad Netting Again Is 4 i r k* State conservation and wildlife officers have nalilied an­ other shad seine in this niea. The illegal pocket seine was confiscated in Mullet l.nku . Thla time, officer* were able lo free the fish. On n previous occasion re c e n tly, some I,PUP |*oimd* of ahad died a* a reault of aeininv. The culprit* nevrr were yiprehenilml. Harry Hervlalt, wildlife officer, and <\ A. Willis and l,‘. V, Holland, agent* of the Htnle Board of Conservation, were on a routine pntrol when the Itift-finat net h u « found. It iqtarently had been placed In lit* water only a short lima E efore. t me A" Seiner* just won't take “no" for an answer, it npiieitr*. Thi* font inning: diarejrard for the luw should result in suf­ fer penalties and stricter prosecution of such rase*. Airline Requests Big Cut In Rates i 5 *i it , 11 MIAMI (U l'li - National Air line* hat announrnl plant for a p sharp reduction in night roach *** • fare* that official! tat would en ‘ ‘ aide pauenger* to travel cheaper - hy plane than hy hut. g National announced that it hat live d the Civil Aeronautic* Board .. .for permliiion to retime iti night e coach ra in hv 11 per rent «n a gtnii four mu month trial bail! beginning ■April * 'A p ril in 2 The reduction wuuld mean air' line travel at ilighlly nver tfirra rrnta a mile. National laid. The tower rate! would apply oil Monday Tuetday and Wrdnrtday night* Clltr* that would receive the new fare* would inrlude Bni Ion and Philadelphia and toe Florida eilivi of Jarkionvllle. Tamp* Orlando. St. Pelerihurg and Clearwater. DAILY CROSSWORD U f ptfl : • (: b . Acnnax I. Before 4. M ill N veiagra I. At a ditlanc* • fteglitee 13. Trouble* 13, Grand— Darn I I Valltya ipoet.l 14 v n rrican 1 r *ni 1* Pigpen la.Ownt 31 •lu>ie no'e 32 ratengnid flab 3V H< alter 3* Hluggtah 3!t Colieclly h i.G ill* no kname .*•2 Split pulve •Ind.i 3.1. r invoked 34 Mnehtivoua onr.i It a* fit; .1* Pu»h 41. WalkU- 4. Curved Una 14 AtTK. 3 Mr. Pre»(. lyurtwher d»nt *. .Small ahlrlda IT, K<< to T. Alone (L.J labbi.) *. Help* 14. Ron in Cleigytuan gn«l II Stop 11 WanIV Exhibited tierer 14. Kxi(t It. Uf >0. Itun* over, bird* Mitriej t n t o t ii'i t t n t r ■•vv ater 33. Vitality 3T. Exiuae 2 1 Kome 21. Twitted40 K*peil atraw 31 Neon i*y*m) 44 Anger 33. Cleave* hertuve 44. taiga worm A 1 1 •A i II 4 % .1 11 t IS % f :is i *• w 44. Vegetable* 47. Cople* DOWN !. Muaic kty 3. nsvlva I.GlalM w ii ii % Jw % % TT t r jj If % f/ . 41 u % sr •1 * » 4i 41 % i 1 i-v Mumlny, .March 9, I9M* P*tff 4 k % ■ z % >• % ■/ 41. Sea eagt* I M 'k % •4 % l> T 7“ 4g x - } % ii % IT 44 Roman poet 43. Htoff* f 4 m X v v ti.ir.it o i c i n n . K4iue ■■* e * tu itw ^ i iIII. lit «iio iaigiR i rt oiiHr j i mI |.q . v **'. awl an. H Maaaelaa au-e r i M I V J . l i a l l i x i , , 4 4 «er I lelae * ■ ■ ■ ■ -, s in o ix it t i i x * jn tx x a : n t n x h i i n ir im ii-e tw te u * ati«e rittais* 4* aaiaeiae w s ilt e Oeleker Oeiaker IT . I t i * a al Ike Post * if lee ■coaarad aa aeeaa* alaa* aealiee •f f a if e r* , rieeiaa. » 4 e r Ik# Act *>» t ••areee •« tlaeefc Wen *. I*Tk. T k e Metal* It * »e ta k e r af tke I alie* Preaa aakltk I* •Billlea etela*Bate* pelale#' la ihi* la*4f la tka naa fee te »a k lle a ll«a al all Ik* laeal aeai ■ewaaaeer. « y l r 1 14U»- i i -f* - raetlae tea JU T * • rp tc m m o M h v »••• r a th "v ir " •a* Maaik |^a* Washington Calling By Marital* Child* tlir t**-autiful maiinlalmma tcenery national Bank Invritigatori for WASHINGTON — Military aid put stirrmitil* the capital. Then the hank are beginning lo he i m m economic aid to under after the Shah had retreated into doubtful beeau.e of the rapidly developed count fir* it onr of the a diplomatic tllneva for a week ruing Iranian defem* budget. moil troublesome prohlrtni Ame­ the whole thing m i called off and Thlt raiiet tome deeply ditlurb rican policy -maker* confront, ami the Ruuiin negotiator* went ing questions Did memherthlp In there could be no brltrr lllui- home, with Motcow charging that the Baghdad part give tnr Iran iratinn nl what Pita mean* than Washington had forced the Iran­ Ian military unrraionahle amhi In Iran. ian* lo pull out. Hunt for advanced military hard The llutnian* are breathing fire What make* Ihi* fairly charac- ware? What ia the utility of a at their neighbor. Iran threaten­ lerltllr me** all the mure diMrei large military ettahliihment in the ing the tlirr it con»ci|Uenrrt if ting D that it can ditrupt, if not 'Men** Primitive Iran again*! the Pie .Shah and hi* government con­ drtlroy. a icmlhle rconomic pro- challenge of lit inighly turn mu clude a mutual detente treaty gram that hat made marked pro ni*' eelthhor? Duet Ihr military with the I'niled Statea. Rack of great. A law backed by the shah feed « " " » own ambition for larPin ia a rurtou* tragicomedy In­ provided that between 1913 and *rr• tanka and — newer -------- — , • planei? --------volving the unhappy llaghdad 19*1 a billion dollar! of Iran i oil There are no aimple aniwari Pact and ihr lean and tend revenue! ibould gointo huildlng 11 theie quetiioni. Pride and pret tlviilct of a country wilh an an- railway*. hlghwa)t, irrigation and dge aie deeply Involved Bui If cienl traditiun of gieainrti. floml control prujcctl, ichonlt and 'he commlllce that Preildrnt ElThree year* ago wtlh a ttahle fhe money wa* to t>e *enh«wer named to examine the guv eminent In patter aitrr the ur(|rr the din t Unit of an f»rcijtn aid problem it really in. muter of the tulallle Moiiainmed independent agency, the Plan Or- termed in the facta Ihey hat* in Muvtadegh Iran heeame a mem unitaiio-v, hearfrit l.y A<<lool Iran a eontplrte talvoratory of her of the Baghdad Pari Even ||a,,fn FUehaJ who ha* a high trial and error, aniuiic Ihute glad In tee Mona reputation fur fnrcefulnett and ■ degh go Hu* rallied concern, ilnre Iran wilh a t.RWmllr bar... ,, . . . . .... , The Plan Organualmn lured Ihr der with the Smjel Inlon ha* „ rlr| , w| ]lfto u rrr, ,-or mu maintained a policy .d ucu „( Nfw Y „r|l ,# 29 To Represent County At Meet E . t ‘ tummer whm .Ira., blew 1,o1 *.h' pl“ up there were nrrvoui Itemor. m ^ r '*' ,hr K '"''«1“ an development program. In a reghm with unlap Teheran A* the Communbl mill ped reiourrrt 3A2.un acre* will Iratinn in Iraq inrrriird m did the fear in Teheran, From Ihe tw irrigated and traniminion line* will tiring rteilrinty to pro neighbor on a third border. Af. ", * , '" V .* * ghannian, .ante .i.nllar rc[torl report* of _?*"!!. •iinpiirlty of ancient Prr»ix evtrmive Comnumllt Infiltration. At the head nf the New York In retpuntp Hie prrnurr* on Waihtngton grew to provide more f'rm David Lilicnlhal and military aid. more budgetary aid. ,:nf,lon 1 '•H'. former chair more aid of every kind And nfthe Tennctvce Valley When it w .. not furthcoming inAuthority For underdeveloped a quantity ronildrrrd lulfirirnt * founlrtc* everywhere 1\A ha* there wa* an intimation that if *K‘,n • ,,f h,m <" r»'»e Waihingtnn couldn't provide secu­ the itandaid* id a whole region. Clapp and l.ilirnlhal. both of rity then perhapi the Soviet t'nion mighl be interetied In negoti­ whom are in Iran now. have inating a neighborly part of friend- eluded in their planning meant Hop and nonaggreition with tn train Iranian* and give them the operation of Ihr project They Iran A team uf Huuian negotiator! have brought in Italian. Dutch went to Teheran oitrnibly lo work and British at well at Amrrtran out turh • part. While much I* firm* lo do the work unclear they rrrlamlv did not go Blit the complete project Ur on their nwn initiative to look at twiut• on a loan from lha Inter Twenty nine drlrgate* will rep SemmoV County at the r«-.« Honda Edticalumal Attocialion Conference in Tampa. March 19Bt. Iielegale* met for a iperlal *r* eton la>l night tn tuppoit Frne«l C om lev. band director id Seminole High School, a* a candidate lor di trclor of D utrirl Five, The eaucui »■• preceded by the regular meeting of the Mucation Mtoctalnm of thit county, Outsiders Welcome M O N TP ELIER , Vt. 1111’h — Ten member* of Vermont ! Home nf Brpre<entative* come from Canada, twofrom England and oneeach from France, Denmark Scotland and Bavaria M. Spirit (col too.) 4t. Incantation 4E Wat enng apot 41 Wewvti'* U Max’d ixmsf 30 RJoth 31. Gar. t. Slugglab den 3. Kaniingly peal atrango I High, 34. Bl•■Il­ eal craggy hill name 4. Skill 33. Accu­ 5. Burrow in f mulate animal* a Graedy 34. Hoyd Fatter7. Fruit atono %4lif*l«|'a A i m t r eon a. Scoffa 9. Kind of beer and otliera t l i m t i b t y (if rmRn ST.Towaid It. F.ipungo IS, The real 3V. Cessation nwr II. Sailor* of practice M. C’ongff SO. Of race* iHang> IV. Milk rail 31. Borneo I YAV | IE t art of aa aborigine* 40. Chum inch T~ • 7 T~ 1“ s 4 P 1 to il“ 1 | * ■i .4 1 I* •/ Assignment Washington ■y Ed Keterbt taUve Clarence Cennon (D „ Mo » budget iaa't balanced u nlrn It include* ah item for reducing tho W ASIUNOTON — Tha otl^r chairman of tha lloui# Appropria *h «u i a '.ion* Committee, had to aay about Federal debt by at le n t S3 bil­ tho IRBo Ih* *™* aaven year old th* naxionmt aleM lion ■ year. clown at awe houte liked blandly _ . . But Ih# bill nevrr panel " I for ■ dollar to buy a gun thatoon cannnn» runner* * » ,!-» rra lirr," laid the lawmaker, "that ihuolarubber bandi, tu at a ing to ahoot holrt in it, but aren’t pulling thil io the tiudgrt ad n ljm ^ giving Ihe government the idiot having murh lucctat. There wai no icnte in bujnig Th* lawmaker had before him treatment, but It i> my tiun | i a gun that ihoota ruhbrr hand* g tla tu r etampit of what the qpinion if we do not Mart to re­ . time, .............a . u Thim . - national debt will be rotting tu duce thil debt, we deicrvr th# *ix at a and • I ,told »o. But he taw a lot of aen«e m Inlerctt in the year* to roirfh. idiot treatment." in 11. Kept yowling "Why can’t H r tailed it fantatlie What he meant, I gather. It I have a dollar. . Jutl tell me. Hr •aid If we nude regular, mat urilrii we atari reducing tha why ra n t 1 have a dollar payment! o f M .l4g.4u3.1V) no] debt, we're all dopey. So finally I told him why hr every year, it would take 144 Ju*t thinking about that debt ran t have ■ dollar. "You're in yean lo pay off the debt, a* it hat made me feel that way. Won­ debt.” I »aid, "Already you owe atarul* now der if Junior would Irl me play mor.- than It «*i — every man, H r figured in a contrrvative in- with that gun that ahooti »ix rub­ woman and child in ihi* lountry tereit rale of three percent At ber band*, owe! that murh — and the way that rate, calculated Ihe law­ thing* are going it’ll he a tot maker. hy Ihe time the debt more ne*t year " would be paid nil — in Ihe year "Who do I owe munry to?” he 2101 A. D — the total amount •alii paid in would " T o t’ncle Sam " c m to ' W’ho'a I ’nele Sam*" Spelled out. that'* one trillion.' WASHINGTON ( I T I t — Demo1 lle 'l a symbol, lie’s an old two hundred five billion, seventy- cratic demand* for eatier governman who represent! the people eight million, seven hundred nine merit money policies mounted in of the t'nllei* Stale*" thousand, it* hundrrd eighly-ilx Congrett today In the wake of a Frderal Rr»erve Board move to " I ’m a people, ain't P Then I dollar* and forty cent! owe the money tn my tell So I m Th* hoy* In Ih* appmpiUtjon* tighten up on credit, even . .to ran I have the dol office double chacked this figure, rroleita were touched off w||n lar?" with the Treaiury Department. Ihe board boosted intcrrM rates I gave him ihr dollar and wrni and it Jilted to ihe penny. to four member hank* from 2'* up to the Hill where the folks Another appropriation* man., tn 3 per r<-nl in an effort tn curb have a deeper undemanding of Representative John J , Hhodrt inflation Higher rate* reduce tha hlglirr economic*. (R .. A m i, taid he keep* Intro-1supply of money available for There I learned what Rrprrien-i during a bill that provide* our 1loan*. ito V ,' is 1 it a IT % Tk# Uatean* m ,, <|a», lm«4i«j* •f ,-h*. >i ii ■ % 4 if Thi » /v >1 % 11*0 gix'il inti-raru r ami good buiinet* to sec ((ton an a>tual on llie-juli ilemuntlratiun jutl Jmw ■ ’Jee-p' trim l« can Jiclp vuu mute work dune every day in ilia year on m w juba. The*e vehicle* are lugged, powerful and vertaiile! D irt has* llie entrt traction of Ewheal drive tn take you and a full paiload over the lougltrtl teriain. in gncwl weather or lewd. On the highway, lliet thift ratify into contentinnal 2 wheel drive fur liatal al top legal tpeedt. And. wilh powei take o f, they operate ■ wide veriet! nf qw, iti equipment. There'* a 'Jeep' eehicle ready lo fill your specific need*. (,e( *■ actual demonalratiun and [iruv* In ynuitelf that a ‘Jeep* eehicle will do inur job* beat. ia u !1 Democrats Oppose he II.W.07I.TP9.- Money Tightening Ik* ha* (trail* GaetrW i‘ (C US . put* a ; r pi, ii.p iwt ,n * ahreikiie *»*lv St l-ef. •1 v ± 19 ir I the icenei, between office and. Purina Feed r"<( Hunt * TUxfda Rdllor. Th# Herald: I would lik* U» lake this oppor phoD* rsll1. the Agent * »e<reta Feed Slorr. . , i ri*«. M in llallie kirk and Mr* Many local buiincste* went out many lo ts p rti. is tWl way. my D(fj; MipWi pu, lon| hour. of their way to help gather ma­ sincere appreciation lo Pit many pjlnt|0S ir,d cleaning up itrm i terial! to be used In Ihe rxhtbit. prop!* who hrlp*d, mitrrlalljr or for th* exhibit as writ a* making Among them were Senkarik Gist* physically, plart our Seminole many phon* call* in behalf of ih* and Paint Co.. Sanford I A ‘ r Central County Exhibit in the Central eahibil. *hoP' o n 'Cf *n,) Florid. Fair la.t week The frvnt and vegetable* *ere and IIU1 Lumber ard b'ur r ly „ , , gathered by Hamid Kattner and Yard. Few people — except tba*e hjj j#fm m jn l£ rr, Clyde Hum Seminole County Road DepartClntely connected with such an p{iry ln<1 wfre furnithed by Har- <n«ntpcrtonnrlhelped haul rock affair — reaiiie the effort and Did Kattner Company. Sanfurd *r-d niaicrial* used in the exhibit, material! needed lu put logether Fruit Company, Patrick fruit C o . The flume Demonstration Clubs an s i.r.rt,v . exhibit wmch repr* “ range Frail C o . Cha.e and M»*‘ Myrtle Wilton’, lead< ompany, A Duda A Son. State erihip held the retpontibiliiy of aenta our county, in (act, were it p ^ Company. Sanford Pro manning Ihe exhibit throughout not for he effort, and hard work ^ 1Bd ch.riie Grin the week Some of ihe man, who of a selected few and the roopef|Mj delivered lo the exhibit, atayed at ihe exhibit i n .l:# i! : ration of, many. Seminole County ^ Celtr> wblrt wa. given away M r. J II Tlndel. Mrt. J E. would roi be rrpreiented at .he ^ Seminole County Day was fur Andrew*, Mr» Paul M am . Mr*, entral H orns hair. j,j,fd hv Chat* and Company and J- C. Sapp, Mrt Agnet Bryant, There are alwayt more propl* Anlrr|fi n Nationol Grower! Corp Mra W Gregg M u K P. Mulbehind the tcenet than the averp] j nja Uted for the hark laney, Mrt Elton Bennett, Mrt. age penon realue*. It it Iheie ^ rop jn () p tt10 in ihe exhibit were B R <!ray, ?lrt Grurge Olto, people who make a tu tr.iitfu l (urmlhrii byGrapeuHc Nuraery. Mr. and Mrt R. F Huehlk Mr*, exhibit, jet never enter Into the -p ,, )ovc|y ot ) f ||ow f h r ) . Sarah Kai* Myers. M r. Ruth I alight Fearful of leaving tome- , in ,h*mumt uted In Ihe acale Guwen. Mrs. O. P. Wade. Mrt. on* out, t would like to Hit lhot* W, ft funUlhed by Paiierion'i S. K. Norwood wiio have contributed in Pie ex- y|owrr farm Sanford. Th* framM iu Norrine Norwood, Mrt Pa. hlhit and take my hat off In in< pj^i^m dron around (he vid Kauver. M r. Jlarold FaJhr, than** to them. 'm um s' wai lurnnhed by Vau- Mra. Vincent Materki. Mr*. KluaThe real "work hoi tea" — Ihote ghn, Inc- of Pern Park. , heth I,o*in. Mr* Charles Hurhonp. who iiutk through the thick of The floral arranxrmrnia were Mi* Ralph Hammond. Mrt Hutu putting the rxhihtt together— 31c. made hy memhera of the llcrm er- Daniel. Mrt t.ynn Motifr, .Mr*, and M n . Erie Vlhlen. Grapevine oca lilt Circle of ire Sanford lia r -1 K. L. Fulford. Mrs. T W. P iw a ii, Nuraery, head the Hat, They and den Club: namely, Mra C. II. Mrt. Ruby Sjnblom. Mrt M O. Kenneth Rohhint worked long. Mott. Mrt R L. McKnight, Mr*. Willis. Mr and Mrt. W. W I.inr, hard houri bringing trurkloadt uf o V. Bouiwrlt, Mrt. Billie Kim- and M.t Mae Hardin of C'huiuota. their planti and placing them pru- mont and Mrt J W. Willis. My appreciation alto to any perly in the Mhlbit. Then they Agricultureand agri-business otheri who participated and I may helped late into Sunday night with turntable Kami were furnithed hy hate failed to mention Wt hate prrhapt failed to A t the millon other thing* needed to many companlei and Individual*: be done. honey, Phil Paikard; model our own perionnet and the T .t . 4 If Club memhera were a big Guernsey row, Harold Ward, dith teniion Service staff in Galnethelp on Saturday and Sunday, garden, Vaughn. Inr.; model trac- vllle credit for picture* and olhtr namely Robbie Barbour. William lor. Sherwood Trartor Co.; ircdt, item* furnithed and made for the l.effler III, Tommy Beit, Bobby Kilgore Seed Co . fertillrer and in- exhibit. Not mentioned either I* Hett and Owen Cammatk. Mr. E. tectlrlde, Chare and Company, the pirk up truck which the Board W. Dlnkina and Mr. Denver John. Wheeler Fertiluer » o , and Fns- of County Committionert furnithton. Jr., employeri of the .City K»t* Coop: eltrut concentrate dit- rd for the Agent to ute during thlt of Sanford, gave a big hand on play Fotgate, Jelly dnplay, Winn week of preparation At taid before, putting together the painting of th* exhibit. I.aat Dixie. Mitcellaneout itemi: colored a County Exhibit it a back-hrea' • minute touchri on Sunday after­ noon were given by Mr. and Mra. iiwduat for floor covering, Strirk- Ing Job. Whrn you tee an> ®of Dick Mapet Mra. Cecil Tucker land Morrlton; coquina rock. Mr* their U M people on the itrrrt, ipent Sunday afternoon hauling Juanlia Tuckar of Chritlmai and lake time to thank them for their ffoweri and collecting together wrought iron furniture, Mr. and part They have gone out of their last minute ttema for the exhibit, Mra. l« u li Berry of the Berry way to put Seminole County and it! product* before the public. Marcel Faille and hit co worker. Warehouie Furniture Company. Sincerely youri, Jean Guay, worked fate into Suit­ Celery bags for Seminole County day night preparing the aigni and Day were furnithed by Kilgore (Signed) Cecil A. Tucker, II Seminole County placard! for the exhibit to give Seed, Senkarik C lan and Paint Agricultural Agent It that Drofeitional touch Behind Co , II. D. Thompton and Son of Let us prove what a 'Jeep' vehicle can do for YOU! DAILY CROSSWORD ACTIO** 1.Ilriatl* I. Chart« 9. Egyptian town 10 HheepUk* II. On the left ■ute inxut.) 11. Unit of capacity 14. Beat! (dial ) II. River bottom 14. Water g»d l tlabyl i IT. Riddle* 20.1xnd mtkiurcg It. Sprlnf hack 11. Stgaciou* 11 . rroclalm loudly J3,-------of Die Apoatlao 31 Required 11. Reciprocal of tha ohm IE Dfirae of aourrvta* 34. Lotrtan rtrtr 13. Copy IE Shinto tempi* IT. Melt, u a i i -.V- >5^- ? ? § £ * * ..«) V family of 4 -W h H l-O rlvi vehicles eft" 14 % do - iU V I . . . aacV i largeit n k i i g n See tone neareat 'Jeep* dealer t AL 4i % 41 m CORDELLS REPAIR SHOP -V-i W< 4f A U e e tlrh o teUsiu 101 Ith S lr n t But iMitford, FM* a �Mon.. Mar. 3. — TVare 5 Busy Week Miss A n Carrol n Flood W eds M ayfair Irm Scene O f Easter Lily Ball For Girls In Saturday Chapel Service Mahoney, Oviedo, T»ale|<‘ Harper, J r.. Kay Shoemaker.1 Mr*. Richard S'eUon Senator The first annual E a r.tr I.ily rrn II Ball given Friday evening in the Hu»aong. Winter Dark. Robert | Mr* Re** Motty, Orlando, R E. Dougla* Stenstrnm and Mr*. John ballroom of the May fair Inn Hotel Cushing. M r«. R W. Wright, E Erirkion. Mra. Chm ty Walsh, Green, wat highly *uccea,ful wiih over 3(0 attending the gala social event which mark! the opening of the Eaiter Seal drive. To call attention i.t the drive Kenneth McIntosh. local aMornry, and society president, prevented a wheelbarrow titled with Fatter Seat envelopes, to Harold A Ap* pteby, assistant poit matter. The,* addressed envclopet toon vrill h- mailed in this county. Tne impoiing ballrootn of the Mayfair Inn Hotel was deeurated with baskets of stately flatter lilir* and greenery for the event A hash Easter Seal potter wat plavtd over ihe orchestra stand and Pete Bukur'a nine piece or chevtra. with Ruth Hamilton, toe alitt. furnished the music The highlight of the evcni . was a floor show which presented Dorot ij Je Mughton, h p s n i i h danver who twirled with castanets in a frslive re<l and while coslumi \ waltr exhibition by Mr. and Mrs. (ieorse J . flaumbaeti recrlted loud applause and they returned for an encore Miss Mar­ tha Tiller, Orlando teletision per­ former, played her **>iH-* e«-,l aceordian Seated at the ! : . - j la,, were Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh vsith Sen­ ator and Mrs Dougin* Stenstrnm * ■. JH and State board member* who at­ tended the Hall Mrs McIntosh wore a lovely royal blue chiffon president of the t'ripp! d Children's Society dresi which wa* accented by a P IC TU R E D A T T ilK E A S T E R I.II.Y K A L I. center pale blue satin bow. ,u t Senator and Mrs. D our !** Steiuitroni, nf Seminole County. The Seminole County medical .Mr.*. Kenneth McIntosh and Mr. McIntosh, advisory committee was represent-, aniry. Dr or. . rd by Dr, Gordon Stanley, 1 Vann Parkrr and Dr. Careen Mrs. Stanley w i* ot rt in a cocktail length dress of > yel low falsity silk with M ONDAY I circle meriing* tl o clock, rot earrings, Mrs. Parker i The offirlal board of first 'fe d duh lur.ch One o’clock pro tractive red and black roinbins The vsttes- of A’AH 7 chose the Methodist Church will meet In gram lion and Mrs. I.argen wore a Cherry Plara in Orlando tshen McKinley Hall at 7:39 purple and green floral print silk The Buy Scouts of the First ' they met recently for thrir month sheath. Presbyterian Chufch will meet at Mrs. Paul W. llurmaiter nf >>' ^nrheon with Mrs. King Hod‘ * as‘ 7 p m. Longwond and chairman of the ges and Mrs Monty Ltlltboe The Session of the First Pres Ball was seen in a black lace hostesses. The l'-thapcd table wa* bright hylerian Church will meet st 7.30 sheath over aquamarine lalfela. Mrs Robert Bradford, Altamonte with Easter decoration* featuring p m. March !>th through the 13th Ihr Springs snd co-chairman, chose a Mr. and Mr* Runny with basket s'uh Scout I'aik .HA of Sanford rose lace sheath for the evening and nest* of errpe paper "fun" First Baptist Church will hate balls which were a courtesy of Week of Prater. Monday at 19 is held their annjal Blur and Gold From Oviedo werr Mrs. William H Martin wearing a bouffant Swrcney » store. I.ittle individual *---------------------------------------- -------------------- banquet recently at the First marked the place of each r ’ . - i c i ; W n n in n Drc*h>u-nan Church champagne colored taffeta with (rabbit* „„t k *11110111 >1 O n i C l l The Invocation w*s given by lace bodire and Mrs. John W, Uie itrv A, G Mi loin* and a prize* Door prizes were awarded to H o l d M e e t i n g Evans in pink chiffon wiih while fried rhlrkrn dinner wa* enjoyed Ingersoll, a guest from Mr». S II Ingersoll. bodice. The All Soul* I'athollr Women* by ihe cubs, their families, and Mr*. Harold Appleby, past pres­ New Port, ft I snd Mr* Ken Club mel at Ihr Civic Center with guests including Rev and Mrs Others attending approximately ident of the Crippled Childrens nrlh Howell sixty meinberi Mclnnii. Philip Simpson and Hen­ Society, who was recognised dur were Mr* Harold Fang. Mrs. 0 . picsrnt and thtee new member* ry Carter. Itirhl. Mrs Harry Hiyant. Mr* mg the evening for her outstand were accepted into the club, Mr* Song* vsrrr ted hy I. K Forgu Inc work, wore a pink chiffon Robert Donaldson. Mr* Fells Ja Pat lit in/. Mrs Josejtlunr .Stank , son and Ihe Rev Milnnl* tpokr Mr*. Arrne Jennings, iewirz. and Mr* "Itramr ,. gown draped from bark to the blontki, ri>'’ * on the "Relation of thr Sponsor to side where a cluster nf flowers Mrs. Dean McPherson. Mrs Dick Three more nam.v or pockets "iasek.- the slit for the eve Mergl, Alls Howard Weigle and w rrr mnnrd (I hsrlr. Moore ? M* . «“ « » « long ws. Style She. . . . . her sister, Mr* Moore j j . 4pron Sarah W Easterly _ . 1 . .list . Mrs. Brack I - Perkins Jr., sun of Sliar nwviHi D#nnnarir* \lf s |**1 , . . <■ >1 Fk llif f I k%jti1 'Irt chatting with a parly of friend* oi MurpwMiii. »rn n , >ir» j j t k made an apron which i* no* i all* « lligginladham a* narrator w oir a red nvlon tulle dress with Younghlade. Mrs Andy Pouller. ,.j m,- "birthday apron' and thr I tot,* at pins were presented to milled skirt. Mrs. Thomas McDon­ Mrs. Hob ftola. Mrs. Ed Gold, object is to raise money for the Hill Higginbotham, C u ig Or scno. Mr* Isenrgr Arkles. Mr* S S r iuy > 11 .,.* n works is qiinr novel ald, in a lilac silk .'heath with hark tim er MiKihlnn Hubert Repp flowing panels, and Mr. McDonald Evans. J r Mrs John t.auhaek and intrm tjng a< ihr sprnn is and llilly Dodson lien Midtur pins werr in a party composed of Mr. and Airs Krnril fnlz covered with potkcls and as a were presented to Mrs, George and Mrs. David (iatehcl, Air. and mem her has a birthday she put* Mosii-r and Mr* Cliff McKlbbin Mrs George Andrew Speer, Mr. I In a penny for rarh birthday and and Mrs, Mason Wharton, Mr. and »ew* the pocket up At Ihr end Air* M. L Batons and Mr. and of the season Sarah will enunt the hk Mrs. Hob Wright amount of money rontainrd In T h r Ethel Hunt Circle nf the Mrs. Gordon Frederick chose a those pockets Congregational Christian Church Mark lace sheath draped in hack Mr* A'era Mather* chairman Miss Daphne Connelly, daugh held their tegular meeting at Ihr with a red bow; Mrs. F Wade Tyc, of (he forthcoming M Patricks a Hall length gown of im drtcrnl ter nf Mr. and Mrs E. Hawkins Card Parly, *pon*.nd by the Ca homc of Mrs. Ed Wood*. Lake green and Airs Walter I,. Carter, Connrltt. is improving at her thulie Womens Club pasted out Jenny with twelve members and who did much of the "back of home on Palmetto Avenue from a Shamrocks In be worn by tieki-t one guest prevent Mrs Oscar Zlttrowcr prrsi.Ud ihr scene activity'* wore a pink recent illness. sellers for Ihr paity. If you are over thr meeting and Mrs Gut chiffon walti length gown with anyone wearing this green Sham­ A||*s Cldford Shlnhnlsrr will lace hodire. rock you will know ihst lirkrts. Nrlmiah gave an Inspiring drvo During ihe evening many beau ipentl the week end in Miami with for the taril paity. an available j Dunal. Atr* Mhtnah reminded the group tiful door prties, donated by San friend*. from them. This parly ha* always bird. Winter Park and Orlando been a success and there D great of Ihe May Day fellowship In be Mr. and Mr* Edgar W Burch held at the Church this year. Atr merchants, were awarded. Among enthusiasm about the one for those receiving a gift wrere It. S. ard of El Paso. Teva, are visit­ I0A9, Eastrr will soon hr here ltpmui.il chairman nf Ihr child Miller. John Evans of Oviedo, ing Mr, and .Mr* Jrlin J Thoma* and talk of raster rgg hunt* are rrn * Easter Egg party, annull nr Mr* l.lile Reesr of Orlando, I* at their home, Hachita fasdgr, at beginning Atr* Terry Faye l< rd hrr (onuilllDcs for thr party Golden l.akr. chairman of the rgg hurt *f*>n ami (hey will tie headed hy Mr* sorrd hy the Catholir Women's Gertrude Wood* and Mr* Anna Friend, of George A Maffe! will Club and the will he asuited by Herhst. Ibe parly will he an he glad to Darn that he is able r v r r l of Sylvia litihn «* and km* nuiin ntj Ann Will nut. Sltunliy, . , ..thr 91h hr* to he oot again after undergoing The Diocesan Convrr.Hon which >h* hn',r* ,h ,r r ,0 ,<M'r an operation recently at the Flor­ it in he held at Clearwater at the ( hurrh TO M TE A T U F A id:* Sanitarium ip Orlando, Tb«- Womens Day Gift will he April the W h through Zlrd will A T RAt O N LY havr Ihe pretence of president given at ihe next m in in g with Helen ( onstantine ami the v ltr Mr* Scnr.tah in ebargr of the The leggy look that came with president, Ann Wilt. They will program During the hutinrt* inerting It short skirls hat led tn a new con reprrssnt thr All Souls Catholic vsa* annuunred that the group cept in hosiery — checked, tweed, Womens (Tub of Sanfonl On Alarrh HHli a numlwr of would give s purse of tliei as ,m twill and lace stockings They arr made to Hatter legs giving them club members are planning to f.avitr gift in the ( hurrh trusters ' " ’rd ih., m the texture and form, ssys designer i atlrnd Ihe Orlando ( enlral Dean- l'*11* " . Thr checked type cry which is !o be held *l M iulure the Circle w-Hlld meet me, onct Helen .Sisson it for casual year, ihr shadow Charles in Orlando This is thr a month. The hostei* Mrs B*-a Allord, Iwill it in dicp IBnri fur dressy day when the layette, which the served refrrihinrnl* n( s a n d occasions and lighlrned brown* duh made, will lie mitred in ai w irhri, coffee. •ookie* an-l tmn for l-iwn Tw rrd rnmes in sail- contest with I a other affiliations Mrs Ann AAitt wa* chairman eif ‘ *lll,y rggl during thr so­ and pepper and iridoernt blonde cial hour. rolor* ITi* lsre storking* are thr layette and it was displayed tlrtignrd of sirrtrh pylon for for the other member* tn see. With all Ihe "o h ’i xnd ah'* ' It evening HriRlil _ should t,ke first plate. The theme Aluminum pant that hx*e lw I* yelfow and white— from the white diaper* tn the yellow and tome dark inside are safr to use white bottles. The darkneit it caused when Martha t Vineyard, M at), was thr pan comrt into rontart witn ducovrred in 1601 by Rartholo alkaline material such as baking mew Gntnold, an Englishman who soda, hard water or eertain vege­ railed It a vineyard heraute it tables, says Florrne* Ehreruranr, was overrun by wild grapevine* L’niverslty of Minnesota home and Martha after hit oldest 1economist To hrightrn up pans, heal a daughter. j weak acid solution, such at water mixed with a little vinegar nr of eream of tartar Do not let the solution stand in the pan for H i- n with AM and KM more than half an hour. Another R A D IO way to shine Ihe pant is to rook Regular Price L03.1A grape Jelly In 1 'rm . The jelly R E S E R V E D SEATS A V A IE A III.E An* K rn M in a hlr will he safe for use afterwards. 5SS Easter Motif Church Calendar For Luncheon Scout Pack 345 Gives Banquet In Sanford 25 Circle H Years A go Meet New IaCK aaft-w A SA N F O R D C IV IC Tip This weak marks the beginning nf Girl Scout Week and the cm phasi* this year in Seminole County is upon ntirenship. In order to carry out this thenve so thst all troops could Participate. a program was adopted tn obtain permission from federal, stale, county, and city offices to permit one Girt Scout from each troop to fill an office. Following is the ronipleted list of girl* to supplement that one reported earlier last week Atondav: Director of the to o — Betty Hobby, troop *70 Lake Mon roe Sanford Mayor — Sue Orison. Troop ?W Tas collector— Joyce Waltr. Troop 312 Juvenile Court Judge— Nikki Motgan, Troop 211 Direetor of Finance— Stepha­ nie W’estgate, troop 231 County Agent— Mary F Johnion. Troop 197. Tuesday; Ifa* tnrrn announced In former vsritcup Wednesday Tax A* r n o r -M a r­ ilyn t'jrtm . Troop .170 Oviedo Vupt of Schools— Suzanne Parlir, inte -iciliair Im Q Oviedo t'rty Hide. Inspector Isonna l)*vn Troop 311 llralth Clime ntfleer— Janet Oliver, Troop 1W I’ouce Chief — lunda Perkins, Troop •jr.S Fite Chief — A'lckr Wilson, Tzuo,, -JM Sisunly ItM Inspector— Ih-idur Rowland. Troop 1 t Thursday: Cits- Attorney — tlawn Tioop st I oiimy Holmes, Clerk— Pauta Brooks. Troup 7ft < ounty Judge— Harriet Gunter 1 rv*)i> 0|j,v Friday: Director of Park, and Recreatlnn— Janet J-rwtv. Troop 31* 'largo Dunn, from S;nior Troop 131, will occupy the position «d sheriff on AA’ednesdav, March tt. Each day during Girl Scout Wi«k a different poster highlight in: (hr ,perial Iheme fur that day will be placed In variou, Sanford busine)* establlshmenti These •even posters have W t i made bv Ihr girl* in [lrowmr Troop* 133 and Ig i and Intermediate Troops 3»W, ;A1 211. 2JJ. and TIM Ttie cooperation from all thr civic trader* who hive worked with the Girl Seuut chairmen on this n il ten ship project has been most whole-hearted and riilhusi aslic It It with such *upp,irt thst Ihe Girl Scout program ran ron tinne tn grow in Seminole County. Dinner Party Mr and Mrs Gustav ton Nr I mn celebraled thrtr KWh Annivertarr Friday and g;ir*(s of hnnur at a surprise din ner party at thr home nf Captain and Mi* F C. Turning who lise on frfike Mary , Those present to extend con gtalillations to thr Nelson* w rrr tap! aIn and Mr* Turner, Mr and Mrs Bert Gustav ton, and daughter tlnnna, of W Hartford Conn . Mr and Mr* A’emer Net son and children, Bruce and I in da. 'I r and Mr*. Joe Rutsl ami Arrnrr Nelson J r . and Miss (,craldine Wllkm-on Thr guests of honor came here five year* ago from W Hart ford where Mr Nelson wat a contractor They have three « lilt,I rrn. ten grand children and iwu great grandchildren. Newcomers Air. and Mrs J. It fly cut from Daytona Hear It Mr D jru t is C D A. for J a rk I Green. Mr and Mr* A Red from Wdlitlnn. Fla Mr Bed it rm ployed hy Odham A Tudor Mr and Mrs I, IE Beard N a t), from Atohilr, Als Mr and Mrs AI hrimky Navy from J'attrr.son, N. J. Mr ard Mrs J. Kwavnry. Navy, from Italphlon. Da Mr and .Mrs E G. Kincaid, Navy, from Allenport, Da. Sir. and Air* M Seehrest, S g ,) from Charlotte, N (' Mr. and Mrs C R Rankin, with Allied Chemical, from Berk lev, W. Va Air and Airs J tj Fuller, eeption wa« held in theOfficer's Club where arhmapazne Inn eheon was serveil tn the wedding guests Music was furnished by Dave Shannon nrehestra and the rluh rnnm ws* decorated with Hubble palms and an all-white floral er of Pittsburgh. Tenn . Mr. and Mr* Herbert Sehiffgen* nf S t Pe'ersburc. Mr and Mrs Hernias SrhUfger* of Orlando, Mrs Sara Wry. gpe bride % grandmother fmni Virfnlk, A'* , vtrs. David Chapel. The Rev. Nilul T r a n of Mumi, Mr- Agnes Wey, decor. bride's crest grandmother also officiated. Out of town guests Included the from Miami, vnd others who wera Th r groom I* the son of Mrs. croom’s sister, Mrs Edward Gr-g- members nf the weddinf party. John J . Sehiffgen*. snd the Ista Atr. Sehiffgers, of New Kmsmgton, j l s^ M wPenn. The Chapel altar was decorated with vases of white glsdi and mum* interspersed with greenery. Nuptial music was furnished by Mr* Charles Oshurn. organist, and Mr* Bruce Savon who sang, "A »e Maria", "Pam* \n*e icus" and ' O. laird. I Am Not Worthy." Tne hridr, given i.-t marriage by her father, wat lovely in a gown of silk organza wdh appliques of re-embroidered lace trim, Tho gown, fra luring a scooped neck­ line am) brief sleeves, wst prio­ ress style wiih a solumimou* skirt ending in a full Chapel irain. Her finger lip tell of French silk Illusion was attached lit a rap nf silk with a lui.h rahhsgr rose as a back interest She cirrie.l a white praver hook topped with a wmtr orchid and streamer* of atephan-sii* Miss Marion trim , maid of honor, was gowned in all aqua princes* style silk organza fash­ ioned slmitiar to Ihr brute's dress. She wore a matching head dress ,lni* * ra*radr nf yellow catnations and ivy. Bridesmaid* were Mrs Eleanors Da* I*, aunt (if the bride from Nor* folk Aa , and Miss Patricia Smith, cousin of ihe bride from Trenton, N. J. Flower girl was Catherine Cunning. They were gowned in silk otganza fashions and alsp carried raicade bouquet* of yellow flower* Neil Schllfgcnt. brother of Ihe », groom from New Kensington, p enn . served a* best man I'sltel* w-rre f.t, (jg ) Joseph J . Hart null amt I.t (jg l William Shrr MRS. JOH N JOSEl'kl S lIIII KliKNS wood The bride * mol her ehose for her daughter s wedding a rham pagin' sheath of silk with Chantilly tare insert* with which she wore green orchids. Ih r groom's mo Ain. Carl Malrman ard Mr. liter was tlresseti in Nat> blue and Mrs Aha Brnnetl <d Datter NOW SH O W ING and vslute with a white orchid ton. N J. are guest* of Mr. and Ol’EN 12: 1.5 pinned at her shoulder. Mrs Manual .taird>*on Mr and Mra A. II Colhni For tier wedding Hip Mr* Schilf gen* wore a liiur and giren print have st their house guest*. Mr sull dress with white accessories and Mr*. AI Fierce of Newark, N. J and a white orchid corsage. Mr- II D. Billingsley of Itcd Krceplion At I lab Following the crirmnny a re dick. H a , i i visiting her daugh­ ter Mrs Claude Tyre and Mr. lvr. Mis* t.lnda Afanlry. daughter of Air* sfe-lla Ray, still leave this week for Kincaid. W, Va Mr* Kenneth .Sambo est,ruled Ervin K Judy is exprrlnl to a tonal rourtrsy to Atr* Noel returned home Hu* week from Cay ter Friday tuurning when 'lutreatment at the Seminole Memo erder iallied with a t idler m her rial Hospital tumor. .Mr* Gay let ha* turn visit mg here from ttashlngtou, D C and was arquainlrd with thr bus less several years ago while their husband* were station'd in Mr ami Airs Robert R Harvey Atlantir City. N J announce Ihr birth of a daughter. Mrs Saruton used a while rm Angela Reed, burn February Will hrnldrrn! doth on the roller ta Ain Harvey I* the former Mu* hie and centered it with a lovely Barbara Itrnwn Grandparent* of arrangement of ptnk and white Angrla are Mr ami Air* Gilev snapdragons Sliver landrlahra Chapman and M r and Mr*. K I held while taper* on rilher *idr lla rv r). Mr* Ernest Horrrll and Mrs I, It Bauer lurstdrd at the table .Mr and Mr* Gerald Cnvinglon Zither guest* weir Mr- Datluk are parent* of an N Ih thG n; son. Cutlrn. Mrs Kenneth Sunmoii*. i harlet Btyon, l-orn February Mrs Edmund Chevalier. Mr* N. 76th Dr,nul grandparents are Mr \G limit. Mrs. Floyd Harris, vies and Mrs, I A. Counjgton and Air E, D. Yales. Mra. S (River, Mia. and Air*. V. J . Jonra. Kenneth Rowell. Mrs David King, Mr* C. N. James Mr*. 'l -fill v u A pprnt ini airly 7.A per rent of John Dooley, Mrs A K Savage, all Americans living in urban KenIure: 1:21 Mrs O H Dhillipt. and Mr* arras are now covered by health 5:21 • 7:21 • lames damage , insurant', compared with .’*4 per rent of :ho*e living tn rural arras. M ,,‘ r *rn ' 1 r l'*v1 daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. R John Flood became the bride of U .ijfy Joseph John Sehiffgen. in s len o rlock rfffm w ,, S„ u rrfl;, „ ,„e \ . v , - m (p z A A n n a h u Courtesy Given BIRTHS '1 Err -And Noodle Egg and noodle caiirrole i* a flavnrful la-nten dish ( ,uilv G package medium noodle* aciord mg to package directions Bra n and put Into 4 Individual ,a*vr roles. Arrange quaitercd hard rooked eggs, using 6 in all. on i>,p uf noodles. Dour I ilu u m r i ran spaghetti taure wiih ninth rsaim* over egg and no.. Hi • an t bake III 37S degree oven I . to 70 minutes nr until lightly hr owned The Fir at 11api I it Church of 'rnvidrnee, R. I , houses the old Mr and Mrs K. T . Grant. Navy |est Baptist congregation in the from (oturado, nation It was established in D»A4 All of these newcomers In San | hy Roger Williams anil other *ar ford live on Flamingo Drive •I* settler* Navy, from Rocky Ml , N C FA2-0375 Alli’in tie N nl. II.ink Hldfr- CENTER PRESENTS the frosting Florida Symphony Orchestra FRANK MILLER, CONDUCTOR IN A POP’S C O N C ER T 2.25 10th Music SAVE BY THE EARN FROM 10TH T HE 1ST Formerly John II. WlHIain* In.lrrsnee Aganry PROGRAM AT T O U C H T O .V S — R O U .M II.I.A TS CIVIC C E N T E R AD U LTS 1.25 S TU D E N TS MARCH \ nice Bob Crumley Agency on ihe ealve 8:15 P. M. CASH PRICE Will ll« Accepted — L O N N I E 'S RECORD RACK 9tS E. ]wt nf Sanford TODAY'S P IC T U R E S ARK TO M O R R O W S TRKASVRKS — IVieboldt’a SjjfflF“ l i t fl. I'A R K A VP. Beeeive a full monlh’a liberal dividend* — bv saving before Ihe 10th. ReprMentlng: American Fir* A C u u tlly Com pan/ �Legal Notice ...... ...................... I tk* I* lk * i n i t l f i M t l FLO R ID A *» Ik* t e i l t U R . « i l k ik* results J A M I ' A I ' A M * I f * I I M , , of lu c k *l* ril*R 1* k i i n k e r fell U n k n s k e tens*#. 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Jjff*.V 'i^a^'rkV l/r-M **f 3 Quotable Quotes t ’A t t H P rat* la iaraR lA m tl MELBOURNE, E vaa ffliit B illy A u 1 1 r ■ 1 i 4— G rih im , r fp o r t- l n t ha h i d r r r * l v » d a l » ( t * r from a fr ir nd In Ban K rtn rliro taklnf w h y A u i t r a l l a h a d t u m t d do wn Utt S i n F n n e i i t o Z a a ' a f f q t i r i l f o r two k oala h c a n : " I ra pll td that A u i t r a l l p would »*nd i h i m If A m c r l t i | 4 * « b i t k the D t r l i Cup.'* European mavfe laduitry Ia ■ filmed T V interview ( C M " Im ill World"}: "1 worked long enough in Italy md France lo know that half of the people I work with, If hot more, ere Cemmutliti, ind we think nothing ef It. Here !• Europe, we don't hire the prob­ lem of Commuaiiti *i you hire It In A m e rln , betAuie here It lin't 1 Prime." W A S H IN G TO N — F o r m e r Re p u b llc i n N s t i o n e l C h a i r m e n L e o ­ na rd W. H e l l , d e n y i n g that he plan* lo m i n a g a V ie * P r e u d e m H l t h t r d M . N l x o n ' e c i m p e l f n for Ih* G O P p r e i l d e n i i a l n o m l n i l l o n : " H i the flret 1 * v # r h ea r d of It. Il l i l l n e w i i n m e . " N E W Y O R K — A rtre ie In fn d R r r c m i i t . d i i r u n l n g the problem of ( n m m i m i i I n fll tr e ti on In the NOTM IS IS lvr.i* K V tr h fi # r > esf S R m l n i a l * n iV h X -• .a l e r t l y . mat r i - f l J * ( h « Ko sr S a l l l p n » * f » t » m i *#f IT H II^ IT a a r Deaths priste for the occasion. Charlie tenets and church policy nf Ih* Morrison will lead the congrcga- Lice MethodUt Church and the Lutheran Church. Missnun * ilional ringing. I nod. Immediately after the April The Sanford Garden Club will meeting the mmiitcrs v*(II have furnish floral demratmna for the lunrh together in one of the loIspcakrr’s platform. The speaker eri restaurants. ard oiher ministerial participant* will be announced. The Ministerial Association is endeavoring to compile a listing of individual* and homes that are available for ;he care and com­ LAS VEGAS. S>\ (LTIt-An panionship of perrons who are confined because of old age or autopsy disclosed Sunday night other infirmity. Those who de­ that 61 >ear-otd Lorraine Man. sire to be included on *ucb a lilt villr, aistrr of often married as­ fhould contact, a* soon a* poi- bestos heir Tom m y Manvlllc. died aible, either, the Rev. Herbert Sunday afternoon of a coronary Goer** at F a 2 I9>. « r the Rev. occlusion Miss Manvlllc, divorced last Ernest Boliek J r . ri F A S-742* This listing will be uacd by Ih* jear (rom television actor Charles minister* of churches In the coun­ Baxter. 23. was found dead in her ty In making referrals for tho*c suite at the Riviera Hotel Her who require this type of **tist- body clad in pajamas was lying on the floor beside her lied, anee. Her hrothir. Tommy, was noti. The nest regular meeting of tho Association will be Thursday, fled bv Ions distance telephone to April 2. At that time a program New York of her death Manvitle will b* presented in which two told authorities he did not plan to informative talks Will be given come here ami would have hrr concerning the basic doctrinal I bod removed to New York, Manville’s Sister Dead Of Coronary a f rmia*w r o m a i i M . f t * rt f l s * k A . M . I n d in t HOLLYW OOD I U P I 1- F u n e r a l s e r v ic e ! w i l l be held to day for M r*. L e w l a J . S elin ie k, 12, w i d o w of the f a m e d film p i o n e e r a n d m o t h e r a t pr o d u ce r D a v i d O . Seta nick. S h e di ed F r i d a y after a lo ng illneaa. 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I S A - I S F r u n isanr* W t r Sinn* 1114 i i t l l * # tf a a in pi n* l.a* 1'i.kn. k a a - l k f k i l l ka K*I4 In I k s 4*min*l* f'n u n lv C * u r l Mout- • s u m s 1 amri.saisi ar a rsaa. -Vagnaasa), M a r i k 11. l | i » *1 I M |*. It. a as tet-.v iksta afiar s* *«ssihT* Raminsia f ' n n a i ' F.naing F a m m lf ll a * Ita Itskarf S Mr.in n „ ,, . , . •'"“ " ' s Xs nlaa I ' l r s i Inr rukltan M a rr k t 0 I I . TS, S k*^ (Herald S ta ff Photo) IF YOU LIVE IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y ...Y O U NEED THE 04 1 ‘S d s . j f S - t f V ‘ . •> p i» ^ at the Hall, and Hugh .Martin, Orlando. The Il.i 11 wan termed "very aticccusfiil." (Did rtyvu S jm Jhi& ? \ ' tttrA a a " m * V ~ m s r i a m t l f f * *< 1 l a r A . r ***** a i m * an4 i M n n ar* R h aa m r tii ** s sf< for m farm a* i* n u lr i r*4 al h k r lat*. lai am t*'*r M a n ik* ... ... . a. n tin nr h tn * an* ih* ___ af **14 e s u f l m Pan slasls e n ii n t r , n * * l 4 t Mi* . fo r*. __ Aamlssl I t i k 4 * r *1 r . b i u s n . a . I*. 1 »»> frra lf' Un ite d P r t a * Internationa l in Boa ton a l n r t W o r ld W a r I . JjSfFb iTit* l i l t lln ilia r a u s i f rominNsIrtiiar s ll-tofa *h# r « u r t Ilnur* tt #iat*fw*r«• »*!• u « - i « t pliF# nf m**lln* nf t k # $$ A Heard in are.g.Im re m i H i h « prAWfaiasa af r p a p i a r l } » r W i i a Si#'u«#b l%»?. ff*r 1 F r g*tir png.* i*f fi*a r i r i r*e)P*l 1 > and " i m p ! a I M l fram ISa pstbllf!' r*aar4lra tha H adapt for lh » « A f ' I T A I . O I T U T M C S E H V K TVHU I e • Irwilnm <a» 1 a ^ p r I m | t l l a «* pndtnf ppaiPerPPF laip |t*» aad will tftPFPupnrt 1 »rt»aUv# V adapt l^ a paid H>i4a«t tn r ta# p p r i M aiaiad. Mi d Tprttpr lb a Hu ds at U «urr iged m f *.|T**• • i " » n a r y •laiair nt ah * In s m*}*r pp'tipip. pspp«dliMF*« fcalaarat, rat* m •• arid l a i m l l i a f p if a*.). iN*tp H 'id f*» $%nmn Ip f*jtl» n r n o E T i ’a p i t a i . o i t u t itra r.iiv r. r r m n H r u i N i f i . r . r u t ’M r Ff|. Community lerriree In whlrh m inllten of the Seminole County MinliterfAl Aitorlallon Join in uni­ fied effort* computed the m .Jor RiAttat* to «eme before the group at their Uet meetini. Chapel eerrlfe* In the euditariuni mi BemiAAle High Sthool for the etudenM will be held Mon­ day through IRertfay morning* .Scoreboard Prophet Legal Notice I O titfflrS Ministers Discuss Combined Services during Holy Week. Cap:. Mefcella Reynolde And the Rei*. A. C. Summer*. Gail Smith and II. M. Stow mil delner deYotlunal talk*, uung Hie thrme. "The L'racncy Which Sent Chriit to the C roit." A**embtle* will begin at f .U each morning. On Good Friday, there will he * community-wid* icrvice a *, the Fir*t PreibytcriAn Church bel«een noon and 3.00 p m. A*. thD errrlcC, of «ercn LJ minute peiSOUTHIN GTON , Conn. ( U F l i iod*. different m lnulcrt will bring Police Marched for thtoree who meditation* on the "Seven L*tl Hole a water teak, but couldn't B E A T T L C I O R O , V t . ( U P I ) — Word*'' ipoktn by Chrlu from figure out how they did it. They M id the tank w n taken R i w o d a k S m i t h , • . an a u t o m o t iv e th« Cron. Special marie will he icndeicd from the rear yard of the Wenoo pie*t*er credite d with b u i ld in g the fro m various Halting Co. It w n eight feet UK, f l r r t c w v w r t i b U c i r , di ed S a t u r ­ by muriclen* churehe*. The minuter* who will a yard in dum elir and weighed | da y. have a pert will be the Rev*. Wel­ 1,100 pounda. H A WORTH. N , J . ( U F I ) — D r don Parson*, William Fuller, F r i n k D . Rcw idm o ndo . 34. m e d i ­ Robert Spear, Gail Smith, David cal d i r e c t o r of M c G r a w - H i l l p ub 'Can>e{ x, Tom O'Steen, Frnetl D E F IA N C E . Ohio H ’PIi - Be l l c a l k m i , di ed S a t u rd a y of a heart Bolirk J r , and Donald Gravenfore e recent haaketbell game m a c k w h i l e pla yin g golf. meir, between Defiance and Cedamlle A I'nion Su.trise Service will he rolltgea here, the acereboard at ■ O R T O N ( U P I ) - J o h n J . S r a r - conduiied at Memorial Stadium in the Ayeravllle High School gym tia. 4 ) , M n i p r te le g r a p h e r f o r Sanford on Ka*ter Sunday. The •enl (tightly beraerk end regia C o i l e d P r a i a I n t e r n i l i o a e l . d i e d high school band and glee club lered: "Home fT, Viallor 44." S u n d a y n i g h t . S i a w l n , w h o u n d e r ­ will rrndrr -pec.nl music approDefiance wen the gemr. The went b r a i n aur g e r y tail w e e k , h ad icnre: Defiance 17, redamHe A*. served w it h United P re ss a m i Very G rind Larceny M I L W A U K E E , W l i . — Son. Hu b*rt H u m p h r e y ( D M i n n ), fo m m e n li n f i r l d l y on lh a a d m l n u t r i lion 1 l o r n i n p o l i t y e l a M i d w r i t D e m o rritlc ronference: “ ‘ M t i i m u m d e te r r e n t' h e i f i r en t u y la ' m i n i m u m de terre nt' Hue j»»r. He ch eipfr, you k n o w ." tr tjr M tr. I , 1 IM * « • >*'* j v ***'!£+< of \< The Sanford Herald (Seminole County’s Only Complete Daily Newspaper) *** s K M IA fli M < « l m ««A IA r. ( n w W llllf A A * ll f k *1 Rkklla «•*>•*■ T n k ham 11 m a r r a n r a r n Nk li -a .a kurahs - i f . In or. m .la n, * n t i k k s.iia a I af iaa Xsaina Kaa ulai fs na M a t j H t u l a r i M s s m k a i r a*k if *4 a -I'sa* |.armli for a m a n u i n i i u t i n * |>t*n| ns Ik* follskrin* 4a srri k l4 t.,.-,.a,T, F>.-ra NVV rr.i af VVV'4 nf 4VV \ o f *a«l. l | . | a « . « » K . run V a*- a * * . ' SI a i l i a ft in ft nf k*| run than, a • 114* « k ft la N i t rl af VV lln* nf .14 S i « l « M Ort as 4* ll,.s4 ran Ikaara Vf l I ' S S l s K S.-I rt ai nn * **)4 V l j It A lias M k 1 hast# X **T ft |« N 1 aa af NVV nf AW 1* of 1(14 4 l t l I I , run 1k**r* * IIM S S J* VV l i t .a fi 1 pi af hs| 11 I acraa mar* nr Itaa fu b l l, r - . r . n a ni M k* kal4 tn tka la t. ln a l * r n u n t r f n u r l '•“ ■s* '' a m m ia fl iklt a m . m . VV(4.,aa4kl, If a rail IS I l l s ( I 1 00 r . if nr as snan ik a r i a fta r aa k ar ubt * 4*.ninsT* i 'a un it Rukltig r s m t k U s i t a Mr Raksrt 4 M r n k k osmlBol* Csu4ts £ 4414 * D t r s t l s r P.lkUlk Vf|r*k l o t ! its* ill March 31,1959 If you live in Casselberry# Fern Park, Lonjrwood, Altamonte .Springs, you can now receive the Sanford Herald By Mail • f f W I V O I M tssl A T V a o N I N t . 1 i i k k i l l l q v Vs il tu *f P a k l lr flaarl** T o nhiim ft m a r aoatatk, Nona* is n s r s k ' i i r t a |n Srr*r4 aa r* a a r n . s a I *f ms F'lnls* K r t u l s t o k S t k l t Ml* K 4 n l J s r n k s M s r*quS|ts4 * " T l * * f«tm< In f s p t - r * oi,- (•• stailan *n4 aim * <, r a a t * airuatat* ns tka t u l U k l n * 4*1. til art ptnasr l? 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For Only 9.00 - - year 5.00 6 months 2.50 3 months a k w i a u i .i : Send la v m irt N A M E: I M K I A I I . a f CM A T V l e V I A H I O M W I M I 0 A A m i r * af p i k l l * H t k r l a a T n nkant it m 1 r s nn rarn t N'nii.a 1* * t , | * . 41 * *a 1a acrntriaa. a a Ilk Rsritaa I a * ika T.aalna Mr fut s - i„n* that l.*.> l V nskan ka* r*«a**fa4 4 T i l 1 *rikli ___ ____ a p t . at* a k ko4 i « - t^ ahoe using ____ naftse_ ____ luask ir 1*4 sa * mill a p f t s n s s s on tk* f n l U a t a g 'd*Scrlb*4 p r e e t i l t i U lo*ll I, l . o s i n . 4 H i m * sukil * 1 slur., i'ukiii k s s r i M i a i l ) h* kr 14 la Iks RamlRrie •'m- air C* ,rt Heuss. i N i u n i r t'netss.saiaBsr * ream. Wsdas e ear. M g r s k t l . 1 1 1 ! a i J.ss r . M. e r a l geek i k e r s a l t i r ee eesaikia ••mi an It C e u a i r X e M a g Cemmlsalew ■ > IWtastt •. N r e w a _ , Rsmissi* C d k k ' r t e a l a g M r e c u r PukllSk M s r . k I . I l i a i I . 0, B tig S ■»i,*. ,., «.,n n...„ ,.* »i A n d y o u r Sanford H e ra ld w ill be atarted I m ined lat ely. �1 #* Giants' Farm Teams To Start Arriving Tuesday Spring Sports Take Seminole Spotlight N O F O O L IN G ! B y A la n M over Nine Clubs Slated Cage Scores For Training Here College Bi*ketb»l| ReaulL Untied Pre.i International A C f Tournament Al Rilelgb, N-C. (Final) \,C. Mala M Sort* Carolina 36 The .olid amark *>f hickory .inin the dnrmuoGc* on Mellonmerting hor.ehide, and t;or.r- I idle. It I* lh » crimp which wtl! bo hide meeting leather wTI echo v*itched cloirly. Th l. 1* the la.t from Memorial Stadium tomor­ •top on the v ay up. It al*o la the Byr JE R K Y U IV I.M iTO V mum Friday night, beginning » : will be *er* few night. Ihtt aprtng row. L r.t Mop, usually, on the way .NCAA Major l allege Tourney With the cloie of ba.kctbtU tea- 8 o clock, Special gue.ta will be that a ba.rhall lover cannot m oot Ini* typical *piing wjt-d in down. On the Phoenix reater ar# tl'lr.l Round i ton, tevrral .port. wilt take over lettermen in ail rpom. 1[l(i , , , „ The Seminole. Sanford a.gnali iue -. ..nu.'* « , ntayen roirg up, aid .ome wh<* Dr Paul 37 Portland 36 .polltgnt at Seminole High The molt prominent of the now another tialnlng grind far thr have nern up lut didn't make tha • hnol. aeltv, .port. i. the Seminole b.*e- «•» P>*> lh' " - « • " » « '*h' n lt,P minor Irague tram, of the San hig ahow. NCAA Small College Playoff* With .pnng liVe «eaihrr taking ball tquad. Thu jra r, Coaclir* Greyhound. are on the roan, I'ranrDco Giant*. Three team* report 't»*ch 1*. Al Garden Clly, N.Y. over, the local achool it getting it. Dave I.aude and Jim McCoy will The Seminole .quad Ihn tear i. In the vanguard tomorrow will They ate C!a** 3 Springfield, (Final) outdoor .port, program under way. he at the helm and are hard at vrr* inexperienced. Thr pitching be the Cotpu. c hrtwti delegtlion, (la** C Fre.no (Calif.) and Cliaa American U. 66 Hofatra 63 All around the rarnpu* and at the work with the .quad of in in an ef- ataIf it imitated. but it it a cinch ltd by Manager Ray Murray. Un D Ha*ttng- iNeb.i On March 12, (Coatolallon) fort to be ready by the ica.on a lhai Taude and McCoy will act Hie Mayfair .wimming pool, itudenti hind to greet lie Irvar.i m l e lh* Cla.a B Eugenr, Ore., team Adrlphi a * We.leyan 6) moil out of the boyi. If the Scmare »een preparing for the variout opener nett week, a man each player hope* to lm* rejyorta. On March 2-7, the C latl Al Burlington, Vt. All of the home garnet will he mole, ran come up with a good type* of event, in which they will pre.i— Carl Hubbell, lira grratn; D Artetia <N. M.) .quad arrive*. t Final I compete this tprmg. played under the lignti at Memo­ pitcher or Iwo. they .hould hive a of the great lefthander* It i* Hub- The final two dub* arriving, on Si Michael * 71 l.eMoyne 70 To uther in the tprmg iport. rial tladium at ft p. m. With thr fine tenon. McCoy ii a newcomer Wll'a job to decide If a player April I. ate Michigan City ilnd.J, (ConMl.Uon) to high arhovtl tporli, hut it reprogram, a ' ’interman» dance" i Sanford Greyhound. and the Srm .hould b* where be D. or In a C!a*« D, and St. Cloud, Minn., .perled around Seiiiinole (or ihe Buffalo 76 William* 33 ^ i l l he held in the trhool gymna-|I mole* both in the .radium, there higher or lower clai.lficatlun. Al Wheaton, III. fine job that h r did with the junior Cla»« C. Currently, X ptaycn are lifted high footballer* tail fall (Final) In all, nine (cam* will train or. the l la*. AA Corput Chrl.ti c A t e y The (irrt game will he next here. On the roller, ef Ihe nine Hopo <1 Wheaton 76 <“ 6* - e* A m * tollei K>mr will open, an-l rln*e, y Monday night at Ihr tiadmm a tl on*<>lalton* team* ate 19i> ptavCM. Each eluh the »raton lit ihr Trxav Dagur. P A f PA A >5 gamit Lyman of Longwood. The will gel about 22 day. of training Waha.h 100 loir.* I» j, *+<?<? r.v,y Other, will move up to Phoenix game will tic *poniored by the f O * M/fi !('<* Al Springlirld. Mo. under Ihe watchful eye* of .ome re * , iC'la** 3 3 3i, lomr will go lo low­ llooiter. cluh. which urge* every (Final) of thr nation'* beat baieball 4 £ * iO > ’ *’ 4 r a g B j r r~ > er rlai'ificatior.a for additional onr to tupport Ihr rlub (hi* teaSmilhwfti Mo si 73 Centenary 61 icout* an-l coachr*. yAN K SES' ' C A * #* . . .earonirg, ion. The game **i I begin at s p. ll onuilalbin) P e 4 r „ A £ $ A ’ 1 7 .6 0 In addition to llulv'. ell. ipule a •AVI SP i Thi* >rar. prihapt, tome guynt. a pep band and rntertammerit Ah dene Thrift 83 Writ til. 81 O T few other ■'name'' Hi*e!iiller. will ? k»A’ f t fa u ./ will niakv the U;g jump It * quite will get thr new vra.on underway he watching Ihe minor leaguera. Al Tutkrger. Ala. B s e * + :>a » ' > c o l nited Pre»* Inieriatmn.l leaton (with one more game to f O * O SS. a tlep I tom AA tu Mnjoi Leagu* Among them will be Dale Alex­ Coach Jim Pigott at>u will get h i. I Final) W rr * I 4 * r , y / S M r P * ff s \ A \The iioiton Celtic, runawray go> and 67 game. over the l(w irack team rolling »>wn The hoy. atatu*. It hat bren done hefoie, ander, for.ner American league N Car. A I T 9* Fla AAM 71 £ X P * £ S & ;O A ’. V ' ,* A U .h t aden of the Faitrrn Divition, point mark, and Celt renter Bill ha*e hern working for Hirer Lincoln iM n.t 81 Tu.krgee |n*l *4 liubbrl!, and the many Glanta baiting champion wdh Detroit; C A L C J I A T E P ~0 A £ 6 0 * 70 arr leaving their mark In Ihr N a ­ Runell act . Irague .eavon rerord wrek*. Several trout., may find * guy In San­ Hugh Poland. National leagu# Sr*era I home meet* ire Al Brnnkinga, S I). M * K t TtiS B C "& 3 0 ' £ J C * t' tional lla.ekthall Aitorialion — ford. That, of coutte, remain, to Pilcher for in year.; Johnny Hud* dated 41 at thr newly con.tructed of 1.MR rebound., I »,ated I Final) P iSSAfV •PS A IL O U T P O P 6 O O P and leaving it all through the be *e«n. ion, National League tnficlder for '.£ n r* * < r S. Dak St 1U6 Knox so In fact, if Cincinnati « Jack under track behind Ihr ichool. COMDL C r P P B C S & . league a record book Fallowing the Texan, lain San- eight year. Track ha. Income . *rry prormn<( onodallnnt e t c c f P a < r t\\ * 4 * 1 Iwf #»*•*<« I f * * ! 4 The Celt, accounted for no Ira* fold will be anothet dr!rgatton All manager, in thr G ian!.' ay*Warihuig *i Aogu*tjna *6 O T than three record* Sunday night from the Sourhwftt, A week from Irm have been in profr**ional Al In* Angele* II point h.ul tor Ihr ” " * d> 10 < ° W ' « » lh' * • « **w»n ihey whipped thr Cincinnati of today, Ihe Pfu-entx Giant* check baieball. Many « r r r in the M lof Ihrm I I mall Hoy all, 141-131, at RoatonThcy itari. the game could ha\r been While Pigott feel, that track i« ,'or League*. In* Angelr* St. 86 Chapman 62 *rt tram rerord. of 3! win. m a one of the . c o n * rno.t lop.ided. a mull for a Rood lootball tram, Hunheli *will release the eaiubliCon«olalioni In other Sund.y NBA g a m e . he al.o feel, that it i. an out Hand lion arhedule later thlt week. H# W iliarnrite 76 Sarramrntn St 32 Mmnrapol.t downed St. Lout*. 120Ing .r-ott in itarlf. Krd headed extended xn invitation to the puhlib tot; Syraru.e trounced Philadel­ Che.trr Fa w iry i» rarrrnllv the to watch tne workout, and the ex­ Eait phia. 133 103, and New York ral be*t member of thr .quid and hibition game.. Syraeii.e 76 Cornell SI Led to heat Detroit, 127-120. .. . . . . . . . . hold, the achool rerord for Ihe si. Franrt. i l ’a i 73 Duqqeine 63 on . 12 win. break a l'»5 u e mllf | Bo.ton St. Booaienlure 66 Canitlut 31 Th; iSfmtllol, I mark of 11 .hared by the P i«9M By JOHN G R IF F IN i land notched two ba*krt. In the St. Jnleph* to) Muhlenberg M edition, of Minneapolis Syraru.e. al*o will begin action in the nrar , KANSAS C IT Y . Mo, ( I P I I - D e and Ihe Roche.ter Royal., The 67 future. H ru rrrn ily i* wurking nut l ailed Pre.i later.iation.l tait 33 terond* hut fell .hurt a* New Pall. T 61 Dtewr .79 fending champion Tenneitre A * I game, at tQO plui point* break* Bdi Haig led DrPaul to victory Rhode I.land 73 Brown *6 O T at the Mayfair p«*>! Another new The Dtl two berth a in Ihe al­ Slate Ird a parade of 32 tram , the mark of M art hy New York name ha. been added to thr mach­ ready begun NCAA major college with 1» (unfit. The Blue Drmont Seton Hall 66 Temple 66 JACKSONVILLE, Fla (I Pit — today a. the week-long .mail col­ last year And Ruurll. by nabbing Alhrlght 74 Eliiabcthtown 63 O T ine Maff. T h l. year, John Tolbert One of the kennel club'* moat Mirkev Wright wa* "ready to baakctbill tournament may be thu. qualilird to meet nationally Manhaitan 7.1 Futdham T-4 lege N AIA ba.kelhall champion- 2.3 rebound, in thu game, rrb p .e d will be coaching Ihe awiminrr. makr thit rourie my home bate” beautiful young pup*, ted faw# *!up. got undenvay. hi. own «*.»on record of I.MM. Hit riprrnenee in thu .port .hould filled lonight-unle** Ihcxe petky top rarkrd K a m a. Stair at Law Ylllanma 63 l.a Salle AT today after picking up the win­ I)•> Gooder, u picked to head an Dari mouth *9 I’rtnretnn 66 The Royal, had a 76-71 lead produre many fine twimmer. St. I/>uit lliltiVrn. ran hand tJ.rar rrn*r Friday night • The Il.t annual National A.toner a •narr for the third time in 6u hound lacing field tonight ax Albany (N Y l T 61 Heni*rlaer S3 nation of Interrollrgiate Athletic, during the Ihlrd period but then Both girl, and boy. will p.rtiripate Robert .on and hi* Cineinn.ji Ihe Jark*nnville women’, open the 13th week of competition la -'* • * — — . — l . j ,k . ' r fdi behind In »tav a. Bill SliarRurknrll 71 Penn State **) ( N A IA ) r* ent ranked Ihe Trnne. teammate, their »?eond .tr.ight in thl* .port. golf tournamrrt. laiin. hrd at Sanford-Orlando. fee Tiger* wish ihrir 171 rerord man .cored 13 point, in that pe­ HM neil Athietic director Fred (ia n »» upel Miu Wright, of San Dirjo, Sixty-’ lx pound Dn Gooder baa in fa.orrd pa.ilion to regain thr riod for Ro.ton en route to a game will be roarhing Ihe golf team ’ Rnbcrt.on and Co blew iheir John ( arroll K*o Wayne St. V #8 Calif , u.cd a biurowrd putlrr potted vldorle* in two of hit la*t total of 9 . Piinlue 93 nhin Slate 67 title thl. year. thu iprmg The .quad will be very fir.t rh.nre to wrap up the Mi. Sundav In *|nk long birdie pull* 'three Gradr-A conic»ta, in addl* At Minneapolis rookie F.lgin inopcrirnred. but there *rr >rv- »ourl Valley Conference title, and Michigan 66 Minnesota 86 A steady mar* It of opening on thr latt Iwo hole* ami rut 'tloe* to notching three trhooling llaylor pumped In 36 point, in rral r.ow .hooting in Ihr Wa. with with H »n NCAA berth, when they Northwr*iern I I lllinoit 61 round gamri began al 10 30 a m •hort a tan ditch rffort by Brt.y triumph. The loft-ruated huatler ' Kan*aa Si 70S Mitaouri 69 e * t . tmlay and wind up with a lead the Laker.. Bob Pettit had .everal week, to go helote the took an 6(66 ihrll.rking from llawl* They gate her a four- •etk* hi. atxth >c»*on win from 30 and Cliff Hagan 29 for the ftr.t match. At preirnt, liana.' Bradley Saturday night llradlry 61 Cincinnati M 10 p m. game Tue.day. round total of 266, lo 266 for Mi.. the flflh po*t po.lllnn. llawka, Prllit Improilns h i. aea33 j Notre Dame M Marquette The fir»l gante wa. between .quad hat m alrhe. with I.er.burg Now Clnrinn.tl i* ilown to it. Bawl* Catted P*e*» Iniernatlon.l Early nd-l* late Do Gooder tha Fenn iij JDam Id I -Vitim College of T r t a i and I ’tlb »nn rec ord (<omt total now in 2.07)1. and Kuilll. There art poiiihilitir. la.t game of the regular *r»»on Saluiday Marlene Baurr Itaggr, Pill*- favorite in the Giadc-A ninth by At Syraru.e, Hal Greer a 22 for othrr malrhe* on the trhe- and thal.'f a; home tonight ag.in*t Mirhigan St 6( Iowa *4 "\rr*ity of Mmneiota i Duluth NEW YORK ( U I 'D - Ireland a luirgli, Pa, look third place mon­ f<v«-to-two. Hi* trvcnt win par­ point, led the winding N a t. al­ dult. St I»*aif.* wltlH* will be one of Ron Drlany .et a new world in­ Wlrhtla 61 Tulta 61 Branch). ry with a onom erpar 73 and a ade. however, wa* marred tw# Souihwe*! be*ond .ceded \Vr*l Yirglnia though Yrrn Hatton had 30 for the Ihe .reded te.m. in Ihe National door rerord of 4 oi 4 in the mile four day total of 29.3 One .troke wrrk* ago when the game gent Warrior.. Warrior are Paul A ru m , \Vr*'*'*art Hoa.t. a 321 rerord, Invitation Tournament opening In and Au.tralla't Al Lawrence tel New Me». SI 6) Tex We.tern 48 bark in fourth pl.ee wa* lanii.e fell into a fu-t turn jam, did a Weil Pacifir Lutheran I. ranked No. 3 the league. No 2 irorer with New York on Thurada* It Cm a new mark of 6 (6 8 in the iwo Sugg*. Sea Itlami, lia , who alto [flip, and ran a poor eighth, 29 with a 22-2 mark and ('.rambling 1,611 point., mmrd thr game with nnnatt loan thl. one. loo. it will mile in Ihr Knight, of Colombo* W'athing ton SI TO 11regun 6.3 »hot a 73 F ive Crocker. Monte- ilength, behind Ihr winner, Happy t'lah Si. 63 (tenter 71 of luiui.tana, the nation » only un a hrmorrh.gr in hi. right arm a t | fini.ti the conference rare in a tie track and field meet at Maditon *ideo. Cruguay. and Marti) nn Jua Lucky. the re.ult of a blow and alto w ill' Southern * aI 60 Wa«hingtnn 74 defeated learn, I* .ceded fourth with Bradley and forte a playoff L a tl Thurtday, though, Dn Smith, her roommate from Wichi­ Square Garden mi*« the finale Tue.day Montana 83 W'ynmmr 68 wilt* a 27 0 rerord. game between the Iwo on Wednr* ta, Ka . wrre tied al flflh place Gooder ahnwf-l the bad fini.R Tha Knicki racked up 37 point, Brigham Young 92 N Mexico 62 Scuthwr.i Teta* State i 2 ) l t day at Wichita. Kan* unlikely when he chalked up on# with 201, M O N TREAL ( I 'P l i -T h e Mont y [ „ KTl«n Betl* ami tier.e Wit Santa Clara 70 San F r in n .r o 6( I* art’drd fifth, Indiana State Co! in the fourth period ta beat Prtrnii Win Mean. NCAA Berth The lanky, 24 year • old Ml*( of tha oval * belter clocking* over real Canadian., who rlinrhed |loee . IT S . i. »ulh, Pikerllle of after trailing, 1176 Willie Naulli l r \ (oog |,iw grot* honor* with • l tab r-d Colorado St U 61 If Cineinn.it win. tonight the Wright, who led throughout Ihr th# five .iateenlha-mllr ditianr*. ^Kenturk* irKSi i. teienth and li led Newc York with 24 point* and - j j , . t(-id »v aftetnoon dutir* thr Bearrat. qualify for an NCAA their . rrond .m ig h t National Hockey L e a g u e champion.hip tournament, e n t e r e d Ihr final He i*.umlr,| the turn* like an Ofi « a f,A|| m t.ed four**-me toUTKW' berth aciimt Texa. Christian Fri­ linoi* Normal l ’ni*er.ity (22 « i 1. 11 rehound. round with a Iwo ilrokr lead But fenhai ser racer In (voal a 32.0Jwhen Chicago l».t to Nrw York men! »t the Mayfair t nuntry Club. day night in the t.awrenrr. Kan . eighth it wa* nip and lurk after Ihe •econd time in an afternoon game, crlehrated Fir*t low net w .» won by M t»« regional Ami Bradley, at lilt The other rated tram, in order \ p W < )t)(* n C ' O I I t r a c t Vriiilhrr fine .tcpper in th# front nine at night with a 102 victory over include Young.town of Ohio LOS AM iK LK S 11’ 1*1 *— Accord Clle Heard and Rnv Syme. with eliminated from the league race, tnr Detroit Itrd Wing. Mia* Wright but a tlrnke on '■atute i* giant flural Coraman( t . 6 1, I'm venlty of Mmne.ota ing to the .|V)n«oring local Cham ­ * 73. Runner *-up In low gro** would t« free to accept thr latt Ihe inth hide in an approach .hot i!cr, who diew the popular eighth (Duluth) <21 3> Platte.llle of Wta ber of Commerce, the Profe.*ton- with 7* were Mr* Mulge Dunn remaining berth In thr 12 team which tod her with Mu. Bawl. dog hou t for thr ninth. In 19 ST Al (il S TIN K . Fla t l ' P I l ron*m, We.tmin.ter of Penn.*I .1 Golfer. Allocution ha* agreed end Carl tlubbell, Uiw net with N I T . She rollrd in a jO-footer on the tltollt atuund the oval, Ihe red Betty Kerb)’ of Akron. Ohio, beat *ami (H -7 ). Cult er Stockton of to a new contract which would 73. Il.rel Durrn and Bid Kenan, The nthrr empty NCAA berth NEW ORLEANS (C P Ii— Gene 17th hole and a 3.3 fooler on Ihe tin *e-year-old ha* been in tka Wlnntr* chu*e While Elephant, will definitely hg .ruled tonight Judy Rail of W'irhita. Kin , ( and Littler of .singing Hill*. Calif, en Mtianurt <I6 7|, Central Oklaho­ give the ronteitint. in thr i960 16th to mairh M in ItawU’ par nx-ney 14 time.. She recently beat ma State 4 » J ) , Fort Hay. State la). Angela* Open golf tournament fmm a lab e laden with prircle*. berau.r it |nei'*ln'the" w inner "of *• 10 ,hf y,oruU, / ‘ 'w , ‘ terrd the final round of Ihe 120 000 •wtft Diane Kay- by four langth.. two.troke margin fur the lltle .of Kan«a» (20 2) and I-enoir the opportunity to .hoot for p ru r object.. P in e , were awarded af­ Ihr Nrw Mrtirn State Anrona Hnmtn i smalfur golf champion New- Orleani Open golf tourn* "I'm reidy tu bicik apart," The 80-pounder ha. atrpprd Into •hip. 'Rhyne of North Carolina (22 Si. ment today .till leading Ihe field monry totaling I40.0M. The I960 ter a baibr.-ue dinner in the club- State f gamr at La. Crutei. «aid the jubilant ihamplun, who nine qulillela* thu iraton, - inof 60 top proa but Hangrrmitly' The re.t of tod.)‘a opening tourney will he hrld Jan. 8 II. kouie. N.M Thr*e two tram., along with P H ILAD ELP H IA t U r i ) - The Ihrealeneo hv Baltimore a are put- al.o won in 19.36 and 16)7. 'T i n eluding five Itlumpha. Tea a* We.(err*, tied for the Bor­ found arhedule: Other honor, netting Ihe w in ­ and will he prrrrdrd hy a prn The eighth nee al.o will b# ready to make thu courte my ner* golf b a ll, were ntlieit pin der Conlerenrr lltl*. New Mexico Philadelphia Logic* tuned ex trr Bill Collin. 12 noon: Chri.tian Brother, of amateur r*cnt. home ha*e now " (Iiade A nn N’a. 7, M r . Ann Wtliel; near Stale eliminated Teaai W.Mrrn. Navy football «lar Joe Galium Memphl. v « Grambling: 1 30 pm Littler hung onto hit lead Sun Only 16 mere day* of raring r#* The winner'* »h»re rime lo e*t It. Frank Durto, m«.t ilro k r. 6 46. in i fit*! playoff gamr Sat who will report tn lime fmm the day with a 72 .troke p|r perform Central Oklahoma (• Kenturky 19*7 SO. Ml.4 Bawl* c o l l e c t e d main on ihe club'* 92 day till*. i r r*ire for prr tra.nn training in on No. 12. M rt. Mm Ketnan and urday. Tonight'* winner goe* on State; 3 pm Arkan.a* State anrr anil entered the final day 1769 30 and 1396 30 wrnl to Mr. Action nn tonlghl’a lO cvcnl Tv a rh tr. v . Pikeville; J M p m , with a 4 hole mark of 73 64 72— ROCIIRSTLR, N. V. 4L T D — Pal Patriik; rriott tlrnke. on No. la meet Idaho State in an NCAA Augu.t. raid -tail* at 8 10 at the rlub. Pacific l.uthrran *» We.tern Mon­ Beverly Piper probably received t Ml** Heard and Syme.; high- fir.lrounder, probably at Poea Kjo, one tirokr ihrad of Collin* Magic RISTO N . La. 1 1 T I .— All South tana. 7 p m fndl.na State VI the y e a r, large*! valentine Nor­ r*t front nine. Mr*, (ilnny Conn tello. Idiho. Wednesday The Californian jumped Into the The NCAA tournament ailually we.t I'onferenrr ba.kethall (tar lead Saturday with a rerord Morning.tde of Iowa, 6:10 p m. man llrrrv, 23. tramped out and John W illiam .; !e**t .troke* Bobby Jam rt of SMC wa* killed •ma.hing right-under par 64 kFort Hay. State *» W n tm ln .trr •BF.VERLY r i l ’ ER. . 1 LOVF. bark nine M it . BttU and NVIttr!. got under way with a tingle gamr 1j.it Salurda* today In a fire in a fu e l houte The tnutnament wt* ip<m*0 T«d at Portland Ore Mur Norman of Toronto hrld of t'tah, lit pm We»t Virginia Y O U ” in 20 feet high letter. In down third place with 70 72 TO— M c*ley an *« Whittier of Califor •( the *now lopping the lre-eo*er»d l-y the Sanfor*) Women . (7o!( A*- night in which DrPaul ar ired a whrrt be wa. *tailing. A7-3fi thriller over Porlland Cnrl Gene.ee River, • .orlation. 213 nia, JA CK SO N V ILLE. Fla i l ’l l ) Five player, were lied in fourth, 3|iekey 33 right of San Diego, among them PGA rhampmn Dow ,t alif. .hot a final round par 72 Jm .trrw ald of Tcque.ta, FI* In win the Jatk.onvillr Womrn'l who *hol a 70 Sunilav for a 213 Open golf tournament with a 72 total Tied with FlnHrrwaM were Bull Gajvla of Bloomfield. 3lirb ; Senator* Brat Tlgria By Jilt: SARGIS the Milwaukee Brave, to four lin hole .rote of 236 cum.tanrr* 33r* Elba J r , of Alilrrre*.. N J , l mte*l Pre** International Dan Dobbek. an nutfirldrr who gle. in leading the Pitt.burgh Pi " I'm berry fitmg up my hou.e NEW O R LEA N S it Pit — Gene vtinner of the Te.aa Open in San i.nt rvrn on the Wa.hinglnn ro t­ rate, to a 2-1 victory n*rr the de Frank Imne ha* bern watting a in Cuba,'' Minnie r*plained Littler of Singing Hill*, Calif , led Anmnio Iwo weak) ago; Huilon ginng lime to roller! from Slinme llow-tvtr. Lane, whrm Mmo*o ter, lined a double tn right wUth Ihe New Ortean* Open gulf tmir Larlair of Birmingham. Ala ; and Mmoto. and it looka like h* final­ rail. * my No 2 pipa.” ha* hern two out in ihe ttth tn irnre Ken , fending NL rhampiom namrnt after three roumll with Billy Maxwell of Odetia. Tex In other game., Jerry Lumpr ly ha* (he happy go-lucky Tie* e burning to Minmr a eicii.e* tiore A .promonte alt ihe way from land outfielder right where he hr fir.t bought him from thr In­ fir.t for an * 7 xtftorv o*er the arorrd Bill Skowron with a tingle 2» . diana for the Whit* Sot hark in Detroit Tiger*. Norm Z.aurhin got In th* lllh Inning aa thr world want* him. 8PEN. Colo. iC P It -B u d AVer Wuhingtnn the tie in the eighth (hating Minnia around each 1931. rhamplon New York Yankee, ner of Steamlxiat Spring*. Colo, NEW YORK (t f'll — I jiu Ho ..prmg, fir*4 tn grt him to algo Meanwhile. Mmo.o nr no Min- with a three run bomrr •ini. who left t'olumbia la.t .prmg rompleied a .weep of the nation abided Ihe St. lamia Cardinal*, Jerry Adair, a 1(0m i boau* hi. contract and then to raport o.o, the Indiana look advantage of it Alpine aki rhimplon.hlpi by to lake over the roarhing helm at to training camp on lime, ta old a ba.e on Kails by Paul G irl wiin •hortitop, tcorrd Dive Nitholaon. (-3 , in a gam* inbolving (7 play­ New York I'nivrr.ity, hat been' hat with Lane, thr general man the baact full in the eighth Inning a ItOO,000 bonua baby, with a tin er*. Early Wynn, rookie Claude winning ihe mtn'a downhill rate named ' Coach of the Year” by gle in the l(th to give th* Oftolet ager of Ihe Indian*. to defeat the ban F r in d it o Raymond and Gerry Staley to«*rd Ihe Metropolitan Ba.kr'bail WritLane gave up Ihe rha.e a few Giant*, 3 2. Vie Power went four a 32 win over the Kan.a* City a we*en hitter for a 3 2 Chicago era Auoriation He wit) he hon «> e .ir* ago when he iwitrhed over for-four in Ihe exhibition to apark Athletic) Willie Taiby, an out­ Whirr So. victory over the Cin­ NEW YO R K (C P I )— Sinking ored at Ihe organintlon'i annual in the National League, but Min- the a llirk. Two run homer* by fielder, and pitcher Brrt Barth, cinnati Rrd( and Johnny Hoie- gravedigger, thook a hear.e. dinner. Marrh IS. oao. who hat more alibis than a Hank Sauer and Rocky Colavito alio rooktea, aparkled afield born't two run homer off Hohrn threw garbage at it and aeiird Rookie pitrhrra Don R ite and Robert. hel(>ed the Lot Angelea •hovel, from member, of a fam­ lo n g .hot hor.e player. ha»n't took care of the earlier .coring *hanged a bit ainte he and I.ane before Girl paurd pitcher John Laurm Pepper rnllaborated with Dotlgrr* beat the Philadelphia ily digging a grave, poller report vrtrrm Hob Porterfield to hold Phillie*. 41. both were with the Chicago White ny Brlggi in the eighth rd today. The Bolton Red So*, uniiinher­ Sox But tfaia lime it figurea to ing their big ban, rocked atartrr ro.t him. .vfinoM*. who play, win'er ball Moe Drabow.ky for five run* in in hi* native Cuba in addition to the fir.t inning and went on to Jerry Collins, Operator Sorry, No Minors taking rare of more problem* defeat the Chicago Cuba, 12 6 . at feel tired heraate ^than an executive of a butineii nearby Stott.dale, A n r. Frank Of hard floor.7 FIOOKS (LEANER •SANDED • POLISHED ^rn n crrn . according to him, finally Maltone and Bill Rrnna batted in taught up to the Indiana at Phoe- two run* apiare and catcher H e y m*. A ril . Sunday — eaactly five wood Sullivan reeked a ( I T font Feel the dlffereare! ria«* later than the deadline Lane triple to pare the Roto* attack TKRKAZ7.0 WORK O F A L L KINDS. Ftataritif E8TI.M 3TKS FREE again*! five Chicago burler*. had art for him. F rt# Ealimalta — Call La I "Reeay” Idling Houte to the Grapefruit League arro.t Th* Very B « t S A N K O Itl) U N O LEU M Artording to Lane, that adda the nation m Florida, rookie* & T ll.F . CO. up to a 6300 fine, 6100 for each pared the Wa.hingtnn Senator*. 310 I . 1st Located 3 M il#* S o u th m W . I at St. Fa 2 t i l l day. According to Mlnoio. there Baltimore Oriole* and Pittahurgh FA 2-7121 10S N. Myrll# O r San ford O n Ili c h w a y 17-92 * rre (a t urualj rxtrnuaUfti cir- Pirate* to vtetemi. l t Celtics Setting Records STENGEL In Pro Basketball 'Rom p' t Last Of Tourney Berths 1fenn. State Leads Small Colleges Borrowed Puller Gels Mickey Win In Jax Tourney Can Be Decided Tonight Do Gooder Picked In Track Feature Sports Briefs Tourney Winners At Mayfair Listed Littler Leading, Collins Is Threat Kinjf-Sizcd Valentine Minoso Reports; Tribe Whips Giants I'ieked An Top Coach RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. 0. I). Farrell’s TRY CARPETING E R R A Z Z O Tile Expertly Done SEMINOLE TERRAZZO Arcade Package Store Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SP EC IA L M A T IN E E FR ID A Y • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands I'JJrC'U? Violence At (Irave DO Y O U DOG- �1 *• Par* t — Von., Mar. 9. 1959 . \ M M 4 NONAS OAiuNO^NWT Foawvsut** 1! 10KM6IVE.V0U ’.M 8E ALL WSCNfl k CDUISNT f - ; about you. j — ^ l kWCW- > ?< n p v c u o o rrfi m s s ta .w u ^ g e s ^ ' MEAW*F1M0MT A H & -J------ - /1 0 N G «* V , n m % k a x t> \x A fajUIA. UAllJ > PtttSNWMOD HONS i* f M A K fA M W IEflT / fCfiASfZ Tbt A lM O C T ttd / EE0U6H.' 1suurw / 6M A TU 0N 60 w a ic u m tc a h u a va s v frsa e — MOMurm>H7>*etui intone. 'AXP'A A V U V Tftttt •r ALMOST W0I«K>* M K MUST BE 7 wnio- M X C I-B \ MAINTAIM ^ A KA£E. ./ A/W t f ip / TO TtY TuefdSTFO -TUAH/ t t Keen m e jv r,fo tsf. ZAKJV.' wujirs W POFlf/PJlIE I.OFMAL, hostm HELLO, n c n o 6TACF fOHTPOC/ OOBPON EHECJ H& HI/ STAR- , SHIP »UWHiW> SNCOTHLV/ J | U M E T THE F I A H I S . . . OH ^ course rot star ftoxiva y __ CENTAl.PI/ fXW AtHfeKllU-1. THE S ' P E F H S OOME s— / PALC/ FLASH IS t awe*/ _ _ . f i iHw vm vtuHo ----------- *«. fASIA* THAI! Af,y MAN ALIEN S M iP - LASJ SETSCUTCU lAN SPlRSTATTtA'PIE UOM7 TO THE SJ4C i TW S f-PEEO 15 U S'33L:|VABLE~ T - E STARS L C C X L K E BANOS C P L ljW T / "M E UN.VESSc , n i i E E M S T O BE HU5WIUO ByJ M t l v e - j T BLVCVO 7H£ P -AYE'S KSW --T M A E TO T 3 Y THE SNCRPf f A « T R TViAN-L'i*lT C8 VE„ i CH '. I PEEL...UA6 A\ B£lO> Mt ...R iP P E O U APART... ...TH A T IS, IF 7HF w iv e i t aanmuGr' r t 7W-V< H A 'LL y E A T y V T X # r 3 /PATWEO t h a n l s t - j rt Ml i 1 ^ tSAOw'TO / SALWAYS H E . Aif -O O M T O LAM E TOHTO G S T r /c u s p .1 ^ W IN C E Y .' I T S A L L M V IO C A . ' - IM R E D U C IN G .' ¥• M E A J L T iW C ' » & i I* ♦ C A W E T 'C O O O W H T 'f H ' aARuAlHGALl. S U R E .G R A N D M A .IL L G O / A H A T A I5 6 V A G O N N A B U Y ? ,---------------- AITH M E .T iM ? S g f jra If <•>4 l G O O N C E IN A W H I L E . BECAUSE I E N JO Y AN f O C C A S IO N A L O L O F A S W lO N EO ROUGH H O U S E / �YO U CA N C U A N YO UR HOME TH IS SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIED INDEX '1 - • -F O R R E N T R E A L E S TA 1 T. FOR BALR M EA L E S T A T E r t » « J*ALB 3be Kawfork ir ra li Mon.. Mur. 9. 1DAD— |\ajrr 9 23—S P E C IA L SI RA ICES Seminole Realty , 1I t —ARTICLES FOR SALK Furniture Moving A Storage C. E. PHILLIPS, Agent WASHBURN VAN LINES, Ja ck e t • Bout* • Tenta • Luggage t A F F -A -D A Y Furniibed apartment — tilt bath— I — MARKET BASKET ARM Y N A V Y S U R P LU S hardwood floor*— private— adults w . D IETR ICHS R E A LTO R a— *OR R E N T 110 Sanford Avenue -4 0 J W rit ?7ih St Elii Mrthvin— Velma Gonraler, 1.100 French Ave. F A 2 1*91 I - A— ROOM A BOARD Adrlaldr If Moira — Aaaociaiet. '* »— B EA C H K K M A IJ I Cotton A Wool Yarn*. Nation*. 3 BEDROOM house — kitchen 1*01 Park Are FA 2 3232 ROl.lJkWAY. IlnspiUl and Babt 4— W A N T E D TO R E M Threads. Taptx. «qutpp«d. I or information, r»ll Sadi. D ir. Weak or Month— L - K E A I . E S T A T E FO R S A L E RO LLINS H O B B T SHOP FA 2-Mlo. 2-BEDROOM tB humr; Florida Tai. TA 14111. rurmtura Canwr A t The Sign Of Th* Totem Pol* 6 -M O R T G A G E LOANS rpom. alorrrmim. kitchen equip­ m Wait First S t •— H E A L E S T A TE WANTED A P A R TM E N T— furnished, 1 room, 24t7 8 French Ave. ped, Venetian blind*. Fenced ft— MISCF.I.L A M O U R hall, bath, private upitain yard Low down payment. Telaeition Tubas Texted Frae. *— FLO W ER S - P L A N TS Sofa bed and rhair with ilip rov­ adulti only. So* Park Ave. FA 2 7*r,t. R O LLIN S HOBBY SHOP SHR UBS ers. 4 0 PA 2 33M. A» Tba Sign Of Th* Totam Poll. I ROOM and hath home. unfurn 1ft— O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T 2*17 8. Frtneb Aee. uhtd. la Laka M r< JVt R E D t MIX C O N C R E TE II— A U TO M O B ILE S • monthly. F A 2-40*4 or FA 2 4211 TR A IL E R S Window- Seals — Unlela — Sire. AIR CONDITIONING I I — B O A TS A MOTORS Create Traps — Sand— Dry Weill this Ii a g u n t p it . to the Rita II. II. POPE CO. M i l — FARM SUPPLIES A M IRACLE C O N C R E TE CO. Theatre for L Barkrr. E*p taa S. Perk -----FA 2 4234 M ACHIN ER Y Ph. FA 2 3731 309 Elm Ave. dato Mar. 23. v» 14— P E TS . LIV ESTO C K . SU P P LIE S FUR N ISH ED apartmrnti. Mari Ilehuilt U — A R TIC L E S W AN TED Nall* Court, 2144 Orlando Rd . 15— P LA C E S TO E A T FA 2 3264. Wlndahlflrl Back RIi m IT — B K A U T1 PARLORS The O N L Y FH A Finunrrd Door Gla** \ ent (ilaa* A P A R TM E N T, clean. first floor, IS— F E M A L E H ELP W A N T E D H iim r - Avnil.ihte I'nw e ir* O ffice S u p p ly nlre for a nice couple. »h»dv, Home* Designed For I*— MALF. H ELP W A N T E D SERVICE UT So. Magnolia FA 2 3*41 NOW IN DellAKY rno!. 1 .VM W. 3rd St. 2*— M A L E OR I EM A L E Florid* Living. Stnkarik rd.ia* and Paint Co. . I ■ a na -* r,*e -— : I 3 A 4 Bedrooms— 1 A 2 Baths SI— WORK W A N TE D At low A* w !*•* G •* lea . -a D t a - r * »• 1 w d i | i a mo aa | U ( * « 112-114 W. U i 91. Pk. FA 2-4tn t ROOM. 1 bedroom furnished *^K. , • I* A I X T S I* K C I A L 2 1 -B U S IN E S S apartment, private entrance. 401 Flat F.namel Interior O P P O R TU N ITIE S ENVELOPES, letterhead*, ilale- Alkyd E. 24th Place, phone FA 2 S02I. (Include* Ulodng> Wall Taint. i* — S P E C IA I SER VICES menu, Invoices, hand bills, and 24— P IA N O SERVICES Reg. Rpeeial programs et c . Progreailve 2 A 3 ItrdrtMvm., 11. Tiled 2 BEDROOM fully furni«hrd hn.iir 3.10 330 2F-A— BUILDIN G C O N TRA CTO RS ! 2tS Randolph St. FA 2 14»> rrmttng C « Phont r A 2 » 3 t — 1st. Gallon hetha. Many t'uitom QuilUt (ealurri. 2 nd, Gallon 3W JW W rit 13th St. 11— E L E C TR IC A L ’’Where were you on the night of November 16, at tin PLU S: The convenience of CON TRACTO RS ROOM for rent with adjoining o'clock 7 . . . And what are you doing tomorrow night being within 2 block* of 21-A— B U ILD IN G , REPAIRS. PUMPS - SPRIN KLER powder room and private bath, Phona at eight!" DrHaiv PI.i*. * ci.mplrtr SYSTEMS 21-B M UILDING S U P P LIE S 4US Palmetto. Ph. FA 2 6»u» bhiqipmg Utntrr. 27— N O T IC E • P ER S O N ALS All type* and ilir t . Installed » - K ) kb E S T A T E FDR > M .E 1H — tulnninbilev A Trailer* : RKDHOOM houae. unfurniahed. ••Do It Yminelf" 21— A R TIC L E S FOR S A L E W. G. Miller. D»»*lnpcr kitchen equipped. *17 Eieambia WE REPAIR AND SE R V IC E M — F U R N IT U R E A Self* Off aa• Immediate Occupancy 3 BEDROOM home wnh workshop 1933 III U K — 4 dr special, radio Dr. Ph. PA 2 0*20. M3 00 per S T I N E ROUSKNOUl llw v. it ■ 12 D rlllrv Plata 2*— F U R N ITU R E aa* We Guarantee Personal ami hralrr, STD Tranviniision K double i *r)Kirlr on I aerr month. „ J*— LO ST AND FOUND Machine twd Supply Co. Ph. NO *-4171 or NO *1711 * HOUSEHOLD GOODS very kvmh ) condition, one owner., land Us miles wed of town Satisfaction or Your 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4432 C M ILES N O R IH OF 4-ROOM and hath furniahtd apart2 lone white ami blue, 17*0 00 I2.VX*) down. FA 2 27W5 Money Cheerfully 1— FOR R EN T SANFORD ment l i i . SOI'* W. 1*t. phone FA 2 34*I . Quick laundromat Sarvie# Refunded. New ft Used W E I.A K A A F A R TO TM TS t 11— A U TO M O IIIL K S — TR A II.R R N Shirt* Finish'd In 44 Hour* r n r .t o hath.. 114 W . R im •«. 2 BEDROOM unfurmihed kitchen 19.36— FLAM INGO. W ft 2 l<ed Furnilura and Appltaneaa b'amten# I>ry Claanlnr 3 BEDflOOM, UB. kitchrn. dm equipped houie. 2 car garage room, lot 74. Park Ave. Trailer E. 2'th Sr. Foodmart Bldg ing room, kitchen equipped Thia ia a mint pais to the Ritt 111 per month. Coll FA 14311 Park S U IT H S ID E LAUN D R O M AT atreen porch, utility room, bid Theatre for Hugh Carlton. E ip . eftrr l p. m. ; i>j r . First ?t. pk . f a f - o m W. Santa SI. 1*37— M O D EL Burkrvr Unlive date Mar. 23. •». HOWARD IV. LONG Thia it a gueat p a n tn the Movie, Trader with full trri-en cwbana 207 F. Commercial Ave S E N . us YOUR F U R N IT U R E land Drive-In for Robert RichMAJOR BROWN R E A L T Y Furnnhed Apt. SOO Park Ave. M.Sai frames Trailer Park, See Phone FA 2 2*33 • We lit Y tlm Most ardi. E*p. dale Mar. 23. 'l l . Rraltar Holme* • W# SELL th* Molt Cor. Hw y. 17-92 & 27th SI. 2 BEDROOM Houie. Call F A 2 M il LA K E MARY U N FU R N ISH ED apartment. Ph 1*36— luliertv built house trailer, 11A— F1.UMHINU ana RO OFINQ • We PAY the Most Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 !»44 Phone FA 2-ir.Ol FA 2 2*00. SUPER TR A D IN G POST *230.1. Extras. FA 2 2UM I kl.l. T i r i SV|| | | Th. F A 2 0677 2 BEDROOM , 1 « b a 'h .' full) PI l MBING A H E A TIN G I N T IK I T IS R E A L E S T A T E i K FOR BALR •— M O R TI.A G E LO IN S rquipt»ed kitchen, Florida room SANFORD Phona FA 2 7611 iR M h llll. m i m % / o \i% u aik Crum'ey O Monteilh • RIG V A LU E S w and utility room. I» t 73‘ x 13V. 4O H «h M O \ St ooo to ttoonoo available for at 117 South Park Th. F A =4193 \ollr# mf rillt* II m i Ib i • QUICK C R E D IT PLUMBING Deep well. 411 Scott Ave. T » whom u M il c tlc liiii purrhsvr of terund mortgages. • EASY TER M S Contracting A Repalra FA 2-3701. Nolle# Ir Klh*n In dcDel.m lan. Temple 1 4092 or n i r d a t u * %%11Is I*** |fi*n 2 i •*f th# Ptre Lstimalr* ROSA L . P A Y TO N Zoning M*c uIat lori • fhi* J. Ilrslln Midway- 7 3323. R. I . HARVEY HOME S E E K E R S Ragletered Itral Eatat* Mrokar i M h a m b * « r#i|U#M»(i » » n s l n c m * New And Tied Furniture » l Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 M43 *.f i.Mif !• ii. it , : i *«ut : t r.f 2 Bedroom* Ph. F A M 3 0 1 -I7 »2 at Hiawatha Nearly new 2 lilt. 1 ll home in 311 E. First SI. F A 2 3421 *— FLOW FRS. PLAN IS *P*Itik llAfnm<»c|A i#i»U* !»• Country ( tub Manor. Extras tn M l 1ii «1u o>tpi* 1 Ami Ihr / n n lt tt Florida Room « ommUDlon d«l«riMlnH in r#» AZALEAS In Bloom. Large 2 nit. UB. kitchen eqjlp|)cd. .orchide kitchrn Hove, tpare heat New A Usrd Furniture ft AppU4nfPli’i*tml |<» ih# ||«*Kfit 41'f K#ml nIII!r — F.H .A . — Srlcctiun from 31c or 3 nrr tut Mo. pint. 137,34. r r and Venetian blind*. Screened 1 ‘m i n h i <*mmlaiIuii9M I h r f o t l c n anrrt A Good Place Tn t’lacc m |'*k *|*o«rll*#tl |tfnppr|v FA 3.1334, Eat. 406, t'olb/ or for SI 60 porch and carporte. Priced at B U Y SEI.I. or• T R A D E ,1 We are clearinjr these PLUMBING ii i InatuofrIa I* All *»f Hprlii* Ifam. F A 2 (WAV G R A P E V IN E M RSERV **-■>') with Suii) down and 133 JEN KIN S F U RIN NIITU R E ei TURK (Ml*r|) I .r |»IA1 aaR .le»i lilt* I In |*|fl| ram out • >1 a low IIEAIING I*.•a•* •«, t*uV>11* i#cordi Grapes (lie Ave. FA 2 MJ6 monthly including lavra *nd in­ 400 SanfordI Ave. Ji#<rtI Me.fr Count). money waving price. surance. Available now. 3 BEDROOM home »* »o . kitchen T y b U . h n r i n i will l»# ti#M In (Include* Cloaing) AIR CONDI HONING w o n H lit M > n » ."•cntinnio Counit Court II omr# equipped Ixvw down payment. C O N TR A C T and REPAIR WORK U ird furniture, npptianrtt, loot* 1*33 ( ADIUI.AU •62 * — 4 Door Farm A Garden Ceatar Zoning nu#ife>r* off*--*. T u m .Ih Call FA 2 1429. Cuitom hud; 3 Hit. I tile hath etc. Bujghi-aold. Larry'* Mart lloirh IT. l» it « !•.«« ) \l or IM7 Sanfnrd | «f, FA 2 4342 Sedan Hydroiitstte Transm it ANNUALS ms pnon i list •#ft* r »* butoll*!#. humr with a lovely i-quipped 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. F A 1A132. M l Catary Art. vion, Power llraket, Potter ftrmhml# Count r /.uning kitchen Modern wall furnace, IIV O W N E R — 2 b r frame hou*r. Steering. Radio ami llealrr. 3 0 -I.O M AND FOUN D Venetian blind" and awning win Itr Cub*11 I. Jlrow n kitchen equipped, large preltv Power Window* ami Seals. Far IIE A I I IF 1*1. DISH G AR D EN S Joe C. Ihomat Mointiirit* Count? 7.onlnr daw*. Ilrauliliil h*rdw<M>d floor*. SANFORD I LOWER SHOP yard, gixnl location. I4,v>i cadi tpiv#i for lory Air Conditioned l.u t l 10 Z2 Sarita St. FA 1064# L'*ST en* bny'» Rirycl* all* 24". Only 11 730 down in* hiding ill FA 2 1*22 nr FA 21111 or small equity and t.Vl nin. Owner. Only .36 433 miles t Bloaka Hast Of Frtntk lt d . J. C. Illfgtns. Wat lost 0 ■■ lie I w«*| ml |i» I ##•♦» rloilnc cuita and 1X1 (at rnunth payment!. I all FA 2 3117. 14— PIANO SERVIUK .................. ...... . *21*1 *r«UMls li lR I I . H s u 4»f riBrldia In vicinity of High School. Can Aeaaua an 20tk Street. 1y. immediate) poi»r»»ion -*• •• 12— ■OATH and MornRft i • rfAM iF '>e identified. Itrward Phono M O D E L O f BN D A IL Y N A N O TU N IN G A R EPA IR IN G la *# « i « r.oloi# all \» L A K E F R O N T HOME and grmr. Open Mon. and Fri. till ( P. M. 1*37 FORD Ranch Wagon F.V 2 4411 or FA 2 2*t4. Your Evtnnide Dealer iin t T iiA a . Kiim i.Ki: W. I . IMRMON R O B ER T A. W IIA JAM S. XratUr lift PRA# 1 bunder bud Power Plant Stan Ideal for rountry living. Near ROHSON SPORTING GOODS Ph T A 2 1723 After 3 00 p, m. *" " 1 1\ i i . \ u i ii »: Raymond latedqelal, A.toe. ban! Tranamisvion Radio and .194 6 * R. 1st. Than. FA 2 4141 Sanford. Houie lx < H. 3 brd SuMi* to » l'» n that th* g O ST— LEASE. Big Sal* Os Atlantic Risk Bldg. H E R B E R T SYENSTROM Heater, l-owt mileage — ilean, rtrama, I'x bathx Tile floor* i i n d i r n i R i d a l ii , r»n *ha M t h dav FA 2 2111 ?!■ I III II DING N IN T H ACTORS Evervlhlng Furniture Uanler. iaf M m h, \ |i l%*i t»r#»#nl to Itrjivlered lliokre M ERCURY O U I no 3RD MOTORS inside amt out throughout, rentt.il heal, (irr lb# ll*in%*FAh|r l,"'lhlF J 'i'l *r a.f 3 BEDROOM UB. living A dining LEV ItlSVI It W P. SMI III XlaXa place with hratllalor. attic fan tor carpentry, painting, screen­ FOUN D: Trevcription glavtr* ia I** tit.laol# i *411141). 1'ti.f i d i . tna final tuoin, kitchrn equipped, family l O I T I E H H O k im W (#tiiin aml Atiiirhor* #o Onibuard Sale* A Seralre ing. rooting, and platter repair, lirrcieway and garage. Altu I'll room. 2 bath*, quiet neighbor C l *4 y I or taf Iba Cilal# *#f IlCf*. ilowr.town Sanbird. owner may tiki OI.DSMIIBU E M ' Holiday KEN T IIR R E T T 2313 Park Ave. FA 2 4214 a.phalt tile. avbeMox siding, tool ihrd with doublr rarportr T il A \ KCNTI.IIIl. al#« #a»rU. At .I hood, city limit*. SI4.300 til have by identifying xml paying Avtociatev t uupe ID drnmatie, P it »• r r pt roi l 11 t hm » M th#r#. ntaW mavunry ur wcud sirpt, Itvating 20 acrei land, approxiuutrlv mongsgr. S3300 down or Irrm i. for thia ad at Sanford Herald KDbllcPtlun In i b# iiiiH Judf# for Brakes. Power Steering. Heater 11| _ rei|.livestock gweplif* 111 N. Park Ph. I A 2 242* and repairing garages xml in cltrui Small like Price tafc a final iM tltm ni of M« aMrafniPFA 2 1*4!) Office. Factory Air Coodllioned, Pail wrecking call F.A 2 4999. nf *|M tBipi* anil for in or.ly *12.300 oritil *11CCll At plit S him PR PUi It drd Hash White finish. Only RKGISTF.ItKR Atwrileen Ang'iv This I* a gueit pan to the Movie Ctaaiified Duplay Kl«> lCel| Bull Excellent thaw conform* 23— n .M T B I C A I . SERVICER 17.132 Miles tnd laxihs Like I tot#«] tin* ii.# t ! i i d ir of l*#b* Drexmwold Secllor. — All cleared land Drive-In for Bobby Ring. S i . JJ»m * A e w iy C »m f+ A f lion and ready for dole *• herd New. f u ll). A l» I >J * Price I* right. 2411 Uhaae Ave Exp. dair Mar. 23. M. n*)Bt.iml II. |>l tirr For information c a l l VACUUM C LEA N ER REPAIRS (22*3 17* N . Tark Ava. Ph. F a 2-4123 Phone FA 2 3001. Sanford. At K««fu9*r nf *9i# KptJ'A Part* for all make* of rleaacrt. F.A 2r.2u*. «f PC RTIIA A K r t t i f l L F.lerirolux. Hoover, Kirby, rlr. 1*34 llir .Y R O L l.T ' J i n ' 2 Door f>«rPAt#4 PLANTATION ESTATES. ~iargt P R IC E D TO S E L L .1 thia lovely Free pukiip Work guarautreii. Station Wagon, Y l Engine, P»w I I - R E A I T Y P ARIiO M woodrd lot. rorner Lucerne and 2 HR. maionry country home, I* IhF « #BM **f lb# 4 **M«IF J*4a*. FA 2 4763 rrglide. Radio and Hester. New Delmar, Sacrifice tl?30U) |*»v R»m I h I« 4•naif, yiRfMii la fl* on large, nearly *j acre lot. IIA R H IE T T S B E A U TY MHIK While Finish and flrady To Go bait, ing pant for. V, S. White. I7U0 Hoove Biting — Electric Service bearing citrus tree*, nicely furn­ 103 So. Oak la r*i 1*^1^ «f 91293 F.A 2 3742. Falrwav Ave. So. St. Peter* Sid A ihlen UCfTAV >4. MATH H|. N ished too. burg, Fla t A -F R M A l.K WR1.P WAWTRH R A N D A LL E LE C TR IC CH 1*37 C H E V R O L E T ■ 210 ' 4 Door Immediate potieiainn. P h o n e ▼a All C ttliiR ti aatf r » » » * « Hit* li t Magnolia FA 2 u*I3 F A 2 3221 for appointment. I l f rlataiR ar n s a ta li Agllail Station Wagon. V I. Powrrglide, N EW — 3 Itedroom masonry home. CURB GIRI-S over 21 Apply in MM ■•lllti Excluiivr with Power nrakrt. Radio and Heat­ Yau ind suh <»f *ou sr# her#. Lake puvllrgv, paved street* person al Pig ’N Whistle 1— Mahogany Duncan Phyla 23 A - BUILDING - R E P A IR S— er. 2 Tone Flnlih. Good Tire* by nwtth«4 and r«qulr»d in fir** IlVXi. down pa)rnrnt !I3 (*i. Lake FA R M E R 'S A G E N C Y St PAINTING Drop Leaf S Pier* Dinette. ••lit ir y ililm i and ittmsnd* and Mechanically Rlghl. Sylvan Estates 7 miles west nf • Mrl| )r*i», nr #t«h*r nf ) du, mar V V. Farmer. Realtor Extra Nice -. SU.SO *11*1 tin* a|im«t ib# #•(•(• nf iH H ta Male lleln Wauled FLOOR saadtrg and f.nuhing Sanford on 111 44 41*1 St.) t». R. Whitmore, Axiec. TAV M MATIIIMbN. i l f t t l H !•»• 2— Mahnganv I^m p Table* and riaamng, waxing. Serving FA 2 3313 of tbld I'rtUR'I, tn Ik* **«ti«iv 114 S. Freach Ava. Th. F A 2 3221 1*32 F O R II Custom 2 Door Sedan YOUNG MAN W A N TED — apply in J Coffaa Table. Sat of Three Judf* of ?#m.n#!o » agM i Y!#r ta Seminole County sine* 1*23. 6 Cylinder, Standard Transm it a• bta offir# In tb>- * urt bmj«* After hours F A 2 241* or FA 2 4121 T H E Only .. . 12*10 person Crystal Lake Nursery B EST LAI D PLANS II. M. Gleason. Laka Mary »*f told I ' o u n i r i t M / tlv i il . f l i o . tinn. Radio and Heater. Talk lake Alary, Fla O F MII K .iml MEN 14b. » I I h I h sight *atand«p I-A K E F R O N T; modern 2 bedroom 2— Full Site Hollywood lied* attaint gav mileage, tills should tru n'ii* (runs IhP link# tli* f'rat j* - INw| it \ M I Each 124 VO gab|t«blla<i of thia anile* Kiali humr with doutile garage. Ijtlle did tin- owner dream when do It. 21-Nark Named •lain) or d*mariil ahall b# in *||i • FA 2 6132. • (filial (umnutnily he settled In ibis lieailtllul new *UV. t — Full Site. Hollywood Bad tf)R and tHa’I t»'# fta»# r*f home * few vhort month* ago raining A f. FA 2 7*2* ra*idan*a ond t«r>at nffi-« mf in* JC cU U lA Only 12*10 • Nrar fiolf Cnurar rlilm iht and abaJJ ba *»*»rn ' # b» that unuvual nrmstaners would tttl C A D IIJ -A r *2 4 Door Sr tba rlairvant. •*•■ t. •■♦nm** i* ( Ironing. 10c A lie T A 2 7241 Nestled in the ihade of 6 large / I K U U '-'i l ) make it necessary for him to din. Hyvlroinatir. Power Steer] —Twin Site Imretpring Mat- m y au< k claim or dan and r.ot a tree*, tint two liedrooin furmth It m e i. Like Naw. veil II at H S U U N FO R Tt log. I'ow rr Hiakrt, Radio and liabysil ur iron, f A 2 787* fil*4 #Hall he loiil V.litdr f.#»»*»•*»! rd home wait* for you. Each 117.10 N A TE t.Y the»e tiling* happen Hralrr. While anil Blue Finish ii a d m in la t ra l r 11 «f tht Meitch Bldg FA 2 i it i Price S473U00 .When I hey do some alert Factory Air Conditioned. One 7 ? -B » iiS f H OpportorUtsea______ 2— Twin Sire llollvwi.ial Red-. l**'iis »«f Include* Cloning Cost 117V) down; Total Monthly Pay lll'g T %V M >1AT II151.A buyer a|wa)» gets a good buy nwnrr and right in every way I7— X H T IC E H — f’ FRSft.N AI.B New But Shop Worn. dac#a**d BUSIN KM OPPORTUNITY mewl! IIS 2* For a QUICK SAIT, the owner Mirk N C U k lt ia l Jr, Each . .. 433 30 Turn Wrat On 201 h R E A L E S T A T E D R IV F.IN MAN OR WOMAN r r» llni *sa IN COM E TAX SER VIC E ba> agreed to tell this lovely Si. Follow Country Kanfpfri F Inf Ida 2144 Franrh Ave. i»U C A D ILLA C •*;• Convertible 3— Full Site Inntnprlng MatItnpvmvihlr per urn from this Mm. II. Aturray Tlir-p ItrdriNiui, Two bath bc«***n•< » •1• !-•’ » • ( lull ltd. ft Watch Coupe Itydrumatir. P u ar e r u e tiei. Each MO.UO atra. to service and inllrct from III! Celery Ave i> H im tikii/ti* at i- d K*hf i *m FA 2 13*1 HOM E under 1IC«»*I, vviili alwoit Slrrlm g. Had o ami H ra lrr For Our Signn . . . E L E C TR IC cigarette dispensers Cloved Sunday IM'ei cash, balance LESS than I — Twin Inner-prinr Maine** rubitah Fab. !l. J» A Har Realtor I'ower AA'indowt and Seal. Good No selling, l ar. reference*, and IF ) rent L )»d II0O0 •Call Hall” Phone FA 23<41 mechanical condition. 1CM nq m *2.493 00 investment lie* a diet Tahlrl*; week* supply LOW TE R M S NIJ . B U T VALUE. Me Roumillat A Andrrior, — 1— Twin Sit* UnU Spring. Extra *2*3 necesiary. 2 to 12 hour* weekly Y E S S . . S’ It lias an R A Y M O N D M. B A L I. Faust* Drug Store. Good 17.10 9:00 A. ,M. T i l Dark nett rvirtlrn t return. Possible U L TR A modern, all eledrie 1*13 M ER C U R Y Montclair Hard R E A LTO R A IN Sl ROB full tlmr work. Fur local inter Kitclun ALSO the owner will 2— Full Sue loll Spunga, Extra SU N D A Y -A K TIIT.R M FDR BALR top Coupe Alerr u Malic, Power Third SI. h Park Avenue. South view give phone and partlrulari (loud 110 00 throw In all hit living room J. I.. 1IOHRY. Sheriff «f Steering. Power Brakes, power 2:00 I*. >1. T i l Dark \ all ( all Kail Write International Sales A FACTO R Y J O YOU and one bedroom furndurr In Seal. Hadio and Healer. Good Thon# FA 21*41 Odd Twin and Full S ilt BookSeminole County will pay AHg Co nf New Orleans, I.a , ALUMINUM rludmg NF.W T V and s Desk pta*lir Interior. This ear use* <*•* Iliad B-ardi N EW . R EW AR D of S2S.00 for inIm . to 2A Canal Strerl, New V E N E T IA N B U N D S If you are looking for TERMS. liltlr oil bur ran he bought for Value* To I U 10 New *10.00 For the Beit Ruya tn Heal Eitata Orleans. I.a. g u Enclosed head Sagproof bottom Thia it not your home BUT formation leadinR In the SKE C U L L E N A IIAK K K Y To ! » 30 only. rail with plastic ends. Plastic . , if you are looking for QUA *4*3 arrant and rnnvirlinn nf Ilnwinesus O p p rirliin tly W. A. < **>♦. Jr. Saltaman 1 — Echo!* Day and 'Niter Sola. or rayon lapev. Colton or nylon L I T Y at a BARGAIN. . .( ALL ( onvlruction Co.. Inc. M nn Or U ’nmnn Ducnntinued Fabric. New any parnon dumpinr lra«h 110 K . Park Ava. Ph. F A 2-2211 cards. Thr.vr ore nnly nn us at ONCE Sit Meat 23th SlrtCI But Shop Bern. JJI10 Value nn Ih* III W A Y S O F SE- M A Y F A IR S E C TIO N : Spacious 3- M. II. "Bill- STR.MPER Ageaay exampl* nf what we have fieiponviblr person from this area, S tn k arik Cila** and Point Co. Phone FA 2 2102 Now . S3*.10 ta aervire and eolleel from rigs 111-114 W 2nd St. Ph FA 2-4422 Realtor A Insurer M INOLK C O U N T Y . bedroom furnished home. OwnIn offer. Why Day More! retie dispensers. No selling. 1— 2 Piece Foam Rubber Livina Ai»oe. Laura B. Oiier. II. F. Taffer er. FA 2 l*M. Car, rffrreneei and 1392.30 to Room Suite. Naw But Shop Arthur F. Day Everett Harper 11*73 00 investment neresiary. 7 Worn. 123*00 Value Phone F A 2 4MI U* N. Park to 12 hour* weekly net* up In Now . ... M l 00 *322.30 Monthly inrnmr. Pnuiblf *— Ocd Ocraiisnal Chairs full time work. For local m irr • iMtaxani Surrounding* • Special Diela' Each .. IT M To SU M view give phone and particulars • Llecnned LPN On Duly A t All Time* We invite you lo ht uur guexla abaolulcly fre* Write Pan American Dislribut 1— Full Sue Mahogany Pwater without obligation at one of Sanford’* leading ing Co. Inr. I*. O Box 7317 Nfwr Bed Extra M l * ___ *1130 • Home Almoapher* TV TU BES Orleans 19. 7/vuitlana. Moltla whll* you local* Mltable houaing fnr « I — t'«ad 2 Pifca Living Room TE S T E D FR EE you tad your faaiUy. Pick up your k*y at th* Sutu. Only ------------- *PA0 2nd amt PalaiatH* J O f iA L .U B m - la year bama i i w g i i g I* Car* Raqairwd “ •• Offie*. [CMB*tota Hock m trarkj Day FA 2 -W I Night PA 1-4M4 W E L L D RILLIN G Fairbanka Mori* Pumps Call FA 2-4174 Rapairt lo all makes Kletirmte 23 ft. aluminum Ycllouraionr Horn* For Th* Aged Trailer. Saertfirc fnr rash by Complete TaAa M strtao r Lawn Maintenance: V U I U C Y O D H AM . K m . Phone FA 2-T214 ownet. Lived in lesa than 12 Far. nth A Hlway 11*2 Fertiluer. Spranng. M o x e t a f , Phene F A 1-1M l Corner Hwy* 17-91 A S7th St. I l l So. Magnolia F A 2 4221 mnnlhs Camp Sermnolc, San JO H N I.OMMERRE ford, Fla. US Willow Ave. F A 2-TIM SUNLAND Estates I & South PIN EC REST Sm ! LAKE MARIE 3rd Addition. ESTATES VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low .Aa $ 100 $350 DOWN AUTOGLASS INSTALLED Remington Portable *59.50 $SAVE$ ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. WE'RE JAMMED TO THE RAFTERS WITH Legal Notice GOOD COUNTRY CLUB MANOR WIIaSON - MA1ER CARS • Mather of Sanford EMERGENCY Will *28000 *8280.00 Plumbing <£ Kupairs only !§7*50 monthly Stenslrom Realty LOTS Chui c LOTS Legal Notice N EW New' And Used RAVENNA Furniture Hargains PARK HOM ES NO NOISK lILKi; $450 Down J. W. HALL OPEN D A IL Y R E WA R D B U 0£4H J vmm*wm*4444wm Save Dollunt At HOLLER >1 WKUOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Mo t o r Sal es KATES $100 To $200 Scott's Pa/m M anor Odham & Tudor, Inc. J ] -ti �Discover the WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE —i- - r /*. m •it V -- - CRTS HKYWAKIUOK KIDK — Rear A«tm. Lula [>•Flo rw (Ret.) la shown shortly after completing hi* first flight In the AM ) Skywnrriur. The Admiral w u given a f ir s t -hand d< mon*tratinn of the cu|vuhlliUp* of the plane bar C<fr. Hal Lang, commanding officer of VAH-7. (Official U. a. Navy Photo) 'Young In Heart' Is Never Too Old Proof H u t the "yotrs* In heart" at*, an amphibious a n ri.il quit* mow iw rtr too old wa* typified Ia»t etlrn.lvrly. Ha romm.nrcd fly­ ing hi* own aircraft forty-aaven when R«ar Admiral Lu i. l>eyear* ago. U SN R tR aU , embarked flignt. which runalatad of lo r Ma Brat flight (n an AST) Jet low level flying around th. lo.-al area, waa piloted by Commander Ik y warrior. Although lit. Admiral ikrlinwl ll.l lang, commanding offic.r «f IHeavy Attack Squadron Sevan. to give bt« actual aga, (h i. birthHr Vila demon.tralrd Ine Hit Say waa Wrdnenlay) he dad ail- man.uv.r in tha Skywairier. g i t to having long *tnr. p»**a*l In addition to tha Admiral Lt. Col 0 A. Gilliland, the beersTtea Admiral, who U a m . in bar lary'a Slarlr.a Corps Aide, waa t i Mm Secretary af tba N a v y ', of- aboard, making h i. flral p-t flight. Heal par*y rurrrnilr louring saal T h . Third Crewman wa* R. W. am naval air h a m , la often re­ Join*, atlaliun electronic* tech­ ferred to a. tha "(athor" ot tba nician third Clara, U. S. Navy, who M avy'i Training Aida Program. briefed the admiral prior to takeHa ta cm* of the lin t Naval avia- oil toaa and awn. and personally opariJunng ingot, to* Admiral aa.i.lrd Lang in Um navigation and la qu<dc Ijtng. "did a hangup Job." The Admiral wa* moat imprea-ed wilh the A il), particularly with rrapact to Ihr relative cornfurt «■ compared with other y»l Sr Ja Hammonil aircraft hi which h. ha* flown, Itwar VA l-M tS and upon return atat.d it sat one •I the moat enjoyable flight a ho bad ee*e anpericncad. VW. kaogwood Civic Laaru* «d l apaoHr a hakr aal. in front ot tea pottoffirr Heturrfa- M irrh 7, to ll a. m. Itaai. Muuu W moor a at the weekly Jaycee It, Mailun l(. June* •Wen A g r Dane, were H illy Jaur Jam*. Met.ill. paratrooper alaRol>crtaon aiul Jamca l.yran*. l.i»l Honed al SI. Ilrayg, N. C , Ha* dance; Colton r.l.n and (.aura l ean Ilia gucat of ill, grandmother, U i.-ai-r, alnw dance George (lain- Mr*. (». ti. M rM .lian, lock bat lirrn named full lime Friend* hwe will regie! In learn akairman of the weakly alfaira. of the death of Ihr fathvr of Mr*. rhi|«rom ng la it arak wrra Mr. Hoy La ton. Havanah. (Ja. Mra. Eaend Mr* Hill l.a lire*. Mr. aud aon ha* waited her anl.r m law, Mr*. Pred Kaeitvon. X. II. Hop- Mr*. Mae K. King In livtrdo many hint, rharlr* Koch. Mr. and M r.. lime* Sill Hurrh, fh>yla llrown, Mr. ami Mr* MllliMt (tore and Mr* Jack M n . Dave (Jure .ml polira rbtrf liodd ante rid Orlando Junior Col­ Ciauda l.ayo and Mr* l.avo. let* thli .rn iriW r. Hcaal Trip I idle* A r t (ia n ii The Coil, awl Cani|>ai. troop* I Julie* were honor gurati lliur* of (hrI Seoul Troup rtnu will »«•*■ day higlil when members of Ilia an Audubon acri-ra lour "River <W Brotherhood of (he Flr*l Hapti.t tha Crying Bird" at the Winter Church conkiil » r d u-rved nipper W rk high tcnool amidnriuni, Hal prvccding their regular mreting. trrday at 10:46 a. m. This trip Charlie Diahinon waa ai charge WlU aeru- a* a Map In earning of arrangement!, Um lira m alm badge. lee J'ugll, engineer With Uia Girls will leave from lb* hom* Marlin Company of Orlando, waa af Mra Ilium Kldinlg* on Wild- goeat .(leaker. Blare Slrr*t at 10 • in. ami will Cirrte liiira Niwwar Mtura at I It: Ri p. in. SI ainhr ra of tha Kalta Saw Car­ lYoopIcad.r Mm Mabai Chap- rie, meeting at tbr home of Mr* Smui and co leader# Mra. Vernic* A. II. Kay J r ., Monday rirntiig, Conrad, Mra. I'at l.yman, Mr*. held a m rpriar .to ri tbower fo* Nanay riamroti and Mra. Jana Mra. Jan Mu.#. Angara will accompany tba group. Mr*. K a, irrvaM deUciuui (tag man rhoeolair cake, jello and colfee to Mra. M um -. Mr*. Robert L Kagailal* Jr., M ri. Hob Ward Mra. I Jane (Jo re, Mr*. Urn f Ward Jr., Veala I'rmlanU, WU, Mrrk, Ray H enley and Antbcmy Danitil. • Longwood Oviedo News Rev. Timms Gets Call To Gainesville Ww u ry Rev. William K Tlmma appointed to the Centa­ Mrthodltl Church. Caine, toil*, rt*. The retirtd niiuiMer, who haa bean a rriidcnt of FUnfued for tom and one half yeara, reported to haa new church yraterday. H e r. Ttm mi waa the leather of toe Mrn'a IHhlr (Taaa of the rin d Mrlhodiaf Church during hta May lu;f» A* a m.mbrr of i*w Mlcidgan Hethodut Lonfcrmce atucr ltr.'H, Rav. Tlmma bad aerved ai tka Winona iM kb.) Lake Htble Coofermce for the past M yeara. H r and hta wife are natlvea af England, and have traveled Fa gftrn too nine! throughout tha world. The former Sanford r r ai­ dant te known ai an* af toe moat dynamic evangeUeta in America. Ma will aerve in QalneaviUa until Cohen With Army Unit In Nurenbura R O B E R T O. COIIKN I’li Robert Cohen ia Rationed in Nurrnburg, Germany with toe 3#th Army ArlilleryCoben te Ih* ton to Mr. »rd Mra. R. A. Cnben. ! » Magnolia Ate and ■ IBM graduate of Seminole High School Ida work with the Third Gun Battalion on the 2M> M. M. tun te clntaifted. His letter* to Hanford dearribe Nuroatburg na t very old and InleratUng (My. Another Snnfned boy, Sammy D-nn. alvo in ala Honed hi to# German city, and the pair hnva enjoyed alghtaeeing together. Friend* who wish to cacrttoonS with Cohen may us* this address: Pfc. Robert O. Cohen. T k U I U I M jJjT'AMtoT I i ben Your BRAND New, GRAND Now W bt FOOD FAIR Comes to SANFORD! POOD FAIR, a fanout m u m - o i m a t Am«rfca't “Top Tw«»v«H o# e M r«Ka* chant* - 6th largest of the nation's food chains proudly announces Ms debut in SAN­ FORD, city of vigorous and dynamic progress. We bring you a completely new and WONDERFULLY DIFFERENT concept of super market shopping in FOOD FAIR - a “Wide, Wide World” . . . of FOOD . . . of QUALITY . . . of VALUES! EVER! GREATER SA V IN G S with LOWEST PRICES EVER COMPARE PRICES ON ITEMS ON YOUR OWN PANTRY SHELVES! THEN SEE FOOD FAIR S LOWER PRICES FOR THE SAME ITEMS. See How You Save at Food Fair Mssosvr A # W O N D E R F U L D I F F E R E N C E k Fair's Famous P.S.G. Top Q u a lity Moats and Poultry Proloclad, Select«d and Guaranteed to please you 103ft or your full purchase price choerlully re­ funded The sam e U. S. Gov't graded tender, full flavored meats ae served in the finest hotels and restaurants! All moats are cut Ireeh and packaged irosh in our store! P U to iv r Ike W O N D E R F U L D I F F E R E N C E f. Food Fair's Far Groater Dinomr the WONDERFUL DIPPBRBNCM k -ood Fair's Consistently High "Quality-Control" Policy!! rood Fair te dedicated to bring you the highest p o s s ib le quality—at the lowest possible price . . . This is Food Fair’s w ay of keeping down food costs lor ycu! . . . and guaranteeing satisfaction every lime you shepf O b trm r the W O N D E R F U L D I F F E R E N C E k Food Fair's M ultitudk of Variety of Selection!! AAodom Shopping Convonioncos MORE famous brands and canef . . . in more from which to choose . . . whether you shop lor two or a family of te n !. . Greater variety in fresh meat euts, too, to please every tamilyl Extras" aimed to give you the ultimate in shopping pleasure . . . fust to mention a few—a faster, o o curate checkout system !. . . a 95 ft. long store direo tory shows where to lind every Hem . . . and rrVT.y, •nany others* �m School Votes Tomorrow; Family On P TA Issue Deaths Reported The Sanfurd Gnunmur School P T A tonight will ballot on the question of whether to withdraw from the Florida and National Parent-Teacher Aaaociationa. Lait night, the Oviedo P TA withdrew from the two bodie*. The resolution to cpcratu independently of the two larger organizations passed without a dissenting vote. ----------------------------------------------------j p M ud(J k ^| offl News Briefs jiatern ity Discussed M ANILA I L l ’l>— Delegates from IT Pacific nations opened discus sions ted ay at a two week con­ ference on maternal rare. Fish Guses Fatal MORGAN C IT Y , La. (U P I)— Three men working waist-deep In decomposing ftsh were asphyxiated Monday by accumulated gases. l&ollins" Birthday TA LLA H A S S EE (U P II — Gov. LeKoy Collins celebrated his Mth birthday today with rake and • full schedule of work. New Record For Jobs TA LL A H A S S E E (U P I) - Nonfarm employment in Florida hit an alltim# high of L262.IW In "gnuary. Tombstone Kills Boy B IE L L A , Italy <L’PI s— Five year-old Eduardo Machetto was crushed to death by a falling tombstone while visiting hi* grandfather's grave with hit mother. WN cw A W York fipts IO IK V J C lo rFiirht i K ‘ tb 'G ltK (DPI) — Promoter Bill Koaenaohn ammnerd today that the Floyd Pattarson-lngemar *9iansson tight will he staged In Mew Yorti In June. Hawaii Gets Nearer W A S H IN G TO N (U P I) - T ta * Hawaii statehood bill took ■ giant Step toward final congressional ap­ proval today by clearing the House Rule* Committee. Happy To Run Again cral, (.ornmvoded th* U v i t d o group for ils atUoo. Ladd ta scha dtiled to sppssr el the Sanford meeting tonight. The Oviedo group became the second in Semi­ nole County to withdraw from the state and national gnu pa because ^ - t(a r hia«i of on* world!**" supported by the Florida and Na ttonal Congress. The motion by the Oviedo PTA said that the Stata and National PTA* had “ seen fit to extend activities beyond the object* ori­ ginally act forth in charter* . . and min national and International politic*." The resolution said " s o m a groups" had been trying to force endorsement of propaganda of world government end that the Of iedo P TA “ Is opposed to any such endorsement." Oviedo members said they be lieve P TA efforts should be de dirated to "the promotion of fun da mental American Idas la and teachings of sound educational principle* In our schools which, combined with good bom* training, will provide a program of child welfare and education for our children." • The rcsoluUoo said the Oviedo group, after long study, concluded that " U can best serve the pur ,or *hlfh “ Itw"edited 0,*,nU'd i,- withdrawing." that u,# troUp will continue to operate as a parent-teacher group, but will be known as Oviedo Parent-Teach­ er organisation (P TO ). .Membership*, monies, proper­ ties and other possessions of th* old P TA were transferred lo th* new P TO . Loot Being 'Cut' As Law Walks In ^ t t A M I (U P I) - Kruturky Guv. J r B. (Happy) Chandler announ­ ced today he's ready again to MASSAPKQUA. N. T . (U P I) — campaign for th* Democratic IViliie seised today four men who presidential nomination held up a l-ong Island bank, three of them a* Ihey were counting out the (70.000 loot un a kitchen table. Nassau County police said th* B L A N TY R E , Nyasaland (U P I)— The Rhodesian air force dropped bandit* were previously r*|>utalJe supplies lo security forces In riot, business men. none of whom had torn areas of Nyasaland today, in­ a imsIIcc record. The four signed statements ad dicating new African violence wa* milting the daring business hours Apccted. holdup of ih* Security National Rank lure Monday afternoon, of­ C1IESSINGTON, England (U P I) ficer* reported. A pair of handcuffs, which wit — A prowler slipped into the pas­ ture of three circus ponies Mon­ nesses said was carried by one of day night ami carefully clipped th* masked holdup men, led to the off and stole the tads and mraas roundup Police said a check of local dealers indicated that hand of each animal. cuffs had hern purchased recently by Thomas Park* 17, a plumber. Parka was questioned at his H A R L A N , Ky. ( L T l l — A strike home and finally admitted that he 1% J.lOu miner* In Harlan County was on* of the thugs. He Identi­ began its second day today with fied his companions and police holt tide* deadlocked in th* dis­ pute over a ui.lon demand for a located (hem at 1 i. m. at the home of Anatolt Rylsky. 44, a contract renewal. tavern ownrr. With Rylsky In his kitchen were Richard Hatch, 33, a blueprint de­ W ASHINGTON (U P I) AKL- veloper. and William McHenry, 21, CIO President George Mi-any to­ an insurance salesman. They were day challenged business organisa­ counting out th* loot, which they tions to adopt organised labor s had brought from th* bank In aid* of ethics and punish cm- paper sacks, preparatory to divid­ )•»>»rs who violate it. ing it up. All of tha stolen money waa re­ covered. authorities said. W ASHINGTON (U P li — in* D*. fens* Department said today the radar warning line acroaa tba top of Die U. S. will be extended across Greenland at a cost af more than 27 million dollars. Violence Expected Ponies' Tails Stolen Miners Still Out Meany Asks 'Ethics’ Longer W arning Line Thursday To Bring New Schools Data Meeting Is Called O n County Home Mrs. Ruth Hamilton. Lonfwood. has acccpti-d the chairmanship of ■ voluntary cilirrns trlvt to help palirnta at the Cou..iy Home. Mrs Hamilton today said she would attempt In get Interested cilirrns together for a meeting In I hr court huuv# on April I. Shr called for a "facelifting amralitm'' on Ih* County Home JFd urged ell who are interested to "Join hands to help our sen­ ior ritixcns." The April 1 meeting will be held In the court room, starting ■t ( p. m Developer Shows Plans For Project toRilt Lynch, developer of Wrath•Tfifid, displayed plans for a hug« shopping ce-itcr this morn ta r Th# stores will lie grouped un­ der one roof, connected by a landscaped arcade. Parking apace for 2oo cars Is planned. Lynch said several "brand name" stores had applied for leases. Ground was broken on th* first kLnc In Wealhersfield today. Ljn rh added. “ Within a few weeks, w* will have 100 con­ structed." Ydvinjfton Elected Fools Yrlsmgton was elected secretary treasurer and a director of the Building Official* Associa­ tion of Florida at a recent meet­ ing tn Gainesville. Yrlvlngton is **lf budding Officials at tha Stminol* County School board will know Thurs day when bids will be openrj for th* construction of th* first new school tn the county. The 0'30 a. m. meeting wlU b* held In the office of R. T . Milwee, superintendent of schools Milwee, John Rrumlsy and Kirk Gunby re­ turned to Sanford Saturday with a check for 13.200.000 from the tale of school bonds. Gunby, financial director for the board, will outline a program for the Board on Thursday, Re porta of th* business transaction with Salomon Bros , ami Hutiler. purchasers are also eipcclrd. The Skywatrioe. of th# Savage Son* a( Sanford will arrive at Rainey T V Id tomorrow betweaa 10 a. m. and noun. According to a dispatch received by Heavy Attack Wing One, th* lianas will launch in th* morning from the USB Korrrital. Th* Forrests] will steam into Norfolk, where more Sanford man will be flown to th* Naval Air Sta­ tion in cargo planes. Tragedy marrrd th* h a p p y homecoming of two man. who** identities have not been revealed The parent* of ooe, and th* wife and four-year-old son of another were killed an route to Norfolk. Details of th* aeeideiit are not known. The two men are to arrive at Rame> FiWd at 4 p. m today tn an A3D flown by Lcdr. Roy Farmer. U .(jg ) John Halley Is foe bom­ bardier navigator. Welcoming home foe Savage Soni tomorrow wUI be Navy offi­ cials (Including out-of-town brass), members of the City and Count) Commissions, ( hamt er of Com­ merce and Armed Force* Commit­ tee. Dependents will, of course, take the foreground Few arr expected to hear the strains of Com Atr Jacksonville's band, driven here for th* occasion. VAH-S left th* Sanfurd Naval Air 8tal!cn last August for the Mediterranean. Th# squadron was recently relieved by Heavy Attack .Squadron Eleven aboard the A ir­ craft Carrier Franklin D. Roose­ velt. Th* Florida gymphony Orcnaa tra waa born at tha tattiatJva of sevarai music lovers la tha fall ti tlW. Starting aa a half am*latsr, half profaaatoaal group, R ataadtly hat matured and to no* tha only professional resident archcaua to Florida. Music!ana from ail porta at Baa U. t . come to Florida annually to play under Ihe baton of Ihe dlt Taafo ...... * VOL T 5 H x AM DfDKl’K N D K N T D A ILY fjnited P r* a Lmood Wire ftctabJished 190H * TU E S D A Y. M ARCH 10, 1068 SANFORD. F L O R ID A k o . M7 Red Radio Silent; 'Outsiders' Blasted B E IR U T , Lsdutnon (U P I) — Hughilml radio claimed to­ tal victory over a right-winy; revolt against the Iraqi governnu-ut and mi id « “foreign statu" had backed the slain lender of the abortive revolution. Dispatches from Cairo Inter today quoted reiiuhlu sources there as saying 11 United Arab Republic diplomala H A S K U A LLLK S ARRIVE — Edward Kopaez, a mentlwr of the Class A A Corpus Christ!. Tax., baseball team, alKtis the regiatrat ion book at the Giants' dormitory on MullonviUe. Awaiting hia turn i* Neil Wilson. I/ooking on ara George Muck, assistant reg­ istrar. and Howard Chadwick, registration manager. (Herald Staff Photo) State Chamber A sks Baseball Support Burton To Design New Health Center Snark Takes Off, Comes Back Home 'For Hire' Murder Nearing End Today Tale Of The Tape: 51 Days In Prison Oviedo Gets Set For State Tourney M KW »PAP*R Kassem Claims Victory In Iraq Florida rllir* which serve aa | this step was taken to supplement training bates for professional the activities of local Chamber baseball tia m i have been asked cnmmitlr** in an all out effort to promota and support these to increase public interest and support of baseball In the stale. teams An even doien of the 1* major The Florida Rial* Chamber ot Commerce ha* asked mayor* ot the cities concerned to stage ap­ propriate public observances, wel­ John Burton IV wlU design the coming player* and club person­ Seminole County Health Center nel. Th* Chamber also asked cit­ The decision was made (his ies to stimulat* attendance at morning by th* County Commiss , spring exhibition games. Eton C. Robison, chairman of Ion. whirh discussed at length the project with Burlon and Hal Ihr Florida Chain bs-r't Profession­ CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (U P II al llascbatl Committee, said that — The Air Force sent a second­ Harris*. Both local architects appeartd hand Snark missile streaking before the Hoard with letters of down the Allantic tracking range recommendation early today atul brought II back Burton will submit schematic to the Cap* intact four hours and drawing* (or the proposed lluu,20 minutes later. 000 center. His work must he ap­ The swept-wing Snark, tin na­ proved by th* officials of the tion's only combat ready intricon Florida Development Commission llnonlal missile, glided hi with Its and the Hill Rurton Hospital V E N TU R A , Calif ( U P I ) - Di­ tail tow onto a skat strip al the Fund. ffuse attorney S Ward Sullivan missile center. Tlir landing *p Building cuala are estimated at said today that under the pri-srnt peered to he smooth ■round U o ,000, and must follow circumstance s he didn't think Two manned jel fightei* accom­ certain specifications. The center F.lliahclh Duncan could receive a panied the guided weapon on Its wlU be constructed on French “ fair" trial In the "fur hire" mur return. Avt. between Ninth and Tenth der of her daughter In law. U was believed that foe brightStreets. The attorney, who lost a motion red. r# fool long Euark made a for a mistrial. Monday, said: j High! *>< about l.-MH) mile* alter “ I don't s<-e how a pa rson, no It* two solid fuel hooitrr* hurled miller how fair minded, could R ‘"lo •*>* P«* <•»»«> ‘tarkne.l. reach a just verdict under the present circumstance*" Hr indicated the defense would rest It* case today. Sullivan argued that Dili Aliy. MEMPHIS (U P D -F r a n k Wrav Huy Gustafson had lieen guilty of •r. » . a husky six footer from “ mlseonduel" hy introduction of Ia>* Angeles, was sentenced to 31 testimony atwiut the >t yrar old days at the penal farm Mon-la) defendant'* to to III previous mar­ H O LLYW O O D ( U P I ) - Person­ for assaulting a young woman riage s ality li-»t* are strictly tor the birds with a lap* measure. Hr also said Judgs Charles F. when II come* to selecting who-* Annette Hoyle, It, • Hrilish cill Illackslock. Hi. erred when hr per­ going to mskr the best boss, some ten now living here, ssld Weaver mitted testimony shout a fraud of the nation's top butt*a were told lured her to hla office with an ulrnt annulment of Ihr marriage 1today. That's because there t* no "per­ advertisement for a secretary, of her So yrar old son. Frank, oh whipped out a tap* measure end talned hy Mrs. Duncan last Aug. sonality pattern" or one type of gieel bosv, aaid Moorhead Wright, told her she should become a 7. model. Mrs Dunran is charged with operating manager of the General Miss Hoyle said Weaver pinched hiring l.ult Moya. 22, and Augus­ Elerlrir Management Institute. Home of the best tail set, salt) her and made other advances tine llaldonado, 23, to kill her while manipulating the tap* meas­ son's ripi-rtant wife, prrlly, -Vt- Wright, ar* tough-talking, rugged individuals while others, equally as yearnlrf Olga Dunran. ure. “ I submit the evidence was not good, ar* quiet, thoughtful and al “ He asked that I do other things, such aa maka undignified introduced In good faith," he told moat meek. Wright addressed sums 176 man­ poses for photographs," she said Ihe Judge. " It wa« Introduced to rrrate tn the minds of tha Juror* agement leaders from all part* of “ He waa a most dreadful man Police said Weaver lured almost that Elisabeth Duncan went from the country attending the lis t In­ stitute on Industrial Relations 10 women to hi* office with prom­ one bigamous marriage to an­ sponsored hy the National Astoria ises at jobs as secretaries and other." lion of Manufacturers. models. Miss Hoyle waa th* only “ Hating sheets luted on person­ on* who appeared against him. ality traiti have generally filled in Wsaver pleaded guilty. actual application," he aaid. "Time and again men who rale poorly turn out to be good manager* and Grover S. Moon, promlm-nt |vice veraa." Oviedo vegetable producer, died The beil way to pick a good host, al hit home about It o'clock last •aid Wright, I* lo minimise the The Oviedo basketball team. night. personality tailor and concentrate Tht hotly Is at Fairchild Funrr Class 0 district champion*, ara >n Hie kind of worker the prosper gelling ready to depart for tha al hurne. Funeral arrangements will he announced. state tournament in Gainesville “ Murk can be seen, identified. Coach Paul Miklers Lions, who Sum vor. Include hi* wile two , n. , )ird i m M iurrd. W.<rk to ape' won th* district title by beating sons, tangible, get at-ahi* .rut HunneU, 32 4*. will meet Hilliard lioth of Oviedo, and twu daugh •ork la baalr." at 2 p. m. Thursday in the first tera, Mra. Cbarlea l>-e Jr., Clark* vltlr, Trnn . and Miss Vrlora round of the stata tourney. Moon. Atlanta. Sym phony To Play A t Center Tonight Sanford area residents tonight will hay* a chance to hear th* flrxt “ pops" concert aver deliver­ ed hy Ova Florida Symphony Or rhratra. The program In foe .ta a / .rU Civic Center wiU feature highlight* from auch hit shows ss Oklshoma, South Pacific, Ftva for Fuo and My F a ir Lady. Slim &mfnrb Stmtlii Tests For 'Birds’ In Picking Bosses Grover Moon Dies At Home In Oviedo Local Girl Given Superior Rating Due to an omission yrilrrday. The Herald did not give full credit to the Seminole High School hand, which compiled an outalanding rciord in the district rontrst Sat unlay In tilling the Individuals who performed on a high rating basis, the name of Selma Jane William*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ted Williams, was omitted Miss Wil ' llama won a superior rating in baton twirling. Hearing Scheduled On Vocation Plea A public hearing will be held on Ihe request of Hubert Newman, for Uir rily lo vacate two fed ot right of way to make room for his new hardware store The alte is op West Third St. amt Oak Ave. Vewinan need* Ihr land to fit the building on his lot Included in Ihe hearing will hr Ihe paving of a sidewalk to ihr rear of llw Kirk Building, .till Kirk, owner of the new olflr* structure, has requested three feel of city property for use as a sidrwa'k only. He will furnish tinpaving and maintenance. ar, aalerlng hi* fifth ira>on with th* orchealra. H* la famous not only for hla conducting, hut at a solo cellist at well. He came to' Orlando directly from Ihe NIIC Symphony Orchestra, where hr waa aiaistant conductor and first cellist under Arthuro Toacamr.l for II years This m a season of notable "firau" for th* orchestra. For th* first lima las It* history, th*. orchealra to presenting programs j CHICAGO (U P I) — The United of popular music. Sparkling and! Stairs Savinga A lawn Iwague bespangled music from the the* Earl Higginbotham. Sanford report* Hie market for both new tre and sweeping Straus* walties Standard Oil dealr" ar.d rancher, and existing homes is “ rurreni'y will aat to*a to upping. hat told all hia holdingt and In- healthy," with lioth lypea moving V "maatlar" must* to wantod, leretta in Ih# Seminole Raceway. nicely tn contrast to last apnng The holding* were purchased when esistlng home* especially th* Florida Symphony will be tearing first in that department.' l<y G-or e Scott of Hrlghtstown. were a “ serious drag" on Ihe * niaakn*. N J Sanford Man Sells Raceway Interest Home Market Hitch Iragu* Dam* train in Florida. A total of minor league and farm tram* train in the stale. Th* club traveling the greatest distance la Sp>'k*tic. Wash . of the Pacific Coast league, at Vcro Reach Sanford, however, ran lay rlalm to a couple ot teams from far­ away place* They are Fresno, Calif , and Phoenix, Art*. Robison said dial lu ic b jll train Ing "not only altracls visitor* to the stale, t>ut accelerates business general)) as a result of the huge volume of publicity carrying Flor­ ida djlellnra lo all parts of the C S and Canada" The Itrst of about ?nu Giant min or leaguers began checking Into Sanford today. Man Dies In Jail Of Natural Causes Girl Scout Serves As Mayor, Hears Plea From Father Sanford had a new mayor last night. Sue Orseno at Girl Scout Troop Jut pii sided ovsr th* City Com mission. Seated out front were her par­ ents. Mr amt Mrs. Jo* Orseno. The lemiMirary mayor was ful­ filling her duty aa part ot Girl Scout Week. On# girl from each troop has been chosen In fill a city, county, stata or federal of­ fice Iter fattier felt foil an appro­ priate lime lo mention the pav­ ing of Willow Ave , but hla pleas were quieted with advice from the city manager. Orseno will write lo FIIA concerning the re qiiirrmenti In hil deed. W. K Knowles will invrslgule the cost of paving the road, spill between the nty and Ilia prot-ariy owners on Ihe strict. Tli* Commission msrling had many ot th* aspects of th* old town hall Hirelings, where the audience join* m th* ifPrumon. Hie light agenda was promptly dispatched. However. Mi** Orseno learned much aliout government as the Commission granted II. II. Hurs­ ton a license lo operate a full""»* r#b darted » lesolulkm opposing th* proposed gasoline bill and decided to Charge Ih* inatimurn refute fee to large stole* requiting pickups of un­ usual stir Mayor Al Wilson prsteuU-d May or Orseno with a wooden plaque Ix-anng her name and poillion at ih* conclusion of th* meeting Arthur Ruford Taylor. 44. died in Ih* Srmlnolr County Jail at 3 SO p m. yesterday. Death was rallied hy respiratory fuitiirr. enlarged liver xml heart and alcoholism The autopsy was ordered hy Coroner Hugh Dunran. The Orlando irrvlcr station o|>rrator was arrested Saturday night by Constable W. A lo-wls In lamcwiHid, and charged with lielng a public drunk Authorities ai th* county jail said lhal Taylor had appeared normal during several afternoon clinks yesterday. He was alone In Ihr celt where hr died. The lio-ly Is al Urlsmn Funeral O P. Gibbs. M. died at I p Itome. pending arrangements Ta y­ lor aat divorced, Sheriff » drpul- m. Monday ui Seminole Memorial Hospital after a short illness lei eal-l Mr. Gibb* wa* born Marrh 2d. 1*91. In Ben Hill County, I’a . but livrii In Sanlord for 33 year*. He made hla home at 311 Oak Avr He waa a member of the First Baptist Church In Sanford and was a telegrapher for A C L Surviving ar* hla wife, Mr* Two Washington Senator off I rial* arrived In Sanford today lo Kill# Glhba. .Sanford; a brother. meet promoter* of the Sanford William Glhha, San Antonio, Tex.; two (later*, Mias Ida Gibha and Baseball Club Sherry llolterlson, farm director, Mia* Kvla Glhha, both of F ill and J»e Haynes, sssistanl farm gerald, Ga. Funeral services wrre held al director, will dDeuis contracts of playera with Ih* Sanford Grey. II a m. at Urlvaon Funeral Hoina, with Dr. W. I'. Brooks officiating, hounds The Greyhounds will open the the Kr>. Fred B Fisher, assisting. Krmalrwi will be shipped to season April 22 In Ihe municipal hall park, against Orlando The Flligrrald, Ga , for interment. Sanford Hatehall (Tub Is a non profit nrganlrallon All profit* af ter espenves go to the City of Sanford. 0. C. Gibbs Dies; Rites Held Today Senator Officials In Sanford Today For Baseball Talks had bean •spelled from th* Iraq capital, apparently on charge* at backing ihr Insurgent*. The report*, if confirmed, would errata th# ponibtlity o t an open break between the two biggest Arab puwert and put* a grave new threat fur th* Middle K**l. Tba rebel Mosul radio was aatout today tn apparent confirma­ tion of the government victory which wool* mark the emergence of the Communist* aa the moat powerful force in Iraq Tba gov* eminent railed the Mosul radi* “ an enemy umterground trans­ mitter belonging us a foreign stale." Th# guternnienl broadcast did nut identify th* foreign state H said wvs cooperating with the "imperialists," but it wanted R la “ abandon Uu* intrigue." Some re­ ports said It was aimed at th* United Arab Republic; other* said U might b* on* of the proWastarn UaghJad Fart nations. Whi'icver located, tha Mosul alas lion was silrnl D-day, and tha siImre strengthened outside ConvtCDon* Iraqi I'rainier Abdel Karin K assent had crushed Ih* uprising in its second day, Haglidad said Col Abdul Wr.iUs Shaw af, trailer of Ihe insurrection, “ met hl> death at the hands t i ih* people and soldiers and offi­ cers of the arm y." HU rebclllua. tha radio said, was ''smashad and buried at birth." West Is Planning 'Summit Session' Uailed Press Tavern*(towel The U. $ . Britain and Fraoe* are planning fur an Last-West for­ eign minlvler* conference m Geoeva by tuid-May to be foliuwrd kg • “ summit" nmfarmce In July or August, on the Berlin crisis, diplo­ matic source* said today in Parts. UPI diplomatic correa pomient File Malasl reported Uia Allied plant lor East-West meetings war* •wing worked out by a group i t aaperil, cooperating rktaely with West Germany, In reply to Hugala's not* asking tor auch talk*. Rriesrta of th* Western plana came aa British Prime Minuter Harold Macmillan met in Pan* to­ day with President Chart** da Gaulle in hopes of bringing their differing viewimmls inora closely into line. Inf<.rmrd sources said Macmil­ lan already had mended much ot the split in Franco British rank* over their approach to tha llerlia crisis. Sheriff To Arrest Garbage Dumpers Th# Seminole County Sheriff's Department will airrst any of­ fender! found dumping garbage or trash In tha county. Last week the sheriff ran ad­ vertisement# offering 123 reward to any information leading to tha arrest and nmvlrtion of garbage dumpers. Now the crackdown la Itonald Perry, city recreation expected lo come. Warning* will director, has been named editor no longer be given. of the Florida Recreation Mags Partly cloudy and mild through line. tonine ui ay High this aBerm aw The publication service* muni 73 to *u». low Ion I(hi M to IS. Var- rlpal recreation departments all iablr wind* 3 to IS miles per over Hi* alale. Perry will edit the hour, becoming amsUieaitorly m i j material submitted tor publicsA less* went to Clias# and Co, Wednesday. •tDm today from the City of Sanford. If accepted, Sanfurd raildenla will gain anolhrr munlcpal park­ ing lot al Second St. and Oak Ava. Under Uh (arms nf fo* laaaa, the city wiU p*vt tba area and tnsiaU parking mater*. Forty peg cant of th* revenue wtU go to Chase and Co. Tba remaining 60 par rent and aU parking fines wiU It always hrlpa to have a guod over, “ a sUangs Canadian arm " remain with th* city. referee That is the opinion of was found. Tba refer** ruled “ no Tli* parking kA Sanford's rugby Irani, after it# goal." for 41 care. so lost in Hie Royal Canadians al Th# Canadians got out of th* Pensacola )m4* with a long run. missed tha 1.1 Torn Hamilton didn't blame ratra pmii and were ahead, >0. Hi* toss on the retire*, but ha had Then Sanford put to Ha second M IAM I (U P I) - l i k e if* amd a couple of points to maka about team. Th# Canadians scored man, w* mean real aaaunl af foe Ih# gam*. In brief; "Wa Mad our again, increasing tl sir toad to Bd. brain factory. reterea (or on* half, foay had That's how R ended, but a great What w# mean to (heir* Hi* othrr half." deal of grunting aod body eon baatntk*. all Two aapmenerd rugby referees tart didn't figure Into to* atoltotiea. al tba Uni re rally at M ia a L were scheduled lo official*. Neith­ Hamilton said Iho Canadian* will Joaaph Rajas, boss beatnik, gall er could make K to Iha gam*. play fo* Banford I tarn horn an i waa to Impart, "aam wad a m This routed th* "youra" and March to. The ualnaa* lo Use aampua." “oura" officiating set up. waa good, and Now ta** and aatualaoaa to Hamilton said Ih* Banford gam* bar# w * ha batoar. Tha imp# rtad aod board* wiU ho aai»team made H auoa* Ms* goal icare. af rouraa, w fi be pad al Ik Ron Perry Chosen Magazine Editor Weather City Seeks Lease For Parking Lot Good Referee Is Needed, Local Rugby Team Finds It’s Cool, Man, Ol � 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/. 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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 09, 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/2e12245165bed3ccfff782e68dbd02e2.pdf 150ec4e61fe0e9f04ad3fd71e3712ae2 PDF Text Text * ••• * [eTjCL .. . *r T * -•It * GET SERVICE PINS — Cecil Callcn, Henry EHcar and William Woolf, left to right, are ahown after they received 20-year Federal Service Pina. The presentation was made by WASHINGTON (UPII -N o cate Cots,'<m s . Hut there did icrm lo wax cited wherein e high school tie a connection somewhere Tlie witnesses said mint sUlci physics or chemistry teacher has * * hk Job to run errands for have lifted the it*(tint sals ties for such teichrrs to msyhe 13, or even 13,SOO • year. Thojgh they didn't say so, a eongreisinnal page is paid at the rate of 14,047. As everybody knows, there k a shortage of scientists. The only way to get more is to teach them. Unfortunately there also ta a shortage of science teachers and Halted P re ss leteraatio eal the testimony was lhat maybe half CHICAGO — Kdward U. Eddy of those now on the )ob don't IP., vice president of the UntverOty ef New Hampshire, asserting know their buaineas. The House Spare Committee lu t most of the nation's college Students have a narrow view of was exploring this problem with Dr. Herbert A. Smith, president Morality: ***T* the thinking man, morality of the National Science Teachers Mould ba more encompassing, Asaociallon, and Hobert If. Carle Mould include integrity, justice, ton. the association's executive secretary. Mlf ditriyl’y and altruism." Carleton said Rood srlen<-e ‘ BOLLYWOOD — Debbie Key teachers ought to get, eventually, * « A . - her divorce from Bddle 110,000 or liJ.ono * year. He didn't lay specifically what's the moat they now can hope for. Hut be said the average pay of all high school teachera hit $3,000 for HOLLYWOOD—Comedian Bud the first time last year. "You gentlemen know how MMoU, aa learning of tbe death much you have to pey to hire sec­ 1 Ida ea-partner Lott Costello: "What esn I say? What caa I retaries," said Carleton. putting ? It s the worst thing lhat ever his finger, however Innocently, on paoad. Poor littia Iwe. Has a very sore spot. Not only did the space runimltL Ha’s daad • tee members know. Ho did just Quotable Quotes E Group Okays Hike In Drivers' Fees To Finance Safety TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The "I don't know whst a frte prraa legislative Counrll his endorsed M—I have never teen one. I want a parkage of highway safety hills, ha a telegraph editor or one of which included increases in driv*o blue pencil man. Then I era' license fees to foot the hill. eould gat what I wanted b Ihe pte The legislators — on record against new Iaxes-said they did not consider thr proposed driver TORONTO, Onl. — Canadian license fee raise to come In this Homlc scientist Dr. W. F. Bald- category—although all admitted it •la, nominating the South Amrri- ■mounts to new tales. sen killing bug, whlrh ran take A majority Indicated they would IK),000 timet st largo a dosage of not support Ihe raise unless it is mdiation at msn, to inherit the lied to supporting additional high­ tarih: way patrolmen, driver education "Bugs Ilk* these would be good programs and other highway Mndldstee to Inherit the earth safety measures rflar an atomic war. If msn had Hie package of lulls is designed assistance like them, be too might to rut down on Florida automobile liability rales by decreasing traf­ fic accidents, according in Sen. WAHHfNGTON—Hpraker Ham Joe Eaton of Miami, chairman of lay burn beginning Ins record of ihe council's Highway Safely freaking 47th year to the House: 1'ommltlre. "M'a beta a mighty romantic 4fi One hill would Increase Ihe general fee ter ■ driver's license by SO rents a year—lo SI TS a CHICAGO—Tail driver Marlin person. Tile additional 30 cents Krilaberg complaining lhat hia would go to support a drivrr edu­ Mlrangt d wife left their JJ cation course in every high ttonlhs old baby. Ira, with him to arltiHil. go back to strip teasing: The course would have to be "Bhe'e a stripper, all i .*ln. Hue offered, but students would not Mdn'l even leave me with a pot te tie required to take il However, look Ira's food in." no driver under IH could be liren aed without passing it. CHH'AGU— Pitot Max Conrad's An additional 23 cents per per­ frtt words aa be left Meigs Field M a non-ilop flight In Rome in son for delinquent licenses and > new *3 charge for taking the Me small plane. driver's elimination would go tc •This k U. Goodbye buy a." finance a proposed increase to patrol strength of mo troopers and *0 license aaaminers. t These LETTERS OF COMMENDATION three women have received letters of com­ mendation for “ service to the government’* at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Present- about everybody else in tbe roun try w o ran read. It's been In all the p jjira for days how hard it la lor r ngrrssmrn to get ade­ TcamHtcrs Win Vote quate help. The Teamsters TAMPA (UPI Rep fo-onard G, Wolf (I) Iowa), Union has won the right to repre­ one of tbe apace men. had found sent employes of the new Schtitz it necessary, for intlancr, to pay brewery st Tampa. SI3.344 a year to get a qualified helper, in the person of Mrs. Leonard U. Wolf, his wife. Hep. (irorge P. Miller <D Calif. I, another member of the •parr group, had got out a little llghler than Wolf. Hil wife, Mra. Ksther I*. Miller, agreed to work for 310,042 Plenty of House members have lo pay their chief assistants 213,. 314, the maximum allowed In the House, and a hill Is in the works now to raise thr lop pay to 314,162. A senator ran pay as much aa 310.300. the House?" he naked Conrad Wlrlh, director of Use National Part iervioe. "You know feeling these days runs pretty high" Wlrlh, who thought he detected lhat thk was a Jest, said solemn­ •roeeriei In the V. K sold tt,. 9M.0W) pounds nf lei in Hite, an toerease of two per rent over 1M7 And M per teat more than In IN A WOMAN’S WORLD SPRING BEGINS WITH TUB Dedication Is Set For Youth Center NOTICE Robert B. M u ra First FEDERAL A O riM O l 4 W L O S N ASSOCIATION SANFORD ___ M By Marian H. Junes lirdiration servlets for the rec­ ently completed Methodist Youth Center will be held Sunday fir. Jesse Waller, district super inlendent id Orlando, will speak al the clrvrn o'clock aervice at the church. He will conduct the dedication service Immrdialely following the worship hour. Mrs. II. F. Wheeler Sr. donated funds for the construction of the center. A haskrt dinner on the grounds will follow Ihe services. Celebrate Hirthdaya Celebrating birthdays Monday. March 7 were Mrs Kay Dodd, Kenneth Malrulin, Freddie Hobbins, John Evans and Johnny Jonr*. Mrs George Means rercive.l congratulations on her hirlhday. February 2* Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Rufus J. Mathis recently announced the birth of a son They are former residrnts of this ronimumty and also have a daughter. Gall. I'riMHials Mrs. Roy Wdsenbarger is again eonfined to her home due In ill ness. kilts lads Huddrll, high school teacher, has been 111 with a virus infection. Mr. and Mrs Allen Thompson and grandson, David, were recent guests of their mother enrmite lo their home in Vero Heaeh nfter visiting the Fair in Orlando New homos tinder construction, h«re, are for the W. A Wards and the Thomas HoHingsworths Mr and Mrs Erwin Abril arid ton, Scott, will be weekend guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Mas l-rinhart and Mrs. Geneva Abell. Handy Abell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lex Aliell, will eelebrate his first birthday, Friday. Ralph King Jr . Tampa, is home duo to the illness of his father. AND OUR ELEGANT NEW FASHIONS! Otar com plete afore haa Moaaotnad forth with tha enchantment o f spring. You'll discover new fashions In a new mood that In more feminine, more curving and more exciting than b past seasons! Come In and ahooao your rush Inn rfchl, color bright Easter ensemble now. Kwaler Corns* owrly . . . and now k Mvt time to start thinking (.bout your Raatav wardrobe. Wo've a lovely selection of smartly sty ted Feminine sad tailored drvise* AN exquisitely tailored by u t m Accessories brand lines. Large array of tlaoe, fabric*, and stylos. May we lu-Jp you? Top your Easier «ulflt with a stunning chapeau, straws, in the breath of spring tradition. Bedecked with Howrrs and net of very sophisticated. *.9 B - 18 .0 0 • Dawnrlle glovos, long or short aro a mutt on your list If you're In ho wwil > drwssod. *.00 • 6.00 • Trimmings are in the Jewelry line and we’ ve Jewelry to match any iwitftt no malt^ what your taste . . . . Lingerie 1.00 « 25.00 • Handbags by Whiling A Davis, lovely alumesn, chalk white jnesh and the neweei Persian prints hags. l 7.95 . 17.95 / • A soft suppk nylon tec# trimmed clip, full or half—or maybe even a can can petticoat. SANFORD’S MOST COMPLETE ONE - STOP SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts A Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbor* and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaden f Will wot be re .punsibl* for any dehta incurred by anyone other than myself. roundtables, civic groups, and tha Hagerstown. Md . Chamber of Commerce, I per cent at whose members in a poll had said (his was on* federal outlsy they fa­ vored. Oviedo Tlie Welcome W agon Hostess IBM. injr the letters Is Lcdr, M. L. Beall, NAS supply officer. Getting letters, left to right, are Mrs. Anna Travla, Mrs. Maxine McGrelh ) and Mr*. Shirley Hern. (U. S. Navy Photo) ly he was sure Vie North South contest could not at thia late date, be resumed. Wlrlh took up arms in support of tfic hill alongside spokrtmen for historical societies, Civil War Tlie year IMS w ss the Brsl tinee 1919 during which no single HOLLYWOOD (U I’J)—Actress disaster in the U. S. claimed at U t Remick wee signed Wrdnrsmany ss 100 lives. iwy sight la replace Lana Turner ’A Ihe film version of the lest sell Ms norai "Anatomy til a Muidrr." Miss Turner gave up the ferniMn« lead in the film Monday be UUS* she thought the costumes M«# was to wear were not "glamKnus" enough, according to pro flucer-d'rsctor Otln Preminger. Ia idee Lab e i (U. S. Navy P h oto) Lee Remick Signs To Replace Lana I will net he responsible for an/ debts Incurred bg anyone ether than myself. i p *Wft 1j ■* CWO Rhea A. Johnson, transportation of. fleer at the S.nford Naval Air Station, Teachers Paid Less Than Errand Boys COLUMBIA. Mo.—Former Pres Beat Truman telling the Press Magmas of the World he would tha to be a newspaper Millar so •• could gat what he wants in lh* IKdH On the occasion eft Chance of rosMonoo Arrival* of Nowmamvi Sanford Phone FA M 76« Roth Gallagher “W* Invite Charge Account** �-n r C o u n t y T o G M 0 ^ I n d u s t e l ^ r y B M s WINTER HAVEN (UPD - The Florida Citrus Exposition Saturday for a one-week run Jet Service Slated W ithin *0 day«, construction Seminole County induatrinl plant. The Peninsula Paint and Plastics Manufacturers lne. will produce jusln* and plastics, just as its nams implies. Ma­ chinery for production already has been purchased. Sits of ths plant will be announced within a few days. ------------------------- — Tbs paint factory win ba built that's No Banana, It's Deadly Snake Sanford yesterday had a rare visitor—a deadly South American snake—found in a bunch of ban­ ana* at the KW Fruit Co. The make waa identified aa a voivonous Fer-De-Lance by a Semi« d e High School biology student. Charlea Fox, who laid the IBinch tpeclman would attain a length of sis or aeven feet when fully grown. (•really feared by workers on banana plantation! in Central and South America because of it* potion, the Ferde-Unee la a eloae relative of the North Amer­ ican rattlesnake. Snakra frequently arc ahlppcd Gi banana*, but usually arc dis­ covered and killed while banana boat* are loading or unloading. The appearance of the Fer-deLancc aa far Inland ai Sanford la considered eitremcly rare. The make la on dtiplay in the Biology lab of Seminole High School. Search Is Pushed For Bodies Of Two FREDERICKSBURG. Va. <UP1) —Police gave up hope today that two misting memtwra of a family could still be alive and fanned out from the sawdust pile where a father and his young daughter were found dead in an intenitvr fcunt for the other bodies. Still not found more than St hour* after the pit yielded the de­ composed bodies of Carroll V. Jack tun, 29, of Mineral, Va., and his 18-month-old daughter, Janet Carol, were Jackson'* 27-year-old wife Mildred and their other daughter, Susan Anne, I. The family disappeared almost eight wceki ago. Discovery of the bodies of Jackson and the little 0 prl led to the belief bene that • sadist had kidnaped the peaceful couple and two little girls and kill­ ed them. Boat Capsized, 3 Workers Drowned % PANAMA CITY (U I'll-T h ree construction e s r k r r i drowned Thursday when rough water* capaised their small boat while they were anchoring pipe line buoys in St Andrews Ray, However, a fourth man. Anthony Dutosson of Foley, Ala., managed to swim to safety. The man were member* of a construction dredging crew work­ ing on a five million dollar bridge. % The victims were Identified as A. Q. I.assett, 22, Panama City, Fred Nobles, 36, Pensacola, and Shirley Hollingsworth, about 55, also fo Pensacola. Dredge Superintendent Victor Cosies said they were working about too yarda off shore when a combination of high wind* and K i i caused the 16-foot boat to turn over. •Rotarians To Hear Kalamazoo Visitor by a corporation formed of Can tral Florida businessmen in the paint supply market. President is D. II. (Bud) Hanes, of Hanes Paint Co., Orlando. Other offic­ er* Include vice presidents Jerry Senkarik and J. H. Van Hoy of Sanford, and secretary R. C. Featel of Featel Paint and Wall­ paper, DcLand. Van Hoy released information about Use new industry this morn­ ing. He praised the effort* of J. Brailcy Odham and John Krlder of the Chamber of Commerce. '•Mr. Krider worked very hard for us on this deal, and we feni for­ tunate in locating in our own county," be said. Van Hoy retired recently after 3V years with Bird and Son of Charleston, S. C. He remains chairman of tht board of Cooper River Industrial Park, Charleston, and president of other Intrrrita: Smith Lumber Co., East Albany Lumber Co., Van-Johnson Lumber Co., Flint Homes, all of Albany, N. Y.; Ttfton Lumber Co., Ttfton. Ga.: Fernandina Lumber and Supply Co., and the Amelia In­ vestment Co., Fernandina. Van Hoy ia vice president of the East Coast Lumber and Supply Co. In Fort Pierce, which baa six lumber yards in Florida. Aa vice president of Peninsula Paint and Plastics, he It sure the new firm will grow "in the good old American way." Defense Boss Says 'Sneak' Would Fail WASHINGTON (UPD — Defense Secretary Nell H. McElrvy be­ lieves any attempt by Russia to launch a sneak attack on the free world would be doomed to failure. McKlroy told a news conference late Thursday that tt would be “ almost Impossible" to carry out Die necessary massive prepara­ tions and launch a simultaneous attack on thousands of targets without being detected. He ssid this element of protec­ tion against surprise attack would *j tin-foreseeable future. -Vntv secretary also warnIf the Soviets start bostilthe West Berlin area they * triggering World War III. Mrr.lrojr mada It plain that he did noi at this moment expect war over Berlin. In fact, hr laid the aitualion there waa not no* at lethal as some previous crises fac­ ed during thr cold war. But he said that Berlin was "potentially very inflammatory” J u s t aa gurmuy Island and the Middle East were last year. Local Boy Enters Golf Tournament Mel Fleischer, Sanford senior at Florida State, ii a member of the FSC golf team, competing to­ day and tomorrow for the inter collegiate golf rhamplonihip at Ocala Country Club. Other teams enterrd are the University of Florida, Miami, Bolllna, Florida Southern and Stetson. PTA Will Ballot On Stay Or Leave The Hanford Grammar School PTA will hold a special meeting Tuesday night after the regular business session to deride U it will remain with tha National Con­ gress D. W. I add. Geneva, will speak Geneva has voted to withdraw. It waa the first Seminole PTA to do Volusia Chooses Four-Laning Of 17 Borgmine To Marry . HOLLYWOOD (U P D -A ctor Er neat Borgnine will marry actress Easy Jar ado In September. Consul Kin Nabbed MIAMI (UPD—The mother and sister of the Haitian Consul in New York have been charged with petty larceny for shoplifting here. T aft Memorial Set f a s t e r Lily Ball Scheduled Tonight vdL XLIX AN WDKPr-NDKNT DAILY WVW9PAPKR f.’ ftiud VroM Loused Wira fcotabllahod 1*08 * FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 195* SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 886 Ike, Congress 'Firm ' On Berlin Nikita Determined Eisenhower Given ( Con Kidnaps Four To Run West Out, Pledge Off Support In Freedom Flight Diplomats Declare WASHINGTON (UPD -Dcdlca lion of the Robert A. Taft memo BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPD—A I taid the car driven by 28 year old rial bell tower on Capitol HiU has long term convict who kidnaped William Smother*, who waa aervbeen set for April M. four person* tn a flight for free ing aenlencea totaling 186 years, LEIPZIG. East Germany fUPD dum abandoned hi* hostage* and was found near a ferry landing —Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ Fire Probe Starts LITTLE ROCK. Ark (UPD - hi* stolen car today and police just across the state line in Ten chev's postponement of hit May net see. He was believed trying to 7T deadline for the West to quit Suit* police launched a full scale called bloodhound* and a hcticop reach Chattanooga, Tern., where Berlin merely postpones the Ber­ ter into the search. probe today of the tragic reform The Alabama highway patrol he haa relatives. lin crista and does not ease it. school fire that killrd 21 Negro The Alabama patrol ordered all Western observers said today. boyi trapped behind locked doors. available units tn North Alabama Observers who heard him apeak to tha scene. Bloodhounds from j Thursday got the impression he ia Cigar Sales Boom the Chattanooga division of the In deadly earnest about forcing BONN, Germany (UPD —Sale* Tennessee patrol began tracking the West out of Berlin. They taw of cigars are on the Increase In Smothers, and a highway patrol nothing in whal hr said to Indi West Germany dur to a fad by helicopter flew to tha area from rate any new prospect of a cold housewives to join their huibanda Nashville. war agreement on anything but * i in aa after dinner smoke. The city of !.* Pas. Bolivia, wn* The convict, armed wnh a pa hit own trrms. trolman'i tvvolvcr amt described In his second l-eipsig speech Green Orange Selling quiet last week, according to Fred as "dangerous," took a veteran Khrushchev offered lo postpone Wilson, local attorney, who had LAKELAND (UPD-Thr citrus patrolman transporting him from beyond May 27 hit plan for turn­ industry, temporarily b l o c k e d visited his daughter, Mrs. Wil­ KUby prison, Montgomery, Ala., ing over controls of West Berlin's from coloring oranges, moved liam Leahy, at her home there. to Birmingham for trial, a trusty, lifrlinea lo the East German* If “ I saw no aigns of anti-Ameri­ along at almost normal today. Re­ can -feeling while I was in La and a married couple as hostage* the West It "negotiating sensibly" lief is expected next week. by then—possibly through a for­ Par," Wilson said. "I met a de Thursday. lightful lawyer and doctor who ^ ' " a n «*»* * * « . “ Mr eign minister* conference. Watch It, Nelson But behind his speech was as were very friendly. Of course. I No*> J- Kfllh of ALBANY, N. Y. (U P I»- The wouldn't have understood If pro Birmingham, and the trusty, Ted tough and uncompromising a cold NAACI* warned Gov. Nelson A. pie had made anti American re­ Easley, were released at Flat war challenge as ha aver deliv­ Bock, tn northeast Alabama, a- ered. Rockefeller Thursday that Nrgro marks " voters throughout Ibe nation aie He warned the West that If It Rioting broke out ia La Pas bout 1 a. m , after more than II watching hla performance. continue! rejecting his own term* after Wilson had returned to San­ hour* in Smothers' custody. Mrs. II. It. Tidwell of Flat Hock ha will go ahead and itgn a tap ford. Could Map All U. S. Wilson said he felt the situa­ taid the four reached her house arata peace treaty with Commu­ LONDON (l*i D —Britain boast­ tion couldn't be "loo scrioua", as about a half hour later "culd. nist East Germany and (old the ed today of a revolutionary radar his daughter and her husband and exhausted They were West not to consider using force device that would allow a group of left unmolested for Ascuncion, too nervous to eat but they did in tha Berlin crisis. Once the Soviet I'nion signs a four planes to map the entire U. S Paraguay, during the days of drink some coffee " on one cron-country flight. peace treaty with Eaat Germany demonstration. Leahy ia an en­ thr West will have no more Irgal gineer, and went lo Paraguay on right In Berlin, hr said. The 1943 26 Dead, 23 Hurt business. Potsdam agreement on Berlin'* DURBAN, South Africa (LTD During hi* South American visit, occupation rights will no longer —Authorities said today that 23 Wilson journeyed lo Cochabamba, ha valid, hr said. were killed. 23 Injured Thursday former heme of the l.eahy». and when a bus left the road on a flew to Santa Crus. Mrs. I-eahy curve and plunged Into a deep Is the former Frances Wilson of Sanford. ravine. Two 8rininole High tiudrula La Paz Was Quiet, Sanford Man Says 2 Students Chosen For Talent Search Pioneer Long Gone WASHINGTON (UPI i-Amcrica lost contact with its first artificial planet at 10:24 a. in. today, near­ ly It* days and more than 400,i f i tniir# ails* l'lc..ee, l\ was launched lo Ra orbit around the sun. U. S. Policy Hit In 'Mix' Hearing NASHVILLE (U PD -A member of (he county school board at Clin ton, Tenn , scene of rioting and a school bombing, told thr U. S Civil Rights Commission today that policing of federal court or­ ders to Integrate schools ia a federal rcspontibllty. R. G. Crossno made the state men! to the flveman commission at the first conference on the problems of school desegregation ever called by a federal-level agency. Croasno also said thr bombing of a school should be a federal offense and that bombed schools should received financial aid from the federal government. There is no "consistency" in federal court orders to integrate schools, he said. "If segregated schools are wrong In Anderson County they are alto wrong In the other 133 school system*-in Trnncstrc. "I want to make it plain that w# don't want a reward for obey­ ing the order, but the federal gov­ ernment hat shown an indiffer­ ence to school systems that have trird to comply." W. H Oliver, superintendent of Nashville schools, told thr com­ mission Thursday the one big pro hlrm In desegregating schools ia (hat it is contrary to thr will of the majority of the people. He said Negroes were "not in terested in complete integrstion, nor do they desire It.” Cub Scouts Ready For Annual ’Deed' Gates’ Aide Gets Refresher Course * t t o NEW YORK (U P D - Trane vice between New Yoet and Ben Francisco, March SO. Kalph K s i l l o f l , Kalamatoo, Mich , will lie the guest speaker Monday at the Sanford Rotary Club. Ralston is an automotive parts distributor. A Navy veteran of World War I, he is a trustee of llronvon Meth­ odist Hospital, kal.imaioo College fin d the First Methodist Church, Kala maxoo. Ralston la past president of the Rotary Club, YMCA and Commun­ Groundbreaking ceremonies for ity Chest Hill llamphiU 1* pro­ the York Manufarturing plant will gram chairman for the luncheon be held Saturday. March tf, not Monday. tomorrow, at announced in latt night’s Herald. The public is Invited to at­ tend thr ceremonies at 10 Jo on the building tile near the new American legion building. ® Volusia County Commissioners those the four-laning of U. S. 17 The Fourth 81. Park will he full aa tha primary request for the at activity tomorrow. Rakea will wring a* Cub Scout* State Road Department pre-budof Pack 34 clean up the park in ■et hearing, March II. Cspt. Noel Gayler, aide to the Iheir annual tood deed for the Commissioners said the traffic count Justifies four-laning High­ Secretary of the Navy, U taking (By. Paintwi rubbish cans will be left way 17 south of Del-and to San­ a refresher course in jet aircraft for refuse. The cans have been al Ramey Field. ford. During hla brief slay In Sanford painted by dens ir. the pack. Capt. Gayler will fly the AID with V AIM. A veteran fighter X -ra yi For Oviedo pilot, be served la the PacPlc dur­ Free chest X-ray* will be given ing World War II and Korea. tomorrow ia downtown Oviedo. Ha holds three Navy Crosse* and Tbe mobile X-ray unit will be The Faster Lily Ball win bt other citations. open from U a. m. • 1 p. i held al 9 tonight ia Dm Mayfair On completion ai kia duties aa and >4 p. m. Inn ballroom. aid# to Secretary Ibomai S. Proceed* from the event will Gates, Capt. Gayler wiU take com­ go to the Crippled Children So­ mand tt an attack carrier. He Chorus To Rehearse ciety et .Seminole County. and Mr*. Gayltr are gueata tt The Sanford Male Chorus will A floor show will be featured, CapL and Mra. Jamri Hamate. meet Monday night al the Civic ^ s jrwD at dancing to the music They will return ta Washington Center *4 S. Hayy Weir will too York Ceremonies Sloted March 14 i j m have been Invited to participate in the state science talent search. John K Dlnklni and Clifford W. McKibbin III. will attend the •vent, April *11, at Florida Slate University. The boys were selected when they demonstrated eseeptional ab­ MANAGUA. Nicaragua (UPD— ility during a national trienr tal A British - made prop - Jetliner «Vch* They‘ ^ U ‘ proM~nt oral crashed mar her. Thuiwtay mo^ „ ttrforr , Jur ,rf rr(IIrir0 ment* after takeoff killing 13 of u t h fi from ltl>, hl|(h. the 19 persons aboard. Four of er learning in Ihe stale. the _ dead . werr. American . , , During Ihe last day of Ihe Two American stewardesses, mrrt(nr I)|nkjn, , m, MfKlbblu Nancy Nletgoda, of Manr.ington, will tie Informed of fellowships, W Va., and Laura Dirrnio, a scholarships and asiistantthlpa ana'uratiird American from Ham- satiable lo them in the represent­ ll.on, Ont. escaped serious In­ ed institutions. jury but were hospilatirrd for treatment of etUrmr shock The four-engined Viscount was outbound from Managua to linn dura* and El Salvador al the time of the crash The pilot, the copilot and two passengers—all killrd in thr crash —were Identified a* American* WASHINGTON (UPD - Co They were (.'apt. Alfred M Vine. 15 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash Approval Forecast For States Rights K i i ? u T k s -"H S i ™ . lUt.r Kenneth Tex., and Ionia, N. l ai til •" 'i r i a" i r ' l0A f!.o.h,m,To Before this commillrc will come the proposed new constitution and judicial revision proposals Train Bears Down, But He Can’t Win GAINESVILLE. Ga (U P D - The train was bearing down ao A 7. Armour. 33. derided lo take leave of hit automobile He jumped clear an instant be­ fore Ihe train rrushrd Ihe vrhltle at a crossing here Thursday, lie was to shaken, he said, that he took » walk lo steady his nerves. A short lime later, police ar­ rested Armour ami charged him with leaving the scene of an acci­ dent. CHERRY POINT. N C (UPD A Marine Corps Flying Boarar crashed and burned early today while trying to make an Instru­ ment landing during a violent rainstorm. Eight of thr nine men •hoard were killrd The plane. wMpprd by heavy winds and blinding rain, rrashnl Into a dense swamp only a few yard* from a busy hlgoway. Names of thr right victims were withheld pending notification of neat of kin. The lone survivor was Identified as Sgl Ralph Mauru Jr. of llainden. Conn, lie waa a railio oper­ ator in Ihe crew of six aboard Ihe transport plane which also carried there passenger*. Mauro was listed in "erltlral" condition of injuries suffered in the crash. Track Fan Charged In Ticket Change An Orlando man waa charged with lorgrry yesterday when two rashirrt at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club accused him of changing numbers on part muturl tickets Broadus K Hwutlord posted t3o bond after atlidavits were filed with Judge Wilson Ale .andrr by Charles II. I'eartoa amt Don T. Hr>iiold a The two taid Swofford changed the numbers on tv o tickets Wed­ nesday night, and tried to rolirrt $12* on them. The rashirr noticed the tickrta had been altered. He calls it a deputy sheriff when Swofford walked away from the window aflrr being asked to "wait a minute." according to Judge Wilson Alexander. John Frazier Dies In West Virginia John W. Frasier Sr . 83. died at his home in Belle, W. Va.. Tues­ day morning aflrr a short Illness. Hr was a member of thr Church of Christ, veteran of World War I, and a frequent visitor tn Han­ ford. Survivor* include hia wife. Mra. Grorglanna Frailer, llelle; two tons, John W. Frasier J r . San­ ford . Wendell D. Frasier of I.os Aliinoi, Tea.; two daughters, Mrs. Jean Moriis, Belle; Mrs. Shirley Slone, Sanford: lhrs<e bro­ thers and two ilstrra Funeral services will be at 2.30 p m. Sunday at the Church of Christ on 2nd tnd Elm Avr. Tha Rev. George Yatea will officiate. Burial will >>e in Oaklawn Memor­ ial Park. Hinson Funeral Home ia in rharga of local arrange­ ment* 'Clean' Taxpayers May Be 'Cleaned' Band To Compete In Cocoa Saturday parties in this thing.** "Wa think with tha Presidaot that we must be firm and remain to." Rayburn taid. Rayburn, S r n a t a Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, Sen­ ate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen and House Republican Leader Charles A. lUHeck con­ ferred with tha President. Endorsing Rayburn's comment, Haileck said that while this na­ tion It going lo remain firm in the Berlin dispute, "every honor­ able avenue for peace will ba ex­ plored." Johnson said, "It would be fool­ ish lo prclend that w<- do not re­ gard il a a a matter of concern." Johnson also taid the Commu­ nist* will discover that tha U. S. is "drtrrmlned to preserve Um free world." He taid there U "no thought of yielding to pressure," but that thin country Is willing to negoti­ ate with the Soviet Union about the future of Germany. Eisenhower conferred with tho congressional chieftains after thn White House announced that hn and British Prime Minisler liarold Macmillan would meet here March 20 lo dlicus* the Berlin problem. Macmillan haa Just end­ ed talks with Soviet Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev. Public Complains About Quiz Calls Complaints have been pouring into rily uflirrs ami Ihe Chamber of Commerce about a local tele­ phone gimmick. Ilesldeoli are i<roU-aling Ihe " T r i o gun." a gam* where easy questions entitle the answerer te purchase $50 worth of merchandis­ ing rrrtiflcalea fur $3*8. The DM is a "service tharga." The $30 in merchandise, passe* and service contain Reins like "one flat Hr* repaired free" and •one spayhclli dinner Irre with Ihe pure base of another." The certificates art legal, th« advertising agency legitimate, hut *'ll > Manager W. E. Knowles said, "We don't approve of lh* method* of selling, but the operation 1* legal. People have lo use their own common sense If tomrona tries to sell you the llrooklya Bridge, you don't hav* to buy it." Police Chief Roy Williams re­ marked, "We have rs'ceivrd many romplainti about the Trl oguix. There stems to b* misunderstand* logs about Ihe merchandise offer­ ed, anti people are contused and annoy ed.” Knowles taid the Adkins Adver­ tising Agency, conducting the quit, is licensed lo operate only withm the city limns. CHOSSVII.I.K, Tmn. (UPI) — Attorney J. H. Redmond wants nathing lo l»e taxed so a pension .an he provided lo alt Tenne, The Seminole High hand will en­ scans over M) years of age ter Ihr district contest In Cocoa Redmond announced Thursday Saturday. ' hr haa asked Slate Sen Halley The hand will prrsrnt solos, Bochntan lo introduce a bill which trios, quillets, a sextet, majorette would call for a yearly levy ol solos, a duet and ensembles. $3 on all bathtubs, showers and Sunday, the hand h<M a run rvrn half baths rsrt at the Mayfair Inn. Weitne* Proceeds fr o m this tax on day, it played rnnerri numbers, the field marches and practiced elrarllness would lie paid out In (wnslons lo person* who have sight reading lived in Tennessee for MS years, subcommittee which approved Ihe If the band receives "su|H-riur" hill at . closed session Thursday*! in the runrrri and mi less than taken baths In the slate for to Thr luro pari mr»«ure la Idcn eirrllrnt tn marching and drill, years and paid tasrt for the pre Ural lo Ihe bill which In 1958 it will qualify for tha state con ceding in years. Person* owning property valued passed (hr House by a vole of teat. 4 training session for senior at more lhan IM.ouo would not he leaders and rummilleemtn will 211 lo 135, but died In Ihe Senate eligible. Il Is aims-d al Supreme Court I r e juried tomorrow hy the SL Redmond admitted that hr drrwr John* District of Boy Scout*. deeisiona in recent years which up thr proposal in anger It it nullified slate sedition and other T?ie study course will b* held al Ilia way of protesting new legist*, •'amp l.j-.N'oche, DeLand, at t:M laws on (hr ground that federal legivlalion has overriding jorisdlc Four Negro juvenile* who con lion that would extend thr retire­ P m. Included will lie roinmltlrotlon in thr field. frtit-d to setting an abandoned cel­ ment brneflth of judges lo thur man training on advancement, The hill'i first pari is a general ery wash houss* on ftra will have widow*. ramping and financial control of provision applying to all lrgi*|* a trial by jury neat week. park and troops. lion, past and future. It would Judge Wilson Alexander said Organisation, counseling and btkeep federal act* from excluding that after a hearing yesterday thr •rjture will he offered to Seoulstate laws on the same subject two younger boys (both nlnei were masters, Cuhmastera and Daa Mo­ unless Congress specifically saya sent home In the custody of their ther*. An Illegal shad pocket seine that they should or unless there parent*. it an Irreconcilable conflict be­ The other* (It and 12) ware wa* discovered si I a. m. today tween Ihe federal and slate legis­ sent bark lo the county jail until in Mullrt I.*:..- Park. Wildlife officer Harry llervlth next srrek. lation. and conservation agents C. A. Willis ami C. V. Holland con­ verged on Ihe seine at the same Member* of ttiw Sanford Wom­ (line, si all three patrolled Ihe en's Golf Association are asked waters. to make their own starting times Thr 123 yard nel was confiscat­ and choose their own partners' hounds Tha other twosome: Gray the ;isiIdle address announcer has d»n Watkins Jr., catcher, and hi* work cut out. Aa a starter, ed by Ihe State Board of Con­ for Sunday's Iwo ball mixed four­ servation agants, after the few some. William W Watkins, outfielder. there is Rotwrt J. Annus, Ar­ shall raptured had been released. They hail from St Charlea, Mo Entrance fee la 11 and a Whha Ward Goodrich, team business cadia, Cal., a 44.00 bonus first Hie eeine apparently had just Elephant A barbecue will he held Sunday nlxhl at Use Mayfair manager, revealed that Manager baseman. Relatively easy la Ron hern set II was unattended. Holland said the palm) waa part Country Club StanJry (Packy l Rogers and 21 aid S. Barbee, Stanfield, N. C. players had returned contracts lo and Daniel Dias Barrera, Havana. of a routine check. But. how about Joe Bonlkowakl, Sanford. In addition lo the brother son 18.000 bonus baby from Phllsdelblnation, a few other Interesting phlaT Or Roger Leo Hephuer. Tbe Seminole County T1 aaj fart* have come tn light from Montpelier. Ohio? Then there are Health Association offleo « * |g Ramon U sa , Matansas, Cuba, and Pair m t awoke >m(gk( tm i 6at looking at contracts. Sanford will have a Ktyi and a Edilio Oliva, Havana; David Trin- orday. Low tonight mostly hi Ibe doted neat week. Keyes. The first U Jack I-ee, tho rud, Appleton, Wia., and Christop­ It's. Southerly wind* D b 9 Mrs. Lorraine Graham, „ mile* per hear eblfllog ks worth- Uv# secretary will attend th o__ __ second, Robert F. Both will re­ her A. Vlrruao, Chicago. port here from the Superior club The best waa saved tor last: westerly II ta M mlire per boar icstlon of the nprida CorJartnaa in tho Nebraska SUM League. John O. Strsyiewskl, MlnMnwn*. of Tuberculosis Worker* at Jfei W n , a i n boa* Odd,.................. . MO: : day that It probably would “ r ’ Jf . win Kilpatrick, Lockncy, House approval again this year Joseph Rhodes, Gat Chairman Emanuel feller (D C. V V.) of Ihe House Judiciary Committee said he doubted that Ihe hill could he blocked In hia committee and believed Ihe House would pavt (he m e a s u r e by a > i > „ „ . . close vole If H reaches Ihe floor Seminole Rep Mark ( level, d Jr. today •». appoln ed a memview Iwr o .he l ouse on.tllulhm. flf h aub^ . nt,., vo)r for thr Amendments Committee, one of . . . ... ... . Cleveland Given Committee Post Eight Marines Die In Crash 01 Plane WASHINGTON (UPM — President KUenhower k» v* congieasionnl lemloia of both parties a 80-minuio fill-in on tliaa Berlin crisis today ami received a pledge o f united sup­ port for hia firm ataiuL. “The upshot i* that we arc united," .S|wuik«r Sam Ruy* burn said after the White House conference. "W e don't hnv# Training Planned For Scout Leaders Juveniles To Get Blaze Jury Trial Shad Seine Seized By State Officers Golfers To Pick Partner, Tee Time Castro Brothers Coming To Sanford The Cas'ro brother* are achedul ed to visit Sanford In Ihie case, it Isn't thr prrmier and army chief of Cuba, but the Castro* do hall from (hie revolu­ tionary-torn Island The brother* are Alejandro and Julian Caatro, whoa* ambitions ■re overthrow of baseball oppon •nts. not governments Alejandro ia • pitcher. aS tlxfoot four: Julian, 6' 8" and 210 pounds, la an outfielder. They are Iwo of Uie player* who have sign­ ed contracts with the Sanford Baseball Club. They also form one of Ihe two brother combinations currently Weather Office To Be Closed �1 ^ ;r # ;' /v - > Fart 1—Fri., Mar. «. 1M» • • t m il n U T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park A n i n W. P. Brooki, Jr. ........ P»»tor P, B. Fiaher . . . . Aiiw . Parlor Morning Worahip . . . . I ll a. m. Sunday School ............ 9 43 a. m. Moraloi Worahlp . . . . 11;M a. m. Training t'nlon ............4:1* p. m. Evening Worahlp........ MO p. m. Wtd. Prayer Some* 7.10 p. m. Nuraery available CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car lttb M. A Oak Are. Her. Gail S m ith ............ l’aitor Sunday School ........ 9.43 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ............. 6.41 p. m. Evening Worahlp ........ a w p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 1:00 p. m. PlNKCirST BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W. Onora Raad Daoald Gravanmalr ........ Paitor Sunday School ........... l.tS a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 1M>* m. Training U n ion .......... 0:10 p. m. Evening Worahlp ..........7:4* p. ra. Wad. Prayer Service T:tS p. m. Nuraery available •OUT* SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH E. ITU St. A Park Ave. Gerald B. Price ........... Paitor luaday Biblt School ., 10.00 a. m Pnaehlnc ................. n.oo a. m. Bible Study ............... 7:00 p. m. EvaagtUaUe Praarhlag 7:U p. ra. Wad. Prayer Service 7:41 p. m. M.t. SOI LS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Ave. at Mb It. lav. Richard Lyon* ... Pallor Sunday Miaaea ......... 7.00 n. m. ........... I.lu a. in. •■ ...... 10:00 a. m« ............ll:*o a. m. Dally Man ....................7:11 a. m. Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CIILMC1I 1 »7 S. Seaferd Ava. Gilbert Counla ........ AO Interim Sunday School ........... v.lk a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . ll;M a. m. Youth Program ........... 6:30 p. k . Adult TTiInlng Coum . 6:30 p. m. Bvealog W orahlp........T:M p. m ■Otmtion .......... .... t:lo p. m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Part Avo. at n ib Si. J. Bamrd R o o t ................Pailw Bible School .................t t l a. m. ; •*! * ■ m il Nazarene i, . ■ ■r ••• J ( HI KCH OF CHRIST LAKE MARY . 2nd SI. aad Elia Ava. George M. Yataa ....... Minuter CHURCH IIF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary Bible School .............. 10:00 a. m. Paitor j Morning Worahlp...... 11:00 a. m. S. L. Drawdy ...... 10 no a. m Ereninc W'orihip . . . . . 7:44 p. m. Sundiy School II no a. m. j Wad. Blbla Study........7:11 p. m. Mnmtng Worsnip Young Peopte'a Meeting T 13 p, m. Evening Worahlp . * Op. m. i c h l r c h ^ T c h r is t Wed. Prayer Service I 00 p. m. | Gtaava Ralph Brewer Jr. ... . Evangallvt Mitiionary Meeting 100 p. m fllble School .. . . . . . . 10:00 a. m< Pint Wtdneidiy Morning Worahlp . . . . . ll:OOa. m. Presbyterian Kvtning Worihlp ... 7:30 p. m. Wed. Trayer Sanrica .. 7:10 p. m. FIRST PRESRTTERIAS* ' f 'f CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Oak Ave. and Third SI. I'aela A. G. Mrlnnii ...... ........ Paitor Bible Study .............. 10:00 a. in. Morning Worahlp , . * 43 a. m. Morning Worahlp ... . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School ......... 9.16 a. m. Evening Worahlp......... 7.04 p. m. Mnrmng Wonhtp . .. ju o o e. m. Saninr Felinivihip 6:30 p! m. Episcopal Fining Wonhlp . .. 7:00 p. m. HOLT CROSS EriSCOPAL Wed, Prayer Service 7:00 p, m. CHURCH Nuraery Availablv Park Ave. at 4th St. Rev. John W. Thomai ... . Paitor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Holy Kurhartit ........... 8:00 a. ni. BESART Family Service DeRary Civic Center Church School............ 1:11 a. m. A. C. Summrri ........ Paitor Morning PrayerSunday School ........ a oo a. m. Sermon ----------- 11:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp .. 10.00 a. m. Holy Communion— Turaday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:34 a. m. COM MU’S ITT Wednaaday ............ 10 04 a .m . FRKSBYTRRIAN CHURCH Thuraday ....................... 7:30 a, m. Lake Mary Sacrament of Penance Paitor Saturday ............. 6.00 6:00 p. m. John W. Pillry ........ . Sunday School ...... 10.00 a. m. Morning Worahip . . 11:00 a. re. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Junior High Waitminlitcr CHURCH Fcllovvvhip ........... 6 30 p. m Knlerprite Pr. Paul Khulta................ Paator Senior High Writmlnlatrr FcUowahlp .............. 7 30 p m Holy Communion— Sunday ....................... 6.00 a. m. Morning Prayer— I PRAI A COMMUNITY Harmon ...................... 9:30 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHUR4W Holy Communion— John W, Pitlev ...... ... Paator lit Sunday each month 9:30 a. m. Morning Wonhlp 9 00 a. m. SunJay School ------- 19:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Writ minuter FcIlOwahip longwoed Junior .................. 6:30 p. m. Rev. George L. Granger paator Weilmlnliter Fclloaahlp Sunday Service » a. nt. BcnJora ..................... 7 30 p. m Churrh achool 10.00 «. m. Holy Communion O th e r C h u r c h e s Firat, Third Sunday PINK(REST ASSEMBLY Lutheran OF GOD CHURCH GtHIII Mil El’ll KKll UNITED Cor. 371b tnd Elm LUTHERAN CHURCH II. M. Snow ......................Paitor Sanford Hhrlae < l»h Sunday Sibool ..........9:43 a. nt. lat 81. and Ira Av*. Morning Worahlp ..,.10 30 a. m Erneit Hulick Jr............ . I’ailor Churth School ........... 9:45 a. m. Evening Worahlp .,..7.00 p. in. WEST SIDS MISSIONABT BAPTIST 411 S. Dolly Ava. Willi am L. Slephca ........ Paitor (unday School . . . . 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Bible Study .............. 7 00 p. m. Morning Wonhlp .... 11:W a. m. Evening W orahlp...........7:50 p. m. Luther League ........ 5.30 p. m. Wed. Preycr Service .. 7:50 p. m. Wed. Choir Practice .. 7:30 p. m. Wed. lenten Servlree .. . I p . n . CHU1XOTA BAPTIST CHURCH (Both held at panonagt) C. G. Swaggeriy ........... Pallor Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. ItEIIEKMEH 10] W. lllh Place RUBER SPRINGS iM i.n i W. G eerie...... . Paetor BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Hrhuol . . . . . . 9:16 a. nt Joe Boulhllt ..................... I'ailor Adult Hible Clava........ 9 IS a. m. Sunday School ........... *:** a m. Worahlp Service...... 10:30 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11 M a. m. Ttalnlng Union ........ O H P- m. ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN Evening Worahlp ..........7:30 p. m. Nlavla (Near livledol Wed. Prayer Service 7:50 p. in. Stephen M. T u h y............. I’ailor Morning Woratup........ 9:26 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School ...........*;WI * m. « r GENEVA Chrfilian Day School, Monday Jack L. Stewart ........... Paitor through Friday — Kindergarten * Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. Elementary....................9:00 a. m. Morning Servlet ... . 1I:M a. m. Training Union ........ • *0 p. m. Methodist Evening Worahlp ... 7:50 p. m. FIRST METHODIST CIILRCII Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:50 p. m III Tark Ave. T. C. O’SIrfit ............ Paitor B1LLCRKST BAPTIST CHURCH Morning W ortbip...... 8 10 a. m. OP GENEVA Sunday School ........ 9:41 a. in. Chari*• W. Ilamll Jr........Pallor Morning Worship .... tuno a. m. Sunday School ........ H>.w> a. m. MYF Mrclingi ................... 6:30 p . m. Morning Worahlp .. . . 11:00 a. m. (Intermediate, Svnior) Training Union . . . . . . * I'* p. m. Urgan Veipera . ... . 7 15 p. m. Evening Worahlp .... 7 U p. m. Evening Wnrthlp 7:10 p. m. Wad, Prayer Service 7 M p. m. FREE METHODIST (UUROJ f ir s t b a p t i s t church Laurel Ava. at 41b St. o r LONUWOOIl lrn E. Hindman Jr........... Paator Cor. Ckurck A Grant 81a. Sunday School ........... 9:41 a. m. C. L. Fuich ..................... PliW f Morning Wonhlp ... . 10.43 a. m. Sunday School ........... MS a. m. FMY ....................... 7 no p. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . It W a. m. Evening Worship .... 7.10 p. m. Training Union ........ 1:45 p- m. Mon. FMY Itecrration 7:00 p. m. Evening Worahlp ... . 7:iS p. m. TUca. FMY Prayer .. 7 M p. m. Wed. Prayer Rervlea 7:tl p. m. Wed. Trayer Service 7:10 p. m. IJkBE MONROE EBENEZKH METHODIST BAPTIST CHURCH CHUHCR Three mllea well el Saiferd Cllrua Hrighti on Flr*t St., right at Menree Charlea F Brown ........... Paator COrwer Sunday •rnonl ........... it’ mi a. m. Jtohart <1. Byrd ................ I'ailor Sunday School ........... 10.oo a. m. Morning Wonhlp ...... 11 no a. m. Morning Worahlp .. . . II:M a. m. Wed. Prayer Servlee .. 7:30 p. m. Training Union .............• :» P- m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Evening Worahlp........ 7:50 p. m. Plaecretl School Auditorium Wad. Prayer Servlet 7.50 p. m. W. Thomii 1’ arionr Jr. .. Paator Sunday School ........... I 41 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Wonhlp ........ II a. m. OP OVIKDO Jack T. Bryant .............. Paator FOSTER CHAPEL Sunday School ........... 1:41 a. m. METHODIST CHURCH Warning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Uvltdo Training Union .............4:11 p. m. Evening Service ........ 7 oo p. m. Sunday School ........... 9:43 a. m. Wod. Prayer Service 7:50 p. m. Morning Wonhlp ... . n oo a. m Evening Wonidp .... I oo p. m- Catholic V p re se n tin g \ ^ o u r C h u rch Church O f Christ B ap tist fu fe r f ^ THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Chrialiin and Mlnlenary Alliaace Park Are. and 14lh St. David S. Carnefi* ...... Pavtir Sunday School ........... 9:45 a. m. Morning Wonhlp . . . . 10:40 a. m. Evrnlng Service ........ 7:45 p. m. A.YF.-Youth Service .. 6 30 p. m. Wrd. Praytr Service l.W p. m. FIIIST I'ltl KC1I OF CHRIST b< IKSTIST 100 K. Srrond Ml. .Sunday School .......... 11:00 a. m. Sunday Wurvhip........ 11:00 a. in. Wednc'day Selvica ... . M.UU p. in. Tuctday Heading . 1:30-4:30 p. in. Thuitday Hiadmg ‘3.30-4.10 p. m. t i l l KCH IIF GOD Frtnth Ave. and Sind SI. I m I D. tlruwn .................. Paator Sundiy School............. 9 :II a. t Evar.galiitic Henrico .. 7:30 p. m. Tueeday Service.......... 7.30 p. ni. T H E C H U R C H B O R A LL . . . A LL FO R T H E C H U R CH OF THE PICTURE T h e C I iu k Ii ii the gicatral factor on earth for the building of character and good ciiirrmhip. It i< a tlorthou* of i|Hrilua| vaturv. Without a •tiong Church, nciihcr dcrnocracy nor civilization Can vurvivy. Thrrr are four round rtatoni why evrry perron iliould attend vrrvirn rrrulatly and aupport the Church. T h e y air- ( | ) for hu own *ale. ( 2 ) .For hi* chddicn'a *aW. f3) For llw aakc of hit community and nation. (4 ) Fo r the take of the Church itarlf, which nerdt in* Moral and material auppoil. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Btble daily. Day Book Sunday Monday Tucaday II Forint hum I'hilippiana 1 Corinthian* II Corinlhtaitt John I’aalmv II Patrr WVdnttday Thuraday Friday Saturday Just a few words, rooted in grstitude. But gratitude means so much . . . to the Giver . . . and to those who receive! T o God it means that we are not too busy enjoying His gifts to under* stand Hia love. To us it means that we htive not forgotten tW htart of life. We haven't lost sight of the spiritual center toward which the Church constantly points our vision. And to nur children it means a family life based oil faith and prayer. ChaiiUr 9 4 11 4 1 H 1 1-15 67.58 16-IN J&-IK M2 M _ j& “ For Thy love we thank Thee, Lord . . . for Thy help we pray." O f course, our "blessing" or “ grace" is only a small part of the Chris­ tian Life to which the Church calls us. But, like every piece in s puzzle, it belongs there! And the sooner wo put all the pieces in place, the sooner we'll under­ stand the WHOLE PICTURE. t ’ • T7. fm-vegai aaaa. a*««r a*. k n it.,,, v*. (I ll X( II (IF JKSI S ( II Ml ST IIP I.A’ITEIt DAY SAINTH O ly llill J. I>. Urool.1 . . . Branch Prcndent Sunday Sch>wt| ........ 10,00 a. m. Sacrament Maating ... . 4.00 p. in. TIIR RANFOHD IIIM.NEGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES t i l l W. tat RL Sunday Walchlowar Study ................................ . 3.no p , Wed. Blbli Study . . . . . 7:30 p. Frl. Minutrv «fcho«l ... 7:30 p. Friday Sarvlea ........... K.30 f . This "Support The Church" Series, Published Each W eek in The Sanford Herald with the approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business m. nt. m. m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD T. Ittilh Grant ............... Paator Sunday Srboul ... .. 10 00 a. nt. Morning Wurvhip . . . . 11:00 a. in. Evening Sen tea .......... 7.00 p. m. Wed. Prayer n«rvico ..7.00 p. m Frl. Prayer Service ... 7 oo p. m. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CIU'SCII Seventh M. and Elm Arc. A. C. McClure ................ Paator Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a.m Morning Worahlp ... . 11:0c) a. m. Wad. Prayer Sarvlea .. 7:30 p. m. T1IE REVIVAL TABERNACLE Illh aid Chive Av«. L T. Tavkcr .................. Taalor PAOLA WESLEYAN Sunday School ........ 10:00 a. m. METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worahip . . . . ii;0o a. in. 9 Mllea Writ ea Rl. 44 Evening Worahip . . . . 7i43 p. ra. Cecil W. hbalfer ........... Paitor Tutaday Service .. .. 7:43 p. m. Sunday Srhoel ........... 4:43 a. ra. Thuraday Service........ b l i p . ra. Morning Wonhlp .... 10.41 a. m. Wealryan Youth ... . 6:43 p. m. Evening W onhip........ 7 30 p. m. UNITY (ENTER OF SANrORU Woman'* Club-349 Oak Ara. Wrd. Prayer Service 7.30 p. m. Jnirphlco It. Stuckii........ Paator Nazarcne Sunday Worahip....... 11:00 a. » . FIRST CHURCH Woodruff Budding OF THE NAZARKNE 7*4 E. Firat SI., Itai. I ll W. 3nd SI. at Maple Ave. Tocaday data ............ 4:00 p. nt. R. II. Spear Jr............... Paalot Sunday School ...... 1:45 a. m. THE SALVATION ARMY Morning Worahlp .... 10:43 a. m. 111 E. Second St. NY PS ....................... 6 : 5 0 p. m. Sunday: N.Y.P.S. A NJML . . . . . . S p. m. Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Goapel Service ........... T p. m. lIoliMie Moating . . . . n .o o a. » . FERN FARR CHURCH OF THE Strevt ltroUng ............. 6:30 p. m. NAZARKNE Yl’ L ........................... 7:00 p. « . O BRIAN ROAD Salvation MnUng . . . . 7:M p. m. Rev. Jim Fiabtr ............... Tailor Tucaday: Sunday achool ........... 9:43 n. u . Corp ladcla .................3:30 p. m. Morning worahlp ... 10:45 a. m. Band Pracliia ............. 4:00 p. to. Youth acrvlce ........... 6:41 j> m. Lndtea Horn* League 7:30 p. m. Evangcliallc acrvlre ..7:30 p. in. Thure. Prayer Servlet 7 30 p. m. pxijar atnlce ..7:30 p. m. S*L Strut Mooting 9.30 p. m. establishments: SANFORD GREGORY LUMBER COMPANY NATIONAL WALL PLUMPING AND ATLANTIC CELERY PRINTING RANK WHEELER HEATING HOLLER MOTORS FERTILIZER W. TRUCK W. HORNE MAYFAIR INN CONCRETE PROGRESSIVE COMPANY SHERMAN COMPANY BROKERAGE C|TY PIPE . FURNITURE COMPANY WARNER'S CO. WILSOK.MAIER CO. PRINTING COMPANY FLORIDA STATE BANK Gl'LF SERVICE RITE THEATRE �1 ____♦ v n u f i r . 1. ^Sanford Girts'' Coffee Given For Rushees Join Sorority Gamma Lambda chapter of Beta Knot Volt aline, Mr*. R Cu*h-j cookie*- with coffee Ihr coffee Sigma Phi began It* rviih aeaion ing. M"s He* (lent*. Mr* Don table was r o 'f io l "ith a linen with a Coffee Tfeuradiy morning H o-e and Mr*, Garnet White Noth ami held ycllo* ami white ■t the home of Mr*. Joe Corley.Mr*. Corley irrvcJ dainty ham pom pom» flanked by«lute tapRuahee* attemiioc the party bin doughnut*. and fortune ( er* in nicer candelabra, were Mr*. Kay Shoemaker. Mr*. Joe Dcnmton. Mr*. Ihontat l.argen. Mr*. K. Wade Tye and Mr*. Bob McKee. Invitation' were estended to Mr*. Robert Smith and Mr*. Erertt Harper who were rot pteaent M e m b e r* attending were Accent O n sp rin g M r*. Dick Nelson, Mr*. Glean McCall, Mr*. Clyde Robert*on, Mr*. Kd. IXcrton, Mr*. Alfred Green, Mr* Gordon Frederick*, Mr*. Church Calendar Two Hkv4 graduate* of Seminole High Sctuwd enrolled at Snead College. Mus Janice t.uxen and Miss Helen Adams, have pledged tn mrmbcrihip in the newly organired chapter of Sigma l'hl Gamma, international welfare aorority. Mrs. VI /.aunts of Si faiui. International vice president of Sigma Phi. wa* tn Boat recently to iunduct the rhapler pledge service. The official recognition of the group will come after a three months trial period Sigma Phi plain a special em­ phasis upon social development through service. A nonacademic sorority, the project* usually in­ volve rehabilitation and health programs t n under prtvdrged areas. Dunne the past fifteen years, ihe sorority ha* contributed more than JTJ.tWt) to welfare proJed* tn the Southern Highlands. FR ID A Y Couple Feted Pinecre»l Raptial Church cot­ tage Prayer Meeting* at 7:30 SUNDAY Unity Church Center Sunday service held at It a. m, in the Sanford Woman'* Club Itouir, 309 Oak Avenue. Pincereat Haplitt Cnurcli Carol Choir Practice at S 30 Pmecreat R*pti*t Church Youth Fellowahip at S It A training euur*e lor teacher* of First .Methodist will tie held In the primary department from i S 30 • 7:30 p. m. Thi* I* for teach*' era in the cnildren'a division. Captain anil Mr*. Noel Gayter of Washington. I* V are twine feted with parties during their vrttl in Sauluril. »in Thursday cvfUilig Cnidr ami Mr*. Flssyil Harri* entertained with a cocktail party in their honor and the guest ll*t included, Captain anti Mr*. James Ramage, Cmdr. amt Mr* Ernest Horrcll, Cmdr and Mr* Sidney ltancy, Cmdr. amt Mr* Harold l.ang. Cmdr. ami Mr*. Earl Yates. Cmdr. and Mrs. John .Miller. Cmdr. ami Mrs V Slclnni*. • nulr. ami Jlr*. MONDAY i V. I‘ Rowell, Cmdr. anti Mr*. Fat Winter*, It. Cmdr and Mr*. II. The official board of First1 C. Hamilton, l.t. Cmdr. ami Mr*. Method;*! Church will meet in Charlie Gulbrii- and Cmdr A. It McKinley Hall at 7:30 Conner of Washington. D. C. The Hoy Scout* of the Fuat Dinner Party GDrn Preibytcrian Church will meet at Cmdr. ami Mr*. Earl Yale* en­ 7 p. m. tertained a tin a timner patty at The Se»*lon of Hie First l*r»» tin.r home Hhii *d*> evening combytertan Churrh trill meet at 7.30 p. m. I'll I I KED AT THE Gumma 1a»mLula chapter coffee p.imenting their hivu*r guc*t\ Cap­ tain and Mrs. Gaylcr. March Mh through the !Jth the Thursday morning are Mr*. Joe Corley, ho»te.*». who n The party inciutletl old acquaint­ Firat HaplDt Church will have seated; and left to right. Mm. Hex Clouts, Mrs. A. k ances of Ihe Gaylera who ale CapWeek of Prayef. Monday at 10:43 Shoemaker Jr., and Mrs. K, Waile Tye. lain and Mr* Ramage, Cmdr. eircle meeting*, 13 o’clock, cov­ amt Mr*. llam a, Cmdr. and Mis ered di*h lunch One o’clock pro I ang. Cmdr amt Mr*, Donanld gram. Runyon, Cmdr. and Mrr. Miller, Cmdr. Connor, i mdr. and Mrs, Rowell and l.t. Cmdr. ami Mrs. 4-H County Day Kenneth Santlon There will be a 4 II county item lor bulfrl style dinner wa. serv­ nn*i ration day Saturday at V a ed Irtim a table covered with a m in the County Council Com green linen c loth ami centere-d with mumty Center at 401 East 23tli multi colored flowers in a stiver All girl* wishing to participate tin Wednesday evening at thr Ihe guest of hnnur ha* l-een a lw*»I in the diuriet demomtratinn day. FJk * t lull Mrs Irene Kent ami resident of t'*nfur<l tin the past March 31st, must take part in thi* Mr*. Ed Cox entertained »nh a { forty-four years anil i* a chatter T» .Mud In Deltary meeting surprise party honoring Mr* Mnr. mrml-er of the Anna Miller Circle, The Frii-mlslnp league nl tar rie Mote* who celebrated her 77th KU * Auxiliary, birthday. When Mrs. Moses arrived at the Congrs galnsnal Christian » h irch Club she tuumt a darkened hall will tticri Monday, 1:30 p. m. at ... . . * |but soon party light* were lu metI Ihr Isortf* of Mrs Gus Rode wold N n m p H on Jt" 1 ,llr •-1' » r* t t«-*f with the in Dellary Mn Cliarlrv Maltorv will strve V - / / / I k - t - f -> I N K A ii ic - c * tinning of “ Happy llirthd*-, The long party Iable wa* deco­ at to bnvles* In the meeting rated in a pink and white birthday Correction motif and was centered wilh a The Fish Fry tn t-e sponsored Iho Sanford Woman'* Club held latge take which he III 77 pink ,< lurteheon ami gcr.rial bunnesa tandlrt Two punch bo-vis were t*> the Anns 'Idler < irete will lameeting recently with Mr. Ralph *< •’••bee rn.l of Ihe table h-ltl Salurdav night in ail of , fV Unman Sunirv ana jn<l * profusion j/a ir it jiltJc<l rndiv .»« annou.rrd in rhumb * l l „ , Alfrfd t bile* a* hostessesilf ,lM ,a ■' W " * » * ,h' . . After Ihe opining of gift* b> F.lk » Itall between it* and right t.rcrt.ng members »t the . . . Mr, Mu,r , |hr ho„ -----o’ctoel were Mr* It. K- Peurlfoy. Mr*. |,y Mrs. Marty Dyer, terved p u n c h ----------------------lienige Kuhn and Mrr Robert JR,| r4kp , n<| dunn* lh(, eveBU1), *‘ |J|f8y ” 11 US I *111*1 Y Kuhn. party game* were rnin,vr*l ** ‘ * Preveding the luncheon Mr*, w. Invitation* were r i tended Ur file J"ha ilrnuvn^ Utter known .«* I*. Yesley gave th« invocation. Irirnds of the honorre . ' on of Mr. an.l Mr* v. Ilrnson of Sunlarid, celrbralnl In* Following the luncheon, during --------liftli birthday vtilii a parly Thuls the bumirv* meeting, il was wa* anan when you d o ... pounced that a new hoi water I # _ ll- ' '"-irmng tiutvl* weir Daily llm-nn Jtn Ik nit t had been installed me. Kid. ami D-nivr Ralston, visit FAMILY! building and the dub Slrvr l/iinjrt! Dmlgr Jaillrl, ihe library b.ll that is coining up tf you need Mr*. 1*. i\ H)nl lrft fhur I,nnnj Drniif ^n.l Sui at the nest sesvion «-f the l.rjii»'a- Surprise P a rty H e ld In Fashion Show Several < hiefi took part m as The arernt wav on Spring when Ihe CDO Wives' Club preienled amusrnc skit *• they modeled what Ihrir “ Flavler I'arade” rf favhmns •Every well dretted husband Wednesday night at the Naval Air would wear -if hi* wife hod bar way” Chief* taking part wr*r* Station Ballroom Cowan* Department store (urn James Graces. John D. I.vrveh. ithrd the lovely rnvemhlr* model­ .lame* E. Johnson, and William ed hy member* of the Club. Fe*. le s u . lured were sportivvear. lingerie, Kefirshmrnt* sere tarred at the afternoon arut -afier five’’ wear. cbi*e ol the show from a buffet The model* entered the ballroom table holding sandwirhea, mint* avanut a background of bamboo arut punch. and jtalra*. Decorations Centered Neil’s Studio nf Hair Desisa around an Fia'ler motif and color- rrraled mni! of the hair orylra tul eggs, tn nc»t*. decorated indi­ worn tty the mmteli vidual table*. Come nation piece Fashiitn Show chairman waa wa* llie Flavlt-r egg tree placed Mr* Clarence F’ogg and she waa no the *!and of the commentaior. assisted hy the hoilrssea foe tha Mr* llctlford Marshall. t*ent -son were Mr* William tine of Ihe most popular t*«h- Johnson, Mr<. l>eJong, Mr* Ralph Ion* ihnwn »a< v [men like rayon Simas and Mr*. IMndanvillf, dret*. featuring a Mark lotlire. with a rnerk Into plaid black anti while tkirl v matching fringml MISS JANICE 1,1.YEN, firxt front left, nlitndiiur, inn! stole cnniplrteit tins lovely (roek Vitas Helen Adam*, fir** front rigltl. n.iteil. are charter miwlrlnl by Mr* Rn'-ert Drayton llie mnnt.ily luncheon for wives* V taihlonablr .ickel dre**. fraiitombcm o f Sijrtna I’ ht Gamma, at Snead College, Boar, tilling a silk print l-twlire. with of \ VH 9 va* given Wednesday •bile ascot lie was worn hy Mr*, at the home nf Ml*. Roger Milltr Ala. i Tin iiatii Roloff Mr* Harold Bund- in Diner rest with Mr*. H. M. Fit** vail i-viukl have lead adv Ea*trr ' gerald a* ro hnatea*. I'arade in her tdteil tbeath of Upon arriving the guest* were shade* of blue arut given floral served punch bv Mr*. C. A. Lawprmi featuring a nigh uairtline rrrue, of Waco, Tevai, who la rffcst with m*rt how. vKiting bet daughter, Mi*. Miller, 1 tie two pine U*o. wa* aelut-veil ih r lobiirr thermulor mrnu waa in the rayon silk *brath with mi- served bullet sty lr Irum a lunch­ |w*Mant lupllnr Iw-lt worn by Mrs. eon table covered with a yellour i harle* William* Mr*. Charles Heljlum tire r* eloih. A profusion lest* received applamr lor her of yellow and while spring flow­ copper print la'lev »wim suit with er*. in an antique rut crystal i oli* drape rlfrrt. lmwl, centerrd the table with yel­ The blonde hair ui Mrs Chester low tapers in silver candelabra Dsfnrd blended Wjutifully with adding to the table setting. a Iallot etj pmk gingham "go anyAttending tin- luncheon ware where'' drra* IVtilo Mr*. Thoina* Farrow niiHlclevI tn an attiaclivr Mr* Ijwrence, Mr*. Floyd Harm, powdrr blue rhreked tire** com- Mi*. It. (t. Anderson, Mra, A. B. i lenient evt bt a tlark lituo rum tiler- Blf -ncr, Mi-. F. li. HUrrard, Mr*, bund \|[» Norman Phillip* wore H. D. Co—k, Jlr*. W. Ctetsinger, a black ami white checked tight Mr*. II M. Currie, Mr*. J. P, Cu m , Mr*. V. 1. Doir, Mr*. A* weight suit Mr* Marshall endctl her com­ D. Fennell, Mr*. F-. F, Gold, Mr*. mentary l.y druTibing Ihe luvety J>. W. l.riiair. Mt*. C. J. MeItlue anil grceii Rural print of pol­ turthy. Mr* R. G, McKee, Mrs, J A. V I-on. Mr*. W. W. Powell, ished ciitlun that slic wore. During inlermiMon Mr*. l>on- Mi*. J. Rut,, Vti*. D. E. Shover, aid Dmtdansilie commentnl on Mr- \. W. L'niuhart, Mr*. G, II •lM-himl the »crne activities' of Wain*, Mr*. FI. I*. Yates, Mrs, a ladiuvn show amt Mr*. Marvin Noel Gayler, Mr*. K. M. Hen! Roiirf, Mrs KolatvI lie.long anti Ml*. K, C. Caritgan, Mr*. Ruth Mr* t*. A. Wilkinson tlemontirated hhatfer. Mr*. It W. Dlgen and Jlr*. Virginia Alien. on “ how not lo model’'. Luncheon Held i For 7 7 th B irth d ay PENiyiEy’s 1 ■4 icers Nam ed': Everybody needs At Club Meeting - V ■ 4 1*0 \\ I\ F.S' wliu tinik |Mtl hi Hit' Weil,u -tiny niglit Fn.sliion Shuw were, i**lt to lik'lit, Mrs. Lloyd [.itiRinfeller vvlio waa ciMinlitiutor of ihe idmvv ami .Mr.'. Bedfonl Miirsljnll. pienideiil of llie i 'l ’O Wives' Club, and vvtio servctl a* ronimentntor. j# m M\.\ t m .$■ Ay. i If? . money sometime (psA&jonc tv 3 OPTO$600 phone: FAirfu 2-4612 before noon lo arrange for money Ihesame day! Cash Yea •Stint 7* Manlkiy fipmartt t i n tn 11400 770 OO JI700 417 00 5)7 00 I 700 M 00 1)00 1IOO 74 00 37 00 FAMILY FINANCE SIRVICC, INC OF SANFORD 17b South Pirk Attfiu* Phon* rAirfu 74617 W m4, flood* ra r*r lure. Mr*. Roy Till.', thairnian of the nomlnatlnt ronnnuli-e, pisaenled the following report, president. Mrs George Well*, first vice pres­ ident, Mr* William Kirk, tocond vice prcftdrnl, Mr*. I-arry Stwnrer. serretarv. Mr«. lrvtrtg Fry or, treasurer, Mr*. J. FI .Stenoer. Two new members, Mr- Thom­ as Lavrgtn ard Mrs, Gramkowr, were Introtluved. During Ihe general mcs-ting the American Home Department h»!d their election wfil it wa» as ' follow> Mrs, Don Flanim. ■hairman. Mr*. I'aul i nleman. vice shairmnn, Mrs. (seorga D..hbs, secretary. Mi*. Herman Man'ey. finance chairman. Mr*. I arl Jich rse. membership chairman. At Ihr nest social department meeting a card shower will be held for Ihr purpose of replenishing the club* card*. Ibr in.-oniing president, Mr* Well*, and Mr-. V. Hunt, and klr*. J. I*. Wilton wct» nominated a* delegate* to the Mate Conven­ tion with Mr- Jamet Huff. Mr*. Stella Mooir. Mr*. C. M. F1u*rM and Mr*, fotriy Sprnctr a« alternalea. TFie Fine Art* department pr» verted a muittal p^ngram with Mr*. S. J. Nix at sponsor. Cnmplrtvly lnniall*H System $3 Appliances EASY PAYMENT PLAN Miller Radio & Appliance 118 S. I'nrk RALES nnd SERVICE Hi *nt)r Amet. K«lmn K otlir m Tull City Wuf) # HhIff iho 11 c»i* %*»4«it:*>n *■hr m1111 Fruit liars Visit her giard-on. Flank Crarv I'lml liars stop. In Seattle. and another \gw YORK ll'DI .—Fruit bar* grandson. Sgt. Jack I*. lUrvry. in (rr rjl4 mjli,r „.|th packaged Sonoma, Calif. ,|4)P |t;>r tnjX Atbl • rup chopF'rlend* nf Jack Slrmpcr will peil. drained maraslnno rhrrne* regret In hear that be Is a palirnl and *■* rup conked dried aprnnl* at Ihe Florid* Samtonum and In tnrv. and bake according to Hospital in Orlando. , package dim lions FA 2-0351 fool new J'enney TowtitinflA made entirrly nf funimi,* linn River cotton! I'ntlerned in nubile xelf color 5tripe* Hint cnlrlt many an eye! Ye*. wash 'n wear, loo! WASH N W EAR .98 1 m m 's -iin* s n u tt, mrdinm, targe, extra large little nr mi irnnlng w h etw r you wont most profitukU swings https you _______ • A newt car ’ Dosam pny'mrr.t funds (or » liome'* A trip to Hawaii'* All new home appliancea'* Whatever henda your lint of special "want*" • . . . you're SU RE to have it winner when you save Open your nceount today . . . and add to it rrguUily! |0 0 Complete Line o f — (ias i NEW FINE COTTON! IT’S OUT OF THIS WORLD! Abore-averog* aorniegt Fw in-yurly r\©fO Dan River c ol Ion dresses in Easier colors: 3 .98 Aires 7 In ft 2 .98 .M ir* 1 tn la Save on gloriously colored spring dreuses! There are "Imskel" jxickets, cummcrliunds, daisies ami litre! Full skirts, deep hems! F.ven a jumper* and-bloi.se *et. Kastei egg Nues, pinks, peach 1 Eosy-care for mother! Shop Penney** . . . YnuH Live Belter. You’ll Save! SPRING PATTERNED COATS ’N SOLID SLACKS Sport aii't.* l>oii.*t wool, ray­ on, nylon blend jacket* in fresh new pattern*, nolid color rayon and acetala flannel alncka that machina ua*h in lukewarm water. 7 .95 Jwbr D ial ■( 6 �I •* it o r ia ls i* !W » V WII.IJAM f». WHITE WASHINGTON — Vlce-Fretident Richard M. Minns friends hsvs nn doubl s h iliw r tint Governor Nr Iion Rnrkefrlter of Literature Postmark College Gets Land In St. Petersburg Is Hurting Sanford Sanford and Seminole County apend * great deal o f ptooay to build a (rood reputetion. * The city end county advertise advantage* of the area in national publication*. New industry i* being nought to proride more job* for our people, more payroll* foi our mer­ chant*. Retiring cititen* ami touri*t* are nought. Such effort* can l>e destroyed, however, by seemingly "amall” thing*. There i* no doubt that Sanford i* being hurt i t preaenl by a postmark on anti-integration literature mailed to heaven knows where. Cartoon*, depicting the "inevitable result ' of school integration, are going through the mail*. Envelop** have no return addre**f*. the literature, naturally, i* unsigned, file envelopes, however, are poatmarked "Sanford, rln. Moat local resident* have thrown the literature in the Wiate baaket without hesitation. Yesterday, however, two atudenla from Florida State University. Tallahassee, visited The Herald in an effort to find the amine of the literature Some 30 to 40 sheet* of the cartoon* had laen mailed to a fraternity at FSU. One etudent said that FSU student* did not view the Jltimture favorably, no fur ** Sanford la concerned. Since It carried a Sanford po*tmnrk, they concluded that Sailford 1* • headquarter* for auch rabble-rousing. Tlte atudents were unable to determine the source. I hey •aid the local post office was unable to help. In their opinions, Sanford is getting a bad name, unjustifiably, from Buch actions. , , ... It ia probable that the sender of *uch trash viewed his actions aa education, and in behalf of segregation. He probBbljf nevar thought o f the possible d*nmge. He couldn't have bought too much o f hi* work, however. Had he, there would have been a name and address attached. An intereating sidelight to the literature: it was print­ ed by a firm In New Jersey. Hood, solid Southerners, no doubt. . . . Growing Pains Again Another of Seminole County’s industrial firm* i* plan­ an expansion. York Manufacturing Co. will break ground March 14 for a new building. W hen the comjmny occupies^ it* new Iquirtart, the employe total will l>e increased. York ha* brought, and ia bringing, world-wide publicity to Sanford. It manufacture* fish landing nets, television antennae* and aluminum display rack*. York official* expressed "sincere appreciation'’ for the aid given them in establishing the firm last year, and the help which makes possible the move to new quarter*. Sanford and Seminole County are exhibiting that in­ dustry la welcome. Y ork i* another prime example of the opportunity available in this area for new plant*. Suites* stories are the rule.______________________________________ ting Okay, Harry, Take That Blue Pencil GARDES' GROVE. Csllf (U N ) -Former President Truman, who >sld In e speech Wednesday Uist M would like to be sn editor so m could print whit he wsnird. hsi •era offered sn editor's job on s aliform* delljr news pi pet T. G. Wood, managing editor of he Garden Grove Duly News, eeda the offer m a telegram: "We would be esiremely happy o hive you serve si editor of the laity Newt In Gsrden Grove, ’*W., for a while, ss per >-our re marks al (he I'nivwrsity of Mi*, snuri March 4. Wr hsve whsl »e believe In he a free, independent, democratic press, but would t.e cvlirmrly happy to experience your inlerpretation of Ihr pbisse free press, We await jour reply Truman said al the Press t onpress of the World Ihst he didn't “know whsl ■ free press is—I hue never seen one. I went to he a tele­ graph editor or one of thoie blur prnnl men. Then I rould set what I wanted in the paper*.” DAILY CROSSW ORD ACROA4 1. Rundry T. Eskimo Vnlvea 11. ltiblleal mount 13. A grandnicther 13. Maaumun rabbr.) II. Soma IS. Cobweb thread IB. Three .hand­ ed eard game IE Gama flah 11. Ismg. furl­ ing « iv « tl. father 11. Elevator rage 31 Rtind 31. Greedy II. Twistedstrawbeehive If. A mu* u .r u h <poa*) SI. Greek letter 3. Oil-produc­ 50. Pinnoun ing country ivar.l 51. Near o i .'m mtkt r o o t irfciti w r it H i I. Gov. 31. Vipera 3t. Military iirL'UKuVtMracrn Almnnd'a HH ri!-;ro -liiQ life elate :ifiio ’3rto 33. (Hum- roriu (ahhr. I u n a y it.T - lira rung 4. Muse of u :-,til' i« Li:-it jf-id lync 37. Piecing IBM |g' f j iirjJgtS nut poetry 1411 hlU.dtJUU l.smp 5. ftnwed t n lo t o T Auair shaders 4. Pigpen 7, Unroll*. aa 3?. Cioun 43. Previously larrheir) 31. HiMirel city a »*r 31. Music not* tl. Gmus of *. Iterlineil 3S. Evu-lee P. Not reliefs glass 411. Nour i she d mmetura Intoduua* 4 4 . Evening 40. Not 10. Mr. I^venaon (poet | windward SO. T.Tckel 43. Piece* of IT. CnrmelVS If. letter land taym.) w T~ • 1X T " ■j - T” ** 1 1 ft ll 4 % >f +0 ll m •A % % li DOWN 1. Millponds 1 11 ’A ' Evangelist Draws 25,000 In Rain Friday March fi, 19.*»9 1.1 scu m , ra lly ..a r .m .k u ft k a s w, a with . jh , M<ssii>a yait-r V * M V, I, Ct altixti, SSiiOltlfeg V**...-s ia m v i i i ox* (KIVVO SVVItSkK Clip Mller •■elely M I ih lly I d Koterbs WASHINGTON - Those ladies In Alexandria, Vs., who protested to our lawmakers Ibat rhemiita ought not to fool with nature's food, got a fast brush off. The ladies fired ■ telegram to the House Inleratate and foreign t'nnimeref fnmmlltee pleading with the rnngrrsimen nol to let fruit growers doctor up oranges l-ern in there pitching and scowl. with roallartjpe dye. Ing. If he had hia way, even The committee, unchlvatroualy ■tore bought white bread would I would say, Ignored the tele­ be outlawed. gram. The presenre of the velre So Ihe gentlemen were telling was mentioned hy one of ihr the committee why the dje on members, but no one bothered to the orange waa vital to the ero read 11, not even for the record. nomy of our country. The question before the law­ J. Hardin Prleraon, former Thirty itx million dollars wurih makers wai: ‘ .Should an orange Congressman and attorney for the be orange?" More specifically. It fruit people In Florida, said of flower bulbs from ftie Nether­ was Should Congress allow grow­ housewives wouldn't buy green lands were retailed in Ihe U. S era to dunk green mature orange* oranges, even though they're ripe. during 1931. in a rhrmiral goo called tllru* It serins that warm nights In red No. 3? The lawmakrri heard four ex­ Florida — and sometimes in Tra­ quantity of ST. PETERSBURG. Via. (L’ PI) pert* In a hurry and Ihe witnesi- ss —. draw a large ,_ _ ... WTXTt: Kl.-vltll*v —Mra. Haney Taylor Rarkus, ?0, ee all eaid yee, and then our chlorophyll Into Ihr leave*, till- Tt, , t.xliK.vt. i.vnj* » I M* v Tltli'K 1! M ill. hi- "II* ' coloring mature oranges. mother of television aetor James representative* passed the bill — Jl.SItV VI KING • wl-l-.w. If In 1934 Congress did okay Ihr tlliriR Bin! If ‘aPRtie H*r MGII. (Jim I Itarkua. died al her Red- •II within in hour. knuM n Hill* Rt I** I'M llft mslon Reach home Thursday. She Testimony went a lo n g to use of another dye railed red (Mviitri, j|iR«!•♦•. R•*1ku* *-■ I #r„ *1* ♦*r tuIIifMa i*# wai horn in Hasellon, I'a. smoothly thit at one point Chair­ No, 3T. hul for only Direr year* rUtrflAAtt 4itli*M%IRR 'I n *1* f man (Iren Harris (D, Arkt Thr Food and Drug people found i«ni>*<0 r*•M•11*** »11»• **14f#a** ('AMDEN, S. C. (Ill'll—former chuckled that somebody ought at that No. 31 was Injurious to labo «vm m• Infi *i m n nf # *i nk u« *n in.; 11 VI 1*0*Mi Rfi4 — * lN*h tu* Vale All American fuitl-ark Maur­ least tu tell him what the bill ralory animal*. (The rhrmiral *11*. if In Itsa, an) if ice il.rflyi Flynn, fi<1, died Thun- was about. wasn't tested on humans ) Rut the lh#Jr unkP"*« Mil# *1 la**. iRffRtR*!, «10f l#RR• AtRrtl**# day. Thr protesting ladies Ialthough eruff was okayed for use only t•» 4n• or •Ulti RlI* *u tt unheard I represent a hardy band on oranges. Mi a* ud ' U i ifiRrn 4*r HUNTINGTON. N. V ( I T I I - of folks over the rotmlry who than* lif es*M AT a44AR^**»aa In the meantime, chemists have RhnM r»aivJ****A Ail A'l* Mrt. Martha Merlon Hall, ”L*. for­ don't cotton to thr idea of any developed citrus red No 1. So iltartfi *4 kA«»A All Ml mer president of the Wall Whil poisonous mailer in any food. now thrie same experts were k fs w n T I I . O O O d l. A n ri «is n * i *i M i w i f i , if man Itirthplace AaaocUlion. died If llieir No. I champion. Rep, knocking their old No. 32 Out 111IIs■, Ri 4 If sirAil ttlr' f IMG here Wednesday. krilenil M'lrai Rt U* |#iAt#f» Usher Ilordirk of North Dakota, In the rorrldor they were telling •1•4I■##l ilinlf** a«•|■rt• C.f hadn't rrlirrd last vrar, he'd have me No 12 was rrally 10 times • I R i m * (11», **1 h t II • I • * u VI*1* r NEW YORK (PIT)- Henry J III#if m illkfr #af Ittflf 4#as poisonous as their new citrus regse l * *r nttifrw IA R * » hfi* Hurrhell, *:>, for many jears secred No. 2. Now I m wondering f P#|«!#lTt#4 A»'4 A'l4ra**R« R* relary *»f the Italy America SoIIA VM VI. known air unknceia t», M who pulled Ihe wool over Ihrlr rirty and one time director of Ihr Hit! V. tiOOUUN* Rnd dje* bark in 1334. IIuOftK-S', t *r h iiliirul, if l ata Italniana al Columbia Uni­ turnc aful If *14-i*1 l*»#ir nt»* This new additive, the witnesses versity, died Thursday. know n litlia Rt Iam . IriaiiM ftRVtWRR*. AVAlit••• R4fl|gA« **r TAMPA lU Plj—Rrgregaltnnilt were saying. Is really safe. A rlAiniAiit* filhltwli* y11*1*f LitS ANGEI.EA (4JPI) — Dr. Sumter l/twry charged Ihst stale frllow'd hive to drink 5.000 gal tk#m nf Riltivr nf Ihfm *1# Ions of Juire or 23.000 .oranges— School Supt Thornes D Rilley hai f e g t ' i l Rf 4 Mti * | w |ar Adolphe De Uaelro—scientist, in­ f r•li»1#iirp* a.hif m-14'r»**»» a* ventor, writer, phllusuphrr, niavtrr "surrendered’* on the school inte­ with Ihe skins — in a short perl kftit«•n » rR' isnkt*iiwh od of time brforr running Ihr of u languages and American con- gration Issue. Tut* Atii; HKiMCUY N«)TiriKi» • A ti lt I t a * I s » » n f 11 r - V R B A l i s P t ! I.owrj', retired National Guard nsk of kicking the buckrt. sul general In Madrid in thr ailinti In Ik# i ir# *jjt *»f iftR Only one Congressman made a X ministration of Theodore Civile- general and unsuccessful guberna­ MltH J udl iaI t'lr ilt "n ind f«r sty remark about the bill. That jf • g » i l n 'l * UniinH, Floi'li Rw tltlRd torial candidate, answered rriliveil, die*! Wednesday at his leime ii f* M( i \t » m. in riAiAiiff. *• cuni hy Hailey, who raid Cowry was Rep J Arthur Younger (R , MICVflY at the age of 100. M lirttNIlAM p* Al. I»* was one of itx\*e who would close Calif.». .Said hr: "As you know, fpmlani* In l*hAnr#rir Sn AM* DAiurt * f tM» It tv I** yul*l w* in California do not u«e color Th# Ihe schools to keep segregation. UllR Cowry charged that Railry had in our oranges." The climate out Y**M Af* iRQtllrRd t rt ftl'A wtit Iru *1#f rn•#* with !*ir I’lifk “ thrown in the sponge ami aur- there does the coloring. m f Hi* •aid !‘iRlf ( AM t*ri 0 A f lfif i% tin ; m i Nr n r tin; « m \r\ rrndered " He said that he and The hill, which waa paned ear­ |HPf R<1f UTMnfl ViAlndff ■ All AFARI* ii iM*r. hi NiMH r mu s n , n A (.r Hpfnt • ihr |*»11 4« r nf II at*■h other* like him "are determined to lier by the Senate, will come up •I 4TM nr I I nil 111 t % ttlf rtf » 4#« f#* |»"FA fOR fight on for the rights of their chil­ soon before the full Congress. It ft«« Ipi »• Ih* t:*t«t* nt ii * ill Ii# #ri1#fF«l Rf iinii ion vi A11*11 i;lllTK A. NEIMAW, dren and for eegrrgated schools." WITSKUK ip» hand ant •*•) look* like it will pais without loo 11#IMMli rial k *if Mr l*l*ruit i* *urt In and much fusa. MlllI I*. HI I IIMII1MM* f,*r wpitiiriMi* 4'mgntv F'MfldA. Tit a11 iVca.ii* l.dtinff aUiitt* or And Ihe next time those ladiri 111b ala» nf fp».Mi*r% 1 |> llvmftltJ* AgRIftBt #4|d *• I* rf.flMk, from Alrsandria want lo get some foil Rf«'i h •*f yon or* h*r#< Kconomy Practiced « ••ortiT i n* iM> hi not in**! Rit l i i|(i #i| |s> fil* representation from their repre i*»n MMiMit.i; rursTY III yFAU). N. V. il'P li Buf­ •nr t i•irt•• and ilrnt«n'l« oliiifi rieORiPA |nu. or rllltfr of jiry* m«r ha t f falo Mayor Frank A. hedita turn­ veniativrs. Fd say they ought to M> Marika T. VihUn. fv C •11111•I Hr1*1 RRiatR Mi ihR of Mi* ed down a request from the Earn­ rail In person • nr. At.* Moo U'Misoi U»i§nil#i. •*«iurt» [ K Ul lUtKI.I. A m >sn Meanwhile, Ihe nexl • hoitesvwho ' # Jti11hr of ri*mj t i i*i*itn1r# •t ing Hoard of Appeals for tvi to * x. | a t i «*? n e j s f f»F |*J 4 1ft 1 1f f hit nfn« Mi in* *‘iMUf| 11"*111> r In pun hate a rity directory. In­ irtri lo ifrvf nif m finer drifiK.i i n .** in.i Aim .« tiftiiTl.. K1-.I i.!|« mu bin ticht t*i. I'm afraid I'll say: "Skip Ihe ' '**•*"■ stead. he prevented the hoard with • m l • * to n il I It * f t «*r» i It * 1 1 to * f i t And VI a r. , a a* 1*11Ml All rit. •h# f i t at (iijIIIM«|| on of |h!i nolit* a ropy from his own offlre oringf |»ffIt. pleaif * « ItiF In N i liiiu nr ri*iti•f*'| muii I.a In Deaths •raicairtioa as if* II J- trtabafii rats* •la Mealka _ DAY b NIGHT P A N E L R A Y HEATING • NO hoi raitinr* • NO npecial rloaml *par* isaeaaaarr • NO lone A atpenslvi duel* The finait Itr* of arlnler romfort SOUTHERN N ATURAL GAS CO. I t ! Haafnrd A t *. FLOOKS CLEANED • MNUF.U • FOLLSIIED Tile r*on*|i| W i RthR rltiR M U l l * I R A* H»4**ul*«t• of tail gitRtR tn JwiiDh >1 Nlitta ko, AIlnrfiRr far aglet llttatg V U. lin t :t ; I arn l*ark. H oHiIr l r* *ri if*, it PRESENTS Florida Symphony Orchestra FRANK * '«i hi*. t> en; he.-, t-Turl'U S i a t m i i tut • Vnu* It. Vlni.rU IbiMIsh V«b. g* g » , Mae, ( * II sotii h i v m :it n i n r i o i s ^ »vi*> n.vitisrr «f *U*i*l, Meat* OIO* T!»i*t *< Sin fv u l n .iu la u le <>•• f *•» •11J# CaxuUr, Hsr.i*. l i t , IE lilt MILLER, CONDUCTOR IN A POP’S C O N C ER T 2.2-s PROGRAM IlKSKHVKD SEATS AYAII.AHI.FAT r o m n o N ’s — n o i ’ M iLLATs ADULTS 1.25 STUDENTS MARCH 10th beautiful 8:15 P. M. Homes surroundings. ,/ R A V E N N A P A R K • >• l\li at.,I H i t t lHI>n<l l » l - V l - I r t W i l l M | | „ W II It t l , , I I , , K H it a ll G'.utt. e -m lu .il. i » u n l v , I l . r l . U , . u i l lu > , i . . t i U n i < wi th l b * u r . t I l i a n • the S't^ii- t~xi u n t . i \ a JM iH .-u T U I-Tiv. i s * . t e a l M i s t l * . a t T s Ils h a iM e . f l u n d s w ith th* C EN TER E I I I f i t l o t • X | tl St ■VOTII’ K le lic n s.ltr q tV K .V % S t t s : . i s i i » s: T>> VV H m i I T V I S T r n . N C K ( I X t S e l l - . I* h - r e l - i a l s s n i h . l I h e i , i k I * i - I s f - -I I<urv,i*nt l u |h e “ K i r . I It I—<i . N *i oe u ie tu ie ' Iim .i.f M l »>. K l v i l U a h i e i u l -lit r ,* i. • t t r . w i t h l h . s'I . rI* e f t h * r i i . u i t I ’ottrl. In erm t i.r n - m l n n l e C e u . l t , Tl u t li le . in ...... r e i - l n i e f e r n e t of the i.utdU . H u n u( m l * Hu tic *, t h . ( I r l l t l n u - -i.i-ie, i n - w i t s m t'Kit rwM-ntrrK. u . 4 * r - hii Ii a * a r e e u a a t e - l |n h u t l. ie t e 106 N . .Mj r t k SANFORD C IV IC * •MIT, I. Ann* I. M •m gp. » - « • ' •« l-u-ln... * | ■ • • . . l l . i , , u»‘l*r ll.e r .uni,ii. nami ..I l . n Hi,ii* quiet, Done SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 2-7121 Lovely Modern i J alm a lit, b i ■ «>r t h t tarn * Expertly TKKKA/.ZO W OltK OF A L L KINDS. Free FsDmelee — Call I'a! Legal Notice 1*1 l»» Ih R or iiiu rn t), FA M W I E R R A Z Z 0 ‘Surrender’ Tag Placed On Bailey •hall ha V<11<|. C a llin g New York ia already running at vention Nunn-Rockefelier stnig. full gallop for the 1MQ Preai-| gle for the nomination. *** these dentist nomination at a Nixon aa the principal factors: rival. Rockefeller a great advantage They concede privately that is that his is a “ new ' face. The Rockefeller will undohiedly be Nlion face is nut only "cnnlroabl* lo "lock up" New York venial": it h*« »l*o been fa mil­ itate'* huge delegation to the Re iar for a decade now. The Govpublican National Convention emor, moreover, has the tnorw Already, Indeed, they are prim*- r e a d i l y pleasing personality, rily concerned limply with lim it-Whether or not he is himself an Ing Rockefeller torajs for con- adept practical politician, he has vention delegates to the East. already shown skill In picking The Nixon people now believe,; highly practiral politicians as hii for example, that the/ can large- lieutenants at key points ly hall ihe Rockefeller delegateToo, the Governor will not hav* gathering movement In tha Fast to face up to so manv hnt naat the New York Kate line. They tional Issues as will Nixon befrel confident that Nixon will do tween now and I960 extremely well In Pennsylvania. But if the Vice President It in at least fairly well In New Jer- dangrr of being clavsitied »* too sey and not bidly in other near- far to the right, Rockefeller i* by slate* surh aa Connecticut. In peril of being carried too far They are. however, in a mood to the left by the Inevitable preaof complete realism. They see the »ure» of New York politic!. Rockefeller challenge as serious Nixon, for example, will sup. at best. Ami they do not deny port labor reform legislation of that it could become a massive a rather hard kind. Rockefeller challenge in some circumstances Is seen as more likely lo wind Nixon's long and amiable talk up clove to the labor leaders, the other day In New York City This, if it happens, will do him with former Governor Thoma* E great harm at Ihe convention, fur Dewey — and it will he followed the GOP convention* are largely by other! — should nol be read rvm hy organtration and not to mean that Dewey will be for "modern" Republican*. NT*0n In 1M0 The Nlion peo Fundamentally, though, (hw pir assure that eventually Dewi. rhief reliance of the Nunn force* ey'i still—considerable influence It in Nixon's greater experience within the GOP will be east on In world affair* — and in GUP Rockefeller'* side. Dewey ha* affair*. There I* undoubtedly a strong professional and personal wide imprrtnon in the country connection* wills New York hank. that he la "tougher" in the cold Ing Interests that are dose to vrar with the Ruvslin* than Roc­ kefeller would likely l>e. Rockefeller. And the Nixon people fully ex­ And In committing himself to the "antl spending'' line of tiie pert that from among the RcpuhEisenhower Administration, thr lican rank and file there will Vice-President ha* knowingly tak ariie a growing demand for a rn a big risk. Hu adviser* are far stronger and more partitan aware that Dili could lend lo link party leader than has been seen him In the public mind rlosely in thr Eivrnhowrr years. Thil with ihr Old Guard wing of thr Is a hill ihr Vice-President un­ party. Thr fart that tins woum arguably could fill. Whether Roenot hr anaccurate linking is one kcfcllrr could or would is open thing; thr fact that It could be lo duubt pending thr taking of damaging, all the same, is ar a great deal of future evidence, other thing Many Republicans want no Indeed. Nixon associates. In more essentially amaleur party their private preview* nf the leadership. The Nixon force* will probable nature of the pre con- exploit Ihi* feeling alt the way. Legal Notice eseeaa teierSer. SaaSay, aa« CkHsMas Bamedar *1 Mtt X Mill* uiieet iP, O. n»t SMtl In lha niy ,.f Orlsn4«. El.i•• »!••• asaeiae Oereker ft. itia at ,k> oifle* 14*T h a i the M i l l , , |r I ei e* l e.t tn •ft flwelda. aa4 ; IX. « „ .» af »aeJk V Urn. •*M l-uslntv* * nieii-iis*. ar. as a 1' * “ *•*• 1 -IleaPreaa wklek la e.M.lM et.laa** »»eaklleaOaa al all ska laawl aawa aslatt* la ikla ( • l l a w sp: » ' UXVSSO.'I s e -l aka pat weak MELBOURNE, Australia (CPU —Twenty-five thousand persons turned out to hear evangelist Hilly Graham Thursday night de spite an hour of torrential rain that turned Ihe open air arena mlo a quagmire and short circuit­ ed half the loudspeaker*. Graham'* car was stalled in a font of vtalrr en rmilr to the Mel­ bourne ihowgrounds and had to he pushed More than half the audience »a* made up of Iren agers on hand to bear a special youth message. Assignment Washington t lo n 11 Tag* 4 •» • M ■H i t f l • grot Si ik ii s// y / •4 Sf.TbaBwaaip u ? YS fs y / la it Fo< Yu IP. Moist IJ ll 41. ltye % r % 4( Heap is a* 1. 41. Turkuh hat 4T. Conjunction J* il ii 41 Extraordi­ (VV % nary person 4« a *r n (slang | § ’ % 41. Occurrences % «• 4# wT % •1. Become* % -a 44 u.13 V ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) -The misunderstanding " e o n e erning the city's gift of land to the new Florid* Preibytenin College w*i cleared up today with Ihe collegr to gel ihe tract beside Roc* Clegs Hay. The City Council voted Tuesday to give 341 acrei of upland In the college, but the majority of the counrilmen said they rould not recall a promise about handing over 100 seres of submerged land and IT acrei of waterfront prop eily. But the city'* Committee of 100, which persuaded Ihe college to locate here, sent a represen­ tative to a aperlil Council meet­ ing Thursday and ihe Council did an about-face. The city plans lo avk the state to give it the 100 acres of sub merged land, so It tan gl' * It to ihe college. It also plans to avk Ihe legislature In change the city charter »o It ran hand over the IT acre* of city-owned waterfront property. w ritin g arnt torilaln tha tilli* *>f fRtlil*na• arnt at otflcg a>ldr#a* of Hi* rlglmant ii»*l muit »•* .1 a s h in g t o n / “Knrnea de»i(rne<I J*-'--- J -with “ *• ai-MoelHi* individuality f«for p, H. A. FINANCINCI modem living In * setting " f qiflet loveltawa and nntiiriil beauty. A " ay front the noise ns little its and confuaion of city life, yet Ju»t minutes from school*, shopping center*, and Snnford’s beautiful golf course. Drixe out ttxiay- JUST 1.9 MILKS W E ST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGH T AT 20th (5 FRENCH • — 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN! Visit Our Model Home ! $450 down Monthly payments like rent! Skoemcuke/i Construction Company Inc. I l l W. 25th SI. F A 2-3103 F A 2-719S �H it fn b rl VrraH FH.. Mar. 6, 1959— 6 . Big Ten Will Vole On Rose Bowl Link AT Meeting Today v ___■ r « _ a ..- « AfAlJacksonville; Jacksonville; Seeks Third Title In Track Feature Old Pros, Rookies Make Bids tolled Prett International iningi during Kama* City'* final !.title Rock. Ark., hit two homer* Shortitnp RUIj- Moran homered for Oft,n great Crl Tear* i* fax or i handle ftgurra will be eraard bold Run Meyer and Kanmm Jack, mtra-iquad game of the tpring. and drove in eight run* during the the big blow nf Thuridtjr'i game. •on. who were big league Mar* Meyer aaki afterward that lua arm Indian*' three-game tntra-tquad Rookie* Marred for the CHicago ed by early odda to take tonights' ly by March SO. when the 92 day JACKSONVILLE. Kla ft Pit — featured ninth race at Sanford meet end*, according to current Veteran Mickey Wright wa* on a»ay bark when Ihe iHxtgrra play­ trouble hat compeliely ditaj-pear- teriei which wat concluded Thura- White Sox. Detroit Tiger*, San ed in Rrouktyn, are making atrong ed and added, "I feel I can Mick day. A poll of newtmrn covering Francisco (Rant* and St. fxxui her way today toward a hoped early hid* in nan new career* with with the Athletic* ihit year." Orlando, when an out»tanding oct- eatimatei. the Indian*' camp made him the cardinal* in other Thur*d*y intrg. for third tournament crown tn the et of racer* will 1* tent into action Already .... the pari-mutuel handle Jarkton, a A*.year-old native of teriei* mo a t valuable player, (quad game* American League teami. MADISON, Wta. (UPH - The by the mechanical rabbit. n aomr MW.000 ahead of la .!1 I*009 J»fh.onyille women a ..pen Meyer, tne former “ mad monk Hal Troiky. *nn nf the former Rig TfB vole* today »t in wmi»r u aw 2° day. of racing urt An ,. lead over her ntarrtt With left on J r ) r , record-breaking »ea*on. onfUrok* |f fh , wpi0nlhlpl, lolltm r , of Halt-nth." i* trying to win a Cleveland firit-baieman who had meeting on whether It wanta to place on thr Ktntai City Athletic*' Betnng in Florida th.a year .. ex „ B fltroke lf4(, 0, fr hfr an I t - a record for Colorado rontinua playing In football's poit the club .chedule, toward a rtford breaking pfCtfd to furniih nearly 14 mil* pitching itaff while Jacktoet. once Spring* lad araton. pitched two araton rlaulc. thr Roie Bowl, rt* at. ciimat. Total attendance and iu>n in fundi for state genernment hitler* inning* in a icoreleir While rarh New Year* Dajr at TaiaThe 2* year-old blonde from San valued by the Dodger* at IllW.oon. S jx camp came. Turk Loan, Bill A Ladle* Nlgnl la*t night drew Diego. Calif., filed a neat two- i« battling for a third bate Job drna. Calif. Dufour and Don Rudolph also a ho»t of Sanford greyhound fan*, under par To Thurtday to go ahead with the Cleveland Indiant. The conference group vote* In Marred, each allowing one hit. and 21 rare, tomorrow point to in the opening round The terond The tk-year-old Meyer imprrttrd thr farr of atalrmatmi circumFar! Rrrih, an infielder who hit thr highpoint of a doren week* 1* hole round of the T2 hole event Manager Harry Craft lhur><la> ■’ ■ ( f t , moit important of whirh only .2.17 for Wichita, homered for when he pitched three billet* inof tempering at the oval, located wai irhedulfd today v>Wf thr Writ Coaat'l failure to tolled PfMv International 1 lah. rutrrnil) leading the Sky- the game-winning Mow in ihe Tig* •outh of Sanford, Jutl welt of make a propotal for thr Big Ten Clote behind Ml»t Wright, xihn Thr Cnivertiiy of Denver today line with an 11-I record, alto hat er'a game li »** a free-hitting af­ Hwy. 17 92. to continue competing In the bowl, won the tournament in IA\* and wa* caught In • crow • c.-untry a conference date with Colorado fair in which Harvey Kurnn drove the dniolution of thr Pacific Although Cri Tear* ia one of 1937. wai Bonnie Randolph. Nap tug-of war Involving the ration'* Slate Saturda) night while Den­ in three r.m* with a double and a the lighten rarer* in the feature lei. Fla , with a 71. Ret«y Rawlt, Coait Cenfcrrnc# and thr abienre two biggr*: college basketball ver 1 10-21 play i lln.-hnm Young »tng!e. Fddie Yo*e, rx-Waihingtort tonight, the make* up for her aue Spartanburg. S C , wa* third with of an obligation on thr Big Trn tournament*. tonight and t tah State Saturday third-bareman. Marled two double lUr many great thortnop* have an even-par 72. while tied for to continur playing Ihe 1’ ioneera accepted a hid to n-ght. So if I'tan Iota* both it* play*. .tone in bateball—hv huitle and fourth place with 71* were Star There wa* no mdiratinn which be National Invitation Tourna­ weekend g*met and Denver win* The Oviedo Linn* wouldn’t atop Don Tauatig, an nulltelder who way the vote may go but. even dropping in the bucket, lait night draire to lead. lere Bauer Haggr. Betty Ruth and ment Thurtday although thev ttlll it* final two contest*, the Pin- hit .JtT for rmtenia last araron, hit if the group favors continued Big againit Halting, and left the have a dim chance of winning neert will be conference cham­ two homer* and drove in five ruca Tne red fawn atarlet n rated a Fay Crocker. Ten Rote Bowl teami. the faculty conn, holding an amatmr Td If! fivetotwo ahot by morning line Defending champion Marilynn the Skyline Conference berth in pion*. ■a Can Krancltro'a ronteit. Rookie tvA'bcrt of the conference* odd*. She drew the hard to win Smith of W'irhita. Kan . carded the NCAA rhampmnthip What then* Well, Denver al­ catcher Roger MrCardrll and win. artool* mu»t vote on the big la 77, and former winner Pattv Berg. from iiv hoi. but her homeitretch However, all their trouble* max ready lut indicated It will diop Hank Sauer al*o homered with ARt Milt i alif. e m u - t V Ry virtue of the Lions' win. Ihe aue and one objection from them ilrtxra indicate ability to win from St Andrew*. Ill . wa* tied with Whitney t brilliant and undefeated be irtnlvrd tonight If I'lah heat* out of the NIT and compete in ritclicr* Johnnv Antonellt and learn will meet Bunnell tonight would force a remote at thr Big Revet!) llanion. Indio. Calif . with Silver Spoon today wat tel to Wyoming and thu* v Inrhe* Ihe ti e NCAA wettern tegtonal pi.*- Mike McCormick abrorbmg mo*t at 9 o clock tn the final* of the any *p»t. Tcn'a May meeting. Skvline title lhat would leave off* at )an I ran ireo i exi week of Hie puniihmcnt. Another top flight atepper in the Tit l ’la«* C. DiMrtct Tournament. The The Ro»e Bowl queition took Mm Randolph took an early challenge the ilnx in thr Sloo.wy Denver free to honor lit c„mm>tfeature It Handy Rock, in the Denvei repuitcvlly arcri>te<l thInfielder Wally snannon. *on ot the limelight from the atari of the Ot iedn fixe la expected to come fir at poit potitton Kandy t figur­ lead, but Mlai Wright who wai Santa Anita Derby that wat bro trent In the NIT. M l bid bei-au-r ii wsnie-l •'time ^be t animal*' farm director who conference'* program to amend out xicturioua in thl* game, too ed a fuur-'uone allot, hut hv rare fourth top money winner la it ken only once by a filly winning to ntaae travel plan* " In fact, lul 27*0 for Houston, baited a Holding Halting* to a minimum lime hit nidi mar room down to year. raughi up on the hack nine thr tacc iti recruiting regulation*, and all coai h Moil Biaworr a'ready ha* double and • triidr in *ucceinvg When eninet were taken indication* were that the vole the Liona .cored it point* in the below even He * been a cnnM.t -Sh* e'"‘ ed ' h» «*P *' »he rar five •tartrd lining up transportation ittnmg* off Von McDaniel to high, fir at period, with their opponent* ent tirade A greyhound who hat V9th hole when her vernnd •Sol houra in advanre for Saturda would hr tight. lor the Pioneer*’ trip to New light Si. Lout*' coated. It waa a mile and an eighth rare, a field In four previous vote*. the de mooting only four. finithed .n thr money 11 timet in i lit feet from the pin. . _ . . Yoik, wheie thr NIP oprn* next bad debut for the younger McDan­ c A m to play in the bowl wai In Ihe aerond period the Oviedo 19 teavon atari*. The r*\ pounder *•* named Three of the She barely mined unking the of iel. a 130.000 l-onua beauty In 1947 Thuraday. iiWard by the narrowest poaatble eager* wouldn t iet Halting* rome loM by only a note in hit last en putt for an eagle Ihrrr. but m ade"10**"- •«»*•**•»« •'*•( and a four-Mar flop m '4M Ninth Carolina, mranwhtlr, got 'ole. Plana to tnaure member far- near trortng. and .topped to rc»t counter. an ea.y birdie. She moved ahead ‘ "pplemenlarv nominee* and If In other rampa: Matty hrouah'a •>ff tn a flying atari m toe Allan ulitr* their chance to make their at halftime with • 39 t lead. on Ihe Klh hole, .inking a six ,hf r»f f » NFW YOBh l l P I t - Adolpli tic C.va*t Conference Tournament two run homer wa* the highlight Feature longahot la Kay Reno, poaition clear at the May meeting footer for another birdie. , ' llue of *,>0-J00Hailing* made Ita higheit num Rupp of Kentucky, now buty get­ Thur-day by knocking off C!frat­ ot Iha BotUn Red Sox* inira-tquad alao added up to an ultimate, uni­ her of point* i»> in Ihe third quar in the five box. hut ahe'a another With (Trtt l.amlmg having lull Other leader* in thr opening game. Jackie Jensen tingled and ting another tquad of ' fiddling" huatler who could uptel thr fea­ fied Big Ten aland on the matter. ter. hut the Lion* dropped In U round inrludrd louive Sugg* 73; M i m e of hn prestige in the Fla Wildcat* reads to defend their ion, 9t CJ In the opening cound. popped out in hla spring debut. ture cart. The I'ar lire!*, who ate fa voir.I But tf the Big Ten ahowa it to keep their lead even more ae Wiffl Smith and Jo Atm Prentice, mingo Stake* lait week, the Santa . . . The Washington Senator! wenti to go on lending learnt cure. In the la at period. Oviedo, Rccing will clove with a long Tf*. and Hetty Dodtl and Jackie Anita Derbv wa* tiring watched NCAA basketball title, today wa* to win the tournament and It* ac- •tgtird tneir 1.x*t holdout when Jim voted I'nitrd Prr»i International companyirg hid t., thr NCA \ Writ for the claaatc, Pacific Coaal made 22 point, againM Haatinga' three righll mile otntrM in which I'ung 77a cloiely hv hnriemen for poutble "t’nach id the Year" for the •btrdig. p ** fv-ikr tonight *n the Dclitng agreed t< term*. achoola, regardlea* of their ton four. Kentucky Derny threat* Texa* Jar.r n pirkrd by three to , , . , . .. .. Following pttenera named for * m f. u lound wh.le N.uth ( at- Sltu(d. y-, CraPefru.l league op* ference affiliation, were eapected And there were several that I 93A 39 teavon po*t ^ I ffrom the f I eighth ,t Mike Dud. led hla team with ^nolhfr huhlv . r„one rd odJ* Rupp drnnbrtl the Wildcat* oltn. Stair face, up-.art Mrglm. <nff|. Kfg John|„ n ,Uy „ tfbfrt could nffer an argument at Chur­ tiAntoal quartrrs to l»»ue tnilta IT points.fol.owed by AWord who hmjn,, |hr mjralh„ n „ M,ikr. 13616392 chill Down* May 2. including thr who icorrd a *urpri*e triumph tn tilma to continue theic agreement • iillnia produced I pan- and Rip Coleman lor Kanias City; •cored 10. J. Duda and Hrnok a xeteran who outran ii'Neal in colt that didn t make Saturday ', latt year's NCAA tournament a* mg I urd up*ci b)eliminating Vito YalrntinetU and Bill Kucher • with the Big Ten. •hire I earh. Smith and Arendl hi. tail rare. 'just a bunch nf fiddler, who rara becauir of injune*, Tomy drier,ling champion Maryland, 66- for Washington; Rob Turley, RobThe contract under which the 7 each. Teainaky. Wainwrtght. and turned into vintiniM*." It wa* thr 62, on a basket by John lUner by Sham, and Duke Maa* for N»* Lee. Matinrr competition will begin Big Ten played in IJ Roar Bowl Krliey ' each. Willi* J. and Cour­ at 2 p. m. tomorrow, followed tn Neil S McCarthy * entry of Olr <ame ttory thu araton. Johnny with right *fcnml* to play. N. C. Vork; Rookie Jim O'Toole, Tom gamea. winning 12 of them, ex- ier and Rrtgga 2 each NFW ORI.FANS f l ’ PI) —With FoD and Finnegan probably will Cox wa* the only Matter who re­ Male. Itowcvrt, had to c.- ne ftoin Acker and Ted Wrigand for Cinthr evening by it rare* beginning pired when ihe Pacific Coait Con one rye rail to the tkv, 136 pro* he favored, both hortr* having turned front the rhamplonthip Itehit.d in defeating at I 10. Southt aio- rinnaii, and Don DryaUalr, bandy ference wa* di»»oWed. and amatrurt prepared to ter off beaten Tumy lee at the meeting tram but Hupp dirrrtrd hit Inex­ lina. 73 72. in nveitimr ar,i Duka koufax and Stan 3VilIiams for Loa todav for Ihe opening round of 1he Ole Fol* I* Ihe »peed horae while perienced (quad tn 23 victories in turned lia,k Wake io ic t , 7(71. i Angflc*. Ruaiiana eat three time* more ISmvO t.rrater New (Irlean* Open Finnegan i« Hie tlrrlrh runner. 24 game* nf a rugged ivhrdulc. |e# cream p»r per*on than Ameri­ Thl* accomplishment. latrM In nhirh wat rained nut Thurtday by Sliver Spoon goe* coupled with cana do. according to Dr. George the airing of coaching feat* Hupp torrential rloudburtt* that turned Jungtr Dancer in Hie rare while hwgatrom. an international food I oiled Pre»« InUtwatkmal the City Park rourte Into a mas* a thud twoaomr i* lonipviaetl of ha* recorded in 29 year* at Krn Manhattan 93 Lafayette «2 capert. rf lagoon*. Fightm Indian and Prince l^w- lucks. rnahlrd him lo win "Coach ------- ------------St. John a -AT N. Y. Intvrratty 33 of the Y'rar" honor* «a«dy In a Threemmr* were trheduled tn ker. I A0 n l N o t ic e Bmton U. M Providence 4* nationwide poll of tportt writ tee o(f every .even minute* on an The horirt given the h e * I L e g a l IN U lItt. nukf 7* \V(kr Fore*I 71 l oiled P re .e In tern alio n al era and apnrtirattrr* tahnle rnur»e under clearing *klr* rbanre of breaking In on thr Mc­ North Carolina 93 Clemaon an Rnlhant IL-h Pettit t»d«y held foreran hv the weatherman Cool­ Carthy F.ntry and Silver Spoon m Rupp received 63 voir*, more No. Carolina St. 74 So. Carolina I M o %I . M lfliM u new »lngle *ra*un erorlng ter- er Irntprralure* were expevtrd tn the battle tur pail of the puivr than twice a* many a* ill* do*A ll M iix it* titiin a • la itn a •* Virginia M Maryland U < i-l in tb* National llatkrtball A * - !, prevail, hut no thowei* wrrr fore were Royal Orbit and l.inmold. rti rival In ihe balloting, Frank ,l.n ar<1* a«**(*•l Marshall 90 Miami lOhio) 79 Ann h , •:»*• l M i • h. toclatiun. ' reen The irai of the field wa* made Mn,uirr of Nmth Carolina Mr- I ,f 4 |-l 1.1 *» • « ! • • * . I .«* CA I ' 4 i ta, Vandrrbill dl Way lor Pettit arorrd 74 point* agem*t i If no further poMpouement* are up of Friar Roach. Dir Hard, Huirr, who won the honor In 1937, • nr* dit'i • i O il#ker M l>>* Maryland 63 * i • « el iM O l r •( Virginia Philadelphia Thursday night tu Decenary, thr flnali will he held Mr. Deep Well and Tulrg received 30 vote*. Wltienberg >0 Southern 111 70 I AIM n . C •*»' " f Iw* l a i n i t I I'd Hickey, former St Iwtui* ,Auh • Ni l law* nu’ t(4 l*»t •'•r F* ana* tile Col 6d Bel. Abbey 41 - i a i - e h i* tot* I for a Mnflr cam-i Monday. . • i . » m | • •rt' • t a »• *J in roach who guided Marquette to an . pslgn to 2 nun (voint*. pa**ing the A tola! nf 9. ptufoilnnala and hfrMI* i n ’ l *»f lvf«ln CWilfi Oklahoma 6A Nebrsaka M .old record of 7,lNl| eel by (leoige m qualifier* will compete. Nl'AA tournament berth thi* teai im N*» 1*941 in •* *4 < ton in hi* firM campaign a* the Y'ardlcy with Detroit latt reaton. Mint gnlfcra devoted Ibur-dav IMI itia d •*! w • • j9||-*i «i9 'n tchixd* new roarh wa* third The gam* wa* Mopped with >1 In praelice between rlnudburMi. -u H .i !.#•»» i 4 i h i M » 4 i*rn » .« ta in NF.W MIRK 11 PI. — Irish F.l with 2. vote* Prte Newell nf Cali­ •econdt to go In tha third period which riiminl*hed later in the day. W • §4 I 11 * * *• Pettil *ank the aecf-nd of two Top gulfrr* making the pradice die Jordan, unbeaten young Brook fornia wa* r!n«e behind with *•> I* Count*, r Iwelds •--l H »• Joe Have* of Auhiirn wat fifth , , , e i d w i ti w w d a Jada*. fire throws to ratabl.*h the new round* included defending chain- lyn welterweight, get* hi* lug l a ,h a i w a n - I va* 1 - * • " g u m ,.f • -, dev -ixp1 ■ v r w i v itl l: f w e a lt. pom Billy Cavper, Ken Venturi, chance tonight in hit lint Madivun with 2‘i anil Halve MiCartliy, who mark. The foimer I^iui*lana Stale a v a l* wl M a vld a . llIH laa iIM *•<•'* *19**nnth« 1 y,i t c # iit n • «h* a’ ar wa* given the hall to aid’ lo Hen* tJitter. Arnold Palmrr. Por­ Square Harden mam event, a* a giiulril Muvu-ippi Stale tn It* i \ i-rum t i n V *M u »f* f » * vw V l w l i w * n •• l a •* vk* I.a v a l# a lt hit mounting collection of 9pro ky Oliver, Don January and Howie «uh*tiiiitr against Hermans'. Sir fir at SnuthraMrrn Conference ti­ filed tn the *«riw *--1 n-*"--|i*r«llH jAMi.a vr h<11line Johnton tle. wa* tixih wt'h II fan Redl of Pav*aic, N J i i . A o m •* nifmfmofi. Pffiff ► > t*» wU» '**P» t Denver In Cage Squeeze Involving Top Tourneys Oviedo Favorite In Tourney Alter Breezing, 76-16 Silver Spoon Set For Filly Jinx In ; Santa Anita Derby Rupp Of Kentucky Is Coach Of Year I With Eye On Sky, Cage Scores Pettit Scores 24, Sets Season Mark IN . '•Sfe* Eddie Jordan Gets Big Test Tonight Legal Notice .M re g u ltr a .lm in l*tra < l> -'i e* .’.h, v Phi i . dei Phm. „hd.un,e.i b, p ... ,™»* I* t’ lnn-t* HI •IwIve.wntw e-v wo4*r*igwa*d u ltra (heir , la in -* •• a fe fe ee i-l . » yiai.h a i> 1*1* i ***ar i<* rha tit • perfcimancr, wrnt on la heat • V e i l I . * f n r e v e r V w r r e l CfnlW •e -tire •eld ,l* i* re ex*tv-** »*• in * ll . r a i a i - l a wot. .lett-lert • rt-fd.l reel e-'e-e Vlarilw lle-trrti, Kierutar ||*t Rovedwie, V ..u n l» JuJa* Coubiv. vinrida * ef !>•■*> her L o J I * . 106-101. r#»uM9 iN-mt I %gtufi f r*. •• In other finmf«. .S%raru«f adaviniaicafrii <"TX ef clinched the third and final play <KI,9 nf Hennon, Hickox Top 'Little' All-Star JltltM # •n4 *»•»• rrvfth• olf •pot in iha Fa Mein DiviM-in ft! t i l »im# NFV* YORK ilT I l—Don lien of Toledo, t.»nnv Kaplan >3 3, of .UrllCOUA* t*. 19»» for by heating Button. 142 til, and i.on, I'llt • 3 foot 9 giiaid, today j Alabama, flick Pat-on* 13 in, >>f • i ' 'I r I x aaiyrid itoclf «*f at wa* i.attie,! to I'nlted Pie** In. her,tu,ks, D„n llrffington (3 101 i iv in mi • x *w*t •n rvf »#r l.ftffla« h#r •• 9 tth >a4t a lif for AfCOml place n trinationil * ' Small Amtln • * of Oklahoma Slate, Joe (7i,ldei, N O T i r R la k t l r k i ai«*n I - i t *»l«ilft|rft«r % «*T % ••r ,> avif t i" hu*lr*** •• H ail- A a |pfttt-l I h a W r « t r r n N f f t o r h\ it o \» n in | I h f ha*ketball team for a record thud I-erg 14 7 , of fen,plr, h ru .. aikte, wav lf.»l s -'li-Iv .'f Sanforil S-ml- f ’iftf a. % I' »►*• ?•«»» N Yo rk K n lrk e r h o fk fr* . m * time. '3 9t of Salon Hall and Jimmy r n la r'«uM > K t r f i d * u/ id* - l * - fi e I* M*i*r. p a * IIS. tuin-j* r*n<- of Sanford Tf 4- V 4* MMliaU'rfttvtt r *4 The other* named to the mytht Rovlgett 13-10| of Idaho Stale. ,B|>. ard fhal I Ini-fid In regu­ th# +9 lar aai-l -a- • with lh* v'lar * *»f cal team restrirted to alar* of i Hennon, wh-v won a hetih on Jam ** ihhh9 tha I'lrcait I'uuri, S*iwin*ia v' -in-t 3 10 or under were Iwm Pttrlllo 1the I'PI All-America thi* week p* «ftftt«l flf-rlila in a-e.-rilania with lh* f** l,o» laiona nf it.* h*i■|if Inja Sam* n ^ Wftfft i39) nf North Carolina State, f„r the second Mtalght time, wwt Sialiitt. lo wit; sacilnn Ml «» 44p*'^io*9atn« Howie Carl i4 Idt nf |)rPa il, Dick an automatic "Small America' r •• m i, (Torida I ii ' u-m t*'* ••fifnpa riRfiii lltrkni <4 at of Miami. Fla. and rhotre Nine lime* thl* *r*ton he a/ A N p-jia.ifv NKW YOFtK (IT h -J o ftv n«no Ruddy Rlemker ( 3 1ftl ef Heorgia •cored Id or moth point* in a van. lU 'i. Now York. otjipomif<i Tfrh * "gle fame, with a high of 47 t; kv Mildonido, 215, rurrto Riro The irroml Irani con*iMrd of againit Ohio Slate, lie wa* Pitt « ( 101. Herald Mver* l3IOi of Texa* U-p *<oter in 21 of It* 24 gameX ihough Purtlln played in the *rttiNiil.t: HU U t f i»m \•# u m 4 i9 9 iin BOSTON ( l l 'l l — Tnmmv Oar lech. (Jene Duffy '3 7j of Noli* 9«|up nf rnLHc Dame, Danny ilalko t.3 101 nf row, IU‘i, Harr moot. N. Y.. at* Nliqn It »nftr mn earn* •tnppfd laoti Carmona, iia i, .New Montana. Fd (-oldberg ij-lh, of w Nr • • *-,., v piYta a • i N i m - p Mfiloi * • tM M tnB.rft IIna ’••* t 14•n V •nr*T9 Sytaruve and Mark Dumara l 3 in York (7>. hft ■»* • #an«»1r r#»'Unr# In ft nf Penn State. Myer* and Duffr f J;n*%> a *!#• ll*t | ri* P« »l) laOlft J, 2 1 4. nioxN I* pi** t*i I.()S ANHFLES <l PI i— llilario were named to the flr*l team a*t Mill* a«ih4lvU,«*fi Morales, 133, M e x i c o City, year but. wet* rrowded off Hit* f i a b l i r h » ' ’ ft • l l ••• ttftl-f | h # M#»t » n l # t« f t IIn«4pa t ...n j •’ *it»r>9 ••*r • r*nm March SI. Hit knocked out Javeilana Kid. 13ft. \ t» «• • • ft«r •• f«»ftib1« teaion by other hot (hooting imall ai : I f N f •• Manila (Si. fritlntf* C«uahr 7.riiIp| r « n » i M l e * player*. V R lift 0 Vlra« n PORTLAND. Ore M 'Ph-Fddie Other outstanding Mar* In the Faminnlft i'on a*% X**f»i"i Plr ftrtnr Mat hen, 194. Portland. Ore. out S 10 and under category thl* u» pointed Young Jack Johnton. 211. •i.n weie Terry Randall I3|0t of •I.MINOir. 14*1 \t\ FO\|Ma I *19|MI••|Uh I/** Angele* i lot. 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This wldftni th« stone*, no 9 thft body, O h t i you ■ ttftftiiftre b alan ced , roftd-huftftlnft ridft. lift Cft'tilft C^urt W i4p i«4 iy, r. u. pr •• «t«p iai(tifitr • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jury Collin*, 0|tcr«tor In K id h t n i, D ftni, Utility R oom *, W o rk a h e p a Zftftiftg l l i i w t i t l v f t f t I f t i f K i r h M f t i Vt trt l h i t ra<iuai * ftrl t h i t l i s t ft«4 t » . P p n m g M i n m o t l t ft*ll |*9«ft9f|||) i^ftft4 |*9991119A r f l « « i i ( M ( ’• n o n t f v H l P i ••H9.| C - 2 C e « . i v i 9 r c l i l f a r u i « i i a I r i i l i r park Matinee Wed. Or Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIA L M A TIN EE FRIDAY pegboard _ t« t.iugli \tiantlr Coait Conference. Ir ayetaged 14* point* In 23 came* Only Johnntr Richter, who lowet* 6* and collected )6 6 prr •latt. Ii.ol a hlghrt ayrtage for North I arotloa Stair lllrkox. amallr-t of the *mall .mrittan-, at 4 6, n thr top *i,,rri „n thr highr*t iroiing ilia „r college tr«m He aynagrd 1*1 to htlp Miami hutld a nation-leading average of *7 6 pninta per game Itlemkrr averaged M l pmnt a game an I recently «rl an all timr Heorgia lech ircortl of 1,7MB point* for three xat alty ram paign* DOCRNightly A C(except INSun.)G8:10 P. M. M B L U M B E R C D .IN C I ' Of r, t A . t • .i , A . * H >Ul 1 . , ) R i |- A VOUB LOCAL A U T H O A IZ B O P O N T IA C DBALBR W IL L IS PO N TIA C 301 w. rim it cai �h Movieland Schedules 'Roofs Of Heaven' MR. PENNYI'ACKEU — Clifton Welds and Dorothy Me'Gulre. ntara o f the Twentieth Century Fox’ “ The Remark­ able Mr. Pcnnypacker” , are nhown in a scene from Die laugh-filled movie that starts Sunday nt the Ritx Theatre. Rilz To Show 'Remarkable Pennypacker' i 4 i i :! •The Root) of Heaven." Darryl F*. X.anurk'i long-awaited t tnemaScope, De Luie Color production, bated cm Remain (iiry'a prii«-wmning l,ett-»eller, will have it'i gala premiere here Sunday at the Moveland Ride-In Theatre. Siarrmg ' rrol Flynn. Juliette (ireco. Trevor Howard, Kddir Alhert and Dr»on Wellei, Ihe film ia the firit joint clfort by IToduccr Zanuck and Academy Award-wlnmng Inrector John Hutton. “ The Root) of Heaven” wui film­ ed on location in French Fl-iUilunal Africa, actual locale of the I'nx (ioncourt winner for literature, undrr the rnnit arduoua condition) jrl c *peril rued by any film company. The faKinaUng itory rtivoKd around one man, Morel, an idealitt who got-1 tu Africa to live among Ihe elephant) whom he think) of m i the Inat 'root! <J heav­ en'’ He ii generally ditappomtrd with rivlination and launenri a private campaign againtl ail elriJiant hunter), whether for hobby or fur profritional purpose). Tre­ vor Howard essay a thii role and hu rnuade lo liv e Ihe elrphant from ritinction touche) un the llu'i of an aftorliutnl of character) |u>rlrayc*l in the film. Firrol Flynn plays a derelict, ex-tlni B ft <^-Fri.p Mar. 6. 1959 i t. HE M;3££*Ths PH oe.^i gy.O PCEtENDb* H E * p r i n t e r ir a littleW I L A T E TO 0 5 tti '.G ) J VJHkE PAwNC Patrol Reveals Accidents Cost Legal Notice 1 , 1ft fk a m i *1 rftftt• t*«tlt l uuim, H+triili, « 4 H*nt«ir«l. JM ««rM «, » ill It•111| n it*i i DU* In • t * In * ' «"ii * t* * ll i l l toil f If (*■«1 Hu f a r * » * I« I |lt » * m Ii (nr I'H f t la ijiiii 1 4 * * 111-* M ,' « * n * | i l i f t c u i i f i l t U l i tc h m * 1irlit "f >vrttinvlh i ‘ann**. F'itii Hi*, in 3 Dimension I [andWARNERCOLOR Fenlore: l:.1() - 1:47-8:01 ALSO mraawaa a »or ■ iii t*1«t>11' uni | n o f la K lf t f lt ii. pmkifftftd of in h 2:50 - fi:lfi 0 : 3.1 Admk>>lon I nr This firenl A ll ruction Children — .1.1c A dull it — Mir fou n t), M a rth it Florida, I*1§i lh * ft | . r . in • * I T if t f II I Si' »•• I# 1 i ■ t |* .a t i i K*. . » * t ,« . iH im ^ II. T i* f f i» r 4 * i.. i; * K a m llH >Up tit lltn rfti • i * 4 11 i n * I* . It , 1? i i *» l ; i •I All |<*rllft* in ’ fitrt**l #r«1 rl|ll*n« »h*ll Htlfl * n h*fr«1 *4m1 HftJiln* Hi fsi-la-r nf *1 * i it* i t h. iU r f ' -mrn(**«■»w nf jr* H i t . « 4 * ^ -' I» m j ■■ n lh* i H> 19 ***•! I « U < !• -11*4* • ( i»| >•#I Minil if of H*» In la# i-Ia i!i t.-.Di H TWIM. Jl! I ft *l!lh t'lftflk **r Ih» C llf l* u tilla h » < l I'a m llr i , *!••**• • f)*nf»r<l ih t * f . «•»■! i n IhJ iM u lif l* • f s t i f t .» .* i r f I f i .,f in • - nf H*infnf*l# ivcuiivir it Bg F l«!► ustOAnwiNr 1 9 *9 Te a l* \ > II M # tn d » n M ar ADMISSION «*e 1^0 m *C Pc*r\ cl RIDE-IN THE A TRI rt l r 1 *1* % g.f 17 KIDS I N Iil’.lt I! ALWAYS F IIL F . M U ja}g ,y ^ |W \ Or~n i ///(ft iyJA\ LAST TIMES TON TIE Shewing At A IB bo ra ft rim At * :Ij Only fin' P«ka*'t| CARTOON B M a n a e r. C A R N IV A L f t H M K in f OM>R CAR TOOVS HIM CANDY FOR OIL KlDDIF-N'FRI. NfTF SATIRDAY bhessing Al 7;00 k 12.00 » IftrH of aati *hr; aI.» I Hi lt| la lt I ' r i d a i . in I V — ^n&k. ir » I anif r#ni«unt Ini anti lia<Utnttni an> right nf MwH r*;* fn«nii v >*!orl<1a. a n d i n # g»ul»I - l r « r n i a m i In ftat*r nil n* !h* aill I»at>tilt v of granting •a<<-t r#tlit*.n I I y n n t * r **f i h » J f u f t t i l • m tl r..m miinune ?• nf n*'it m **■ F e a tu re : II, hnnlno l* ilii * Irn » t « T rrtfc c # ,A n * n !t > l ff» t. at « u t>m i l l i e f f a r «i> fir m 4 1 tif |h * Iln a r J «>f r .m n ii i ‘o f iiif iiia a ) r i i i « i • t-f f<* n it it «»!• C o t l R l r m i'll *-n I ' ll * I n H i * o f f I f * * .f f h * <1 * « K *»f jwrfiiirtfvti 4'mint r as, jva o f fit# In tha J ^ a t t iin n ;* I n in t v t ' n i»f | H n u a a . M a n f u r d , l * l n r - Km RC-rawwtrr mubw *1| t » a lr l.l F.-kBSr TH 3 f* F*E I # im 1 I f i M i* | i rt»H fiit lH a lf r - 1 fu r *trt*t *u*l t ■»! jin* tai*nn |n in fH» i' H«m* f t * i« * M il t . H ( n | i i l « , All »w*4* *n i i n f i ll *<r t*»* ■ iIoki lli*r*nf allowa 1*1*1 t* l U H f t l » • i * i - i ti»•! In I'lftl IIchiIi II, t*4*r If, I't iiin h . l l i v - .k a o r.fts l In |Ha kAf*' ••l*- ■' I \ l i l l l t ; III* 1*1 I I I I* ilM IIIM . N u ll* ft in l i n e I n * 3 * * 1 1 IU # f Ilk# l i i N i f ' i »>f t 'u k it it v r « t m y t i i * i u i t t t • v f r * r n it n o l * C b t i n o * H Iw i id** * i I® " fl M ii i M i t .1 >i H i * 1 1it ' U r *• f A f U J . t*# > , * 1 H i * * » ffl t a f • * !« ! In M i* r n u t I H o y * # o f f»u Hi i i nf / ■l-M.A) PKC TC^S -TO I KAVS T -A T Tw>J7rv ~— i V pi'_uapi ,— -------J nf H4 fl f **f *» Legal Notice m u l I Hi lio t t i ; ONLY P lm A t * : U Only 'Q tlA O R Y TF.C.w STARTS Sl'NDAV Ol'KN 12:13 poroe V- Mtuir ■ ■ ■ C ih a M*Wt o**t- T I < M N it O L Q M l'lu« At lu;Jn Only GET MORE (HIT OF I.IFK GO OUT TO A MOVIE T H E R E M A R K A B L Y FU N N Y S T O R Y O F A R E M A R K A B L E F A M IL Y M A N ! ~ THE R em a rka ble MR. frN N Y P A C K ER j O n im a Sc o p E C O L O R by DE LU XE # ^ ^ U I R ^ C 0 B U R N _ ? 3 0 H N ffi' 1 QtfftBBtkimtfwrirvfti- vtaltu!ruso4lSTrSqi FEATUKE: 1:24 • 3:24 - 5:24 - 7:24 • 9:24 STARTS WEDNESDAY “ I’ll Give |My Life" / 1 ■ s t e . IfrraO »ho join* the cruiad* for lack of anything else to do; Juliette (ireco, lensilional French dircosery re­ cently aeen in "The Naked Karih," j t the night clu b holloa who fall) in love with Morel and follow: him into the African jungle); YA die Albert portray* an American prtsa photographer sent to Africa lo do a picture story on thii itrangely ;>owerfut man; and Or­ ion Welle* U an American TV commentator who rallies world­ wide support for Morela move­ ment. “ The Root* of Heaven ' is played agamit locale* never before film­ ed. f'roducer Zanuck, Director Huston and a rornpany of 120 ven­ tured deep inio the f.'amernoni and vtlrualiy built a tiny mitpoM nl -ivillratlon tn pro-luce Hi m film Temperature! of ft& degrees, ex­ posure to various diieatei, and cor. stanl vigilance against jungle am tnal* v;ere the three biggest o:> italics lo production. Rut in the. <iue*t to bring authenticity to lh* acrrtn, the production tram did come across the largest elephant herd ever *ccn, even hjr local na­ tives. ''Kansas ltauicra', starring Au­ dio Murphy, Tony Curtis, (Inan Donlevy and Marguerite Chapman I, the second feature playing at ' i- ''m rla n d Ride-In Theatre. "Hie Remarkable Mr. IVnnyTake a wraith/ pork packer nam­ ed ‘ J*ennypacker' yei, that’a packer1* hnng. in Ihe screen the right, a porkpacker named 'fenny moat xany situation romedy of our packer,' add aevrnteen children timei, Ihe play that ran •<> long (all hla', throw In an outraged min- the juvrmlei started collerlmg aoialer, a lovesick young giant, a cial aecunty. Webb la "I'a I'aiuiypacker,’* the attacked spinster, a howling grand­ father (aim named Trnnypack- man l«rn one hundred year* be* ier' and a |v>rkpackrr) and bring fore hit time, who t-ellevet in total [lo a boil with a wife who want! progrraa. both m life and in love to know where the eitra nine hide lie roller akatra lo work, drive* came from, and you have the re- an auto at a time when (1. M i vclpe for lh* moat hilarioui Clifton main isetrod plant n Mil! a vacant Webb movie aince the *Mr. Mel* lot and wont n( all—keep* two familirt, one in I'hlladelphia, the vedrre' acne* . Of count, you can't teat (hla other in llarmhurg an that he recipe for mayhem and mednraa doean't have In trevrl back and at your kilrhrn range, hut you forth to ktva hla children good­ (can tample It at tin- Hdi Theatre night. When I'a'* JJarriaburg family ton .Sunday when "the Remarkable Pfe. Vennjyarker,” Tm-ntseta Cen- i t.MiJi Mcliuire aim Hi** M. John |furyKnt’i cinemascope, |)el.u>c plua aeven little porkpackem l. arn of his I'hlladelphia family (Color laugh riot, open* locally. With Dorothy Mclluire a* the (headed by Itay Stncklyni Ibr confuted and irate wife. Chattel laugh) eome ao lavt and furimial) Cot-urn at the editor hut no wiser tint Ihe atury enter. Ihe kind Teonypacker,' Jill SI. John a* of inline no man'a land that only Ihe lovely lillle porkpackcr'f the incomparable Clifton Webh can laughtrr, and Mon F.ly, a* the travel through mlmaler'i son who can't make bigamiat nr IJueheard out of Jill'a T ill; Rom 'S OF HEAVEN — uevur Howard, Juliette father, the Charlra ftrarkrll pm Iirecti Jiml Errol Flynn In « ncene from Durryl F*. Ziitiuck a duchon develop) from a high point nilventuroiH timma, “Thn Root* " f Henvcn" ytartinR Sun­ laughter into a chaog of aide'tilling comedy. TALLAHASSEE I l l 'l l — Auto day at the Movidatul Drive-In Theatre. mobile arcidcnli In Florida la at year roll • total of f it,0?H.iid| in property ilamagr, the Highway 1'atrol said today. AH | II |: o i I'l III Ii I I I %I I I \ I f I » \ 1*11 •• 1*0 * I I I Dade County wat the leader, U l t M . I k % M » I ' l l M I ' I I M ' IN * 1 1 1 1 A IN l» M NOW SHOWING n i n i * t m » ....... m m i i i f * « # r m u / h m m . hoih In the number nf dralha Ol'KN 12:1,1 o i l I I I N A N ( I . <11 l l l l : 1 1 1 1 l» l* * % N l l » l l l l , * M H I I I M t iiv if l if t f f t i v iv * h iii* ! • I m b l llc ir ln v " in *■* fc *W * t t h * and Ihe amount of properly darnm l* N«'*n I t n - i t l it t H * * 11* H a l l In i l * of s n f- r *1. r i t » f n l « , i i age. Ila mage in Ihe South Florida »«'-.rfc nODIII.K FKATI RE e»«t ti'rlax * I' VI i n i|*t« H Jl 1I-* In inn*(ii*f f Ii* I** rbittlf * county amounted lo 4fi,2S7,l7J. * in i i* i» i n the* K c m l i i s I i i 4 l n * m « *»f i H«* C l l r *-f H a n lo n J * I ’ t y r * IN .1 - l> Me Duval County damage amounted r w ^ S M f t M A m The new » * i TH* I- t*»r» f s i esl i * h i I n r: i i F i r i s I * Ka ml t ) i, 1nc«i *4 t>n to I3.173.VI1, llilltbomngh 17 ISP,Iii* 11*91 a tit ilf A<*•IIIt*la*l*»#»ft #*|■11t t*l«'1TllIrlftftfllHi V A untattM from Ullft*#*, I* |*Mi||ta*e I In lUr ill *11*^1 It* i l - 4 lal i-llil *|»'l* **A r» 11)r I 111, I'm. Ila* tl.212.tV3, and Mro In a l H * t ,'4 nl 1 >' I-# I n * i f i ii f ft |e * r f | t u l * f I i *• Wm m i I n s , ward IH*. W e i l ,«»• H*If I *-j * tif llrnck* ft f , I# I I . 15 * h4 II. * nif 111* T H * I t f i i p f i ) & * n tett 2 MASK El'S OF GROCERIES GIVEN AWAY FREE \ I INTERMISSION STARI'S SUNDAY StlOWlNC \T 7:M A »:0» A U C H ie'.L 'A i.iT Y v o u warn a cwaWiNO ravoufc f i tlM * cu w r u “ wl • CPtltXlitK COSUNO" A TOQUE aw c U f o e r R i o o n i r .' \ H O TktIM O COU I D D U I v u j r j n than i o t F I T S Y M H O e f S K I TT> e r r A m l k i c a n citrw tN ft ^ u M f ,.-# o r f/ W 6 / �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME YHIS iSORING WITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS C L A ftS in iP INDEX 1MARKET BASKET 2 FUR HUNT • l A-RUtiM A BOARD 3 - BEACH RENTALS ♦— WANTED TO RBYI t— REAL ESTATE FOR SALS A—MORTGAGE LOANS 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED •— MISCELLANEOUS S—FLOWERS • PLANTS SHRUBS IS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT 11—ALTONOUILES . TRAILERS m i t —b o a t s a m o to r s W IF—FARM SUPPLIES A >1 34 HINERT 1*—PETS • LIVESTOCK • SUPPLIES U—ARTICLES WANTED IS—PLACER TO EAT IT—BEAUTY PARLORS 1L—FEMALE HELP WANTED t*— m a l e h e lp w a n t e d H—MALE OR FESI ALE II—WORK WANTED jA 21—IIF SIN KS8 v OPPORTUNITIES II—SPECIAI SERVICES 14— PIANO SERVICE* MA-BUILDINO CONTRACTORS 21—ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS U A-AITIJ>ING, REPAIR*. 25-H BLILDINU SUPPLIES 27—NOTICE • PERSONALS 21—ARTICLES FOR SALE 15— FURNITURE. A HOUSEHOLD • 24—LOST AND FOUND 1—M \RKLT BASKF.T Lit’l GIANT FOOD STORES 9 i t REAL ESTATE FOB jU L j FOR RENT J BEDROOM, ftril floor apart meat, unfurnUhrd, k i t c h e n equipped. 121 Park. Apply *11 r»rk. 2 BEDROOM Hoviie Call FA MAil Furaithed apartment —ltl» bath— hardwood floor*—private—atiulti —SOI Well 27th Si. 3 ROOM—unfurnuhed apartment, kitchen equipped. MilUmville and lltb. $3000. ph. EA 2 2739 IAFF-A-OAY J ItKDROOM—Kitchen equippedITI Pmecreit Dr. Ph. FA 2 MW 3 room — Furaithed apartment JJ13 no per month—utilitiev in eluded. Phone Lake Monroe Inn FA 2 3108. FURNISHED apartment* Man Nell* Court, 2344 Orlando Rd , FA 13344 • R O O M furn.ihed Phone FA 2U7S3. apartment DUPLEX — FurnGhrd. 3 room apartment w.ih b»th. Ml month :>0* W. 8th. FA 2 3iW. Down Paym ents Low As $400 Immediate Occupancy U f Guarantee Persona! Satisfaction or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. ODriAM & TUDOR, Inc. <PW * »l In 2 b e \k r a g e s Florid* Room By Ih* bottle, carton or ca n ; ice cold if detitrd. — F .H j I. — $280 M _____ WKLAKA a p a b pnvale hatha. 114 w. J i T K (Includes Ctaaiitf) Fumilhed Apt. 300 Park Ave. New And Used Furniture Bargains I—Mahogany Duncan Phyla Drop Leaf t Tlaea Dinetta. Extra Nil* ----- ---- (MU 3—Mahogany Lamp Tahiti and 1 Coffee Table. Set o( Three *2*30 Only , 3—Full Site Hollywood Bed* 114 30 Each — 1— 2— Only Sua ruii Hollywood Bad 829 30 Twin Sue Innrriprtn* Mat* Irene*, Like Ntw. E t c h ____________ SIT.30 2—Twin Su* Hollywood B*d«New But Shep Worn. Each . *29 SO 3—F\ill Sire Innenpring Mattreta**. Each HOOD I—Twin Innerapnng Maureia Uiad _____________ tit 00 1— *8280 .00 only $87*50 monthly • Black* Wtal Of rraath Avtnut an 20lh Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY place with hralilalor, attic tan Rrretrway and garage ADn I'll tool ahed with double carportr 20 acre! land, approximately 18 In cilru*. Small lake. True only *42.300. S i . J ju u k I**iy Camy aay 1.4 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3*4123 PHIl'l D TO SELL 1* tin* lovely 2 11R mavonry country home, on large, nearly *x acre lot. hearing cilru* treea. nicely furn labcd loo. Immediate poaae»alon Phone FA 2 3221 for appointment. Exctufive with FARMER’S AGENCY B0 BEBT A. WILLIAMS, Beeliar B t y a a i i Ludqtltl. Attar. N. V. Fanatr, Raalur FA 1-mi Atlaatle Baak Bldg. h. R. Whitmore. Aitoc. W. B. -Blir RTEMPFR Agaaey Ill S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3171 After hour* FA 2 2418 or FA 2 4*21 ■ tailor A b*ur«r Ai*oe. Laura B. Oder, H. EVTaffar LAKEFROVT: rrodern 2 bedroom Arlttt Price. Eaarett Harper home With alouhj* garage Phana FA 144*1 U l N. Park FA 2 6112 R A YM O N D M. B A LL NO NOISB HERE REALTOR 4 IMUROR Nrillrd in the abide of 6 large Ireca. thii two bedroom furnish Third St. A Park Avenue. South ed home walla fnr you. V all Call Ball I’ rire $473hfO Phone EA 2 3441 $IT.V) down: Total Monthly Pay­ 2-BEDROOM CB. living A dining room, kilt hen equipped, family room, 2 hatha, quit! neighbor hood, city limit,. $11,300 lit mortgage. $3200 down or term, FA M M . ment* *29 74 rf; a i . f:s i ate. d r iv e i .n 7344 French Ave. J. W. H A LL Raalter “ Call HaU* I’hone FA 2-3441 Twin Sir* Coil Spring, Extra Good _____ _______ 2— Bedroom* IT-10 R E W A R D F'ull Site Coil Spring*, Eatra Good .. - 110 00 J. L. H OBBY, S h eriff nf Odd Twin and Eull Sue Book- r u t Iltad Botrd*. NEW. Value* Tu *49 SO Now *10 00 To S29 30 1 Frholi Day acd 'Nllec Sufa. DuconHnued Fahrie, N*w But Shop Worn. *79 30 Value Now .... S3I.S0 1—2 Piece Fi.ain Rubbe* Living Room Suite. New But Shop Won . $23*00 Value None Seminole County will p»> R E W A R D o f 925.00 for Inform ation lending In Ihr arreet and ronvielion o f any person dumping tn n h on (he H IW A Y S OP SE ­ M INOLE COUNTY. For iba Beat Dura ?n Real Eilat* 3KP. CULLEN A U A ltK K Y W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salkamin 110 K. Park At*. Ph. PA 2 1181 3IAVFAIR SECTION Spariout 3 bedroom furnithed home. Own er. FA 2 1«S* ________ 1*3 00 4—odd Occaiional Chair* Each NEW 2 Bedroom, 1‘ j hatha. Fla room with 3 ettra but: partly furni»hed inquire 134 Dugwroo,! Ave . Orange Caly — Will eon aider renting. I'lenaant Surroundinfw • Stircial D iels * Licensed L I'S On D uly A t All Tim es • * Home Atm osphere 87 50 To 113 00 1-Full Sue Mahogany Po*ter Bed Extra Nic* (19 30 l —l «ed 2 P.ec* Living Room Suit*. Only _ $ 0 30 KATES $100 To $200 Ateoedtog To Car* Raqeirod £dw h l it S*. MagaelU FA 2-tOt Scott's Palm Manor Cor, Home F or nth A Hi*ay 17 92 The Aged Phone PA 2-TII4 29—FUUMTVRE tad HOUSEHOLD GOODS GOOD USED .MERCHANDISE ! I ! $1.00 Down Wall UF-At. ESTATE FOK SAl.b N ot A C rack er B ov Retiring arrtlcr man ha» auttloru rd u« In offer hi* diallncllve 2 Piedroom mai.mry home, of quality fi'nitrurlinn. furred wall*, tiled »lth. kitchen equip pcd. acrrrn porih. large utility room, heiutiful yard, all fur only JSyoO — a* low at 11313 ik) down payment and **aume mortgage without red tape. Ka cluiivr with <sw LAKE MARIE ESTATES The ONLY I'll A Uinnitred lliimcv Avnilaltle NOW IN licit.\ItV 4* I »w 4. $350 DOWN <ImiUur. I to*If.It 1 1 A 3 Ilf ill HOW., I1J Ille.l halh«. Mrnv Cu*t«in Ifu^iitv f ra lu re *. PLUS: I he funvenlence nf hem; wilhin 2 l i i u . k . id l l t R a i v P I . fa, a .iiin pIrG Shiqipmg Ccntei. 4Y. G. Miller, lie*eloper S tir. D fll.r l l w y . 17 - »2 l l r H . r y P lata l ’ h. M l t-1071 air N il n 1711 M* CO.MlI nOYINO rOVTRUT and REPAIR VTOH IMt Saalnrd vve. r\ n .-------- . . . Ml Celery A**. •'I’ ve put my linger on your troublcl" Wifker Settee HEATING WOODRUPPB F.rw A Garden renter AXNVALS 3 -6 /W C & $9.95 Pl.t AIRING AZALEAS In Wqnm. Larg* Selection from 39c nr 3 fnr 11 no GRAPEA II.I.E NIRSFHV , . ... t.rMve^ill. 4v, u I*»<a* e l*» * SUPPLIES ruom*. I‘ j halh* Tile floor* thrmighuut, lenlral heat lire Quirk laundromat Hirciti Shirt* Etnlthed In 4R Hour* Sanllon* Dr/ Uteaninc E 2ith Sf, Eoodmart Ride s m it h s id e r rrrN-DRnM rAT 9-FI4IWFRS. PLANTS APARTMENT-2 Adulta — no am- Cor. ||try, 17*92 & 271h St. Seminole Realty mala—g»a—electricity available W. DIFTRtCHS - REALTOR Phone FA 2*1501 French A 23rd Ph. FA 2 2447—T. t . Kell). F.iir. Mrlhvin—Velma Gonralea. Riven tew Ave. Adelaida tl Mote* — A*«ociatr< OPEN 7 A M. - 11 I’ M. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 1901 Park Ave FA 2 3232 EVERYDAY a«k Crumley A Mauteith LARGE Sbedronm, t bath furn iihed bouie with ettra yard. On at 117 South Park Pk. FA 2 4893 2 BEDROOM CR home; Florida CUKB SERVICE-If D«alr*d nth. St. To mponilble people room, itorrruorn. kitchen equip Drive up — Wow jour hoia— <110 FA 2 3*88. pel. Venetian blind*. Fenced ROSA L. P A Y T O N Let u* brm| it to you. yard Low down pav merit K'cWlcrrd Real Fitate Hrokar FA 2 7*61. EFFICIENCY—142,30, «11 Park Ph. FA 2-120! —17 92 at Hiawatha FISHING A PICNIC MANOR SPECIAL SBKVICES HOWARD W. LONG 207 E. Commercial Ave. , Phone FA 2 2*13 D e l i v e r s 1 O U f C llO lC C a - h PUM sTT *M Koortsfl Nylon Upholstered Sw ivel ■ H u if ISM—FLA MINGO tfl ft 1 bed PLUMBING A HEATING |\C $9.95 room, lot 74. Park Ave Trailer SANFORD Phone FA 2789! Park. — --------- Fully Upholstered Sofa B ed PLUMBING $19.95 •MORYG At.I! 14* ANS Contracting 1 Repair* Free FDtimate* it nm to t :v nr*i available for 2-Pe. Living R»om Suit* R 1. HARVEY purcha.e of .ecnnl mortgage, s lnfnrrt Ave. Pnnnr FA 2 MAS $19.95 Del.ucian, Temple 1 4091 nr — -----------------------------— Midway 7 3323 Green \ flour lauinge Chair Homes PeMpned For FHA In Service Conventional Financing: M *• IMl BUICK—4 dr. tpectal, radio and heater, STD Tran*mi»»lon very good rondition, one nwner. 2 tnne white and blue, STpn on S phone I A 2 Met Hnuiftratlrr lot with own Itsht Florida Living. meter available. 112 per month, .1 L 4 Bedroom*— 1 £ 2 Bath* rouple Corner Onora A 17 92 EA 21171. Mr*. Welhf rmgtnn. VA - FH A t ROOM and bath home, upturn iihed In 1.4ke Miry. $30 mnnthly. FA 2-4064 or EA 21271 11—Auiemtvhilri A Trailer* 23 ft. aluminum Yellovrtton* Trailer. Sacrifice for ea*h by owner. Lived in !c»* than 12 month* Camp Seminole, San ford. Fla 3rd Addition. —----------- :________________ Florida* Friendlitit Moat Convenient B-FOR RENT Eri., Mar. fi. 1059—Paiio 7 South PIN EC REST APARTMENT—fumilhed. 3 r«>m< hail, bath, pnvit* upvtair* adult* nnle. V»T Park Are ICE Block «r Cru»h#d 9 fcrratb & Evervthma fee a complete 2 ROOMS and bath, furnithed 2 HR. fit. kitchen equipped ror I 4Ugo month 407v» W. lit Jamar picnic, hunting or fithing trip. ncr lot M o. pm! IVTUi Apartment*. FA 2 1330, Eat. 408, Colby or GROCERIES FA 2 0*43 Largp »,»nrtmrnt of Maple and APARTMENT, clean, ftril floor, fancy giof.r*. nice for a nice couple, ahady, 3 BEDROOM home Sltion. kitchen cool. !.V* W. 3rd St COLD CUTS equipped low down payment A complete aiwrtmeni uf aamlCall FA 2 3429 4 ROOM. 2 bedroom furniaiud vtich meat*. apartment, private entrance. 404 E. 24th Place, phone FA 2 3021. BY OVA'NFIR—2 br. frame hou»e. QUICK COOK MEATS kitchen equipped, targe prrttv Fryer*, Pork Chop*, Spare Rib*, 2 REDROOM bouar, imfurruibrd, yard, good location, *d.34iu tatli 0 Steak*. Ground Beef, etc. or amalt equity and *VI rtio kitchen equipped. 2 car garage BAKERY PRODUCTS pay mint*. Call F’A 2 <1*7. call EA 2-437* after 3 p. m. U r ie variety «>f Breed*. Cakri, ratine* and Cookie*. 4—RIAL ESTATE FOR *AL» t Ij AKFIFRONT HOME and grove Ideal for country liv ing Near DAIRY PRODUCTS Sanlurd. lluutr u I II. 3 tied Milk Butter, Chee*e», Eg**, etc. COUNTRY CLUB 9 ftanlniA SUNLAND Estates FURNISHED apirtmant. FA 2 3*nn 3 BEDROOM hou*e — kitchen equipped, for information, evil EA 2 MM. 3ite $5.95 Sim m on* Hliie-a-Red W ith Intrr.pririif M a ttress Plum Inn p <f Kepairs $98.00 J»r C. Thoma* Standard Sire Baby* Trfh With Inner.»|uTng Wet-Pri*of logj Santa St. FA .’ AS4» HFAl til IT. DISH GARDEN^ ’ *—1*1AND 4FftVlrK .M.ittrea* SANFORD 1 1 im i.ll SHOP $11.95 FA 21*22 or FA 2 BJS0 NANO TUNING A HI PAIRING l-N t.M . FSTATI FOR SALE W. L HARMON t'lif«t nf Dravigr* Ph. FA 2 4223 After 301 m 2-BEDROOM l ‘-» hath, fully 12—BOATS and MOTORS $11.95 equipped kitchen. Plot ida room SALE on all 1*3* model Evinrvirie •* j 11......... ..... « ,IV ■'H v " h" and utility room U>t 73' \ 13V. L I'rawer I'reaaer Raia Iterp well. 414 Siutt Ave. C'ltnr f ‘,r catpeatry, painting. . ,e.n Sample Trice* i g, roofirg. and platter repair, FA 2 2701. u , tilr, m*bf , st»if tidlitff. $ 1 4 ,9 5 tasa. Starfliie M bp *661 mivliili uni Fattwin 14 hp *310 ma«unry t-r > v.. > d .trpv, leveling Solid .Mahugatiy Dnublo 3 BEDROOM home with wotkahop 139-3 16 Turnercrafi Kvat J*V and repairing garage, and |)n.,aer, UhcM and nirokca** A double carporle on I acre S2l» Galor tralift VI Vi wreeking rail F V 2 4t> <9. land I 'i mile* writ of luwn Bed •G atrway i-t III# \3a1rrw ay" 12.11* down FA 2 Z7l*4 - IT FTTRIP M XFRVirrx Ywor Fvtnrude Dfa.er $S9.00 NORSON HI'flRTIhiG GOODS II —At TOMOR1LB*—t r a il b k * V 41T I VI < LEANER Rl PVIRS .1*461 r. lit. Phana FA 2-4*81 Pari, fnr all make* of eleanrra, .»*Pc. Hood Dinette I teclrolil*. Henver, Kirby, etc $29.95 HERCt RY Oi rBiMRD MOTORS Free pick up. Work guaranteed. W. P. SMITH FA 2 4763. 5 *Pc. Chrnme Dinetta Owiboard Sale* A Karaite 2*13 Park Ave TA 2 *1J| limit. Miring — Electric Service $22.95 W li’ KK JA.MMKI) . T - R k a W M U i t f Y Sid Villi# n Walnut Dininir Boom T *h ]« RANDALL ELECTRIC Co TO THE RAFTERS nml 14 .Mntghinif Chnira HARRIETTS REAITY NOOK 112 Slagnolia FA 2 <ttlS FA ’2 3742. 103 So. Oak W ITH $-19.95 73 v - H U lifV fl - KHhAlRsA i f f k A r WAarkWm PAINT1NG GO-Inch Kuffat Ut RR GIRLS over 21. Apply in FU30R .anding and finithln; $29.95 prrton al Pig 'N VVhutle. Cleaning. w a x i n g . Sr rival SI Seminole County .ine* 19TS. *44*1 ncF* Miaple S e rv e r II. M. Gltaiun. l.ako klary •••__ wai# Urin Wanlwd $19.95 20—I^HliKANCF. VOUNG MAN WANTED-appIv In P L U S MANY MORB lieraun. Cry via I Lake Nuraery OU TSTAN DIN G V A L V E S l.ake Maty. Fla JColUlA EMERGENCY GOOD USED CARS / 20—Male nr I emaie H e are d e a l i n g Iheae rara mil • at a low money -jiving price. 1133 (.VPII I.AU '42 Sedan. — 4 p lx>r Hydromatic Trantmi. Power Itrakr*, Power *liMi. Steering. Radio ami Healar, Power Window a ami Seal * F*a> lory Air Conditioned lulfai Owner, only 36,413 mile* *21*3 l*V7 FORD Ramtli VV.ignn V* liiiimlerhird Power Plant. Man dard Tranvmiaiinn, Radio and llrater. low mileage — rlean mode and out. aim W ANTED AT ONCE Man or Woman to . apply Hawrrigh houaeho!.) neceaaltir. to con•Utrier, in San fold Foil ot pa it time A po.lal lard will bring you full detail, without obliga IL.f. Sre. S. A. Smith. Sr . llox i'll n Dr Iwiol or write Hawrigh • Ofpt FAR • 440-271, Vleiii|dilf, irnn I^ U ' » F. j Mather of Sanford 201 top E. First St. Ph. EA 1-0*1* Meiark Itldg FA i iru 27— Nr l I p y.w—I'HtWON A4.8 SELL US YOUR rURNITURB* • We IIUY Ih* Matt • We SELL the Moat INCOME TAX Slllt VICE • We PAY Hie Moat Mm. II. Muiray SI PI K TMAniNCi rilST lilt Celery Are FA 2 IJ94 Ph FA 2C*T7 timed Sunday Ttu* i. a cue aI pai. m the Ritg Drv a diet Tablrlat week* aupplv Thralrw for laihy Green E i b . t>*e Iton iniII«; 4 Andermn — dale Atar. 20, 'S». Xl-W»rk V*anted Fautl* Drug Sluir. • RIG VALUES . »-A *T1lU U V F N SALK Painting A I. FA 2 7928 • QUICK CREDIT *1 • EASY TERMS -1 Jaeketa - Boot* • l #nt» - l.ugiigt Ironing, 10c A lie. FA 2 7241. ARMT NAVY HLHI I.19 W ILSO N • M AIER Itahy ut or iron. 2 A 2 7921 810 Sanfurd Avmue New And l ied Furniture ill E. F»r*l Si. FA 21 23 SPECIAI. s e r v ic e s " FAt TORT 3 0 YOU ALUMINUM New k Uteri Eiirmlure A ApplL WELL DRILLING Vr.NKTIAN BUNDS aneev A Gorwl Dir* To ^ Fairbanki Mon* Pump* Enrlnard head. Sag proof bottom BUY SELL nr TRADE Rcpali* In all make* rail with plaitlr end*. Plaitlr JENKINS FURNITURE or rayun taper. Colton or nylon complete Lawn Maintenance. 400 Sanfurd Ave, liv; OLDS MOBILE •l» ' Hnlidav Coupe Hydromaiic, P o w e r lirakra Power Steering, Healer. Factory Air Comlitionrd Pad■\REDROOM. t It. kitchen, dm lied Da >li While flnuli. Only ii.g mum, kllehrn equipped cord*. I erllluer Spravlng. V| n n i n £, IT 132 Mitra anti lujuk. l,ike terern p-uch, laiility rooui, 616 Senkarik Gla«a hiuI I’ ainl Cn. L*ed furniture, appliance*. t*«U New. JOHN ItaMMEKSE etc. Roushtwnld. fuirry'a Mart W. Sarlta Si. I t » l •16 Willow Ave. FA 2 71*7 112 114 VV 2nd St Ph FA 2 4«J 113 -Sanford Av, ph. EA M itt. Furitliur* Moving A Storage CoOmv A Wool Varna. Natlaai, 4 lluOM unlmiilied frame houae t*v« CHEVROLET "110 ' 2 Dw.r 3*—1 (1ST AND FOUND r . E. Mill I IPS. Agent Thread,, Tapei Station Wagon, \ * Engine, Pow on large lot 4 mile. Wc.t el W ASIIIlt HN VAN LINES HOI.I.IN'H MORHT SHOP ergllde Radio and Heater New Sanfurd, off lit Id Deep will A ill* 24". FA 2 1901 Al Th.fl.gn Of I n . Trrtem P .k U‘ STJ 0,,f" *»> « Bt*9c,« »* White Finull and Heady To Go 1.3'aJ Freneh Ave. rlerlrlc punqt FA 7 142* *417 S. Freneh A t. J ' C* H'tfin, Wat lntt * im In vtrinity of High School. Cai ID'I.I.AWAV, ifaipiial and Raay MAJOR BROWN REALTY he identified Rawird FBnn* Red*. Day, Baak or Month— Sofa bed and chair with alip envIMT IHEAHOLET 'li f t ' 4 Donr Realtor Tel. EA l-llll. Eunutur* Cenver er*. $*n FA 2 3344 FA 2 4414 or FA 12*14. Station Wagon At. Pnwergllde LIRE MARY 114 Weal rirat St Power brake,. Radl» and Ileal Ph FA 2 3137 or FA 2 !WI REIM MIX CONI HETIt UlST—LV..ASF Rig Sal. Oa er 2 Tone Finlih. Gorwl Tire* Ternium Tulwa Tailed Era*. Window sral* — I.illicit — Steel Everything. Furniture Crnler. Heat Huy In The Mate Of Florida and Mechanically Righl. HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP Grrj.e Trap* — Sand—Dry Wril* —— ‘ 2 Redrivom home, furnlthrd HIM At Tba Sign Of Tha Tnlern Pwla. fliM iftrd Dlipliy MIR Al I.F COM Rl XL Ml Edward F. Lane Phone 5*17 S. Freneh Aea. Ph FA 2 37M 3f» Elm 3ve 1137 FORD Cullnm 2 Door Sedan FA 2 IMt 6 Cylinder. Standard Tranaitii, AIK CONDITIONING GP7 V'liomailr W'.i*hrr, etrellent lion. Radio and Heater. 1 ilk HOME HIKKkKILS If. II. I'OPK CO. i ondiliun W about aai mileage, Dili .hould 788 4. Park ----- F4 141.34 GE Elerlnr Range, tu in. evert Nearly new 2 HR CH home (n do II. lent rondilihn $6> t'ouritry Club Manor. F:*lia> m $1393 .AUTO GLASS elude kitchen tlove, apace heal M M DOWN DEI.IVERS er and Venetian blind* Screened IMT CA DILI AC •41* 4 Dnor Sr Grindvear Service Store INSTALLED porch and carport*. Pnceil at III So. Park IV 2 1*21 dan Hydrnmallr. Power Steer 33 iniLhield Hack Elnaa 44700 with $8Vo down an-l SU Ing. Power Rrakra. Radio and Dnor G lat. 3 enl Glam Helaulll monthly including lave- anil -n IGater White and Blue Flnllh *urance. Available nnw RKRVICK Factory Air Conditioned I'ne KcmiiiKtim Uorliililu owner and right in every way. Senkarik (ilaw amt Taint Cn. $59.50 Cuttnm built 3 RR, 1 tilr hath $1213 MI III H. 2nd SI. m . FA 2.4471 home with a lovely equipped Tow ell'* Of fire Supply kitchen Modern wall fnrna-e, 1M2 ( Allll.LAC ' 62 ' Convertible ENVEfdlPES. Ullerheada, alate- I IT So. Magnnlla F A 2 3112 menu. Invuicra, hand bill*, and Venetian blinilt ami awning vain , loupe. Hydtomatic, P o w e r program*, et c . Procreative * |* \ | \ S r K u I A I. Radio and llra'er dowt lira it.fr' hardwood f ■ Slernnr Printing Cn Phone **A 2 2*31 * K.,, Enamel Interior power Window* and heat. Good Only $1230 ioa,R including all W4 Welt 13th SI. VWall ' ' Paint. doting coin and $44 i»i month mechanical condition. Quirl torn niunity ITM !y. Immediate poaieaaiun. PI MPfl - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS -Near Gulf U’uurae Open Mob. and I ri. till 9 P M . 1*11 MERCURY Montclair Hard lop loupe Merc o Malic, Power All type* and (lie*. Imialled Slcn.slrom Really "Da It k'otiraelf” Sleerlng, Power Rrikea, Power WE REPAIR AND SERVICE HERBERT STF.NSTBOM Seal. Radio and Healer Good ltifi.trirrt llrnkrr S T I N E plavlie interior. Thl* ear uaea Mirhln* tad Sapply C*. I EN RltNER Inrludea Cloainf Cost little oil but gin be bought fur ItaniE HRU.AIIWAY 207 W 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4432 only. , KEN TORRETT Turn West Dn 20th $4*4 Avaociale* Si. Follow Country III ,V. Park — Ph. FA 2 2424 Thewf nr* only nn Club ltd. A Watch a MILLS MtRIH (IF s INI 0 II It N EW RAVENNA PARK HOMES $450 Down fxnmplr of whnl *e have lo offer. Why Pay More! HOLLER 33r mvile you In he our rupmIh al'Milulely fre * Hjihnul nliliRulinn nt on* nf Sanfurd’* leading Molela while >ou locale nullable houaing fo r you *Bd y o u r fa a ily . Fiek up your kty ot tbo Saleu O ffict. Motor Sales Odham & Tudor, Inc. Save TV TUBES TESTED FREE — la year boat* CeapFeia atoek lrwt| Coll FA 2*4174 t Weir wile WKLCOME N A V Y AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD 2nd Day Dollars At and PatMill* r.l 21231 Night FA I *34* B R A IL B T ODHAM, Tomer H*ry. I7-U2 A 27lh St. I're*. Phon* FA 2-1501 For Our Sign* , . . OPEN DAILY 9:011 A . M. TU Dark SU NDAY 2:00 I». M. TU Dark SUoam aJtafA Tnnslruction Co., In c. 311 Meet 2Uk Street Phone r.A 3-31*3 �’’ V : . - - ' ". -*; ■ r a w p PROGRAM S W ART • :M Jh e S a n fo r d 2 (e Ju d c t O Je d d if P. M. F R ID A Y , M A R . ftth, 1959 n u D i i r. ■. TiM «(w <»> n« ■«* Ml It) II) III III III III III • II • M I M V :M TiM I h n . W M lb „ T u g b o n t Awal# R * » l« « Cam era W eathtr • W iltrlt« M t:M »J>°t1igh« J O f e i* e . 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Thompson & Son, Inc. SECOND and OAK W i V i V FA 2 7221 . V . ' . V . V . V . V LUMBERMAN THB paht la nrd •jurat |><«int ’ . . . annia- lira boiler I Y a a , a m i • n i n e p a i n t * aru t h e v a r y taeal T h o a e a r e t h a III ml a t h a t no o n a m o « l h , fo rrr w all and la »t for y e a r * . T h n r ' a r r I h r only rln d r we t n r r y l H u y and t r y ' a m anon. GA LLO N W H ITE F LA T The firural purr in flu e n t a 3 96 m ake le a l up [m in t - th in rm nnm - In a iila . ( f iJ U iD — " D m L— Aar FA ■at. P A IN T S 2 -5 5 8 1 ENAMELS lur tMttUna Star vtaa HILL R l V. M Lum ber k S u p p ly M. Y ard SanfwrH. Fla. MATHER'S TV S p e c i a l H E A V Y W E IG H T — FELT - BASK Floor C o v e r i n g • Bonny Maid • Armstrong • Gold Seal • Pahco And Other l.arR' Cnlur W il • Known Kelecltua M nk«a LENGTHS m m n ii ,!H CH AN N EL a. a. 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''The Ut­ ile Kux*a,” might offend and Vidor Hrrlwrt w»* •uhtidiiirtl In atrad I will tay Ho* There wai noth ing offrntlvr at all ahoul Wedne* day nlghl’ a *pedal Rut rgerpl (nr Lltrrn Kartell, a mountain nf a woman with a mountain of a loiee who atiaultril Wagner with e*i|ul*ilr prrcition, there wa* noth lnc m urh In te nd the form anm , all uf Ihrm munodtdn ' ,Uinl * “ h *° dUhf*r,en ,h* ,h* Spi*ca Quit' obviouily, they’re all walking on eggthell. And I'm mil propping thal they gel to work tomorrow on “ Don Giovanni,*’ ' The St Matthew Hanlon." I’ler re Houle) of Mile* llavl* Hut il might he worlhwlille lo lake a wee *|ep forward A* the Hell Tell plume announc­ er pointed out WVdnetilay night, more people went to concert* la*t tear than hall game* It’ * hut poMlhlr Ihr audtrnrr won’t gel mad after all • XXith 'ieelratilr luh* letlrr* • Otir Irurk carrl'i ■ famplrl' M o c k of Rf’ A, BE *nd Svlvanla m b'*—cuaranlerd *0 day*. • Your tei will no* bo takes from your home FA2-41/4 Thrr' baa bf'tt as O il's*!*' Sorv'T made ta Ibla field finding Ibal T0*V » i •« TV irosbta t i i duo I. ink* laihirs. W» *pertallir ta 'I'ftrwilc tnbe dUiHbsirMic Hold tm II )»»r*. M l f us i f To o w <») L l b e r a a w 1(1 a * t h * W u r M ‘rwewa I I I U r . a n d M r * X- r l * 1*1 r t c i t < u R o o m I t l T r u t h »e I I I J i m m e r>*«n • V a r U l r I I I l i a r ta C o u r t r l) N a t l. B a al* II) Nau** P i r t r t l ) l i m p H 1r «o 1*1 I l i a P a r o t f H I Y o a n c D r . 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Tl 01 I I I T i e T e e D i . u a h I I I l a x * of U l t * I I M l l ) It C o u l d He You ( 4 ) Neerrh for Tu Bi orr ow 1*1 Mother • I- e r 11:41 1(1 T h e G u i d i n g I J u M ) : « • (« ) flurle t l ) i k n i -d O u ic.d e I) > l.lterare l ; R I I I A . it.e W- rid Tu r n# i l l Mr e n d Mre R u r lh I I ) IT crld a R to m l . * d l l ) T r u t h or C t > * ie u ue * r e* ( I) J l m n r Dee. • V e rl.lr ( ! ) D a r In Court 1 M , 1 ) R a g l e l i e u le I I ) Hour* U o rtr 1*1 Muele l l l n g o I . M i l l Y o u ng l ) r Melune <*1 K l l P a y o f f O l R e a l The C l o c k I . M 111 P ro m T h e r e llu ol* i t l V e r d ic t le Y o u r . ( I ) Who D u Tu u T r u e l I M <}| *joe«n f u r A P e r I I I D rlghter D a r O l A u i.rlcen llic le le a d 1 11 I I I ii e r r e l Mlurm I l l I I I E d g e nf N ig h t <11 C o u n t T f a i r l l * « C l Muvl> I I I Unct* W a ll M A R . 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M. i i Of Bolder TV Approach FREE A l:M I.M • We will romp la yomr howto—PREK • T h e .k I;M ( 9 ) WLOF-TV A B C D A Y T O N A BEACH ( 2 ) W ESH TV NUC tlos. lavs Sms ta Ik# Rldta, TV, .sd Et«* Open Evening* By Appointment LISTIN G BKD n a h @ n al b a n k . , a a ! ^ . w / u ^ iw ., / ^ k ia W / 4 �= ] Local Control News Briefs A sked In Mix l Ambassador Named KARACHI, Paktiton it ’ l l ) A|h« HItaly, 41. u Pakistan* new imbanador to the Soviet Utuon. Girl Scout W eek • ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI)— A former at«t« oiucstionxl NEW YORK (U Pli — Tha licy official today called for local control of Florida'! pul>- Don'* Girl Scout* Sundey began school* to e:iforc« nog relation without complete ehut* the tlth observance of Girt Reosn down o f ctajwrooms. j w***- Itp ra lii (S h t ' VOL. XLIX AN United F n m LeaMd Wire D fD I P W fD B W T AeUbliahad 190H DAILY N K W STA PK R * M ONDAY. M A R C H 9. 1950 SANFORD. FLO R ID A NO. :»H6 K Fr**d II. Kent. Jacksonville attontey, said if thia pr»*edure w ere followed. only th..»c counties directly Involved in ----- --------- Winter Flexing "Muscles Again In North And East ItitaaratkM IttigaUw would turn dc-s-gratton. II* »aid 1late cvntrol of aducalion might mean cloving all •ihool* in Elotida if one county lerided It should *hut down to fit event racial integration. Addressing the local Rotary Club, the former Board of Con* trol chairman condemned the eocalled "Daytona Beach Manifesto" in which several hey legislators revolved to enact a 111 Id » down all aUte school* in the event of court-enforced integration. "No »uch bill ihould ever be into law in Florida," K„m .>Thi, u „ « , ] y Uia type of law which brought integration lo Virginia." he said He al»o >aii) the bill would be unconstitutional and "the dale t KirU themselves" would throw it out. "Such a law would play right Inlo the hand* of the NAACP," be said. Kent, who hat been mentioned a* a potxlble Candidate for gover­ nor In IKU, aIxo cnliciied Gov. LcKoy Collins fur failing lo "eihausi all of the legal temedie* at hi* dixpoaal for maintaining segregation before permitting In* ** t*’# University of l lurid*. The veteran attorney mid the legislature also should broaden it* pupil assignment law and initl* *** ■tuition payment law “ along the llnea suggested by Attorney General Richard Ervin.'1 Ha said be considered two re­ cent speeches on the matter by Asst. Atty. Gan Ralph Odum "the finest exposition of tha law on (hat subject which 1 have read p ^ i Q t ,.;u „ *K e C* HAMAN, Ky. tUPII — A eoal « « > « * o u w i y » tw* .1 r a a d y economically depressed; area today. ‘ Honeymoon* Over PARIS (UPli—Communist gain* in loral election* Indicated today that the "honeymoon la over" for Preildent fhartr* He Gaulle. Heavy Fighting Erupts In Iraq Civil War Flares When It's Needed After Overthrow W i l l Seats Be E m p t y ? Air Alert Slated An Editorial T h o Kloridtt Sym phony Orclt-wirtt win pmwnnt » ecnaerl Population Gain3 in the Sanford Civic C en ter tomorrow night. 111)I RUT. Lebunon (L T D —Civil war eruptsul Uwlnjr hi tnllcd I'rvM International Wa s h in g t o n t u r i i a n A count of the ticket* sold reveal* Hint the HO persona Iraq Iniwoen .» heavily urnuiml rvvultiUiuury army tey’ iniu search group estimate* that H Winter fined It* murclc* again in the orchestra niinht outnumber the peraoiu attending , ami thu loft ini giivcnimcnl nf Protnior Alntd Ktirim Kniwem. present trrndr continue the world'! today with inuv iifuatl* i*irllii| T h e C ity Recreation Department isn't too worrit'd about | nopulalhm will more than double The Kiivwrnnient ft*rce« sent u fleet of fo-mtien* ugainat WASHINGTON (LTD — Th* aero** the already overburdened the financial aucevst*. 'i'ho (ale of (mtroii ticket*, the IhOtl ny the end of the century. UuiU-d Mate* will put atomic the revolutionary hc.uiqiiorters o f Col. Afolrl Wnhflli Shawaf for th e free children * concert, underwritten by Odhuni A bombers on runlinoout atrlKirnr in liie nortlieri; Iraqi city of Mosul and the rebel* L-g.iu a ^ireat Lake* region and I warning , . . . ’ of heagy arvow in upper New York Im p ro v e m e n t A sk e tl Tudor, and the pnitriatiu fta«ure official* that proceed* will alert a* stain as the Soviet mtsstlr mi if th am UiitfFi.Ind. elate. BUDAPEST f il l ’ll A t’omtnu la* w ith in ultout fDH> o f expense*. threat requirti tl "m* matter TIi* expi-di g rust* iutnesl ln.<* .South of the Miow. rain fell dur mat Party resolution publiihcd H ow ever, many o f the purchaser* of patron ticket* do what it costs." a high admtnistra open mat fair 34 hour* niter Sha­ tig the night from Mluinlppl .Sunday called for improvement of not plan to attend. Sale* o f ticket* for the general public Doit source said lodav waf procUin ed a ievi-Iut-« nary north to illinoi*. the Ohio Valley (he standard of leaderehip on ak have been almost nil. (In such an alert a certain num command in \G-.U. 2Su mile* and the lower Great l.akee ievrie in Hungary, north of H.,-Iil.itl, alined at d*T h e Florida Sym phony plan* to present a program of Iwr ttt Strategic Mr command Jet The new *now. generally light, _. poaing lit* 'lallor Ksx-etn." |Mi|)iiinr music, for the first time m it* h istory. Selection* bomber*. arnird with nuclear came on top of one »t the wur»t D r a f t C llV C Il O k U .V weapon* and guided missiles, kaxxeui'a i< gi.ue ha* xtronc late -risen am>w>torm* ui de* will la’ rendered from "M y Fair latdy," '■Oklahoma,*' “ South WASHINGTON (UPI) —The Vnwould be In (he atr at all time* Goinmuniat mppi rt amt th* newcadra in part* of the Mldwert The d e Armed Service* Committee P a c ific " and other t>o|»u!iir ahowa. The puriuues would be to pro ral Middle F.vt MuWup ct-uld In­ atorm laat Thursday and Friday F o r those who like it on thr "heavier** aide, it will Iw vent th* planes from being 1st today unanimously approved a volve both East and kVest. dumiwd up to A) inche* of anow four year extension of the draft available. get* for destruction on the Musul radio, uiouthpirvr of th* VacroM northeast Iowa, Wtsconun T h e Civic Center auditorium »e«l* 1.500. If the Florida ground and lo tie in the heat pus law In July I, Itwct The city Judge witncxvrd an ac­ army result In nurth Iraq, anand Michigan’* upper peninsula. Sym ph on y i* faced with 1.200 or more empty seat*. Sanford ittnn lo react lo atlark, thus in cident at 2Mb and French this M o u n t i -I that alrctufl of Kav-cm At lead 40 death! were blamed on S o v ie t B liim e S U . S. creasing the deterrent to war morning and niahrd Ihe injured to are fly inn over the city- of Mo­ will s u ffe r a cultural blight o f momentntta proportion*. Itve atorm. LONDON (ItPli —Moscow radio M ore than 1.000 em pty neat* will lie very hard to explain. Gen T h o m a s Power SAG com a local doctor * office for em*r sul and b-iilibatduitf it." Many aecondary road* In the l#1(j i ^ y u. S may be beli announced at the -am* time inandvr, touclwd ofi a controver­ gcitcv treatment •torin area remained blocked by fours arr head­ hind the Iraqi revolt in an at Two women and a baity wet* the revolution giant drift*, but molt main arter­ sy when h* told the Senate pre Irmpt to bolster the Baghdad ial *rre open at lean to one-way pa redness Invedication in .Ian ruling north on French Ave when ing for lhtghdnd arid saul the nis­ Part nations bordering Iraq uary that he would like lo get alt another vehicle attempted the ei- were pi. king up eirengUl traffic. At Cascade, WU-. a anow-laden airb nrne aleit going as soon as rn»iing. Tlir cars collided one along tin Way Toe tebela s ir * M a tc h e s F o r N ik it a tavern roof collapted Sunday night Iinvalid* Th* (Virtue Department wax knockrd into the front uf a known lo have or* of live strong* after *>0 person* attending a 5uth dented * report that Power had tractor trailer on the east side eat amty utilD in Iraq, CHICAGO fill'll - The Anil ) wedding anniversary celebration The rebels appealed to b* gain­ been turned down lo save money of French Ave The Duck bid fell Communist Iwague of America. fllrd out of the building unhurt. Inc., has sent a carton of safety Sen Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) from the struck car. spilling a ing gtoumi in th* north, th* oilWitneaaaw laid a rumbling over­ IIKItl.lN l UPI 1—Soviet Premier the remnant* rd the occupation and Rep Daniel J Flood (D Pa I hive full of bees Few escaped, producing center that sUppltM matchra to Soviet Premier Nikita head gave warning to evacuala much of tile Will Id'* oil. Khrushchev In inaugurate its N'lkit* Khrushchev prrdirled Its regime." later demanded that SAl' keep however. fee Sheboygan County buDdlng. Th* ta-Uo tiansltiiUer al (Fatal"strike for freedom" campaign day Die We item allies soon will live women were identified at Then to a short formal spccili some of its planes in the air al The beavicat anow Sunday night he predicted the eventual triumph all lime* Power had warned Dial thr wives of Milford lo-Kuy L'al illanlrh, 2U0 utiles eu-l of Mosul, lo<r their rights in llnlin ami Dial and early today occupied in up* ’Boes Have Clumped communism will defeat capital of communism "without war" lie with thr "irro warning lim e" of houn anil Marry II Calhoun, of went on thr air its I r insurgents' per New York near lake Ontario, SAN FRANCISCO ( UPI I—Jrff Ism "without war. without war." had callrd a few hour* before for * miaxllr attack Soviet rixekelx Warren. Pa Their husband! air in suppoit calling I t another march •here both Buffalo and Kocheelrr the nt> Jail for stealing a golf against Baglulad. Kiris , icnler Davis. T« year old "king of the ho reported two inchri of new anow. Khrushchev made the confident "Praia, {Mart and again peace," might destroy his plane* on Die ot the vast oil fields, lies midway bag from th* Mayfair Inn. boes.” admits that "wr ’hoe* predictions during a brief cour­ but It wa* a peace on hu own ground. l orec aatert predicted mow or between Mosul and buleiinanleh. rigid terms. aren't what we u«ed to b e " Like several military leatlera Ihe hive hearing ear was driv­ tesy visit lo East Berlin’* Com­ ■now flurries from the Dakota* Baglulad radio announcs'd ear­ “ You see." said Jeff, "most of Informed Communist sources who were consulted, (he adinint* en tiy Thomas llti'sell Alford, an ly b-lay thr revolt had been munist run City Hall where he 0 #• it ward acroae the Great lake* us hava full lime job* now " icnldilcd in the guest t»K>k "I said the Soviet leader would pu- tratiuu tuurvr saw no mi mediate M't. employ* Irom Sanford. Char­ "crushed" and Shawaf allot by to south am New England, with express the Ise-llrf that in no du srni his plan for peace al any fu need fur a large scale around lie Smith Jr . \V l |th -St was Ihe oils uf his own nten but th* •tree to at* inche* ei parted to LONDON fUPIl—The Iraqi r* Aid To Housewife (ant tune all Berlin will !>x- free of lure East West conference on Her the clock iHoiilier patrol lie said drnrr of the tractor trailer. Smith broad) ast apparently waa irrun*accumulate m upper New York. liri-luil that he would not hark it might m*t tie needed for a was waiting to eross west on oua. LONDON I UPI | — The Bov let volt sat off frara today of poi*lThe rain coincided with a warmdown in hi* determination lo turn yrar or more Union ha* puMtahrd a two-vulume French when the arrldenl ocrurr blr Soviet inlarvrnllon In th* o(1 fag trend which booited overnight encyclopedia for housewives The Weil Berlin's access routes over rd reading* from 10 to 20 degree* rich, itritrgir republic, lo the East German (omtuiinisls Moscow lost no time in broad­ volume* contain articles on do­ Alfold was charged with failur* from the Guff atataa into the Ohio Khrushchev me! tods) with to yield thr right of way. Police Valley and the lower Great lake*. casting an mninoua charge that mestic economy, child care, nutri­ tion. clothing, gardening, rerrea Ifich Ollenlisurr, leader isf th* oflnrrs said a rvqurit Had hern Generally fair akiva prevailed in an imperialist plot was behind the West German Social 1st Party, In Mosul rising, designed allegedly lion, aporta, medicine and law. the Writ. made repeatedly to Ihe Stale Hoad to throw the M‘-Mle Fast Into Department for a light at thr The 1-aWe Mary Volunteer Fire an apparent attempt lo win him No Rest Room 'M ix ' Departmuol need* -Just a little over th* Soviet ilew|>oint and to fresh tv .aoll dangerous intersection. undermine (hr authority of West VAStUNGTON (UPlt—Tlie Su­ more” to finish* the' flrs-house. T*»e Kremit* staml* commut'd Trial wns held for |h* Calhoun Among those receiving protest­ up to tlir lull lo the HavCuaU preme luurt today denied a hear­ Funeral service* for Ralph King. brother* Friday afternoon under ing phono cad* aI-out the Adkins Thr new l-uit-lihg now- has a roof, German thancrllnr Konrad Ade­ nauer ftS, w ho died Saturday In » M inter Judge Ambrose Olllff, who wit- kdvertisli g Agency is a local ad•■rgime of I’rimler Ahdel ’ .m m ing to K. A. Dawley Jr , Negro aides and even tuiur window*. attorney who has been trying to 1 Ktstem. To raise the funds the Depart-1 Ollrnhaui-r has Opposed many of Park bospital, will he held at to m il tinlay s aiiidint. Tlir men vrrtising man. Soviet diplomacy ha* been ex­ abotlih racially segregated rest tmnt will sponsor a Benefit Nlg.il Vdenauer't policies in (lie past but gravr>ldr, tomorrow at 3 |i ni in wire fined 4221 rath or i*> days Dirk Aiken, of the Aiken Adver­ tremely *cllve In reennt month* rooms In the courthnuxe at Nor­ at the Movlctand Hiilc In Theatre has sharply rejected Khrushchev's Itviedo Cemelcr) Hie Re* Jack in Jail tising Agency, said Dial people M ry nnt w ill officiate. views on making West Berlin a folk. Va. on March I* Admission will tie ami weeks lo ingratiate Itself with TAMPA (UPD - A 40 year old err railing him. thinking Ilia firm The doctor's eiamlnallon u veal Mr King was hum in Sanford do cents, with no rhaigc for "frer city” surrvMindrd by Coin Tampa produce man w** shot to the Kastern government -s the one i ailing iwal levidrfit* iQ rd n > i serious Injuries Dir baliy tnuniil territory. .’■'Cpt IHDIV A resident of Uvledo chlldrrn under 12 death from ambuih early today Soviet offer* were understood Blast Rocks Plant a mereharuitsing gimmick, fur Ihe past 47 years, he was grave suffered a few bruises, and the Ticket* may la- purchased from HENDERSON N I' d I’l *—An ae he walked toward the from to have ranged from economic women w< re "shaken up," police Aiken said, "Allhough there i* manager fur I’harle* T. Ntldark tnemtiers of Die lire department, explosion ripped through a large door at hlg home. ■distinct to military aid but the arid. some sumliarity in names, there la He alteiwled the Outdo llaplut boiler al a strike • hound teslile or by calling Mrs Charles Kruc 9 Polite aald Bennie laisara wai •aact scope of Soviet aid actual­ no connecliun between our agency I'hiirs-h. s i r a meml-er at the killed initanlly from approxima­ ly granted to date ha* remained plant near midnight Sunday and 47 gcr, FA 2 3«S amt Dial of Adkins Wo are a local ttvieifo American Legion and a machine* were splashed with arid A gala ojienlng IS planned on tely five ihotgun Mail* Ilia wife, an official sreret firm. They are from out of town.* veteran of VVm hl Mar I as a violence—torn )* W dPputr completion of the firehouse The who waa at hi* *ldr. wai no: Red diplomacy has been suspec­ Ihe llt-raltl received a protest volunteer a s-rve a two • n> "a entered it* I7lh week Survivors include hiv wife, Mr* fajurrd. ted of playing a double game In front J Adkinv of the agency con­ dins of Lake 'fary. Ineluding Sun Mar.a li K ng. Ov.ciln, one tl.iiigli Officer* said they could find no the embattled Middle East, aeein ducting Die ‘‘ l< 1D tjuit," alter an Arnold Mid.am ITobst S r, 7*. for. Mr* C L Fc ols, Sanford; land I'-tale- Rasrnna Park, latch motive for the gangland style ingly trying to build un the Kat- Wants Will Probed •riuli- In Tr.d.iy'i paper. Ad-tna il.nl Friday afternoon in hiv borur -me sam. Ralph Edwatd King. Arbor an-l parts of Goldsboro POUGHKEEPSIE. N Y n i l ) ■laying. Lanart, they laid was sem rrgtme as a counter against -.inf hr had a license to operate in at Cowan-Mnughlnn Terrace Lamp*; two granddaugnleis, r.-ru pot known lo be connected with President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s —John Jacob Astor III today atk The Sxolnrd Grammar Sih'-d Die i ity. Die count) and the state. Mr Pnii st was a retired null and Elaine k.ihols. Sanlord. sis rd for an Investigation of the will any underworld artiville* and wai Influence In the area The artlrlr stated that lit* agen­ worker, and rim e to the Sanford tirutliers. Jack King and Joe King. will get t h r f m I t tiimnmi.tr night of his half brother. Vincent Astor. a respected partner in the produce area from Cleveland, (> , In p.iftt GiDi tif uvledo, Foster King, San vlaml I h e Natlunal Congress ot cy w.iv licensed to operate only in who died last month without less . Arm of t.auarra and Valenti Ur lily of .Sanford A license tor lie mnvrd In Cow.tn Moughtott ford; Richard King, West Palm FTA ing John a cent of his fortune of * Mra. I-auara laid she and her Present at the * n m merlin: the Adkms Advertising Agency Terrace In January from We*l Beach; Leonard King, lam ps, and bet ■> too and £00 million dol­ husband arrived home early today First St. Herb King. Day tun* llrach, and will la- |> V\ I add. forim r l III »as not on file this morning at tbo ts* after visiting with frlrnd* Sunday worker, and Mrs, John It ighry. county lav collector'* office. Two men charged with holding a Survivors include hta wife, Mrs two g-sters night. She laid they had hill tiresident of the Grnev* PTA. butcher knife over an Allamont# Irna C. I'robst, Sanford; one son, Britson Funeral Home is in Hrpi>ed from their car and were Thr Gem v* club ha* withdrawn Springs tavern keeper are In the Arnold I'robst Jr„ Falrview, o.j charge at arrangum-nD. MONTERREY. Mexico (U P D walking up th* sidewalk when from thr National Congress, on thr three daughters, Mra. Kathleen county Jail, charged with armed The death loll of laat week's paintthe gunfire began grnundt that thr organisation la Dtsch, Parma, O.; Mrs. Caroline robbery l.al/ara slumped dead on the thinner "Jag" rose over the week promoting "one worldism ’’ Humble, Humeslead Fall*. O , and Marvin A Joins was arrested • answered over end to 24 soldiers and migrant lawn Mrs Hughey has reretn-d valu Mr* Ruth King, Here*, O ; two * the Sanford Ptrr two hours after the crime March able Infnr mat ion from ITA* in In Police said the gunman apnar dead and 41 ho*r«aH*ed th i-rotIters. John Prui-sl, Sanfutd. and 2 An drew Utley was picked up in rf in awelisaia L .« D. -liana anil llllnoiv, which have lain •ntly %|H*(j off in a car parked m In serious rcmdlihm Titusville last night and brought Fred I’robst, Columbia Station. (> ; •„ an overheated kero The victims took drinks from a riindurting their affairs nn a local 0 a nearby alley. one lister, Mis. Emma C ’ollen, arid Dr lUy W Rowers, chairman ot sent the trurk to Co to Sanford this morning drum of denatured alcohol, Inlrnd- *• level. several grandchildren the ill part nn nt «.f education. Stet­ F.och Is under It W W lumd (or Forest Wendell La taler. VAH 3, jg Hon Terrace. rd for thinning paint, which frit off After the bus mi si mrrtiug. the son I nlveriity, will speak on "Ed­ Remain* were acut balmday to / >Dret* fire Saturday night robbing James Swilly uf It) All Currigan Funeral Hume. Clevtiand received lan-raUuii* arul bruises I’TA at Saiif-.i-l Graiitinar Stlnad ucational Futuie uf Florida" un a truck passing through Monterrey are Negroes Swtlly runs Die Club last werk IckiI authorities left cau-ed minor damage at ITU (»r service* and tnu-rrnenl. Gram Friday iiflern-ion when his motor will go inlo s|-i clal sestinn lltnlrr Wednesday, March Id. at 7 p. m. rvrlr rollideil with an atitomobile the drum on s lot between an army Wctl I30i. The fire was caused Mobile Sheriff i aullMirillrs had rs-qui st kow Funeral Home was to rhsrgt driven by Willis Prlre Heard at the leadi-r'hij. of I'rnlihnl, Mrs ' it a dinner tpceling of the DeHary tty the occupant smoking in bed, post and a recruiting renter f Ralph Wight, the loral organisa­ •'ha rnher of Com m m c of local arrangement* ed Ihe cooperation of The lit-raid the Intersect ion of Sth St and tion Is eairrtcd to withdraw from migrant farm workers. ’ firemen aald. Thr meeting will l-e held *1 Die In keeping the rntitier) quirt until Pienrli As* the National Conrrrst Stetson University dining room. HAVANA fl'PI)—'The eircutioa tin* second arrest could b» niadr No injuries were reported In an All l a i r n t * are urged to atteivl (' p.rs of the charier and revised o4 13 war criminals over th# ■indent Sunday rnorntnr jnvnlv In- laws util lay illslrlt-tllld at thi* weekend Increased the unofficial mp Ifohby Warren Tborrip -m and meeting. Any on* not ol-taiutag a toll of Cuba's revolutionary firing co|iy then may gel it at the Cham­ K M Sharpe, rrtired state su \tr» Mae Jamison lavwe Ttie col squads to 4t4—14 more than the ber office. preme court Judge, and past Grand Itston occurred at 3rd St and 400 premier Fidel failm had esti­ Park Ave The price for Uiis dinner meeting mated at the maximum I Mostly cloudy through Tuesday. Seminole County Coinmi«sinners Master, Sovereign Grand loalge Clifton Marvin Wells and Wtf Maimer today. Statlcird shower* will be 12 per person, including Dp Four men were executed in will interview local arrhitc t- to of Odltfrllawa of Die world will speak at Ihe Uddfellow* laalgi al ham Eugene Padgrlt, VAH 3 weir luesday. Illg li today in the In ’s, and lav. Palma Sorianu, Direr each la morrow morning. mvtdsrd in a motorcycle car ae loss tonight 47 In 4(1 E * s | to Sant* Clara and Plnar Del Rio One will get the nod to dru* up * o'clock tonight Despite heavy tains Saturday ID iron, and Ruth CarlUin (jun plan* for the new health um! Mtarpr will speak nn hi* tra 11* entent at * 31 p. in .Saturday in •iiuthrssi winds * lo I* mile* per two in Holguin and nn* in Canight, thr Seminal* High School wri, twirling. Margaret June*. Edhour. maquey. A dev tslon Is rspertt d on Die and of (Mdfelluwt Lunch will lie the 2t»r block of Sanford '-and cam* away with honors In dir Kirchhoff. (lutr; Sue Ann Ton- French Avr. site next to the tele •ervcit at this Hireling All mem In the eastern provincial capita) th* Distilrl juur band cuntesl uf r>, ilxrinct, ami Billy Bower. o W Rhone c iinpany. An abstrait has tiers ate urged to attend of Santiago, 43 airmen acquitted Tbr tiumpet trio of Joyce Cie-k, h u t ordered on Ihe land w'-irh T v county Jail contained a reof "genocide" la it week were the Fl-irida Hamlmaslers Associ­ ation. Ronnie Hrumliaugh and liotj Dod t< eunstdered "vrry adequat' ' h-r ■hint Cold Facts o>:* \4 tielay sentenced by a special military Band drill* were iaii.nl out Sal son also made a superior. Normal wrrkemt drunk* and the rounty heallh unit SYRACUSE. N Y iUPI) - T o tribunal to prison terms ran|tng Excellent ratings went to Davis urday night for the J7 paiticipattraffic offender* were added to an A hearing on Ihe commercial li e intrstigating the derailment from 3 to 30 years. mg school bands. Wilson, student Conductor; Vivian toning of portions of Wratt-ers of s railroad ear found that it unusual number if Juvenile* and Nlntren pilots were sentenced to Th* Sanford Sttmru.lr Hand re­ Ferrell, toronet. trumpet arul clar­ field !• a i m on the agenda Cunt wa- tefrigrrated. Dial it was Ml ■dull criminals serve 30-year terms, 10 gunner* cently rnuved m to Ibi- till inet Dios; lira - sextet and p»rJail count this morning Included were tent to prison for 10 yaari slficatiou, but atill drew an ex cu-<ion duet. Go-ul went to San- mlttinners wilt meet at U » a rn s si-ling owned by Ihe Antic Tl>* pot will Iwr) at Hanford Fur Die bulk id the nun, Uit- one white female, U> while male*, each, and 14 gunners drew 2 year cellent In conrert and superloi in dra I eedt, clarinet, and rlaiitiit in the Commission mom »< Ihe lie Company and shat (hr irrnlmt was rained lip ire on the tracks again when thr Savage Sunv of arrival hour will tie I to and 4 23 Negro males, seven Negro male court hou-e terma. sight reading from the Judges quartet. Sanford return this week lo Uicir juvenile*, on# Negro female jur* Ia nt. act Friday. Two K7V cargo One af the Judges, Charles Other soloists from Semmola home has* at Rantcy Field. critic ami srveu N*gto female*. (Juarmby. said, "TTiis young band wei# Shaion O-i-k and Vivian Heavy Attack Squadron Five plane! carrying IU men and bag hows *icfll*nt promise, The Feiivll deployed in August lo the- Midi gag* at* expected at those hot-ft youngster* at* getting a wonderPlaying m *n-*tn'»lr* *»• ■ terranean aisiatd Die I 'NN For The welcoming coititniDr* may o n ful musical *xperiencr uistfrr clatincl iciu rampo*e.| of Sandra restal On Mfodiu-tdav afternoon, he small, but still joyous Glenn I.ivone Spivey, 94. was vary capable leadership. Thia I »«-!< Jrsmur Mark).*in and Althe first of their A3D Sky war­ Under th* command uf CcD. I. Hii4t>iiri|| i* itt th* itir. Tumurniw. the firnl minor arrested by Sanford poller yester­ group u on Ihe way up." Ian Hunt; brass sextet, Vman rior# *rr expected lo touch down M. Howell Jr . the Savage hunt A light agenda la scheduled luB Im p tip lenm of the Snn Krnnciaco Gintila arrive.* in Sanday and turned aver In Sheriffs Bandmaster Krnla Cowley said F*rr*ll, Ronnie Hrumimugh, but at live Mantord Naval Air Station have bit many Mediterranean Sanford Ctly Commissioner* te­ fnttl to Ix-Bin *|irinp tnsinin*. Nine teamn will tie here authorities. that individuals and bands with Byrd, Bob Otbcrn, Charle- Binlo Die enthusiastic welcome* of port* during Dvr deployment. at ghl. within the next month. , Offirrrs said the former San­ superior ratings will go to th* ham. Tummy A'lliiams; clarinet familie* and fm-nda. The squadron has a special hood Th* leader* wlD dtavwe* Bt* reSeminole High kick* off it* Imaphnll am aon a week ford resident had stolen a ear la state canted In May. The compeU . quartet, Joyce Spear*. Sa r a Tlte Furr- it at t* Scheduled to with the City of Sanford. It waa hiH fee requirements for UnM from today airninat Lyman of lyinjrwood. (Mhwr spring Covlnftm County, Ala. Warrants Don will be held In Daytona Beach. |Prleat, Carol Bchtmming and dock in Norfolk the following day, th* first Heavy AtLtrk squadron 1tor**, and a resolution cppoatnR are being sent for irs/ul larceny aporla are planned. Among them art golf, awimming Superfora In solo# went to Tom- Sharon Poff; timpani and snsra nvd additional piano* and pilot* to be based her*, and Sine* 1941 th* proposed gaanline tag bill. and forgery front Sheriff M. F ■i) Williams, tromlione: Joyce ilrutn duel. Richard Felnberg and jxrati track. Tha meeting wfll begin 4 I 4 will leave her <lrrka ooclg that has spread th* name at Sanford Meredith at Covinglua LwuR, (narapes Fa* ftmiDt, Jwfo 1 Gfoao U i. Ir'ult (Ji-uaU 04i toxtof'a agnnto pane. muuiing fur tauford. UwcwdKwW IK* M, V am) Beast**. m. to Catg H-tB, Pentagon Declares Judge Is Witness To Traffic Crash Of Rare Vintage W est Will Lose, Khrushchev Says Iraq War Creates Fears About Reds Firehouse Needs little Bit More' Aiken Gels Calls Meant For Adkins Ralph King Dies; Funeral Tomorrow * Produce Man Die: In Shotgun Ambush Arnold Probsl Sr. Succumbs At Home School Will Vole On leaving PTA Two Negroes Held For Knife Robbery 24 Persons Dead, 41 Seriously III After Alcohol Jog b< Answered Firemen DeBary's Chamber Will Hear Sowers One Person Hurt, 3 Wrecks Listed Here On Weekend 13 Cubans Given Castro ‘Justice;’ Total Now Is 416 Seminole Band Receives County To Discuss Building Tomorrow Ex-Judge To Talk To Group Tonight Weather High Honors In Contest 54 In Jail Today; Is Record Number Savage Sons Head Home To Sanford Ex-Resident Jailed For Stealing Auto Trainine; Time Again Light Agenda Set For Commission • ii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 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/751c5b24f75cfc39d5d3abe5b3c810e9.pdf 8101ea3a7078c137801a69b1c7c1c319 PDF Text Text % « W*A, War. 4, 1M9 ___________ ___ _______________ Four Officers To Report To Squadron This W eek Four officer!, including a i n k executive officer, report to the Heavy Attack Squadron One TV ■era this week. The officrri, who have Ju>( cumpleted the inlenalv* training pro gram conducted by Heavy Attack Squadron Three, are plane com­ manders (d r. David A King and LA. O g i Kobe ft Gulden, and Intmbardier-navlgatori, lA. (Jg ) Richard Gralow and Ena. Georite Mc­ Williams. King, new viecullve officer, waara two Diiunguiahcd Hying Create a, and the PreiklenlinI Unit Citation He wat a participant in the hattlea of Wake lalami, Ta ra ­ wa, Saipan, Iwo Jima and Ute Philippine! He formerly aerved at officer in charge of A TU -2 IJ at NAAS Chaae field, Boeville, Teaaa. Detroit Law Bows To 'Mix or Quit' D K T R O IT <UP1)— The “ ticket lioliday" Detroit motorist* en­ joyed tor the pait three Hay# ap­ peared te be coming to an end today. Detroit police, who l-cgen a "elowdown" In traffic ticket writ­ ing Sunday aa a protest against Integra'1 4 white end Negro offleer# In petrol care, brgan Har.JIng out ticket# a# U«u»l late The* day. Police Comm l»»lon»r Herbert W. Hart taid day ahift acout car ertwa istued almoit twice a# ■aay Uckela Tuetday aa they did Monday, the »*eond day of the praaant elowdown. The policemen never allowed any major offendera to get away unpunished. Hut, tn ra#et where the offeiuea were minor, they ■ o n l y turned their head and the lucky motorni got away with unly • aidalong flanre. The elowdown benefited only n o tor lit# Other law enforcement Was earned on aa usual. After the increase in tha nuraflar at ttrkeu iaaued Tu**day, whieh cam# on the he*la of an aider to ‘'integrate or quit." I’oflee flupt. laail* J. Derg *sid be expaeted trafflr enforcement lo be beck lo eermel “within e few Prior to entering the .levy, Cdr. King received ■ H 8 degree from St. John* Univerilly to New York. Hit ecademie achievement* alto include thv Navy post gra­ dual* tchnol at Annapolu and the HoyaI Naval Staff College in Greenwich, England. King I* married to the former Ml»* l.ucy Struhle. They retide with their two daughiert. Vicki Ann tnd Kaihlcrn Ellen, at 1317 Park Avr , Sanford. Golden M one of the few lieutemnti Junior gride qualified at a plane commander of an A3D Sky warrior A native of Sylvetlrr, Ga , hr attended Abraham Haitiwin College and Middle Georgia College before tiring accepted aa a Nival aviation eadrt. He recetv rd hit eommiiilon ai an eniign and hia drtlgrialor at a Naval aviator on Dec. IS, IASS. Golden it married lo the funner flriiir l-oii Pranuin and they have three children, Hohert Sidney, Me linir Ann and Daphne Dianne Gralowr it a product of the Navy ROTC unit at lllinoii Intitule of Technology. Upon graduation, with a degree in induilrlal piycholugy. he received hit rominliiiun a« an eniign. From September. IMfl, 10 April, 19W, hr wai a tludrnt aviator at Pensacola and Klngx ville, Texas Hr will assume the dullet of personnel offlrer when he report! to One. Gralow la married to the f»r mtr M in Kuth Han of Elgin. III., They hava one daughter, Ju lie MrWilliami. a man who wai •worn into the Navy exactly 30 yeara after hit father wat aworn In, It a familiar fare in the Tiger iparet— having tervrd at infor mation ant] education officer be fore being aerrptrd lo tmmhar dirr navigator school A graduate of Vdianova with a H, S. degrre economlrt, MeWllliama received hit committlnn upon graduation from OCS New port. ft. I. in October. 19*7 lie m married to the former liarbara Hunduck of Philadelphia Dulles Given Gold To Test Reaction Seabees Will Mark 17th Anniversary Tomorrow mark# the 17th annivertary of the conatructton bat­ talion uf the Navy. Enjoying maturity, the Reabeet have liitrned with pride lo the timple humming of a rebuilt g* n eralor, have #to»id in awe under a clear »pan of W fret, rnglnrrr ed and faihioned In remote out poite of the world whieh their akilla help keep free Among the project* of the Seabee# that made tDM a progre# alve year were the eorntructlon of a multi million dollar heliport at Futemi, Okinawa, which will aupport the airlift of the Third Marine Divlalmt. At Suhir Hay. In the Philippinea, they put the fin iahing louche* on an air hate whieh had been under eontlrurtlun for eight yeara. At Guam, they have flntihrd a multi million dollar project in Attug!. Alto included were projet It lion, the Iinail group of Seabeet, attoicd by pertonnel from fleet unit* and by temporary working part!** from fleet and atation unit*, have worked on many Item#. Chief among theae were the cunitruction of t l half qunn •et hut line thackt, the building of a road to the Lake Golden recreational area, the building of a road around the. runway ex­ WASHINGTON <UPI> Mr#. tension of the aewage plant, the Kami* EUenhower wilt return from her «fa> at a plo.h Ph'ienla, Arif , beauty report alxuird the H U N TS V IL L E , Ala. (U P ly preiidentlal plane Culumhin* III. The White Ifoute #aid Tuetday T h r rocket city scheduled a btg that the plane will pick up Mr#. "#p,ce day" celebration today In EGenhoWer and her al«tfr lat# h ono r of the #pace flight of Pio­ this week on la* way ba<k to neer IV, now toaring toward the Wa.hington fmm the Wr*t Coatt. vlrinity of the miK>n. The Arm y O H nance MUtile The prnldrntlal plane ha# he«a undergoing a tegular lervle* In- Command, which helped launch ■peetlnn by technician# of Lock­ the moon rocket, ha# headquar­ ter# at nearby Rad#tone Areenal. heed Alrrrafi. In Alutka, S<|U*w* Valley, Calif., tile of Hie 19*10 Olympic Winter Game#; Kota. Spain; Port Lyautry. Morocco; Guantanamo Ray, Cuba and Camp I-eJetine, N. C At the Sanford Naval Air Sta- Mamie Nears End To Resorf Visit ‘Space Day’ .Slated reclaiming and leveling of unurrd land in the northwest section of the station, and the operation of • central transportation motor pool. Polio Toll Passes Mark Set In 1958 JACKSONVILLE (UPII - The state'* polio toll Jumped to 23 latt week, or one more than wat reported at thia time in IRS*. Single new rate* were reported in Dade and Eicambia County. Although thia wat the first time the polio count by patted latt yrar't total, hralth official# said there wa# no cause for alarm. They pointed out that in 19M. the flrat year the Salk varrtnr wat uied, Ih* figure wat It. but climU-d to K4 the folio .ring year during the tame period. WASHINGTON fU P l) — Secre­ tary of State John Foiter Dullea' physicians today au.pendcd n i l tive radiation treatment of hit abdominal eancer to observe hi* reaction to an injection of radio­ active gold They planned to return* the alt* day a week treatment with a millinn-volt X ray machine tn a few days. The Injection of radioactive gold in a coffer-colored liquid into Outlet' abdominal cavity Tuetday morning wat a one »hot treat­ ment. R »a* decided upon hy MaJ Gen Leonard D. Heaton, commandant of the Army'* Wal­ ter Retd Mrdical Center, and a panel of consulting phy-iciana They had decided tentatively on the injection when the radiation treatments were started at the hoipital Ecb, 20, although It wasn't announced at the time. After Dullea ihowrd “ aatisfac- Uwy rvtpont* to X-ray therapy," the physician* went ahead with the radioactive gold injection ' to reinforce'' the radiation treat­ ment*. A medical tpokeiman taid radinactive gold ha# been uaed “quite commonly" a* a o n r-ih o lf treatment of intritinal cancer for leveral yeara. Wujfe Hikes Sought W ASHINGTON (U P !) — Tha AFL-CIO **># that bu#inett con­ dition* appear to provide a favor* able climate for uniona to obtain waga increa*** thia year. The labor federation amid Tues­ day union# should expect to w ia f wage hike# of II to IS canto aa hour or more. Light from the *un teke* eight minute# to travel the *3 million mile* to earth, 9 ShoptheBtf/'l Famoa&B/z/xh * attheH/brMsr lO M s rp fix zs r/ We Reserve Tha Right Tn 1 Imtt Quantities OPEN % 7 DAYS A WEEK! 2585 OKI.ANDO IHUVK SAVES HALF! HERE IN PERSON — WARD’S TIP - TOP FRIDAY, SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1 - 4 P. M. FUN • FAVORS • SOUVENIRS Heart Disease Top Killer In Florida JACKSONVI1.I.K (G P U — Heart A i i a u , the alala'a woret killer kl II H , claimed more Uvea than tha nail thrre cauvea [Mil tn pa#f>*e— Including cancer, atrnkrt god aecidenta Tha atal* Hoard of Health an nounced Tuesday that heart dia aaaa rlaimrd 41 «*» vlctima in Florida lift year, a ilight increase •vrr IDS*. Tlve board • v i t a l ilaititici bufrtu alto repotted 107,921 turthi or a rale of 241 per inouixml Which wai nearly thn-e lime# at Mgh aa the I T death ratr The report alto ihowed II ,SDH Stvnrcra and .Vi, l ao marriage#, with the nu miter of mu m ag# al ■m*t double the divorce*. The number of tutcldea inirtaa ad from I I I to 111 per hundred Otoutand. Of me fetal accident#. motor wahlrle mlthip# accounted for « par ren* In all .#»* group# Legal Notice u m i i# r«< m .i 1% t i n ; i mi i n •oi ii r h i t i i k |U TN n ih i i n • m i i 11 m r i.iiH H M n H I) I OH »t.t| | . 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PAIN T I 1 St JREFINE • PLAIN or SELF-RISING MARY CARTER PAINTS V> Ml W. rtrai St. O pposite Hr# aid Of fie* Pfcooa FA M 6 M SANFORD, FLA . >, �* New Plant Slated By Local Industry Two Bodies Found; Believed Part Of 'Vanished' Family * i ’c tu fn rit ffim tlft AN INDKPKND KN T D A ILY NF.WSPAPKR * SANFORD, FI/OKIDA NO. 3H i T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H ft. 1WS9 U n ite d Press* Lcwaexl W ir* Fatabliahod 190* V O L . X L IX FRED ERICKSBUR G, Va <UPI»| A n o th er Sanford firm ha* outgrown it* q u arte rs and — Aa abandoned eawduat pit that will break ground S aturday for a new building. gave up the bodlea <rf a bourn) York M anufacturing Co. will s ta rt construction im> man sni a blonde little girl in a m ediately on a plant one mile south of the city lim its, fw»- bright pinafore guided authorities ttveen HurCur Aluminum and Allen of Orlando. today toward an evprctrd solu­ York sends the name of Sanford all over the co u n try tion to the disappearance of a and Into Canada, Puerto Rico and four number family aeven weeks Cotta Rica with It* television an ago. The Ivaliet were found just be I letina# and flth landing nets. The fore darknev* fell Wednesday by company W now manufacturing a farmer gathering rotied saw . aluminum display rack* aa well. dust for use a* fertiliicr and experts to develop this cut It was virtually certain that the bady decomposed bodies were 1 tom servira. Miner July 1. York Manufadur those sf Carroll V. Jackson of ,n* and Ua owner. Main Levy, have Mineral. Va , and one <rf ht* 1.1'ill‘ZU.i, fc'uat iifim iinv ( l I’ll — Mouci I’uniivi N ik It* occupied the weal end of the daughtiri. Scorei of FBI agent*, slate, L I T T L E RiK'K Ark (UP I> — tlltl fMiuvbmg, a Isevlenani ai the llrookfield Mill* plant. Twelve S. Khrushchev auict today he nun extend In* deadline for th u county and local police officers Twenty one Negro hoys burned to (ire niarshal'a serin* of the At . mployes operate machine* pro­ West to get oul of Merlin beyond May 27 il "sensible nego­ scoured a thinly-populated subur­ death early today when fire awepl kansaa state police. ducing the antrnnai and neta. tiation*" are going on then. ban area near here tn search for through their dormitory at th < * Guv. Orval K Faubua. who When the company move* in TA LLA H A SSEE ( U r i v — Go* It could be extended to June /7 os even July 27. K hrush­ 'lay, more employe* will enter other e.uea that might lead them Arkansas Negro Boy* Industrial went immediately to the scene, IrR n y Collmv sail Florida s (in chev declnred. to Jarlvon's p u tty wife and an School, said hr was told that the dour* the picture Expansion has been The figure was established by to the one • story heiek veneer anrial futur* w rosy enough to We ha*« no ground* to hurry impossible due to cramped aparr. other daughter. •upport his recommended 723 mi) Jsrk-cn. *9 year old feed store hm w* mu>! v»lvr rh* Berlin building were locket), and tliere Twenty five to so people then wilt lion dollar spending program for clerk; hi* wife, Mildred. 27. and problem." he .aid at a lunch fur was no caretaker *v the building be employed. (hr next two years without new visiting members of Ihe llrill.il during the night. The building on Highway 17 92 daughters, Susan, 4, and Janet Parliament Faubos -aid he would begin an taxes will be all masonry construction, Carroll 18 months, disappeared Hut the gmernov * oplimt-m Khrushchev's siutement t h a t iiiimrdiate investigation with steel frame. It will contain near Mineral on the night of Jan. failed to budge the Legislative Hie Berlin show min mu might ha The fir* broke out tn the room 1.000 at)uare feet erf factory and II. Council and stale Comptroller Hay BONN. Germany i t J ’l l - West postponed lunltrmed an earlier The scene t* about to mile* irf the e*r*1ak*r who was ill and SAM LEVY office area. E Glern They in*!-ted spending Germany and Morocco signed a remark by lus depuiy prime min­ not at lb* school. To be built by Carroll-Daniel northeast of Uie spot where the trade agrirnirns IVrdnrvday. ister, Anaslai I Mikoyan, after One pumper truck from Little mutt be held to tkht million dot W A S H IN G TO N t U I'll-D e m o Conitructron Co , the plant wilt Jackaoa's abandoned car was lari tn allow a Hi milium dollar hi* relurn from 'lie U ii Rial lit* feature all aluminum window* and found in tn* morning of Jan 12, eratie Sen Richard L. N*ul>erger Hock wrnt In the seen*, but th* safely cushion between spending Ms) 77 dradlm* wa* not final. door frames, supplied by HarCar thr keys still m the ignition. Mini to re .i threw his support today be­ Male was out of control when it and Green's 7U0 million dollar K A U A I. Morocco i l'F I King Howcser, the Xovirl l e a d e r Aluminum, York * new next door marks in front erf the car indicat­ hind ••resident Elsenhower a re- arrived Th* firemen pumped wa rstunate n( Income Mohammed V of .Morocco u auf- warned that once Russia signs a ed another vehicle forced Jack- quest for higher gasoline taxes and ter from a swimming pool to cool neighbor. Th* alternative. (ha Council ferins- an ear ailment and must un separate peace tieaty with (Aa the gutted molding postal rate* l-ee Samuel, longtime Sanford son to halt. aay*. ia new tases dergo a "complete rr*t." Resident* of Use Mineral arr* East German Fommuntst* it will L. K. Gaines. Negro super mi He also railed tor restoration of resident, i* now advtrttaing and Thu* the controversy over con end the Foisdam agrccmcnl trf manager o« of York. Samuel reported they heard car doors wartime etress prurit* l a v e s on rodent, said in* building, errr fluting high and low predictions > help* to know your way tales manager rora. aamue1 ar j u 1943 which allowed Ihe Meat to oc­ ■ ia former sales manager «« H o r- Siam and saw headlight* flash corporation*, and a reduction in t*d as a WI'A project to 1938, of Florida's revenue Income eon H l h I s around. Bob Daviv ha> decided. ■tout the t i m e Jackson ap the od-gas depletion allowance went up "like maichiticks " MuSiuVV i t ' l l ) — The Soviet cupy part of Berlin and guaran­ Ida Fashions. Unurd as the spring legislative Union has officially prcArsted to teed it free access io Ihe city Seminole County'* new engineer Hr said "8 boy* were asleep in levy praised the efforts of the proachtd the spot where he and from 27 S to IS per cant session drew nearer aayi h* can "get two or three his family vanished. the U > against the (maiding of a across 110 mile* of East Germany. the barrack* • like room of the The lawmaker Ukd Ihr Senate in City of Sanford ami the Cham tier Tin governor took sharp issue Russian fishing trowlrt off New places now without getting lost." Khrushchev is discussing a sep­ building when the fir* was iliaa prepared speech that his proof Commerce. "We deeply ap­ w Davia began on the job Monday. preciate the splendid cooperation arate peace treaty vsith Easl G e^ posal* would bring thr government covered Many kicked the glass with Green and the Council during foundlam He immediately was snowed under received in locating here last many during hi* slay here almoet three billion dollars more and screens out of the window* m a lively financial discussion at thr Cabinet meeting Wednesday. With report* and road problem*. summer, and now in building our each year to (manrr the cold war. their mail scramble to escape. Hr told a mas* rally Wednes­ H* wa* supported by slat* Ally. Thia week, he has been getting new plant," b* said. "Phis 1* not an vaiy program," day that Russia is willing to con­ Lo N D o N ( l i l t ) -Danny Kayo a a is ii h *\ , Gen. Richard Ervin who warned acquainted with the friendly folk Neuberger said. "It toildi no Illu­ will conduct Ihr Halle .Symphony clude such a part if Ihe Western Groundbreaking ceremonies wtU ^ against under • estimating stale of Sanford and Seminote County. be held on the file at 10:10 a. m sion that llie way ahead is strewn Orths stra In Ivelirfit concerts hero Allies and West Germany con­ revenue He said "we could do Ml. wife Is imprrtted with the Saturday. The public Is invited. with rose (petals It avks sacrifices and in Manehcsler in the near Di­ tinue rejecting hi. propo.al for a the slate a grave Injustice by mis­ lute. tolling hills and large trees af WASHINGTON (D P I ) — Amer of the high, th* low and Dir In-tieconference to sign a peace treaty calculating " thia area. willi led Ii German Male*. lea's Pioneer IV space robot, tween." Collins said th* state'* leader* However, he forecast, the Am er­ which paired within 37,(XX) mile* After he has taamrd the county lie again wariird Ihr West not should ttol expert tnw income of the moon, soared today toward ican people would "respond affirm­ roads and how to find thsm, Davis H o ld .E S I.E Y , t.iiglaml (i/ i 'i j — to Ihroalvn Russia un Berlin. with a tmoming tourist hiivinets ‘3)«- will defend peace with aQ a permanent orbit around the tun atively" If they were fold Dial the id he would attempt to **t up kin George last reported to lay Sanford* planning program 1* and with repotted stride* tn in Government arirntitti said that vurvival of the free wist id against stubbornci* and del. rminatioii,** program for thia year and next. tiul slic had lound « woman's gold dustry and agriculture. for a period •'comparable to the Kusvia might depend on such sac­ almost a reality. he declared. “ If you threaten us "Establishing priorities is the Hut Green, who recently r* plated wristwatch in a ran vl pears with war we will no! hoar lo A Funds were granted for th* life of our universe." thr gold rifice# from Australia most difficult part as well aa project last Deremhrr by the dm »-d hi* revenue forecast from threat of armed force." limited funds," Davis said. "Many Ken McIntosh, president, of the plated 30 inch long instrument federal gosrrnment, hut have hern 7>*> million lollar* to 7uo million package would contmur to re ­ old roads that are not well-1 ravel­ Crippled Children * Society of Sem­ withheld until a contact was as dollar*, rounlered that he doe* ed are neglected because of their inole County today announced fi­ volve around Ihr aun every 3*2 MASHING TON tl I'll rile De­ signed with the Florida Debelop- not have Ins predictions on I lu m ­ condition Proplr generate tv a nal plans for Ihr Easier iuly Hall day*. fense Drpamiiciit announced to ber of Commerce claims. mrnt Commission. The space *chic I* already la newly paved road; the traffic at the Mayfair Inn tomorrow night day that the Discosetrr I said Now these details havr liern orbittog thr sun, and will move count jumps wherever there i* a from V to I. lltr, lauticlircl from the West (titled. A letter from J. E. Ilarll, into it* permanmt orbit on March The Ball wiU be the opening trf goud riding surface. Coast Saturday, definitely la In manager of the planning and com­ IT. "I've found Seminole County the Easter Seal Drive sponsored polar ortol around the earth. TA LIA H A S M E E (l!I’l l A South munity service agent), was ra The man-mad* planet') orbit, £ u ile a challenge, bait so far am by the local Society to raise fund* much more elongated than that Florida legislator hat called for crived this morning by City Man for service* to children and adults HA7.Et.TliN, Fa. (U P !) — Fir* pleased with it, and think every­ measure* to lu ll trampAitalion of ag*r~w. i." f r r ic i Knowi**, cnppled by disess* or accident. A of the earth, will vary from *1.swept lice 73 year old Gary hotel thing will work out fin*.” migrant farm worker, "stacked M.Wvl H EK TK N , En, .and (U F I ) in lid. eliy'i business district lo* Tli* letter revealed that aulha744,000 to 106.829,000 mile* from Davl* is the former assistant total of 71 per cent of fund* raised like rattle" in dangerous and un riiation had been received to — Tile Jodrcll Rank radio telescope day. lim e persons veer# knows will remain in the county for treat­ th* sun The earth, in an almost road engineer of Broward County, picked up the Amcrieail rockel proceed will' the planning pro circular orbit, averages »J mil­ tanilary vans The Florida Sv mphouy Orehea I'ioneer Relay -is it rose al-ov* tin dead and Iwo others wrr* miss­ dominated by the rapidly growing ing county cases. Hep Emmett b Roberts of gram In Sanford The Commission State board member* of the lion milri from thr sun ing tra will plav In Sanford March hortaon and ».ud it « n about ait) of Fort Lauderdale. Pioneer IV made it* elosrst ip Falrn Itrarh tald hr will introduce has alvo wntlen to George W Florid* Society for Crippled Chil­ Twenty of th* *.limatccl 40 to 10 tl llie Sanford C ivic Cenlrf a bill making It unlawlul for any uou mite* .may at Ihr lime. Simons Ji of Jacksonville, a>k dren who will attend the ball are pro*eh to the moon at 6 24 p m. 4.3 persons in th# hotel wero In­ Born of Ills* initiative of several one to haul passengers in a van Ing him to begin work as soun as Mrs Robert K. Taylor. prrsidenL e a t. Wednesday Dr Itomcr J. jured and lu we re admitted to tie* mil vie lover* in lb.U). the group Coral Gables; Gen Edwin J . Slew art. planning director of the mtbuut window* oe in any trailer possible hospitals. hat matured into one of. the top othrr than a semi trailer attached Simon* la a professional city III.AN I A HE, Nyautlnml cLI *I ) House, treasurer. Winter Fark; National Aeronautics and Spare The Hire* known dead wer* planner lie already has signed 4o orchestras in the nation, and Seven Negroes were killed and identUIrd as Mrs Howard Dritrh, Mrs C D. Cochrane, secretary, Administration said the pass to a truck trailer. the only professional orchestra Hr said thr only rtrrptionr a contract with Sanford for th# bur arrested in •ruttrirU inci­ .33, Mis* Mary Mooney, Mo, and Daytona Hrach; Dr. Charlotte Ma- "grayed the moon* gravitational would In- family station wagons Job. Th r program will inrludr in Florida i|U irr and Dr. Newton C. McCol- field." dent* Wednecdw) III tlw v*«ve of Mr* Edna Stigelhsucr, ti3. Th* eoiuluvtnr, Frank Miller, and vehicle* hauling convicts the drawing of land use maps and loug.i. professional advisors; M. ■oil white violence In British FenMisting were Mr a Mary Me‘ Some of their labor crew determining the trend nf future came to tlrlando directly from thr tml Africa. Two men from Food Fair Stores Usle Reese, state director and Ikon Alarney, Ml, and Mra 'tary Kahl M il Symphony Orchestra, wherr leader* haul workers from Florida growth In the city and frtngr Inc. have hern in Sanford this Matter!**, physiotherapist, Orlando. vo. ihe only pci > ‘ti« unaceounti'd c ivj» ai'isianl rondurtor am) rlear to New Jersey starkrd like area* week, hiring cashiers and training Music for the ball will be fur.'or in llie Idaie vvbirh burned uut 1ir*t cellist under Arturo To* nnlni rattle tn vehicles with no com­ them for the opening of the n»w nivhed by Fete Hukur'a nine-piece Studies of fiapulallon and com I W ASHING TON O JF i) - Amei Ihe interior nf the <i\ • story fur I.', yr,iri forts." Robert* declared market next week. orchestra with Ruth Hamilton, vo­ meiclal growth will be made and nan oflirial# .old ic-day Soviet hnrk Imilding, The m i piece archest ra hunt* "Some of the vehicle* are actu roning ordinances revised. The On Wednesday, the door* will calist. A 3D minute floor show will Tice dead were Happed ultra ally dangerous." h* said, "and projert will cost II3.WU split equal Inlo full hlwirn under hi* talented Freinler Nikita Khiu.helirv’. con­ swing open at Park Avr. and 2Slh l-e prevented, featuring a Spanish upper floor* nf Hie budding colditional poslponemanl of hi. llertm baton, and will feature "pups" w e ir had enough aceidentv and ly Ivetween Sanford and Ilia fed lit on the "ultimate in super-mar fiesta dance by Miss Dorothy dr TALLAHASSEE (t I'll - South tones for Ihr first time this sea -leadline nix) reiirv* *om» of the lapsed after flams s roared up 8 HogMon, a waits exhibition by Mr. Florida's Seminole Indians ar* fatalities to prove It." era) government Aat operation*." six story elevator shall arid E»*l West tenvlon. The Zoning and Planning Cora son ® I-eon Thigpen, aupervlsor. h*« and Mr*. Georg* J . Huambach and preparing to go to Washington or spread along hallways to Iht W! lie rrgular subteriptbm eon mission will meet turn ;bt News of been training cashiers hired by songs by Mils Marina Tiller, p.ay- the United Nations for joo.noo munis Guests lived on Ihe first thr contract may eomr as a errls are given in Orlando and p u b l i c relations director Ken mg her own guitar and accordion. •ere* of Everglades land which Daytona Beach, thr Florida Sym | M O N TG O M ER Y. Ala. IL 'F D — five floor* of Ihr Imilding Ticket* may be obtained from pleasant surprise to many of Whltr. Loral personnel will l>e erathe atal* has trfosed to sur plums duel a great deal of travel A federal court hearing <*n wheth them. ploved. with the axeeprion of th* Mr* laud Houshnlder. Sanford At­ render. :ng in tiring go™) music In pen rr rh* stale of Alabama should lantic National Bank, or at th* manager The Cabinet turned down the pie all over the Central Florida be made a defendant tn a civil door at |f U ter person. Tabl* land request Wednesday upen the Manager Ray Ashton, however, 1fights suit van. railed off today are* ia a former Sanford resident, and reservation* may be made by call­ recommendation of a special com 0|>en house will hr held at Ihe Two concerts will bw gisen In -) mutual agreement. ing th* Mayfair Inn. will rrlurn to the scene of hi* mitte* apfwlnled to study Indian New Tribes M|v|son. near Oviedo, Sanlonl all aflrinoun performance school year* nrit week, lie ha* problems. Saturday an.) Sunday. for ehlldren *1 1 3*1 p m . and been managing one of Food Fair's Th# Seminnles, who number The New Tribe* Mission la to m for adult* ALEXIS. Ill (U l'ls — Roosevelt neit at S l i p MON TG O M ER V . Ala i t ’ l l j - L o n d o n l U I ’l i — a Staff uffirer Jfeltcr market* in Jacksonville. only about 1.000, are split Inin rated on Highway 428 Signs will Military Academy. *** losing I 0 Tin Florida Syoiplionv is tpon Konert E. Hay m-s, a Sunday for Britain's crack Brigade of ^Qjvening ceremonies are slated three group*, all at odds with vine le placed to dirrrt visitors to and Wednesday night befnr* Its bas­ infnl by (he .Sanford Itrcrvatlon Wednesday morning at II. iTrScnl another They already have tome from the Mission People will lo­ ketball game with A1*uod High Departineul Any profits will go school teacher, began a three-year Guardi .ays il'a no wonder Bit ir MIAMI OJF1) - Judge Grady 1M.two acre* uf land (or (heir use I'livon term lixlay fur tuytoe and lowering Itear.kln cap. ar< jusl a wit] tie Henry t rainer, president uf on hand at all timet during the School had started because of a lo ihe recreation program, to x.-Hisig |,rc<|.erty stolen t,y William mile mangy. G ikmI bears are hard Foutl Fair’s Metier division, and Crawford refused to admit two The Scm mulct outside th* two-day open huusr to show visit­ li-rhnieal fool for nut submitting a benefit loeal youth. Head, 17, a member of hla etas*. to trad vice-president Mam Miller Mayor rattlesnakes as evidence in a reservation demand (he or* around the ramp arv! In * .- lineup. hearing if a 44.000 claim against "It's all a qui'Hinn of belle/ At Wilson and othrr local digni­ arras for hunting, fishing an) plain th* work ft r*ally didn't matter. Roote taries will participate in th* cere­ thr Seaboard Railway by rail froggmg They issued an ultima |hears, you know," said ( apt. F. A. Maps, showing th* work of lit* veil lost, 80 17. worker Dennis Carswell mony. NEW VolfK ( t FI i — kurliier I .end rum "They come from Fan* turn to the state to turn ovrr thr missionaries throughout thr wurld. Carswell was bitten by a snake w o r ld wellerwelgllt champion ails, or Russia, or acme where, amt land before last November or will t>* on display. Slides will |,r while working along a Sesboird I . n i.lei able cloudiness, windy Johnny button ha* admitted Ihey're frightfully difficult to get they would go to higher author) shown of the jungle life id I fie track and th* s n a k e s were and mild through Friday. \ lew thiee -mail > tuna roUlverie* In bold of. , , , l.kGfsR, higeci* tU I'li Ealair ties— the federal government and South American Indian Irll-e* brought to rourt by an eaperl “ Some of Ihe bearskin* are not th* United Nations On Sunday at 2:90 p m . a r< g alary (firnUttf at lh» Mrlhodivt brief showers today with net* order to g«t money tn p*y hark who testified id hi* bahalf. * settlement at IJsuakolt slntial shown* tonight and Frida* in. cnir lax**, police reported to up In the standard we would like. ular fellowship meeting will b* leper Th* Cabin*! decided Wednesday The judgr ruled neither af the <rn» or Iw . of them are 30 year* claimed lo lly they had dtsrovrrevl High today 71 to 7a, low tonight day. A Whit* Elephant golf I -Jrna to spend part of Ha Indian trust held All are invited to attend snakes was th* on* which bit old. and they do lend lo wear out " Flans for ai roinmiNiatmg over­ a new drug which cure* lepera in 81 to an Southeasterly wind* 13 m*nt will he held Sunday at the funds to provide medirsl tnd Carswell and therefor* had no Lfiidruiu was responding to welftre services for Ihe off reier- night guests, who rum* from a ills Iwo year* Th* present Ireatinenl to 23 miles per hour today and Mayfair Country Club. business in Iht courtroom. tonight. require* four year*. lance, have been mad*. vation Indians Sponanred by the Sanf-ud Wo 1 AlllO ( l I 'l l — Algeuan nation i criticism rsprossec! in a teller R. Ihe limes by one Frier I'age. who men's Golf Aaso.Iation, members al**' leader* art conferring here are to piek their <>wn partner* with re(>r* seiitatlve* of the Fom­ complained But to* tall rapt are 'slightly cumie, mol Ji ridden and (but no husbands). Entry fee will in ui.isi Chinese government on l»v.ilile aid including arms fur mangy ,* b* t l. Each entrant la to bring a "Koine have fierrc-looklog (riiirfValued possession, good, had or ihr Algerian rebels, A I g e r t an W ORCESTER Mas* ( U P I I - A n Page wrote. ".Sum* have no and labors may lie cheaper. And (Tiriturphcr, Ml Dora itty ai sourer* said today. west feeders a* much as north Indifferent. Some u( Florida * must tx-xuli expiation ripped a ftv* - room *o» fringes ai all and hxik cunou.ly % Reservation* for tba barbecue tag* early today, killing an •Mea­ ful undeveloped country may be south. Improvement of the nvad lielilies, a v* an absolute nrrr* turn*}'. George J While, presi bald, while others have a slightly dent of the First National Hank. following sMold ht mad* at the ly couple wa* turned down last year he illy ." and hurling thair tied to the east coast toon IalR rid, almost mangy look about Ml Dora: 3V*!krr L. Horsley, dir Country Chib by Friday noon. Th* daughter and grandson from vneir The area it west Seminole and cause of insufficient traffic rmint u v E K F U D . En and 44'. n - them." Charier Guodson. Lake engineer, tournament will be a two hall mis- upstair* bedroom* lake Fount y. where orange The road it *o had no one will told Hie Iwo groups that 111* road ertor Ml Dora Jayiees, Simpson, 'v.ixh Churchill, 41-year-old acSc itcc-uil Mayor IVuugla* GlisSoU i harii * f.'oudton, Um alilla, and *d foursome. is 111 miles long from th* W* t i c • daughter of Sir Win ton of ihe Fold.lreaRi Guanls tali) the# Dead in the pre dawn explosion groves and laktl still comprise use it.” 1-ebman. th# principle allraction SR to i* becoming increasingly ( h u llIdil. was con ii «l bodily Into soldi- * iiHik good car* u( the hats. kiva to Slate Hoxd ttl Since II and fire were Carl Ruohonen, *v. Representing Seminole County lake and Seminole officials yet important. It will provide a vital already exists there vsould h* court by four polieriucn today to and hla 83 year old wtf*. "Bearskins need a lot ol loving,” were Commissioner* Krider. Gat Their daughter Martha. 41. and terday met to discuss the improv­ link with the intrrstatr highway no expensive rights of-way to br rlicl, Vernon Dunn, and llomer face a Charge of being drunk and i# said. "You've got lo treasure in .vanford and tic the unde veloped ident of State Road 48, from the purehasrd Only resurfacing and din.idrily at U) « clock to lit* >them Ilk* your best girl.” har son. Gary, 10. wer* hurled In­ area of Lake County more eloxly widening would b* Deeded lem luttl# fhih Davia cocinly engineer, morning. to th* yard by th* fort* of th* Wekiva Riser to Ml. Dora and Odhain. Within the fliat few minutes of I aith Sanford and Seminole Rep. BiH Reedy of Lake County blast, poller said She was huepi porarlly. Fraisa was high for Soininob J. Ilradry Odium, chairman ol continued hi* campaign for th* tallied Mi critical condition. He the lunchron meeting the men David Gutchet lo< al commission County following the meeting W a y lo Peace In America" yes­ received a a v a r a burn* sod were in accord. When I.akr Chun the Chamber of Commerce road rr, suggested a continuation of ty officials go before Ihe stale committee, said, "That road from SR 41 from (he asst coast straight George While said *ottiu*ia*ticjl terday when he spoke to members bruise#. ly, "I've never seen anything Road Department March II, thry th* interstate will be thr most Im ­ through to SIt. Dora. • of the Sanford Klwania Club. L A K E L A N D ( U l ' D - Oi# Icglsglow Ihe wa>- lilts county has. will be supported by th* ftemi portant artery Into Lake County. In the santr speech directed last At the ronclusiun of thr mrel You've mad* mote pro tire ss in (he The garbage watch i* being I at i vp rum in litre* of Florida CUruh not* County Commission It pul* Ml. Dora and Lake nn the mg. Lehman added, "W* arr week to the Sanford Hotary Club, K e p t I t In F a m ily lari Eva year* than la Hie pari oh-pn eel hy Sh* riff's Deputies. Mutual and thp Florida Film # B U F F A L O , N. Y. (U F U -W l U i* The meeting yesterday was sug­ asst roast.” Reedy urged Florida citiicn* to most graieful to you airn I Semi Endless hour* trf wailing are Commission met here today to dis­ promote the program aducaling B. Rand Jr., M, waa serving tlirr* gested b> 0. M. Simpson, chair­ Karl tollman, manager of Hi* not* Commissioner*). This It * 24." just anolbcr ps.-f of their duties. cuss prti|iossI* to lh# industry** years probation for rivaling hla man of the lake County Commit the north about Negro conditions Lake Chamber of Com me re*, and fin* exam pit of democracy. W* Sheriff J. L. HoBhv yesterday 1039 legislative program. father’s 12.100 Uf* saving* when uon Distressed about the "ter- as manager erf the Seminole Cham- arr all thinking alike." tn the south. Sitfn Of The Tim eg offered a 123 reward for informaFmpoaala on which lh* Iwo conw Th* proposed plan would to! Secret Seme* agents arrested rkbla * coodllioa of SK 48, Sitnjoon bar 123 year* ago), remarked, John Kridrr added. "This la on* BYHACliSE, N. Y. I U F )j-S ig n lion trading to lh* arrest and con­ mittees agree will tor forwarded bow th* Negro hat progressed on a him fur forging and cashing a said, "Th* road waa built in 1927 at "We believe th* building of th* of ihr most productive Mifnga wa to tn* window erf a small jewelry viction of lbs garbage dumper*, for consideration to tho Gommis­ a count, road, and s# now a pn road m important to all of ua. gould support." •egrrgiled bass* ia lb* *oulh*cn 133 treasury check Had* M l store: "There ia no room an mg who have been littering aouot# sion March I I snd Muiual's tfoard baa broth** Tunas,. ' in ary M r y . 4 # aw d sue ai d "y doing th* job now, material* Atlei' H ’i Fir m**4ang war* Roy linle store for big pnrea.” road* and Bald# with Wash. erf diractors March II- Khrushchev M ay Ease Deadline 21 Negro Boys Die Collins Confident, Extension Hinted In Dormitory Fire Green Is Cautious Iff Talks Sensible On Slate Revenue News Briefs Neuberger Backs Gas, Postal Hikes Trade Pact SUriuaL Engineer Learning Seminole Routes Kin^r Hus Ear Ache I Pioneer Orbiting; r I ^ Protest KiO’c Will Conduct Green Light Given For City Planning Final Plans Made For Lily Ball Here Legislator Plans To 'Unload' Vans Canned Wristwntch It Is .So In Orbit! Symphony To Hold Concert, March 10 Food Fair Opens 3tore Wednesday Blaze Hits Hotel; 3 Dead, 2 Missing Pioneer Picked Up Seven .Africans Die Seminoles Ge' 5ef To Go On Warpalh Tension Eased Some Mission Announces Open House Plans Snakes Ruled Out As Trial Evidence Hearing: Called Off It Didn’t Matter, End Result Shows Example Isn't Good Weather 'Mangy' Bearskins Blamed On Bears lioxer Admits Thefts I.upur Cure Claimed Golfers Schedule •W hite Elephant’ Rebels Seeking’ Guns Blast Fatal To 2, Hurls 2 Outside Seminole, Lake Seek Closer Road Ties Carried, But Bodily Reedy Describes Plan To Kiwanis Deputies Observe ‘Garbage Watch’ Citrusmen Discuss Legislative Ideas �Dulles Termed 'Slightly Radioactive' Winter Stretches Cold, Icy Finger Over Nation Again I n ilH Ptn< In'.rrnatli-nal Winter itagcd » full * blown comeback tod*)' with heavy smiw* in the plaint and New England and »evere wind end f «in storms (n the South. > The late winter »t»rm , whirl! could turn into one of the seaion's wortt, piled up to fifht Inch*) of mow across the plaint. Wratherman w a r n e d heavy anowa weic expected to contintia from ra*tern Nebraska and north* ea*t Kan*** thrnuih norlhweit Iowa, toulhcatl Missouri, north* w rit lllinou and part* of Wheon* am. with hllh wrlndt causing eon* airierable drifting. Earlier, a •iorm rolled into the Nerthrait. dumping (our to »tx laches nf »nn» front Uonenrd, • N. II., acroit inuibrrn Maine. ;uiow ever, the weather cleared dur "in g the night at the .lurm muted •out In »ea. J* In the South, thunderstorm* ar•^companied by hall and slronl uW'inda domed raott n( Miitouti, *eaitern T r ia l, Louisiana and Mi* ! ‘al>«lppl with one to two Inrhe* of '. lain during the night. The Memphis weather bureau » alerted retldenl* of part* of t-o'J* ,itlln a , Arkansas and Ml'tiiatppl .during the night for possible tor.itadoet and damaging windttormt. The alert ended rnrly thin morn •In i. Twro <ar> war* blown off a road ■by high wind* near Tyler, Tea., L'ond aoutheaat of Fort Worth the ' Wind damagrd airplane hangar. and alrrraft at H u m c II Field. A “ dust atnrm In th« F.l Paso, Te a , "v ifin lty eut viribilily to S*J yardr. PViolence Absent |At Struck Mills HENDERSON, N. C. (U P I) Stale Irooprn confined striker*’ demonitrationt to hanter amt rat* raili at Ihe Harriett Henderson rotton mill* today where officials bad feared another outbreak o( violence with the lair at break down in negoilalions. Comparatively small crowds id •inkers turned out at the North and South nulla tn heckle non striking w o r k e r * . Olive-drab garbed troops ri kept the srowuli. predomlnan.lv women, orderly. It bad b. n feared that some 1.200 member* of the Tcitiia Worker* Union of America would become violent over diiconlrnl With negotiations. llo)d I'aytun, Carolina* director of I ho TWUA, raplainesl Wrdnet. day'* un)ureriifu! rnerling In a broadcast ovrr a radio alation to­ day. Ho said thr company again had Itated it* opposition In an arbi (ration c l a u a c which "means we're right back where wn atarted last November" when the atrikr was called aflrr negoliatinna on a new contract broke down. Joe Martin Given 3 Medical Checkup WASHINGTON l U P l! -R e p . Jo•rph W. Martin Jr. (R-Maaa.l was in Ibr naval medical hospital in auburban llrthrxla, Mil., today for a checkup. Aidra of Ihe formrr House GOP leader aald he went tn the hospital Wednesday because his leg bail), rrrd him. The) said doctor* ad­ vised Marlin that he had been on his fret ton much lately. The Hyair-obl lawmaker iuffered a blood clot on the knee lilt summer, but that condition was reported to have clcarrd up It I. not a cure, hot rather *|eaie They make the patient mo»« W ASHINGTON (D P I! — Sec re ! and willing tn re .five any, are tary of State John tester Dulle* required tn keep a certain d n palliative. It) radla'tons attack comfortable by lending In redura hat been ilijhtly radioacme »lnee tance from the bed — a di»tance free-floating cmccr cell* and *o accumulation of fluid! moctaied Tueaday u,icn he receited an in­ ritually marked by a line drawn help to curb iprtad of the rlit* with abdominal cancer. in colored chalk. jection of ra> emitting gold at Visitor* who dliobeyed thr rule Walter Herd Arm y liorpital. would not receive cnoui.*li radia­ Sul there hat never been a tion In ncken them nr even tn time, authorities said today, when prwJure , ff, cU d„ rfU b lf b). Ihf President Eisenhower or other (no|, w n ,u ive- tg*ii. But they taller, roul.lnt have looked in on wol)ld , M , nil (1K,, radij FLOORS C LE A N E D • S A N D E D • rOLl.SHF.D him with complete safety. tlun »»(cty practice forbidt that They r o u t d, In fart, have they get any dosage which can be perched beside his bed for hours prevented. TERRAZZO WORK OK A L L KINDS. without suffering any detectable Radiogoid I* administered as Free Estimtlr* — Call U »! effect*, hut *'.; would noi have been goo-1 medical practice," one infinitesimal particles suspended expert told United I’rcvi Interna­ in a liquid which, in Dulles' case, was injected into the abdominal tional. FA 2.76JI 106 N. M yrtle For to )ear* it has been stand cavity, ft also it usrd in treat­ ard practice when cancer patients ment of rhest eanrer. ERRAZZO * Tile Expertly Done SEMINOLE TERRAZZO are treated with radiogoid lo iso­ late them to some extent. Attendaftt» who administer the injections handle them with great carr and wear lead aprons. This is to keep them from getting radiation d«*r. greater t h a n Ihe 'permissible maximum" set for such workers. Vinton, if the patient it able ,\ N O T H K it N K W III S I N K S S Th e i»rr " f C o m m e rce to d ay welcomed wnrd.w B u ild e r* S upply on VV. T h ird Kdvvardw in atandinjr a t left, George I• tf Hy M il l . NEWSOM . L T 'I Foreign New* Edllor ] From the foreign news editor'* assignmrnl book; The Republic of Kutea'a I’rssl dent Syngman Rhre n a man who neither forgives nor forgets. Never cordial toward Japan, he now threatens •‘draille’’ action if Japan abip* some M7.WO Koreans now In Japan to Communist North Korea. However, Ihe expectation il that the ‘ little cold w ar" will sputter out in a spate of words. Japan is asking Hint the Inlernatlonal Red Cross oversee thr project to assure that only those rtally wanting in go are sent back to the Communists. It it true, though, that some of those who say they want lo go are acting under pressure. Japanese left wing oigantiatlans have gotten control of the few 'Sidewinder' Falls From Navy Plane JA C K S O N V IL L E ( I T I i — A Navy "Sidewinder'' missile carry, ing an explosive warhead acci­ dentally fell from a Jet fighter planr near here Wednesday lull apparently landed ;ln a stvamp Navy officials >*bl the combat air-to air missile wai Unarmed snd no explosion was trportrd The rocket was believed buried 20 lo 30 feet in the ywnmp. The Navy said the missile, one of its most potent air-to-air wea­ pon*. was Inadvertently Jettison­ ed from an Fit Crusader Jet piloted tie Crmlr. L. A. Ilokr Jr., commanding officer of Fighter Squadron 32. The plane had Just taken off on a routine training flight from Cecil Field Navy Air Malum. Tim Sidewinder Ills under Ihe wings of the planr and ran trust k and tiring down enemy alrrraft. A Navy spokesman said it was diiuhllul that the missile would lie drtrmated while unarmed but the slate Highway Patrol and the Duval County Sheritl * Depart­ ment were notllird of llir Incident. A rvk £ r * p j g -i jsiiaraf-wwpai jobs available to Koreans and if May 27. they don’t "vote right," they re In Such a move automatically danger of Iwtng left out in the would forte Ihe Allies to deal cold, literally. with the heretofore unrecogmted The East German Communists German Communist* in order lo have never f»ll better. They are supply their Berlin garrisons. confident that bu matter what From Ihls then could come pres­ sure to force the West German agreements are rear tied on Rerlln government tn deal with thr East and Germany at any four-power German regime on an even basis, rrnfereme. they will tale control of Berlin traffic ai scheduled on even though the West outnumbers the East three tn one. r\ I A. ■ !! • « Th rrr may be a ciiangr in V, 05763668 S. Army commander* in the I'anfie area soon. Sources close to Gen. George It Decker, comman­ der in chief, United Nations com* mand, Korea, say tie expects to T A L L A H A S S E E ( L T D — Bar­ tie moved soon, lin k e r has b u n low Attorney William McRae said in Korea for two >rart and Is today that his Constilulional Revi­ said to believe ll is lime for a sion Committee can not get the fi­ new commander lo replace him. nal draft of its proposed rewrite of Alter Franco what’ H u t's the Florida's basic laws to Ihe gov­ top political question in Spain to­ ernor this week, "It's a physical impossibility," day. Meltac said, still refusing to dis­ Franco himself lias served no cuss contents of Ihe revision with tier that there will be no change newsmen, in the foreseeable future, i'olitl* the uim m itUr completed its cal observer* see no real threat work no the rewrite, but It is sill) to Franco now and say that at not irt form tor submission to Gov, the age of e7 Franco has no in* l-rl’o)- i ollinv tenlion of quitting at trait until t ulllns had planned to call a con­ he is 70. Meanwhile, l ’rince Don ference this week with key legisla­ Juan remains the hope of the tor* |n dlscms the proposals, m* Monarchists. Chiding a bow formula lor reap* portioning Petialc cod House scat*. "it can’t he done this week, but Ihe whole plan will be reads for the governor nest week,'* M iliar said. New Constitution Opposition Voiced To Jury Fee Hikes TAI.LAHASN EK i l 'P I ) - A bdl doubling the per diem and mile­ age allowed jurors and witnesses in court trials is expected to meet with stormy opposition by termomy minded legislators tn the coming session. Th r Judicial Council approved thr Irgidation Wednesday. But Sen. Wilson Carraway of Talla hassee. chairman of thr Senate Appropriation* Committee, voiced immediate opposition to the me* sun whirl! would add l!.2oo.Ci0n a )e*r to the cost of Florida's l trial court system. The Council, beaded by Suprrme Court Justice Stephen O'Connell, termed "unrealistic” present rcr diem of $5 for Jurors and 13 for witnesses and mileage nf five cents a mile for only one round trip. To hark up the fto propo*at for jurors and witnesses, the Council cited figures from the Industrial Commission showing the average dally wage in Florida to be about SIS. The Council'* committee on jurors also studied a proposal which uould enact a lave e*tab tlching a Jury commission in each county of 23/-0O population or over. Till* would give> Jury com­ mission! to about right additional countici. Another hill would abolish the exemption gives women front Jury aervice. — ' ________ —.L*. ^ • • __ Great new margari ne from M rs. FILBERT'S B otioks instead of4 Mrs.FILBERT'S FLAVOR-WHIPPED Mitchell Predicts Shortage Of Labor WASHINGTON, iL 'I’ll — Labor Secretary James IV Mtlthrll pre­ dict* employment will Increase tn thr point where some areas will have drlimte lalmr shortage* by the end id Ihe )ear. ' All the economic indicators in diratr that wr are on the up­ swing." he said in a television inlerviewr Mcdnesds) "I would predict that by the snd nf I'i.VI we would be in a po •ttion of minimum unemploy lurid," lie said. with this big, beautiful 1959 FRIGIDAIRE mix a llay or Ref rig .ra to r-F re e z e r Flavor-whipping gives Honey Gold ils delicious, new golden teste, and iU new, quick, eager way of spreading. Fur And flavor-whipping given you two extra •ticks in every pound of Mr*. FUbert'e new Honey G old— enough to spread a uhole extra loaf of sandwich bread! M fht BAIL BONDS N e x lt ime you shop—bo sure to look in tlte refrigerated case r.t your food store for the new M rs. Filbert's Honey G old. We guar­ antee you'll like i t —or your money back. — Wr ( ‘m ini)* ft (*ily — llnlle Vve, I \ : *?7n ttrgiatrrrd Mate less Under »»» 00. Ire . . tin no .n.OD to *130.00, Ire *1)00 liver 130.M). Itnlr lo*r Live ntid Vnlv* m Seminole Count*. WHEN YOU’RE LOOKING FOR CASH, AND TIME IS IMPORTANT... • HO lb . separate food frteur a Full length vinrsge door — 5 removable shelf I root! • T « o ukc-oul L'gf here* ers toma In and talk lha problam over with us. Wa moka loom for a thouiand*ond-ana raason*. And torvic* is both (alt and convanitnl. • Aiitnmitro defrosting in refrigerator section • MiJmg Meat T«n Jtr • lv*in porcelain cn.imd livdrxiori (or moistcold storage • Come* in 5 colors nr white Durable Duluc I name I exterior brush. FREE OFFER Made! ft H T ! ) 382 05 G A C I F I N A N C E f KIGIDAIRE A DV ANCE D ••lit *■< I n l l i k| * 1 Cl Ciaarxl Mitara C O R P O R A T I O N f Afcr#o«>JWl (O M £*•«••« APPLIANCES . . . DESIGNED W ITH YO U IN M IN D AuA4 t«»f| M m Dmow M r f it hvder I I (iMd 4 )1 North Onaga » » — | 401 Wait Canbol Avansra ,"«.1*.7al OAsdass M M I 1243 tost Coloeviol Dshsa...................r . .. . Tal GArdasv5-2642 Oft* Raafe Daily 5*k Vsdaetday I iRMday 2*12 •fasaraetf tdaiialf T O I I W M H T I O f A U M M * t TOWR4 --------- 4 ----------- --- --------- TED W I L L I A M S HARDWARE 205 E. 2 7 1h ST. to help you sat for yourtalff how goldan-good this now kind of margarine tastes* how much farther It spreads! Just do this: Buy 2 pounds of new flavorwhipped Honey Gold. (You gel six ntiikn in every pound.) U .si* s r p ^ j ^ la J*00 Ill»W #f# FVl! Bright new taale, light new texture an d 2 ox fra ttick* ta • v e ry p o u n d —tn o u g h lo v ram t ip rta d a w h o lo extra loaf I Honey Gold is a new kind o f spread—the first m argarine Hint’s flavor-whipped. A. \V. ANSLIiV OVERWEIGHT FAT Now available tn xml for first time without a do-dors prtsrrlp tmn. our new drug railed HD M IM A You muit luxe ugly fat in 7 days or your money buck No moio starvation dicta, sttruu* out exneise, laxative*, liia u a p or taking of *u called ■educing rsndirs. cracker* or cookie* or chewing gum. O D R IN E X I* a tiny tablet and casllv swallowed. All•nlutrle harmless. When you take O DR IN EX, you still enjoy your meals, still eat the foods you tike, but you simply don't have the urge for txlia portions bccauir O D R IN E X depresses your app». tlte and drrirair* your dcvlrr f-.i food. Automatically your weight inuit come down, bevaiuo •* vour own dorter w dl tell sou, when you rat lest, you weigh lei* Get rid or excess fat and live longer. ODRINEX la sold «n this G U A R A N T E E : You usual lore weight within 7 days or your *4 m money back. Just if turn thr package lo your druggist and get your full money bark O D R IN EX i ' rosti n o t) and is told with this v otrict money back guarantee by: Tuuckton Drag Klnro — I I E. 1*1 ‘all Order* Filled mannirer of the ntore. in center, nnd C ha rlie M o rn -o n . Ih e Cham ber'll p u b lic relations director, is a t rig h t. (H e ra ld S t a f f P hoto) Rhee Neither Forgives Nor Forgets Airways, Union Reach Agreement N EW YORK (U I’H - T h e Trans port Workers Union r e a c h e d agreement Wrdnrolay night with Dan Amrrtcan World Airways on a now contritlscnvering g.hbn me* chanlri, flight service employes and airport personnel. Details of the laluir agieciuenl were not made ptihllr pending thr ir approval hy Ihe union's membership. O ta m It. K d S tree t. K llio tt,. , Mall 2 package fronts with O U N D tcoupon a u a a n tfoday a d e t^ l ISand for FREE PPOUND Fml***>l ar* two H -n rv GnM patkagf front*. I’lewaw mail my coupon good for on* free pound I of Mrs. Fiibert'a Honey Gold to this address: Ute order form at rig h t to: M rs. Filbert's Honey Gold, Box 15, Baltimore 3, Md. Oat ana pound FREE I You'll receive by n u t) a coupon good a t your grocer'*‘for one free pound of Honey Gold. ADC» li t . M WOT taka this form to ymie grocar. Mail taatay— iW im n .it I*.I Lip.-naiiia-gtrMarrArJ./fJ*. I I I I $| FA 2 *1161 r> �T h u w .. M ar. 6 , 1959— P age a____ 3hr f rie f rrh frra fl Berlin's Freedom Gate: New Hope For Red Refugee Adenauer Battles Reds, Father Time For Nation lUim.lS' *l 'PI >— Tlie tf.n mer w iicll hat on unrertaintint at all. 1 .the itandt n u » in a room It would h* Jalt or vi-'r»r. rnvtded with t ree double decker Ihe entf wav tu the Mar.enfeld Hr.,end the gate. t.*r.la Nu*;h k tn ami a *m ill ii'ile. Ti'r room refugee rnrlvlng eerier tayt: Ve and her t:«o t litilren pitied it dean, hut after a'l it it a * nail 1 Rm arc: I'anger tvf *pi'i anf thnuigh interrotaii >n and n'nd ral rrnm and iK peupte have been kidnaping. checkup. atirgned here. "Bcva-e ef rrnvervati-nt rn«l Her ttnrt it nee rf do ltd.- Ira l oiled P:e»« InlernaUnnil tittle known even in hit o'»n te ly nncaird only tiut often i.i a iRvi.atinvi The tragedv of Konrad Ade. country until he had pattrd the 'cur'd divided hy bitterly e la i'in ; “ Ob. .e border " V t n-ar pH’o'.'uh et nauer, SJ year-old chancellor of age of Jo, hat managed tu preK ." "tie." " ( * ! Herman..-, ii that be red r terie trecdoin for Piter quarter* I .eft Whp-if tn Fa»i Berlin were ! T*it it ("-cJoin g i t ' t.v the I of hi* 12 million cum in men N MW YORK t l T i > - i * Floe her hiuliand and anotnrr rvlld e-J Inti rnatuiirai ronfukrcr jn rn rty i reliigcr* lr.n i t in i la IV m i I'yctim;.- h u iuld lit I Adenauer, then already too o I tlrtda Nti'ch'-c it * phtmp, p et t.ermatiy a ,tr In* fait of in? for mitiiarv y.rvlc*. Wcan-e 1trtl m um m w m put a sr.*v p?it million i hvy of fruit on the it brunette m I early 30 *. S'ie Hitler regime. Lj I mat not live mayor of I'oio.ne dur.n: the i arW 'lml trctu and f .*ci f ir * y»rck \ e " York ai.'lion market to Fie. wetn a r fe d akirt an I l-> If f hr* tiomclar.il reunited 11 ! year* «>f tin P int World Mar from tnmmutiiil Kail li.-nnanv •ante man <..r.t t.u i'iii tie firtt fed tu t free do n tu a hupefiil hu i-t,return future * Hr held Plat potitinn until the one y*.-rt r *u Doe* hri lilt* -i 1 V - .* H iflr & Adcaawr, unknown abroad ant Nam threw him out when they in tne free Wc i' At pari of ine Kxrlnnge * Wth tl.e I*’ ramr In naticnal power ui 19CJ fl'r ni'ti i.trr t r t f j ’c ay it a annitertsrv. |iie fruit w »» »ild tie knu * r .' W fill.e fie 1 ft Before the Na.-.t lame to p»;w MM I KK c u lt I IKKMKN - A *-! l-’ira C hief It. T. ta t rcnUndrr that th -.r (I *‘ t tu Tut * la* Ft I'uTtima • 1’il.trcp, 1 fu r fur h rr •..fi wtio, like hit rr, Adenauer had Wen a mem A «[tll a. . r in t 'e N York fltlie., n e!i idv a iltdi. a .1 Th. tniit iicvi'pln it n tu c ' ft't* urn from m em l'cru <>C Iht* frvv.l >m li nut yet quiil liter t>cr of me Catholic Centrum, one < Winn'?. » > lit d hetailtr tie Tire Natl Hurt* burd.-r it inly fruit liUtietti. Kir< nirn'.a A unilint y. Jit* i t a i |d t i l in Hehiilf t»f th e Sun " n l of the tmall. quarre'lmg pirtict Tu** cv ■ >nv r u .1 B.ltert II lltilll! "ant the tv.o oihrr e idd ininut • a n fru.n tbr Manen Kire I'opjirtm r'nl. Thu Du’wenln'i'in, in 1 m half of th e \ u \ i shat weakened the Weimar Be fr I i.-ntir t i l l’>e i n » n y reiu T.umtat J r n m r (ait..-- ui* I lie tin I ri ..lit i ■» t*’U tiiiir "av ii.tr v ;i» mtitle to Mr*. It. F. Tlnmiit*. hi* wife Fubli wu V. linger ' tlhl *'H did ;c r n u n wantc-l bad't enjugli aiiclioitee'- "hen I'.i'a n u ttitughl t f rr ( l l t relii S tu ff Pit doi Bunn; hit 12 year* in the wd j 1 hoi lit' v te: that they prululilv 1 » ,1 i jn W tn .'i'if il tu a future the ft-»t h it on <tct C.. 1**t** SKO l'I. — 1 S Arm» d rrrrtt. he dcildrd the ration i authoritie* announced today tint needed a new political partv which He. Kenneth Tom llirtke, 21 . of would hmd (.'lirittian* of all faliht 0 t e l Ilia. Trx . will hr iried h\ to tie c.’ ilrd the Chrlillan l>emo general court martial next Tu e i craltc Pmon day on charge* of premeditated Smte ilir war he hat d-vrhipeil murder of a Miami tjh W r and that party into the nation * grc.it exempted murder. rtt tote gelling mathine ll it ihe Ilurkr. luigned to the l* S or.lt partv in lirrman hitlory to F.ighth Army tentry do* drlacli wm an ahaohrle maiorm — more ment. it rharged with the alayin; lhan half of the trait — in i nf Pit. Frank ClaUano, 3 , Miami, free parliamentary election Ufj! (y ts ji de « det* and the wounding of Spedalut Adenaurr't foreign policy hat UJ* Flf * :e jrrr’ be? lilt I C Philip B Mead. 1*. of I.an. Wen a umptr one — in unity fcjtf i i t i i i ct t is: r i cuter. P a . lait Jan. 23. on the there it ilrenilh. in dmtion there P illt.S fl^iShtn Army military re t' va it wcaknrtt lion A* head of Ihe government of Burk* reportedly allot Mead K# the U rtl German federal republic cauif of previoua ditputei be­ itrtre ll » n founded in 19*9 tween the two men. the announce­ Adenauer hat ronvMtrntly tough! ment laid ’ lialtano had Wen to irment alllancrt with hit Weil accompanying Mead on Hoard pa­ r.uropean neighhtirt and pirtlcit <:'r ’ ( J u m b o S ( ; u :i ;m t o o t h p a s t e K r C. m vWWWWWWWWWv trol in a three quarter ton truck larlt *uh France llciiain and Clamp-On when the incident occurred" the I ■ .S 1,1 ' S T I t K C U K A M S H A M P O O itrK •*»»** ■ 11 -j-j— ] |,a d i : i : p m a < ;i i : iteCr-w 250 Million I h Box fo Buyer C f First i p Court Martial Set On Soldier Murder TAMP W ASHING TON ( I I I The way foingt are going, a hluwn fu*e toon may W able lo do to Ihe mail what neither ram nor >nnw nor hrai nor gloom of mght ever ^ could before, O They are mrchamring and mo Ion*in; me Pott Office Depart ment. and a blown Pit* enuld Pop it cold, at lean until the elecin nan arrived They hate Juit intlalled a 12 million dollar pilot tyttem here that It UI automated It will do everythin; but read handwritten ntmrv and addrtitrt Thit they are working on hut u r n know how people are. SomeU lm ra , even Ihe old-faihlontd out­ moded, ohantetr, foot 'logging potimm rant figure out wheie the ituff It tuppo*ed to W going Waihmgton • remodeled pot: o’ fice. billed a* the mott fvtlly met banned In Ihe world. » » ' dedicated h» Poiimattrr 1 -enrril Arthur F Summerfieid »l eere rrnmet attende<l t>y *o many Houle irwi Senate member. one peaker railed it a Joint lemon •’ oncrrtt rreudrnt F.lienbower. at the White Home I* hlnekt away. # pu.hrd a button to git the whole thing ttartrd H r put into action ai* nnlei nf cnnvrvor W ilt oper atrd by **l molorv I .in •veni mg" tlaliont; innumerable photo elrctric rye* a battery of elrr Ironic memory *v«li-mi hundreili of rnilrt of rlrilrlc cabte ami |w<> almoit c e r e b r a l dr'.cei which with tome human help tort Irtirrt and pjikugrt h> ail dfr*t and huille them on In Ihe proper direction 1 orally putilithid rrporla that the new package handling mi chine wat more of a meihani/ed boy rruther were empltalicall) denied Summcrfieid m d the alioung around a boa get* no** ta ai nothing compared to (he wav an nldtimr potlman could brave a package from one aide nf the room to I’ve other 2 Cuban Barbers Get Victory, At Last HAVANA l l T I l — Cuban barbert »la .rre d a major victory over Fi " e l la itro 't bearded legiont today with a report that MaJ C'amilo Cirnfuegnt, the revoluilonary ar my chief, had tubmttted to a haircut The harber* had complained re rentlr that c'attro a rebel* were ruining hutire** h» letting their Ward* and hair grow to Home of David length t .rnfuego* rracked Ihe K itu vr. i i r u f r when he walked min the auburban barber thop he paironir ed in pre irvolulionary day* and thot the work* lie not only hid hit long imkt rut to normal length h v he had almoit all of hi* heard ahaved off The major a aide* refined to lay whether hr had hern InBii enced by hu retent trip to the with 6*ft. 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N O W ! 2 FLAVORS ve. 49c I Hfidelity Saxyactu / ' ' ||c tneJ lijM • ” ttr ' pii’ttJ rrf re ! m dfJ r*d ot j . ’.c IfJ O QQ 89C or io . . . BOOK MATCHES EN ERG Y i i m V/iitoproof $ l98^ CHOCOLATE LIM VITAM •<TREAT. 30 s » POP-UP TOASTER BUFFERIN TABLETS ROXIl Of 400 t Growing ch tjrcn need .>n of enrrg* ar>J rnngv u » .pr *1 Wit and qunkrvt »ilh 311 UPJOHN UNICAPS MULIIYIIAMIH CAPSUlES . . . ICO* WHITE’S DEIECIAVITES . io x aAJ fp e c iA il95 . .ifcg. r.-jc w 7r r 7r r r.Tr T n J 7?ja EPSOM SALT 27c 4 OZ. CAN ^ tie ;, w WHIHITHIYSTAIITI SemiM'r High School It one of mane* area achooli which havr received in'ltatiorie to participate in the 22nd annual High School ttpnrit Day at siritnn In tvrrtity ® me tnvnationt for thr March T eyrnt were itvued by the Worn en t Phy *leal Fducatlon Depart m 'nl of the t ni\er<ity Hr.-iit.-ation wilt he held from » I1 J !S a m. Among the morn tng ever.tt will W a get together, deck lennit. tenmt tmglei. had minion, archery, thiiffleboard and filne't leatt Knterlainment. a picture parade fei.l ting period are ichedulrd during the afternoon Sport* Day h it Wen planned to allow tiudenti to participate by achooli matrad of team* Theme of the eyenti wtll be “ Youth Fit- ■ •f 1l11 !{« • 1.2-1 O . SHUTS OFF C O U G H S Stetson Invites Sem inole H igh T o A n n u a l Sports D ay E L E C T R IC BC 6 ql. cipicit)'! I I A L I ' A ’S FACIAL TISSUES | q q KEEPS UP THE ‘ ’l j e rJL> ^ for outtfocr I tMir.j. ^ Itlics. tf its. role* nph) ji'J if t Hei,, vj; duty corpfr **i’Ccoed ETIQUET DEODORANT /IQp SUGAR 26 DEEP-FRY C00KER | PATIO i LITE TROCHES PIXIE CRYSTALS Te rre t, rniW rt of (he t’ aff nt S r-" ir'd * ' I - *rvFy| Hntpit.nl a • te-d- l i l t da* tt nipntium m ' •.......q n t and *iru eiln-i > H i l! ,t ihe I ’nitrrtily of Flop* I’ l l •Win 'l l '! -- ll-altb ('en. te: the i -f' ■■ ■ 't . 1 -voted tu oi • ttiottl ii • .H r ; t I. t iv . r .1- part. met tv and mi . formula laNtra* tonrt Allentlln , ft.on Sanford w i t * Mr* 1 ' . . . \I A'elel, an.l Atr* Atu.a . Thyinat ICE CREAM rm l fi*. the' | 3 From H ospital A tte n d Symposium UGGETT DESK or TABLE •Fuse Could Blow, End Famed Slogan ■toutd n d ef thrir father »b l brother again, •+ She ilidn't tmlle much hec»tl«e there eat !r>le fo tmlle aWtit. W lU fA M S irc ra ic S H A vi / K IN G " A IR 0 5 0 L New* Haven i € & * Ta ct r . 1 (J . P01*"5 i : POCKET W ATCH ■ j g j 1 .*t 3 Ate El trtns w jl.h Cc rj*ru! r-| h, r;pf,r| t“.»*ei it keep S»!t«r 1 % I A y ‘ J 1Q I “S Lanolin Plus Liquid Gf. a IftiL tn?: tell f bt Lin 0 1 F 113,1 * ihtutr 'ut jot ' i t 1 00 * uovii rO U R C LO TH E S . ‘ . USE . PARA NU6GET$ * QUIK-SHAVE h i t Offer! mtfl.c t “fi.'i’J'J..Z.lt) • PR O TEC T ) I A A —. —I.UU - ■— 1 Sceciil .nireu-eot softeng i . h I. ^ p ! f l i r t :f f ,:J ( i ' * • ’ N° ' Q,*r’ lu *F Cm - . O N L Y 4 9 C « . v.,. Rubber M a ttu g a /KAp }J< 1j[i0<blodtS B A TH SPRAY h a v t to t e tu<hpriced; lm q[QtiM i( reui j *--»i 5. if i M. h;:* ' is 1* fl.C F tl 62c Vi'.’i DOUBIt IDCI It *011 Buy the tcmtaif p ic iiji M ARLIN 50 1 .0 0 �•- . s tfST'- » ■WM&eB£ah;r' • m m « rr M ■ Washington Calling GOLIATH COMPLEX , ;<• *u.'. ^ e Must Finance Segregated Schools n j 1 •I i, 1 : Seminole Jlrp . C o rd o n Frederick i* n nm n w lio Relieves In faeinjr icNtiea r q u m e ly . Y c * u relay, Ilf tolrl the people of F lo rid a : *'lf yon want • cfreitutcd rthool*, y o u inual l>c prepared to p a y fo r them o u t ot y o u r pockcl*. * u n fo rlu m u c ly , i - i i - p i * to Ire tru e . A* Frederick p ointed uui. there i* no v ay ot vvltiiii public luiiti* m ay bo used, directly o r ln d ..c c i.y . to -oipjm rt acttrcnated achodt*. T h i s ha* been decreed b y the l'. S. su p re m o C o u rt. I f a n y tax m oney i» u*ed in the uperation o f u achistii, th e n it i » colw idctcd ov the court to be a pu blic *chool, U n ­ d e r t .tillin g condition*, th o -c .'h o f a 'o r p riv a te acluwle m u it find Itutd* lot o p e ra 'ion. Fred e rick hr.* d ra fte d a Rill on the school liilt'griiilnit p ro b le m . He w ill a u bm lt It to the U -g H n lu r..* n e x i m o nth . It enacted, the patron* o f a school would have the fm nl voice on w he the r n rclirml i* eloicd l*ecnu*e of in te g ra tio n threat*. ■|hr le y iiliitu r took i* n r w ith the I'a re n l O p'.ion dill lu p p n n .1 l y in ny ill r oralti. Kaid r . c d i r i c . : ; " I t n i t ; i o'* e :n O p tio n ; apiM nenuy would v.m ,» in l i v t i r of 11 lore won are try in g to up*ti the c u rre n t x ltu B tiun ." Fred e rick a p p a re n liy v;i* liarinp thi* a t n lu n u it , at least to ium e extent, on w h a t hap|icm d « l F ro n t K o va l. Va. W h ite student* are a tte n d ln p private school*, financed by t h e ir patent* and o r* . ii ,:i*i( i " . T w c n .y -lw o N e g ro student* a re a Le n d in g the public school. Fred e rick endorsed the constitutional am endm ent idea and placed thl* rcsp o n a ib ilii. on Coitgreas. A national refer* e n d um on till* ipiestion would be in te re stin g . Som e of the m e n w ho s e n e in "h allo w ed hall*'’ m ig h t be surprised at th e outcome. O thers m ig h t find that, oespile tlie ir tieh'.fs, t h r i r views nrett’l shared b y a m a jo rity . I f th? curre n t tre n d continues, S o u th e rn e rs face a tu g g e d road. M any can't afford the price of p riv a te school*; m ost w o n 't pay the price of In te g ra tio n ; few want their c h lld r r n to g lo w op w ith o u t education. I! i ! Two impatient young women tnuiiils, coming (ml while old Tom isii going"n.” gavc~Ihe door violent push This jammed the door, and caught the former Sen ator in the hack with a resound resound­ ing thwack Connallv gave a startled glance, and then pushed hi* way on arid padded down the inarhle rcirri dor. When Hie two women emerge* they losird Cimnalty a dirty look Tuesday, lie offered a resolution tine said * Why doesn't that old setting up a special House rom- fogey hit In* feel?" milter In investigate Rrnvcm's Now m Ihe House ilianitirr. operations generally and "milSide doorkeeper Kish hall Miller an influence'' on In* department. Karilcr. it had hern Iru n rd nounrrd pompously "M r StwtV that Sen. Iluliert H Humphrey allf T ie thirl Justice of the Unit (I) llinn i was preparing In tug rd Mates and the Associate Jus­ ge*t a similar invrstlgalinn in the tices of the Kuprrcnr Court." There was applause, but from out Senate. Whitten coupled bis demand for in Ihe audience you caught boos, an investigation with a charge- the ten Representative Hale Alford, the Agriculture Department'* priee support agency, the Commodity sc gee jalinnlst of Arkansas, sat cm Credit Corp , had no real protec­ his hands IDs allraritvr plsti nurn haired wife, watrhmg Ihe tion against outside influence robed justices stride in, likewise withhchl applause. So did several Southern Senators. Tlu-re was one lonelv ligurr in thr front row off tn the left. It vsas former Vice President lleniy Wallare. While others In the rrowded thamlier chitted before Ihe program got underway, Wal lace sat silent. Though the rhsmher was jammed. Ihe t:at on bit ,m ,h^ h*rth '»hUf>rr At one point, the St year old ,"!'1 h'*? ,AI,r ,,n ,hf * h,,p llttU,t » nd '«• ,|prl; 11,1,1 * " ‘T 8 ,bp la* n * h* 'p n,‘! " ‘'''"O v planted a lliorn in anv man a Uatom. . . In the IhiiiJ row, Senator Sic* A(RO*H I. Vthlcle* 2 .1'nkar atake 3. Hallway Inundations 4. Title of reaped B, t*ervad»4 ) S MeliwJy 7. Kail A Artificial llU er V I luC I f v' led S Moccasini •.Vietnam City 10. Blundered 13. Ud of nea pels!* tvsi 1 1 . lasrial 34. Was obligat'd IS Female warrior 1 1 a ihmcpeen 14. Southern Stata libbr I It Insecl 17. Ruin l» KiteII. Comps** bug* point lohbr ) * 1 jo, Peach'* 23. RUriei, at w< V on Ico Ji.R kin L maoeder Patnfulnrsa •4 sn. Utile girl . S3. A awellinr »• St Renoravet 33. Not aeltleii, !■ U as blits 34. H<a>n 34. One 40.1leone rat <*bbr I T— •a % a KANSAS C ITY , Mn cl’P li — Democrat tVilliam Itandait wun an overwltrlmini: victory in a «pe r j„| «onyrr<,t(insl election Tue* ,|*v night n»ndsll. d. won lie Court ii District congressional post from Republican William McKee The vacancy was rrratnl la*1 January when Krp Crorgr H Christopher died of a licari attack in Washington. Randall, from Independence.. hat Iwcn Jail son Counlv Judge for lire past 13 yrsrs. It Is the „ mf ^ , 1 held by Harry S. Tru m4n |,,fllr,. p, « * , rteetrd to the f 5 .Senate - >+ 'Z c 1— , li v7 \ i . 1% Ik »r % T ,% i4 U ( > / , IT 1* '/ k 1“ il / ■ 44 m J -4 - Tliui*iiay, M m cli *>, 1W0 ts ti.m is 1. 11:1 ov*. m i i h , r a M u s i, asses:* **'. ■ h u h . an., «■■■•!■■ 1 air.r i.v k i . v v a, t'ta iiiM .. a s iio iiis i vc V ISCI.I VI X C CtX X JS. v \ \ l : ( lit lisiler •■eltCf PsSllltsg ■•■Mr eseeps llls c g s l, *■■■*), fssesigisa 1 as » # ( ■ ■ » , __________ W V llV h * ggll-e ■ ■• I S r l l l H M lllllg s i 4 *• u r s s g elasa w a l l s e O e la S e c S f, 141* a l I t s r e a l • Itle e l » g , S SaeUa. B a d e r Ik e A r c e l I a a a rra a e f M a r e k S. I « t a . ___ . . s s s l g I* a aeeaaker a l I k e I a l i a * f o s s « k l r k la easllSeg e s r l a a - Isalr sa Ike asa far irpafcllralSaa at all Ika laral aesta pelased la skis 1. « •Babyl I II. T ile I* vv r.s 11 Type cues luce IS Women t ii|. ganirattc-n iil.br ) IT Source I I ' Honest - - -* 3d. Affirmative leply 33 Apricot *gj & KKK i• Delegation Visiting IP H A J IlO M I BMB P M K Esm ssb ALSO .HALWALLIS *J “HOUSK OF WAX” Another L0ST-0UR-LEASE BARGAIN FEATURE! S e ts R a llie s Ol.HSM .M i (D PI 1— The Florida Ku Klui Kiwis, seeking morr "grass rools" opposition to integiation, will begin a series of wrekly meetings Saturday night al larksunvlllr. Ac IttS-S .0 lUHtrluhl 1 Peers area 7. D-idhesd 31 lin t l y CSbbr t si uth 3 A gaiherlr-f rs ih r) c-f rattle S3 Pilfers •I I K R i m O t S A T IS C«rsl*r Me pee week ■ la M a a lk a saa xsaacka 44 it* •aa now 10 W'Ater gm l 1 >• ,1 la • •i ji ii t 1 V Tw tiled % On the opening day of Congress, Voting made hislory nf sort* when he coldly refusFil tu let his frllosrrnan l^iusrhe rscorl him down the .Senate aisle lie explained the Ihirn by caytng Kautchr didn't Hriiain for the first visit ot its lift a finger in helping him set kind sinrr the Spanish .civil war elected 1 2*1 year* ago T ie delegation ar­ Now the I.mcnln Day program rived Monday for a Id day visit c. I.auntie turned and looked under vponsnrship of the British at Young, Young turned the other group of Ihe Inter Parliamentary X ay. . , ' t nion DAILY CROSSWORD ai. 3f. Borial group* 40. Irene — , •ctrtia 41 Serf of •pacta 43. M in a nim* epoaa ) 41. Playing card* 44. Appoclinci DOIV.Y 1. Airship* footway i-lieti Voung i l l . Ohioi perked up, (inlv a few davs before he had used the same quotation in bis nrwulcttrr urjini: Prrodrnt Kit. enliower and former President 'urry Truman to end their per sons! rift. Directly m front of Young ««t y'matcr f'rnnk lauirhe. fellow ohm Deinorrat. Democrat- Elected In Special Voting DAILY CROSSWORD i * 11! i i Assignment Washington Demos Plan Probe Of Farm Program W ASIIINTGON IU P I) — T i r Demorratie leadership in Con frets was reported lympathellc today to a proposal 10 invrallgate Airiculture Secretary l<ca Taft Benson's aiuitl million dollar farm •uppotl and rsport norrations. Informed sources said, howesrr thal (here had been no linal de ciaion on how In handle aiirh an tltquire, which Uitlt Senate and Mouse Drmorrsti have been run aldrtlng quieity for s e v e r a l weeks. Rep Jamie L Mhillen <D Ml>s t blasted Ihe plan into the open . I righl »>< empty. The seat on his left was empiv. As Sandhuri: addrrasrd the Joint merling ot di.mtanrs. a slrorur Ihleg happrnnl. The crowd *vjs hvpnotirrtl into a vilrner whirh the auditorium had never known before from the prr»« gallery you sow ;.'.o pairs of eyes lived toward the trail ll;u rr. whose hair droop rd like a white thatched roof Th ey wairhed as 1hough It were Um otn hlmsrlf speaking The words tilled the chamber in a M r*. K u lh H a m ilto n of Idingw ood y t a t r r d a y *altl *be w o u ld like to n in kf n "M ilM la n lia l" c o n trib u tio n to tlir C o u n ly Home, If nlte legally cnn do *u. In discussing » I r t t r r to T h u H e ra ld , M rs . H a m ilto n M i d site was sure H in t m a n y u t lu r Sem inole C o u n ty s itIgena "feel a* I do ula m i thl* m u tte r." Individual* ami g ro up*, rvtdo a w ara uf p re a -lo g n n -d « • t th e Hom e, arc o ffe rin g vnriou* kind* of a id . A* ye t, no coordination h** been attem pted. T o accomplish a n y th in g really w o rth w h ile . v*r la-litve • rh a iiTiu m should be n p ia o u ltd . T h e c h a irm a n should be g o n t r ne in sym pa thy w ith the pro jects; som eone *o in te r­ acted in it* success that I he necessary tim e and effort will be p u t forth. W « believe M rs, H a m ilto n meets these qualification*. T h u Herald suggests th a t all civic, social and fraternal g ro u p s , as well as individual*, acclaim M rs . H a m ilto n c h a ir­ m a n . then help her to get tin: jots ilone, !( i H R? Kd Kuleiba WASHINGTON — Simple courlr«j was larking on Capitol Hill the day they rrlcbratrd the ISOth anniversary nf a man whose phili.nphy was built around smirti s ), kindnri. and malire Inward none, old Tom fonnatly, it one lime s Senator from Tesa* and nuw a srnllrinan of lr;rm l, thulllrd in through the revoivlog door on the Semlt side nf the Capitol. lie wsi on his way In hear t'arl Ssn-lbarg talk aItout Uncoin in the lloufc chamber Let’s Nominate Her Be Marqulx Child. t term* drirrmlned to break off the' and the National Committee WASHINGTON — Th* urgent talk* .vit't the Russians on atomic Radiadon Ptotrciinn, Hhuh charactcrirrd as "an unofiui. need far * federal **.-*cy tu trrtir.j that have been dragging on at Geneva. A massive pro;a- orgacuation wuheut direct reap: . ertibtiih nationwide standards o! ;andi i* being launched from the sibibty for any operational sap } radioactive contamination — to Pentagon and through certain In* program.'' Hut )f fubsefiu^nt r a '..rep the Direst wllhtn safe limits duitry spokesmen lo the elfcrt ports s'mwr the itTOBtium^O . * not only for the present popula­ that continued testine it vi;*l to tent increasing, then the stem for action will likewise grow. tion but for future generation*— America's military tecurily. T ie report of the advisory corn This duet not eomclde with the i) pointed out in a report to the totimony, larcely krpt secret by mittcc, which is far from alan Public Health ServIre. l lie censor's blue pent it. taken by ist, recommend* thal rrsfwnlha report of the Natlonil Ad Senator Hubert Humphrey in hi* lity for “ rompn -- contn. *b°ry Commiitrr on Radiation, disarmament subromtr.itlee. I-oad radiation safely in the t'm t eompoirj of distinguished radio- ir.g weapons scientists testified Stales be focussed in a sing' IftZiilt, physicists, public health that a delrclion system can be agency in the federal go.ern oflirert and geneticisls, rakes ii made violation proof and that meat" In the Public Health S- r. sbundanlly clear that standards America's weapons ran be ini - tie. A budget of Itl.W o.'a currently invoked by the Atomic proved by the laboratory without is rrcormrrmtrd, part ■’ " Energy Commission are he ted on tests would go to train specialists r e loo little knowledge. T hr rfpor1 o( thf Xiltont, A J . Inc short supply. A spokesman I r The present situation the re %i»ory Committee on Ha liation. the Public Health Service char a '* V* r * \ f°r b' ,,lnPM of v.hich l»r. Russel! II Morgan trrirrd the report as merdv « and decisiveness of arlion " of John, ltopUa§ t Wv, rilt> j, recommendation which the su This retommendal.on is sharp c!, , llman, , Pf» k, ol - lhe JUra gron-ircnrral wdl ccnsklcr. enrd bv- a series of coin elemci of uriccrlitaly whirh ............ Ja At the yrc cr.t it arc I! m . prumism; to put the tnreat ol tre > {J ,0 where reanonsib.I.iy for »* ■ » » «*•" » * » *» 11 '■ a.omlc fallout mtrrasingly in the raduljon rt)ntru| |j( , la 0ur gov- 'how U.lun.. and urc.vucn. news .Already the sharp rise ot rrflm, nIj! lln jrturr •• n , , Atomic •cU"" '" frp *» * -' strontium 90 in the milk supply Knergy Commission, the* report crowing t ut .ic cn.Henj t in certain areas and a similar noirs. is gravely handicapped tie- *• *r *‘ t ^or,:p lomp *‘*r»won CHI in rontacmna:i>m In cause- it is both judge and drferd wheat is front-page news wi.h ant. The rrsponre of AKC in all one state, Minnesota, demanding reports of increased radiation is Knirral action. to put out reassuring .statements Although little has thus far been •'Another weakness is Ihe ah 'aid about it, an escrptionally LAST S l i m v i x u .tra.y nuclear fallout in Canada seme nf s clear policy regarding and the northern Her of states in radiation standards and basir op­ < )['i: X 1 J : J A erational coder,'' Ibr report dethis country it under intensive tlare*. "t.'nt;i recently thi* issue Study. One reason is believed to be the accidental concurrence of wax perhaps somewhat aesdemie FRANK SINATRA she upper air lanes bringing to­ However, with trcreasinj lrvels of Cf AN MARTIN gether over Hu* area atomic dust raJiuaitiviiy (a a number of food SHtRUr MstlAINF t frnm the Russian tests of last products, it I* clearly evident that ■ -.c i w i :m no. "nc -s.vT - ' radiation standards and redes fall, the series held In Nevada SOME CAME HUHHIMQ'S and those m the upper atmoi will soon rxrrt a profound influ­ ence over the American econo «* phrrr out of Kniwrtuk. mv .1 : 1 1 F c a f u rr: I T ie alarm has already hern Another rrasnn it the nature nf ii firl't sounded in the northern tier the fallout from the Russian tests Tbit shows thal tcit esplo- sialci, notably tn North Dakota A cl mi.** ion F o r T h is sinns were of weapons o; a par- and Minnesota, which are an im­ Attraction portant source of milk and wheat. Htulirly duly type further stu­ T ie Icveb of contamination have Adult* dy may alio reveal thal the Rus­ always been well below those M .ilinte N iu lit sians have achieved a higher ra­ judged permissible by the AKC tio nf eipioslve force in a smaller Tib80c warhead by a process scientists Student* — line characterise a* extremely expen­ siveextremely in ru d radirty. r material* si they wilt »• Ry dlrtv Adult Entertainment mean giving off a high propor­ Friday A; Saturday tion of radioactive contamination, whirh poison* the atmosphere and T IIM T i: k KRI. I K H 'I H .i : I E A T I U K M lim iNG A T i;W« A I 0;00 finds ilt way into food products. IIOTH I N I D At this lime the Administration C AIITOON C A H M A A I. ................. 10 (O f OR CARTOONS P IT S AT I : I j ONLY LONDON lU P Ii - A Spanish e.vsacoa* • parliamentary delegation l* in M a a lk •ae ■iap I 21. blishcal Cllv CpciSr* ) IS Utter I ’ . At home IX FTnwela 31. Cubic (enlimrter cabfcr l 31 Pi 04011 iv J.l. iipemrgi U nit.I 31 Indian of Utah 34 IHlraae i f Shsep 31 etceek letter 4fl. Petty i|Uairet 42 Pull 44. Whether 44. Whole amount 47. Mechanical man 4f.Olrl‘a •itknsnv# T An age 2. f<paring block cprnt l 3. Untwist, a* a mpa 4. Public notice 3 Haul 4. Mast 7. Rmt S Hurriea *. Unruly II.(lifts Irs g e H a i't Sasaer 37 (trsin-yietd* Ing sorghum * A stem 41. Oily Siibxtanrea 4.1 c*tu a aim 4tl Pecmit i l M*r« o t repetition M Music rude ntrknsme ' i \ 3 % 2 * % ii •4 'i k r p •I P % i* ii Cut >• ii II Ik % a % if ;/ s I T Y/< Ai *1 r 44 49 % TT I, Va m si 2 rockers for the price of one! Sturdily built — covered in jjood materials— Choice of colors! Easy Terms al •lightly higher prlre % u B —S ROCKERS % %» u i PLATFORM .. >* K ft 14 r iU •1 •1 1 I' Modern % % 'k j-r YOU WOULD EXPECT TO PAY $29.95 FOR JUST ONE! SAVE NOW! F U R N IT U R E C E N T E R “Where Your Dollar Buys LOTS More Furniture” 116 W est First Street Phone FA 2-5181 �1 ganra T hur*., Mar. 5. 1059—Pgjre S Church Party Given In Honor Of Visitors Calendar JJItf l.t. and Mi*. T J. Kiiclitir rn Indiana, 'and Ft Llddcniil irru in c d at their I’ lnccrcit Drnr are monte to | ho,nr late n t t d l j t afternoon in IHandi honor of hitparent*, Mr. a-i)Red r.tjc* were pla. 1 •I n . P. I. Kilcline Sr , of Koko.no f room where gu. 1 I I I ;5 \« | I H I | 1 I * #*trfurl> Merolh «• rrrd around a I«r£•* uivcr Irayl |ln huldine hor* d' c-c..:.-* and a wide! variety of chcrtr*. In the dining . ■ m nt (liver appoininicn * **rrr gal’; u**d on the u b lr which *;*• m r r laid with a lovrl; pink appl.qurd tulli ctoth A ungfr white orchid In a collector * item crystal bowl, with cryital prt»m», wa* the cm ; ter allra n and »a* flanked h> white ' ui i r» in *;!ver candele hr A lei i nutting nl .mportrd Mollanil hum and »ni inp. »*> placed on the taliir Invitation*, to meet the hii ciinr*. **rrr rvtendcd tu Captain an.) Mr* J.imcv Damage, Mr*. Jane* Herd). I i !r and Mr* Don«ld llruhakcr, Mr and 'tr». Marion Harmon. Cmdr and 'lr* Join Miller. Cmdr and Mr* Prir*t Morrell Cmdr and 'lr* N K Helmut. Mr and Mr* Saw I*j * Mr* John John Mon, Cm lr and Mn Harold Lang, l.t and 'lr* tirwrgr Water*. Mr and Mr* Wally Philip*. Lcdf and Mr* ii L c ;i{ r , Hr* Nilu* Hullile ami In* parent*. Mr and M’ Pari lliinhle. Mr an.I Mr* Jo ■! hade; l.rdr and 'lr* "tilp.i Ma tu>, i milr an I Ml* Jam** Y r . m . L ll ar.<l Mr* L It lla ir . Cmdr anJ Mr V a -» . Mr and Mr*Itiaili* »>d ham. tm ilr and Mr* t !u*d lli r ri Cmdr and Mr* Jack luu »ir l.t. amt ‘dr* Jar* Young Ida |.\ l.rdi and Mr* Dale Mu** rr Ll. and Mr* John Sangitcr, Mi and Mr* i Hallo Meltralnle, la •i and Mr* ' ll (lllrtener, and Mr*. \.*ri tluyler and t rtulr A. II. Conner of " aihmglun. P C ti •oararn O IH W IW f Oirt Scout Troop No. 233 of the Pirst Prrihvtrrtan Church will! nirrt in tnr Youth Building at 3 IJ V family ni|ht covered duh nipper will he held at Ihr Pint Itn hyte n an t hurch at T p m Pinectf*l Rapilsl Church Rroiheili.Hn! meet inn at 6:3® I’ m rc m : Baptltl Chureh Choir praetice at * AO P K lD A f Pine.-ir*t it j|*t*%t Church cot­ tage Pra*rr 'Icciing* at * JO 'l M l IY Unity i hurch Ccoler Sunday »er* ice held ai It a. m. In the Hanford Woman'* Club Hnu»e. 3VA Oak Avenue Pmrcte*t Hapti«t Church Carol Choir P. active al 5 30 Pmecmt llapti*! i 'hurch Youth Fellowship at * 13 MRS. IH iN \I.D I., t ONNKK i» *linwit |« m n ;*• •nr Ml** Tickets Sold To Early Birds" IK. > ir Na*y irliel l.uau In k< I *h,.pping cart*!" It will be a *-*d da) when move people who w*h to attend the Navy ftidirf I uu on Ma* thih rra lu r that thr alien.U n .v mint lw limited !n ! ,'jow pi.tplr and that there an* no ticket* Irit for them. It ma> *rrm rati* in the month of Maul) tu t*" talking j I khiI a part* to Ih- held in May hut it i« m i I tu* affair to be held at I *kr tiultlen. Hie recreation area at t ,* Na*al Air Station tu n in g ■ m on Satuntm May IS sue* promite of bemjt the big..**' tart) e*er held in Semi r.>» .• t'-iunt) At Hu tprcial rr.(ur*t of Hie ■nair friend* and «iippurtcr» of toe \a*> in Sanford, the commitIre i* innfining the ticket *ale INDIANA VISITORS wi re D ti ll I’uvulay afternoon At A Family Night at the I 'm i im t until Aptll 13 to the Naval Air th e home of l.t. an d Mrs. T. J. Kilcline *n F inn rest, Shown P r \ was highly *. from left to right a re the hostess am i h<<>t %v|th his par* piu en Ii* Hip two parent*, cr.ld Station and the churn* of San lotd. However, after that date the m t* . Mr. and M rs. F. I, Kileline Sr. *>f Kokomo ami Kl. ren and irachci* who arrived at cale will rvtend into the mrrouhd L auderdale. Hie School luc.da* evening tur in£ elite* and town* where even ilie r n lil S ta ff Photo j a . rdial evening of (upper. *n- now thrrr I* a tld ilo r for tickri* terlalnmrnt and cnllrhlcnniciii of Th r ticket a *ell for 110.00 per tin tilt let t. 1 How i . ihhI Arc Your per* >n and entitle the purcliaver hcluiul* to an r*rmnc pf drltciou* Tolyne A* some one *aut ‘ It **a« a - an food and drink, a prnfe«*ional •how "( Hawaiian clothe* *»a* hard to tell whither the par modrlcd by will known Navy Captain and Mr* Noel iiaylcr rnti were chotainc off their child *M\r* plu* man* *urpM*r favor* of Wathintlon, D. C arr hmitr 1 liable to c ati) ...ii In* plan ten or cue *rr»a And. no >.nr to lie obtained at the l.uau £iie«l* of Cmdr. and Mr* Karl of tlajim ; a luial nikht pata.liuti •mm I In inti; I the lone cafeteria Mr*. J I* Itamaee l* srnrial Yale* 1 aptim t in ie r i* the Jump in haniutd la*t Sutidav lint I r tli. a.n*l »up|irr errerd roan min of the l.uau a»i*trd by tcniur Na*al Aide to the hem mcht. Ploy cl stim..in ann»uitc r t Mt* ! •'i Pc Ml r r , manager *d a large com muter. tary of the N a t). IcHlathat, weather prrmitlinc the ra frtrru the follow nig na m n compnte he will make a delnved junip over I Ur rafn ria >a» de.uralrd In ,n, |,r »i IUI of •rarlv hm l" tic thr Municipal Vit'Hirt lumurtn-.* r-■dilmnat >: I Uri.- * Day col kiic purchaccil In Sanford (wople or* for tu. in *i-ton g in Pllen Bell*. Mi** Itot i /.r\x \i cnapter cd lirta n,j:'1* ■*’ ' l> cl... k Ultima i'ht met recently at the '*1' Ul1* ,H wcartoc . ipccla ■ t"il.m ini; nipper ti ciuldren I'ucct), Mi** Ceclle llrard. 3tr. ho ne of Mr*. U o *d Swam. con*tnuird utulorm wundi he o ij. wen taken tu 'tuauOi’.u mm. jl m , , a . C*rra**a», Mr. A Mt* Mr*. Ralph Beit* preiMed ( r i r ' W W W J*1^ W t r he dive* tram where the* wrre*dMlen3ineti w.it j y p i \|r i mri t the iu. inv*s mfeline and it ■-> u"' ■*rP**np addition hi Wilt itu'nr and danrlns under the boiham. Mt A Mr* p JlrKib decided to »end contribution* Imm ' arr* two rid lu*t in hi* hand tin *nun of \|i* Pina ilatri*.in \|, \ \|r, w i.ie ), Mr the charter to t Vlti. andIn th.- •' will . ne .if «r*er.il lump* Mi* Dorothy ■'>• 'tin* . o*.|*r.l ^ \|r , u ||o|i*un. 'I r A Mr* Heart Fund election of officer* thil he ha* mad tintl hi »rrn •! then *lth hri p n I •«.1 || Otlliam A uni *'* Mr and Mr* will t.c held at thr nrct inrrtmc l,rr" Mimf week* j ... and lie in *||.!> . were *howr ^p | rivr*on Sr Ml** tin** vr.ni iti. r prrirnted '•!** thr public i« tv pir*rnl The i .cent* cent - kignatc-d *.|r g \ p Prtercon J r , a rune ram entitled, * The Connoi* realm* where they u r in l e*hil.||« |{l(|vrf Deane. Mr \ Mr* »rtil of ait. literature and other mater f . K tucker A guru Mr. Cilia lhu*e attending were 'In * < *r madebe itudenl* K irk Ivth Dunne. Or A Mr* I Mun Air* t turtle N 'amc.*. Ji . <i. lat ter Mi** Janice Heel. Mi** Jo*n ter lamed with a toffee Tuoda* ■ Pf........ 1 Htn. Dr A M i. W White. Mr Wright. Mu* Mary Ann Wnsht, mnrmnc at her h.unr on Mellon a* in one fith sia.tr wtu i. Ihr K \\tt f, Haumah. Mr A M r. H 1 Mt<* Sonja Monfortou Mr*. Dan title Avenue. *ubject on how chiin-en ar. le t Hlackwdder. Mr* P ritr Ileat.l Hatlen. Mr* Kalplt ilell*. Ml*. ............. ................. y j,,, |;,ther Bulge. Mr A Mr*. A painted Itrc branch liuld.n. rl1 (o’ fridtntf wai diiciund and Malcolm l.iHigc J r , Mrs Icon '’Urr,t ,n II Wbrkhfl. Mr* Helen Andrew, red arid while jtalr.i• te rm .! t’0M lt,r ,^lu<,rn,’ S**ain J r , Mr*. J*r£ Martin, Mr*. W Warwick. Mr. A Mr. I into Haw align Inc leu c .h l.r .d lh^ 1 *' 'Idfinr.t r. a.bng ,. el Sam Skelton and Mr*. Robert llir Where Dam h , w l d * ' ........ Porui Mr A M r. II Chaw Mr Inr ec.llre labie Rea era pattrte* and ott.ei /efreahment* cirri, annntmcrd ilia' torn would A Mr. \ Wilton lie a bojrd liler I ill £ cm March 3l*t Thi* werk n vcia l fiuiter* will vere *cr*ed. at * o'clock and 1n n. *i gc>neral h. diilnhuted throughout Sanford Since her guv*!* were tm»> mrrtins will Ih held Vpnt Tlh ll* fruitful rtrryone of the l,uail Mr* i.eurge A. !. invUed " 'r ,Nr N» v» K‘ 1 th r«r rlrver *isn» arr thr hand! InrrMi- to her hmnr m«fn- ^*ii*,k* *] • ■* ■ .*ork of l.rdr ti Hum phnrt. of inK for cedfee and to meet Mn mo ’ " the llvw inp *taff. Jarrrc Stith, a newcomer from >nu‘ *t Tin rr will or a regulai meet Starke. F la . who*e hu» an t lio n lho»e precni *cii ’dr Krnc«t Ihe medical staff at llir Na.al Air H on*11. M r- Julm Cousin*. Mr* ing ol thi \ierii ati la gu.n luvi No nerd lo take a bath to gel Station. Kenneth Sandon Mr* ( ’ Mclktn ban Frida* nieht. •.■**■n thirty,I Mentrd, voftrncd watrr A nrw 1 hr**e in*llrd tn mret Mr*. Stith *W. 'lr* J . Dennchy, Mi* Olltr at Ihr la-gton ll-'mc un Highway vhnwrt head turn* waler into a were Mr*. K. R Siutvnian, Mr*. Loper Mr* John 1* r Mr* 179 luam* ipray complete **itli lignt H " akrman, Mt* Hahn.' 'Ir* Edward \' akentan *n I her run '|c* t harlc "rio te r, pmidenl fragrance The head I* chronic King Hmlfff. Mr*. A tiuala**on, >htr.Mt* tiair.* 'Ir» N, 'I* • mil I r in rhargr of hr u’ tnrt* and jdaitic. Ita* a Irap door which Mr* !. Radr, Mra.’ s Tugwell and ! Inma 'It Krru '.h.Simtti.u.*. nireting an t urge* all mrnihrrs iiobl* iwllcl* lhal loficn the wa i trr. Mr* Ciiarlc* Myer Mr* John to attend Mr* M t.illr **■ Family Night A Big Success P s u ia d m iLl Girl Scouts To Start In Sun lord 25 Years Ago C iia p t e r M e e ts .Morning' Co!fee Held t'.im l Fkvoil. liriilr-eleet o f l.t. ti.g .l .Iit«t*|th .1 Schiffwi’n*. .it n leccnt shower g ive n at the \,i* u l Vtt S t.ilin n KtXJ (O ffirin l I’ hi'ti., t S N n w t jAnop Of Jh& UJosik Intn oir.1i.ur i.nl Srout Trrwp JCI thr»e girl* ate w Hiking vrfv i lo»e ll> I \ M I I I It III It I) to treomr lir*t da** tcotit* ti led by in* car*, I found the take* 10 badge* in 10 ddferent troop I d like *nu to meet hula' program ileld* lo achieve 1ht * pi a* ins game* in the par* aero** tank and the) have two girl* who the ill ret (non then mcetllK ahead* babe alia urd Un* goal l.eadrt of ItlMp .VI I* 'It* p,a e Hohling up three firtger* Frinalkle* anil her a**i*tAhl I* l* Ihr tignal for idihce Hut Mr* it A Shield* ' llotibic" done, I «*• » *>n intioduerd tu lcrnai.de; I* on 1 e Service Irani Juit) R. craih. Tina ilautnan. lla* too. and >ervrd • I mop I'oiuult hat a Ito grr. Hnita t uopet. Matt ant to all »i\ ircHip* .(Hintored D o u c e t t e Ba.-.'ata Fcrr.andcr. b* Ad Soul*. Mo i« t*uly a drvoted worker and ic.idrr in Hie Alite Flit* Shai ui lin t . Dunne «<but ninvcmint and we are Kcnnrd) I’at hulin. Klfa ior Ma- forunate to have her. I.ouki teal thci*. Paulette Noiiitgn.l, Kath­ "purl) ' in that green uniform leen Wen, Jean \crtiura Jtianri loo— a wonderful ad lor tcoulmg Shield*. Kathlrrn Peralta. S t- 1 in evir) particular. ranr l*Ir*a. I orctia Ita*. all Troop corn m 11 ter for N*i i* tcvriith amt right grader* al Alt nutipcu'il of Mrv 11 J. HatCavh, Soul'* Parochial St ho! Mr* (' 1! t'lMipvr and Mr*. After imruducliou the same* Pitt* Mr* l ift* accepted the job continued a* thi* group i* work of ( oo.ie t flair marl thi* year. mg on their ' tiamc*'" badge They mu*t know each game well enough to teach it to other* and thi* it true of all badge work lie irntl* the* completed their dance badge, and their leader I trrvonr i* invited to tome to Mr* t 'a r iir li-inan.ii J r . »trec* thr Klk * Hall, between *iv nl Ihr lari Dal tnr) couldn't iicl.it. and eight Frill*) evening ha*r done It without the hrlp fur a gcilrru.i* helping of Irird from Mr* llrnt) iJoan> John ton fiih. iHiiaio talad baked bran* Now an* of thr troop* wh|i plan cole «taw ami li.'*h puppirt In work on their >lan*e badgr llu i aupprr w'd In- iponturrd will know whom lo romutl* b* tlie Anna 'Idler Citric, Flk Thr gilt* arr beginning lo lay \ucdui*. and will ....r only 11 1a) I'ta ll* I ii work oil their back yard per prriun. Pit parrel hove* ran camper* badge and when Hie .f a ­ bo oidcred and in ia tr oi had ther i* warmer evprcl to make weather llir Antic* td tile Club an overnight out at Mr* Fern will tie opened to llir crowd inflowing the ll*li fry there will anile/ Du* I* all preparation (o. iloop tamping at tamp In-iKhcr Itc a frre danrr for Klk mrmlier* and t h r girl* hope lo do that. ton. and their gue*l». before thr )ra r l» nut. I tnr of their favorite activate*, like all (ellI Seoul*. ucool out* and a mutt •urceittful one wat held XAS and Tatum wive* will meet Ihurcday allrrnuun. one o'cloc k, in at Silver l.akr recently. The girl* atiiilrtl at llte„ Ihe "allrtbonier’’ of Ihe Hill) b>r tliutih Frttival a* their tervice a laid party with Mr* J. A Dickproject (or the year and aim r> and Mr* D I . < unnrr a* ho* artrd a* h oilciK t when all Hie tr**r« ' si Patrick'a Da) ihr me wdl tump*, including Ihrtr own. wrnt u*rd in party dentraltun* I'm caroling at ( iiMttnu* In the t'nun tv lloine, hoipllal and to ' .itul Hi. the atie ti loon ft O gi J A, in* ’ Th u will hrlp loo on Ihr < Du ley m i .peak tu the grutl.’ huttr**" badge. A* you call >. * jU.Ut Ihe elation c *■ haugr Till* week will mark Ihr bagtnn ins of the t *ict Scout citi;en»hip protect which will bunt into full aftton during Kiri Scout Week, March a thru March ll On Tucaday, March 3. from 9 M to 10:30 Sharon Drum, from Jnlermrdiatr Tro'p lo. 'lr* .1 Buckler and Mr*. D II Fletcher a* trader and anMant leader m o c rliv c l) a»*urnecl the |Wtiti n nf ihatunan of the i ‘minty 1 uuiitii*iion tinder H'r llitlructioii •*f thr ciijl.’ inan, John Krttlel ’"in. e the t'mnmlcc.on meet ing u >r» not tale place ilurtng t.ttl S.uiit Week it wa* nree**ar> In nia«r thi* rtvrptlon In Hie plan In Ic j'r the liirl Scout* tw u iiir fedrtal *l»tr count) and rttv of.ue. .tilling the W(*fV of 'larch a thru it f u r gtrl I rum earh IrrNip m thr t" ntry ha* t>ern elected b* thr i.thrr nirmbec* of her troop in fill the»e rivir office* lor an hour or an hour and a half all week. The t.irl Si out whelher nf Broun lr lnt< mediate or Setltnr Rank, i* in ci’cietve Ihr dutle* of her ollue and it* rrlation In nther office* j , m il a* it* purpmr in trrving the popnlacr She i» tn re I'.irn In her irincp anil [etuert nn wtut ihe ha* Irarnrd and olnerved tin Son l a . 'la n li a tlirl Scout* nl a faith will aitemble in a stoop in lull uniform at the church nf thru choice for »cf*ice* Toerily erven of the Hml* t.irl S ut it k i p * In Seminole County ate part'cipallvg m Ihu program Thi retitaInins three troop* wauM be included It there werr trailer* for them. There i« a dupcral* need for women In enter thi liirl Seoul prvgram in Seminoil Cminty. If uatraiii' d in liirl Seoul wnrk, ample training r-.gr.'f* an offered free of charge T h r following lit! I* the firil group of sir!* reported and thi pfflrr* the* will HU D lrri'h r nf Tvnrtimcntal St». lion— Monday 'ta r 3— Shaijen* Abram*. Intermediate Troop -• Take Monroe Chamber of t . mmrrce Secre* tat* - Tue»!a* Mar. 1" — Sharon D iMont. Browne Tt.Hvp Sanford Zoning ln«p r.’-'t— Tuetdav; Mar, 10— Janice IKvgeaJI*, Btnwni* Troop l.'i 'l» n » .* r *d Tarinrt t Market— Tuetday, Mar !■'— halhlren .lobnton. Infermediate Troop JM Saetord tiiy Manager— Mnfl. da*. March 9— Pat Kuhn, tnler* mediate Troop JSt ; Pretuleni, Junior t lumber' ol Cnmmrtre— 1hiit.*da*, 'tar. II — tiad "cclchain. Intrrmedlate Troop M l.trulrnant in Clurge. Fire Sta­ tion No. J— "e.lne*day. Mar, 11 — Mary I •nun. Brownie Troop, aecond graiD \|j Soul* School. Commanding itflt. rr. Naval Air Station— Tburada), Mar. IJ— I vnn MrR.'ten*. rmornre frww^ 106 Tin* program Ii under the eocha Irma rtihip of Mrt, Randall l !ta*e. chairman nf the Semifiok County t.irl *>cout Neighborhood A*torialltm and Mt* I., II. Ilauef working tuih the aid of |lie arr* *;.e i-a" and the various leailrr* i and a*«t‘tanl* nf Ihe troop*. i 'o u r C o o l W a s l i *u W e a r Fish Fry Friday P o in ls n f A ^ io w : NORTH COOL*lanouo ar s a o n o *- 1-Wav Suit t ’anl I'arlv I’lanncd Newcomer Welcomed Auxiliary To Meet Mc'Tackcn. Shoes Arc (iay ' lr* man ilr*. II -r. 1 Mr* lb.ward thap W e a r 1hi.-* handy, com plete w anlrolnt 4 tldVercnt w nya . . . n » a anil, nn u nlnx-niulniHirl coal enscmldc, p lu s 2 different pair* of flax Lo wear w ith nporl shirts. _______ Kmnrtl). Mr* Cul S P R IN G llamlsnMi I niporte<I While I luck '1 Timm*' Spring thor* ate bright enough la rival Fa*tcr egg*. Leading the a*. ii M t. , . f i m e leather group are purple and 1 l , ‘ls mauve hot pink, grrar.ium brighl Hi* Truth ........ * * •»• t rrd. iilur nrangt, cc*ral and tm ii Fif*l 'leibod.ii Church t« d green Became of »uch high rol.tr. monthly meeting rerentl* in Me thr ihoet arr titinu* hutton* Kinl** Hal! bow*, and other frills Intcte*! u Mr*. I D lli.au*. vi.c juc*. centered in irvlurrd lealheu, in- dcnl pren.led over Ihr nireting eluding reptile, ami in brrl and Mr* If. " turner gaie Hr •hape* lawk for ihe turvcdin devotional \lier an in*iurin: Iwun heel, the bigti »li!etto and|meeiing dellciotn rrfrrihmeui Ihe Hacked lealhir heel with lav. were lervtd. IlY In BOSTONIAN C A N •CAN Pel l icon Is T i t o Linenweavo fnltrlc itnl o n ly lookit utol— it in cool, M a d e b y N o rlh cu n l, ih< w u r b l'n numl u x p c ric n c y d m a ker of m il.- of m a n -m adi! lilNtrn. 4 -W a y in n groat fash* ion idea: Com pletely w ash.ilili-, williotlt looking like- a w a d i Mini. Im-c.iumo ii'rt fu lly l.iilortul vv dli lining in mI ccvcb n n d I uh I v . > — YOU ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST W ITH ..., E n tir e e n s e m b le —j u r tvItitI y o u 'd e xp o rt to p a y f o r a suit alo n e— C iJ U f, m u l c h i n g tr o u s e r s , p i n s co n tra stin g slax DARK P ro file . 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Hourm'M A Anderson “ on the flret two from A B C . then lost tbe last yame to give the ssnilation team a one jwnnt martin in the lead poiition. They now have a 17-10 itandlng. followed by Witson-Staler Furniture Co, 18*1L JloumilUt A Anderaon !>ruti H's* 12‘», Perfection Dairie* 11-13. Robson Sporting Goods 10ta-I6la. and Wades Market O il. Wllaon-Maier took all thrrr game* from Wade's, and hoped .U r climb into first place, knowing .that ABC had loat the first two. abut aa It now atanda, It will he -jlaorr Intereitint next week, when 'th e furniture learn meeM AIIC ..personally to decide the Icarue efcad. j " This match will he watched by *•11, as it could leave the way wide open for the m at two leima to jump Into second and third. ''W ith the team* hunched so rloae. \ a team needi only to lo>e all three -[point* to drop down to third or wfcurth. ' Peggy Ituaiell was higheit bo»tSfar In the league, Tuesday, a* the v. put tngrlhrr a I68-I61.124.457 ►•cratch series, and ended with a “ »< ! handicap one. H«*r team, Rou tjn illa t A ,.nder»on. fame Up with . a 701 scratch same, hlfheit roll­ ed this half, and a 1970 senes lo be high team on the lines this IS***1- m* Belly Kepler, of A B C , roiled an teoddlly, with her 119-139-129, each "Theing just 10 puia under Iha pre­ c e d i n g same. u> Perfection won iv o tames from mjgobson'a to hold Ihelr fourth riot, ~ * n d hope lo move un a notch nest *%veek when they play third-place ,, Roumiilat A Anderson. Hohion s ■*•111 so ayamsl Wade'a to decide •"which learn sets to alay in the • ce lla r, and ABC playa Wilson7 J # * k r. i M '*• BRAD EN TO N, Fla MiPIl • Manager Frrd llaney tried lo put « lo rest today "for all lime" any a reports that he might nut hr able m to | rl along with Birdie Ttbbeli, JJ:tha;iiew front offlee head of thr . Milwaukee Braves. Thera were reports that there *r. waa no love lost between the two • while Tebliells managed the Cm7 clnnatl Kedi. . "Nothing could lie further from v the t r u t h , " llanry eiclalmed. "W hy Birdie and 1 have been ,. friends for 23 years, since way , bark when hr was vsith lieiroit and I was managing at Toledo, ^ then a Tiger farm club. "W e’ve lieen good friend* off ■** the field. I never have any fnrnds in an opposing dugoul " nrv normally uves s o me -• words that can t lw printed in a » family newspaper, but he saves Xi ^ his choice one* whenever quea!T Honed about his reporte-l feud «t With Tebbctts. " fie e a p l a i n e d , "you (mild aay 1 frud with every manager in the other dugout Hr Is out *- to ‘ beat me, and I don l like •9 to |rt beat. So on the field, cvrry ~ manager in the league Is an rne v m y of mine. Bui off the firld, • we’re nil good friends But once we lake the field, the manager ol nr Ihe olher team Is no friend of mini! — until after thr game is tv over t, "That ■ the way it s n with Birdie and me. Wr aren l going - to hava any iroutdr." 11 I s I N E W YORK ( U F I ) — Connie Mack once insisted that pltchins ta BO per cent of baseball auccets and this Is borne out by the Mil­ waukee Braves. The Braves la>t season paced the National l.easue with 68 low run tames. Sialren of these wrre shutouts, 25 were one.run times and 21 were two-run efforts by the Braves' pitchers. Pittshursh. which finished a surprise second, naturally rnourh was second in tins department with So low-run tames on in shut­ Milligan Favorite In Track Feature; It's Ladies Night I.ady yueitt from Sanford lonisht at the kennel cluh may He»ert Ihe female ranks lont enough to root and bool for two gentle man steppers tn the featured ninth event. Moe Milligan, a blark 61-pound grnt. is favored by ra rly odds of five to two in Ihe special program tn which all ladiea will be ad milted free. Moe will romp from Ihe aevrnth post position In quest of his sixth season viclory. Second best morn­ ing line oHHs go lo White Haired Boy. In Ihe coveted first post position. This f-9 pound star hat finished in the money a doren times in IT strolls around the sand and clay oval. One of the lop flight female hustler* in the feature is Roekm Jo. who will eaplode from the fifth spot She rocked in eight qulnlelas this season in 2» starts. A lto in Ihe feature are Busty Reason, Mary Oak, Whrclalong, Krhoe and G*y Haven. O nly II days remain nn San f o r d Orlando’s 92 day slate, which ends March 30. Matinee competition Marts *' 2 p. m. tomorrow, followed by 10 more events at 1.10 p. m. •Fred Haney Denies Art Wall Ailing, I Rift With Birdie Quits Tournament I I Milwaukee Proves Hurlers Hold Key Boots Four Winners H A LLA N D A LE , Fla tt'P li — m Jockey Bobby Ussrry booled home four winners dining Wed­ nesday opening day program at • - (julfiirram Park, t svery'i big vic­ tory w a s a b o a r d Alhambra (13.801 in the Armed Handicap, lie also scored on Cut and Run (19.701, Alumni ($9(Kii and Bunn ing Wolf (111.bin. Alhambra act a track record of 1.08 4 b for six furlongs. I » Three Hookies Sign D E T R O IT (U P I) The De troll Lions have signed three H rookie linemen lo 1959 contracts. Tb cy are Dan blrUrcw-, who p in ­ ed up a final season of eligibility at Purdue. Dick Gueaman of Writ . . Virginia, and Jim Linden of Ora- N E W O RLEANS l U N I — Some l;,ti gutters take U> the links at sprawling rity park here today minus Ihe formidable competition of favorite Art Mall In Ihe 920.0U0 New Orleans Uprn Coif looms menL Thw SSyear-old Pocono Manor, pa,, golfer bowrd out of the eontest Wednesday because of hernia trouble. W all, who collected some |I3,(Mg) in iK week* of tournament play in Ihe current | i,A tour, said hernia ddflruttlrs hail k. bothering him for the past !U days and finally forced him to quit the New Oilran* t»|*cn. As Wall was leaving the course, II. M. Open champion Tommy Boll tried lo sign up for thr con­ test. But nflltult turned down the tirrnada Hills, ( a i d , aiwntsman because be faded lo register be­ fore Hie Sunday deadline. It was it'll a wide open field av m pros and t>8 qualifier* Iced off at city park course, leading the Jut were New Orleans defend­ ing champion Billy Casper. Ken Venturi, 1'nrky Oliver, tim e III. Her, Arnold Palmer, Dun January and llowie Johnson. Johnson cop­ ped thr |IS,Ono Baton Kougc Open Fun day. Lyman Five Bows In Cage Thriller The Lyman iigcr* climbing to the Irad in Ihe third quarter, couldn’t keep their pace in the remainder of Ihe game lavt night and lost to St. Cloud, 43 41, in the Class R game of the District Tournament The fast tillIr squad was behind In Ihe first two quarters, and In the third period they were going for W'hat looked like a victory, when they dropped in 73 buckets against SI. Cloud's 11. The score then was 3132, with Lyman lead tnc. ln the last period Ihe Lyman fivr lost ll* range, scoring only seven points against Kt. Cloud's 11. YVlnkle, for the Lyman eagera, contributed 13 points for his team Barwick followed with 10, Hook 7, H ull I, Ballard 3 and Go* beI "GOLDEN FORMULA” FREE OFFER IV IR Y 2nd CAN FREE! Outiid* Oil Faint—^-Interior Prlmar I — Infarior Plot— Kiquisita Cclonl — SAVE HUGI PROFITS— 2ND CAN FRKI outs and 10 ooe-run and two-run tamei. The Bravei* alall. which makes Milwaukee the favorite stain, was stintv with lour shutouts by Carl Willey, three earn by Lew Burdette and Joe Jay and two each by Warren Spahn and Boh Kush, according to Ihe National I-eaguc (irren Book. Another hint as lo the secret of auccest in Ihe bit league is the matter of winning on the road. The flair-happy Braves were Ihe only National l.easue club lo score heller than .800 in alien parks. Meanwhile, at home only the t ubs and I'hilliea failed to belter .MO, Which is a trsllmoniai lo their reiperlive sixth and eighth place finishes. The Green Book also points up the tact that Ihe home run ap­ parently lin t the w hole, answer lo a pitcher's lack of effectiveness. Johnny Anlnnelll and Pon Newcombe led the Irairue by servimr up 31 homers each— but Spahn A*,n t far tiehind at he allowed ou* °* Ihe park blasts Yet Spahn lied for the league Irad with 22 wins and a (>67 per rentage and showed the way with 2T complete games, 290 innings pitched and 1,1*0 baiters fated The loose left hander smoothed his way toward Ihe Hall of Fame as he set a league southpaw rec­ ord of being a 20-game winner for the ninth tlmr, BACKIN ACTION P C P F CCM fPt J ' f B fU V ££ C K ; tK iO ie PE7ZP, rt> 0 4 S E 0 A U , WA TAE C tilC A S O wtirre saxstouD APP SC-*'E COPOP TO TPE SP C P T. J FA 2*3649 n'f Mtrgp »gA*P of a \‘E op TIP’SIPPC* r yizn o P S 5Ma * e A VtCCKOATt. JU SN i^fA.,4 l| A«# titivii I*** *'• I'nltrd Press Intecnaitonil It’s mi far *0 good today for Manager Wait Alston'* program to rehabilitate the l.os Angeles ' Dodgers' pitching staff, I Cynics may arid it’s alto "so what?” Lot that'* all right -with Alston, wv.o Hunks b n pitchers an m s 't Ihe Dnleers a connder by rebounding from the .ost year" of 1938 and approxi­ mating their 1937 form A few statistics tell tbe bitter lory ol Alston's tug problem last caton. in ll'ST Ihe Dodgers staff -cd the league with a 3*5 earned run average and 18 shutouu white . itching it complctd games. One year later virtually the tame tuff had a 4 17 e r a. worst jn the .National league, and pitched only seven shutouts and 50 com­ plete games. Alston believes thr Lot Angckt Coliseum's trick fence helped to i destroy his pitchers' confidence. And so he is whooping it up lo. day aflrr Don Drysdale, la ri Er* skine ar.d Clem Labine turned in performances that would help the rnnlidrnre of a Imshtr faring Trd Williams with the base* load­ ed Drysdalc, Krskine and Labine combined Wednesday to pitch a ( 1 01 sirlnry over the "Long Sanford Defeated M IAM I B K ACII, Fla. f U ' l ) — Charley Powell, who gave up his career a* an obscure defensive end tn pro football, Is convinced today Ihe fists that demolished second ranked N'mii Valdr* "can lake me a Jong way in hosing." "At last f can feel I ’ll go places tn boxing," said Hie 20-year-old unranked heavyweight after hi* spectacular nationally . televised right.round technical knockout of Vaides, " I need a Mg victory to give me ronfidrnce, Now ( can concentrate on hosing aionc." Powell, a 0-fool, 3 wrh, 211pounder, hammered bis way into the heavyweight picture Wrdnes dav night w ith 'stabbing left jabs and jolting left Bookt that drop, ped Valdes three limes and left the 11-year-old Cuban a bloudy mess. The end for Valdes came at - **3 of Hie eighth round of their sc heduled III rounder when he pitched forward to the canvas without being hit. Referee Cy tiottfried, who had forced 3 aides to lake Ihe manda­ tory right count Ihrrc times, step ped right in and ended ihe slaughter. Manager Joe Vella said he hag no immediate plans for Powell and Ihe r*..Han Francisco Forty. Nlnrr end let it go at that. Val­ des, meanwhile-, shouted in Ihe dressing room that the referee shnuklni have stopped the bout and added, "You no good manag­ er, as he p< intrd to Bobby Glea­ son. Hlrason merely shrugged and told newsmen "What can I il-i? I couldn't have gotten an easier fight for him but look what hap penedl’ The Sanford Seminole* looked like they might have been going for a win in thr last two ouaricrs of the flats A District Tourna­ ment against Fori Pierce, Inst night, hut their efforts dimmed as lime ran out. and the little team left the court on the short end of a 53 3<i store. (irtting olf to a bad start, the Seminole* looked better as they bucketed to point*- againvt Fort Pierce’s 10 in the third quarter. They were climbing In the last quarter, dropping in I I lo their opponents' II, but were too far behind lu catch up. Fort Pierce's 1* points hurt, a* the smaller tram made only two tn Ihe first period, and II points against 16 for Fort Pierce in the conj f„ quarter, ndquist got to tioints for •*' the Srminnlrs, Cecil Dundridgr scored right. MrKibbin five, ( hiiittasefl (Our, Grace) three and TayiOf O n t r lr and Allred two each. De peered in a Master* tournament AUGUSTA,* Ga. I V ll fending champion Arnold Palmer, before. They include Tom m y Aar­ National Open champion Tommy on, Deane Reman, Jack Nicklaus, Boll, and PGA champion Dow and Ward Wcttlsu.'y who arc Finitrrwald have been named per­ member* of the 1939 Walker Cup manent invitees to the Masters learn; Bob Goeti. Tom m y Jacobs tournament and will 1m- in thr and Don January who finished field when the 1933 tournament among the top lo in last years gels umirrway here April 2. |U. S. Open; Dick Foote and Kog Among those invited i* San-1 er McManus, quarters finalists tn font's Jay Hebert, Mayfair Inna last year's U. S. Amateur; and Buster Cupit who finished among touring pro. Palmer edged then defending the top eight in Ihe 1958 PGA. Among Ihe tong list of former chain plan Doug Ford, 284 to 285, last year lo earn his place on Ihe mailers golfers Invited to try their permanent list. Holt shot a 283 I n ! *ut*‘ *rc three-lime winnerv Jim the open at Tulsa, iikla . and mF Dcrnaret (1940, 194i and Finitrrwald a 2 i(i in the PGA at I and Sam Snead (1949. 1!W llavertoun. Pa., to join Palmer an^ >9541. two-time champion Ren Hogan (1931 and 19511, and on that list. such other recent champions as Clifford Roberta, chairman of Jack Burke Jr. ( t 95(11, and Cary Ihe Mailers tournament commit­ MiddircoH (1955). tee. announced that 98 imitation* h . . . been sent out to eligible Horton ..Smith, winner of two of, have .. i Every second, the sun is un player, five olher. will be named , , | „ siting energy equivalent to that later. They include one nominated 1941 * U“ *f oU1 er*” who havr been making the of a billion or so hydrogen bombs, by laliot by all former M uttra annual trip here since the middle i anordinf to the National Georhampions. one by amateur cham30‘a, 1 graphic Mvgurine. pioni, one by Nalionat Open champions, and two olheri hy thr 1*GA. Ten of the 98 have never ap- V Beach" squad, a team made up Athletics. Pcu • Bam oi of tho and Dave of veterans and farmhands They Wa-hington nrnato didn't allow a single walk and Phillcy ot tfcc P. dadelphia Phil­ catches" in Ui« permitted only three singles in lies vu-re the * ' contract-signing derby. a the 7( i-lnning game. Cerv, who h : ;:d .303, hit 5 The Baltimore Orioles also rereived good news from a key homers and drove In 104 runs de­ pitcher when Billy O'Dell report­ spite the fad lie played moro ed hi* arm fell fine after a four- than a month with a broken Jaw, inning mtra squad game appear­ signed for an estimated S32.300 to ance. O'Dell, a It game winner become Ihe highest-paid player In and all »tar game selection last Kama* City history. Then ho year, left the Orioles in Septem slrpped into thr batting cage at her because of a sore and tired i West Palm Beach. F la ., and ham­ mered a half doccn balls over arm " Bob Cerv of the Kansas C ity 'th e leil field fence. 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Calif (C P U — Nina heh'nd a lurked bathroom door Inf Mr* Yoram readily admitle<l week old Kric Ktorn, kidnaped her home at Norco, about 15 mile* matching Frlr from thr crib he Inal Friday by a baby idler '•ho •outhrait of Ontario. »hared with hia twin brother. T h r tot'i auburn hair and eyeh n a 19 year old ion of her own, Aaron, latt Krniay while the wa* a n back uninjured today in the brow* had been dyed black, but hr lookrd nrat and itran and ap. •uppo«eJ tu lie tending Mr*. FlArarmi of hi* widowed mother •Oh I'm an happy," Mr* Roth parrntly had hrrn nurtrd o*rr a e«' »i\ rhildren in the Flore*' Hurra cnrd. " H r * *mi!ing at m* cold from whiin he had brrn *uf- miwtett Itonte here. all ihe time Jo*t at if hr knout fering. The 190-pound Mr# Yocom, Mta Florr* attribulrd thr »afr N Hiked on tuiplcion of kidnaping. hr * hark home with hi* mother "I hare no hatred in my hrarl.” rrturn of hrr baby to prayer* dr related a pathetic lale of want Kric a n f o u n d Wfdnraday jiv r n d at the S*iulh Kuclid Bap- In.: a baby by her pretent hu* night b» a tquad of polirr and Hal Church )u*t a *hort time be- band. Stephen, a truck driver. H it agent* in the arm* of Mr* forr law mm working on a tip re Kric wa* treated a* her own Betty Jean Yocom, M. a* *he hid covered Frie. child, Mt*. Yoront *aid She told police »he rien corn meed her hutband, away (or week* at a time driving truck*, that Frlc wa* their chi I to whom *hr had given birth during one of Yocom a at) aencev. Mra. Yocom admiltrd »hr wa* married twice lielore ami had a Y O R K i l ’P h — Trifiw a li According lo Alexander llianul- t*n, Sainurl l.croy Mlv, by hrr ( i - -e* are rather nerc*»ary In ton Intiitutr, pro*peril for gene fir*t marriage She *ald »lir did ana yting lhi» ptr»rnl two way rat hu«inr»« remain favorable and not know her *on'» wherewlwmt*. atock market picture, where the the money tup ply ploitiilul for rvrelatively do nothing price action pan«ion Combined with the guvof time atock* and the tpecta eminent * financing idea* uhirh cular uplrrnriing atlinn of other* otter little toward ttrnng detla arc temporarily t ammillaging the lionary *trp*. equine* continue to fact that certain other i*»or* are have greater appeal than Itond* telling at rather obviouily over- or ea*h Human nature, l<emj; wt.al ll I*, Inll.ted price level* hv all »tati« lira! meavuring rod*. »** Kenneth arqtilflliie intlinci* of Invetlora It aid. anal**) for Hayden, Stone will continue to »eek effrclive hedge* agalntl future attrition of A i'o the dollar* buying jiower, **y» Filch Invntor* Service. A lul of romantic apace age tiork* may look Im high bill onr thing I* *ure — they hair rap lured the public* imagination, tav* W aUlnn A t'o Marlin tiiii.rrt, analy*1 (or San Alltyne, No* I A Co hold* that in P R O V IU K N i'K , R I it I’lt — ilicatlona rrmam powerful that tin A Rrptil.liran *lalf *enalor from forward movement in *t»ck» will Wf*t*rly. R I , hoa*t* a wardrobe he maintained in a determined that would mahr *ny C S Sen manner. ator enviou* Faltlalf **let are evprrltil to Tin* Hcau Hrummrl i* Antonio reach a record high thi* year C Trovato, who lay* he wi*he« while net may writ approach f? hit rolleagur* weren't to ritu a l a ihare. making way (or a p..,*i |ow *rd their atlire. hie dividend inrreave, according Trovato, who own* ZI anil*, a to Reynold. A I'o doien hat* (including a fur Y u ­ (Ieneral .Nltoe. which 1* changing kon cap., and trvan fancy vrtti. it* name to lietieiro. report* it «ay« that "being a legtilatnr I* a ha* deyrloprd a rhemically Irrat high pn.itton and the member* c l leather deigned r*penally for of the (ieneral Atiembly ahcmld men * *hnc* which ha* a built in take greater pride In ihe way they thine that l»>t« a llfrlimr and dm * " which need, only to Im wiped Ile a al*o critical of nrwamrti with a cloth to re.tore Ihe otigi 1 who appear in the rhamber n*l Inner, lay* W F. Hutton A "(treated in untailrful *p-.rti Jar Co. kef*, afore bought " Tri-Focals Needed To Watch Market NKW WASHINGTON* ( U N ) - Tre .l- for I I mnnth.. wa* prevented Jo' The eye popper In fh thg T i t dent (irursr Mean* of thr A F I Congren in balance. T h r balance p<Min.Utiair« tablet t« the a Foundation'! table* U thr rompor,rnl ' l,4 n > **f A **' F.l.enhower'a flrat * **’ ciin'l'lainrd that Pre*l w.* *o clovrly figured, however, j that there it trarrely a remote . . . . , ......................... .. dent Fl*enhower It a penny pinch ch'nce that trea.ury revenue in lud*C* ,nr f“ r*1 ,W I in J »»• ing budget balancer. fitcal 1900 actually will cover new- one for fl»cal t%o. Total Simple arithmetic and the poli­ aperidmg. cal 19J9 ipending wai nearly M tical fact* of life combine lo | lir Aa for penny pinehlnc. the ail billion*. aimti! 9 billion* lei* than Etavnhuwcr the t>e*t of that argu- ministration ll being a*«*i!ed hv j, planned for fi*ral IfhW. Defema ment— if there i* an aritumrnt. p r e u r e group, from matt to ipeni|to„ for 1#M I. hud gel ed for Simple arithmetic could demon- eoa*t on charge* of cvitling 1 itratr to Mean* In about to min tpendins too thin Thv«e charge* about one billion let* than wat ute* that thr Prriidrnt it nol a will *tand up only if ipending for tprnl in fl(ca) 19)1. penny pinchrr Inttrad. he la the t!»*0 i* mratured agamtt *prnd biggest •pender e*er to occupy in* for the eurient I f l f fi»ca! the Mbit* lloutr. Never before y r .r . ha* there hern anything like the Ta* Foundation, tnc . pre«ent» volume at which the tavpayfr*' the figure* Spending in 19,\9 will money and borrowed money ha* aggregate nearly *1 billion*, of c o M 'M R t'S . nine* u r n — a (inured out of the lro im ry ilnre which aboui Mi tnllion* will i-e fur buenhowrr wa* fir*t elected on national defrn*r of all kind* and recommendation that the Ltglilalure pa»* a bill prohibiting "uiv» an economy platform. ill billion* for non detente Item* aiBblly'' roadtide billlioard adver* Neither it Kuenhuwrr much of Th o tr figure* compare with tUement* brought ohjertiona front a budget balancer lit* current 19fev 'pending plan* like thi*: tome of the lawmaker*. budget for fi*ral 19M» ending June Total. 77 billiont; national de "What about the *ign* of aa po. JO will he out of whack h> ahtiul 'rn*e. about *9 bllUf it; non de­ Illicit ramliilate*?” one lawmaker l l billion* Tile ISWO budget which frn»e itrm*. ilighlly more lhan 19 atked. tiernnie* effective on July I, 19591billion* Politicos Oppose 1 Advertising Ban ■ WITH THESE S A l .l . SMII.F.H — Ikon Hntiprice, physical thcnipi.wt. In-l(i* with c x rrc in tn for Ronnie R i iip i at the Seminole C o u n t y Health L i n t , .Mr?. Rena Wood* le ft, i* walking n o w a fte r being " 'i 'l in J u ly , 1058. th a t *he never would, n n d Mr*. June ltra ilfi.n l (* ia lrill i< ajijiiv inir for a d rive r'* liip*i*p *0011. All t h r u ' (Miticnla m e p r.itc fu l to the C n it in hrli*. inp w ith th e ir improvement. (Herald S tn ff I'lm t u l *9&ise Walks Again Ytfith Therapy A id After being i-impk-irly piralyt ed on her right *lde from a *iro»r Incurred July » . UiJ, and told the might never walk again, Mr* lima \Vo<id*, of la>tigwuod. it making amating ptngrr.i in hrr rfforlt to ilo Just what tie wat Inti! the would never do again: walk. Alter live at,, the ,, ...licaliiunt* .. . . . . hc"Umi,e_ Health l mt. Mra. Vkood* i« aide to walk with the aid of a cane, and ha a complete eonfldeme in lier*elf. a* well at the people who helped make her pro- .re** *n ttiart.ful Man Isn't Casual, But Can Afford It c ARMOUR STAR tin the tdvire of the Health In it therapivt, who ha* hern working with Mr* Wood* ilnct Octotier of 191k, pulley* wen invtallrd m hrr home to exrrciie hrr right arm " ll 11 he Seminole Health I nil) ha* meant a lot to me. ha* help­ ed keep tip my morale anil ha* riven mr the will power to walk again," Mr* Wood*, .aid, very gratefully and proudly Mr* Wood* goe* to ihe Health I 'nil every other Monday for an The youlhful* tenalor ran well Hour and a half treatment of afford In be critical, however In theraprotlr*, thin Salter Ire the privatr life he * a coition tailor therapitt. I* rumptetely aattilied with th r improvement vhe i* mak ing WARS AW, Poland ft P I) — A The Society for Crippled Child A TL A N TA (U P U -l*er*onnel of fiihinr v r«.rl netted a wartime ren and Adull* i* preventing the ficrr Yaurhn Rlee of the Georgia torpedo Wed nr td ay in coaifat wa *ir»t annual Katler U ly Hall at Revenue Department *»id today ter* five milr* off the mouth of thr Mavtair Inn. tntnnmiwr at 9 p that the prarllr* of cheeking m thr Viitula River m Ticket* are $2 Mi each. Tht for work at 9 JO a m and going Tl.e odd fl»h wa* draped wilh l.r.ll'Z lii, Kaal Germany f l 'I 'l ) proceed* will go to the Soeiely to direrfly to the enffe* ihop for ■ an a*«nrtmenl of net., Indicating — Soviet 1’lem trr Ntklta Khruvli runtime ill work in helping (rip rrtffrr break will no longer be how many time* it hid gotten awae rhev imk lime out today from hi* pled people rnndoned nr. lation* on an Ka*l tinman ■ peirr treaty and Milled the Trip rig trade fair, where he declined an imitation lo M'r»t tiermany. Shortly heforr he wrnt to the fair Fast Herlin aiitlioritle. an lioum <d he would vi*lt I'.jd fie r tin Saturday evening. While in *peeling machinery a rcpre*enta five of a W r.t C.rrman lirm camr Up and said. " M r want K *rc in |!.e b l i t loo, you KNOW. Comr to Wevt (lermany and »ei •No, it', too cold llieie Khru»hi ll, v .aid "Rut I bi-Hevc thr ciimaie will im print ***in Firit we went to the moon, hut now wa are hack on Ihe earth " Huge crowd* *warmrd around the .lumpy Sourt leader, often A IM S YO U R A N T EN N A making It fin po, uhle for him to ROTATES AUTOMATICALLY (Haight at (ha lending move. til track do*** Mm ha*A During a vi.H to tlie machinery tower ef th« channel pntalbl* plctartonerery p n Him* he criticlrrd a tewing _ gad want charnel. machlna made partly of lire). "That'* not the newr»l lype." he 1(91 WMAT 9CIUM Utt9S UTt M aiati* i m airt TV Tatattl >ilk «**k ar aaawg pklar* aad •aid "That'* old fathloned I’ait* -(M il* - *a ta a n y ry»nn»l*l L.k« wail paapla, gao l* *rakH ardiad* *f Ikaaia.da af ( f'R I M . u tike that thuuld be made of pla* *>* nairla aad ta T l' raraylita akly ta a lecal.an whtta TV t fill* ease f**iw waa» d.r*Hi«M Hr. If* lighter and eaikr to f - M I f i l l M < gana*. -• it lilt Ik* ant y «* r ••(«■** •** ■ » W far*. make I am thinking of ihe future -w a il tltn iw l. H ill* ri(t* * ll. * « k*r« and Ihe future belong* to pla* wait I I I I *11*1 in Mak* yam ti>l«ai* walk 1 ar d tun** war* (at* af « « « , t * r frttn fat and M tf . tad tl, and bring in Ik* but gaatlbt* ptdara flaw *** tic. " llajr alt ,ay a* (at m.ia alatiaaa and <t -.<t ,a W l , i m ntad n Ik* T V w*rv*l Ikat l * ) U « |a*r .Fluttered Ka-t Grrnun official* ka.a * b «tl«r gKtur* Ik** d a , da T>a pM.iiltrd in chan;« >1 at once. ■titian l» Ctrtl# and I»*U<i Id* B * d a r-tk » CDR ROTOR. Khrushchev Thinks Ciiinate To Change i\n Fishermen Catch Wartime Torpedo T h a t ’s (io t t a ’ S to p l imit • One W ilh 35 Or M nrr O rder A U u Kennedy Leading, Paul Butler Says TR K N TO N , N . J . I l l’l cratie National f liairmait i‘*ul VI Puller laid M'edrr*day Sen. John F. Kennedy (H -M a w .l aiu-ear* lo te ihe front-running eonltodei for Ihe DenuK-raiic prcaldcntial nom inut tan. Butler ijiilcIUjr added that no one bjil the nornination "ic »rd up” and predieted a free and open con­ vention. He and hi* *|i|.ral*al« were ba.ed on Ihe opinumf ev(.ritied to him and that a great many key Democrat, .till had n»t rircitfed whom lo mpport. Butler alto taid he wa* ronvinced Rial Adlai Steven.on. the par­ ly’* umuccenfu] candid ale for the puwidrnry in ID52 and l!*&*l. would got trek Ihe nommatico He pre dieted that Stevrnvon would mu gel Hie nomination ev*a a* a compromlae candidatr. Legal Notice M ill, i; h i ililt .......... rrfi.K m n*:iti:nT n tv rs mat • ll-.ari of V-llti-m.*. l «r lh» lr of ainfor.l will Mtu a r>aul.r „ iln « at * "-* I*. M. »* *t<irfi la. | l». In lh» *‘H r *’ Rooiw I III* T i l * Hr an H a ll In o ( J » r •*.**»! to .........I Kdnard r. Lana rnatrinan puktlahad •« itefe k 1. Tara taagf g i | i a n * DoMMan J « f »H a r aw e v i l »**w*i/al filth Caafraf Cabiaaf, Mutiaw* *i a m a 1 *111*11 •* i i t u m ram* la (Jiaa and r'a tr. W t ***«r tactivtd ran* glfitar* ant af T V lift w t g*l Ika nan CM »->roi ■ -Ca-f •C*aa. Ba«laa. lit I / !«(» al l» » bata a/ yaar *aaf aal*a»a (n ra t <* *a a a«a*. ,..ta a*'<fa 1(1 , n i t i d a folaf* «l»aa#» (*•■ eaar bafaaa. a u n »aaa A afar / .a n Ik* ga’aclaa and yaar a a li t w aadaw ltraffg la d* la paadlan. g * ,U . ia*T w r t * w )g Mill* f*r half-wag T Y f P*n U aR Ik, cliiatl* yaar aat It *|tlyyd I* m * i i i - » i U a Hirifig C l'9 KOTOR. NOW1 Sforf jeM in j put ref TV p icfu rtt wrlfi o Pauls Town Country TV O r U n d ii H i-W a y S n n fo rd , H i. Seminole TV 501 t firry A**. S rn fo rd , H*. • i v a i ia i M i 1 1 a n a a v iilia i* r* a n IkaugU lay anlaaat ia a *ary gaad ana I aaal-in'l gal a Irwe, abarg unaft Star* laataUtag a « » aotaa, a r gl-ui*< art <lM*tr, ik a rM r, *t**d.*r Mg *atb<k»t* lib* a braid aaw ta r. •*•• Uiaugb ika aaaraal T Vllatiaa I* a .tr (9 atilt* aa ay.** -MUM* A. Kata, gl.nl. U-. * ROTOR Qatyil *«• • I vim 1 ECONOMY SLICED BACON Hoover Radio 501 SUNDAY: k # 10 A.M.to 1P.M. I Caliin llnm r WIENERS"1' lUtir lto«f or P ntna LEAN (iROFND CHUCK Ttiu rid tr. 113 8. P ark A vr. S anford, Flo. 3 Lb. Bag RICE Lb. American Beauty I’llFS 11 I.KAN HUSTON IIUTT ^ ^ ■ R A R I / O D f i I l f PORKROAST” 3 9 ,SP0RK & BEANl : W A W V K 1 .I. HOI s r ■ m m mm Si/e 4'an w m Instant C O F F E E fi Oz. Jar (M ilk t.aa l*ur*h*.e) S ill III INK 3 Or. fu n * FROZEN ORANGE JUICE * For ■ j O ld V i r c i n i n Dole Pineapple \Applesauce I Ac Juice 7Q< IU 4G Oz. Can M # IQ c -------« Can m m m M Qc\ ^ ontC PIACH IS : NOW! Save Seven Days a week — with Supermarket 3 ■ 2V2 3»« X T | Prices 1 ot W A D E 'S BAKERITE \[) l-bS* Soflin TISSUE S. Sanford A ir. S anford, FU. 300 2nd St. Han fo rd , FU. o Lb. Bug MEAL TV Miller Radio <£ Appliance Co. 5 Lh. Bui; GRITS K. W inn’s TV f Jim Diimlv s C r ie r y A i r . S a n fo rd , K*c. OPEN 1.00 3 Lhs, I.YKKS SIKSAft CHKKK Appliance Mart 501 B R A N D S *,MILK ^ • 'V 't V * I ncrnlng l-.raaranh F •( t*#e>a * and l*».-agT»nh 1 -f Ferlton, ..f Ih, gonlna Indian • ef Ih. lr of Faiifor-I *• e»|t*m* In Hi* U1N :« ft. »f le t I. ,*" ' Iha .nit a* ft «r t.oi * n ■u i“ •r 1, r It Trafford. v .a ef nferd l^opertr aoned h -l. t-a u-a a-.TOt r*n *«t bt b a il" -Mat. C. J. UrC.-aa. Aalkaan. I * -o . P O P U L A R E V A P O R A T E D A gall (n tltarar, C t --------- a') lal)3, -- 'f ■ate u a a ir M T M ilt M*r* a all ja* 4n U tktrrar, tlr»nt*r plrtaraoi ^SUNDAY % M A K C H 8] First Cut PORK CHOPS First Cut PORK ROAST TV marvel scans the skies I like radar to pull in better y pictures on your set! HERSHKY CHUCK ROAST <s>. CDRROTOR PRICES (iOOD W NOW THRU M 44 Roll Pkg. > A tK A V I . YOU C A N T .MISS I S — WK’HB R l(*IIT IN THR MIDUKR OF SANFORD’S N EW FOOD S T R IP PLENTY OP FREE PARKING �\ .-m e h f * t(C .T O S ri. ifar. I , 195# 'Furniture City' To Open In Casselberry Tomorrow T<n year* a m , Georg* F. Me- rapidly. In a nulahell, th# growth ' l l Ulan decided la so Into the fur- haa been baaed on aupplylng what Shura buaineii ta Fayetteville, N. cualomera want, Begcl added. The Seminole atore, on Highway C. • Li 1M», th* bcit ill* he could 17 92 in Caiaeiberry. la McMilian'a afford wa* In the rear end of a aialh in Florida. Two are located bowline alley. Ten yean lator. in Orlando, one each in Mel­ McMillan it ceding ready to open bourne, St. Teteraburg and South •M l 10th alorr. When the doora Patrick. McMilian'a originated th# "three •wing wide tomorrow morning at MeMillan'i Furniture City in room" promoiion Idea. Thia. ex'Caiaeiberry, McMillan will be tel- plained Joe Jackaon, McMillan'* gbraling a decade of auccesa ■dverlialng director, ia the plan whereby a complete home ctn be which ia rare in thia age. Ten atorea In 10 yean, from outfitted for ■ certain price, uiu tuch an humble beginning, la ally much lower then the total quit* a builneaa record. How waa price paid for the aamr furniture thia poailble? Well, It ia an In- purchaied one piece *t a time. McMilian'a alack* nationally adtereating atory. according to Bob • Hegel, manater of McMilian'a vertiaed brand*. It feature* "fur­ Furniture City, which will hold niture that moat people want to ita grand owning Friday and buy." The firm uaea III own tana to l/aniport furniture, and Saturday. Begrl aaid McMillan hun t Un­ atcera clear of expeniivc fumithcovered any rare aecreta which Inga in atorea. Thrte thing*. Be make hia furniture huaineta grow Crl m d , help McMillan'* to re­ tail at lower price*. "We decided to come to Scml note County berauae of the rapid growth and Ihf need for a furni­ ture atore of thia type," Beget aaid. "We plan to cater to the need* and deairea of Seminole people." General manager of all McMil­ LAS VEGAS < U P I) - l.aa Vegaa, where aome of the world'a lan alorea ia Nell Johnaon. Curves No Match For 7-11 In Vegas moat famoua guy a and dotla come to play, haa hern a romantie dia appointment to at lea at one of , the more appealing dolla. Her Bame'a Jane Morgan. Tha curveaomo and eatremely eligible linger complained: "L a i Vegaa ia the mott unro mantle place in the world. For a aingle woman, aa I am, it's down right fruatrallng." Tha blonde aongitreia, who re eonlly atarred at the fliviera Hotel, ia eaarperatrd at the In fluenee La a Vegaa ha a on bach* lora. "A typical aipertencr," aaid the Seatonborn performer, "la to walk through a caaino whh a date •-and then auddenty acme that Uba haa diuppearrd. It only takra I t law mlnutei to find him. Ha'll 'certainly be at a dire or roulette table." Mlsa Morgan dracribrd the ■pall of Lai Vegaa "at a aort of oumbneaa created by the eielte, giant of the gaming table* and click of allvtr dollar* or tha roll tag of tho d ie ." During tha off hour* of her flrat La* Vegaa engagement, the linger buaied heratlf with ahopplng or bombock ridlnc — all with ft■alt eompaniona replacing the 'Vaotahlng bachelor*. Fire Victims Try Return To Normal Two famlliea whoa* home* were destroyed by fire aeveral week* ago are attempting to return to normal living. Financial aivUtanre from tha American Bed C'rnva baa relieved their dlieomfnrt temporarily, but la unable to euppty tome of the baalc necrialtiea. Still needed are a bed, mattreia, pillow* and linen; rook atove, ■mall oil apare healer, blanket*, titenail* for rooking and dlihra; clothing for two boy a, an and eight. Sanford reaidenti who wlah to ahare with the famlliea may rail Alma J. Huriton. IM Crlery Avt., FA 7 SMS. or Jame* Foater, 113 Cyprr** Avr., FA 21014. Menage* for th* famlliea will be received between the hour* of I a. m.-4 p. m. at FA 2«ffl7. The homea were located In a thickly populated area of Gold*boro, off Soulhweat Road Tha flro waa cauaed by an exploding oil heater. S ir V ra fa rf VrrvTI Longwood By Ja Ifammond Phone VA l-J M l • * • Mobile X-Ray I'nit Ixmgwood rendrnt* received the free the it X-ray here, to­ day, between the hour* II a. m. — 2 n. m. The mobile unit «** ata Honed In front of th* hotel. Ill) ( Ink Meet The Home- Demon motion club met today at the Civic League Hall at 9; Jo a. m. The program 'Lost' Bus Found; Might Roll Again TA M P A I C P IH - Tho wayward bu* from Kankakre, III , may be on the move again toon. Mr* Victor Curtia, whole bu* company eaecutive h u a b a n d drove the bu* here to eirape Kankakre mditora. aaid publicity about their arrival had ipoilrd chancel of "finding obicurity." "Now that the atory ia out, » r may have to move again," ahe aatd. Tampa bank official*, acting for the Kankakre City National Bank, found the Curtiae* and their nine children living in a houie here late Tueaday. The tM.OOO air • conditioned bua in which thry Bed lllmola wav park­ ed outiide. The hu* waa the belt of a fleet of aeven owned by Curtia. who waa the prtaldenl of a Kankakee bualine. The family got out of town Feb. 19 under the prexure of debt* and an lllinola Commrrrr Commiiiion finding that aome of the buvea were faulty. Three other bua company drivera, two of them with their fami lire, fled at tha aame timr in two other buaei. One of the driver* haa relumed to Kankakee but the whereabout* of th* o I h e r ( (till are unknown. Mr*. Curtia indi­ cated they might hava com* to Florida, too. Ex-Boxer Injured Seriously By Cor • aa "Selecting arvl Uaing Ac ceaaoriaa" Attend Mreting Several meml-era of th* Home Demonitratloa club and l/ingwood Civic league attended the rerrnl meeting of the Federation of Wo­ men'* Club* in Altamonte Spring* A covered dish luncheon waa en­ joyed by thoie preaent. Birthday Party Mr. and Mr*. William Young honored their daughter. Becky, on her loth birthday recently. Colorful decoration* carrying out the George Waihlngton Birthday theme were uied an Individual cakea and in favor*. Prire winner* during the game w in d were Connie Swofford and Harry Chritiian. Enjoying Ice cream, cake, nut*, randy and punch wero Janice Rrnningcr, Carolyn Peter*. Connie Swofford, Karen Lyon*, Alyaon Johnton, Ann and Lynn Carlton Cheryl Strong. Prtacilla and Virginia Chriatian, Robert Eldridge. Peter Pyne, Craig Young. Harry Chritiian and Dean Stine baugh of Orlando, Adult gurila were Mr* II. It Chritiian and Mr. and Mr* lla mrr Chritiian Jr. of Orlando. Would-Be Kidnaper Faces Extradition TAMPA fliP !)— Thorne Kling, tought h«t year In connection with a plot lo kidnap the wife of Ring Cfoaby. waited extradition lo California today on rhargea of robbing a lot Angctca auper markrt of JI3.OO0. The 41-year-old Kling waa ar retted at hi* trailrc home by FBI agent* here carlv today. He wav not expectrd to fight cxlradi tion. authorlttr* **id Kling waa wanted for the armed robbery of a large aupcrmarkrt in Lakewood. Calif., tilut tevrral other rohberica In the l-oi Angclc* arra. Radio Not Needed, Probe Gold-Plated ------------------------- I fr'W JND £5 I" W SGEV M HAS FALLEN ALLCM r o *2 AHV Y , y v r' M o f T Hn Os M ferrrr vy ( L E T S H A -r A L TH A T TK'SCA*; M A M WHEN t O CC SS r ~ ~ \ CO.S-J V i * t % i .; f f l ^ b i ' X ' T k v ,u * W ASH IN G TO N M I T ) — The ip irr probe launrhed toward* the moon early Tuesday waa gold-plat­ ed lo eliminate the nerd for radio antenna* protruding (mm the cone thaprd inilnuurnt paekage. (Job! i* an rvccllcnt conduetor of radio wave*. With the thin plat­ ing aurrounding Ihe protie'a file r-1 glaa* covering, ita whole aheli aervrd aa an antenna. LOS ANGELES (U P D -J Im m y Carter, 33, formrr world light weight boxing champion, wa* ururk by a hit run driver late Turiday night and teriouily In Jurrd, police reported. The fighter waa found lilting In the middle of the atreet one American famllic* owning life block from hit houte in a dated condition. Poller aaid they havr Iniuranre received lientfil* of 17been unable ao far to find any 713.000,000 In 191*. compared wdh ta.Ul.ooo.om in 1937. wltneaiea lo the accident. Orders now being taken for copies of Ihe Sanford Herald piriohial toWiidJ: suUiion F or th a put <3 y a a ri of tha S anford K hu Herald bun to tha custom publiah annually a pictorial tourist adition, which will cover all phases of INDUSTRY k AGRICULTURE, HOME BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOLS & CHURCHES. SPORTS, NAVY ACTIVITIES, SEM INOLE COUNTY AND CULTURE Wa vein mall this Edition anyw here In th# world for you on the d ate of publication for ...._____ . . . , 25 Be sura and plan to send your friends up north a copy o f this annuat to u rist edition so th a t th ry can see Just w h at a wonderful place Seminole County la , Ihe M im l Herald kr C a ll oh 204 W . lat Street fihinq yojuB y — FA 2-2611 O ^ r r s T lW * • L J-: * L .i * �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS m CLASSIFIED INDEX 1-MARKET BASKET 11—FOR RENT IA—ROOM A BOARD J—BEACH RENTALS 4— WANTED TO RENT 5—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE E-MORTGAGE LOANS 7—REAL ESTATE WANTED 9 -F O t RENT She 2-FOB RENT WEI. a k a AP Aa TVEWTI: rweena 4 ROOM unfumiihed apartment pnrate batha. 114 f . Firwt ftL Acjltr only. Available after Mirch 20th. 3*M W. 3th. St. Furntahed Ap*. 3on Park Ave. ROOM for rent with kitchen pn 3 BEDROOM, firat floor apart­ vtegei, for lady or couple. Ph ment. unfurnuhed. k i t c h e n FA 24)771. equipped. 123 Park. Apply 113 Park. 3 ROOM — Furniahed apartment 1*3 rn per month—ultUtir* in 2 2 Bedroom H oumi — rail 6— M IS C E LLA N E O U S eluded Phone Lake Monro* Inn FA 2 6043 S—FLOWERS * PLANTS FA 2-3106. SIIRL'BS 2 BEDROOM Hou*e. Call FA 2 3431 IS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT FURNISHED apartment,. Mart i 11—AUTOMOBILES Furniahed apartment —tile bath— Nrtle Court, 2344 Orlando Rd tk a iu k k s FA 2 32*4 hardwood floor*—private—adult* 12-EOATS A MOTORS —602 Welt 27th St. 6 ROOM furniahed apartment IIFARM SUPPLIES A Phone FA 24)733. MACHINERY FURNISHED apartment. FA 2 2600 14—PETS • LIVESTOCK • SUPPLIES 3 BEDROOM home — kitrhen DUPLEX — Furhiihed. 3 room apartment with bath. 143 month U — A R TIC LE S W A N TED equipped, for information, call y* W. (th. FA 2 339* 14— PLACER TO EAT A FA .2 36*0. IT—BEAUTY PARLORS 1L—FEMALE HELP WANTED 3-ROOM—unfurnnhed apartment, APARTMENT—2 Adult* — no am mala—gaa—electririty avallahlr 15— MALE HELP WANTED kitchen equipped. Vlelionvllle Pi FA 2 2447—T. T. Kelly , M—MALE OR FEMALE and 13th, 230 00, ph FA 2 2739 11—WORK W ANTED APARTMENT—furniahed, 3 room* 11—BUSINESS halt, hath, private upttair, LARGE 3 bedroom, t bath furn OPPORTUNITIES lived houar with eatra yard On adult, only, 307 Tark «Ave. 2 1 - SPECIAI SERVICES 14:h. St. To re*i>on»lhle pruple 11-PIANO SERVICES lot with own light tlio FA 2 **6M 14 A—BUILDING CONTRACTCRS Iloutctrailer meter available. 112 per month, 11—ELECTRICAL imiplr. Corner ttnura A 1792 EFFICIENCY—242.30. 4li Patk CONTRACTORS FA 2 3176, Mr,. VAethermglon. 22- A—BUILDING, REPAIRS, 9—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 23B HI ll.DI.NG SUPPLIES4 ROOM and hath home, unftirn IT—NOTICE • PERSONALS i*hed. In Ijke Mary. 230. II—ARTICLES FOR SALE COUNTRY CLUB monthly. FA 2 or FA 2 6271 22—FURNITURE A 3 BEDROOM—Kitchen equipped— HOUSEHOLD MANOR 174 Pmeerrtl Dr. Ph, FA 2 34V* 1A—LOST AND FOUND 2 Hcdrnnmn F lorida Room + |a . I — F.H.A. - Justice Dept. Credited For Little Rock Problem NEW YORK lUPIf — Former llrp. Hrmiki lla>» (D-Ark.) today blamrd a rigid hattdteff policy »*( the U. S Department of Juilirc for the 1917 »(beol criala In Lillie Rock IL) •, defeated by ■ writ* In •rgiegalionnt tandulalr m Inat fall'* election, ha* written rd hit effort* to mediate the federal* atatr rriait in a book, "A South♦in Moderate Speaka,” In be p»JO- Connecticut Wins Tournament Berth Uallrd I’m * International Connecticut joined the lirlil fur the NCAA major college ba*krt ball tournament t o d a y while Princeion and Dartmouth prepar H lor a playoff meeting that util dreide the I*y league reprrirntativr In ihe »ame champion ahip nrxl wrek Uonnrrtlrut w r a p p e d up ill ninth itraight Yankee Conference title and an autnmaltr hid to the NCAA plavolf* by turning bark Rholc Wand. 17 63, Wrdnndiy night at Kingiton. it, I. Jack Hote. Al Cooper and John Pipr/yniki earh *corrd 1* point* for the aic tnrioin lluikiri Prinrrton and Dartmouth fin lihed in a tie for firit plare in Ihe Ivy l-eagur when the Tlgrlt edged I’rnn. hi **>, on a Ja*t min tile free throw by t art Hrlr and the Indian* defraleil liman, 74 M A ’ neutral court'* ptavnff gamr will be played at Yale'a Payne Whitney Gym Saturday night. Common Mock* lt>ted on the New York Stork Earhange paid rath dividend* totaling SS.Tlt 467.(60 in 1931. one per rent Iru than in 1937 for Ihe firtt »ucb rlerlme in I? year* li.hed by the Univartity of North tarolina Preu. A irrlion of It appear* thi« week in Iflok mag*lire under hi* llgnattlre. Hay* .aid that after the New* port. R I., meting which he artanged between Pre*tdent Et*enliowe- and Arkania* t!ov. Orval E. Faubu* he bad the unea*y ftellng ’ ‘that we were leaving loote end* ” He taid Herbert Brownell, then attorney geneial, "tremed to have blockrd a def­ inite commitment to work for drlava in further court action" and that Brownell a ' rigidity" gave him forbodingi. Ha) a *ald a major Mumbling block to agreement on Ihr eiplo•ive *ituat«on came to be “ the at­ titude of the Juitic* Department, which would make no commit­ ment out to take Faubua to court." On the day Ihe Nrgto children reported to Central II gh School, Hay* wrote. Supt of School* Vir* gil Rlottutn Irlrd <« have l X. mar that* a»*ignrd to e>c*»rt the ihildien — a tark the local polite had balked at in the ten*e aitua tlon. Thi* e»cort *■• refuted by the Ju*tlce Department. Ila>* •aid ••Technically. that may have hern correct." he wrolr. "It would take a ruuit decMon lo make tute— but I believr that time the federal government W a t reiporalhle for Itltmom'a ptedicament the ledrral government ihould have acted affirmatively and imaginatively to protect him, ar-d lu uphold it. own euurt'a orderc with nvil, mt military, pow­ er.'' Campanella Back, As Dodger Coach VEBO BEACH, rta. (Ul’lt Roy Campanula it bark In barnett today, but III' Harnett hat changed from the ma*k and mitt with whirh Campy helped guide ihr tJudgrra to half a doirn p«'*t war pennanti $28o°° fta n to ri U rrati *828( T only $£7*50 monthly 4 Block* Welt Of French Avenue an 20th Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY 0 0 * 0 W. R. -Bill" ^TEM PER A**»ey Realtor A Inmrrr Alice. Laura B. Oiler, IL E. Taffar Ariel! Price. Ererttt Harper Phone FA I 49*1 US N. Park ® # Q RAYM OND M. MALI. REALTOR A I.NSl KOR most- / %n A K l r* I I 'll A Mi»i.ins*i tf O P P ' *| « I It* H<, I'lt tnl iff 1« It. M. IN • t I'K .Y M H NM I | | | At |||« 1' r f * F l i l A H l • * | | | T m ; » T %T» •»** » t.•11. 11*ft To i: |l. fit'NM* A0*1 |#K.\ NW •i' ■ Ih i v»ir# *r i •i'* i •», a ml |f 0# 4I M A P liJ a i'if A* * I f I ’l l I 11> • » • 111* r | * a i t i t • 1 1 # i i n I iii» i-». i ft 111it «i 2.S44 7'rench Av» SUNLAND Estates South PINECREST ('miventionnl Financing: Down I’aymenls Low As S100 W e G u a ra n te e IVraonal S a liifa c tn m «>r Y o u r Money C h e e rfu lly R e fu n d ed . In I*Ia» 11#*#•L , |*•c* * I* » I » Fe| a t I iir «*. rtnriiiA T pi* nai ur» «f i ft • ■ ■ * filMH CATIAin f .... i,.| t ri i | | | . * ( A. Hill « «.ti t 11 HI, .a t ( . !• I I I *" A h O t A i f A A*, i I I f -I in l i f i i r l 1 | Cor. IIwy. 17-92 & 2Tlh SI. I'hone KA 2-1501 Th* Aims of like » ••ili Vi« • I t ■II I . • If * I f 11 ho <f A l I ' l r e n i t In •»*♦« * --. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. , j, • nunlk I'lnrili Th* IF IT IS H E A L ESTATK; tilt* t ||te iiM tA M - t S l y % ft Hi'I-lM \<i »-Ilit ft * ; ,, I, , . ■<* Ciumky A Mnninth iM .rifi.il,, V H o in iiff •* ii pi tii \ ^ I ** #' A'• I *#I '*rt*I.«T||• T ' r *1•• at 111 -Suuih Park I’h. FAS t<. •i vard low FA 2 7M 1. down payment. DOWN trf r t i O n r e AnrJ - 119 S. Magnolia Ave. n»f( #.f ' a1 4 >M Slant «r iHnini m l ft r*ft •lien 'em difiiftrrl not *'* filft'l iNftill kf i riMf. fl Tii us# Nook Jr th* L o t t tl au if t b n r u k N lr .’ih VftH t l 1 YlftPrN FA 2-6321 ll »‘p fftiffl (<1 liv (N* •iilrrvftnl, tie ' • f t t « 4 (fttir « r . I* \ v W i\ il l apmb eftftPrl |J |* the \ | ,„ t • BIG V A LU ES LAKE MARIE Craprv illo A*e A v n iln h le NOW IN D ellA R Y I la laUR %» S.J50 DOWN llndurfri t A 3 Ja 4 ili»s in |l V l*t Tlle*l b i t Ii* . Mdnt Itiftliim t)u«lit> framipt. 1*1.1 s; |hi rttn ifn irn fr «f k IDI Within 2 block* of Dr llerv Plala, a rnm plrlr Sh.qiping Center. W. Ii. V||llei. Developer Sale* 4111 lie lit**. II - »; Denary I’ Ll* I’h Mi a o>;I or NO a G il a till »js N O R T H OF SAN FO R D ISAVE* m Farm A l.arden t eater S . J J - Kmt, C. on large, nearly >a acre Ini Baling*. liearing ritrui treea, mtely furn IDftMK S E L L E R S lihed tno. If vmir homo I, prlred right, » r Immediate |-n,ir»*ion R h o n e ran iel| it for you! Why not FA I ’>121 for appointment. try u»7 Eaduiive with Open Mon. and Frt. (ill • P. MFARM ER’S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Rraltar StunHtrom Realty I,. II. Whitmore. A««te. H f.R R E iT STE.NSTROM Rrititeird Hroktr 114 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 I t S RISNF.R After howi FA 2 2411 or f A 2 *111 Briiams lir£ c »l rrmaimni col nay. Nigtrla. la achtdultd lo gatn lit Independence on Oet. 1, 1900. lA T T IE B R O A D W A Y Ha population of 33 million live* IAKEFRONT: nmdern 2 bedroom KEN T O K H I.T P in an area the airr nf T r i a l and home with double g*rage. 1 Avaoviale* New Mexico combined. FA 24132. « | HI K. lark Ph. FA IUI4 * New Si | ’tied F u rn ilu re and ApplianeM Mather of Sanford I'Ll,.VI IlINt. HE V TIM i ANNUALS ftftt Celery A«*. T he ONLY F IIA Financed llnntr* FA 2 0AM W OODRUFEk ESTATES JEN KIN S F U R N ITU R E 4tfl Sanford Ave. ri.U3lltl.NG ll»ed furniture. appll»ne»t, toll* Contrarting A Repalra etc. B<vight-*nld. Larry’a Hart Free K*tiniate« 213 Sanford Ave Ph. FA l-4l»t R I . IIA IU E Y 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 23*1 2in 209 F F irit St. Ph. F A I-O tU . ,, wait I O NIll I U IM N C Ity.Vt I I I l I. DIKII i.V ltD F N S ( ( |S | , , n Jrll, n i c v i n WORK l o - l OST AND T i l l ND SA N FO R D M O W ER SHOP , M , , inf , F I 2 4142 LOST line hoy'* Ml.-yr't li lt H*. FA 2-M76 I V 2 1422 *>r II—Vuiomubllr* A Trailer* 2.1 ft aluminum Joe C. I l.o hi a* FA 2U64’» lia ile r Sat rlfire for ca*h b* . — — - , _ owner Lived In le** Ilian 12 **— ' ^ L ” -il!. month* Camp Seimnole. San r |AN„ gi NING A REPA IR IN G »n'<1 M. I.. HARMON 1923 lit It K — 4 dr ■penal, radio and heater. STD Tran*nii**ion *er* g.h.d condition, une owner. 2 tone white and blue, 2lpt no phone F A 2 .**91 Bed. J i*. IDcjln*. Wa* tail in vbind* ef High School, C*a l-e identified llrward Phoaa I t 2 4*n or FA 2 2*'l. Plumhiiiir til* Repairs Yellow atone 1023 Sant* St l.o.ST Walker* Hound, female. No collar. ,3n*wer* to the nama nf Alder. Red tan with rabbit >addte lurk t all FA 2 3^3 and reieive LIB E R A L HEWAIID. **•*■ r ' AIlrr 5 w •’ I ( v jn n h i m ; i 4in. j t m c t i Oi i Big Sala Oa — — lAJST— LEASE. I . i ervthing Furnilure Center. E,,r .aipenlry, iialnting, »ereen inr ii.uflng, and pla*trr repmr. 41a*«lfied Di*play a*i>halt tile, a*Hr*tot aiding, niaiunry or wood itep*. levtlinr and tepairing gaiage* and wtreking rail I \ 2 41'Jtf. 12- B O A TS and MOfOKS ik—vrttcle .s n v v T rn , . . . GOOD ii«ed e*r for (I Magnolia alter 3 *1 p tn _ FLOOR - II-B E A IT I PAHDORS HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FA 2 574* 103 So dak la FBMAI.P. HKIP HANfF.lt *aodmi ,nd A. Sanford Food Fair Now accepting appli­ cations f o r BACI BOYS. Apply t o ­ morrow at the store. tl—Work Wanted I'amting A t FA 2 792* HOM ES * Ijuirl Contm unily • N ear G olf Cotiree $450 Down INCOME TA X SERA ICE AAm. II Aturra* llll Celrrv Ave FA 2 1394 ( lu.eit sundae f ault. Drug Store Male Help vatawix* RAVENNA PARK M i l I* RK— I’MtSON VI H it lift G IR L S over « Apply .1 l)rW (J| rl 1 ,|,jr„ ( l, „ k, avipply |icf*io at Fig 'N AkIt**tte­ 9*r Ruuimllat 4 Andcrvnn — st MKVV f milling Cleaning. *MI*| Serrtng .seminole County *.nta 1923. H. M. Glraton Lake Mary .*. Ironing, toe a. tic FA 2 7241. R O M E S K K K K RS If vini ran't find "y o u r" kind »l l.ON. Park Ave. Do ) \ 2 rti.’J Rahyail or iron. FA 2 i!2i burnt luted fur *atc, why nut ♦fliftp maulN• Jhe «imt nf I N ft f i t t t t * u b f le ft 11r, ■» * t WH I ft (•>.*) ) t # PRICED*TO S H I, i. tin. lovely vuit our office, and rherk nur CLERK—TYPIST. I’h. FA 2 1374 F$rh •Ift1id nr 4fTuftir| flit k! It tn up in date irlertion of fine home 2 HR mavonry country home, •Wit M *1 *‘lftll fttft’t (Wi* |t1g•e* <f»f«»ter( l et # n f aftt*t f ' m j n r i . t,. •N* ■ ••iinii i u 4i* e.f N# m |n n 1# ft. i , ■ •nH T f f fan*ftrt• nf f a We SUPER TR A D IN l. POST Th FA 2 M77 M l t on all 1939 mudlei f *inniite J m.DltOOM. CH. kitchen, dm miitui«, tnvati A Gatnr tradri * 2. I I.I t Tltli VI. SERV'D I S S| mple I’rlrr. mg loom kitchen e*|uipi»d 1 ROSA L. PAYTON Va.1 •rrren (Hirrh, utility room. M* It'll Me rllitr .30 hp •*» •••IlfIs I the* e I......... ... a Hcgfalrred Heal Fltate HrnV.r « lotjal* fPorn oriel t . eiuiAi ,n | 21UI. k .k lU lM (L E A N E R REPAIRS t«nv Fatit**in tl hp W Santa St. Ph. FA 2-130I-i:-9; at »l »watha . e i n f . e e * ' » ! • t i t l o » . 11.A | | * . ,, 9 , hftat Jim . l'*3 16' 1 urnerrraft t p l l r l r o i p s f l ».*• * **H t It4m »M unfinivhed frame hmi*e I.iai Cialnr tiaib-i IIVl A f A lllG l km , I f l 1 h e » l. c t t # „ , ' . i , q , , I Jl vr t UMPI.ETI Ii Free pit kup. Work guaranteed on large lot 4 mile* Wfvl uf • 11 . % ,M N 1 7 M »*l,I»I N . , "Gateway lo the Waterway" M.W 3 lirdi.KJm lmu*c diiwrt FA 2-4;*3. 1 ■'' s • I 1,1f,lf i i f i ■ ■i IV • ' M ii| Santonl, i'll III 4rt Deep wrll A V o iie Fvin cu de Deate•no •** tiA frltk f • ( <t1 r < af e. , » Include* rlnung inti* I,.,* • n lir Y ..G m * r t, . ..fO G r rter trir pump, F A ? 142* ROHSON SPORTING C.oflfts Ilouia S'lilng • y..rctrle h e r'ire monthl) 111A term* yi.plun. n , 1 •Ith D e r k .,F ts|* r - k j p » t « -f IA4 ’ -I r !•• Pkaaa FA 2 *94 Sid \ ihlrn M f*/ « fmP'r •AAfAof >iAiie* * . •pare heeter. w aler heeler 3 BEDROOM i n. living A dining flA lflliffo 4't n r n t ji O h .p * r.» » # R AN D ALL E L E C TR IC 0> Venetian blind*, and lan.l.a apmc loom, kllihrn equipped, fanuly !9V7— 12 111’ Elgin Motor and *M HI'AM ippkAM h*»*| * FV 2 I>9I3 Of I'A fu ro 11.0 T « t h d « « a. f \ | , f included llra.lv t.a nunr in iin room, 2 bath*, quiet neighbor | , J(1g |,gP „r » _ | | 75« * _ Murray' 112 Magnolia ^ l|tfr# tn M i ii*. t Il.ualte, near Mrllonvillr Pin.nr hio*l my limit*, f 14,30b. til • GO l*fl» I ''At« f* •«... Lewi., f rame, iradei I’ai k. - j y m II H IM . - Itf P V IItH s n r * t # .| A t o l n o l k |. feel ( h o . ,r FA mortgage. ll?iil down or leriur Sanlurtl. t la PAINTING dte. »e t h (ho •;«,». (ala LIIHIJJ. II/II.R, lluiMrr I V 2 l»'« Ti i* ••’ tie ?§< f f Pi« » t , # lU rriftt £dwL& fieddinq • r i I M BIM . A III A T IM i INC SANFORD Phone FA 2 7*91 73223 A Z A L E A S In Bloom. Large Selection from 39r or 3 for It ifl (• RAPKVIEEE n u r s e r y Sm ! FOR $395.00 D ELIV ER S SELL I S YOUR FURNITURE • We HUY the Moat • We SELL the MoaS • rl|»tN *|| r»f flit f i ll ( i f >.f.*p 1: f J,H lu ll* .| i«i Ar I f ail * ■', G l . u k A V**yj «ey.| M i H i l f * -ay g , «a | , r , , *J to re Midway » - l LOW lilts. I'l.k N IS Echols Deluxe 3 Room Group IIFDROOM: Bookcaae Red — D reaaer with M irrur— C hrat of Drawer* — 10 Year G uaranteed S p rin t and .Mol Iren* !•— F U R N ITU R E and llllt SFIIUl.D (.OOP* • QUICK CREDIT W DIETRICHS — BEALTOR M A Y F A IH SEC I ION; Spation* 3 • EASY TE R M S Maintenance; Fill Mrlhvin—\ elm« tionrtlrr. bedrooni (urni*lied home. Own­ t omplete lawn Feritliirr. Spravlng. vt n w I n C WILSON - MAIER Adelaide II M«*e* — Atmriilet, er. F A 2 UK** JOHN Ml,M>lERSE 1901 Park Ave FA 2 531 New And U*ed Furnitura a. V lo K M .V t.E I DANS tilt Willow Ave. FA 27IH7 311 E. Firtt St. FA 2-3622 2 BEDROOM l it Inline: Florida It l*M tu Stno.Otn available for X1A--PI.L m RIM. *m ROOFING New * r*<d Furniture A AppU* room, tlnreroom. kitchen equip ptirrha*r of *«’»..nd mortgage* a.i.e* V Omni Place To i ‘ ti l. T i n svit i .i : pel. venrlun hlindi. Frni ed Del.ucun. Temple 1 4W2 or BUY S ELL or TR A D E REWARD D IM M ; ROOM: Idirge 36" * 60" Table — 6 C haim . Choice of Colora. I ’nurir** O ffice Supply 117 So, Magnolia T \ 2-1441 F ?3lh St Foodmart Bldg SOI TIISIDF. I.VI N DR O M VT Seminole Realty If... 11 * I *a M M Todav, Campy • harrier* u a roti.ai.i* MVJOU ItRIMYN R E A L T Y ’’ • • • l i p * ' fv l . t l i i e . i * HR lit, kitrhrn equipped rnr wheelchair and a nerk heare. the in H e m t n . '• f V i i n f t . »J*»t *U Realtor nrr Ini Mn pmt IS* '•! rreult uf hit crippling auto acci­ *•f #1Ik• f * fo u r • -. .» * ..it* # Fa 2 tun. F;»t 4<>a. c.,ii» l.t k E M k R Y dent In January of 1232 11' 1I !VHh'pa-,H 1(1T T , - ar | die ] A 21*4 I Ph. FA 2 3737 nr F A 2 IMI Campy ran on b>r>g»i *wing the re * ■<14 I *n «j r | a t tt mm if *. r *1 B * . m i n [ . J. I,, i m i m v , S heriff or ft— —* v ain 11# * big hat The mobility in hi* hand* 17yr., 3 It F.IHit HiJ| home ja'h*i kilrhei Br*t Buy In Ihe Stale Of Florida Seminole Counly will pay and arm* i» impfovirg daily, but I f E »H#oL f u « r | . A. I» l l t t fumtihed. equipped tmw down pa* mem I 2 Bedroom home, r Itf.R.XDOV REWARD of 125.00 for In* he (till la paralysed from the Fdward F Lane Phone • •• a n* >bm • || , Call FA 2 3429 f n anit f o f Mpminnt* . I 3 2 2091 fnrm nlion lending lo Ihe waiu down. *1 »r!<U Hut Ihe winning ■pint of the Merfk, T. \ifrlrr» BY OWNER -2 hr framr hn IM 3 UEDIKrOM, P i bath located in nrreat nml ro m irlio n of man, wh* three time* «»• named I »t c -i I r **t»rl* kilthrn rquipimd. b n , prrtt* 1 £ * |* IriliM nn nny per win dumping Iraah ^ir Nation*! Lrague’a Mott Vatu ti *#-rit p.ingwarxl ReaMirtable down r|4 4 M i Dd im yard, g-»id luealion la V»i , ><h able Player, remairt. It it thit Ai tf t t kpayment and te rm ,; or cnniider • # i t imp |M on Ih r III WAYS OK SE­ or rmall equity and 12 i mo tpirll which may mak* him a val U l ake fttvn#* 4 Aftftduft rent. Write fnr appointment. L. paymerit,. Call F A 2 31*7 rt*t,#1a MINOLE COUNTY. ualtle coach in the Lo* Angt.ea ftfiftndS. II Shepard, (owner», I>nngwood. ^•1" ’tL •Ir a! F*l.( |fr Ii ► pring *amp I I . :• •n*l klftr. h t T « t t r FI*. LAKE! RO.NT IIOVI1, eri-l grr*.r Ideal for country living Star hath, fully Sanford. Hou*n i* i it a bed 2 BEDRDriM, DA V« Ik# I t»i*rI nf I k r I W«U«||| J u 4 | r •tmlanlt | mrr|)( | Urlfta |m t*tn* room,, Da bath* Tilr ll.-.r* eqmpped kitrhen, Florida r<»m iii». and utility room I » t 73' a Its. throughout, ten ral heal firr (ft (#?:•(•(• mf Deep well. 414 Srott Ave plare with heatllator attic l.n IIA h lilG TT ilAlllAliiR M i \\ %f* ltl*N. I »*i r a t f i j Itrreieway and garage Alto < 11 FA 2 2701. 'I* t If I eetillrii) and I'trtnn* |fai. tied *hed with douhie <arp*-rlr I«s I I Gifnt • n r I (# •■>••*.(• lfttifB.«.| * i M I - •«■»#: 2o arrrv land, appruvimatele la 1 ItEDHOOM home with worklhnp ! ••"* *n»i *It h nf Thi) |t» ili refit A douhlr carport# on I arr’ I.IVIND ROOM: Sofa H*H — M alehinjr Chair — 2 S tep in rltruy Small Jake. Price hfifif #•! |rtr| f#f|ifirti| It |irtt#fi ( in land D , mile, w rtt of town. *1I pj t ft' • Glik clalfflft Gr««! rfftitilrtela only 142.300. Table* — 1 Coeklail Table — 2 Ijim pa. Choice of ir.fflO down. FA 2 2716. • W i l l »•**. ftillaftr e>f ft tt 4 i r | > Kftl# ftflftlnftl (Hft M ' G l t ..f l| % it • Fabrlea and Colora. IIIK TT Jl ftl’G ft III mik %\a llltKN, $547.00 Volue 3-2441 WiniLhield Door r,1a*« Not A Cracker Itox ,or the he»t rt iea !n Real E*taie PUMPS - SPRINKLER lleltnng vcivue man ha* aulhnrir SEE C U l.I.E N & HAKKEY SYSTEMS rd u* in idler hi* ahttinclivr All lypr* and tire*, tnatalled W. A. C**t*. Jr Saia*man Hrdrtwm ma»nnr>' home, rf lift N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-3291 •'Da It Ymirtelf" f|u*lity cnn*trurtton, lurre.l WE REPAIR A M ) SERVICE wall,, tiled (ill*, kitchen equip­ MUST S E L L 2 bedroom i'll ft >r S T I N E ped, Kreen porch, largr utility old houtr hllihen cquiptwd. Marklne and Supply to. room. l*4utiful yard all fur acreened Honda room. ’ » bin 201 M. 2nd St I'h I t 2 4422 onlv IV.kat — a* low at lllltW air conditioner. dote In air a'a Quick Ijiundiomat Ser'Ice rfnwn pt* mrnt and mume Hon, I MA C i ' . mortgage. Be Shirti F.mthed In 4* Hour* murtgacr without red tipel Ev duced lor quuk tale. sv.otM Samtone Dry Cleaninr clutur with Call t>riando, tiaidcn 3 21131. VA - FHA FHA In Service 1 ■* ' t i l l h i* « ife h i if g il. t|f» M A it ■! 10 ■!*(• it- ■* , a i . ' k n - n • # n .| % |.f. I \ h \ D H \ • N 9: 'I 11 «* « I . 4 IM I.M 2 | N ] H 1| . n T IN »*», K U l f l t l t l * l * M w r * * Mill • Kt» • IlM lI . «a. I l l A * I. 11 A Itt r l l n V i t j . . . . . if r i | Theatre for V|. E. Ecrguwr. Etp. date .Mar. 19, ’S9. GE Automatic Wa*her. excellent Minditlnn Lncl* GU** "Call IA \ ettl f*1-2*1* GE Elertrle Mange, to tn, egeellent condition $ai NEW r ilcdrooni r » hatha. Fla SERVICE tv.nn down Dl l IVRRf room with 3 extra lot*, partly SenkarlV t.ln*» and I'uint Co. (inorfvear Service S lo rr llim lthr.l Inquire 154 Dogwood u n i t IT 2nd SI. I’ h. FA 2-4422 0 IMAUa rail'll In a m la . V* 4’■in 1 11 Ml So. Park Fk T -3 «l Av r . Orange l'il> — Will con ENVFEOPFS letierhead*. date• lie d . Boy, h c d i,, tlder renting Itebuill ment*. imntcei. hand billt, and Thi* I* a guetl t'*“ lo *he llio program,, ' e t c . Progreivlve Kcminjrlon Portable HKAL E S T A T E r o d SALE Theatre for Mar* Bailey. K»p RH\L KSTA1T. r o k 8A IJI1 Printing Co. Phone VA 2 29M — dale Mar. 19. 'M .toft Writ 13th St $•>9.50 Iteatlnr H a ll" i'hnn* lmmettialc Occupancy A Hat M U S E TTE Spinrt, light walaut, full keyboard, like new. Match­ ing bench. 1393 oo trrm i. Thune FA 2 1971. ALTO GLASS INSTALLED J. W. HALL Hb'ltf < At. *4a'i - t |t | t **l«VIIN #f»4 T II »: Fnl.I^tU |\U |*» • nil |» t.A N I* lA" \T I.|» IN SMIl.NoM • 111 \TY . I I.I HUI* \ t ml • . A, f VI ■* Furniture Mining h Storage C. E. PHILLIPS, Agent WASHBURN VAN LINKS 1300 French Ave. FA 2 IWI RF.AI. EST ITT. DRIVE IN' IN I III; I nil I II • 111 NI • Mil ,T i 1lledroonts— I k 2 lU t h e M V III .11 M M I % I . I H i t I I t m i; mi iitihii»%, i\ I . Cotton A Wool Varna. Nalieaa, Thread), Tape*. H O LLIN S HORRY SHOP At Tha Sign Of Th# Totem Pal* 2617 S. French Aee. Fairbankt Mor*e Pumpt Repair* to all makrx IIOMARl) W. LONG 207 K. Commercial A vi. Phone FA 2 2232 NO NOISE HERE 111 * • ll« N « M l I M l . | Mlla'H A \ l» » lilt M M I M I I L (M l H FOK B ALB ELE C TR O LU X Meaner; late mo­ ROLI.AWAY, llotpital and Baby del with aitachmenti, Ili. iBeda. Day. Week or Month— FA 2-H7I. Tel. FA M i l l . Furniture Center Sofa bed and chair with flip eov* I I I Wen F irtt St era. Ho. FA 2 334*. Teteeuion Tut*e* Teited FrM. Rl.'D-I-.MIV CONCRETE ROLLIN'S HOBBY SHOP Nettled in the ahade of A large tree*, thi* twu bedroom furnl»h At The Sign Of The Totem Pole. Window Seal* — Lintela — Steel Crtl7 S. French A »«Create Trap* — Sand-Dry Weill r*l home wait* for you. VIIII VII E CONCRETE CO. Price liT.Vi to VIR t ll\D1Tll)NiNti I’h FA 2JIM no* F|ni A»e. 117Ml down Total 41on!hly Pa) II. It. I’OPE CO. menl* I ’d?* Th». i« * gurat ra<* in the Kite S. Park ------ FA 1 4IJ4 llnnies Iiesijtiirtl For Moritlit Llvtnp. m» 22-A R T IC L R W Third St. it Park Avenue. South Y'all Call Hall Phone FA 2 1441 3rd Addition. Legal Notice 9-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 2 -S P E C IA L SERVICES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor M EI.I. D R ILLIN G R*> moad l uadqultl. Aitor. FA 1 »1 1 Atlantic Itink Bldg. IA F F -A -D A Y & (Includes ila a ln g ) \\><L, M*r. 4. 1959— Page 7 T u r n \\rnt O n —01 h S i. Follow C o u n try 4Till, Rd, k AAn lrli F or O ur S ifn n . . . OPEN DAILY If—ARTMT.RA FOR f A L l FACT Ilf T in A4IU AI.UMLM'M V E N E T IA N Include* ( Itialng Coal 9:tm A. M. T II Dark SUNDAY BUNDS EnriMCd head Sag prnof bottom rail with pintle end,. I’laatle or rayon tapei. Cotton or nylon cord,. Senkaiilt (.Ins* mul I'uint Co. ill 111 W 2nd St. I'h. TA 2 1«|| Jacket* - B'*uU • Tent* • Luggage .ARMY NAVY SCHI'l.l S SlO Sunford Avpfmp 2:(in I'. M . T i l D ark Skaemaheb l un*t rut.lton L u -. Inc. 211 VAf*l 23lh Street rhune FA 21193 WEIX’OME NAVY AND NEWCOMKRS TO SAM-OKI) *ve invil* you In hr our g u ftls ahnolulcly fr*a wilhout ohllRiiUim nl one uf S an fu rd a lending Molcla whll* yuu localn nutUbl* houaing for you an d y o u r fam ily. P ck up y o u r key a t the Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRA ILEY C o rn e r II**v. 17-9!* X ODHAM, 27th S I. I'rea. ■i t ___ r ft •• U f ti �* ••• * [ eTjCL .. . *r T * -•It * IKdH *Wft GET SERV ICE P IN S — Cecil Callcn, Henry EHcar and W illiam Woolf, left to right, are ahown a f te r th e y received 20-year Federal S ervice Pina. T he presentation was made by i p 1j ■* i CWO Rhea A. Johnson, transp o rtatio n of. flee r at the S .n fo rd N aval Air Station, (U. S. Navy P h o to ) Teachers Paid Less Than Errand Boys W ASHINGTON (U P II - N o cate Cots,'<ms. Hut there did icrm lo about everybody else in tbe roun try w o ran read. It's been In all Tlie witnesses said mint sUlci the p jjir a for days how hard it physics or chemistry teacher has * * h k Job to run errands for have lifted the it*(tint sals ties la lor r ngrrssmrn to get ade­ quate help. for such teichrrs to msyhe 13, The Teamsters TA M P A (U P I or even 13,SOO • year. Thojgh Rep fo-onard G, Wolf ( I ) Iowa), they didn't say so, a eongreisinn- one of tbe apace men. had found Union has won the right to repre­ al page is paid at the rate of it necessary, for intlancr, to pay sent employes of the new Schtitz brewery st Tampa. 14,047. SI3.344 a year to get a qualified As everybody knows, there k helper, in the person of Mrs. a shortage of scientists. The only Leonard U . Wolf, his wife. way to get more is to teach them. Hep. (irorge P. Miller <D Unfortunately there also ta a Calif. I, another member of the shortage of science teachers and •parr group, had got out a little Halted Press leteraatioeal the testimony was lhat maybe half llghler than Wolf. Hil wife, Mra. C H ICA G O — Kdward U. Eddy of those now on the )ob don't Ksther I*. Miller, agreed to work IP., vice president of the Untverknow their buaineas. for 310,042 Oty ef New Hampshire, asserting The House Spare Committee Plenty of House members have l u t most of the nation's college Students have a narrow view of was exploring this problem with lo pay their chief assistants 213,. Dr. Herbert A. Smith, president 314, the maximum allowed In the Morality: ***T* the thinking man, morality of the National Science Teachers House, and a hill Is in the works Mould ba more encompassing, Asaociallon, and Hobert If. Carle now to raise thr lop pay to 314,Mould include integrity, justice, ton. the association's executive 162. A senator ran pay as much secretary. aa 310.300. Mlf ditriyl’y and altruism." Carleton said Rood srlen<-e ‘ BO LLYW O O D — Debbie Key teachers ought to get, eventually, * « A . - her divorce from Bddle 110,000 or liJ.ono * year. He didn't lay specifically what's the moat they now can hope for. Hut be said the average pay of all high school teachera hit $3,000 for HOLLYW OOD— Comedian Bud the first time last year. "You gentlemen know how MMoU, aa learning of tbe death much you have to pey to hire sec­ 1 Ida ea-partner Lott Costello: "What esn I say? What caa I retaries," said Carleton. putting By Marian H. Junes ? It s the worst thing lhat ever his finger, however Innocently, on lirdiration servlets for the rec­ paoad. Poor littia Iwe. Has a very sore spot. Not only did the space runimlt- ently completed Methodist Youth L Ha’s daad • tee members know. Ho did just Center will be held Sunday fir. Jesse Waller, district super inlendent id Orlando, will speak al the clrvrn o'clock aervice at the church. He will conduct the dedication service Immrdialely following the worship hour. Mrs. II. F. Wheeler Sr. donated funds for the construction of the COLUMBIA. Mo.— Former Pres center. Beat Truman telling the Press A haskrt dinner on the grounds Magmas of the World he would will follow Ihe services. tha to be a newspaper Millar so Celebrate Hirthdaya •• could gat what he wants in lh* TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) The Celebrating birthdays Monday. "I don't know whst a frte prraa legislative Counrll his endorsed March 7 were Mrs Kay Dodd, M— I have never teen one. I want a parkage of highway safety hills, Kenneth Malrulin, Freddie Hobha a telegraph editor or one of which included increases in driv- bins, John Evans and Johnny *o blue pencil man. Then I era' license fees to foot the hill. Jonr*. eould gat what I wanted b Ihe pte The legislators — on record Mrs George Means rercive.l against new I axes-said they did congratulations on her hirlhday. not consider thr proposed driver February 2* TO R O N TO , Onl. — Canadian license fee raise to come In this Announce Birth Homlc scientist Dr. W. F. Bald- category— although all admitted it Mr. and Mrs. Rufus J . Mathis •la, nominating the South A m rri- ■mounts to new tales. recently announced the birth of sen killing bug, whlrh ran take A majority Indicated they would a son They are former residrnts IK),000 timet st largo a dosage of not support Ihe raise unless it is of this ronimumty and also have Top your Easier «ulflt with a mdiation at msn, to inherit the lied to supporting additional high­ a daughter. Gall. stunning chapeau, straws, tarih: way patrolmen, driver education in the breath of spring I'riMHials "Bugs Ilk* these would be good programs and other highway tradition. Bedecked with Mrs. Roy Wdsenbarger is again Mndldstee to Inherit the earth safety measures Howrrs and net of eonfined to her home due In ill rflar an atomic war. If msn had very sophisticated. Hie package of lulls is designed ness. assistance like them, be too might to rut down on Florida automobile kilts lads Huddrll, high school *.9 B - 18 .0 0 liability rales by decreasing traf­ teacher, has been 111 with a virus fic accidents, according in Sen. infection. W A H H fN G TO N — Hpraker Ham Joe Eaton of Miami, chairman of Mr. and Mrs Allen Thompson • Dawnrlle glovos, long or la y burn beginning Ins record of ihe council's Highway Safely and grandson, David, were recent short aro a mutt on your freaking 47th year to the House: 1'ommltlre. guests of their mother enrmite list If you're In ho "M'a beta a mighty romantic 4fi One hill would Increase Ihe lo their home in Vero Heaeh nfter wwil > drwssod. general fee ter ■ driver's license visiting the Fair in Orlando *.00 • 6.00 by SO rents a year— lo SI TS a New homos tinder construction, C H IC A G O — T a il driver Marlin person. Tile additional 30 cents Krilaberg complaining lhat hia would go to support a drivrr edu­ h«re, are for the W. A Wards Mlrangt d wife left their JJ cation course in every high and the Thomas HoHingsworths • Trimmings are in the Jewelry Mr and Mrs Erwin Abril arid ttonlhs old baby. Ira, with him to arltiHil. line and we’ve Jewelry to ton, Scott, will be weekend guests go back to strip teasing: match any iwitftt no m a lt^ The course would have to be of their parents, Mr and Mrs. what your taste . . . . "Bhe'e a stripper, all i .*ln. Hue offered, but students would not Mas l-rinhart and Mrs. Geneva Mdn'l even leave me with a pot te 1 .0 0 « 2 5 .0 0 tie required to take il However, Abell. look Ira's food in." no driver under IH could be liren Handy Abell, son of Mr. and aed without passing it. • Handbags by Whiling A Davis, Mrs. Lex Aliell, will eelebrate his C H H 'A G U — Pitot Max Conrad's lovely alumesn, chalk white An additional 23 cents per per­ first birthday, Friday. frtt words aa be left Meigs Field jnesh and the neweei son for delinquent licenses and > M a non-ilop flight In Rome in new Ralph King J r . Tampa, is home Persian prints hags. *3 charge for taking the Me small plane. duo to the illness of his father. driver's elimination would go tc l 7 .9 5 . 17 .9 5 / •This k U. Goodbye buy a." finance a proposed increase to patrol strength of mo troopers and *0 license aaaminers. These LETTERS OF COMMENDATION th ree women have received le tte rs of com­ m endation fo r “service to th e governm ent’* a t th e Sanford Naval Air S tatio n . Present- injr th e le tte rs Is Lcdr, M. L. Beall, NAS supply officer. G etting letters, le ft to rig h t, are Mrs. A nna Travla, Mrs. M axine M cGrelh ) and Mr*. S hirley Hern. (U. S. N avy Photo) wax cited wherein e high school tie a connection somewhere TcamHtcrs Win Vote Quotable Quotes the House?" he naked Conrad Wlrlh, director of Use National Part iervioe. "You know feeling these days runs pretty high" Wlrlh, who thought he detected lhat thk was a Jest, said solemn­ ly he was sure Vie North South contest could not at thia late date, be resumed. Wlrlh took up arms in support of tfic hill alongside spokrtmen for historical societies, Civil War roundtables, civic groups, and tha Hagerstown. Md . Chamber of Commerce, I per cent at whose members in a poll had said (his was on* federal outlsy they fa­ vored. IN A WOMAN’S WORLD SPRIN G BEGINS W ITH TUB M ___ Oviedo Dedication Is Set For Youth Center E Group Okays Hike In Drivers' Fees To Finance Safety t AND OUR ELEGA NT N E W FASHIONS! Otar complete afore haa Moaaotnad forth w ith tha enchantment of spring. You'll discover new fashions In a new mood th a t In more feminine, more curving and more exciting th an b past seasons! Come In and ahooao your rush Inn rfchl, color bright E a ste r ensemble now. Kwaler Corns* owrly . . . and now k Mvt time to start thinking (.bout your Raatav wardrobe. Lingerie • A soft suppk nylon tec# trimmed clip, full or half— or maybe even a can can petticoat. NOTICE f Will wot be re .punsibl* for any dehta incurred by anyone other than myself. Robert B. M ura I will net he responsible for an/ debts Incurred bg anyone ether than myself. Iaidee Labe SANFORD’S MOST COM PLETE ONE - STOP SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS Will Knock on Your Door with G ifts A G reetings from Friendly Business Neighbor* and Your Civic and Social W elfare L ea d en First F E D E R A L AOriMOl 4W LOSN ASSOCIATION SANFORD On the occasion eft Chance of rosMonoo Arrival* of Nowmamvi Sanford Phone FA M 76« R o th Gallagher “W* Invite Charge Account** selection of sad tailored u tm and stylos. May we lu-Jp you? Tlie Welcome Wagon Hostess Feminine brand lines. Large array of tlaoe, fabric*, Tlie year IMS w s s the Brsl tinee 1919 during which no single H O LLY W O O D (U I’J ) — Actress disaster in the U. S. claimed at U t Remick wee signed Wrdnrsmany ss 100 lives. iwy sight la replace Lana Turner ’A Ihe film version of the lest sell Ms norai "Anatomy til a M uidrr." Miss Turner gave up the ferniMn« lead in the film Monday be UUS* she thought the costumes M«# was to wear were not "glamKnus" enough, according to pro flucer-d'rsctor Otln Preminger. •roeeriei In the V. K sold tt,. 9M.0W) pounds nf lei in Hite, an toerease of two per rent over 1M7 And M per teat more than In IBM. a lovely sty ted drvise* AN exquisitely tailored by Accessories Lee Remick Signs To Replace Lana Wo've smartly �-n r C o u n ty T o G e l^ B M s M 0 ^ I n d u s t r y W IN TE R H A V EN (U P D - The Florida Citrus Exposition Saturday for a one-week run Jet Service Slated W it h in *0 d a y «, con stru ctio n Seminole C ounty induatrinl plant. T he Peninsula P ain t and Plastics M anufacturers lne. will produce jusln* and plastics, ju s t as its nam s implies. Ma­ chinery for production already has been purchased. S its of th s p lan t will be announced w ithin a few days. --------------------------------- — Tbs paint factory win ba built that's No Banana, It's Deadly Snake Sanford yesterday had a rare visitor— a deadly South American snake— found in a bunch of ban­ ana* at the KW Fruit Co. The make waa identified aa a voivonous Fer-De-Lance by a Semi« d e High School biology student. Charlea Fox, who laid the IBinch tpeclman would attain a length of sis or aeven feet when fully grown. (•really feared by workers on banana plantation! in Central and South America because of it* potion, the Ferde-U nee la a eloae relative of the North Amer­ ican rattlesnake. Snakra frequently arc ahlppcd G i banana*, but usually arc dis­ covered and killed while banana boat* are loading or unloading. The appearance of the Fer-deLancc aa far Inland ai Sanford la considered eitremcly rare. The make la on dtiplay in the Biology lab of Seminole High School. Search Is Pushed For Bodies Of Two F R ED ER IC K S B U R G . Va. <UP1) — Police gave up hope today that two misting memtwra of a family could still be alive and fanned out from the sawdust pile where a father and his young daughter were found dead in an intenitvr fcunt for the other bodies. Still not found more than St hour* after the pit yielded the de­ composed bodies of Carroll V. Jack tun, 29, of Mineral, Va., and his 18-month-old daughter, Janet Carol, were Jackson'* 27-year-old wife Mildred and their other daughter, Susan Anne, I. The family disappeared almost eight wceki ago. Discovery of the bodies of Jackson and the little 0 p r l led to the belief bene that • sadist had kidnaped the peaceful couple and two little girls and kill­ ed them. by a corporation formed of Can tral Florida businessmen in the paint supply market. President is D. II. (Bud) Hanes, of Hanes Paint Co., Orlando. Other offic­ er* Include vice presidents Jerry Senkarik and J. H. Van Hoy of Sanford, and secretary R. C. Featel of Featel Paint and Wall­ paper, DcLand. Van Hoy released information about Use new industry this morn­ ing. He praised the effort* of J . Brailcy Odham and John Krlder of the Chamber of Commerce. '•Mr. Krider worked very hard for us on this deal, and we feni for­ tunate in locating in our own county," be said. Van Hoy retired recently after 3V years with Bird and Son of Charleston, S. C. He remains chairman of tht board of Cooper River Industrial Park, Charleston, and president of other Intrrrita: Smith Lumber Co., East Albany Lumber Co., Van-Johnson Lumber Co., Flint Homes, all of Albany, N. Y .; Ttfton Lumber Co., Ttfton. Ga.: Fernandina Lumber and Supply Co., and the Amelia In ­ vestment Co., Fernandina. Van Hoy ia vice president of the East Coast Lumber and Supply Co. In Fort Pierce, which baa six lumber yards in Florida. Aa vice president of Peninsula Paint and Plastics, he It sure the new firm will grow "in the good old American way." Defense Boss Says 'Sneak' Would Fail W A SH IN G TO N (U P D — Defense Secretary Nell H. McElrvy be­ lieves any attempt by Russia to launch a sneak attack on the free world would be doomed to failure. McKlroy told a news conference late Thursday that tt would be “ almost Impossible" to carry out Die necessary massive prepara­ tions and launch a simultaneous attack on thousands of targets without being detected. He ssid this element of protec­ tion against surprise attack would *j tin-foreseeable future. -Vntv secretary also warnIf the Soviets start bostilthe West Berlin area they * triggering World War III. Mrr.lrojr mada It plain that he did noi at this moment expect war over Berlin. In fact, hr laid the aitualion there waa not no* at lethal as some previous crises fac­ ed during thr cold war. But he % P AN A M A C IT Y (U I 'l l -T h r e e said that Berlin was "potentially aa construction e s r k r r i drowned very inflammatory” J u s t Thursday when rough water* cap- gurmuy Island and the Middle aised their small boat while they East were last year. were anchoring pipe line buoys in St Andrews Ray, However, a fourth man. Anthony Dutosson of Foley, Ala., managed to swim to safety. The man were member* of a Mel Fleischer, Sanford senior at construction dredging crew work­ Florida State, ii a member of ing on a five million dollar bridge. the FSC golf team, competing to­ % The victims were Identified as day and tomorrow for the inter A. Q. I.assett, 22, Panama City, collegiate golf rhamplonihip at Fred Nobles, 36, Pensacola, and Ocala Country Club. Shirley Hollingsworth, about 55, Other teams enterrd are the also fo Pensacola. University of Florida, Miami, BolDredge Superintendent Victor llna, Florida Southern and Stetson. Cosies said they were working about too yarda off shore when a combination of high wind* and K ii caused the 16-foot boat to turn over. Boat Capsized, 3 Workers Drowned Local Boy Enters Golf Tournament PTA Will Ballot On Stay Or Leave •Rotarians To Hear Kalamazoo Visitor The Hanford Grammar School PTA will hold a special meeting Tuesday night after the regular business session to deride U it will remain with tha National Con­ gress D. W. I add. Geneva, will speak Geneva has voted to withdraw. It waa the first Seminole P TA to do Kalph K s i l l o f l , Kalamatoo, Mich , will lie the guest speaker Monday at the Sanford Rotary Club. Ralston is an automotive parts distributor. A Navy veteran of World War I, he is a trustee of llronvon Meth­ odist Hospital, kal.imaioo College f in d the First Methodist Church, Kala maxoo. Ralston la past president of the Rotary Club, YMCA and Commun­ Groundbreaking ceremonies for ity Chest Hill llamphiU 1* pro­ the York Manufarturing plant will gram chairman for the luncheon be held Saturday. March tf, not Monday. tomorrow, at announced in latt night’s Herald. The public is Invited to at­ tend thr ceremonies at 10 Jo on the building tile near the new American legion building. ® Volusia County Commissioners those the four-laning of U. S. 17 aa tha primary request for the State Road Department pre-bud■et hearing, March II. Cspt. Noel Gayler, aide to the Commissioners said the traffic count Justifies four-laning High­ Secretary of the Navy, U taking way 17 south of Del-and to San­ a refresher course in jet aircraft al Ramey Field. ford. During hla brief slay In Sanford Capt. Gayler will fly the AID with V AIM. A veteran fighter pilot, be served la the PacPlc dur­ ing World War II and Korea. Ha holds three Navy Crosse* and The Faster Lily Ball win bt other citations. held al 9 tonight ia Dm Mayfair On completion ai kia duties aa Inn ballroom. aid# to Secretary Ibom ai S. Proceed* from the event will Gates, Capt. Gayler wiU take com­ go to the Crippled Children So­ mand t t an attack carrier. He ciety et .Seminole County. and Mr*. Gayltr are gueata t t A floor show will be featured, CapL and Mra. Ja m ri Hamate. ^ s jrwD at dancing to the music They will return ta Washington York Ceremonies Sloted March 14 Volusia Chooses Four-Laning Of 17 Gates’ Aide Gets Refresher Course fa s te r Lily Ball Scheduled Tonight ijm * vdL XLIX AN f.’ftiu d VroM Loused W ira W D K Pr-N D K N T DAILY W VW 9PAPKR fcotabllahod 1*08 FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 195* tto * SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 886 NEW Y O R K ( U P D - Trane vice between New Yoet and Ben Francisco, March SO. Borgmine To Marry . HOLLYW OOD (U P D -A c t o r Er neat Borgnine will marry actress Easy Jar ado In September. Consul Kin Nabbed MIAMI (U P D — The mother and sister of the Haitian Consul in New York have been charged with petty larceny for shoplifting here. T aft Memorial Set Ike, Congress 'Firm ' On Berlin Nikita Determined Eisenhower Given ( Con Kidnaps Four To Run West Out, Pledge Off Support In Freedom Flight Diplomats Declare WASHINGTON (U P D -D cdlca lion of the Robert A. Taft memo BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U P D — A I taid the car driven by 28 year old rial bell tower on Capitol HiU has long term convict who kidnaped William Smother*, who waa aervbeen set for April M. four person* tn a flight for free ing aenlencea totaling 186 years, L E IP Z IG . East Germany fU P D dum abandoned hi* hostage* and was found near a ferry landing — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ hi* stolen car today and police just across the state line in Ten chev's postponement of hit May L I T T L E ROCK. Ark (U P D net see. He was believed trying to 7T deadline for the West to quit Suit* police launched a full scale called bloodhound* and a hcticop reach Chattanooga, Tern., where Berlin merely postpones the Ber­ ter into the search. probe today of the tragic reform The Alabama highway patrol he haa relatives. lin crista and does not ease it. school fire that killrd 21 Negro The Alabama patrol ordered all Western observers said today. boyi trapped behind locked doors. available units tn North Alabama Observers who heard him apeak to tha scene. Bloodhounds from j Thursday got the impression he ia the Chattanooga division of the In deadly earnest about forcing BONN, Germany (U P D — Sale* Tennessee patrol began tracking the West out of Berlin. They taw of cigars are on the Increase In Smothers, and a highway patrol nothing in whal hr said to Indi West Germany dur to a fad by helicopter flew to tha area from rate any new prospect of a cold housewives to join their huibanda Nashville. war agreement on anything but * i in aa after dinner smoke. The convict, armed wnh a pa hit own trrms. The city of !.* Pas. Bolivia, wn* In his second l-eipsig speech quiet last week, according to Fred trolman'i tvvolvcr amt described as "dangerous," took a veteran Khrushchev offered lo postpone Wilson, local attorney, who had LA K ELA N D ( U P D -T h r citrus patrolman transporting him from beyond May 27 hit plan for turn­ industry, temporarily b l o c k e d visited his daughter, Mrs. Wil­ KUby prison, Montgomery, Ala., ing over controls of West Berlin's liam Leahy, at her home there. from coloring oranges, moved “ I saw no aigns of anti-Ameri­ to Birmingham for trial, a trusty, lifrlinea lo the East German* If along at almost normal today. Re­ can -feeling while I was in La and a married couple as hostage* the West It "negotiating sensibly" lief is expected next week. by then— possibly through a for­ Par," Wilson said. " I met a de Thursday. lightful lawyer and doctor who ^ ' " a n «*»* * * « . “ Mr eign minister* conference. But behind his speech was as were very friendly. Of course. I No*> J- Kfllh of A LB A N Y, N. Y . ( U P I » - The wouldn't have understood If pro Birmingham, and the trusty, Ted tough and uncompromising a cold NAACI* warned Gov. Nelson A. pie had made anti American re­ Easley, were released at Flat war challenge as ha aver deliv­ Bock, tn northeast Alabama, a- ered. Rockefeller Thursday that Nrgro marks " voters throughout Ibe nation aie He warned the West that If It Rioting broke out ia La Pas bout 1 a. m , after more than II watching hla performance. continue! rejecting his own term* after Wilson had returned to San­ hour* in Smothers' custody. Mrs. II. It. Tidwell of Flat Hock ha will go ahead and itgn a tap ford. Wilson said he felt the situa­ taid the four reached her house arata peace treaty with Commu­ LONDON (l*i D — Britain boast­ tion couldn't be "loo scrioua", as about a half hour later "culd. nist East Germany and (old the ed today of a revolutionary radar his daughter and her husband and exhausted They were West not to consider using force device that would allow a group of left unmolested for Ascuncion, too nervous to eat but they did in tha Berlin crisis. Once the Soviet I'nion signs a four planes to map the entire U. S Paraguay, during the days of drink some coffee " on one cron-country flight. peace treaty with Eaat Germany demonstration. Leahy ia an en­ thr West will have no more Irgal gineer, and went lo Paraguay on right In Berlin, hr said. The 1943 business. Potsdam agreement on Berlin'* D U R B AN , South Africa ( L T D During hi* South American visit, occupation rights will no longer — Authorities said today that 23 Wilson journeyed lo Cochabamba, ha valid, hr said. were killed. 23 Injured Thursday former heme of the l.eahy». and when a bus left the road on a flew to Santa Crus. Mrs. I-eahy curve and plunged Into a deep Is the former Frances Wilson of Sanford. ravine. Two 8rininole High tiudrula Fire Probe Starts Cigar Sales Boom La Paz Was Quiet, Sanford Man Says Green Orange Selling Watch It, Nelson Could Map All U. S. 26 Dead, 23 Hurt Pioneer Long Gone WASHINGTON (U P I i-A m crica lost contact with its first artificial planet at 10:24 a. in. today, near­ ly It* days and more than 400,i f i tniir# ails* l'lc..ee, l\ was launched lo Ra orbit around the sun. U. S. Policy Hit In 'Mix' Hearing N ASH VILLE ( U P D - A member of (he county school board at Clin ton, Tenn , scene of rioting and a school bombing, told thr U. S Civil Rights Commission today that policing of federal court or­ ders to Integrate schools ia a federal rcspontibllty. R. G. Crossno made the state men! to the flveman commission at the first conference on the problems of school desegregation ever called by a federal-level agency. Croasno also said thr bombing of a school should be a federal offense and that bombed schools should received financial aid from the federal government. There is no "consistency" in federal court orders to integrate schools, he said. "If segregated schools are wrong In Anderson County they are alto wrong In the other 133 school system*-in Trnncstrc. "I want to make it plain that w# don't want a reward for obey­ ing the order, but the federal gov­ ernment hat shown an indiffer­ ence to school systems that have trird to comply." W. H Oliver, superintendent of Nashville schools, told thr com­ mission Thursday the one big pro hlrm In desegregating schools ia (hat it is contrary to thr will of the majority of the people. He said Negroes were "not in terested in complete integrstion, nor do they desire It.” Cub Scouts Ready For Annual ’Deed' 2 Students Chosen For Talent Search 15 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash M ANAGUA. Nicaragua (U P D — A British - made prop - Jetliner crashed m ar her. Thuiwtay mo^ ment* after takeoff killing 13 of the 19 persons aboard. Four of the _ dead . werr. American . , , Two American stewardesses, Nancy Nletgoda, of Manr.ington, W Va., and Laura Dirrnio, a na'uratiird American from Hamll.on, O n t. escaped serious In­ jury but were hospilatirrd for treatment of etU rm r shock The four-engined Viscount was outbound from Managua to linn dura* and El Salvador al the time of the crash The pilot, the copilot and two passengers— all killrd in thr crash — were Identified a* American* They were (.'apt. Alfred M Vine. K ii? uTks-"HSi O d d ,..................... MO : : ™ . l U t .r Kenneth Tex., and Ionia, N. Cleveland Given Committee Post l ai til •" 'i r i a" i r ' l0A f!.o.h ,m ,To Before this commillrc will come the proposed new constitution and judicial revision proposals Train Bears Down, But He Can’t Win G A IN ESV ILLE. Ga ( U P D - The train was bearing down ao A 7. Armour. 33. derided lo take leave of hit automobile He jumped clear an instant be­ fore Ihe train rrushrd Ihe vrhltle at a crossing here Thursday, lie was to shaken, he said, that he took » walk lo steady his nerves. A short lime later, police ar­ rested Armour ami charged him with leaving the scene of an acci­ dent. Chorus To Rehearse Approval Forecast For States Rights Track Fan Charged In Ticket Change An Orlando man waa charged with lorgrry yesterday when two rashirrt at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club accused him of changing numbers on part muturl tickets Broadus K Hwutlord posted t3o bond after atlidavits were filed with Judge Wilson Ale .andrr by Charles II. I'eartoa amt Don T . Hr >iiold a The two taid Swofford changed the numbers on tv o tickets Wed­ nesday night, and tried to rolirrt $12* on them. The rashirr noticed the tickrta had been altered. He calls it a deputy sheriff when Swofford walked away from the window aflrr being asked to "wait a minute." according to Judge Wilson Alexander. John Frazier Dies In West Virginia John W. Frasier Sr . 83. died at his home in Belle, W. Va.. Tues­ day morning aflrr a short Illness. H r was a member of thr Church of Christ, veteran of World War I, and a frequent visitor tn Han­ ford. Survivor* include hia wife. Mra. Grorglanna Frailer, llelle; two tons, John W. Frasier J r . San­ ford . Wendell D. Frasier of I .os Aliinoi, Tea.; two daughters, Mrs. Jean Moriis, Belle; Mrs. Shirley Slone, Sanford: lhrs<e bro­ thers and two ilstrra Funeral services will be at 2.30 p m. Sunday at the Church of Christ on 2nd tnd Elm Avr. Tha Rev. George Yatea will officiate. Burial will >>e in Oaklawn Memor­ ial Park. Hinson Funeral Home ia in rharga of local arrange­ ment* 'Clean' Taxpayers May Be 'Cleaned' Band To Compete In Cocoa Saturday CHOSSVII.I.K, Tm n. (U P I) — Attorney J. H. Redmond wants nathing lo l»e taxed so a pension .an he provided lo alt Tenne, The Seminole High hand will en­ scans over M) years of age ter Ihr district contest In Cocoa Redmond announced Thursday Saturday. ' hr haa asked Slate Sen Halley The hand will prrsrnt solos, Bochntan lo introduce a bill which trios, quillets, a sextet, majorette would call for a yearly levy ol solos, a duet and ensembles. $3 on all bathtubs, showers and Sunday, the hand h<M a run rvrn half baths rsrt at the Mayfair Inn. Weitne* Proceeds f r o m this tax on day, it played rnnerri numbers, elrarllness would lie paid out In the field marches and practiced (wnslons lo person* who have sight reading lived in Tennessee for MS years, subcommittee which approved Ihe If the band receives "su|H-riur" hill at . closed session Thursday*! in the runrrri and mi less than taken baths In the slate for to Th r luro pari mr»«ure la Idcn eirrllrnt tn marching and drill, years and paid tasrt for the pre Ural lo Ihe bill which In 1958 it will qualify for tha state con ceding in years. Person* owning property valued passed (hr House by a vole of teat. at more lhan IM.ouo would not he 211 lo 135, but died In Ihe Senate eligible. Il Is aims-d al Supreme Court Redmond admitted that hr drrwr deeisiona in recent years which up thr proposal in anger It it nullified slate sedition and other Ilia way of protesting new legist*, laws on (hr ground that federal legivlalion has overriding jorisdlc Four Negro juvenile* who con lion that would extend thr retire­ tlon in thr field. frtit-d to setting an abandoned cel­ ment brneflth of judges lo thur The hill'i first pari is a general ery wash houss* on ftra will have widow*. provision applying to all lrgi*|* a trial by jury neat week. lion, past and future. It would Judge Wilson Alexander said keep federal act* from excluding that after a hearing yesterday thr state laws on the same subject two younger boys (both nlnei were unless Congress specifically saya sent home In the custody of their An Illegal shad pocket seine that they should or unless there parent*. it an Irreconcilable conflict be­ The other* ( I t and 12) ware wa* discovered si I a. m. today tween Ihe federal and slate legis­ sent bark lo the county jail until in Mullrt I.*:..- Park. Wildlife officer Harry llervlth next srrek. lation. and conservation agents C. A. Willis ami C. V. Holland con­ verged on Ihe seine at the same (line, si all three patrolled Ihe waters. Th r 123 yard nel was confiscat­ hounds Tha other twosome: Gray the ; isi Idle address announcer has d»n Watkins Jr., catcher, and hi* work cut out. Aa a starter, ed by Ihe State Board of Con­ servation agants, after the few William W Watkins, outfielder. there is Rotwrt J . Annus, A r­ shall raptured had been released. They hail from St Charlea, Mo Ward Goodrich, team business cadia, Cal., a 44.00 bonus first Hie eeine apparently had just manager, revealed that Manager baseman. Relatively easy la Ron hern set II was unattended. Holland said the palm) waa part StanJry (Packy l Rogers and 21 aid S. Barbee, Stanfield, N. C. players had returned contracts lo and Daniel Dias Barrera, Havana. of a routine check. But. how about Joe Bonlkowakl, Sanford. In addition lo the brother son 18.000 bonus baby from Phllsdelblnation, a few other Interesting phlaT Or Roger Leo Hephuer. fart* have come tn light from Montpelier. Ohio? Then there are Ramon U s a , Matansas, Cuba, and Pair m t awoke >m(gk( tmi 6at looking at contracts. Sanford will have a K ty i and a Edilio Oliva, Havana; David Trin- orday. Low tonight mostly hi Ibe Keyes. The first U Jack I-ee, tho rud, Appleton, Wia., and Christop­ It's. Southerly wind* D b 9 mile* per hear eblfllog ks worthsecond, Robert F. Both will re­ her A. Vlrruao, Chicago. port here from the Superior club The best waa saved tor last: westerly II ta M mlire per boar in tho Nebraska SUM League. John O. Strsyiewskl, MlnMnwn*. W n , a i n boa* Juveniles To Get Blaze Jury Trial Shad Seine Seized By State Officers Castro Brothers Coming To Sanford Rakea will wring a* Cub Scout* of Pack 34 clean up the park in I heir annual tood deed for the The Cas'ro brother* are achedul (B y. Paintwi rubbish cans will be left ed to visit Sanford In Ihie case, it Isn't thr prrmier for refuse. The cans have been and army chief of Cuba, but the painted by dens ir. the pack. Castro* do hall from (hie revolu­ tionary-torn Island The brother* are Alejandro and Free chest X-ray* will be given Julian Caatro, whoa* ambitions tomorrow ia downtown Oviedo. ■re overthrow of baseball oppon Tbe mobile X-ray unit will be •nts. not governments Alejandro ia • pitcher. aS tlxopen from U a. m. • 1 p. i foot four: Julian, 6' 8" and 210 and >4 p. m. pounds, la an outfielder. They are Iwo of Uie player* who have sign­ ed contracts with the Sanford The Sanford Male Chorus will Baseball Club. meet Monday night al the Civic They also form one of Ihe two Center *4 S. H a y y Weir will too brother combinations currently X-rayi For Oviedo Eight Marines Die In Crash 01 Plane C H E R R Y POIN T. N C (U P D A Marine Corps Flying Boarar crashed and burned early today while trying to make an Instru­ ment landing during a violent rainstorm. Eight of thr nine men •hoard were killrd The plane. wMpprd by heavy winds and blinding rain, rrashnl Into a dense swamp only a few yard* from a busy hlgoway. will tie Informed of fellowships, Names of thr right victims were scholarships and asiistantthlpa a- withheld pending notification of satiable lo them in the represent­ neat of kin. ed institutions. The lone survivor was Identified as Sgl Ralph Mauru Jr. of llainden. Conn, lie waa a railio oper­ ator in Ihe crew of six aboard Ihe transport plane which also carried there passenger*. Mauro was listed in "erltlral" condition of injuries suffered in the crash. W ASHINGTON (U P D Co “ r ’ Jwin f. day that It probably would Kilpatrick, Lockncy, House approval again this year Joseph Rhodes, Gat Chairman Emanuel feller (D C. V V .) of Ihe House Judiciary Committee said he doubted that Ihe hill could he blocked In hia committee and believed Ihe House would pavt (he m e a s u r e by a > i > „ „ . . close vole If H reaches Ihe floor Seminole Rep Mark ( level, d Jr. today •». appoln ed a memview Iwr o .he l ouse on.tllulhm. flf h aub^ . nt,., vo)r for thr Amendments Committee, one of ...... . . . . The Fourth 81. Park will he full at activity tomorrow. have been Invited to participate in the state science talent search. John K Dlnklni and Clifford W. McKibbin III. will attend the •vent, April *11, at Florida Slate University. The boys were selected when they demonstrated eseeptional ab­ ility during a national trienr tal «V c h * Th e y ‘^ U ‘ proM~nt oral „ ttrforr , Jur ,rf rr(IIrir0 u t h f i from ltl>, hl|(h. er learning in Ihe stale. During Ihe last day of Ihe m rrt(n r I)|nkjn, , m, MfKlbblu WASHINGTON (UPM — President KUenhow er k» v* congieasionnl lemloia of both parties a 80-minuio fill-in on tliaa Berlin crisis today ami received a pledge o f united sup­ p ort for hia firm ataiuL. “T he upshot i* th at we arc united," .S|wuik«r Sam Ruy* burn said a fte r the W hite House conference. "W e d o n 't hnv# Weather parties in this thing.** "Wa think with tha Presidaot that we must be firm and remain to." Rayburn taid. Rayburn, S r n a t a Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, Sen­ ate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen and House Republican Leader Charles A. lUHeck con­ ferred with tha President. Endorsing Rayburn's comment, Haileck said that while this na­ tion It going lo remain firm in the Berlin dispute, "every honor­ able avenue for peace will ba ex­ plored." Johnson said, " It would be fool­ ish lo prclend that w<- do not re­ gard il a a a matter of concern." Johnson also taid the Commu­ nist* will discover that tha U. S. is "drtrrmlned to preserve Um free world." He taid there U "no thought of yielding to pressure," but that thin country Is willing to negoti­ ate with the Soviet Union about the future of Germany. Eisenhower conferred with tho congressional chieftains after thn White House announced that hn and British Prime Minisler liarold Macmillan would meet here March 20 lo dlicus* the Berlin problem. Macmillan haa Just end­ ed talks with Soviet Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev. Public Complains About Quiz Calls Complaints have been pouring into rily uflirrs ami Ihe Chamber of Commerce about a local tele­ phone gimmick. Ilesldeoli are i<roU-aling Ihe " T r i o gun." a gam* where easy questions entitle the answerer te purchase $50 worth of merchandis­ ing rrrtiflcalea fur $3*8. The D M is a "service tharga." The $30 in merchandise, passe* and service contain Reins like "one flat Hr* repaired free" and •one spayhclli dinner Irre with Ihe pure base of another." The certificates a rt legal, th« advertising agency legitimate, hut *'ll > Manager W. E. Knowles said, "We don't approve of lh* method* of selling, but the operation 1* legal. People have lo use their own common sense If tomrona tries to sell you the llrooklya Bridge, you don't hav* to buy it." Police Chief Roy Williams re­ marked, "We have rs'ceivrd many romplainti about the T r l oguix. There stems to b* misunderstand* logs about Ihe merchandise offer­ ed, anti people are contused and annoy ed.” Knowles taid the Adkins Adver­ tising Agency, conducting the quit, is licensed lo operate only withm the city limns. Training Planned For Scout Leaders 4 training session for senior leaders and rummilleemtn will Ire juried tomorrow hy the SL John* District of Boy Scout*. T?ie study course will b* held al •'amp l.j-.N'oche, DeLand, at t:M P m. Included will lie roinmltlroman training on advancement, ramping and financial control of park and troops. Organisation, counseling and bt•rjture will he offered to Seoulmasters, Cuhmastera and Daa Mo­ ther*. Golfers To Pick Partner, Tee Time Member* of ttiw Sanford Wom­ en's Golf Association are asked to make their own starting times and choose their own partners' for Sunday's Iwo ball mixed four­ some. Entrance fee la 11 and a Whha Elephant A barbecue will he held Sunday nlxhl at Use Mayfair Country Club Office T o B e Closed Tbe Seminole County T1 aaj Health Association offleo « * |g doted neat week. Mrs. Lorraine Graham, „ Uv# secretary will attend tho__ __ icstlon of the nprida CorJartnaa of Tuberculosis Worker* at Jfei � 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 05, 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/6d00f788a74ff35a86f8623a8fe659b8.pdf 6bcc815031678e44eb5d51b66066e2d9 PDF Text Text W lcem en Oppose Auto Integration Motor Club Votes To Fight Gas Tax D r r u o r r ru p iv -D etroR poMr* went on t atrlke” t*d»jr TAMPA (U P I)-T h . Peninsula protect their gatolm* and H em * and Poilr* Commissioner Herbert Motor Club, repreientlng 44.nuo tag revenue* by constitutional W. Mart conceded that pulling Floridian*, will oppote any move amendment. It proi-oard auch an whiU and Negro officer* together to Increate taaea paid by car amendment prohibiting diveraion of motor tehirlt taaea to purposes hi squad rare waa an* of th* ownera. prim* fart or* Director* of ttw American Auto other than road building President and Gtneral Manager Integration of poilretiita In mobile Aetn. afftliala voted Mon­ aquad cart wa* begun on March !,' day not to aupporl any auch tax Marvin L. Holloway aaid "a t which roinridrd with the cxplra- until the atale rhangei It* policy long aa Honda continue* Ui divert Hon nf liM automobile llcenae and earm ark! license tag revenue over 31 million doilara of lax money annually by automobile for highway purpotes. plat**. The board laid M H ate* now owner* into th* channel* not T V "u«k«t a t r I k •" b*eama diretlly lervlng th* already over­ quickly apparent when th* num­ burdened motornt who pay a auch ber of ticket* issued to motorists taaea in Ihe firat place, the atate Without I9*H plate* dropped radwill never be able to provide ita k a il) eltiiena and viittora with aafr, In tiw J 4 hour* following **plradequate hridgrt and highway*." aUmi of the iyUfl tags, 7* motorThe dirrctori noted that the lit* ware tlrketid lor failing to State Road Department ia properhave their I9V9 plate* halt >e*r, ting that th* U-gldature p u t a the number of ticket* iiiued for LKAKbVILLE, N. C ( U P I ) -A the tim e of/enae totaled l.hM In man aought In three atatea for law allowing local government! lo Incrcaae the gat tax from acven Mir tame period •laying a police offlrer com mit­ to eight rentx a gallon, with the We did anticipate «uou diffi- ted aoiride in hit *i*ter'a home eighth cent being utrd at local •ult) with integration a* you * 1- near here Monday night while lev*!* * i ) i hate whenever changes are police yelled for him l*i mr Hit- board alro urged proper made." lie laid "Itul we will ( ,,.,1(|rr Icgialation if radar aprrd check* wait and ace what develop* on DougUi Barker, >7. turned hit are lo be uted. recommended .32 caliber revolver on hlm irlf Mn> mailer." whil* standing in a kilrhrn elotei Juvenile traffic offender* get the Plant for the ' ticket atrlkc to demomtrate o|i|Miiitlnn to integra­ In the home of a titter Mra Will **m,> P“ nl»bment a* adults: urg cilahlltlimrnt of • traffic tion reportedly wrr* tael at a •*» Knlx-raon Officer* were on 'lie 1,1 - ...... --------• — ------- ------... r«t .neeting of white polite off I Iront diKirvlep and Mirroiinding lu.n^e'of d r im i Cera a week ago. t lir liuuae at the tim e ir . ----------- -- —- Marker alia* H erm it Jackano. " r r n , r ' f,,r «hrr* JTMfa w ith ex " I gueaa the department juat tan t read) for Integration ) r t ," Sammy Jarkaon and Ja m e i Ward piration co rrn p o n d in * to h o ld rri birth month* n M onr waa wanted for lb# murder of Poller Chief Amo* Morrl* of Mannington W. V* Highway Patrolman J a ill t- a FK R R 1DAY, U (U P lj—Rock Parker had apotlrd Ihe wanted ‘n‘ roll linger Jerry la-e l-rwia man's ear parkrd In front nf the announced Monday hr ha* named home and summoned aaalalanrr hin I day old inn for televiaion " I had a rrirrv* deputy with entertainer Slevr Allen la-wl* me at the time whrn we spotted •aid he rhoa* the name Steve Al Ihe ca r,” Parker aaid "W e railed ten la-wla lierauie "I a|>prrriale I'aiicd Pleat International in for aialtlanrr and more drpu all Slyve Allen haa done for me." Cold wealher maintained Ita Ilea from Iwakivillr ta m e out grip on parta of Dlxi* early today "W e knew he wat in there ar.d in th* wake of anow aquall* that we yelled at him to com e out dumped up to four Inchei In and give himarlf up I wa* on tlir North Carolina front diKiralrp and then I heard a Or»might reading* in the Via couple of ahota. We went on in killUd aectlon* of northern flo r­ and found him in thia rloari id a and Grorgla, although tern- where h* had hern hiding ilnrr peraturea in tie 40» predomlnataround 1 JO." •d over moat of Murid* and Georgia A Horm ayatein that hit Morula «t*h high wlnda powered up the •mat Monday into th* Carolina*, damping anow, alert and rain In Ito path. School* were eloaed al Kmilon, N. C , when U>« anow drpth hit TAU-AIIASSKii (U P I) - The tow inrhea. Winaton aalam, N. C., ■tale Milk Cummlailon appari-nt Bioaaarod two I n e b ■ a and Char ly haa wun a major battle In lotto l .l Inch** Th* anow malted M temperature* r limited above Ha fifTurla lo keep milk iuntn-l* in the Tallahaatre area toaanmg during the day Twenty at* Lafayetlr County Cold wealhar alau invaded th* dairy faruu-r* presented a iH-titlon •attoa's central portion, puahing Monday nulifying the la-on Circuit M o Mm Great l.akea arul auuth ('(Mart they have changed their toto met lr a I Texas laghl anowa rninda and want In keep Commit •enured during Mm night from the tloti control*. M»tcrn Dakota* acroia Minor Thrlr surprise arlum nuy <W C M and uwo Uw northern Great rail th* drive uf the local Pro kw The IwavwH amount* fell (Jurwra Attn to end controls •long the root hem above* of l-*k» Some M per rent of the dairy farm ers in the area. Including Ihe Lafayette dairy men. aeiurrd a Circuit Court injunction 1**1 month prnhthiling the Cuuiini*«ion from regulating the industry Hut withdrawal uf Ihe 3A name* ftom th* (wlllion may mean tin- |>elili,>n Is invalid because H doc* not Invc lurking id Ui* rrvjulred 31 CI-f.ARWATKH t l T D — Pollc# pwr rent uf the area's prnducei ■ Judx* Hugh Taylor agreed to ■ought today to link a IIViMiu rohh«*7 nf a faaiiionahle resort accept the farmer*' petition askhotel isle with a aerie* of safe- ing tlmr nairirt lie *lrlrketi from nracVinr* sWwig r „ Florid* *e»i Uu nnginal p rliliu n ll U llduiil, Couiiniaaloli a..ill •oast. PuirtUa i ovality .voarUI than lor. Uiildied that if liie produvert flenung said hit men were aevk were allowed to withdraw their Ing to determine rf th« threw name*, th« petition would not maaked man, carrying revolver* I represent III* needed 31 per cent and wearing yachting outfit*, who1 to lake tbc area from under Com hddird Ihe safety Harl-or Spa mi**ion control aid ll* would safe were pail of tin ism * gang Jodg* Taylor wlucli haa hit talcs iu St. PelUa mak* ou derision unlit all ault-a burg, Tampa, llradrnion, Sara­ of Uie ea*e w rte heard sota and Fort Myers. Meanwhile. hotel uUiciala Woiked on an Inventory lo deter­ to| H I M l t I « Ml > I \ mine r in tly how much rath , S M M \ I. I M » « M I * to | (| % cliei'k* and Jewi Iry a c t* stolen k u l l r r ml I'tolallr llrnr««to Police Closing In, Killer lakes Life Steve Allen Lewis Nation In Clutch Of Nasty Weather Nude In Ad Risky, Movie Firm Told Control R « k '« ■ WASHINGTON ( I T I ) - T h e Po»t O fflr* Department advised a movie company M a y It could diiplay the nude rharmi of a beautiful Spanish woman in a newapaprr ad—but only at It* own riik. The department delicately aide *|r pp«.,|p giving advance approval —or rfnajuiroval—of the uie of Francisco Goya'l famoua paint ing, "The Maja Nude," to advrrtiae a movie. The picture, which hanga in the Prado in Madrid, ihow> a buxom Spanith Ducheai atretched full length on a couch The movie company atked Ihe department for an "adviaory rul ■ lift vail w *r * | ^ a a uthat i*i mg” on whether uw newipapera carried the propotrd ad would be barred from the matli. General roumel Herbert R, Warhurton replied that the de­ partment couldn’t very well rule on the ad until it actually had appeared in a publication that had gone through the mail* Warhurton aaid a lot would de­ pend on how the picture waa u*ed * n'' * l,;" kiml pea red with it caption* ap rhr Maja Nude" ia ronaidered an ar­ tistic ma*lerpleee. Ambassador Okayed CONAKRY. Guinea (CPI>— 1)1 alio Trill, liu h ra 'i permanent dclrgatr to the United Nation*, ha* hern apprn*rd by Prrtldent Kiaenhowrr as thi* newly Inde (wndent Weal African republic’* first ambassador to the 17. S . it wa* announced today. WASHINGTON (D PI) — Con great waa urged M a y to do in bit lo curb the ipread nf roek and roll mutic. Rep Torln-rt II. MacDonald (D Mava.t charged that a r.rw poat office policy ia auhtldliing "thepurveyor! of Ihla muaical non aenae." Cnlea* the Poat Office Depart ment haa the "good aenae” to change the policy, he aaid. Con grr*. grru ahould write a law revraing * MacDonald attacked a ruling last Aug. I which made all phono graph recorda eligibile for lower poilal ratea at fourth-class mail. Thia w it poaiiblc under a law patted by Congreia laat year. MacDonald aaid. however, th* law _ M fir C U r V * . , I 0 „ V w lim D , Then Plunge Again LAKELAND ( U l’l ) — A cold front pushed temperatures down into the 3Q's in northern Florida today and awrpt chilly air through the southern end of the atale The Weather llurrau said the mercury would climb into the 70’* in the afternoon, contrasting with Monday's high which lin­ gered in Ihe fo 'i. liut another cold front wa* moving southward through the Mia*ta*ippi Valley ami forecasters raid it would uilior in vub-normal temperature* for the third conse­ cutive night. Temperatures at I a m ranged from 37 in Daytona Reach pi 3* in Tallahassee and 30 in Key Weal. In Miami it wa* SO Other temperature* were: Orlando, 41, Fort Myer*. 47; Cron City, 39. Pensacola, SI. p a jje A— T u m ., M »r. S ^ l M t * C 0n,,e SS A S k e l Tied Is ‘Relieved* waa intended lo cover education »l material and not ail type* of mualc. A P o a t Offir* Department tpokeaman aaid the department had "no alternative" becaute "we're merely carrying out the law ia aet by Congre«a The tongreaaman leveled hi* at­ tack In a aprcch prepared for de­ livery to the House today. Ad P f jr f ie ’ t T W O t u u ,e 5 I w u LoV G S L u res On Same TV Show HOLLYWOOD ( C P U - E lbabeth T aylor and Dehbie Reynold*, who have avoided one another aince the Kddie Fiaher entanglement, w ill appear on the tim e T V ahow next month. The ra ve n -h iire d aercen airen and apple-cheeked Dehbie chose Ihe biggest blowout of all for their get together—the Academy Award TA’ extravagania, But It won't he "o ld home w r r k " fo r the love r lv a lt The g irl* are scheduled to pre sen) Oarara to winners in tw o im ­ portant categories, hut th e ir ap pearanre* w ill be w e ll- spared during the IDS minute program vancc copies were Monday night. Ha aaid hc'i always hawn toid that performer* auch aa Klvla ITealey and Je rry I.ee Lewia have "an adverse effect" on education of tern agera. "Putting auch Immortal rock and roil 1 1a * a 1e a aa Itch y Twitchy Feeling’, ’Honey Comb’. 'Stagger Lee', and ’Spllih Splaih* in the tam e category at the re rording* of Rarh, Brahma and Beethoven, el at, H a horrihle parvertton nf the intent of Can great " he aaid. tc la r v f/ RIDE-IN THEATRE ■y the euthor of "FROM h e r e to r r iR N r r r FRANK S IN A T R A DtAN M A R T IN SHIRLCY M a c L A IN E WOU * sot. e aitott noouctc* c PLIW At 9:00 FR l:D MacMl’RRVY DOROIIIY M tl.u n i to “WIANTKZ" Ud .{•* • uxrsocovo* .13 Fcnturr: 1:07 • 3:43 f i : H i - HtT.S UYST T IM i: TO N IT E SH O W IN G AT 7:<Vl A 10:00 A N D Y G R IF F IT H In T t M O N IlE A ir MOSCOW (L'PI) — Ivan V. Ka­ pitonov, a member of the Presi­ dium of the Supreme Soviet, has been relieved aa first arc ret ary and member of the Moacow Dis­ trict Committer of the Commit nut Party, the Soviet newt a g r# ey Tan reported today. No rat­ ion for the a cl Ion was given- NOW SHOWING OPEN 12: IS , p •"■ •y O M made public ArlmlwNinn Atltilli* Adulln M o tin re N igh t 70e SOe S tu d e n t — fide The Welcome Wagon C Hostess Will knuck on Your Dotrf with GifU A Greetings /mm Friendly fiusinear Neighi>ors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: fhange of renidenc* j Arrivals of Newcomsrs H Sanford Phone FA 2-175« Itulh Gallagher Adult K ntrrln inn irnl Farmers Reverse Milk Control Plea Police Seek Link InSale Robberies Legal Notice H o t •a lim a it w*» VCainoo ^ to ore In * unu UooaaU son g a .g id lit* night watclimau aiid Icliphuua uicialoi «l 2:30 * ui Monday, tin Irchliiqui on- alilllDl lo lliat turn lo craca tiic utlicr sal* a ,u Mn area, the laal one occulting Fab 11 a* Mas* tiro* Depart­ m e n t S to re in i h r h e a r t l iontown Saraaot* Legal Notice IN H I U lllk |l-|d I M i l Mflll in im ii I.* III I l | t | f k « «'f til* Flfatflff a|| lOtiltlntaU l\aa tjfi|i * ' H it « '*-u i.l| J d ll. frr« |. k|*a‘ a-i# Ut* In I |M I* \| n f lias f«i». im j . f Y| ■ • Iflf a i b|4a >1 • i * i w I > «•* ■ A* >ur k lh» ii r i l i M * •*f t It* rti lo lt ll f t 1h» la»4* M ill ||* unt il* It ttpr-fito*! tot I *» I* M aaf th * *m |n* 4to| T h b iiU llfii) *if t h f M l * w ill bo n r * * » fit* it In J I II h b r, IM i* r iff •>* i<»m Itm lr «*uunt> Ita r I- ill I Ilia l>VtoIt tof 4 1 lllltF f • *^t*a«tfl J I taut* a* ml •|**«rf iK tlo r IttOf * ;u r « A li t*. *1■ •h M lI > • r n I I . H an ford r it .M .U totltl ahtoll If* Mndlnto **rt t lir liM al*r fo r * ittlh litiu iH n f r lilrtv tl« r» IU 1* tor* r*rlM *» 1 *d F lb # f 11*9«f . Ito l llt h ia * n V K ''K W i*JU I t y l . . U i f i F i i l i t . i n r * to«*il«tal* to* th * f b l l l f f * o ffli O* N• intfinlp f**i»to tto to*-if ix *1 K ln r M * J. I . M d l'b t 'A#*• f I f f H r m lfii'U (Vitotoli • nfr.r.i »w to taunt If fit AI Naitlf to if b tfrb t k I a* n i all ll * fit to to Ilk H im It uf* I /.u p lfig lltotoultollixt* I I i r I J iMharn ha* r**|ti**itod * m lt lx txjlld tl« M 11* •* nf llr a llr i !*■*•' i>«» iPiil jtolfltol tn* nn th* f ill itoirm *1 - xrli*r4 f»rn l» r r t > . K r*'*' f l !*»'♦• I** •(» .I I I . n f Lot* I I AlHl IS; s Sto, % IfM ft I...I fl: nil Itof ft ld>| « f ii | H l«a* ft • . a*11 id ■f N I N 1\ •r ». H fttlix 114in Finn It IttopUt «i • «af «11•»*: lia tilto * i fin 'll ' fir r rn f * • m' I* |1 11- * Ik* hMfltofl H 'lf t| H «i| f HtoiifW *!. 4( Will f ’ u U lk lr h o fltll <anmiifl*toliin«r* ’ •S * r t - x I t a p t*t | ' a. t• H'f'tf', | (Ifat*1 f"'- itft IF M '14# f it # 1* I* In I li *■ %l »r rnnm. * *!.! l.’ i M l f l fNauiifk M *rth a* >» * a*i ih • retoftrr to* I**t* *fl1*1* f*#mln»l* f%Mifitt 7* f»tu t Onn m h tln n I lf M rlh fl a.fe | |lfr, «*R 0*«»|tolf ’/ o a l n g l*to FUTURE FLORIDA DESIGNER: FEEL GOOD nnrM to CALL H E R T Z F A 2 -7 7 2 3 K irn Inga FA 2-7100 HERTZ Vie R otw lt*. A g t. 601 t . 1*4 (• l l - - f* « Try tliia tonic — an mil of town pliotH- nail lo you know who. It works! And atalion-lo aUliun Tudny, it’s nuiku-lw-lieve . , . tomorrow, iN-rlinji#, aim'll dciugn for the world ns even to*lay nil America took* to Morula for tlie fluent atmaliine faaliiuita. Ju st wliat will her opportunitim ImT Today in Florida, fashion i* ing b u n n cu . . , and it'* growing! Aggrewdve. forward-looking designer*, ixrti ta, awainstrcMv* and models nre taking tiw lead in the world o f .unshine r*ahi<>n . , . creating n flair in annaiune wear that ia tlui challenge nf atyle w ilier* around the world. Km h year, literally thouranda o f doilara worth of Florada-made fashion* are shown and bought in Fantasies today... fashions tomorrow! nvirket* everywhere Hut wliat about tomorrow? W ill thia girl with talent and imagination be able to contribute freely? W ill die lao free to create tbc faaiiioru lit* publir dcairre? Or will site be obliged to design utditarian garment* lo tit a plan conceived by a meddling bureaucracy? She will lie free lo serve her |>atrona and ln-r industry only if we prewerve our ayatem o f free enterprise . . . Uie ayatein which has heljwd build our living stanil.irda to Uie highest in the world . . . a ayatem which allow* each of u* lo Uiink and cruatu frvuly. rw(*a aw » kiw f Call Long Distance 1 IV Iwara at Fo*f t* Caff by Number H I L P I N t o B U IL D F L O R ID A A my V. |Ju tt at our apparrl indus­ try t* cnofiny; btiUr thingt in fashion, so Florida 1‘iHivr A Light Company M ctvaling brtUr things rlrrtneally. G'mif nru- plants and grntrulort, nrtc uibstations and additional Unrs non- undtr con­ struction u ili soon supply literally thousand* of added kilouatts lor H A P P IE R PLORIDA L IV IN G . . . k L E ( " l R I C A U - Yt �News Briefs ^ Castro Finns Visit X K W O ltl.P A N S t t ' l ' l ) — l uban Ererm er Fidel Caatro w ill v i. it the U. F. A p ril IT t • addreai the Am m e a n Society of Newspaper E d ito r. tTlu' ^m tfnrti IS m lft a wANiN JNOKPKHDKHT T t w p ii'w r t K M T n aDAILT n t v rKEWSFAPER w w aru t * * VOL. XLIX United I’ rwia Leased W in tabllihtd 1908 SANFORD, WKl'NKSDAV. MARCH 4. 1WJ FUIRIDA NO. Prices Hiked, Too BOGOTA, Colombia ( U P l i— Po­ lice used club.. fire hot** and ahota in the air Turaday to break up moha of student* and unionists protecting hot fare hike. ‘Rights’ Drive Opens W ASHING TO N lU I I V — A con , greanona! drive for n#» c iv il1 rig h t* le g iila lio n opened today be i fore a frirn d ly , all northern House ; «ubcommitt*e Gravediggers Strike N E W YOKE i I ’ l ' l } —More than LOsA) g ra ve d irg rrs went on atrlke today xg a m il nine ce m rte rie * In New York C#y and Weetc+iester County. Khrushchev Ready For 'Brink' Don’t Be Afraid, Cleveland Views Request Ike Tells Nation From A ll Possible Angles WASHINGTON (D P I! - Pr.e* ilenl Fisenhowvr warned today against w a r s ra ir stemming from East West lensrons. saying the na Ikin ’s defensi-s are powerful an-t salltfactory fo r Hie present. Tha President said it was true that the U S was Birred by Nus«ian propaganda and vltupera lion to live in a half world of peace and threat Rut ha thought It unwise to d r v o ir so much puhllr discussion to the possibility of Ud* country suffering tome form of aitaek Elsenhower said hr saw no pre sent need for an airborne alert with bomt-er* constantly aloft Hut h* thought the day might Come when *uch an alvrt would be ne CCS* ary For the moment, hr said em p h a tlra tl). m ravitres taken by the Defense Departm ent are complete ly adequate H r said the most recent Hus tian note wav tilled wdh props gauds distortions, but « * . tam e whal hopeful In its admission that lom cthtng could In- a ... mplished in a foreign m in is!, n ’ conference lie pronu-vsl that the AHlr* would answer the nolv as constructively as |N»slhle. Diplomats Report Stand Not Changed U n it e d I ’ n-us li r le r iiis tr im jd V u v ie t P r e m ie r N i k it a K h r u s h c h e v is tc u rly in go to vh « Mack Cleveland J*. hwmd MmWbarvow •eel. *1 d u e t *u u k b r i n k o f w a r to g o t h is o w n w ny o v e r P u r lin a m i tire li e m in n u l f in a U e kli*h spot yesterday ih * t a n jii .4 w the euunsy au-uid q u e s t io n , d i jr lu im it ic a m irc w t a n iti D t i t t y in L o n d o n . aftorm-un rrllic U * me w .u* ,d th * Chamber. T h e rnid W a r s i t u a t i o n was so s e r i o u s jl.T -y e .ir-o ld C h u n * As president uf lh * beilllnule c o ih ’ r K o iir u tl A d u t iu u u r o f W ont (.*0111 ) 1111)- tra v e le d to P a r is A LT O N , England (UP11—Joseph County Cham ber u f Cum m rrce. the only derogatory remarks l have hr an) hava twssn (rota d-a t o c o n fe r to d a y w i t h i'riw u ile n t C h a r le s d e G a u lle on m e a n s W. Payne told a local court a dog he wished hi tile county's »p hit him , but that he h id the last prupriatloei fo r nati-oval adver- a u d ito r." o f strengthening lh * Paris B->nn lien. J C, HulchttaMt toU die word " I growled al It and it dlaa lig n m tm against soma p re c ip i­ Using approved. Board, "We a a n t aaial without appeared,” Payne la id tate Soviet mov*. As county a t lo m r y , he b u t to count) fund*. t d o n 't think the P r e s i d e n t D .enhow vr was rule on le ga lity o f the appropria­ t ’o m m l-‘iun la takin g mo. h of a studying closely re(vo i* on lh * tion. / risk. The national publicity p u r­ M .o.ow meeting between K hru sh­ HI,’ H AC KS! 1 1’ ! 11 —Hungarian* A .tu m iu r n*pr« a*n U iU vt to the chev ami H n tlsh P tim r M in is te r 10 to U ye a n old w ill learn A u ra L e g isla tu re , he promises! chased now w ill do Us a lot mote Harold M acm illan, in ilea an hour to ­ ' n o rm i for t r iu a l life ” a* w ell at the Chamber and R- ird that he good during this season than if W ASHING TO N ( t I ' l l - The U. long at w * has* to wait fo r n e tt summer D ip lo m a tic a.wircas in U>nd.>a S. Pioneer IV . it r lli t * , running ward the vicin ity of the moon M arxism le n itru m in a new H un­ and the r# *t o f the legivlatlva Je or f a ll" ga ria n aehoni t e il book •aid Mwcmtllau returned fro m • lig h tly behind schedule, iped U>- and an o rb it around the tun. legation would propose a b ill Cleveland said. "Y o u have the LO NDON ( U P I )— I T im e Him* ,, .... Moscow prepared to a.suma tha Ai|*t yy to w a rd a O ffic ia l! aaid that only a colli • late afternoon rrrr n authorumg county funds for ad unanimous Ssiurnncw of thv Irgtste r Harold M acm illan called on the . , .. , ... ___ , , . . . . . ,, ro e o f t . ic t n o t mediator to son* agcivoua n v o u a w ith the muon aion with a meteorite could atop vertlsing purposes, n . - . l kklay In slndy the p.v»nblily , ... latlve delrgalton to provide thv . . . . . . . 1 since the Western Altis-v thv w o rld The N ational Spare and Aero­ the 11 1 pound aatellit* from Join­ C A IR O (U P I i Some i ; o lin t John Ivey represented Cleveland authority fur what you want done of a partial pullback Horn Central . , , . , , . *. . . . i t heading towaid a real crisis If n a u tic ! A dm inistration la id th a t ing R u m a ’s 5,I U pound Lunik In ,*h owned firm i m the United A rab in the plea fo r an appropriation. y.uroi-e to prevent w a r. , . right iw v ." , both aide* fa il to make concvaI Republic began operatiuni frre of The Jaycers w e r* represented by the apace capiule. on Its way to orhit around the tun Macmillan bvhi the House of The Chamber no rm all) Cunbecom ing an a rtificia l planet. Hut Pioneer IV ’t timetable w a i| U A R control today for the fir» t Mason (A b a rto n, who requested Common* he and Soviet leader* *tK'" lr.It I* with a national advertising The sovner* said M acm illan should pa st with M.U00 m llca of >r! back. When the la le llltr * * ! , tim e iL w t U ir HIM Sue* m a ll, f ! 8tK) for thv annua! donation had ■ ’ useful and con.truvltve agency during t ie w m tei months. w ill tall th r W rite rn chiefs Dial the moon a t 5:21 p m. launched from Cap* Canaveral, I A ppropriation a l fun di to the Ad* In the Wall Street Journal discussion” on the subject of lim ­ A l II a m the gold plated FI* , early Tuesday, acirnti-ii had S t U U U i l t S 1 0 S t r i K l ? Chamber o f C om m erce w»* c riti- a,.d other national publi. a tio ii* itin g nuclear and conventional for | Khrushchev u determined to hava on Uerllu and th a t Space probv w a i 21)7,608 m llca hoped it would reach the vicin ity V IE N N n ( U l ' l l * Auvtnan uni cited by M ate A u d ito r Ur) an W l i ­ ers in an area of Centra! Europe. hi* way barn lead w idely, a d aiv altuve the aarth and coasting a- of the moon al 10 a n , today. vr ra lly students and professors h*. »>’ o said th a t lump .u rn . ,h.tva " I think It Lr one of the o-,alters Khrushchev I. the outy person la unMJ„ r<| In v .h r.h le to be 11. inTha lim e waa puth.-d hack to plan a protest strike Friday against • ht-u’d not Ira paid to the rou nty wj# which must be fu rth e r studtrd to ­ U u* * I m th a t th r West ran deni 2 p. m. when It W ii discovered the Communist W orld Youth F e s ti­ gether with all the c.nm tru 1 con w ith if u wants to get a n y th in fl organiiatiun. l l . r County Coiiim lsslum -ts ap­ done but talk. the satellite wa< slightly off val. , cernrd,” hr said proved an appropriation of 17.800 course and another recalculation T h r Western world aliewdy was Tins ohviouily would Include Ihe to the Chamlwr and 81,Mar to th* late Tuesday etiablithed the 1 21 S l l O U k l H e S p U C t l y U. S , which has the la rg e >1 mim- looking t o , Ihe forthcom ing m e e t­ J a )c rr* . ‘ Smaller Chamber* w ill p. m. rrtid riv o u a l-s-r of tnvopa ita lio n e d in Western ing of Eisenhower and M a cm illa n M IA M I t U P I I —Am ong tlte rac have to auhmlt vouchers to ub "P-i deviation in tourse also in g entries al Hialeah Tuesday foi vs nr or peace decisions on Ber> Europe tu n fund from the county. Com sw tng P io n c tr IV farther away were horses named Ju p ite r C, A nuclear frre tone for Central list and Germany. m tsdonrrs *aid from the moon than the 18,000 Adenauer and dr Gaullv s e t * Europe piivhubl) would Im tilv r at Rocketry, Cape Canaveral and O dhain and Tudor has un de r­ Th* Sanford bvm inulv County miles o rig in a lly predicted and Missile feast both Eavl and tVeat Germany deeply vonce lo rd with Ihe Mac* w ritte n the cult of the ch ild re n ’s Jav.rau and th*- tieoior Chamber cancelled oul two eip e rlm e n ti to and perhaps Roland and Crrcho- n iilla n • Khrushchev ronim unlqua pe rfo rm a n ce of the Florida Sym ­ Seminole C ounty may have Its doth aubmil audrleit rrp .u ta each be triggered near the moon. p ro p --lu g to study the possibility aluvakla. phony Orchestra. own j ir |K>rt w ith in a year. John year. Nevertheless, the project l l con Macmillan did i>a am plify hi* u f reducing atomic and convert* ^ C h ild re n of Sanford and SemiItl.A N T S RL. N y a u lim l «| 1*1) K rld rr, m an ag er of the Chsmher Civvelami advised thv It aril aldtred an unqualified tuccesa. armaments in O n t ia ! Twu men walked calm ly Into remarks In indicate- that hrs dale tlonal ^ K ile County grade and g ra m m a r — A dutk-bsdawn curfew enforced „( CummelTe and chairm an of the that it had the a u th u ilt) to levy thv lobby of the Mayfair Inn nt*nl "a ll count lie * cniicerned” Europe. achuots w ill he admitted free to by troopa and riot (silica imf-nsed Hoard of C o un ty Cum m lisionera, 1 'v m ill* for a d v v itls lrig pur shortly after 2 a m bxlav. grata meant Hu re should le neg.itIaliona thv J JO p m. concert M arch 10, calm on Ihiv H rllish (.ro ii-c iiira ti' r*-v*aled yr v l.- r .lj> poses if members wished to do tied a golf hag, and ran from th r w ith the Communlat s a lrllltrs as aa g u c it i of the construction com ­ where 2.1 Africans w err kilh-d ami O icrola a ir|» .rl, usiol by the •u. They dlitn t. welt at Russia hoi el. du trn a injured in riots pany. Navy for p ra c tic e tandmgi. w ill the I ’rlin r M lm ile r was loudly Night manager Howard Chad The M piece orchestra w ill play Ireromr a va ila b le to the count)- , wrrk told (H ilirr the men had *n cheered when he entered Com­ •e le c tio n * Irom cla stic. lovc-d by nneal e il sum tiv aairi-rrt lu m m mer e r TTtre ir|*irt In In [ ) » J ^ L ja * X D n n n i u r trrv-rl a light colored ear and mon* lin t afternoon to n u n a re c h lld rrn the world over Both a f­ CHICAGO I ( T i l — Union o ffic ia l eludes t .lto aers-a id cleared land | \ { , U heath d ***ulh on M rllo rvlllt- A* *- p o ll ini his K u v tu n journey. ternoon and evening pe rfo rm an ce! Eugene C. James pleaded Irmoand a mile tong pa veil runway HOLLYWOOD (U P !! - Artresa M a-mdlan Holed llic purpose of They were apprehended at 11th w ill be in tha Sanford Civ la Cen To obtain the runw ay. Seminole J P T Debbis Reynold* s*)» she has <■ln , lo fba rg rs of evading IM 2.St and .Hartford A ir ih o rtly bv ll lu d lie*n lo seek h e iie r uu<l*rte r turned down Eddie Fisher’, re * k,r0 [n r toae. on grounds County needs a lo cal bill a u th o rli [ j0 ( ||0 f|Q | fC d iV O N TAR IO . Calif. t ! ! | ’l> - A 3V Sgl W, R, Cuagraiv and E a rl standin, ol Soviet views and *‘Hui Tha Sanford Recreallon Depart v ra r old widowed m other today anther lie d and mg it to own and operate an p u ip v ti was arlilevvxl " Houripi.uilea. 4 t n r i u la making every e ffo rt to quest fo r a Nevada d lv o rrt that ^ W p o .t T lie h ill w ill !■* p .n te J 3 r cn-rvp-w-’- '.: P*r«iAto* Hut he went on, ''W e must not, tea rfu lly promised forgive tret* to Chadwick and George Fyc-r, u rg e parents to let th e ir c h ild ­ would D « k v m ^ s m i ,(7 t.E H 'Z lli, East Germany ( U l'l) In the (real le g isla tive sen l fin of courae, disguise from ourselves a fem ale kidnaper in re tu rn foe M ayfair bellhop, identified ihe ren a ttrn d th ii free concert. in KlUabtUi Taylor. A t l t 'i V f * M n l W i h L v i I Ttie county can a p p ly lo tl.e gov- Soviet I’reinler N'lklla S K hrriih*’l haven’t given my consent to “ " ' *(■“ J N O l iN C L d C U two when Ihey were lirouchl ti.u k that, a t Du- rn n im iin lu u r indiratrs, j her .silirrs: it week old hairy. the fie lie f that good music is an r h r t lo-lay r u n * i d h it demand crnm rnt for the land Mu- rnu-t love children an at*, a Nevada divorce twrause t don’t Dt N S I M IL L , England .1 I ’ l l to the hotel Tin golf bsg at III s * i " u r t J * with lh* a u n r l leaders ln» ra tio n to good h u ng K rld rr *ald th a t the best part for an Fast • Weal conference to in the hark seal uf llu lr car The local borough council t.*lay r Wealed wide differences between fiat lo t," said Mrs Ktrlh F lo re t itf T ic k e t* tor the evening per Ivelievr in I t, " th* perky actress I* con rtu d' a peace treaty w ilh Ger tho k lilr ij|te r who stole her r h lltl fo rm *ric e o7 the orchestra "are on “ I fe d » would tre em har lurried down a auggeslion that e of Ihe proposed tr a n s .r tim Tile men wen- Idem if Ird as M il tlial Seminole Count) would oh many last F rida y after posing a * • ra w ing to my children to one day c illie n * advice bureau be form ed ford la -llu y Calhoun, and Ids hr«i a a lr at Touchlon’a Drug. Ilu u m il Ttie Soviet leader Insisted that tain Ihe a irp o rt fu r "possibly t l ’l l ioul.1 serve no uveful pur frie n d ly church worker and volla l and Anderson and the C ivic find out th e ir fa lh rr had two Ih rr Harry H Calhoun, of War G erm jir reunification ran he or al least a v e ry small consider­ the council «*ut untrs-niig tu hah) sit. rrn , I'a They have tu rn livin g in C enter. The concert w ill begin at » K » x at the vame time bnmeht aNiut only through agree ation " * lf the w ill return Erie, I ant M itt Itry n n ld l, X . was award Ov iedo for I wo weeks, police said • IS p. m Hie O ne ula a trip is located east meril betwrwn tha two German w illin g tn forgive h e r." *a iil pin A h n rr M ichaud, a guest at th r A d u lt* and older aludenta w ill slatra of Sanford on Lake Harney. m other uf al* rh lld rrn as she % b e a r e a e rrp l* from B lie t’a C a r­ ’ ’Ttial la the orsly way hi M a ifa ir Inn. Ir it b-da) wlthoul hls stood looking down at Ihe h a lf hay and * lu ll*, winch were lustir m en. The Nutcracker Suite and peareful teu nifica tlon .’’ he told a , , em pty baby c a r r i a g e where tunes fro m Broadway showa. The when she received an unconlealed mass rally of C o m m unl.t* In I h i. • ” ,or %rM Th,’>’ W" 1 ' * , r " ,rn Er*v a tw in brother, A stun, slept td after the ca»r rome* to tr ia l p ro g ra m w ill last a full two hour*. Interlocutory divorce her*. rtiR T A Z A It, M rvico fU 1*1 > — A East German city. Garbage dum per* In the coon peai i f u ll ) . The divorce doe* nol become f l bus ploughed Into a stalled, a lco ­ The Calhouns are In ja il " D I. pules w ill not Ivc s rllle ili ty are going lo fin d themselves I'o h rc and F ill ags-rit* w o rkin g nal under California law for one hol loaded truck on th r I ’an-A m er "O nly Charles W Sanders safety of h) force.'* he declared liwiking into the eyes of the law tf jo in tly on th r case labeled ihe year lean Highway near here Tuesday, lim a tlr. ran seek solution. In a Ihey pursue this nastv habit kld n j(-e r s motive at (rostrated •1 v* already given him a di sta rlin g a fire that killed aI !rn»t fleer of the H ig h w a y I'a trn l, w ill w ar " Sheriff J I. Hobby la offering m other love—not money, vorce.” Mis* Reynolds u id Tue» 27 persons and venous)v in ju re d 7 lie the guest *|>eaker tom orrow llu l in hia .(H-rrh at Wilhelm at Ihe J a y re r lunehroo a 128 reward fo r Information ] No ramson notes havs hren re* day In ac know (edging that Fish Ttie survivor* nr a n a g e d to Fair and m ltil through T huis leading tn thr arrevt and convict c e ile d in the tour days a I n e e 111* subject w ill h r Highway l.eusrnner S<|uar* In t^ lp iig , the er had sought her permission fo r scramble nut of the b in's window* prem ier promptly rrite ra trd pro day. High today 72 In ?t, low l*v- ion nl any in.* dum ping Ira ih in M r* F lo ie * gratefully m ined ove r A U year-old Negro fe ll dead a Nevada decree, "T h a l'i what he I rfnTv ftamea envekmed the ve Members W i l t meet at no-m i n , fvsswnls that already had been re Might >2 to 8* Variable winds 8 S rm in u lf County | llie * are uf her children tu the un* I of 1 heart attack at to tS th ti wanted. to 11 m ilra per hoar. the C ivic C e nter. 1 Jecird by Ihe Weat. rtds meant that the c ilire m 1 Idem died female stranger to atie Wcla. "1 wish Eddie no ill w ill, but m o rn in g at the Sanford F a rm e r’* them selves w ill Irecrime watch could go out fur an evening M a rk e t The man wav Identified t don't want him bark either. It'a dogs tor the law Complaint* Unen Mrs F hirct, wlduued la d a* K. C C lsrk. tru rk e r from Vat hi* life and hls busines* now ." atxiul garbage and (rash s ln w ii June when her Itothand was k ille d She w a. careful to polnl coil riosla. Ga cm county road, ami parkways in an a n id* lit, returned to her D a rk was M-alrd In the office that Fisher wouldn’t need her have hereon* increasuigiy fre ­ modest h u itit, she found E rie permission to obtain a Nevada di of l.e tlo y F Richards, aaleim an m iltin g . Svmlool# Rep Gordon Frede­ ante, d ire c tly n r Inrllreelty the seluml., than you, lh * people, would appear that the f a r in l d p quent. vorce anyway. fo r Chav* and Co at the m arket Coni m i ssinner La w re nc* ftwnf ric k today ’■unrloaked" the I ’ ar operation of p riv a te , segregated m in i b* prepared to pay for It. lion *erves those who leave the R ichards said Clark had com* Frederick said hia b ill not only (-ail several years been s tirrin g ford told the H ustd of Cnurii)' cnl Option Hill and said he plan actared. to pick up a load of produce for If i om m istlone ri yesterday ( h a t "Should the integration pre*sur« would give parent* Ihe right tn up ttie Integration problem ned to introduce a h ill in the the tr ip hack In Valdosta, and fell la g is la lu re lo give school p a lro n . fnrre any Irw a lily In abandon pub withdraw their children, tmmedl (placed in effect, It probably would cant, papers and garbage were a right to vote on whether to lie schools and attem pt to art up alely, but a lto would give par result m tu rn in g sc heads over to being lo tte d from ears directly schools, those persona ants tha right to decide hy ballot those persons wlm seek to upset agalm t Ihe "n o d u m p in g " sign* Four N’cgro Juvenllei were ar close schools fated by in trg r* private to the *cenc Coroner Hugh Dun C Ju *lif)liig for Die arinuul G, W, whose ch ild re n attend such p tiv whether to continue u p *f*th 'n of th* r u t t in g t llu a lln n " "G arbage can bv found all can ruled that dealh **a» the re ­ reslrd shortly before dark last lion. Spencer M emorial gull tournam ent atr school m u st r r a ih udo th e ir th r school The h ill alto provides lie said Die q u rillo n is, and hav around lh * .Ig rtt, even the ones Frederick .a id that many p ro night in Conner lion with a flte In sult uf natural cju te * the actual machinery for leasing public fa n been, whether the Supreme Court Unit ask fur In fo rn ia lln ri trading at V j ) f a l r w ill b* held M a rrll pa rticularly Gov. C ollin* own pocket and defray an abandoned celery parking pie,” I I 18 rip e n s* of such a private e-luc* Id le , to private anterprUe for ran e ve riise dictatorial power to Uie lltterh ug s.” ha said. and Slate Sc hod Supl Tom Hal house yesterday. * * live ip*asI .a.*jfsaw ■ ! l.e*L VWbv.l h Il l w .A|mrtwired by ihe M ayfair Med'a le y ." ir e hailing Die O ption B ill Hon." h# .a id i 'chord operation The d rri.io n a. to whether the The t*o )i (old Sheriff's aulhorl r!«l( Assoclalinn, the h-unram enl a . the solution to th* ever p r is t "I n d rr e s is tin g ruling* there F redarirk said the Parent Op d * 'r shall continue to operate lie t that they had causer* the fire is o|ten to all M ayfair Country is no way hy wnicH public m -m lr. tlon Rill "d o e . nothing more fr>» public .rh o o l. u ■ decision which destroyed thv building on ing school integration problem (Tub m em ber. Tire flr>t round The people of Florida ce rta in ly can I * u tilu c d to provide e-t-ica than permit Ihe people to hark which tw lo n g i to the people, "lie Hrivson Road Mans are l»- pp made to whlen in the r atch play event w ill l-e If sway from an aver growing prnb * * ‘“ r toey provided, in adopting A r n g F q .- I n d l l S t T V are rn tltlrd lo know that the l*ar (Inn on a segregated h a u l T hr pa rkin g house was owned ■11.1 reaurfaie IDchv ay it s? from p l.iv i.t M arch 2138. F in a l* fo r ir In n " lie ad<led: "In tru th . It thr .tale c u n ititu tlo n , for e s itl ' t'a la tk a to Green Cove S trin g s , h) Chase and Co Navy f ir * Mil Option B ill doe. nothing more you want segregation in *eir r n r r of a t> *lc m of tree public S|'»»"« Hammock site of Semi all flig h ts w ill l-e held M arch 29. l l you a cco rd in g David G alehrl, m cm - trucks an sw rrrd thr ra il, and than say to the people E ig ht flig h t* and an appropriate i r iii-oli ' F rede rick .aid And Ihe "**•* County * new Industry, may prevented ftamea from speading don t like the situation you can b*-r o f the Highway 17 Asso. iation. [w.qile are r n tltlr d to determ ine become Ihe home of othar maim num ber of consolation flig h ts are in the area. lake your child oul of ic h o u l," C.atchel told County C o m m lm o n planned Entrance Ire w ill b r 81. whether, under e a itiin g situations, f a r lu r r r t The Negroes were arrested by Frederick said «r» yesterday that the Im prove A portion of th* area east of A ll p la y rra must re g itto r before vurh a system should continue to H r added that th r true solution m erit of the highway » f i a p rio rity Deputy I. J. K ru . 17 92 ahead) ha* been approved q u a lify in g . e s iit, ha added to the dilemma "lie s squarely ite m on the slate road building pro • < erlatnly w r would hate to see h r Ihe Zoning Hoard and County upon the shoulders of f ’ongresa. j«-ct« Commissioners approved a such * noble Institution a t our I om m istlone ri to accommodate w h irl) should present Ih it problem resolution *uppurU.r.g the w ork of public vehools fa ll victim to th r D yu atrun ift. Inc. to Ihe people In the form of a the Association, which has recelv. Now the Zoning Board w ill id in irg ra b u n b a ttle ," F rederick constitutional am endm ent." ed a | to -1 approprlallon fro m Semsalil "I, lik e many others, fe rl v r it it e (or re lo u in g ->( Ihe *n U ntil such tim e a t Congrei* The issue of segrraatom to Die " l l la tha derision id a ll Ihe inote County. Five influential men dined at tire Spring H a n im o tk area in Tire Sanford Ftra Departm ent the Seminole County home yea •hall ire fit In * dethrone" Ihe *ctvool* id F lo rid a should hr ( a n d people, and c H ltrn t *hnqld csmlart that our free iio b llr irh ie d t have M 1, industrial A public hearing S aturday w ill |io*t the d is tric t been responsible, greatly, fo r the U. S Supreme Court, which ha* „|u a rrly , and a la tr ntflrla ls w ill their r r p r e ir n U llv »# tn let their trrd a y at noon w ill bv held A p ril 7. me* tin g of Firemen’* Associa­ „ honest a t they rsn In this views of r d u r ilio n In this .tste tremendous advancement m ad* hy N F W KFVSIN'GTON Pa f l ' l ’ l i menu featured pock chop* "usurped the legislative au thority tions. th r tJ. S. of Congress, I fret Justified In m a llrr M r* B eth Johnson. Grange hr known," said M r* Johnson o A r.-I The food w a. "w e ll prepare*! a n * R egistration w ill atari a t t l SO — C ontractor H a r r y Oerlaeh ' Likewise, I let-1 that Wa owe leaving to the p*-«ptr th r tie d County r r p r n c n l a t i i * to the s ta ir ' I hop* and pray that v r , th« nicely served P m in the VFW building S p e a k whose firm it demolishing the old la -y is lltu rr to ld n irm U rs of the eillrens of F lorida, find th* w|* »u obligation to (-oiterity not to T h rre w * i UtU* comment on tlo n .” Frederick .aid. ers fo r the I p rn. business meet­ city h a ll tn make room fo r a new T h r*e possible tc liu m would l<e So-ilhslit* Srlirw il PTA lis t night dom to make the right derision | .lan d id ly by ami ter our great the facilities. The men were th# ing include the .la te secretary m u n icip a l building, placed I h i. i d ( . Commissioner, of Seminole available un drr F rede rick’s lu ll: nhe t*lve *l on Die parent option In Hu. m a tte r," the aald in clot nation engulfed in i Judicial die and Sanford L ily Manager W. K, in the New K im itig to n D ally tJb-r.htp which ha. g ra du ally ing her talk, I. School patrons could w ith dra w y,,n t „ b ro u g h t before the nest NEWARK, N J r t ' f l t - Two Knowles. County. N e w *: come Into a v l.te n rr and w hich the ir children and Ignore the altu H.*l i„n of t h r l^-glslature and the Don Hale., PTA president ur» men charged w ith the Wild West Supper at 8 and a dar.ee at I "N e w Kensington Jail c e ll. Suit atlon; 2 They could close and (>osaltntri> of h i tm erulm cnl tu ed members to tie present at a grow, u g lie r and even mure pow style holdup of a ro n tltlu le r bus p m w ill conclude the program . ab le fo r storing valuables ur abandon the system of frre pub the slate co n stitu tio n to krep tree | special inerting A p ril 7 at I p erfnl with each pa tting m om ent lavt Friday were a rre tte d Tuet Attending w ill be firem en from prisoner* ” I'n ilrr the Parent Option, a am day night, tit* F ID announced tie schools nr S F .tla h llth the ir public srh o o lt m to deride either to .la y or Lake, Orange. Volusia, B reva rd, dent m ight be removed fro m own private education f s r l l l t i r . "Tho*e students enrolled tn p rl withdraw (rum the national PTA. The two gunslinger* boarded the and Seminole Counties M r* Anne A ih rn , chairm an ol athool under certain c lrc u m tla n c but vn New Y ork and waited um il M IN N EAPO LIS, Minn (U P I)— and pay from their own pocket vale, non se cta ria n ichools w ill A ll volunteer and re tire d fire be provided tu itio n payment*, if th* nomjnaling hoard, read noml e*. ami enrolled In another ich o u l It had gone th ro u g h th * Lincoln m tn are Invited lo attend, aa S O U T H G ATE. ( alif. ( U P !) — Police failed to art p ro m ptly th* price of segregation. In to n d d rrln g private schoolt. ths am endm ent m rn a rte d ," she nations for new officers. Bale* In the cuunty. Frederick pointed Tunnel to New Jersey before rob­ w ell a* regular Association m em ­ Wood. 29, took a p re lly . Tuesday when an angry housewife wa* r r elected president. M r. oul. If the uitegratlnn question bing Ihe d riv e r and M panenger. ber*. d i r k -hatred blind date to a d rive - called demanding they remove Frederick .aid Ihe people should said tn m ovie Monday night, p a rk rd hi* a skunk c i r r a i i from her back tie aware Dial any lo c a lity a h .n M rt. Johnson saul Ibal Ihe m a ­ H ill Ktrk w a. elected foe first were county wide, aurh a ch ild of PAL c a r and le ft her to i * t refreah- yard. doom* public school, w ill not be jo rity of th * people are in fa vo r vice preiident, M rs. Velina M itch could b * placed in schools of an ­ Th# F B I arre ste d Donald Ab m e a t*. A short d m * aftar tha a eligible for any publle monies. of "th a tra d itio n a l svg.'egated •U, second vie# president, Mra. other county, with transportation bolt, l l , of U p pe r M ontclair, N (Then he earn* back aha wa* ■trong odor pervaded police head­ He referred to a If. $. flup rem * irh o o lm r ly s te m , tn l.v o r of slate* Ralph The Longwoud Tiiwn Coutsell J a rv li, accretary, Rob and costs of such a move to rn J , and W itte r J . Shaw. 12. of i r n o g . So wee b ii 198* autumn qu arter* T herr was a dead skunk Court decision which state* that rights, and opposed is any led Shedden. treasurer and Mrs. Aa ished b f Uva school boawi, bm add Montclair, on ch a rg e * of Ihaft in w ill m aet Thursday at < p .» . t i brie. oulMd* thi tb« T o w n Ita iL to weed t * fletnlaeststo atopm enU. NAVY SKCKKTAUY IlhKtv — Thormu 8. Gat**. U. 8Secretary of the Navy, chat* with fapt. Lionel Arthur (ritfht), commanding officer of the Sanford Navel Air Station. Secretary Gates toured Karney Field here yeasterility, then departed for Pensacola. (U. 8. Navy Photo) Pioneer To Greet Moon Late Today He Had Last Word Sex Classes Slated UAR Ends Controls lOdham Sponsors Children's Concert County May Obtain Osceola Airport c“Tk- ’ Not Income, Really A t Leost 27 Dead ’•K,b ” In Bus Accident ★ ★ Macmillan Pushes Study Of Pullback 2 Grab Golf Bag, Run, Bui Not Far Curfew’ Ends Riots Debbie Says 'No' To Plea Of Eddie ★ Mother Will Trade 'No Blame' For Tot L 1II6I K6llGWS Lillerbugs Warned To Hall The Habit Jaycees Will Hear Talk About Safety Attack Is Fatal To Negro Trucker A t Local Market W eather Frederick Plans 'School Choice' Bill 4 1'silSTiK.., 4 Negroes Nabbed For Storting Fire Qualifying Slated For Golf Memorial Highway Will Get Face Lifting Job County Rc-Zoning Speaker Says Floridians 5 Visitors Dine At County Home Sanford Will Host Firemen Saturday Must Face 'M ix ' Issues * Jail Cells For Sale FBI Grabs Pair For Bus Robbery Date StealH .Auto Action Not Quick, Police Get Skunk tan, Council Will Meet 7 *• * �f* .'?»«• l — Wed.. M ir. 4. 1959 V u fe rl .................. _ » im ll 'Deadly' Escapee Joins 'Most Wanted' Russ Tanks Guard Berlin Approaches B E R L IN (W H ) — Tw o hundred m uniim »hou1d b* atsnoit in to le rR utslan la nk* li t ]u * l o u U ir ir f n able. c irc le d WV.t B erlin. But W r»l IW Iin * r* * nerve* r * T hey are a Cnm m uiilM rrm ln main umhaken. d» r In We*t llrrlin e r* th a t their They even m a n a ie In )okr about City could tieenme another P u d a -.ii. pc»t. thnuld (hr ih o o lin g tla rt. Thl* week a TO-yrir-old rra m lCompleting the Soviet e n rlrrte - mother who lived through th r Atin e rt are 3nn.flfn F lin iia n troop i lied Ixtn ib lng * nf World W ar I I , in F.a*t Germany. left for a vacation In fladen BaBy a lm m t any m r a iu r r , the den m ounting cold v i* r preaaurr <m ‘ We're ta k in g our vacation e a r t b li free Gland In a iea of Com- ty tht* y e a r," »he rvpUlned. "B u t w e 'll be back before M a y 71." tMher* echo her determination. A high ra n kin g American here d e trrib rd the W o t Berlin attitude thl* way: T h e ) are apprehen*Ue hut un atraid. They mi u n f it the fu iu rr but are ready In fare it. There u no attem pt to m in m m e the C iim m u n iit threat here. A G rrin a n e d ito r deierlbed It a* more d a n g rro u i to world peace than eith er la *t y e a r* Q urm oy r r u i* o r the nne which led tn Everybody needs money sometime whin you do... visit FAMILY! N you need UP T O $600 phonr: FAirfu 2-4612 before noon to arranfe for money the same day! -• A • **5 Caih You H*an« DITOOO H IM 710 M 217M 4)2 M M 7M 24 M»*tlify Ptrm.AU *> M DM DM 11M 74 M 32 M FAMILY fINANCf SIIV ICI, IN C OF SANFORO 1?i South Park Avenue Phone. FAulii 2 4612 S*r.ler<, florid* W ASHINGTON < I T I | — E dw in Sanfnrd G a rm o n , a p e ril'te n t Jail breaker who la dr*<-rtbed a i "d a n gerr.ii* a* a ra tlle tn a k e ." made the F B I b it o f 10 m o il wanted c rim in a l* today fo r the aecund tim e in lea* than n x yeara. T echnically, the acarred, lie n d r r c rim in a l I* w a n t e d on a charge of unlaw ful flig h t to avoid confinement. To police In four H a ir* —Alabam a, Kentucky, Ohio, and M ichigan—be I* known a* a vlciou* law breaker who haa pur aued a life of rn m a fo r nearly 21 yea r*. They grey haired, SS-yrar-old G arrivon ha* been convicted of robbery, kidnaping ami m urder, G a rm o n ha* a reputation a* a Legal Notice y illllr l*r 11 Junt* >'*• i t r iu i f f l ittu lliF F I* l«* Mis H lth lltrn d u n . t»#r»nn illv n r th r |ln||t*rsli|s t’lr tk nf oar h II *«li1 O .u ft mi M* nf uni. FJorM*. H fio rri dr fail*#, Ilf Sla* Vull It* %r In l h# fltslvit fUrd ilM lna t Skill. S li d la *M t e * I«I|*V *»f t» r Mii>» mi the* u h d rrriin * <| *t , |orii*r, ht h f f n r t lh# *»h it** i f A a tll % l» ! » i » f*!t not uf Ju d tm a n t w ill h« r i n l . f r i ssrloBt > o i l>v « l(f « ill ( 9 I.A 1.) M Hi I* H m l t d ...... S lirilii T l I#ili \ittlfn, !»* ' •t. W. H *r» . A lly . f» f VMiilfiliff Tot Dies In Pool On Birthday Eve • NO hot ceiling* • NO special clonet apace necesoary M IA M I ( t 'P I i—A M iam i hov • NO kmg A expert*!*# dneti who would have celebrated hi* The finmt type of winter comfort ireund b irth d a y y ritc rd a y f r l l in to an apartm ent houve tw im m in ir pool Monday and drowned f n llc r la id lltlle W illiam Allen 201 Sanford Are. FA state control*. A pe tition wa* aub-t m r m b r r eapiret at the eml o f the •lipped away unnoticed from h i* home, toddled aero** a buty hig h ­ m ilte d Monday by a group o f, m<mthl way and plunged Into the pool. J-a fa je ltc (o u n ty fa rm e r*, iccklnj, | ________ to remove th e ir nam e* Irom the o rig in a l w ith dra w al p rid ia n . ‘S l ' I ’ K K - R K illT ' I I R A V Y W E S T E R N S T K K It H E K F F a rm e r* who algncd tha w ith ­ f o t U I e<m » : u . i ro t. V i u u i f d ra w a l petition * l* n ngned an IS-monih contract w ith rm jo r d n trib u tu r* to te ll I b r lr m ilk fo r ST t i n t * a gallon, about four cent* under C o m m im on a rt price*. I .b . Ih tir ib u lo r m e m b e r W ilm rr Baavct of M nn U ctllu te ilifie d that at the end of the IS month period, produerra would re v e rt to pricing All flood lirand Sliced reg ulallon* of the C om m lition and during that pe rio d would tte k r r a d m iiiio n tu C o m niisiio n regu­ lation. odham * appointm ent aa a (Herald Staff Photo) Bacon I.F.GAI. N O T IC E Mil h i : in h i hi B IU T JID A Y ii III 1*1 l»|.V« m s u tlk le Cur of Buford «*iM h«M * r*gu« jr, f it s , jn ih r 4* it >■ <*»mint Mien II., Am * t Ih . . *»t W l u l l I* <-rdvr In « *jn » iil# r *n «i«i<*«l fu r a v a ria n t «nne r fit I n« r aft H r Ut I ! <ifi Of M • #• f*r 11*lit« la U il I- HltXk i. Tier F ro p rrtr § o it * j c *2 , Ited SMward 1% |jR,n» T*» !■• tn ililU h rd e«r» W H n iM lh >t*r« )• 4 II S I* M it I ’ m * l . f » 4 IIO M II %M» »*f Htunfar*!* Ranford# F I m i I iJ.i , T « jlfMbi li t n r fn*. Iia nftfl N A i u e i I-* t - |>ffw ll|til In ItU irh l c 1 |i'iyt»i»ti*rrl*l f u i * l | t . hi n n i r , !•« <' H l H i u * |cj |i r o h I hit r i U b * J i ih lt r |MtIn t *ti*l iHftly In wild d lttflcf. \ 11 i ' * r t t « « lit Irt i r t • • r « I .<1 i i t l t ' n * *h*ll h a s t in » ri*'*‘ t a n t i y In in r * i i o r H* *t *1** of in* * H jf <*"rit!itI*i Inn *-f tin 31 «l*> o f F * h r u * r > l* il II S. Ta'iirn J r . ( 'H i ' f WAiif«ird, F lu rld J, Hit* %m » IH' lT#rk of fh« C*tF I*, ft R u t 111® Stanford, F I nr It! a of .Nall f o l d , Wetitern 89 Lb . SMITH Home P R ID E G R A D E A (JL’ICK FROZEN « h « lr r a r > o f fl* • uf if»r « ’l l i i t n t**l'"fi In llir i*iljr H a ll mi lit# *’l ! j n«M Heavy <i.nil tlMtfi liUlUlllift Iti • rHillr 1*•I m I, Florid *. •! i **•* im It I1 if . 31df* Ii |3, H iJ , In •u iiiU lv r Ilia fa il"# • Inc i in> i m an I i*iiir; i > ih # Y, nins ()rd lri*n r 9 <>f ih * City i ** n, f *i •§ H igh t" 89c Sirloin Steak " *1“ ® I*. “ .v| >1 on on M Msin h Is r jiis t U n i i t 1 rrk m i m i h i n h is i» i n %i a h i * » ii it i ^ <n* i m i ; i D S h i i m in i. • > t v i : m i i i i i : m m m i »%m m h i ». i M ill i l l \. S’tirirt )■ h i f i h i * h # r tlu * l*ul*ll> I l- J ii ig k ill •* hrM mi ih * i * “Super 2 .M lT Il'i: la l i c i i l . l i v «il*»-.v* *l«»* U«r |i«4fd uf A4)t|ft|niffll laf Ihr Legal Notice M i I It i; SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. Round Steak fll*»I t i i r «m*rn r< ifn |ili!A t m tilfii! »»u, (*• Ids * *>m f«>r i!l» 'ifih In Ih r r iftu li nf H nuigiilt I 'v u h ir . • i R inftiril. r i« rH » v»m s i r _ DAY & N IG H T K A N E L R A Y H EATING Milk Probe Delayed; Odham Is Target banon * TALLAHASSEE ( L 'P I j —An In -f May 27 la the date on which aLJ veitlgatlon .eheduted tor today on eye* are fiae d * petition by d a iry farm er* lu That I* the expiration date fu r pu ll the T » lla h a **e r arra m ilk Soviet P r e m ie r 'N ik ita K h ru a li*1 th n l m il of Maty com m it ha* chev’a u ltim a tu m to Ihr A llir d been po.t posed. The In v ftlig a tlo n wa* raltcd [tower* to gel out of W eit B erlin and turn It in to a "fre e " d e m lli- o ff Tucaday pending a dccltlon by Circuit Court w hether the tta tc ta riic d c ity . Each day. the Com m unlit Ea»t M ilk C om m ittion ha * Jurladlction German ra d io blaat* It* rem ind- In (he arra Hearing on fin a l argument* in er» atro *» the b o rd rr. I)»lly. c ity officia l* and other* tuch a* o r ­ t h r rate were tchedulcd for F r i­ dinary policem en receive anony- day. A Maditon d a iry farm er lc*tlmou* le tte r* warning them to get lu-d in court T u ctd a y that hr on the • 'r ig h t " aide now. The th re a t 1* one of two fo rm * opiKiu-d Hate m ilk control* a t uf C om m unist approach T h r long a* J. B ra llr, Odham of Kan mher I* a blandiihm enl. Rem ain ford m i chairm an of the Comcap ltaliati. the Com m unlit* say m illio n . Ben Waring, fo rm e r m tm hcr of to Weal B e rlin e r*, but he tr u ly free by rid d in g y o u ru lv c * of the C om niltilon, n u t he did r.ot objert In atale regulallon of Ihe W rite rn m lllta rU U amt »plci. But the W eal Berliner* »how no Im litH ry, hut w a* opi'Oied to tlg n t of accepting either ite d the p m r n t ail mf iniiti t. ration. U arlntf, one o f Inc sJ^ntrs ih threat o r blandUhm ent. the petition, told Ih r court h r favorrd dropping control* If it t-lim in tlrd Odham and producer inemlN-r Jim A c re r. tfTATi: OF K U J llM U T oi A total of 11 ad ditiona l farm er* K tfU Iti U K J U.N'KJt* l*1s*v v t r r ilitiN i# * r»*l F o i l tjfflra avkrd to add th e ir n a m r* lo the ■•I'lrrt* iinhn»»H n y o u a is i : w r iu H V m »t i k i »:i * petition In w dhdraw the area from |l.«! (tuned by Chine nnd Co, and started burnins shortly before ntmn yesterday. H A C K IN G I ' l . A N T l i t ’ 11NS — N a v y f i r c f j^ h t e r d W ert: Jit th e Ire n e o f t h l * f i r e T lin U| ) s n ftp y it l i io l s ta rte d , T h e n lm n d .in c d c j t r v .m ck i n tf p la n t nn B rie w o n B n n il w a s _____ ' _______ \ ___ ____ _________________. mathematical g cn lu i and I t known Grey-haired, blue eyed w ith me. dmm com plexion. W ear* fa lie a t a "hum an adding m ath.n e." Acquaintance* aay he can m ental­ teeth. He ha * num erout te a r* ly compute com plicated arith m e­ tic problem* fa tte r than a ca l­ culating machine. On aeveral occaaiona. he la re ported to have w o fk td at race track* com puting odd* fo r book m akcri fa a trr than the p a ri­ tw iir t* nun u e u mutuel machine. The F B I report* T il m too# v itu i he drink* to e x e rt* on occasion* D x tlltllo a a W S .|i and in the p a *t ha* tuffe red from I** fir t ilttct, t t t i - 1 acute lim it trouble. ■ii|kii.ta-(Htfiteitu [ Following i t a d ric rlp tiv e of the Per*. Hi.-n'etv Us*:«<a' fugitive: B D < 0 :- 7 9 i | Believed bora et Newport. K y.. white. Gender build. Handing V ATrOOO 1 T O I I I I V I I T W H I I I 9 4 " , weighing IS? to 143 pound* APPLES RoastingCHICKEN49 39' Lit. Ilag California AVOCADOS (iolden 10: Lb . *i lied RHUBARB ICK FROZEN CHICKEN. TURKEY CAP'N JOHN’S Fh*rM « 25( Lb. CH BEEF P O T PIES" ■ 89‘ Itlpe BANANAS Cherry MORTON'S 29 2 Tor MUIC’K FROZEN P E R C fr FILLETS - 39* CAP'S JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN I'n rv c a l TODAY THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE CELERY JA N E PARKER I'KfJ. OF S CO LO RED 14,". — Torsion bar front suspension V Total Contact Brakes V __ CAR •X " I .. . . .... .... . CAR •♦pc PLYM O U TH OPIIONAL EQUIPMENT Swivel Seen y Rear Sport Oeck styling v# Electric windshield wipers V Mott driver biadrecm V Puth Button Itantmlulen tV V Mott driver legroem V Puth Button heating V G reiteit trunk o p a c ity Miner Malic icar-rlcw miner V Lent life baked enimtl Biggest in|lne DIFFERENCE IN RIDE AND PERFORMANCE D E IT Y %/ AND PLYMOUTH'S "TW O.MILE TRY-OUT” PROVES IT! Two miles i l Ihe wheel, and you’ ll irree no other u r in Plymouth’s Field can match the smoothness ol Plymouth's no ea.ra-cost Torsion-Aii# Ride. And you'll enjoy l new Feeling ol comnund when you boss the biggest V-8 in Plymouth's lield-the optional New Golden Commando 355. BUT...YOU DON’T PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE! T h u’i Iveta ate all three lop-telling low-price n r * ate priced within a few dollars of each other. ey all n u f about llir lame, hul only Plymouth give* you the Ilig DitTeience for your inonev, ace your I ’Jymoulli dealer for the fact* and figure*. . . and atk for that ‘Tw o-M ile Try-Out" today! Cut 2 4 - Or. O O C H olllci ^mW R E D CH E E K A P P L E JUICE 23c < ii. Ihfllle 7 Or Jar 33' TANG I Or. Jar 59' TANG 3 (Juirt w To r f . t y ' a be b :st buv... t< Today'* it boy. .. tomofmw't b u t trade A A P 12 oz. 49c 4 P IE 39 SALMON 49* Tomato Sauce 2 : Ocean BEANS 3 v - 43' CHILI 21‘ 17' Spray Cranberry 5 1" c‘n,$1°° K H .U T SPAGHETTI D IN N E R S O f. SAUCE Lf. i'kg. 35c Tide lg. pkg. 33c J if f Peanut Drtrrgrnl Butter 12 oz. 41c Cheer ig. pkg. 33c l i i i i e L ily h r t t r ir n t Dreft Ig. pkg. 33c I.I*uU Kwd* Joy ru*an*er 2 for 23c $ | .0 0 R E L IA B L E CU T GREEN* iv i it 3 7 ' Sausage 4 oz. 23c 28c 45‘ H u n ts A rtn u u t'* \ lr s n x K re k le r M lm 123 F t. R o II k 1 Lit. Cnn U rfe rg rtu 5 lbs. 55c IS Or. Can* L IIIIIY W ITH DEANS Pears Treat Paste .00 *1 Itartlctl Oxydol Hunt* Tamila So much tho u m a in price... *o different on the road. Paper U tlfr |f * l Saltines DUTCH CO LDSTREAM PINK Dottle Rite A rm o u r** » l* r Grits H INCH A A P Sweet JUICE PLYM O U TH FEATURES LADY PARKER A P P LE A A P FANCY G R A PE tt|l,n| it lit Lt.t! Compile? Pl.mouth give* y*u to m*ny men tfit.fi, w noth r.Of* v|!uf for tout r.w tar dc"lf. BIG DIFFERENCE IN JANE Prune Juice 47c Potatoes 2 3 -thititpiotievu.* i nt i •thanks I a IsI .MARCARINE NUTLEY Fjdoi r.w leaf Sped Deck I* hindteme |oH«, rirmouth’t modem good litta tpetk* toe null. H j« H f f n t ih lt ) l. r | l i t STYLE D K L K 'IO l S HOT CROSS BUNS 3 3 -AND PLYMOUTH'S GOT IT! BIG DIFFERENCE IN Breaded SHRIMP ^ 1 69 9‘ 2 S ta lk * Comet 12 oz. 39c Gl»»t 2 for 49s M a rk U t Chunk Gettllr Tuno 6 Vi oz. 33c Ivory Snow IW U rgent R rguU r Bar* 12 U*. Ivory Liquid 39c 23 Zest Soap ___t *< ***** H,*M! I f*- "f ti« i * ii fA P lS u p e r M a rk e ts 200 Magnolia Avt. at 2nd Street OPEN T IL 9 P. M. F R ID A Y S For Your Convenience t | . Pkg. 33c 2/27c �t Sltr •infurB V m fl Wed.. M ar. 4. 195t>— Png# 3 Oviedo By Marian R. Jour* M r. and M r*. C. C. lla n k m *. ^C h a rlo tte . M lth ., haie tu rn thr ^ h o im g u e s t* of M r. and M ri. Lynn M a ile r. M r and Mr» Jame* E Brook •hire h a vr had a* their guests recently. her brother. Jim W uri: and Sanford Mann. I toward Stew­ art and Buddy Cloerr. all of f ra n klin . N. C. Ralph K m :, who suffered a alrokc (*» l F rida y mnrning. t i a patient at W inter Park Memorial Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD t j iu i *.. Kri.. Sat M ar. S. K, T o THE THE LAST DROP GOOD TO LA ^ h o s p ita l Joe K in s i< confined home dui to illness. M r. and M r*. J It. J o n n took her m other, Mr». M. V. K e x 'e i. to her borne in Macon, t.a . ta *l weekend. a fte r a three months v u it w ith ihem . here M etho diit Gue*t Re* G arfield Ecam . missionary for m an) yra rs in Cuba. v*at Surat speaker at the morning f t service at the First M ethodiit Sunday. Sunday ichool w Church p u p ili heard him al an earlier hour and the MV I entertained him al a *upper at ri p m At r ir n in g worship. mrmhers u e rr ihown catorcd il t d n of a c ro n irc tio n of work m Cuba. Birthday fAaxwell HOUSE Party Mr ami M r. u \ w an i j r Fu l avvuo iL r eU d rRv it c L ^i i n entertained with a parly al their hom r. honaring their daughter A Debbie. on her eighth birthda; w la at week Attending were Linda and Ar.n Riggins, M artha and M ary Cour ier, Linda Gaminagc Rase Rier. Janet H a nts. Kathy McCall, Gail . Beasley. Carol Burn*. Belh (iore. r l O r m e i Deborrah R o u n trrr and Marsha Li"" In s ta n t ew o’ n t e COFFEE 59 CHILI 3 1 Large TIDE # 25 PEACHES 25 Shortening 3 59 Ragsdale NEW DAY 6-oz. Ja r W IT H BEANS law al lo -o z Women Lire ted Mrs Lynn A Mosier was rle ct eel president and Mr? J. II. Jonea J Jr , corresponding secretary. of the Seminole Federation of Wom­ en » c lu b * at a m teiins of the A m e r i c a ' ss F a v o r ite D e te rg e n t America ravorite Detergent groups at Altamonte Spring! last __ J w-rek t i i r l M oots Verse M a rilyn and Suranne P artin, daughters of M r and Mrs J im P artin, w rre members of the O uedo G irl Scouts ih o tc n to se n e in count) offices this week in observation of National G irl _ . . . , r v taa iidu • scout week ti hn rr im f t yy M F ire Destroys Borne Members of the lo lu n lc rr fu e departm ent were unable to sa le a colored couples' home when If caught fire fast Thursday a flrr noon Thete are nine children in the fam ily and members of this to m A s t o r P u re A l l V e g e t a b le munlty have donaird c lo th in g .1 household a rticle * and funds to tnem $400 C ans Toll Dolorca Chum S A L MON Cratkin* Good Family Crem* SLICED or HALVES N o COOKIES 2 2 bo.’; 29: CAMAY CAMAY 3 Reu OOs• 2 V l Toilc! $OOp C an Toilet Soap Bon : . W 'l's u t' a I tdmlsslnn* Ret. Hamel M Paul (Sanford' Henry J Andrrt (New Jersey 1 1 Jean Clark (Lake Maryi irphrlta Bookman i.Sanfordi i[ kvery Veino (Osteen I Freddie l/>mat <Sanford i Judy Frwn 'Sanford* 1-Lb. Can CRISCO / n r f ■*-*«» **vi>,- Z 7 G jU cn Shortening * Hospital Notes M \ R t II i i m j i u m i FLUFFO con t 3 lb. SUPERBRAND » * . .o p ry y M * LAN D LUSCIOUS, TENDER H A M S ! A v e io g c 3 -1 2 ^ Lb. Daisy Dowell i Sanford I Jo Ann Oglesby i Sanford I c larence llitte ll cSanford* B irths CHOCOLATE, VANILLA or STRAWIERRY V l FULL HALF or W HOLE Lb. Beulah Thornton <sanford i Helen Jones and baby girl i Longwood i Sandra I. T yler and baby Ixiy i Sanford i Joyce Covington ISanfordi Mrs. M arion Faulkner and baby IS an fo rdi P atricia llusted (.Sanford' Shirley Knloe ISanfordi Edw ard Simmons (Atlam onle Springs i G E O R G IA Fresh Pork |r t I f. lllue Hah Pompano Mango Snapper Pan 1 i*h Krr**h Hoe Mullel Smoked Mullel L o b s te r — j ■; i f O y s te rs Pull line of L*. S. No. 1 Fre.-h and Cured Meats Canneei (*oods, Notion* and Soft Drinks COLD UK Kit TO GO K *V •% f It Grocery ft Sea Food 1203 W . 20th FA 2*0923 Oprn Sunday a til fi Open W eekday a *tU 7:30 G RADE BO STO N " A " D i & D r. Q u ic k IJ L_fc$ i O R A N G E JUICE 2 S u m y la n d Sm oked NECK BONES 15‘ SAUSAGE Lb Pkg. Sunnyland Little Piggm Lmk Delicious King tv 49! SAUSAGE Supe rbrand Cooked FLA T Lb 1-Lb. Pkg. 1-Lb. LOBSTER Lb. 59’ COTTAGE CHEESE c£29’ Miss Wisconsin C e p *la n d P ork SAUSAGE HOT or MILO t-Lb Bag 39‘ MILD CHEESE Chipped Horn or DRIED BEEF Red 3 Pkgs. T RIND CHEESE b .« U k 57 L A N D O' SU N SH IN E PURE i 1 1 00 CREAMERY FRESH 1 -L b . Q trs FANCY. TENDER SNOW Lq *. o 59 Crisp Celery 2 15 No New Pink DREFT Gt. Lqe- O O t Pkg.O O IT Pkg Blue CHEER Potatoes 5 • 23 Shipped Eggs 2~'89' c t. 7 7 « L jc . O Pkg / P k g .O O / Condensed SuJi DASH Reg. Pkg Jumbo Condensed Suds DASH Home Laun Sire S A 59 ** Cleanser BAB-0 2-Rep O Q F 2 Gt. A Q i Cons O O Cons * t 7 Cleanser COMET 1 RED ILISS SUPERIRAND Grade " A " Larp* 83* Pkg s« oo FLORIDA CROW,. JUMBO PASCAL S Gt c :< Pk< J . y j D Pole Beans 2 3 9 ’ U 35‘ GranulateJ Ivoiy 00 BUTTER B U T T I* Large Pkg 39^ SIZE ACL HIGH FROZEN F ro z e n FISH STEAK C la m s B E N N E T T ’S LARCsE B A B Y L IM A S PE A C H M ild Ivory FLAKES ' MURtON Uecf, Lluckcn, Turkey ur Salisbury Steok y 1 * hint; Mackerel Sea Trout Sea flaw lied Snapper Flounder — A 59 F R U IT P IE S r •V Bennett's 1 S h r im p MORTON FROZtN Apple & O euy SLICED BACON •49 CAPONETTES - ,b49’ PORK ROAST 49’ I1 the ftnenl in and Sea Food A ASTO R F R O Z tN 1. ' nolle Basis ISanfordi — (or Fi*h G a llo n M EA T DINNERS Re nr Randall iSanfordi Sonny Powell ISanfordi SHOP - A 5-150 Baby girl tn Mr ami Mrs. William Clarke (Lake Mary' Discharge* f l F 2p‘*»33‘c.^ 49’ Cons Pine Fresh Dutch CLEANSER 2 c.“ - 31' �• * HEARSE DRIVER'S ASSISTANT District Again Seeking 'Citizenship 1 oriais W ASHINGTON (LTD — Accord . .1 C tn Sen. N o rm Cotton iH N. It. I, the Am erican co lon iali who rn m p liln e d about taxation without re p rrirn ta tlo n ftm p tv hadn't Odham Is Responsible teen tt with rrprncntatum. This la a good tar; but it ha*n t done much to rase tn r pain of 'o ra l resident• who rla lm to suf­ fe r all the burdens of citizenship while being d rille d one of its main b ln ting s—(hr rig h t to votr. So h e ir were th r t h r r r tu m m i* n o n r r i of the D iit r ir t of Coluuv bla (that's W ashington* telling a joint session o f llo u te and Senatr 'll st rie l com m ittee, they would li* e to surrender th e ir Jobs — to (i For New County Plant i Cl 11 Seminole County yenterdny welcomed a new industry, ’’ Dynntronics, Inc. Securing Industrial plant* *lw *y* involve* much work ■by many people. L’suully. however, there I* u jniidinif hand. | This was the CMC in the location o f Dyimtronic*. t,M|. 'The man who, more than anyone rlxr. deserve* credit f o r ; [hi* plant l* J. Itralley Odham, president <>f Odham mid Tudor. Many other* played prominent roles in the successful ^relocation of the younjr ami aif|frc**ive electronic* jilant. ^The official signing yesterday climaxed fo u r months of effo rt* to find a suitable bastion and adequate space for Dy■nalronlc*. which has outgrown it* ipiarters in Orlando. Odham stepped into the breach to a-*uro the county of the plant. He obtained the land on which l> -nalronlc* will ,’,!*• located, lie also agreed to build the in itia l quarter* for the firm . £ He made it very plain that he i* "sold" on Uynatronic*. z-th e young men who are the principals and the future growth ‘.o f this area. Pointing out that be ha* a chance to reap some financial gain from his agreement, Odham offered to a sign to "any citizen among u *" hi* lease-purchase agreement with Uynatronic*. Odham entered into negotiation* fo r the plant because hr know* that the economy of the county and area will Unc- fil. A* a progressive businessman, he also is aware of the - future of electronic*, missiles and the Space Age, all of - which are th d closely to the future of Uynatronic*. Odham fully ox|>ect* the newest member of the lixnl industrial family to become one of the area's major ear• ployers w ithin a few years. The succtss story o f Dynatrnnu appealed to him. The firm was horn two y e a r s ago. It hud 18 employes. Now, about ion are employed. This number w ill lie increased to al>out 125 w hen the firm occupies it * J new quarters in June. Odham had good advice for Sanford and tiemmole i County during final negotiations with Uynatronic*. He said - that people who do not invest in the area's futu re are shortIts MAM l | l f l ! f ( I I I I J W - changing themselves, Jle hu* exhibited ills fa ith in l hi * area. W A S H IN G T O N - W ith Premier *. IfL'he find* somrttring else which will be beneficial, he will Khrushchev slamming the door on “ demonstrate again this fa ith . The Hanford area is indebted to Odham. He attempted a Foreign M inisters' conference which they were appointed by th r P resided — in favo r of home rule for the capital c ity. They weren't a ikin g anything tike atatehood fo r the d istrict, a l­ though admission of Alaska as the O th state has stirred ><mc argument here that thia would be a logical thing A fter ail. Washington ha. a population of people against only 210000 (Including the soldiers) in Alaska. Furtherm ore. It's contiguous with the rest of the country and in fact is sarminded by It. Hut making a state out of the D is tric t o f Columbia would take Save $ Every Day ! Agnin Its KrqiirM I.YKKS THRIFTY Si.. BACON v a lid and workable beyond the scrupulous, in the contacts hr m o m rn l of confrontation nn th r h s i had. tn leave Ihp day to-day deadline nf May 2T set by the direction up lo L'nder Secretary Itu s s ia n i for their d e p a rtu re from Christian lle rte r. The relationB e rlm ship between the two is close. tn g iv e m o s t o f th e c re d it, tis o th e r * . H u t h i * w a s th e h a n d and the tirne va talks on iio m ie It is a policy for a m o n th or confident and frirn d ly lle rte r testing about to he broken nlf, six years? Does the W rs trrn gar- ? b e l* that h r has the fu ll ba king w h ic h g u id e d th e e f f o r t s t o s u tc c s * . (be outlook in thr .o ld war i« for rison in Iterlin go on subsisting of bis chief in this interval. I fo r an indefinite future by meansNevertheless, fo r th r m ar sit - sud freezing lrmp< futures “ n« ,n , , u llr »‘ f h» 'r '< «» • " r a ­ Ire m tly d iffic u lt in te rval. He must carry on w ithout seeming in en rroach on Ihe potiey-making p rr lo g illv e a of the Secretary, His Sanford Muntifncluring t*i. halt lieen given the 'green own fre iln g la that nhviotisly he lig h t” Its eximnti its local operations. cannot hold presa conferences nor The textile plmit, in operation here only is short time. appear tn any way to try to usurp . has found the climate, actual and industrial, to its liking., Ihr No I position. Sanford Manufacturing is planning to make Sanford ‘‘home The gap th a t D iillr i leases In base” in tho future. Ihr daily functioning nf ih r dcThis cont|uiny ha* found since** in Sanford. Otherwise, p a rtm rn ' Is a large one. I'e rte r a normal schedule, from about *.30 , it would not lie contemplating a move of Mich tumor pro|xir> in the m orn ing lo 7:30 or * in " lion*. Ihe rv rn in g has hern stretched S a n fo r d C it v C o m m is x io iit T * hd|ietJ s m o o th tbs* ro a d tu lhuU* hl " ,'1 r \ rn H" Me ne-, ' , f ,k ' h* ' ' h,rn h i* h , **ir a * out as. in effect, he undertakes tn m s iu n b v v o tin g to s e ll a d j. d iiin g c it y o w n e d | . r o | n r ly '» •'nordlnaie the thoughts < * « i* b il> . he .. a m an of r x |w n s iu n . .. . . . 1 , 1 1 in i ' l l . . ', , and ideas «f the Western a lies— courageous spirit Itu t he Is do two men t work. Itut th r le a l to thp assuring the i p firm f i r m ,, a s s u rin g th o plant p la n t t h a t la nd w i l l !»,* m a ila b le a t ................ k . rlrs i . . .i iIn - o .* g - .rip i - ,.e . fea r -1 d ifficu lty ia in Ihe anomaly of n e v e rth Ihe of a can again ................... he postponed. a reasonable s*o*t whin expansion plans mnlerialixe. i What remains is simply to f ill illness under tre a tm e n t mat bis position hetssivt arid hrtssrrn Hanford Manufarturlng t,l ficinls are wise in deciding stand f ilm , a position which Itse lf exacts a heasy to il. W h llf j authority. T hat being the ease, newspapers rpa p rrs with tt i t nhvim is that the interval san tn cust their lot with this city. The future w ill prove this to President Eisenhower rn d o iird h r reads the nrw four tim es at his p ir s t conference. his old ronccntratlon and even not continue for lanv without 1w so. Once again a frig id l l a ' t from keeps a h rra t! of Ihr new * on the damage to a ll concerned In thia moment of iw ifily th r .Siberian ileppe has saved the news ticker at W alter Reed, he does nut disguise from those who mounting tension it is not alone d a y. T ills has a lieaullful sim p licity, see him that hr is fa r fro m able D u llr i' condition that is causing (DPI» —A t r i h already WASHINGTON (U IM t—A h is approved the measure. ... | . ___ . .. . , b ill sshen ft is r ia m in r d a little In consider seriously o r at any concern. F rom Bonn remits word n lra lity has delayed fur at least , , ........ ________ ..._; more <b u rly thr flaw s liecoinr length the m slor issues of cur- that C hancellor Konrad Adenauer, .• two weeks passage of a b ill to when the House Commerce Com the other apostle of strength, i*. at evident. Is standing firm a pulley? rent diplomacy. •i perm it coloring of Florida and m ilte r sent th r strong t r i.iu n of Thai is in say. a policy which is W hat it mote, h r has been * '• hard put tu give m ole than tw o ' Texas orange* the hill hi Ih r House The commit, houra a day to Ins o f f ir r He The b ill ssas re scheduled fo r a lee sent Ihe o rig in a l h ill ra lh rr lends to forget with one tltU n r • sole March Jfi Ihr nrst calen dar than the Senate passed srrslon what h r h a t said to the precious (lay of the House The Senate < untwining set era I ameo'lments csller. M oreover, m flueniisl tie r mans are spreading word at home and abroad that Adenauer ■ fsnnford Herald: f E d ito r. Sanford Herald I am wruing concerning Use The two a rlirle t about the .Semi- policy no longer commands fu ll 3. Form o f last paragraph of ih r story on note County Home were indeed support ACKOSX To stand firm In strrngth is ih r I'd to 1. F l*ie o f Ih r fro n t page of the Feb. 21 adi> enlightening, and to those stho I. On* fu in ltu rr lion of your newspaper, I attend­ ir s p e r t senior rllu e n a . i t must first requisite. But it is not the drfratrif A. Owns ed that inerting of Ih r heminole have made Ihrm rringe and weep necessity and it is Just h r r r that 3. Half an P. Flag o f PTA ( nuncil and integration was as It did me Is there som ething the crisis o f leadership In ( V ern Dnlled r r r ta in ly not what I had in mind, we ra n do In outfit roo m s w ith West Is most painfully rs n lrn t Kingdom 6 Tackle o f nor dul I rrc ris e the impression decent fu rn lltirr and bedding? So m urh ra n be Inst nn Ih r rofhl a lines* tt.H o ste lrisa il.a t integatiun was an issue .Surely t h r r r are organisations to B erlin r s r n if that road is 7. Iteal 12. A sp irin g tu at a ll at that meeting. w ith a ltru istic le n ilrn rirs , which kept open Into th r unforeseeable X. F irm a n .c i.I tv a rtistic in. Notch 13. Era T h r i- ir concerned a much w ill want la aid in g iv in g some future. t f i i n Z i i 'i t i i .r r IV Pants I I . A lltsh 'l r greater c r — Itu t of one world- c o m fo rt and beauty tn th is furU FarswtU 3S. V ip er 13. P lentiful in n and its teachings of our c h ild - torn and decadent place th a t is 17. I>capa tcofloq.) an. fsonhe-f rru through UNESCO, which the rrro n ru u s lr called a H U M E . IV, Janie* ( 0. High I * A peer It sounds like an eighteenth slate and national PTA nrganlla White undi r nius.t 21. Hale notice* century prison I cannot c o n re iv r turns advocate. 42. Music note 12 Mr. Howard, The only connection I can sre of r l r r l r d officials, who h a ve such • tu f *4 X y l m i i a between one vsorldlsm i t w ill nnl Institutions under Ih clr c o n tro l, to 21. Ounejs* “Tops in I'ops” % d ig n ify it by c a p ita liiin g it) amt a lio * * " c li treatment o f the aged river o .118 K. 1st St. at f * Stimulates integration is that a one world tegardless of tire d , color o r race. 87, l.*p.v Cerrtxn 7 / and In have ignored fresjuenl In government made up id a few SANKORI) AVK. w / / iZ. fabbe.l men id d illr r r n t backgrounds and spections and prevented such d r , j J ‘ Emanated la .My Hu*inr*<s The business of ju s t e a rn ­ Mu*lc beliefs, could dictate Integration ray 7T 11 // /A TT" liolioq.y /' ■// ing fo r Ihe Inmatra m ust be tor ------.My Ont Anti term s )u tt a. It rou ld dictate all Yt JO. Letter (i m tt 10 >a other conditions under which we lu re enough let alone m il basing 31 — Only Husinr** lice — our Im m igration quotas, a few rre a tu rr comforts. Archipelago 41 1 a 7 / You can count on m y check lor Ihe produce we could sell, the IP !,I % a sirra h le amount and personal yobs we could hold, the salaries 32.la te ra ly ~ rFr 1ft »4 J«e w r would receive. Ihe taxrs we aid if permissible. I hasp le a rn ­ % TT c nmpoeitlona 33 Wing would pay. our religion, and In ­ ed fro m others that the manage •4 JO 37. F ru it aeed deed, the very words that we men! tn charge now a re doing % 3*. In q u lira a fine Juh with ihe p itta n c e they feel tire d h rta u x r i, j * •• T4 could speak. 3*. King of I (or one, do not want to be have to work with but th e y need n f hard flo o rs? fstam’a vy h »«• ilit ta tr d to hy a sm all group of help Iw l s hear from o th e rs who teacher '{/A f/7 % r LU T |Hiwrr(nl Individuals making up h a sr hearts and who re a lis e that 41. tsoubtful la *40 i* a so called world government, soms-day age will come to them (3. Unhappy Feel Ihe dlffereacel % The llr r a id Is surely doing a 'fa 4i ami 1 do not want in y children U Aw kw ard TT ESTIMATES FREE fine jo b In rrporting and progress lo lie indoctrinated w ith auch sla­ DOWN i t it ’ 1. The parson *1 vish and dangerous id e a l through la d e fin ite ly noied In yo u r form at SANFORD I.IN O I.KI M n t > bird UNESCO. By being a member and editorials l % & T II.B CO. 2 Chronicles Sincerely and earnestlyyou rs, of the PTA I am endorsing U N ­ I l l w . la l 81. F a 21711 (Signed) Ituth M. H a m ilto n . ESCO too — Hud forgive m r. I I ongwood ce rta in ly shall not Join that or [P m* * 4 WrtliicMiii.v, Mureh 4, I9.M) san itatio n again, t rherish my Am erican heritage and freedom too much. i'c u . V 'ss ••* l - M I.I.., Yours very tru ly , I IN h lv V l c u s s ' I t S H IM ., SStW IlsIw Slanaafr Thelma Lee t'lo n ls * <•.' ) * '. ' * ' J,:‘• •'eJte" lf VS'WIIMr " '* * ' (Signedi Mrs. Thelm a I« e rUMIRX CLEANED • BANDED • riH.IMIED SMsfcsS Halls m o i i SatarSae, BaaSq, aaS I k tls lw s s lalasgas c'lonts, Oviedo la a IheSalasaa. Fre»h Ground BEEF HKCOIil) RACK ■ u if DO YOU 1 TRY CARPKTINfi SAUSAGE ■Sf Careler * • » • • * elaaa n a ile r O rla h tr *T, la ia a l ska re a l lllfle a h i * ' 1* * , «B*»e Ike A rt a l I • B lt'•»* fi a l M ire a .1, i«T*. la a ntasXer >t o , * a llra W a l l r i U ra ilile a tarla a. ass Ire erpaXIleallaa a f a ll |X« Iha |laeal a ta s * ila ls 4 la ilia T im SasiSs M S * ] * i n s c m r r ii i x s h i m s o ass* ■ la Haalhx M it» Osa n -a ix a im slat Saar ■uaa TODAY’S IMCTURK8 ARK TOMORROW'S TRKA8URE8 — Wioboldt’8 2t# 8. I'AHK AYE. Tile Expertly Done TERRAZ7.0 >VORK OF A L L KINDS. I re* KaUaalaa - Call La! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 2-7121 10fl N. Myrtle ^ Mi. l.enn Tender PORK STEAKS Jk 2 'i Mi. ^ Driim m rr llov S t'D A ll C l'R K D SMOKED HAM SA5C Half nr Whole " f R # I .b. Pet Rvnptmiletl MILK 7 For S DM liltir PEAS •l Nn. i n i I'nn* SlnntlHrtl Stiindnrd TO sM A TO KS ^ F«r Osage tut CREEN BEANS Dul-um or SjiI.kI Row1 MAYONNAISE 2 (Junrts Fnr I fed vs in mI ^ LUNCHEON S| llcmlrn BISCUITS FOOD K IM ; ■■ SHORTENING 5 9 1 Mi. ta n (W ith Order) 11*11001 I K l.arifr Head LETTUCE APPLES 1 29 ta lifo rn ia Sun Kist LEMONS E R R A Z Z O •as •w o re * st • * |f,r fl * 1S» MsiaM " * Is H e la Iba 1 l.h. J’aJhi DAILY CROSSWORD LONNIES 79 STEAK The prospect it si least as dark ,o f , * P, r c ,, io u , |lr M * 1 “ W 1* i l at an time t m . r t i l l Toe l,n r ,f lh r * r « u r» c h rrifu t rumors of a thaw w liicii u ,,n , i r r l* ln* f''f'n n la te d the (otneided m ih the s , „ t o f Anastas f ir 0" ” n,', h r f r ,n Mlkoyan h a ir en tirely r e p e a lr(j Answers lo such large questions For some m the A dm inistration in ,h * I’ * ” haVf ,ro fn Src this w ill term like a welcome «*( Sl* '* J<‘bn F oster Dulles reprieve It duct aw ay, lo r the - * n<l l, u l l f * >• »n W a lle r R rrd tim e being at le ad , m th the ne " " ‘ I’ " * 1 unilergoing m assive radirrs s ity to think out the terms on , , i " n M crapy lor cancer of the which meaningful negotialluns aMo^men Hie optim istic bulletins w ith tin Humans m i,[hi l>e ton w hich resemble those Issued after dueled. The painful process of 'resident Eisenhower* h r a r t at Letters To The Editor J IU Tender HHIrMa* ’1•Hnnr _ _ ^ .‘Goof’ Delays Bill On Orange Orange -.s' Sc ■j There arp slightly more than two and a half m illion TV sria ia the Soviet I'nien. TW O BIG WEEKS W ashington Calling ‘Climate’ Favorable s constitutional amendment. A ll that the commrssioncra were prn. posing was to make the ft).square, mile d is tric t a te rrito ry , lik e Alas, ka was before her admission to statehood. •N e ith e r the resident* o f t w d istrict, the states, nor the r e * m aindcr of the Free W orld ran understand why If. S. c l l l t r n i who sre residents of the nation's capila l are denied a ll form s of the franchise," said Commissioner finned E. McLaughlin. rx p SAVINGS Sanford Ave. at 4th St. Open Sundays 8 A. M. til Noon JL �Wed.. M»r. A, 1959— P a r* 8 S he Im R Glee Club Has Annual Crystal Ball The Jwminote H ub School f ile r .in te n t* attending Ihe gal* event Club held th e ir annua] C r y ita l The highlight o f Ihe evening B all laai week end at the May la ir wa* the crow ning o f the •‘Belle fc ln n Hotel w ith more than 2SC»Of The B a ll" and th u honor wa* ---------- n ONLY THE VERY BEST $ IS BRANDED be.tow cd upon M i** Kay D r y , R o lle r and F.dtth Man.nn. IT year old daughter o f M r a r t M m Linda Y ra c a ir, Relle nf M r* John h e y . Receiving n m n rrthe JltJI Balt, crow nrd M ia* I*r> up mention were M ia* Audrey and prelected her w ith a beautiful bouquet of red carnation* and white pompom*. In a in lin e of b lu r and t i l m balloon*, itre a m e r*. and arrange m rn t* o ' a ra lra i, me ) u u n i crowd enjoyed ilanrina and a floor ihow in which Barton P ilcher. Frankie June*, l athy Bond, Jane Harwood and Carol F.lli*on participated. Dancing began at nine o'clock w ith the Topulaire* furnl«hlng the m im e. I.ater K rne*t Cowley. High School handnt aaler, directed a promenade and white all d a n rrr* were on ih t flo o r the m a * lrr of rerem onir*. tla ry Baker, d e e Cluh P reiident, announced the name of the "B e lle of the Ball C cn rra l chairm an of the rie n t w j* M u * Y r a r k lr and a**i*llng her were Charmmn M ille r. K*ie K ra tie n . Connie Brown Da* ul Stanley ard Duke S chirard Chap­ erone* were M l** Kthel Itu e r. K rn e it Cowley. M r and Mr*. Barton Pilcher, M r and M r* tiny Allen and M i** D llie R e e ir Whit tie Mi*» W hittle I* the d irrc to r of Hie Seminotr Hign School tile r Club. Church i Calendar • IHH.I.K o r THK BALL i« Mii“ * Knv Ivey, heated. and her attendant*. Ml** Audrey lb ■liter and Mia* Edith Hannon with the ir escort*. Henry Cason and lu irry Klntore. John Mann, <*cjitcd, escorted Mis* Ivey. (Photo By Jwmenon) (paAMwddu Reservations Made For Easter Ball W y .D M .s ItA Y The senior High C hoir of the P in t P in b y te ria n c h u rrh w ill meet fi r .upper at A p m a»d for irh e a rta l at € .10 Tbo M id w e e k Bible H -u i oi b l o t P ic c b y trria n w ill h« cm lu rtrJ by the I ’ aotor, He*. V. ti •Melnnla. i i I p m The C hanrrl I'hoie of l i n t P ic*bytenan w ill meet for iel.eatral at I VO P ire rre .t Ila p lu t Church * ha pet and Concord Choir praeiiee at t> JO. p m e crr*t Haptt*l S S. O fficer* and readier** meet a t I;0 0, Pinecre*! B a p tl*l m onthly huiip r" Hireling, followed by prayer meeting at 7 : IV T H U M B AT t i i r l Scout Troop No 211 of the y , r .: Prc*b>tertan Church w ill mP, t ,hr Youth Ruilding at j jj A famdy night entered duh ‘ upper wil* tie held at Ihe F irtl I're tliyte rta n i'h u r ih a IT p m P ln r r ir it Rapti*t ijiu r c h Bro thrrh«o<l meeting at * .10 P m rrre tt R a p lltl i hurch Choir p ra rU tr at 7:Jo. • — .. . . . . . . ' I i l M V A l ' t I Y l l I t 'S l,*n r | n v r p p W i v r s 1 ,,r J a j f f f * Wive* met Ihi* week at the home of M r* ha* Shoe maket and m ip p ril out plan* «hlch w ill he keeping them an * r " ' r sroup for a long period of ’ "n r ' commltlee m i . r iic t r d to k * 11*1 the Jayeee. in the rieroraltn8 " I *he new Inform ation Build * n'1 H r * ^ r g e Sm-ei w ill h n < l thu fu r .m iitlr Snr d ill \*t , l rf ( M p- Wa,|f T, f M r. Jack W ilbur and M r, M . *0n Wiiarton ..............a,im ........... „ .aid. with The group wilt ........ Ihe n ro .ir to he ip m im rrd „at lllr the Mo>1(.|in il t|)ra lrp „ n March , , , h ^ |R|| , hp fun, „ from 1h), M r. and M r*. N o rta ll Boat ’ _ •. I I w right of Clim ent*. Kam a*, and L / * » « h / I P r n r # < /* * // Mr and M r*. U tta r Ro»* of | L t i j l V e f Lj C LLL 9 A rlingto n. Va . are home g u t t l • of M r* Maude Stafford. The R r.crvation* are «till being obtained by ra ilin g Kenneth Me gue*t* and M i* Stafford have made for the P in t Ka*ier I J l y l lnto«h, pretldent of the S o o rtv . made trip * to point* of intercat Hall to he g u r n Friday night at FA 7701, o r M r* l.u i* lloua in F lorida including Key W e il. at the M a y fa ir Inn Hotel holder al F,\ J -tU II. Iic k e l* a lto * ---------------- ~~ An evening. beginning al nine * d l be told al Ihe door. o'clock, w ill include dancing to Among the many who bate I t fir m u tir o f the Pupulairrt. a made a d ta m r r r * r i* a t io n * a ir ; flour ihow. and many lovely door Senator and VIr*. D ougla* Men p rire i. And you r entertainment »trom , M r and M r* Kenneth M rw ill benefit the C rippled Children'* In to d i, Mr and M r* N yhan J Soiiety of Seminole County whose I>a *l*. M r. and M i* Herald War , 19 n ujll11 F r . a uilrr r * Seal w «i a d nr n*er wn* w ill vopen f ir n r> n like, « r , aMr. id • and i*u M r* Vernon M ile . M i * . Kay h e y entertained_ w ith o(ri(.ulJy H |lh ,**'hp Iu ) | M r and M r. Sal M a n frr. M r llo u » r id a y * -yahi*ann ' open i»pen iiuu« l'J” }_ r* r•■>»-*» Xahlr rc»ervation» re.erv ation* tuinn bbe e made and Mr* Myri M*ron A ccord l. M r ami evening at the home of bet par ^ fl|1)(||| |h r M a y (j,r Inll lt(„ r l M r. B I Perkin*. Ir Mr and ent*. M r and -Mr*. Jidin Jvry >n(j inform ation ran to­ M r* Jam r* Crapp*. M r and M r* on K lim t S ite d • t.e r Moorr. SIr and M r* Richard AftMind lUO gue*t» railed he. ,, , . D ca*. Mr and M r* Wallv Phil Iw ern the appointed hour* which > a V J I 'U S l U O n O llO W lp«, M r and M r* W illia m llu th preceded the tile * V ..! F o r S t a t i o n l ' c r S O I l l l c I M r' and Mr* I.eorg.- J llaum Ball given at the M ayfair Inn b a rb and part* i.f iw enty, Dr Kott-i A Faahwn Show pre*rntrd 1 ' an a n ilil Mr* llol-ert s m ith . M r M i*. Ivey, who wat later named ih r Navy K v c lu n g c wa* held Sat am | j( j # ovn |„ n ami par % Belle Of The Ball, greeted her urrtay m orning w ith the w i*r» ^ | , r a!V| j ( f l ( ; ortj,)n $ianiey g u r it* In a lo vrly formal gown *n d children of .lalm n pertunnel an|j | |f J()|j Vann Parker fa thinned of while tulle over green taking part in the progritn. ’ y r „ tl, Altamonte^^S p rm r* w ilt lie • a* * i, a* , i . lr« l l n ^ rmt iir HrAiUurd jm*t htier rr ■ut 'hack' Uidlce and a v.......... o lu m.i W......... illiam T......... a n n rr wete ill charge ” * no a o io r ii ami cu m u. bouffant .k .r l with a green lh, ahow am i M r, l. R 1 non a flrla how form ing a hu»llc ef- Bauer »erved a * commentalor 1 1 1' ' . ..... . a m Boor .hnwn t,* '» « t m * " d pari* ..( *ev,n F a .lrr fw ,hion* were *hawn by , M ,. r feci in hack amt ending in floo r a group of litt le g irl. Who w o re ' m‘ M r» John U m b c n w .n Dr length » trra m cr* She wa* e» f r ill) nylon .Ire .,.-* with F a . lr r a ,> r t . r r v a iiu n . fo r corler! t <■ the Ball by John Mann tvonnel* and carried a bunny, them part) which w ill include The din in g room lahle appoint purae They w rre Captain and M r* P telcr Kram er. w ill l>e uvrd fo r the new building m enl* were in *llv rr and pink backel or M r. and Mr* C harle* SrhneuJrr # w ith pale pink ll[> efi in » il*e r Martha D ritro l, S u .ir and Diana I ’U n* in help J i v r r r i an em b lr M r* l.illia n M a .ru c h and twu Simmon*, K im Tennenon. l.e*lie ^ Ihe ic n p ix iu k for the cunvcriliun candelabra flanking a i l l v r r howl v ia tio t* from New Y ork. M r* of plum hloiaoma. The buffet held Urahain. l ’eggy M iller, and Cyn* ' W a lte r1 ,n 'Sl I 'f lp f , l, u r *- * * l r r lh ‘ * -W J r* nd llr < v r ir dueuwed. It «av annuunred a three liranchcd candelabra w ith thia ta m e r. O th e r g irl,, wearing l ' nn » rk,'*’n . , an arrangem ent of pmk cainillia a, , l * r t * wear, were Janice and Jo that Mr*. W harton w ill hrad Ihe A lw ' ,fnm ,hp s ' n" * r '' <r^ P F.avier The gue*t* j*l*o gathered in the d llk Drayton, U c i l l r King, J a n ri Fgg Hunt in it im it lr r w ill he Mr, and M r*. Wade Tye den w h rtc a punch bowl wa* plac M iller and Nancy Miller, Around im dnien* nf egg* w ill he M r and Mr* Joe Der.nlion, M r ed on a table which a ttra ctive ly Boy modrla were Dickie Koloff, and Mr* Ka> S hnem akir. and dyed held h ra ,* appoinimcnlt and a r John Cartlec. and Shane Pope Dunne Ihe program plann'd by ra n e rm e n t* of yellow »napdr»gon* Wive*. I lr c . e d in Bermuda l r * " ___________________ ” * L - " - r P ''. J f M r* Speer. Ned Altman. *>f ami bright powder puff*. M r* .hu rt. Capri pa nl*. hluu .r, and - Nell t Hair llr . ig n Studio talked Buy Mann p rr ided In the d in in g *k irl* were M r*, h Itoloff. M r* I lo ilH l'h lt ld l l i l t ( ,h f 8,,,l,p * n' 1 demon.trated la-wi* Poole, Mr* “C 4 room and M r. Rufu* S trickla nd t * “M r* ‘ wav 1 of individual »tvline A fine grained jH .w drr chicken The ne»t meeting w ill Iw held yrrvcd re fre .h m e n tl in Ihe den J Youngblade. M rv W T. I lace «ih nf A p ril ai Ihe home M r* Rav Herron al*o a*»i*ted M r* It I’ Iira y to n . Mr* ft W atock hate may be u»ed fo r c lin k on ...... entertainment t.egare, M r* K J Simitton*. M r* r n bm lh or a* H avoring fur *a ur nf Mr* Tye w ith M r* Svlvu R Pope, M r* N Melnnla M r. r», gra vir* yelhed loavev. ami B rrg itru m a* ,r o h n . t r * * V that W ll r la *. M r* M M a rth a ll. vegetable*. H d u to lv e * in eohl or llm , Mr* B illie Burke w ill be in M ri. U B rid g e t. M r* N Car hoi water, charge of the program P a ri* iK iuliqu t* aim to make t ir r and M n II M iller Trcn age Fido a* la ih in n a h lr a* h i* m il- mmlel* in *w »n wear w eir Pat i r e . Tney thuw collar* tiu d d e d |»|i l r Diaie ciregui, Sandra with colored itonc • and rhlne l^ e d i, Pamela Itmenow. Karen lln n e *. and embroidered ha n d krr S im in n *. Ih -n n lr Satan. Jam * chief* to to tk in the pocket of Saton and llo tn o r Nunnery, a plaid coat. T hf *,w' * *r»*Jrd with the a rrv Ing of coffee and doughnut* by Lad h i rem ind yaw M ri Jam r* D irk rv with the ro n i aflatw... wa are p llm rn t* of the Navy K trh a n g r l y r d i l l d i Iw kama flwawclwf ar tila in o r ./r lemon pudding cake rw ftw aw ilw f I,* adding fru it tvefore baking P rrp a ie a to* i ounce package cake tn ik ai curding lo direciion . Pour in ti, pan and li.p w ilh ‘ t r j p chopped mara.rhtn.i c h e rrie * A and <i cup lrr* h nr Horen peach 1” *e* Hake accnrdin: W package direction* Kay Ivey Home Scene O f Party Y ou’ve board the iv p ri .ion,*'Clnxs W ill T e ll” . . . well, it Utils a real story in the U r f you buy in our stores - S w ift’s Premium. 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Vac. .Can Pert Pudding T O M li: »!••*» I SHO W IN (i AT *:*’<» A l # t * a c \ 111 IN IN CAMMVA1. ! • COLOR CAR I IMfNa P I.IS AT R; Ik IIM .V I j,) * STEAK rib A Parts Dash Your application fo r a home loan is acted on P K K M IU a M le t i/ j '< a ir]_ ^ Size (W ith $3.00 Order) FOODMART PARK AVE. at 25th ST. �i Rookies Tear Cover Off Ball IS By T IM M O R IA R T Y United Press International John Callison of I h f Chicago W h ile Sox aw l F rank Howard of I h f Loa Angeles Dodgers— a pair o f rookie o u lfic ld rra — e rr tearing the ro ve r o ff the ball in early aprlng workout*. CallUon, only 19 yeara old, is being touted aa the anawrr th M anager Al lo p e *' long aearch f o r a home run Hugger. A left hander h itte r, Callison surprised even Senor A l Tuesday when he stroked a 400 foot drive aver the left-center field fence a t the While Sox train in g camp. “ lie 's our No, 1 candidate for le ft field and I'm ro n lid e n t he ran I Cage Scores lo lle d Treat Inle io altnn st 1 Hofatra 70 Orexel Tech *1 Providence 79 Siena 41 Worcester Toly ho W illta m i 81 Rutgers 77 Lafayette 72 M on tclair St. 73 Bloom field f t Lenoir I’ hyne 93 E. Carolina 74 Weat Carolina 74 W offord 31 Weal Ky. *1 K a il Tcnncaate M H o n d a Southern 95 Stetson *9 Iro y (A la i St. 76 SI. Bernard 73 T ik e v illf 77 Georgetown ( K y i 73 Iowa St. 67 Kansas 62 b t Joseph’s ( Inal a P2 Anderson 91 C alvin m Central Michigan H> X a v ie r tO hlo) 92 M iam i (Ohm) 71 Creighton 72 South Dakota St. 71 Nebraska Wesleyan 76 Peru 66 C ulver Stockton 78 W in. Jewell 66 Tex. Christian * t B aylor 6 j Texas Tech 90 Arkansas 60 Sou. Methodist 70 Texas A ltM 66 T ex a■ 63 Rice SI Abilene Christian 70 Tex West. 62 I II I I Ii Teams Deadlocked ForLeague Lead Roum iUat's unbeaten record W at ended by Seminole Sporting Goods, 33-23, in the Jun io r Bas­ ke tb a ll League, played at the Na­ tio n a l (luard A rm o ry. Each has * 4 1 record In the league. Robson's Sporting (io«d« took th e Stemper Agency 33 26, lo f a in a tie fo r th ird place. In a battle o f tw o cellar dwel­ le rs. Higginbotham won its firs t game, and Sanford E le rtn e lost it s fifth , 2X27, This was San­ fo rd Electric's th ird fo rn e e u tite loss by ona point. The standings find Itoum dlat'a and Seminole Sporting Goods tied lo r firs t place with a 4-1 record, fite m p e r Agency and Robson'a S p o rtin g Goods lird fo r second, 3-2, Higginbotham 's In fif th w ith a 1-4 record, and Sanford Electric In last place, OS. On Saturday, Ih r Sanford Junior B t'k c tlv s ll league tournament w ill begin w ith f W m ilt a t 't meet­ in g Robmn's at 9 a in ., Stemper Agency w ill play Sanford Electric a* 10 a m , and Higginbotham's w ill tangla w ith Scminola Sport­ in g Goods in the final game at 11 a m . Bout Scheduled KAN FRANCISCO ( C PI t - E d d ir M arlien o f Bedding, C a lif, w ill meet Rubin Vargas of San Franc ltr o in a 10round heavyweight mateh in Ihr Cow P a la rr A pril make it , " Lopez said a fte r the workout. “ John does everything w ell—he h a t good speed, hits hard and has a strong a rm ." In his firs t fu ll season of pro­ hall last year. Calllaon hit 29 home ru n t w ith Indianapolis to lead the A m erican Association. He was riv e n a b rie f tr ia l w ith the W hite Sox at the end of the 193> cam paign, collecting 19 hits In IS gam ei. Howard, like Callison. a lto spr cializes in the long ball. The fo r­ m er Ohio Stale basketball s ta r hit four out o f the Dodgers' park al V rro Beach, F la. Tuesday and was hailed by chief ico u t A l Practice Proving Rugby Is 'Rugged' Am erica'a football game is a up and down the field F requent­ m ild aort o f c h ild ’s p lay com ­ ly the ball le ft the boundaries and ended in a cabbage patch pared to EnglamTa fa vo rite rug across the road by. In pursuit bounded a ll 34 of Sanford s eastude residents had the Sanflys, in a rough and tu m ­ a glimpse of rugby's possibilities ble game where any man on th r last T hursday when the Na'.y (earn can kick Hie ball o r score Sanflys met fo r scrim m age al on a la ttr r a l pass. Celery Ase. and M ellonvllle. Decked out in red and white The C ity of Sanford h a t given jerseys (Seminole High School), use of the fie ld and donated goal blur and gold jerseys ( If. o f T ilts pasta. On Thursday, 30 husky hurgh) and shoes from Ih r NAS players and a t many adm irers Trnsacoia tra m , Ih r m m m akr bore up under the discom fort of colorful viewing. I'a nis are ow n­ er's choice, and range (rum bath a steady t in tile . S p rrta to rs were well rewarded ing trunks to blue Jeans. T h r only protective equipment for th e ir agonira. as the bu rly men rha te d an o ve rtire d football worn in rugby is a p a ir o f long woolen socki There is no block mg (only pushing n r la rk lin g i and no forw ard passing Captain of the N avy Sanflys Is Lt. ( j o Tom H am ilton, who p la y­ ed rugby as a student a l D a rt­ mouth College. He has organited several teams durin g his Navy rare er. and la rge ly Is responsible for much of this cou ntry’s enthu­ siastic reception of the game. A veteran roach. Chief Ruel II L n ife d Tress In lrro a liim a l Baldwin of la s ro n 1(0. Jackson W ith only 22 more days o f ra c ­ fit, lo u ts U n ive rsity is the l i t . ville , is assisting Hie Sanford ert team lo own a nice shiny post­ learn, which is composed of men ing. Sanford Orlando Kennel Club o fficia ls have slated one o f the season tournam ent berth in college from all units stationed here basketball and two more riu in le ti The group hopes lo participate s ra s o n 'i finest schedules fo r to ­ — Connecticut and eith er D a ri- in Ih r annual Bermuda College night. when raring at R 10 w ill moulh n r P rinceton- could jo in the Rugby Week, M arch 29 A p ril 7. launch one of three Grade A events happy thron g tnnight. l l r i d l i n r r of the star-studded St. lo u ts H I M l lu e a m r the loth show w ill be the Hot Box 10th team selected fo r the 12 tra m N a­ race, which may resolve its e lf tional In v ita tio n R a ik rih a ll T o u rn ­ m in another two hound duel be­ ament at New Y ork'* Madison tween Happy Joe Lucky, in the Square G arden, the announcement FRESNO, C alif. ( U P li— La urn seventh spot, and Simla, In the coining just as soon a * the llilllkens were elim in ated in the M is­ Salas. 19. M onterrey, Mexico, da- four box. c iiio n ril C ollier Cox. 129, Y’uma, Happy Joe is figured by m orn souri V a lle y Conference race. mg line raids to win, but only a Connecticut 116-61 ran sew- up A r il. (10). the Y a n ke r Conference cham pion RICHMOND, C a lif. ( I T I i - J o r y shade ivchind the hustler is lady Sim la. Happy is riding five con­ ship fo r the t l t h tim e in the last Lopes, 133, Sacramento, C a lif . d r secutive qulnieia postings, and 12 ye a r* by he aling Rhode 111 and cisionrd A rt Itam poni, 133, Rich- h e 'll lie seeking three straight tonight. The would earn the tt- t nnns a muni), Calif. <101. over Sim la first round N C A A tournam ent si«.t S im la, however, recently outHONOLULU ( U l’i i — Tommy against a still-iin se lrcte d “ m em ­ Tibbs, 137, Bov ton, Mass., dec I- scampered Happy Joe iw ire , *o ber a t large'* at New Y o rk n r t l sioned L a rry Cantlbcros, 136, lin n tonight's running may determ ine Tuesday. But an upset by Rhode ntulu (6 ): Bay T erre, 112, llono lu a curre nt tra ck champion HornIsland would leave Connecticut lu, drcliiimrd flay T lch re o , IUS, swugglrd and Klame Nug are tw o tied w ith Maine fo r the conference other fleet stars in the Hot Box, Las Vegas, Nev. (Oi. crown and create a question about N ightcap of the unique evening which tra m would go to the to u r­ w ill be the long tlth , a threeney. rtg h th s -m ilr contest of Grade A D artm outh (20-6) and Princeton steppers who just m in e d m aking UK-41 are lir d fo r the Iv y League the Wednesday Hot Box. lead a fte r swapping home-court Huge Rural Commander is fa v ­ victories. Each finishes Its season ored by fiv r to two ra rly raids, l n ltrd Press Inle rna llu na l tnnight — Dartm outh at home Thirteen is the “ lucky r.u m lie r" but h e 'll have lo contend w ith such against Brown, tT in rrto n at Penn­ for Bub Pettit of Hie hi. l-o u li fine greyhounds a t Bel Del and sylvania A w in by one and a loss Hawks if he iv tn set a new N a­ K irg o for th r other means Ih r Ira g u r title tional Basketball Association sea In the evening s opener. D ap­ and an N C A A tourney berth for son scoring record. ples is rated best, and Super Toy the victo r versus West V irg in ia T h r 6 font a inch ex-Louisiana ru n t a close second, according al New York nest Tuesday. State ace must average only 13 lo e a rly figuring I f they finish In a He, h o w rv rr, puints in Ins rem aining six games a playoff Is in n rd rr fo r the league In surpass th r NBA m ark of 2,«0t crown. And an N C A A o ffic ia l said IMvlnts set last season by George D E T R O IT l l l P l i - Hob flicks, th e rr’i a chance the playoff dale Yardley—not too d iffic u lt a lask would ro n flle t w ith the NCA N lour- considering the fa n he has been form er head football coach at nry and thus deprive th r Ivy j averaging 29 2 points per game DrR auw University, nas been ap­ pointed d rfrn s iv r b a rk firld coarh le ag ue of a tourney re p rrs rn ta . all seaion. live U niversity of D r lm ii P r llit scored rus paints in Rl at the Hicks, 31. was an end at P tnn l-nuts’ in t in ; victo ry over the j S tair du rin g his rn ilrg r days Boston C e llirs Sunday In r i i ‘ e his 66 game total In t,92l T h r h vra ru s r Nationals heal the New York Knickerbockers, 140 ORONO. Maine ( U l’ l i — te n te r IIS, I he Minneapolis Lakers, d r R ogtr E llis o f the U niversity of fra ie d the Philadelphia W arriors, Maine has signed a rontraet w ith loo 9*. at ( am drn. N. J,, and the the Nrw- York iM ints of the Na Detroit I’ lito n s downed the Cin­ Hunat Football League E llis, 22. derson away from th r Los Angeles cinnati Royals 117-101, in other uf Westwood. M a il., was the GlDodgers. games ' ants' Mth round draft rhoire. “ Anderson is the key man on how w r arp going In d> this .»car,’’ fiaw yrr forecast “ A ll Hie reports wr hssr is that h r car do Ihr job in Ihr field. If he can, that plugs up a wrsk gap for us Thr question is how much he will hit. “ Well, he won t hsvr In hit Ion much tn keep his j.vh If he makes Ihr dn u b lr play and fields she ground balls arrund second base that !a»t year were going through for hits A p itch er likes some h il­ ling hrhm rl him but mnre im p o rt­ ant he wants a good d e frn a r." Sawyer said the T hillles are “ talking lo a ll the other clubs tryin g to make mme deals'* •'W> haven't anything concrete in the works, but w r 'r r try in g ," he added, explaining that “ when you finish last you have to lake some rh a m rs on deals you o th e r­ wise w ouldn't make " St. Louis To Play In Tourney Again; Chips Fall Tonight Happy Joe, Simla Will Vie Tonight inq Results 13 Magic Number For Hawks’ Pettit Dfl'auvv (ids Coach Eddie Sawyer Sold On Phil Potential I i itI #i ) V r I 1 9 If i ii f- CLEARW ATER (U IH l - For a manager who finished Iasi. Eddie .Sawyer of the Philadelphia Phllb Irs Is p rrtty high on his lu ll c lu b . He dorsn’l think I t s nearly at had as last y rs r's eighth piste fin is h indicates “ Wo have first division i>otrn 1**1." m aintain* .Sawyer, who led Ih r Phillies lo Ih cir firs t pennant In 33 years hack in 1930. “ We have good pile time and fa ir power. Last year o u r defense, especially in Ih r infield, was poor. A ll Ih r m n v n w r m ad r during Ih r off season w r r r aimed al im pro vin g that defense.'* The blgg rst move in that d ir e r Hon, fia w y rr believes, was thr acquisition George Anderson. Ihr t l k k fieldin g second hasrm an who h it only 269 at M ontreal last sea­ son. The Phillies gave up out­ fie ld e r Rip Rcpulski and two m in o r league pitcher* to lure An i 8* (hunts Si^n Center DOG* T Y P E WR I T E R S and Adding Machinca IP Campanis as “ the most im proved h itte r in cam p." In 129 games w ith Green Bay last ye a r, Howard, a rig h t handed h itte r, batted .333, knocked In 119 runs and h it 37 homers. I f he proves h r can h it m a jo r league pitch in g the Dodgera fig u re this 6 foot-7 slugger w ill be a natural fo r th e ir le ft field ' Chinese w a ll" In Los Angeles. Jack H a rihm a n, who broke in to the m ajors when Howard and Callison were in G ram m ar school, a lio stood out during Tuesday’s d rills as h r pitched fou r hit Ires innmgv during a Baltim ore O riole m tra • squad game. H a rih m a n faced the m inim um number o f 12 b a itcra , strikin g out sia. B ooklet Lee Maye and Chuck C otter m adr impressive debuts In a M ilw a u k rr Braves’ ra m p game. Maya h it a 440 foot home run and C ottier, the newest candidate fo r M ilwaukee's wide ■ open second have Job, turned in several spar­ kling plays. Boy Sievcrv, the Washington Senators* at! llm r homr run king, ended, his holdout when h r signed for a 'r r p o r lr d $36,400, Another Am erican 1-eague slug­ ger. Bub Cerv of the A thletics, indicated h r was ready tn sign his contract when hr firw to F lor ids to ccntinur h li negotiations w ith General Manager Parke Carro ll. RACING. Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. For SALE Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SP EC IA L M A T IN E E FRIDAY For R EN T Jerry Collins, Operator REPAIR • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Sorry, No Minora Service ADAM S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 107 W «t Fire*. 81. [.orat'd II MHm Sooth Of Sanford On Highway 17*91 Hr Pa*e ft—Wed.. Mar. 4. 1959 V00»V3U 'ifE V C U S O * * ilo \£ * H T M « £ Till.THE H e rn * l o s f i o c t f — ANOCitAB Pftv.A/VC.VA3C(J7A y il» : X c. u X VDJ Ta »i< ftje iee P f f t x p t t m in tn e u itf 10 c o n K ITH 4 C- : r r j STUCK, v r , G C T K i,;’ 3 X 3 < Mm T -.y*8 ^ THCyVE BEEN WA&Hft i r i ' f tee so u u w m t s f tw; e 5-TIENCE l i f*(T BE r» ;p CtH? if i c m e a rn e r t«,rv is wap UttN wee-t ABOUT THEM... flE T u ia o A lC A N M M I rj J Is n flH A v tM /O A H C e O t- \ , ,‘fc IL WRITE )CT A POt CEOFFICEF i W 0 *'< METHODS» T > / I L E T T te -^ f « r I0UNP gY THE1ft GET THE TRUTH/ _ * WatiforB Wrrill �YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIMEDS C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X A—FOR R E N T I S -F O R R EN T 3hr fcanfnrb iiralh W F L A K A A P A R T V C K T S r rooaaa 4 ROOM unfurnOhed apartment 0 I —M A R K E T BASKET p riva te bath*. 114 W. P ir n St. Adult* only. A vailable a flrr 2—F O It K E N T March Zflth .704 W. Nth. St I A—ROOM A ItU AR D 2’ t BEDROOM unfurnu he d houae ITS. Call FA 2 I3 to . ROOM for rant w ith k ltrh rn pri 5—BEACH R E N T A L S t ilr g e i, fo r lady or couple, Ph 4— W A N T E D TU RENT 2 BEDROOM unfurpD hed hou*e. FA 2-0779 5— R E A L E S T A TE I OR S ALE I9IT Sum m erlin. J6S. FA 2 74*6 a -M O K T G A G I. LOANS * ROOM tu m u h rd houtc. (US'* K F urnohed Apt. NO P ark Ave. 7 -K K A L ESTATE W ANTED 3rd FA 2 -3* 13. S— M IS C E LL A N E O U S 3 BEDROO M , fir at flo o r apart 9 - F L U WERS • P LA N T S 3 ROOM — F urnuhed apartmant m rm . un furno hcd , k i t c h e n S IIK L 'R S MS 00 par month—u ltim a * in t equipped. 923 P ark. A pp ly 911 IS—O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T rinded Phone Lake Monroe Inn Park. * Il- A L T O M O H IL E S . FA 2TIM . T R A IL E R S IIO U S E T R A II.E R l ^ t w ith own J BEDROOM—Kitchen equipped— 12— BOATS A MOTORS light me’ er, Couple — *1Z par 1*4 P in r r r t i i D r. Th. F A 2 3436 13—F A R M S U P P LIF JI A month. C o m rr Onora A 17*2. MACH IN E It Y FA 23176. M r*. W ethe rinrton . FURNISHED apartm ent* M arl 14— PETR • LIV E S T O C K N rl!a Court, 2164 O rlando Rd S U P P LIE S 2 2 Bedroom I lo u ie i — cat! EA 2 3261 El—A R T IC LE S W ANTED E A 2 6041. In— PLA C ES TO E A T (R O O M furnuhed ap artm rnt 2 BEDROOM llnuve. C a ll FA 2 3*31 17— IIE A L T T PARLORS Phone FA 20713. 15— F E M A L E H E L P W A N T E D F u rn irtie d apartm ent —tile b a t h - D U PLEX — FurnUhed. 1 room IS— M A L E H E L P W A N T E D hardwood flo o r*—private— adult* apartm rnt w ith hath 94^ month 0 1 * —M A L I: o k I EM A L E —602 W art rrth St. .Vi6 V* kth FA 2 33M 21— WORK W ANTED 22—B U SIN ES S F U R N IS H E D apartm ent. F A 2 2W»( APARTM ENT—2 Adults - no am > O P P O R T U N IT IE S m*1s—;a * —electricity available 23— S P E C IA l SERVICES E. K e lly. ’h. FA 2 2447—T - I —PI W O SERVICES R ivrrvirw r Ave. I t A —B U IL D IN G CONTRACTORS » — ELECT R IC A f. 4 ROOM and bath hou*r, tm lurn CONTRACTORS i »bed In Lake M ary. 110 J1 A -U U IL D L N G . REPAIRS, monthlv EA 2-4066 o r FA 2 6271 2J.II B U IL D IN G S I P P I.IE S Furn. apt. 401 Palmetto. j ; _ M I T I C E • PERSO NALS PARIS (C P U — The A n fio -Rus­ 21—A R T IC LE S FOR S A L E LAR G E 3 bedroom. 1 hath furn sian decision to study a p a rtia l 2»—F U R N IT U R E A i*hed house w ith extra ya rd On n o t s E ii n i. o pullback fro m both side* o f the tlth . St To rrvponuhle people 3 6 -IO x T a n d f o u n d Iron C urtain produred a ca u ti­ S110. FA : . \ m * ously disapproving reaction from A llied headquarter* fo r Europe E F F IC IE N C Y —642.30, A ll Park Pullback Opposed By Allied Forces 135 Troopers Put Damper On Strike ► HENDERSON. N C. < U P lt W orker* reported to fou r itrik e hound cotton m ill* through a cor­ don of g rim fared ita la trooper* today while other o ffice r* min gird in a crowd of w tn krr* that appeared awed by the *how of forre There ware no incident* of tio Irnce reported at n t h r r gate a* *omr 135 ita tn troopara reinforc­ ed city and Vance Counly officara • along ih r potentially • cxplortve p ic k it line*. The North m ill wa* reported ’ ’u m itu a lly quiet” and the South m ill *aw the im a lle tt demonstration lu data. Some *0 trooper* "e re stationed at the South m ill which ha* been the .erne of ro rk throw ing. Jeer ins and un ruly uow d». Sonic of the s tn k r r * carried *tti 1* and rock I a * they Hood ouDiitc the gate, but w lirn troop I t r i arrived about 6 21 a. m , the objeet* disappeared So ic troopers fo rm rd a line down the street loading to the m ill c -tc w hile others mingled w ilt I tie* crowd. One man stood at the gale w n li a riu t gun. Police Open Fire *0n African Mobs today. J—REAL ESTATE FOR RALE O ffic ia l spokesmen refused to com m ent im m e dia te ly on the com mumqua signed by P rem iers Her old M a cm illa n of B rita in and N i­ kita Khrushchev of Russia In M uicow. 2 B e d ro o m * But S H A P E sourer* were q u irk F lo r id a R o o m to point out that if the com m uni­ que d id in fact indicate th a t the — F .H .A . — already rejected • R aparki plan” wa* com ing up fo r consideration again, NATO com m ander Gan ! . ju r is Norstad would certainly (Include* Claoing) come out against it. Norstad said in a speech to the Western European* Union in Pari t Dee. 19 that " I should riot be able to f u lf ill my task any lunger if a d rm ilita riie d tone, such s i $ 6 7 *5 0 m o n th ly is proposed in (he H apacki plan, o n l y 6 Block* Waal Of Franca were p u l in to effect.” Inform e d sourer* pointed out it Avenue on Jbth Street. would be piiyaically impossible MO DEL OPEN D A IL Y fo r the We«t In pu ll back from the Iron C urtain and »till be able s 1.000 D o w n S I (Ml .M o n th ly to m aintain an effective shield. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, w rit lo ra i rd in town. T o u t price Sll.oou COUNTRY CLUB MANOR $ 2 8 0 °° *8280.00 Legal Notice N E K it 10 ACRES o r m ure w ith modern home on West sidr of town SM ALL t r a d * uf land, high or low ground. i * il ls : i m i t i t i in w r, x ix i l l .111*111*1, I (Ml I IT IX « x i i e o n ■liM ix n i.s t i o t x t * . r i . o i t i n * i s i* x i *:n * xo. i* « n ROSA L . P A Y T O N » T » r iT o n v s: *•»•.**»-, x r Regdatersd Real F.xUte P re k tr j . i i r n ttM tn . 1*1* til tiff, Ph. FA 2-1301— 17-92 at Hiawatha W U U D Iitt'l" I l f ot ml. JUST i'UMPl.LTI is I »* ** tttj rn I • M»l It l i 111 w m u NEW 3 bedroom hou»r. I l. v i down :o ; i a n i noonum * *m includei closing cost* Low MtANCUfl l i t . TON WOOLmonthly F IIA te rm * Appliances, Ml » k\ hi* * i f f . I'd lf o r f lt * Jif i Tl space heater, water heater. i.iifc lUht*iw ft V* w J *t» f » Venetian blind *, and landscaping Y u li ll t K h i HKII k "*• * t i ♦ 11 11 included. Ready m move in . On JtOMB A. N y a isla n d I C P U -P o ­ th'Ait a t *'>mii' 1• l ti t f t*r IN* <*t.m!»t!• jb tltMit of * l l l l u t u f t tiltiD P H l Rosalia, near M rllo n vilie Phone lice upened fire on n a tiv r rmters ■ ' Ton* 5 « 'i r l i n d l in Her ifftiig % **, FA 22»u: m Itla n tyre today when rio t* * nil \ T *f iw rohiti H fukith. Harta* |*» I u t! H iifilR lh C tU tltf. Florida erupted in the city shortly after * hi a,It adjoin (int l**]i« I r, i.ath. fully the government proclaim ed a slate and J I n •*l<t A tc tlo iii ha« 'kitam 2 BEDROOM, equipped k ill hen, Florida room f*t> 1 you and j hi ar# 1 1 of emergency Three African* «iulr»«l to a*f%* a i f t *>f >*«uf and u tility room. lad 73’ x 133’. were k ille d »nd tw o other* were Anav* • r *#r I'taaiUnr t s th** • •-«** Derp well. 41 i Scolt A*e l mn r I’la ln ilff a aU tirt t ) , wounded. 1.»a.11»»| J t ,+►**\ i *, «if t • e> la w f i r r«i FA 2 2701, l ullcc tha rg ed the rio te r*, swing of W AHItH K anti La F K V Ili: M ti*h \\ in la r l*arV % r . £ n ig h tltic k l an-1 h u rlin g tear 1*a M \%»tivr* I f il* fha ••rlfln a l A«* 2 BR. 4‘B. kitchen equipped, eor gas bomb* in the Rlantyre and *m tr «r rri l*laat|l»tff In th« lifftra *rf ner lo t. Mo. pm t 337 JO, Eimbc atea. tw in c itie * about 40 1h i l MaaR *’f lli* « im ii t F uum FA 21330, F:«t. 406, Colby or nr liaftsr# t»iai I I t li ilav mt X arrh , nnle* fr»m h ire . !'**(». I f >fi i fail I t 'l l a da. FA 2 0663 An A frica n i«olicetnan wa* aeri- * raa pro enfifaaim n lll La *>ntor*<l o f t ln it ton fo r th * ra llo f domtnd* n u ily wounded when riot squad* rd In tha Fm itiptiinf 3-11EDR00M hu m * M900; kitchen iric tl In l(real. up crowds of chantrwiXK and t i l t t i L f t r i i «t »an. equipped, l-ow down payment. f nip11„ A#tinI1rt ola f*a Ijt>»s Ff aplda, in r natives. Call FA 2 34 thla | ih •!*> t il Faftruarj police e a rlie r swooped down on 11 I HHRNItON i*ta • • # Best Buy In The State Of Florida. in * I 'ir u t lt 0*jurt o f hamlnala leader* of the A frica n National < r-unl r Z -licd m im home, furnished <'nngres* and a rrrrte d Dr. Hart II y Ma ft h i T» V'ihjan Edwvrd F. Lane Phone fi«i»Lit > *' i arig ing* Banda, leader of tire emigre**, ftanlal t I^ V a tra FA 2 - M I f i n d hi* No. S man. Ilr r .r * ( hip- *»f U A I lf t H K A i » r r . v i i K rm berc. The t-wo m rn and other f*ari> j*nu'h 3-REUROOJI, 11• hath lo ca trd in intap |*ar lg# f l-sf 5<I * Congrrs* o fficia l* were quickly re ­ \\|!t»»r*»ts fur V1tafitlffP lamgwoud. Itravonahle down moved from the country. I'ylttllali |>t* I t, I I , 11 on-I March pavment and le rm *. o r consider E arlier, In nearby N orthern * m*» m i l M rde fu r appointment L Rhodesia, John Stonebuuae, a LaII. Shepard, t owner i, Lungwood, (X T MU ( III X I * J l IN .*.'* t «** M l. horde m em ber of B rita in 's P a rlia ­ ix x x ii i km • k n i x o i . i : c r u x Fla ment. w a* scued a t an ’ ’undesir­ i * . i i u n i r i x able a lie n " while en route here and ix wr. S.»t .« m : f t * i 3TIEDROOM home w ith w orkthup lilt 'll.* ( ( ! ' J I I I .N O T . ejerted fo rc ib ly from llritlv h Cen­ I>ffa « i« *i L doubt* < a rp o rtr on 1 acre M illi • III m u lt I it ; tra l A frica, He had been accused land 1l * m ile* w r it <>f town T lfifi fiT A T i: 4»F VI . d i l l s > T *li of In lrrfe rin g in A frican a ffa ir*. 12IM) down FA 2 2796. AM. |'l.l:s " V A |N T M llh R T K I> IV a , ito *. Sty Ito b crt A rrnd ace th rn TIM l.s T IT K «•!* tlH 'It.4 HI* J i »i • »:%m:i» BY OWNER—2 hr. fram e hnu«e ^d a m p e d an iron e m rrg tn ry rule nt \i» ^ V o l A I I U H E Ill i»T N o T ir iv . li kitchen equipped, large pretty on this B rilrsh protectorate where t h a t a a r l H i n tr *«1 r u m * *,i t* r L " M lr* *m » a t h # t .a a t IV ilf a n i )ard , good location JV n ra th an anti-white cam paign erupted Ta a ta r m a s * t * aald star# i a n t ha* nr small rq u ity and J.U) mu la *t month. I » »h i d i i i l t l " ! t u u i t H r I n »al*J C "urt payments C all FA 2 11*7, v o r a r t m . i i i Mr N E W ! I HA In 1 .0 A N ’S DcBary I HANK lw K |i writ L i n * « t^ la n d a p m c n ih i fra*n th * data .-f firti +nb\k<» Horn p f t l i i l N n tlc# t n l y p i i r in ■a i d l*^*y»t and • Hr, -v r i m r , |f an a > ..I *4 " . W ill th# a f t f* ft * 4 1*1 i - t r t | n ad m l ! t i n s ■ • I d i » |»P” ».afa a l i o u l d n o t a i a n d tarok*-l U it*i«m • ituii! Y • ‘rtMUly, H* , ? U 4]| un- A l a t ■ tttiae JM 'Is* f • m i 4 a | i Vloetdl I a rha V o n lar Estates W ithin 2 Plata, A 1'enler. • block* o f D e R iry (o m p lrle shopping AS LOW AS $350 Down $65 Monthly Itn rln d e * CTming) W. G. M ille r. Developer Sale* O th e r H ay. 1 7 - 9 2 DeBary P la it Ph. NO h-4071 o r NO 9-4711 6 M ILE S NORTH OF SANFORD i AUTO GLASS INSTALLH) SUNLAND Estates A M A M I. South P IN EC R ES T Aerardlaf Scott’s Ta Car* Palm Rtqilrtd Cue. 27th ft lllw a v IT-9* Phone _ -b BL EA 2 7211 * 6 ^ k44ik> sjf IMumhinjr <£ Repair* Low A r $400 ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. M A JO R BROWN R E A L T Y R o lle r L A K E MARY f h . F A 2 3237 err EA 2 :»«l This I* a guest p s ti to the K ltt T heatre fu r Clyde Palm er Exp ( la ir Mar I*. SO m n u it i A . W i l l i a m s . R ealtor Raym ond l.u n d q u iit, A**or I ’A 2 3931 A lla n llr Rank lUdg ft-F LO W I.R S . PLANTS to— RPR HI M R OP>*ORTUN IT I Kt* 26—IN S 4 MAM E AZALEAS In Bloum. J.arge Selection fro m 3*e or J f»r SI (at (•It A PI.A II.I.E NURSERY lic ip r u lle A xe, FA 2-09*6 Reiired o r a rtiv e m rn n r women b xa l fra n rh ite asallable No lia n rh ite fre. Invevtm rnt 99.70 (*i / \ * IMA- .k V up Insevtm enl fu lly te c iir n l b* in v rn ln tv . Ni* te llin g Guaran trrd im u in r W rite In llux TAA, Melvch lllilg I A 2 3/92 r n S a rfu iil Herald 27— M l IH I ” *—I'M *A O N A l S M a in e r s o r r o n r u N i n INCOME TAX X F .R V IIE j M AN OR WOMAN Win. II. M u rra y H n p u n rth le perton (rum Hit* arra. EA 2 1324 in aervlce and rn llrc t frnni 1111 Celery A*« Clnted Sunday F t.E ( fR Il,' rig a re ttr d itp e n « rri W O O D R U F F'S Faro* f t Garden Center A N N U A LS M l Uatcry A **. KARMERN ACiENCY B E A U T IF U L D IS H GARDENS N. A’. I a rn irr. RralUir SANFORD FLO W ER SHOP D. H. W U lm u ir, A (**c. FA I I 122 or FA J *27* 114 S. F re n ch A 'e . Ph FA 2 3221 A fte r h o u r. FA 2 2*IJ er FJ 2 «'*21 11—A C T U M O B IL W —TR A II.K R g W. H. -IB M ” S T K X II 'K R A frw ry H e allnr A In vu rtr A l-ftf. L a u ra B. O ile r, II. E. t a lle r A rle tt P rice, Everett lU rp e r Phone F A 2 4J91 112 N. Paik LA K E F I4U N T m odrrn 3 Itedrnom home w ith double garage FA 2 6132. NO~NOISK HURL K « a ll*r P h a r* IM P E R IA L I W Hard T u p Coupe. Automatic T ra n im id lu n . P ow rr R ra k rt Power S lre rin g . I’ o w rr Window* and ro w e r Seal* O riginal 2 tune paint. In excellent rondi lion Good lire * and m erhanl «ally perfect Y o u r* for , . , O N L Y 917*1 IIO LI EK MOTOR RALES 2nd ft Palmed* FA I- 92 j l or FA 2 * . I I FA 2-2641 JCaruiA Nu *(-111111. Car, re fe rrn re * and D rx a d le l T a b lrli: week* *uppty Jen on i .i t2.4*9 on invaalm anl '.'»*• Roumllial A Anderm n — nrrc**a ry 7 to t l hour* w ri-kl* i a u tl* Drug Store mu* e v rrlle n t relurn, P o ru b li fu lltim e work. For local Inter U - A li m x k . 3 FOR BALE v lew g u r phone and p a rtlru IA U IO R Y J O YOI l» i( W rite International Sale* A ALUMINUM M fr Co n( New- O rlean*. La \ KNETIA.N BUNDS lm 2023 Canal Street, New Or E n rl ted hrad. Sag ptnof Iruttum lean*, La. ra il w ith p la ttlf m il l, I'la rtie U aPK C TA L B B K V IC M o r rayon tape*. Colton o r nylon cord*. Q uirk la u n d ro m a t S arxiet Scnkarik Glaan and Paint Co. Skirta F m iih e d In a* Hnura 112 n i W 2nd St I’h. FA 2-4422 S an ii*n# D ry Cleaning R 24th St. Fuorlm arl B ld g Jacket* - Boot* . 1ent* • Luggage R O U TH R ID E LAU N D R O M AT ARMY NAVY R LK P L IS 310 Sanford Avenue F u io liu r r Moving ft Storage P O N T IA C Hard Top Coupe Automane T ra m m itiln n , Radio C. E. PH ILLIP S . Agent ami H ra ti r. t.ic h i blue and W ASHBURN VAN L IN E S while fin u ii w ith matching In 13M Preach Ave. EA 2 1MI Irrlo r T r u ly an r i r r l l r n t ra r for thi* lo w p o re d Iniy. B due* RO LI.AW AY, H-ap tal and Raby .Tedi. Day, Waak o r M o n th — net have a lot o f extra equip TaL FA 2-31*1. r u r n it u r * Center ment. 116 W etl F lr it St. O N L Y 122*3 HOLLER MOTOR SALES la d A P a lm rtlo F A 2 (231 ar FA 2 *111 1»A C h lrfta n C A D IL L A C l» 3 7 -’ * 0 ' S pecial Fleetwood Re Ope* Me*. *ad Frj. till 9 P. M. ■ dan. F u ll P ow er Including elec­ tric w indow * and aeala. Factory A ir CvodiUoned. 1 tone lin iih with while w a ll lire *. When you H E R B E R T STENSTROM H e e ltle re d llm k rr drive t ill* one you w ill aee Top Value P a r L E V HINNER L O T I 11: WHO All WAY O N L Y 93*93 K E V T IIR H E 1T HOLLER MOTOR SALES A tto e ia le * 2nd ft Pilmcitw 111 N. Park Ph. FA 2 2429 FA 2-6231 *r r A 2-MU H a ir Stenntrom Realty M anor Horn* Kor The Axed Kmkf (**ay VA - FHA - * FHA In Service Conventional rinanuinir Down Payments " C llI RATES $100 To $200 VUl Af. J . W. HALL Licensed J.P X ()n Duly At All Time* * Home Atmosphere Seminole Realty 3rd Addition. iC • Not A Cracker Box & titoU ifi'iK FI(tf iitH, In m« r yf (! Bin « with I • rn |»rn«IllDtll '«f I h# KlP(|* Nestled In the *hadr of ft large linAlB N-afti# fllK u tt . *1* wltB; h*a .Itis m a y a f.*r L irv u lo ra (Ian MVt P L '« r M * h i• !«!*• f treea, th i* tw o tiedruoin lu r n iih • V M a in dfraat a Jrthrs ) M # * h 4 if ( rd home w a it* for you. ♦ la t.t l(9. V l n r J*t» a ’ • 'oii'» *Vii«' P n H ir . i. n, , )( Fllhllati »'♦»( : 1 A \t.vr * M. I I Price 9 4730 (61 1710 ijo w r.; T otal llo n th ly Pay m eni* J z o :* R E A L EST ATE D R IV R -IN 2344 I ’rrn ch Ave. • I’leananl SurrountlinKs • Special Diels M c IM L V A l.t. 23 -S P E C IA L S llttV IC E S a flow ira n tm io w n Ju«t been overhauled Power Rrake*. Ra­ dio and Heater Clean Inude n * r k ( II* * * and out We checked th i* one W in d w h le ld \ ent liU v i over. It's good and i> ready lo l)nnr (tlgaa go. SERVICE IIN I V MM Senknrik f.lnx* »nd P.iinl Co. H O LLER MOTOR SALES I I M I I IT 2nd S«. Ph. TA 2.442! 2nd A Palmetto FA 2-632 nr FA 2 asTII ENVELOPES. Letterhead*. *laie. menls. Invoice*, hand h ill*, and i : - I O A T S and M O W N * program *. e te . Progre»*|ye Printing Co Phone r A 2 2931 — SALE on a ll to.v* model E n n ru rie WA W eil 13th St motors, trnst* A Gator tra ile r*. Sample Puce* PUMPS _ S P R IN K L E R JAM, S ta rflitr Ml bp fu ll SYSTEMS 1*03 F a ttw m 16 hp M iu A ll type* and * iie * . fn*talled “ 1 / y o u 'v e R nt a c o u p le o f h n t in , yo u c a n co m e in and 1193 t * ‘ T u rn rre ra lt U>at UMi w a i t . . . a n e 'a o n th e te le p h o n e '.” "D a It V « .ir« clf” 1200 tia tn r tra ile r ft.Vl WF REPAIR AN D SERVICE ’ ’Gateway to th* W aterw ay” S T I N E R E A L ESTATE POR B A L A H E A L K I T A T K PON RALR V o u r Evinrude Denier Marklne and Supple Co. ROBSON RPORTING GOODS *17 W 2nd St. Ph FA 2 6432 304 6 I E 1*t l han. EA 2-.1961 lo in p te le Lawn Maintenance. Retiring service man hs* iiilh o n t 1937—12 HP Elgin M otor and Peril b ir r Spravlng. M o w i n g . ed u» in o ffe r hi* distinctue tank like new—1171 «V—M urra y JOHN 1.0MM I RSE 2 Redroom masonry home, of Lew i*, Fram e* T ra ile r Park, 416 Willow A*e FA 2 1197 qusltty construction, furred Sanlord, Fla. usU i. Hied sills, kltrhen equip 23 A—Pl.llMRINt; *M| KOOFIHU ped. screen porch. large u tility 11— A R n C l. M W ANTED riK<m. 2rra utifxil yard, all for ( A ll T i l l S A II I I ?ai7 only llano _ • ! |ow as 91343 00 GOOD u *rd ra r for Ilia ) PI 1 WRING A H E A T IN G INC down paym ent and assume Magnolia after 3 30 p m SANTORO Phone FA 2 HMt m ontage w ithout red tape Ex r i d M R IN Ii IT—B E A U T Y PARIA3RS elusive w ith C ontrarling k Repair* H A R R IE T T ’S BEAU TY NOOK Free E * tlm * le * 103 So. Oak F A 2 6742 w. D IE T R IC H S _ REALTOR R. I . H A R V E Y T.lir M e lh v in —Valma G on ialei, 2M Sanford Ave Phooe FA 2 1793 Adelaide II Mosea — k « io c iile i. 16— POM ALK BB4.P WAWTWD 1101 Park Axe TA 2 J » J CURB GIRL-S o»er 7t. Apply in perio n at Pig 'N W h i*llr. 2 BEDROOM CR home: Florida room, storeroom , kitchen equip E X P E R IE N C E D Sale.lady for d r I 'l l MRIN4. ped. xenetiaa blind*. Fenred partm ent iio re *»«ik Apply in HEATING x wrd tu iw down payment. perton at G arrett *. 327 E. Itt. EA n u n . Hume* Deaiirnetl For AIR CONDI HO NING II. CONTRACT and R E P A IR WORK Florida Living. T h i* la a gu r*t pa*« to the H itt I**7 Sanfmd Ave. I ‘ \ 1 9312 3 1 4 Bedrooms— 1 1 2 Bath* T h r a lr r for Joe R u m i . F.ip date M ar. 19. '3* 1.6 N. Park A«a. Ph. P j 2-6123 Joe U. Ih o in a * N E E D 2 la d iri Plravant pro fit FA 2 0649 able work, flexible hour*. Wr 1023 Santa St. 4 ROOM u n fim ih rd fram e house tra in DeBary, K n le rp m e , Ua on Urge lot 4 m ile* West of (pen, l'a *» e lb e rry , Oviedo area* 14—PIANO SLR VICK Sanford, n tf Rt 46 Deep well 6 W rite M i* . Eva E lrod, 406 W. PIANO T l M.NG A It 1 PAIRING electric pu m p. FA 2 1426 tub S t,, Sanfmd W. L HARM ON NEW 2 lle ilro o m . 1 '* baiha, Fla. f h . FA 2 4223 A lte r 3 09 p. m. H F ^ ^ i^ l e ^ t e lj^ Y a ii le d room w ith 3 extra lo t*, partly furnished. Inq uire IMS Dogwood M AN—To manage ( lu ll tn a rk bar 14 A H i ILDI.NO C O M II ACTORS I m m i 'd iu tu Occupancy Ave . O range C ity — W ill eon and r I u b ho u ir m am trna m e. Foe carpentry, p a in tin g , * reen W h Guaianlee IVinonal • ider ren ting M in t have ear High • i IkmiI rd ii log. roofing, and p la tte r repair, Satisfaction or Vour ra tio n required. L ib e ra l m m a*phalt tile, n 'b e tln * aiding, For the Besr D u** tn Real E *ta i. Money Cheerfully pem alion. Apply Mid Florida or wo<al »tep*. leveling SEE CL'LLEN A HAKKEY Gulf * uurve i l l * a* 4.11 yuit nia*onrv Refunded. nnj repairing garage* and W. A. C agle, J r. .Sataaman South of Sanlamlo Spring*. w ie *kir.g ra il F'A 2-4H99. 110 >:. Park A *a . Ph FA 7 1131 2 *— Male «r Female 23-fl.rC T M C A L SERVICES Ml ST S E L L 2 bedroom CR 6 yr M rn Women 120 D uty Sell hum VACUUM (L E A N E R REPAIRS old hm iie K d rh rn equipped nuu* n a in cpla te i. W rite H e r*** P a rt* fu r all make* o f .-leaner*, s rrtrn rd F lo rid a room. *• ton l o , Attleboro, M id , Electrolux, Hoover, K irb y , elr. air cunditluner; close lu a ir sta Free pick up, Work guaranteed. lion. F IIA 4 ' r . m origagr. Re II-W ork Waal«6 EA 2 4763. Cor. Il**y . 17-92 & 27lh SI. durrd fo r q u irk (ale VJ'««> Call O rlando, Garden 3 2634 P h o n e F A 2-l.*iO I Painting A 1 FA 2 7926 Houia W iring - F.teetrl* Service Si I \ ihlen Ironing, tuc ft tic . FA 2 7211 IF I T IS R E A L E S T A T E MAYFAIR SE C TIO N : bpacim i* 3 H A N D A IX E LE C T R IC O p. brdtnum fu rm ih e il home. Own a*i; C iu n ilry A M o n trlth I l l Magnoda EA 2U913 Baby tu o r iron. FA 2 7926 er. FA 2 1696. »*. 117 South I ’ark I ’h FA J 463J ” A III II.BlNii — Iti:PAIRS— FLO R ID A COUPLE, local m i 3 BEDROOM ( I I , hv'ing A (lining 9—MORTG AGE LOANS ilrn tv desire tn rent o r manage r.A in t i n i ; i«nm , k ltr h r n rquipprd fa m ily farm . (i*h camp nr *n ia ll hu ti riNim, 2 baths, q u id neighbor­ SI 0C"i tn Jino urei available lor and fm iib ln g nr** Guod reference* Bo* «:», F I. k OR tanding purchaie o f ic ro n d m origagr* hood, o t ) lim it- S14.J00 G l Cleaning, waxing Serelag Sanford J lr raid. D rL u ru n . Tem ple I lUPJ nr m ortgage Ji2(*i duwn n r te rm * Seminole r» u n iy tinea PW3. Midway 7 3123 I'A 2 I9(T* C L E Itk —TYPIST,” Ph FA 2177* H. M. Gleaion. L a k * M ary RAV'XIIJNI) XL HALL r*#*t»l* I I — Aatamabilea A T r a ile r 2»— A R T IC LE S PnR S \ L * W ELL IIR II . I ING Cot ion A Wool V arn t. N o lio n i, CHEVRO LET Fairbanks Morse Pump* T hread*. Tape* 1937 **210” 4door. 6 passenger Repair* In a ll make* H O LL IN S HORRY SHOP station wagon. One owner. Le»* HOWARD W. LONG A t T h * Sign Of T h . T n ttm Pah, lhan ll.noo mile*. ( c y lin d e r w ith 267 E. Com m ercial Av*. 2617 S. Franch A v*. au tom atic transmission E x te r­ Phone F A 2-2S33 io r and in te rio r fimvh in excel­ E LE C T R O LU X I'lean er: late mn. lent condition If )<>u know value T e la riiio n Tul>*» T **te d Era*. del w ild attachment*, |1S. yova'll know the price i t rig ht. R O LLIN S H D R BV SHOP FA 2 1971 ONLY H IM A t Tile Sign O f T h " Tnteir. Pole, i i o u .t r motor r ales 2617 S. French A **. R E D I MIX 4 ONI RETE 2nd A Palmetto Window- Seal* — IJn te l* — S're* AIR CO ND ITIO N IN G FA .1-6131 or FA 2 *711 G re a tr T ra p * - S a n d -D ry W ell* H. n. I’OPE CO. M IR A C LE CONCRETE CO. 7«* S. Park ------ FA I 4231 R llU K Ph. EA 2 3731 w * Elm A **. 19.V1 Super Hard Top I'nupe Dvn LAFF-A-DAY i i i r i T i i u • '**(* -. R E A L T O R k INSt ROR NOT*' L IK h#!*!**1 k I %• rt !,h*f 1 ■III 4|( I liVl to "»#*• i f I •» n T hud M . ft P ark Avenue. South 11• f l . FwuMr, Y a ll ( all Mail tjn-i# P IB# f|*:tltli*u# n itf* 9*f Foil * i t i * #*nur r #i*(! that I in te nt Phone PA 2 36(1 fe» ' •• i*t *6*1 «f to !th |H« 4 I*f **, of th* * i f c i.n •i* rk J ilH N Iir. ^AKE* MARIE Legal Notice \Va<|., Mar. 4, 19S9—Png* 7 M t s I . r i'E Spinri, lig h t walnut, lu ll keyboard, like near. Match mg trench. *193 U) te rm *. Phone FA 21971. 7 9 - TURN IT U * E a id IIOUSF.HOLD GOODS S E L L US YOUR E l RN ITUR R • We Rt V Ih r M o.t • W r S E LL the Most • Me P \ Y the Mn*t R IP E R TRADING POST _____ Ph. EA 2 0677 • • • r ig values QUICK C R E D IT EASY TERMS WILSON . MAIER New And l ied •HI E F ir* t Si F urnitu re >*a 2-3622 New k l *rd F urniture A A p p li­ ance* A Good I'la re Tn HI V S E LL o r TR AD E JE N K IN S FU R N IT U R E 4(0 Sanford Ave. U*ed fu rn itu re , appliance*, ete. Bought.tnld. I.* r* y a M a rt 215 S an fw d Ave. Ph F A 2-41U. $SAVE$ N e w Jl- r » * d F u r n i t u r e a m t A p p lia n e a a Mather of Sanford fOI-209 E. F irM R t Ph. F A 2 H I I l'sod Furniture And ISeddinsr I!ar«ainii 1— Mahongan* Duncan Phyfa Drop I-eaf 3 Piece Dinette. K u ra M e* .9 3 *3 0 I — M a h *gun* I j m p Table* and 1 Coffee Table, Set of Threw Gnly . . . .-S 2 I.M 1— Three T ier llaho ga ny Tahlw ............... I l l M 2— F u ll Sue Hull)wood Bed* I '■ h 924 V* 1—f u l l Sue Bully wood Red O nly .................................. 12930 2—T w in Sue In n e rip rin t J la ltre*»e« Like New. E ach .. 217.30 2—T w in Sue Hollywood Bed I , Nev* Bur Shop Worn, K arh . 939.M I —F u ll Sue Mahogany P orte r Bed E x tra Nice . . . in 30 1—I *rd 2 Piece Living Room Suite. 4Inly .. J29 S0 I —n El Mutpmnt n e frig e ra lo r, I ’erfeel Condition . . . . . . 9*0 00 £ d w l& 119 So. Magnolia 16—LOST AND r.A r a n t FOUND LOST one hoy'* Rtevele t i t * ik * . Red, J. C. H iggini. Wax Inat in y i: in d y o f High Rehnol. Caw lie lile iy tiflrd . Reward Phnn* FA 2 *914 n r FA 2 2914. t.n s T —LEA SE. Big Sal* Os E v rry lh ln g . F u rn itu r* C *o t*r. IT a tv itird D la p iir A ^ NEW R AVEN N A PARK H O M ES • Near lin lf (uurw* • IJuift 4'nmmunlly $450 Down Include* ( liming Coat Turn U ral On -Oth S I. I (illn w C o u n tr y Cluli Kd. & Watch Fur Our Sign* . . . OPEN D A IL Y Utlif) A, M. 'Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Til Dark Shoemaker Cnnalrucllun Co., Inc. 211 Meat :J lk R lreel rh .,n * FA Z-3163 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We inxile you lo b« our |U*ol6 ahM lulcly Ire * without obligation i t one of Sanford's leading MoOla while you focal* aultabl* houalag for yuu and your fa n lly . Pick up your koy at IB* Sale* Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cornri BRAII.EY ODHAM. IItry. 17-92 A 271 h SI. P r tto Phone F A M S tl �% W * A , War. 4, 1 M 9 « ______________ _______________ Four Officers To Report To Squadron This Week F o u r o ffic e r!, including a i n k executive officer, report to the H eavy A ttack Squadron One TV ■era th is week. The o ffic r r i, who have Ju>( cumpleted the inlenalv* tra in in g pro gra m conducted by Heavy A tta ck Squadron Three, are plane co m ­ m anders ( d r . David A K in g and LA. O g i Kobe f t Gulden, and Intmb a rdier-na vlga tori, lA. (Jg) Richard G ralow and Ena. Georite M c­ W illiam s. K in g , new vie cu llve o ffic e r, waara two Diiunguiahcd H y in g Create a, and the P re ik le n lin I U nit C itation He wat a p a rtic ip a n t in the hattlea of Wake la lam i, T a ra ­ w a, Saipan, Iwo Jim a and Ute P h ilip p in e ! He form erly aerved a t o ffic e r in charge of A T U -2IJ at NAAS Chaae fie ld , B oe ville, Teaaa. Detroit Law Bows To 'Mix or Quit' D K T R O IT <UP1)—The “ ticke t lio lid a y " Detroit m o to rist* en­ jo yed tor the pait three Hay# ap­ peared te be coming to an end today. D e tro it police, who l-cgen a "e lo w d o w n " In tra ffic tic k e t w r it ­ ing Sunday aa a protest against In te g ra '1 4 white end N e g ro offleer# In petrol care, brgan Har.JIng out ticket# a# U«u»l la te The* day. Police Comm l»»lon»r H e rb e rt W. Hart taid day ahift acout car e rtw a istued a lm o it tw ic e a# ■aay Uckela Tuetday aa they did Monday, the »*eond day o f the praaant elowdown. T he policemen never allowed any m a jo r offendera to get away unpunished. Hut, tn ra # e t where the offeiuea were m in o r, they ■ o n l y turned their head and the lucky m o to rn i got away w ith unly • aidalong flanre. The elowdown benefited only n o to r lit# Other law en forcem e nt Prior to entering the .le v y , Cdr. K ing received ■ H 8 degree from St. Jo h n * U n ive rilly to New York. H it ecademie achievement* alto include thv Navy post g ra ­ dual* tchnol a t Annapolu and the Hoy aI N a va l Staff College in Greenwich, England. King I* m a rrie d to the fo rm e r Ml»* l.ucy Struhle. They re tid e with the ir tw o daughiert. V ic k i Ann tnd K a ih lc rn Ellen, at 1317 Park A v r , Sanford. Golden M one of the few lieute m n ti Jun io r g rid e qualified a t a plane com m ander of an A3D Sky w arrior A native of S y lv e tlrr, Ga , h r attended Abraham Haitiwin College and Middle Georgia College before tiring accepted aa a N iv a l a v ia tio n eadrt. He recetv rd h it e o m m iiilo n a i an en iig n and hia d rtlg ria lo r at a N aval aviator on Dec. IS, IASS. Golden i t m arried lo the fu n n e r f l r i i i r l-oii P ranuin and they have three ch ild re n , Hohert Sidney, Me lin ir Ann and Daphne Dianne Gralowr i t a product of the Navy ROTC unit a t lllin o ii In t it u le of Technology. Upon graduation, w ith a degree in in d u ilrla l piycholugy. he received h it ro m in liiiu n a« an eniign. F ro m September. IM fl, 10 A p ril, 19W, h r wai a tlu d rn t aviator at Pensacola and Klngx ville, Texas H r w ill assume the dullet of personnel o fflre r when he rep ort! to One. Gralow la married to the f» r m tr M in Kuth H a n of E lg in . III., They hava one daughter, Ju lie M rW illia m i. a man who w a i •worn in to the Navy exactly 30 yeara a fte r h it father w a t aworn In, It a fa m ilia r fare in the T ig e r ip a re t—h a vin g tervrd a t in fo r mation ant] education o ffice r be fore being a e rrp trd lo tm m har d irr n a vig a to r school A graduate of Vdianova w ith a H, S. d e g rre econom lrt, MeWllliama received hit c o m m ittln n upon graduation from OCS New port. ft. I. in October. 19*7 lie m m a rrie d to the fo rm e r liarbara Hunduck of Philadelphia Dulles Given Gold To Test Reaction Seabees Will Mark 17th Anniversary Tomorrow mark# the 17th ann iv e rta ry of the conatructton bat­ talion uf the Navy. Enjoying m a tu rity, the Reabeet have liitrn e d w ith pride lo the tim p le humming of a rebuilt g* n era lo r, have #to»id in awe under a clear »pan of W fre t, rn g ln rrr ed and faihioned In remote out po ite of the w orld whieh their akilla help keep free Among the pro je ct* of the Seabee# that made tDM a progre# alve year were the eorntructlon of a m ulti m illio n d o lla r heliport at F utem i, Okinawa, which w ill aupport the a ir lift of the Third Marine Divlalmt. At Suhir Hay. In the Philippinea, they put the fin iahing louche* on an a ir hate whieh had been under eo n tlru rtlu n fo r eight yeara. At Guam, they have fln tih rd a m u lti m illion d o lla r project in Attug!. Alto included were projet I t WASHINGTON f U P l) — Secre­ Uwy rv tp o n t* to X -ra y th e ra p y ," In Alutka, S<|U*w* Valley, Calif., lion, the Iin a il group o f Seabeet, reclaiming and leveling of unurrd tary of State John F o ite r Dullea' the physician* went ahead w ith tile of Hie 19*10 Olympic Winter a tto ic d by pertonnel from fleet land in the northwest section of physicians today au.pendcd n i l - the radioactive gold in jectio n ' to Game#; Kota. Spain; Port Lyau- u n it* and by tem porary w orking the station, and the operation of tiv e radiation treatm ent of h it re in fo rce '' the ra d ia tio n tre a t­ • central transp ortatio n motor try . Morocco; Guantanamo Ray, Cuba and Camp I-eJetine, N. C p a rt!** from fleet and atation pool. u n it*, have worked on m any At the Sanford Naval Air Sta- Item#. Chief among theae were the c u n itru ctio n of t l half qunn •et hut line th a ckt, the building of a road to the Lake Golden recreational area, the building of a road around th e . runw ay e x ­ JACKSONVILLE (UPII - The WASHINGTON <UPI> Mr#. tension of the aewage plant, the state'* polio to ll Jumped to 23 Kami* EUenhower w ilt return la tt week, o r one more than wat from her «fa> at a p lo .h Ph'ienla, reported at thia tim e in IRS*. A r if , beauty report alxuird the Single new ra te * were reported H U N T S V IL L E , Ala. ( U P l y - in Dade and E ic a m b ia County. pre iid e n tla l plane C ulum hin* III. The W hite Ifoute #aid Tuetday T h r rocket city scheduled a btg Although thia w a t the first tim e that the plane w ill pick up Mr#. "# p ,ce d a y " celebration today In the polio count by pa tte d la tt EGenhoWer and her a l« tfr lat# h o n o r of the #pace flig h t o f Pio­ y r a r 't total, h ra lth official# said this week on la* way ba<k to neer IV , now toa ring tow ard the there wa# no cause for alarm. W a.hington fm m the W r*t Coatt. v lrin ity of the miK>n. They pointed out that in 19M. the The A rm y O H nance M U tile flrat year the Salk v a rrtn r wat The p r n ld rn tla l plane ha# he«a undergoing a teg ula r le rv le * In- Command, which helped launch uied, Ih* fig u re w a t I t . but ■peetlnn by technician# of Lock­ the moon rocket, ha# headquar­ climU-d to K4 the folio .ring year ter# at nearby Rad#tone Areenal. during the tam e period. heed A lrrra fi. Polio Toll Passes Mark Set In 1958 Mamie Nears End To Resorf Visit ‘Space Day’ .Slated abdominal eancer to observe hi* reaction to an injection of radio­ active gold They planned to re tu rn * the alt* day a week treatm ent w ith a m illinn-volt X ray machine tn a few days. The Injection of radioactive gold in a coffer-colored liquid into O utlet' abdominal ca vity Tuetday morning wat a one »hot tre a t­ ment. R » a * decided upon hy MaJ Gen Leonard D. Heaton, commandant of the A rm y '* W al­ ter Retd M rdical Center, and a panel of consulting phy-iciana They had decided tentatively on the injection when the radiation treatm ents were started at the h o ip ita l Ecb, 20, although It wasn't announced at the time. A fte r Dullea ih ow rd “ aatisfac- ment*. A medical tpo keim a n ta id rad inactive gold ha# been uaed “ quite com m only" a* a o n r - ih o lf treatm ent of in tritin a l cancer fo r le ve ra l yeara. Wujfe Hikes Sought W ASHINGTON (U P !) — Tha AFL-CIO **># th a t bu#inett con­ d itio n * appear to provide a favo r* able clim ate for uniona to ob tain waga increa*** thia year. The labor federation amid Tues­ day union# should expect to w i a f wage hike# of II to IS canto aa hour or more. L ig h t from the *un teke* eight minute# to travel the *3 m illio n m ile* to earth, 9 S h o p t h e B t f / 'l F a m o a & B /z/x h attheH/brM sr lO M s rp fix zs r/ * We Reserve Tha Right Tn 1 Im tt Quantities OPEN % 7 DAYS A WEEK! 2585 OKI.ANDO IHUVK Was earned on aa usual. A fte r the increase in tha nurafla r at ttrk e u iaaued T u **d a y, whieh cam# on the he*la of an a id e r to ‘'integrate o r q u it." I ’oflee flupt. laail* J. Derg *sid be expaeted tra fflr enforcem ent lo be beck lo eermel “ w ith in e few SAVES HALF! HERE IN PERSON — WARD’S TIP - TOP FRIDAY, SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1 - 4 P. M. 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Ti»«Miahl|» I! fUiulh. liana# 2) K«»t, 1>lna n il n ii 98! R EAI.ER S P A R K LE U . I M I M M I I I r hard»on If a ll* a, and If ffla*dt li lt u n k n o tn lit ft • i l V l H «. !*«a t*aa and gram*## and a ll tt*r*oft* tia tin g or *rl * I mI *>n aftr# lu i n r - i In Ilia ftill<»*lna 4lM rlli#d land alia* l l n l In M#mlnoU County, Ul.rUJ*. Ih # P R IM IR KWIl I I I IX '♦.l INT HI ST SEMI GMKH OUTSIDE I'll I Ml! It l l l l t . RANDING tilr tu f dion, If ntl% r, and If l»*r unk n h i o k t l r s d* t i i t e i , of O si n 9# If *J•41), hife unit *4<»«k 11 It# Ira «!*% )••## U itii# i nr v r s fllM * ; K ill 5 1*1 tsID E till I'llNT • nil 1#* * W II ' AU 9ft i s i f it m u p i . t r T n l h* folioalrth d*f#fi>l * fi I* In lilt J c o sts EVERY 2ND CAN # 8 EVERY 2N D C A N FREE IH .A T IIH 'I. WLM#h »i al«. ria ln I l f f 4, f ir iu i L H i) at a U. tlafanda a it ***** N o . Iiio ift in n llM J 0 1 6 *1 1 0 *1 h i t iik |U T N n ih i i n • m i i 11 m r i.iiH H M n H I) I OH » t.t||. I I I I M l , 1% I I j l M l . l U , Aftfl m uo. ASPHAJ.T M M m H t m u m i i# r«< m .i 1% t i n ; i m i i n • o i i i r L id ia 1 8 norm Legal Notice If If • SSSSUfA JACKSONVI1.I.K (G P U — Heart A i i a u , the alala'a woret k ille r k l I I H , claimed more Uvea than tha n a il thrre cauvea [Mil tn pa#f>*e—Including cancer, a trn k rt god aecidenta Tha atal* Hoard of H e a lth an nounced Tuesday that heart dia aaaa rla im rd 41 «*» v lc tim a in F lo rid a l i f t year, a ilig h t increase • v r r IDS*. Tlve board • v i t a l ila it it ic i b u f r t u alto repotted 107,921 tu rth i o r a rale of 241 per in o u ixm l Which w a i nearly thn-e lim e# at M gh aa the IT death r a t r The report alto ih ow e d I I , SDH Stvnrcra and .Vi, l ao m arriage#, w ith the nu miter of mu m a g # al ■m*t double the d ivo rce *. The number of tutcldea in ir ta a ad from I I I to 111 p e r hundred Otoutand. Of me fetal accident#. motor wahlrle m lthip# accounted for « par ren* In all .#»* group# ilH ivo tan M i W ill I* in l« Illi FOR EVERYONE! aw # la in *. Or I# ml,1 . r w « 4 4 * a e Male At , SANFORD, FLA. >, �* New Plant Slated By Local Industry Another Sanford firm ha* outgrown it* quarters and w ill break ground Saturday for a new building. York Manufacturing Co. will start construction im> mediately on a plant one mile south of the city lim its, fw»ttveen HurCur Aluminum and Allen o f Orlando. York sends the name of Sanford a ll over th e country Two Bodies Found; Believed Part Of 'Vanished' Family * VOL. XLIX i ’ctufnrit ffim tlft AN INDKPKNDKNT DAILY NF.WSPAPKR United Press* Lcwaexl Wir* FREDER IC KSBURG , Va <UPI»| —Aa abandoned eawduat pit that gave up the bodlea <rf a bourn) man sni a blonde little girl in a bright pinafore guided authorities today toward an e v p rc trd solu­ tion to the disappearance of a four number fa m ily aeven weeks ago. The Ivaliet were found just be I fore darknev* fe ll Wednesday by a farmer gathering rotied saw dust for use a* f e r t iliic r It was v irtu a lly ce rta in that the bady decomposed bodies were those sf C arroll V. Jackson of Mineral. Va , and one <rf ht* d a u g h tiri. Scorei of F B I agent*, slate, L IT T L E R iK'K Ark (U P I> — county and local police officers Twenty one Negro hoys burned to scoured a thinly-populated subur­ death e a rly today when fire awepl ban area near here tn search for through their dorm itory at th<* other e.uea that m ig h t lead them Arkansas Negro Boy* In d u stria l to Jarlvon's p u t t y wife and an School, other daughter. The figure was established by Jsrk-cn. *9 ye a r old feed store clerk; hi* wife, M ildred . 27. and daughters, Susan, 4, and Janet Carroll 18 m onths, disappeared near Mineral on the night of Jan. II. The scene t* about to mile* northeast of Uie spot where the Jackaoa's abandoned car was W A S H IN G T O N t U I 'l l- D e m o found in tn* m o rn in g of Jan 12, eratie Sen Richard L. N*ul>erger th r keys still m the ignition. Mini t o r e . i threw his support today be­ marks in front erf the car indicat­ hind ••resident Elsenhower a reed another vehicle forced Jack- quest fo r higher gasoline taxes and son to halt. postal ra te * Resident* of Use M ineral a rr* He also railed tor restoration of reported they he ard car doors w a rtim e etress prurit* laves on Siam and saw h e a d lig h t* flash corp ora tion*, and a reduction in ■tout the t i m e Jackson ap the od-gas depletion allowance proachtd the spot where he and from 27 S to IS per cant his fam ily vanished. The law m aker Ukd Ih r Senate in a prepared speech that his proposal* would bring th r government almoet three billion dollars more each year to (m anrr the cold war. "P h is 1* not an va iy p ro g ra m ," a a is ii h *\ , N euberger said. " I t to ild i no Illu ­ ^ sion that llie way ahead is strewn w ith rose (petals It avks sacrifices WASHINGTON (D P I) — Amer of the high, th* low and D ir In-tielea's Pioneer IV space robot, tw ee n." How ever, he forecast, the A m e r­ which paired w ith in 37,(XX) mile* of the moon, soared today toward ican people would "respond a ffir m ­ a permanent o rb it around the tun a tiv e ly " If they were fold Dial the Government a r i r n t it t i said that vu rviva l of the free wist id against fo r a period •'co m para ble to the Kusvia m ight depend on such sac­ life of our u n iv e rs e ." th r gold rifice # plated 30 inch long instrument package would co n tm u r to re­ volve around Ih r aun every 3*2 day*. The space * chic I* already la o rb ittog thr sun, and w ill move into it* pe rm anm t o rb it on March IT. T A LIA H A S M E E ( l ! I ’ l l - A South The man-mad* p la n e t') orbit, much more elongated than that F lo rid a legislator hat called for of the earth, w ill v a ry from *1.- measure* to l u l l tra m p A ita lio n of 744,000 to 106.829,000 m ile* from m ig ra n t farm worker, "stacke d th * sun The e a rth , in an almost like r a ttle " in dangerous and un circu lar orbit, averages »J m il­ ta n ila ry vans Hep Em mett b Roberts of lion m ilri fro m t h r sun Pioneer IV made it* elosrst ip Falrn Itra rh tald hr w ill introduce p ro *eh to the moon at 6 24 p m. a b ill m aking It unlawlu l fo r any e a t. Wednesday D r Itom cr J. one to haul passengers in a van m tb u u t window* oe in any tra ile r Slew art. planning d ire c to r of the o th rr than a semi tra ile r attached National A eronautics and Spare to a tru ck trailer. Adm inistration said the pass H r said thr only r t r r p t io n r "grayed the m o o n * gravitational would I n- fam ily station wagons fie ld ." and vehicle* hauling convicts ‘ Some of th e ir labor crew leader* haul workers from Florida rle a r to New Jersey starkrd like ra ttle tn vehicles with no com ­ fo rts ." Robert* declared "Som e of the vehicle* are actu ally dangerous." h* said, "and w e i r had enough aceidentv and TALLAHASSEE ( t I ' l l - South fa ta litie s to prove It." Florida's Seminole Indians ar* preparing to go to Washington or the United N ations for joo.noo •e re * of Everglades land which the atal* has trfo s e d to sur render. The Cabinet tu rn e d down the land request W ednesday upen the recommendation of a special com 0|>en house w ill hr held at Ihe m itte * apfwlnled to study Indian New T ribes M|v|son. near Oviedo, problems. S aturday an.) Sunday. Th# Seminnles, who number The New Tribe* Mission la to only about 1.000, are split Inin ra te d on Highway 428 Signs w ill three group*, all at odds with vine le placed to d ir r r t visitors to and another They a lre a d y have tome from the Mission People w ill lo­ 1M.two acre* uf la n d (or (heir use on hand at all tim e t du rin g the The Scm m u lct outside th* tw o-day open huusr to show v is it­ reservation dem and (he o r* around the ram p arv! In * . arras for hunting, fishing an) plain th * work froggmg They issued an ultim a Maps, showing th* work of lit* turn to the state to tu rn o v rr thr m issionaries throughout th r wurld. land before last November or w ill t>* on display. Slides w ill |,r they would go to high er author) shown of the jungle life id I fie ties—the federal government and South A m erican Indian Irll-e* th * United Nations On Sunday at 2:90 p m . a r< g Th* Cabin*! decided Wednesday ula r fellow ship meeting w ill b* to spend part o f Ha Indian trust held A ll are invited to attend Flans fo r ai roinmiNiatmg ove r­ funds to provide m e d irsl tnd w e lftre services fo r Ihe off reier- night guests, who rum * from a ills lance, have been mad*. vation Indians Fatabliahod 190* 21 Negro Boys Die In Dormitory Fire Neuberger Backs Gas, Postal Hikes Pioneer Orbiting; r Final Plans Made For Lily Ball Here Legislator Plans To 'Unload' Vans Food Fair Opens 3tore Wednesday Seminoles Ge' 5ef To Go On Warpalh Mission Announces Open House Plans Snakes Ruled Out As Trial Evidence Golfers Schedule •White Elephant’ Blast Fatal To 2, Hurls 2 Outside Reedy Describes Plan To Kiwanis Kept It In Family SANFORD, F I/O K ID A NO. 3H i Khrushchev May Ease Deadline and Into Canada, Puerto Rico and Cotta Rica with It* television an letina# and flth landing nets. The company W now m anufacturing . aluminum display rack* aa w ell. and experts to develop this cu t 1 tom servira. Miner July 1. Y ork M a n u fa d u r ,n * and Ua owner. Main Levy, have occupied the weal end of the llrookfie ld M ill* plant. T w elve . mployes operate machine* p ro ­ ducing the a n trn n a i and neta. When the company move* in 'la y , more employe* w ill enter the picture Expansion has been impossible due to cramped a p a rr. Twenty fiv e to so people then w ilt be employed. The building on Highway 17 92 w ill be a ll masonry construction, with steel fram e. It w ill contain 1.000 at)uare feet erf factory and SAM L E V Y office area. To be built by C a rroll-D an ie l C onitructron Co , the plant w ilt feature a ll alum inum window* and door fram es, supplied by H a rC a r A lum inum , York * new next door neighbor. l-ee Samuel, lo n g tim e Sanford resident, i* now a d vtrttaing and manager o« of York. Samuel > help* to know your way tales manager ro ra . aam ue1 ■ ia fo rm e r sales manager «« H o raround. Bob Daviv ha> decided. Ida Fashions. Seminole County'* new engineer le v y praised the efforts of the a a y i h* can "get two or three C ity of Sanford ami the Cham tier p la c e s now without getting lo s t." of Commerce. "W e deeply a p ­ w Davia began on the job Monday. preciate the splendid cooperation He im m ediately was snowed under received in locating here last W ith report* and road problem*. sum m er, and now in building o u r Thia week, he has been getting new p la n t," b* said. acquainted w ith the frien dly folk Groundbreaking ceremonies wtU o f Sanford and Seminote County. be held on the file at 10:10 a. m M l. w ife Is im p rrtte d w ith the Saturday. The public Is invited. to llin g h ills and large trees af thia area. A fte r he has taamrd the county roads and how to find thsm , Davis id he would attem pt to ** t up program fo r thia year and next. "E sta b lish in g priorities is the m ost d iffic u lt part as w ell aa lim ite d fun ds," Davis said. "M any Ken McIntosh, president, of the old roads that are not well-1 ravel­ Crippled Children * Society of Sem­ ed are neglected because of their inole County today announced f i ­ condition P ro p lr generate tv a nal plans fo r Ih r Easier iu ly H all newly paved road; the tra ffic at the M a y fa ir Inn tom orrow n ig h t count jumps wherever there i* a from V to I. The B all wiU be the opening trf goud rid ing surface. " I'v e found Seminole County the Easter Seal Drive sponsored £ u i l e a challenge, bait so fa r am by the local Society to raise fund* pleased w ith it, and think every­ fo r service* to children and adults cnppled by disess* or accident. A th in g w ill w ork out fin * .” total of 71 per cent of fund* raised D a vl* is the form er assistant w ill rem ain in the county fo r tr e a t­ road engineer o f Broward County, in g county cases. dom inated by the rapidly growing State board m ember* of the a it) of F o rt Lauderdale. F lo rid * Society for Crippled C h il­ dren who w ill attend the ball are M rs Robert K. Taylor. prrsid e n L Coral Gables; Gen Edwin J. House, treasurer. W inter F a rk ; M rs C D. Cochrane, secretary, Daytona Hrach; Dr. Charlotte Mai|U irr and Dr. Newton C. McColloug.i. professional advisors; M. Two men from Food Fair Stores U sle Reese, state director and Ikon Inc. have hern in Sanford this M atter!**, physiotherapist, O rlando. week, h irin g cashiers and training Music fo r the ball w ill be fu rthem fo r the opening of the n»w nivhed by Fete Hukur'a nine-piece m arket next week. orchestra with Ruth H am ilton, v o ­ On Wednesday, the door* w ill calist. A 3D minute floor show w ill swing open at Park A vr. and 2Slh l-e prevented, featuring a Spanish lit on the "u ltim a te in super-m ar fiesta dance by Miss Dorothy d r HogMon, a waits exhibition by M r. A a t operation*." ® I-eon Thigpen, aupervlsor. h*« and M r*. Georg* J. Huambach and been tra in in g cashiers hired by songs by M ils Marina T ille r, p.aypublic relations director Ken mg her own g u ita r and accordion. T icket* may be obtained fro m W h ltr. L o ral personnel w ill l>e eraploved. with the axeeprion of th* M r* laud Houshnlder. Sanford A t­ lantic National Bank, or at th * manager door at | f U te r person. T a b l* Manager Ray Ashton, however, reservation* may be made by c a ll­ ia a fo rm e r Sanford resident, and ing th * M a yfa ir Inn. w ill r r lu r n to the scene of hi* school year* n r i t week, lie ha* been managing one of Food Fair's J f e lt c r m arket* in Jacksonville. ^ Q jv e n in g ceremonies are slated Wednesday morning at II. iTrScnl M IA M I OJF1) - Judge G rady w it] tie Henry t rainer, president uf Foutl F a ir’s Metier division, and C raw ford refused to adm it tw o vice-president Mam M iller Mayor rattlesnakes as evidence in a At W ilson and o th rr local d ig n i­ hearing if a 44.000 claim against taries w ill participate in th* cere­ th r Seaboard Railway by ra il w orker Dennis Carswell mony. Carswell was bitten by a snake w hile working along a S esb oird tra ck and th* s n a k e s were brought to rou rt by an eaperl who testified id h i* bahalf. * The ju d g r ruled neither af the A W hit* Elephant golf I -Jrna snakes was th* on* which b it m *n t w ill he held Sunday at the Carswell and therefor* had no M a y fa ir Country Club. business in Ih t courtroom. Sponanred by the Sanf-ud Wo men's G olf Aaso.Iation, members are to piek their <>wn partner* (but no husbands). E ntry fee w ill b * t l . Each entrant la to bring a Valued possession, good, had or WORCESTER Mas* ( U P I I - A n Ind iffe rent. Some u( F lorida * must tx-xuli west feeders a* much as north expiation ripped a ftv * - room *o» % R eservation* for tba barbecue ta g * early today, killin g an •Mea­ ful undeveloped c o u n try may be south. Im provement of the nvad fo llo w in g sM old h t mad* at the ly wa* turned down last year he couple and h u rlin g th a ir tied to the east coast toon C ountry Chib by Friday noon. Th* daughter and grandson from vneir The area it west Seminole and cause of insufficient tra ffic rm in t tournam ent w ill be a two hall mis- upstair* bedroom* la k e Fount y. w here orange The road it *o had no one w ill *d foursome. Dead in the pre dawn explosion groves and la k t l s till comprise use it . ” SR to i* becoming increasingly and fire were C arl Ruohonen, *v. th# principle a llra c tio n la k e and Seminole officials yet im p o rta n t. It w ill provide a vita l and hla 83 year old wtf*. Their daughter M artha. 41. and terday met to discuss the im prov­ link w ith the in trrs ta tr highway har son. G ary, 10. wer* hurled In ­ ident of State Road 48, from the in .vanford and tic the unde veloped area o f Lake County more e lo x ly to th* yard by th* fo r t * of th * Wekiva Riser to M l. Dora W ithin the flia t few minutes of I a ith Sanford and Seminole Rep. BiH Reedy of Lake County blast, p o lle r said She was huepi the men J. Ilra d ry O dium , chairm an ol continued h i* campaign fo r th* ta llie d Mi c ritic a l condition. He the lunchron m eeting W a y lo Peace In A m e rica " yes­ received a a v a r a burn* sod were in accord. When I.a k r Chun the C ham ber of Commerce road ty officials go before Ihe stale com m ittee, said, "T h a t road from terday when he spoke to members bruise#. Road Department M arch I I , th ry th * in te rsta te w ill be th r most Im ­ of the Sanford Klwania Club. w ill be supported by th* ftemi p o rta nt artery Into Lake County. In the santr speech directed last not* County Com m ission It p u l* M l. Dora and Lake nn the week to the Sanford Hotary Club, B U F F A L O , N. Y. ( U F U - W lU i* The meeting yeste rd ay was sug­ asst ro a s t.” Reedy urged Florida c itiic n * to prom ote the program aducaling B. Rand J r., M, waa serving t lir r * gested b> 0 . M. Simpson, cha ir­ K a rl to llm a n , manager of Hi* the north about Negro conditions years probation fo r riv a lin g hla man of the la k e C o un ty Com m it Lake Cham ber of Com me re*, and fa th e r’s 12.100 Uf* saving* when uon Distressed about the "te r- as manager erf the Seminole Chamtn the south. T h * proposed plan would to ! Secret S e m e * agents arrested rkbla * coodllioa o f S K 48, Sitnjoon bar 123 year* ago), rem arked, bow th * Negro hat progressed on a h im fur forging and cashing a said, "T h * road waa b u ilt in 1927 at "W e believe th* building of th* a count, road, and s# now a pn road m im portant to all of ua. • e g r r g ile d bass* ia lb * *oulh*cn 133 treasury check H a d * M l baa broth** T u n a s ,. ' in ary M r y. 4# awd sue ai d "y doing th* job now, m a terial* Engineer Learning Seminole Routes THURSDAY. MARCH ft. 1WS9 * tlltl fMiuvbmg, a Isevlenani ai the (ire niarshal'a s e r in * of the At kansaa state police. Guv. Orval K Faubua. who went immediately to the scene, said hr was told that the dour* to the one • story heiek veneer building were locket), and tliere was no caretaker *v the building during the night. Faubos -aid he would begin an iiiim rd ia te investigation The fir * broke out tn the room irf the e*r*1 ak*r who was ill and not at lb * school. One pumper tru ck from Little Hock wrnt In the seen*, but th* M ale was out of control when it arrived Th* firem en pumped wa te r from a sw im m ing pool to cool the gutted molding L. K. Gaines. Negro super mi rodent, said in * building, e rrr t*d as a W I'A project to 1938, went up "lik e m aichiticks " H r said "8 boy* were asleep in the barrack* • like room of the building when the fir * was iliacovered Many kicked the glass and screens out of the window* m their mail scram ble to escape. Green Light Given For City Planning S an ford* planning program 1* almost a rea lity. Funds were granted for th* project last D e re m h rr by the federal gosrrnm ent, hut have hern withheld until a contact was as signed w ith the Florida Debelopm rn t Commission. Now these details havr liern (title d . A letter fro m J. E. Ila rll, manager of the planning and com­ m unity service a g e n t), was ra crive d t his m orning by City Man a g *r~ w . i." f r r i c i Knowi**, T li* letter revealed that aulhariia tio n had been received to proceed w ill' the planning pro gram In Sanford The Commission has alvo w n tle n to George W Simons J i of Jacksonville, a>k Ing him to begin work as soun as possible Simon* la a professional city planner lie already has signed a contract w ith Sanford for th# Job. T h r program w ill in rlu d r the drawing of land use maps and determ ining the trend nf future growth In the city and frtn g r area* Studies of fiap ulallon and com m eiclal growth w ill be made and roning ordinances revised. The pro je rt will cost II3.W U split equal ly Ivetween Sanford and Ilia fed era) government The Zoning and Planning Cora mission w ill meet turn ;bt News of th r contract may eomr as a pleasant surprise to many of them. It Didn’t Matter, End Result Shows ALEXIS. I ll ( U l'ls — Roosevelt M ilita ry Academy. * * * losing I 0 Wednesday night befnr* Its bas­ ketball game w ith A1*uod High School had started because of a li-rhnieal fool for nut submitting a lineup. ft r*ally didn't matter. Roote veil lost, 80 17. I.upur Cure Claimed Collins Confident, Green Is Cautious On Slate Revenue TALLAHASSEE ( U r i v — Go* I r R n y Collmv s a il Florida s (in a n ria l fu tu r* w rosy enough to •upport his recommended 723 mi) lion do lla r spending program for (h r next two years without new taxes Hut the gmernov * o p lim t-m failed to budge the Legislative Council and stale C om ptroller Hay E G le rn They in * !-ted spending m u tt be held to tkht m illio n dot la r i tn allow a Hi m ilium dollar safely cushion between spending and Green's 7U0 m illio n dollar rstu n a te n( Income Th* alternative. (ha Council aay*. ia new tases T hu* the controversy over con flu tin g high and low predictions of Florida's revenue Income eon Unurd as the spring legislative session drew nearer T in governor took sharp issue w ith Green and the Council during a lively financial discussion at thr Cabinet meeting Wednesday. H * wa* supported by slat* A lly . Gen. Richard E rvin who warned against under • estim a ting stale revenue He said "w e could do the slate a grave Injustice by m is­ calculating " Collins said th * state'* leader* should ttol expert tnw income w ith a tmoming tourist hiivinets and w ith repotted strid e * tn in d u stry and agriculture. Hut Green, who recently r* dm »-d hi* revenue forecast from 7>*> m illio n lo lla r* to 7uo m illion d o lla r*, rounlered that he doe* not have Ins predictions on I lu m ­ ber of Commerce cla im s. Symphony To Hold Concert, March 10 1.1'ill‘ZU.i, fc'uat iifim iin v ( l I ’l l — M ouci I ’u n iiv i N ik I t * S. Khrushchev auict today he nun extend In * deadline fo r th u W est to get oul o f Merlin beyond May 27 il "sensible nego­ tia tio n *" are going on then. It could be extended to June /7 os even July 27 . K hrush ­ chev declnred. News Briefs Trade Pact SUriuaL BONN. Germ any i t J ’l l - West Germany and Morocco signed a trade a g rirn irn s IVrdnrvday. Kin^r Hus Ear Ache K A U A I. Morocco i l ' F I King Mohammed V of .Morocco u aufferins- an ear ailment and must un dergo a "com plete r r * t . " I I ^ Protest lhI s ar j u M uSiuVV i t ' l l ) — The Soviet Union has o ffic ia lly prcArsted to the U > against the (maiding of a Russian fishing tro w lrt off New foundlam H KiO’c Will Conduct L o N D o N ( l i l t ) -D anny Kayo w ill conduct Ih r Halle .Symphony Orths stra In Ivelirfit concerts hero and in M anehcsler in the near Di­ lute. Canned Wristwntch H o ld . E S I.E Y, t.iig la m l ( i / i ' i j — k in George la s t reported to lay t iu l slic had lound « woman's gold plated w ristw atch in a ran vl pears from A ustralia It Is .So In Orbit! MASHING TON t l I ' l l rile De­ fense D rp a m iic iit announced to day that the Discose t r r I s a id lltr , lauticlircl from the West Coast Saturday, definitely la In polar o rto l around the earth. Pioneer Picked Up M.Wvl H E K T K N , En, .and (U F I) —Tile J o d rc ll Rank radio telescope picked up the A m crieail rockel The Florida Sv mphouy Orehea I'ioneer Relay -is it rose al-ov* tin tra w ill plav In Sanford March hortaon and ».ud it « n about 10 t l llie Sanford C ivic C e n lrf uou m ite* .m ay at Ih r lim e. Born of Ills* in itia tiv e of several m il vie lover* in lb.U). the group h a t matured into one of. the top III.AN I A HE, N yautlnm l cL I *I ) 4o orchestras in the nation, and Seven Negroes were killed and the only professional orchestra b u r arrested in • ru ttr irU in c i­ in Florida dent* Wednecdw) III tlw v*«ve o f T h * eoiuluvtnr, F ra n k M iller, ■o il white violence In B ritish Fencame to tlrla nd o d ire c tly from thr tm l A fric a . M i l Symphony O rchestra, wherr c ivj» a i'is ia n l ro n d u rto r am) 1ir*t cellist under A rtu ro To* nnlni I W ASHING TO N O J F i) - Am ei fur I.', y r,ir i The mi piece archest ra h u n t* nan o fliria l# .old ic-day Soviet Inlo full hlwirn under hi* talented F re in le r N ik ita K h iu .h e lirv ’. con­ baton, and w ill feature "p up s" ditional poslponem anl o f h i. lle rtm tones for Ihr firs t tim e this sea -leadline n ix ) re iirv * *om» of the E»*l West tenvlon. son W! lie rrg u la r subteriptbm eon e rrls are given in O rlando and Daytona Beach, th r F lo rid a Sym | M O NTG O M ERY. Ala. IL 'F D — plums duel a great deal of travel A federal co u rt hearing <*n wheth :ng in tiring go™) m usic In pen r r rh* stale o f Alabama should pie all over the C entral Florida be made a defendant tn a c iv il 1fights suit van. railed o ff today are* Two concerts w ill bw gisen In -) m utual agreement. S anlonl all a flrin o u n perform ance for ehlldren *1 1 3*1 p m . and neit at S l i p m fo r adult* MON TG O M ERV. Ala i t ’ l l j - Tin Florida Syoiplionv is tpon Konert E. Hay m-s, a Sunday in f n l by (he .Sanford Itrcrva tlo n school teacher, began a three-year D epartineul Any pro fits w ill go I'livon te rm lixla y fur tu yto e and lo ihe recreation pro g ra m , to x.-Hisig |,rc<|.erty stolen t,y W illiam benefit loeal youth. Head, 17, a member of hla etas*. Seven .Africans Die Tension Eased Some Hearing: Called Off Example Isn't Good Weather I . n i.lei able cloudiness, windy and mild through F rid a y . \ lew l.kGfsR, higeci* t U I 'li Ealair alary (firn U ttf at lh» Mrlhodivt b rie f showers today w ith ne t* leper settlement at IJsuakolt slntial show n* tonight and F rida* claimed l o lly they had dtsrovrrevl High today 71 to 7a, low tonight a new drug which cure* lepera in 81 to an Southeasterly w ind* 13 Iwo year* Th* present Ireatinenl to 23 miles per hour today and tonight. require* four year*. Seminole, Lake Seek Closer Road Ties and labors may lie cheaper. And lie lilie s, a v* an absolute n r r r * illy . " Charier Guodson. Lake engineer, told Hie Iwo groups that 111* road is 111 miles long from th* W* kiva to Slate Hoxd t t l Since II already exists there vsould h* no expensive rig h ts of-way to br purehasrd Only resurfacing and widening would b* Deeded lem po rarlly. David Gutchet lo< al commission r r , suggested a continuation of SR 41 from (he asst coast straight through to SIt. D ora. • At the ronclusiun of thr m rel mg. Lehman added, "W * a rr most graieful to you airn I Semi not* Com m issioner*). This It * fin * exam p it of democracy. W* a rr all thinking a lik e ." John K rid rr added. "T his la on* of ih r most productive Mifnga wa gould support." A tle i' H ’ i F ir m**4ang war* Roy Extension Hinted Iff Talks Sensible (T iritu rp h cr, Ml Dora it t y ai tu rn *}'. George J W hile, presi dent of the F irst N ational Hank. M l Dora: 3V*!krr L. H orsley, dir e rto r M l Dora Ja yie e s, Simpson, i har ii * f.'oudton, U m a lilla , and 1-ebman. Representing Seminole County were Commissioner* K rid e r. Gat r lic l, Vernon Dunn, and llo m e r lu ttl# fhih Davia cocinly engineer, and Odhain. Fraisa was high fo r Soininob County following the meeting George W hile said * o ttiu * ia * tic jl ly , " I'v e never seen anything g lo w Ihe wa>- lilts county has. You've m ad* mote pro tire ss in (he la r i Eva year* than la Hie p a ri 24." Blaze Hits Hotel; 3 Dead, 2 Missing HA7.E t.TliN , Fa. (U P !) — F ir * swept lice 73 y e a r old G ary hotel in lid . e liy 'i business d istrict lo* day. l i m e persons veer# knows dead and Iwo others w rr* miss­ ing Twenty of th * *.lim a tccl 40 to 4.3 persons in th# hotel wero In­ jured and lu we re admitted to tie* hospitals. The Hire* known dead w e r* identUIrd as M rs Howard D ritrh , .33, Mis* M ary Mooney, Mo, and M r* Edna Stigelhsucr, ti3. M isting were Mr a M ary MeAlarney, Ml, and Mra 'ta r y K ah l vo. ihe only pci > ‘ti« unaceounti'd .'or in llie Idaie vvbirh burned uut Ihe interior nf the <i\ • story h n rk Im ilding, Tice dead were Happed u ltr a upper floor* nf Hie budding collapsed after flams s roared up 8 six story elevator shall arid spread along hallways to I h t munis Guests lived on Ihe firs t five floor* of Ih r Imilding 'Mangy' Bearskins Blamed On Bears L o n d o n l U I ’ l i —a Staff u ffire r for B ritain's crack Brigade of G ua rd i .ays il'a no wonder Bit ir lowering Ite a r.kln cap. ar< ju sl a m ile mangy. GikmI bears are hard to trad " It's all a qui'Hinn of b e lle / | hears, you kno w ," said ( apt. F. A . NEW V o lfK ( t FI i — k u rliie r I .end rum "T he y come from Fan* world w e lle rw e lgllt champion ails, or Russia, or acme where, amt Johnny b u tto n ha* adm itted Ihe y're frig h tfu lly d iffic u lt to get thiee -m a il > tuna roUlverie* In bold of. , , , “ Some of Ihe bearskin* are not order to g«t money tn p*y hark in. c n ir la x * * , police reported to up In the standard we would like. <rn» or I w . of them are 30 year* day. old. and they do lend lo wear out " L fiid ru iu was responding to 1 A lllO ( l I ' l l — A lgeuan nation i criticism rsprossec! in a te lle r R. Ihe lim e s by one F rie r I'age. who al**' leader* a rt conferring here complained B u t to * tall r a p t are with re(>r* seiitatlve* of the Fom ­ 's lig h tly cumie, mol Ji ridden and in ui.isi Chinese government on mangy ,* l» v .ilile aid including arms fu r "K oine have fie rrc -look log (riiirfih r A lgerian rebels, A I g e r t an Page wrote. ".Sum* have no sourer* said today. fringes ai a ll and hxik c u n o u .ly bald, while others have a slig h tly IalR r id , almost mangy look about u v E K F U D . En and 44'. n - th e m ." 'v.ixh C h u rch ill, 41-year-old acSc itcc-uil Mayor IVuugla* GlisSoU t i c • daughter of Sir Win ton of ihe Fold.lreaR i Guanls ta li) the# ( h u llId il. was con ii «l bodily Into soldi- * iiHik good ca r* u( the hats. court by fou r polieriucn today to "Bearskins need a lot ol loving,” face a Charge o f being drunk and i# said. "You've got lo treasure d in .id r ily at U) « clock to lit* >them Ilk * your best g ir l.” morning. lioxer Admits Thefts Rebels Seeking’ Guns Carried, But Bodily Deputies Observe ‘Garbage Watch’ The garbage watch i* being oh-pn eel hy Sh* r if f 's Deputies. Endless hour* trf w a ilin g are just anolbcr ps.-f o f their duties. S heriff J. L . HoBhv yesterday offered a 123 rew ard fo r informaB Y H A C liS E , N. Y. I U F ) j- S ig n lion trading to lh * arrest and con­ to tn * window erf a sm a ll je w e lry viction of lb s garbage dumper*, store: "T he re ia no room an mg who have been litte rin g aouot# lin le store for big p n re a .” road* and Bald# w ith Wash. Sitfn Of The Timeg We ha*« no ground* to h u rry hm w* mu>! v»lvr rh* Berlin pro blem ." he .aid at a lunch fu r visiting members of Ihe l l r i l l . i l Parliam ent Khrushchev's siutement t h a t Hie Berlin show min mu might ha postponed lu n ltrm e d an e a rlie r rem a rk by lus depuiy prim e m in­ ister, Anaslai I Mikoyan, a fte r hi* relurn from 'lie U ii Rial li t * M s) 77 d ra d lm * wa* not fin a l. Howcser, the X ovirl l e a d e r warned that once Russia signs a separate peace tie a ty with (Aa East German Fom m untst* it w ill end the Foisdam agrccm cnl trf 1943 which allowed Ihe Meat to oc­ cupy part of Berlin and guaran­ teed it free access io Ihe c ity across 110 m ile* of East G ermany. Khrushchev is discussing a sep­ arate peace treaty vsith Easl G e ^ many during hi* slay here H r told a mas* ra lly Wednes­ day that Russia is w illin g to con­ clude such a part if Ihe Western Allies and West Germany con­ tinue rejecting h i. propo.al for a conference to sign a peace treaty w illi led Ii German Male*. lie again w a riird Ihr West not to Ihroalvn Russia un Berlin. ‘ 3)«- w ill defend peace with aQ stubbornci* and del. rm inatioii,** he declared. “ I f you threaten us w ith war we w ill no! hoar lo A threat of armed fo rce ." Citrusmen Discuss Legislative Ideas LAKELAND ( U l'D - Oi# IcglsI at i vp rum in litr e * of Florida CUruh Mutual and thp Florida F ilm # Commission m et here today to dis­ cuss prti|iossI* to lh# industry** 1039 legislative program. Fmpoaala on which lh * Iwo conw m ittees agree w ill tor forw arded fo r consideration to tho Gom mis­ sion M arch I I snd M uiual's tfoard erf diractors M arch I 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. 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 04, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 04, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 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/6dd7fe2efaa8872e31d1dd5dcf947679.pdf 56c05f33221c5cf172d91c6608937b2f PDF Text Text / Awards Presented Strike Violence Erupts A t M ill Again 'Return My Baby,' To DeBary Woman f^nfpi1 M i f i Sf 1 M 9 Tot's Mother Asks ONTARIO. Calif. <UPI>-'’T*k* food c#re of by hitay. Watch hla cold, and plr»*e, pl»a«* bring him hark lo me.” A M -yrarold widowed mother at ala children Uiu i publicly ap ptalad today to a volunteer baby aittar who kidnaped 9 week^ld I r i r U o " Mwe* »«*l rrid iy Bight. U n . Kuih Flore*. widowed U it June when her husband wai killed hi a welding explnaiun. *at at her hama tearfully cradling In her arm Teetotaler W ants W hisky Included LONDON (U P I)— John Wig■Uff, a Ufa Ion* leetotalar. haa written lira. E M Uraddock. hi* Hpr*tentative In Parliament, deBtltidin* that whltky be included *• the accredited medicine* Hat of f » national health irheme. tfaiitaff »ald hi* doctor had or fared him to drink four whlikle* a fay became of an artery com plSliK (ha twin brother of Erie. ‘T Juat want her lo bring hack my baby or lake him lo a doc­ tor," the Might, blonde woman laid. "Me haa tuch a cold " Mr*. Flora* *ak) Eric had bern fragile atnee birth and beiidr* needing medical attention al*o re­ quire* a apeclal formula. F ill agcnla and police working logrlher in the rate— the »econd kidnaping in toulhrrn California over the weekend — laid tha kid­ naper apparently wa* a woman known only a* "Ann William*" who befriended Mr*. Flore* in or­ der to carry off a child. *‘l*n‘t It too had a tingle wo man who want* a baby and can lupport one can’t adopt one," Mra. Flore* recalled the woman having remarked to her before the kidnaping. The riiiiraughl mother who haa gone tier pin* tinrr ducoverin* Eric mining from live crib hr •hared with hi* brother, Aaron, late Friday, *aid Mi*i William* told hrr *he wa» active In church work and wanted lo help her out The area'* other kidnaping wa* tolvrd Sunday when offirrra found 7 year old Wayne Patrick Murray Jr. of Venice in apparently good condition at fiiihop, Calif., about 300 mile* from hi* l » « Angrlr* area homr. William Karri* El well, 2S, a former menial pallrnt, a n arrrited. Hospital Notes The Welcome Wagon Hostess W1H Knock on Your Door with GlfU k Greeting* from Friendly Kindness Height wr* And Your Civic and Social Welfare leaders %m the occasion of: Change of residence Arrival* of Newewnere to Sanford PA J-17M Rath GalUgher a D. Farrell's Arcade Package Store Feat B rin g Th e SIO Very S. Mewl lo t February IS Arfmltriont , Belle Mill (Altamonte Spring*) Cynthia Hithop (Sanford) Willard Crime* <0»trrnl William Hayfuve (William* port, Pa.) Preatun Williamson (Sanford) Howard Rlchardton (Lake Mary) Carol Carroll iSanfurdl Dan Hunter (Winter Park) Rn»e Simmon* (Sanford) Anna Belle Winn (Sanford) Wallace Col* Jr. (Sanford) Dltchargr* Audrey Presley (Sanford) Mr* Alberta Colburn and bahy hoy (Sanford) Mra. Jark W. McDermott and baby hoy (Sanford) Alice MrKIroy (Oviedo) February M Admission* Laura Printer <Sanford) Vera M Dellfield I Sanford > Edward F. OTonncr (Sanford) Barbara Brown (Sanford) Step Janie* (Sanford) Barbara Harvey I Sanford) David Carter (Sanford) Birth* Rahy hoy lo .Mr ami Mra. 8* bert Brown (Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. ami Mr* Robert It. Harvey (Sanford) Discharge* Cynthia Hithop iSanford) Carol Carroll (Sanford) Mr. Phillip Bell and baby girl (Sanford) Mr* George A llughn and baby girl I Sanford) Kdna Landret* (Sanford) Edwards Builders Open For Business LOVELY NEW WALL COLORS SUPER' KEM-TONE O tlu it iofei Wall Paint kept tha demonnretloa ardariy. Thar* waa an unconflrmad report Mra. Edith T . fim, IIS Homethat tha crowd aurgrd forward Head Ave Defliry, who retired again*! one officer but waa from the Hurray of Mine* lait l>u*htd back without injury to any­ year, haa been granted the De­ one. partment of the Intrrior'i MeetThe *«riker* at lha South Hen­ torioui Service Award and Sllvef Medal, the Department announc­ derson mill threw rocks and bot­ ed today at Waahlnglon, D C. tle* at cara al Incoming workers, Mra. Hill began working for the but this activity waa kspt to * flurrau a* an under clerk In 1924. minimum by * line of officer*. receiving *ueee»»lve promotion* •landing with ready bill!** to over the ye*r*. At the time of her retirement, ahe wa* purrhaifront of the gat*. A delegation of ririker* called In* agent for the Bureau'* Region V, with he»dquarier» at the Cen­ on Mayor Carroll Singleton thi* tral Experiment Station and In morning to protest tha u»e of outeluding mod of tha eattern half of-town officer*. Singleum said of the U. 8. law and order must be main­ C l led Preia Ini* rust totie) Mentioning her "Inlllallve, wH* tained and that ha Welcomed the C A M ilK ID G E, Mats. — J. Allen llngnet), and compl-le rrllabiliinvrtUgation by the Senate Rac­ 1y," the citation accompanying llynrk, associate director of the ket* Committee ao that "the root* Mr*. Mill'* awtrd date* that "In Smithtonian Aitrophyriral Observall her aiilgnmenl* *he demon- alory. rommenllng on secrecy and •trated outstanding ability " the ipace program: The award carrie* with H * "Secrecy I* fairly good In gen­ lifrtlma pa«l to all National eral so a* to avoid premature Park*. fanfare about launching! that may fall to achieve their goal*. Hut secrecy can he carried ton far, to the detriment of acleniivt* try­ CHICAGO (U P !)— If the danllat slip* you a red capsule before KINGSTON, Jamaica (1/P I>— ing lo make ohiervallom " you climb Into th* chair, M may Sir Robert Howard Furnn*. 79, HOLLYWOOD. C a lif-H o b Hope, In- a fake pill deilgned to relive chief Juillre of Jamaica from IWfl insisting the thaw muil go on the pain In your mind. to 1914, died Saturday. detpitr an ailment that threaten* Pmversily of Hlinol* pain *a MIAMI REACH. Fla. (UPIV— the In** of right tn hi* left eye: pert* have urged th# nation'* den "l4 * t night I taped a short teg tuts to uie these Imitation pill* Edward Richmond Tinker. SO. fin aneler and induttrial advuer, died maul for the iperlal *Manic Sark* — placebo*— to reduce the f u r Memorial’ »how and when I ran and anxiety associated with visit­ Sunday. out on the itage 1 almost fainted ing thr dentist. ROCK HALL, Md ( i r p i i - from distinct*." Dr M. J. Schiifrln and hia as lilanrhe RoitwirV, pioneer Interi­ aoclalra, reporting to the Journal or decorator and former preiident I ONTARIO . Calif — Ruth Flore*. of the American Dental Associa­ of the American ln*lltule of Dec- 35, appealing to the kidnapper of tion. gave these directions: orator*, died Sunday at her home her nine week old »o«i Erie: "The denlltl may prepare to " I Just want her lo bring hack give the patient a white placebo here. She wa* In her elghtir*. my baby nr take him In a doctor. riptide while In tha waiting room, NEW ROCHELLE, N Y U P I> He ha* *uch a cold." hesitate, and then *ay: — (lenrge* Ctprastr, 54, chief of; "No, I think I'll give you tome LONDON, Eng — June* Grif­ the Africa *ertion of (he United thing a little more relaxing' — Nation* departmenl of tnuteeihlp fith*, Ghana'* former l.*hor gov­ and proceed to give the patient and information from non self ernment verrelary of stale, urging a red placebo rai>*ule." governing lerriloriea, died here at white to face up to South African Dr. Rchlffrin said thi* U not a hi* home of a heart attack lait fear* of racial discrimination: trick practiced on th* patient. "The fear nf Smith Afriran race Saturday. Rather, he said, "It la a surpris­ segregation I* *n dangerom that ingly effective way to help tha It threaten In mike a color bar patient help hlmicl/.” In reverie. You cannot riDatiorlate Little Rock from Ghana." HENDERSON, N. C. (U P !) Angry itrlkera braved nearfreer in , rain todav tn a Jeer, c, rock-throwing attempt to diseciuraga a spreading back-towork movement it !h* ttart of the 16th week of a bitter textile •trike. Local polica. reinforced by of­ ficer* from neighboring counUea, Q u o ta b le Q u o te s Pants As Weapon, Then Fire-Starter 3 Southern States Report Snow Today light,” The committee announced that it wa* tending Investigator* here. Tha inervaring return of workera to the Harriet Hendertun Cot­ ton mill* ha* b*en marked by bombing*, rock-throwing, f l i t fight* and occarional scattered gun bla*t*. There have bean no •arioua injuries. The first incident Involving a company official earn* Sunday night whan ■ dynamite caploilon tor* Into the yard ef William N. > negotiator for the com SCOTTSD ALE. A r l* -T e d Wd Ham*, IBM American League bat­ ting champion, a* hr began train ing for hi* !*th *ra»on with thr Botlon Red Sox "M y ankle bothered me terribly lari spring and It bothrred me all tea ton. I wa* lucky to play at all last *ea»on." M eetings Slated For Legislators T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) - The Florida Leciriallvr Cmmril will meet here March 4. Chairman W C. Hcrrrll nf Miami Spring* **ld Thursday. l.’nlted Pre** International Ren. R C. Pearce, Palatka. Smiw fell In at lead Ihrrc loulhern *lale» today In a chilly return chairman of lha Council’* com­ mittee on finance and taxation, of winter. Snow wa* recorded in Georgia. •aid hi* group will meet March J South Carolina and North Caro­ lina. A narrow hand nf precipita­ T a k in g It Calm ly tion along the Ea*t Coa«t brooghl IIOCHESTER. N Y (UPI) — a imall amount of «now at Athen*. (ia., although II dnl not accumulate Police nivhed inlo an apartment where smoke wa* billowing from on (he ground. A thin covering of «now *|>read a ga* oven and a spare lu-ater over north-errIral flmth Carolina v**i glowing in the cornir ami and into North ( arnlina, but the found Hirer imall children >lutl weather man laid It would tie errd around the T V act calmly •hurl lived He predicted the *now watrhmg a program. would arctimillale one to three Int-hr* Pul would anon turn to rain "No aignlfiranl disruption to Iraniporuilnn nr olher activity ia antlclpalrd from (hr mow. Clear­ ing weather moving into lh* area from the wr»l it ex|ieelrd lo overvprrad South Carolina by tonight," Hie foft-ract *ald. A squall line in front nf a cold wave rated South Florida with wind* up to 7o mile* an hour Sun­ day night. A 31-year old Miami man, Silvio I) Pircint, wa* criti­ cally injured when wind toppled a 12-loot brick wall Properly dam­ age wa* lighi. Hardest hit by the tudden gmt* were Dry Tortuga* In thr Florida Key* The wralher *1at Ion there re|Mirted wind* up to 79 mile* per hour. Frank Lossing, Ex-Resident, Dies Frank Lotring. 95, former San­ ford businessman, died Friday in Han Angelo, Tea., where h* ha* re­ sided for the past 33 year*. Survivor* include his wife, Mr* Nellie lam ing; three daughter*. Mr* Mickey Mella*. Mr* W. M. McKay, Mit* lam laming; one •on. L H t im ing, all of Han An­ gelo; one brother, Ray laming. Jackson, Mi**.; five tiller*. Mra. 11 J. C la im , Cltra; Mr* Harry Albert. Mr*. Georgr Townsend bnlh of St Petersburg; Nil ao If oi He Anderson. Del.and: Mr*. II E Cordell, Hanford. Funeral service* were lo be held at 4 p. m Inday in Han Angelo Mr*. Cordell left Haturday for the tervieea. Star-G azer* Sought NEW YORK (U P I) - 11 ia •( timatrd thr United Slate* haa only about 50 arironnmrr* capa­ ble of charting (hi* country's fu lure exploration* into outrr spare Th r shortage of these professional riar gazer* la to acute that to duitry ia bidding up to 4290 a day fur celestial consultant*. ER R A Z Z O FLOORS CLEANED • SANDED - FOUSIIED T ile E xpertly Free hrilmatew — Call l r*l SEMINOLE TERRAZZO 106 N. Myrtle FA 2-7121 TV marvel scans the skies like radar to pull in better n ROTATES AUTOMATICALLY A to track down tha bust pouibla picture on avery channal. ^ A * 1 , M uaatl* ft* u n n t*MU1 wilk Wtak ar aaowy picture aad -ghdU" *n so maty thsnndl! Lika matt ptoplt, jou’n prob­ ably ia a lecatiaa whir* TV signals cam* from man, dirtrilon* -M l Jeat th* M t yoar •*(*«•• wa* aat up Vo far*. I M I II SI ***«> III M»k« I N I sauna* work 3 ar 4 tin** avoit •AcxoUy tad bri*g ia tb* b«ri poiiibl* picture from a*p diractloa. What yaa a*(d U tfc* TV mantl thtt (•»•«* yoir ■nUnn* to Cirri* tad D*U<I Ilk* Ksdtr-lh* CUR ROTOR HIT I* Ml Twt-TWfll H*r*'* *11 you da to pull (a (Uarar, riurpar, atroagvr pkturMi *. far* iaadp Uu It/a! Hllh Caalruf CaMael. k l(aw M « ( « r an CPk't 4*aa- 1 Jtolar al th* ha** a/ p*ur rae/-aaJ*aaa t o n U la a » * pftia *4rul* MU pan h i lh* yiriar* *f«*r*r lhaa #**r hif h i . | Li/I pm i gag*r /ram lh* g*i**tor o f poor aalaaaa i *aa4((allf M i *a paarflau. Wmpu, wot n r la why aaula far half-way TV T Puil la ag Ik* tkaaatla yaur art la aquipp*d to raetiva - wilk a thrifty COR ROTOR. NOWf Sfarf geffirtg perfect TV pictures with e A IM S YOUR ANTENNA straight at lha arnding lei war of tha tha final F 0U want ■UO WHht hClUU WHS UY) tea *dw ia aad *u TV’ rufapWu* araa* jwif hk* »»«f* - ***** tuna***, u m i riti*M*. Wa hart lota af eempany from (*r **4 star, tad Uty all say wa « i **»»« *utia*i» *ad Fat* a battar git tun this Ikay da. Th* roa Korea can not b* U iC -H u. C. J. V.Co*«. .*-***.*, haua* -tu n a w wi ni«t* H tiun C« SltllMcama ia claan and cUar. W* *«i«r r*c«i«*d real pliaiurt out af TV 111) w* got lha a«w CM BOTOW." brwih or totter * D r ia e k t U a t h M I bow ROTOR •fortaan la Patlw* TVI m**w*' P huIh Town <$ Country TV Orlnnrln Ill-Way Sanford, Flo. Sem inole TV 503 Celery Ave. Sanford, FU. W inn’s TV 2nd SI. Sanford, Kta. A p p lian ce M art sm Celery Ave. K. Hanford, FU. H oover Radio 501 Miller R ad io TYPEWRITERS and SPAC E Adding M achines For SALE TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE For R E N T REPAIR 203 K. 23th St Strvict ADAMS FA 2-2464 r* so il " J U I T TOVM LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DR ALUM TYPEWRITER s e r v i c h m t Wwt a*. v im " " A PaUatote A tiiii H O L L E R M O T O R SA L E S <&A ppliance 1IK 8. Pnrk Ave. Sunfnrd, FU. * On* anion d m a* PARK IN G TV S. Sanford Ave. Snnford, Fie. Tha B Edward* Roildrri Supply ha# opened on POJ We*t Third St. Sperlallring in looli, hardware and paint *uppllea, the firm I* •united In a new ennerete block building, with a large warehouse adjoining Bernard Edward*. o «n rr nf tha •iipply hou*e, wa* born and rear­ ed Iri Sanford lie hat been in ihc pUtlrrmg ami ronlraituig bullnc»» her* for the pnit m; year*. He ami hia wife Ure in Sylvan I.4kr Shore*. tlaorgc K Ell M l ia manager of (lie new firm, lit- ha* been a real deni of Sanford iince lit 1H Former positions include manager of paint and hardware at Sherman Con­ crete Pipe Co , and an a**»rialion with lha Hanford Paint and Glaa* N ot Quite Dead Co. U W I1 E N C E , Kansas tlfP I) — B>Aikkve|>«r (or the U. Edwarda Lalin i*n‘t a dead language fur Supply ia Mr* Margaret FI Howe*. Dr. t. R Und. of Kama* Univanity. In answer to a rrquett from a woman In California, It* recently tranilalrd ICO page* on chirkrot from Aldrovandu*’ book on animal* to help her In her The firm at Odham and Tudor work. will dart a aerie* id tlandard Red i'rni* ftnl aid c la im tonight for Every Inch Count* I I employe*. BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - A Under Inrinirlor E R DeFalint. the fouree will be held from 7:30 school here I* ao crowded that 9:30 p. m. for five cooaccutive superintendent William I-Ogan or Monday* In lh* Odham and Tudor dared a ro»l bin converted Into office. a rlai«moin PLENTY OF FREE -C,rtu Cm . SnUa, 11 •maaaaaia n ana im a ia n . Evan though my aaliana I* a »*ry aood an*, I caulda't gtt a Hut. sharp imaga. Rtaeu laiUtllag a cm aorua. my picture* are (Itarur, aharpir,*U*di*r. My Mt btksvaa lika a brand a«w aai, rna tkaugh tbt attt**t T V ttoliaa la aval 41 mllta away." -HWna A. Mm. FUml, MHK Odham Schedules First Aid Course * Hear lo apply with D one TER K AZZO W ORK OF A L L KINDS. CDR ROTOR Fake Pills Urged For Pain In Mind Deaths DANVILLE, V*. <UPI)-W h*n * grit* fire got out of control and threatened hi* home, Raleigh Mar tin took olf hi* pant* and beat out the flame* lurier. Martin linked out the window to *ee hla garage in flamr*. Then he remembered that he had hung hi* *mnldrring Irouter* on the garage wall. id lb* violence sac be brought to to *>e t o la which hare bean armed samp with frightened fam­ going on Intermittently Iince Nov. ilial guarding their home* at sun IT. point- Many famlllc* move secretThe violence ha* turned thi* ly from one friend’* home to an­ town of about 2U,W» Into an other to avoid attacker*. toilor*. rtoiMi Co. �\ S a u f iir in it m t lii * VOL XLIX •* United I’reaa Leaned Wire AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NTWT7PAPER * TiST 8ANF o r 6T Fl o r i d a TUESDAY. MARCH 3. 1959 Established 1908 Seminole County Gets New_ Electronics Industry ^ News Briefs Ambussudor R esigns WASHINGTON ( L T D - Abbs Khan retinned today <i Israeli ambassador to the U. S. and the United Nation*. Rebel L osses M ount • ALGIERS, Algeria ( U H i - Al Berlin rebel !o»»e» role to *84 dead or wounded during the put week aI the Algerian war. D ra ft M oves Rapidly WASHINGTON ( U P I ) — A bill extending the nation’* drift law four jreir* itirted a quick tranili through the Senate today. Orbit To Be L arge M £ Police 'Discover* Devices, M ista ke MIAMI (U P D — Miami pollca thought (or a while Morslay night they had uncovered a large new gambling operation. » Patrolmen, answrruig a burglar * alarm at a warehouse, spotted a cache of roulette wheels, dice table* and ether gambling equip­ ment started high in Ihu IAlibiing, Since tuih equipment i* destroy-aldr on light, officer* were aU art to atari twinging Ihetr aits Hut Before they could «tart, they learn­ ed of their mistake Ti.e contraband was the property of thr county police. It had barn _ seised two nvintht ago In a raid. PT A Will H e a r Orange O fficiol " '" ** ^ aP'*l Growth Seen For Young Firm Firm Employs 100 In Research Work Official* re*|>*•tinIble for the location of Dynntronlca, Inc., in Seminole County today said they believed tin* firm "ultimately will be one of the major employers in the area." J. Bralley Odham, credited with spanniiijr the gup which closed the negotiation successfully, said. "We have confidence that these men (of Dy latronics) will l.*e outstand­ Seminole Count) Unlit)' ubtnlncd it new Industry which amiHoy## about |(H> mul has an nun uni payroll of .sum* $500,1)00. T b a firm la Dynatnmice, Inc., of Orlando, nu electronic# firm. A iJnnt to house the ninnufucturinyr and research fa­ cilities will Ik* erected by Odham anti Tudor on a 10-ncra Khrushchev Stands Firm On Germany; Withdrawal Asked WASHINGTON tU IM ) - SclenH iti »iid America'* Pioneer IV MOSCOW lU P U -P re m ie r Niki­ moon rockat will go Into an orbit ta Khrushchev and Prime Minis­ around the tun that will ba larger ter Harold Macmillan admitted to­ than the orbit of the earth. day they were “unable to egrre” on Germany but *ald they would Ike Suys ‘S p len d id ’ study a plan to pull back tro.-ps WASHINGTON ( U l ' l ) — Presf- ami nuclear weapon* from th# deni EUmhowrr laid today the middle of Europe. successful launching of the U. 1. They pledged tbcnualvea to moon rocket Pioneer IV k i trek a negotiated solution to the "splendid ichievement." Berlin cri*i*. Wetlern diplomat* in Moscow were peaumUtic and • T hieves B urn Money **id no solution was in *ight beCHICAGO ( U l 'l ) — Thieve* cau*e Moscow ha* not retreated burned open a iafa in a five and- from the determination to give dime itore Monday to get at 111.- Berlin control to Communist East 000 in will, but found the curren Germany. t y charred to aahea from the heal A Soviet • British communiqus of their acetylene torch. U.ued at end uf the today Mac­ millan mission accepted the need Boon, We’ll B e 50 of “early nfgotiaUoni" to *ave WASHINGTON ( U P I ) — The Sen “peace and security In Europe ate Interior and fnaular Affair* and throughout the world" and % Commitlee today unanlmoualy ap­ promised to study a partial pullproved and aent to the Senate a bark of Eastern and Western for­ bill to make Hawaii the Wlh ce* from the Iron Curtain. Mate. Any decision to pull back trnopv would he part of a peaceful, lung‘H ot’ P olicies U sed term settlement of the German WAYCROSS, Ga. (U P I i — Bur problem. They said nuclear wra* glare who apparently forgot their pona would be Included in the flaahlighti broke Into an Insur- thinning out and that there wuuld a nee firm here and aearched the be “ an appropriate system of In­ office tiling flaming insurance pol spection." Thi* would provide a partial ^ kies, police reported. •tart on disarmament and a par­ tial stort on European security, T rain W om en, Too? RANGOON. Burma (U P I)— The twu Seat • West Issues long locked Burmcte Chamber of Deputies in ■ cold war stalemate. At first took under conaideralloa loday a reading, the cautiously worded bill that provide* for eompulaory communique seemed to Imply a militarv training tor both mao new British willingness to take up the previously-rejected “ Raparkl and women. plan" for Europe. Th U years • old proposal by R eds In A g r ee m en t LEIPZIG. Germany (U P II — Boland's Foreign Minister Adam M Communist bait Germany utd to Rapacki provided for a “ neutral day It would sign a separate peace lone'1 stretching along both sides treaty with the Soviet Union if the of the Iron Curtain and including West doe* not turn o poet with both East and West German). As originally phrased the plan would both Germany*. call for withdrawal of all foreign truops from Germany and a ban Bandit Robs B ank RALEIGH (U P I)— A Iona bandit on nuclear weapon* there. wearing a white mask and horn rimmed glaitea robbed the Cen­ tral branch bank of tba Pint Clliirnt Rank and Trust Co. to day and fled with an undeter­ mined amount of eaah. 1 Trainees Needed For Sewing Class More student trainee* are need ed tor th* sewing school which was art up recently to train sew big machine operator! for the garmrnt Industry In thi* area. D. B. Hahn Jr., manager of the Flor­ ida .State Employment Service said today. The purpose of this class I* to meet th* acute shortage of axpenrnced aewtng machine oper­ ators. Th* first class began Dec. 1, with an enrollment of 72. Of the IS who completed the course, about 10 were put to work by the local companies. The second class now is near ing completion and more apple cants are needed to begin a new class The schod hours are from ft p. m. to 10 p ra., Monday through Friday. The complete course is *8 hour* There are no charges or fees for the course Interested applicants *hould ap ply to tha Florida State Employ, meat Service office, lift West Second St,, Senford. Mr*. Beth Johnson, Orange C< ity representative to the state Legislature, win speak at • to­ night to tv* P TA a< Southiide School. Mr*. JohMoa to a aupportar of .% Mgrtgitlo# In tha tebooli and will explain a bin to b# presented A long wood man has been ar­ at tha neat seiitoo of Lagtila- rested by the 8«mmol* Count) ture, aoabling parent* to remove Sheriff's Department for givim their chtldm from school by liquor to mtnura. petit too. Robert Johnson was charged with contributing to the delin­ quency ol mtnora altar he served drink* (o several youngster*, who h«eam* Uu-brialrd On another mcaient involving • Archbishop Joseph Hurley. It wfaiiky, D*k*y Moody waa arrealAugustin*, ctm* to the Sanford ed for poaaession of moMiahin*. Ih* la in Ih* county jail. Naval Air Station last nigh*. Archbishop Hurley conferred the weranaat tt ooeiflrmatiop on ■ n e t and dapaodanta to tha statJaa LO N D O N (U P D — Three toenchapel. Ha waa aaalated by tha egtre war* arretted Monday on *. Richard LguM «f AM M s chart•• of atoallng ato boaoa of ■un tan lotion. ihofto Ctonto Britain l* enjoying Ra fifth con­ Thto vt* Mm Bret vtoft to Ian lord tor Archbishop Hurley, toe secutive day i l aunahaa altar a ing is thrir field; they already are recogmted a* nepert* in the missile and electronic* field*, which are tiw coming industries of this era." Juhn Krider. Onunber ol Com­ merce manager, made thr ori­ ginal contact with D> natronlcs. Hut, after four months of n«gotialiont. effort* were sl>mied Than (klham entered the picture. He obtained the land and agreed u- construct thr buddinr on a lease purchase agreement. In addition to the work of Kridrr and Odham, chairman of At Least Nine Die in Plunge Of Bus III.UKI'HINTti FOR IM.AXT — Art llurria (second from right), constriction superin­ tendent for Odham and Tudor, giws over blueprints fur the new'hums* of I •>' nntronica. th* special target* commltto- of I,lc.t with offk'inls of the company aad John the Coinmittve uf ltw, these into j ------------------------------.. — played prominent rules in th* success story; T. E 'Dickfr, president of th* Flurid* Slate Hank, chairman of the Committee of 100 finance committee, ahu spent much time and effort In checking llynatrontea; Robert Bauman, piftldrnl WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — Am er­ of Sanford Atlantic Hank, who ica fired Its PiOflMr IV salrlltt* agreed tu the financing of the pro­ toward the moon today and the ject, arid W. Scott Burnt, chair­ Uny robot soared higher than any man uf the Committee of UK), Amrrican mode object en route to whirh adopted this as its first join Russia's Lunik I in an orbit project. around the sun. The 13 t pound gold • plated thlhsm said hi* entry into thr effort was based on “ faith In the satellite, blasted aloft by a fm t<«n Company and in the growth ol our Juno II Arm y rockrt, had climbed 72.40Q mtlra by V a m and was area." Me added: “ Sure. I have a still rocketing along al ft.Sl* miles chance to gain financially through per hour. lit height exceeded the 71,900thi* arrangement. However, if there it another citiacn among us mile peak re ached by the Air who would like t*> assume the Force Pioneer I lunar probe last lease purchase agreement, I will Nov. 11. and w.i« far beyond the >ign it over to him temuin.w. 63.590 mile platratl of the Arm y's Then, I'll go uut ami get some­ thing els*. If 1 tec- something els* whirh will benefit thlt are*. I'm going to invest In it. If we don't, w# era ehortchanging ourstlvts " Odham **id the aiea I* ‘very fortunate to get the-* young, ag grettite men in a firm that It C A P E CANAVERAL (D P I)— a ’comer' in th* Important firld The moon winch was their target of electronics." The 10 acre site will allow P> pecked through the motel room natronlcs to grow. That, said of­ window In Ihr small hour* loday ficials. it exactly what they exj ret but (he nucleus of the Pioneer Dynatrunira to do— very rapidly, IV launching crew termed mil to notice. The men were too busy cele­ brating Ihr success uf s project conceived hi the living room ol Partly iloud) tonight and Wed­ the lm)i*h engineer in Itu-ir midst nesday with a few shower* to­ the 'day sfter Russia > first Sput­ night or early Wednesday. Winn- nik went into orhit They were toasting the partial *r tonight, turning cooler Hrdasesday. High today 71 to 71. low fulfillment ot a dream which one* tonight 3* to 53 Variable winds caused the flaxrn haired ecu nUtl * to II miles per hour. leaning back In the wirkt-r chair to be clapped in jail by Adolf Hitler. Hit brown figured lie slightly askew. Dr Jack E. Froehlkh beamed at Dr Wrmhrr von Family night will be held al Brant) and they look turn* trad­ 1'inecreat School tonight for school ing Jokes as thr tension of the children and (heir parrnla. shoot gradually wore off Dinner of spaghetti or chicken These were the two men who pilau will b* served in th* cafe spearheaded the development of terla from 5:308:30 p in. the Juno II lau: - ' i ihlrlr and Following dinner, the children the gold plated rotoit which will will go to the auditorium for a find its place in orhit around the musical program, while parents tun have grade group discussions in "It was a team rfluri all the lb* classrooms way,*' .aid Prurhlirh pointing to Price of Ih* dinner i* ’it cenir the 30 army and Jet Propulsion for children, and ftn rents fur Laboratories rocketeers lining Hie adults. vails of the small room of near­ — M oon Shot To Orbit Sun first mounshnt last Dec ft Although slightly off course, the satellite was expected to pass wilhm JJ.tsM mile* of thr muon — a mivs of 2u ,(Sxj mile* from (lie planned trajectory. It* closest ap proach to die moan tv expected at 2 p m. c i t Wednesday, when tt* speed will have bri-n cut In 3.5CW miica p> r Lour. Scientists said the space vehicle ha* ample velocity to go Into an orhit around thr sun Its spud at launching from Cape Canaveral, F la , at 12:lo a. in. was 24.hihi miles per hour This was .lob m.p.h. more than needed to tarape the pull of the Team Very Happy A t 'Success7Shot Weather Pinecrest T o Hold N ight For Families by Cocoa Beach. ‘ What these guys believed in for 18 months bus cum* to pa*t " Von Hraum, who was pul be­ hind bars in Germany because “ th* craiy man wants to go to the moon." was jubilant along wnh Ihr rest of Hie group, lint he already was looking to thr future. Symphony To Play Here On March 10 Selections from* South Pacific, My Fair Lady and Oklahoma will l » featured March 10 when the Flurida S)mpltuny O r e h e i t a rome* to Sanford. Hie perform anee will be held »1 It 13 in the Civic Center, un der the baton of Conductor Frank Miller. A free performance during the altemcxm has b u n arranged fur grade- and grammar sch>ml child ren. The concert Is ipeintorrd by th* Sanford Recreation Depart ment Tickets may b* obtained al Hmirntllal’a, Tuuchums. Navy t-.x change and the Itrereadon Dupariim-nt ntfire All *eais are re­ served; prices srv 12 23 for adults and ft 23 for tludrnl*. Mall order* will lie filled. If Itrcssed lo City Hall. Sanford I'stron tickets arc available by railing kA 2 7628. earth’s gravity and Ilia lug of the moon'a gravity field. The srlrntUtl taid t'loneci IV will go intn a volar orhit mine what larger and more elongated than that of thr earth's, thr space vehicle, like the earth, they said, will lake about a year for each trip around (lie sun. U. S. Flag Burned By Mobs in Bolivia tot I'AZ, Bolivia (U P D -A n ll American muhi surged Ihrmigh the sirects of La P*i and Oruro Monday In a furious protest a gains! 'a mxgjfine rcjiort that It. S. autliorilics here lu-lleve Bo­ livia and its problc-ius should lie divided up among its nrigtitiors. Tlie rioters vtiim-d the I' S emhast) in La Par and Ihc I'. S In furmation Service libraries here and in Ihc- tin milking rrnter of Oruro, breaking mod of thr win­ dows in (he three buildings No American ravuaUlc-t were re|Hiried Poller fired on Ihc- mob in lot Par, withoul announced result* One Bolivian teenager wav re polled killed ar.it twu wounded In another incident Involving a flash In-twcen tludrnl* and ' unldrnlt fird gunmen" The nuih, shouting “ Down with Am* rican imperialism'." burned a I'. S flag In Ihr strrrti, set file In (wo embassy automobiles and burned every copy of Time mag arine it could find on local news stands. 3 Youths Nabbed For Gas Stealing Thi. e I* year old boy* charged with stealing gas in tin- Lingwood are* have turn apprehended by Sheriff J L. Ilobhy. Jimmy Ramsey, Tommy Nave and Jo> Laws, alt of lamgwood. admitted siphoning hud from gas tanks over a three month period, Holihy said The ga* apparently wa» u*rd for their own Iran* portalmn. Shi rdf Hobby said when he caught thr boys, one nf thrill lud two fisc gallon cant and a six foot siphon on the Iron! sral of his car. Girl Scout 'Presides/ Sees County's Problems Liquor To Minors, M a n Is Arrested Llcvrn jear okl Archbishop Visits Naval Air Station Sun Tana Sought £ ■ Krider (right), ChiunbtT of Cumnn'rcr ninnitRur. At left ia John A. .Morris, lusislahint to the president. Ret ween Murri* and Hnrria ia Parker Painter Jr„ Dy nut runic* nresi­ dent. (Herald .Stuff I'hotoj CHAIRMAN A M ) •OFFICIAL’ KKLIKF—Shuron Drum, local Girl Scout, today assumed th# duties «* County Commiaaioo shairm an from John Kridar. Thu joh w h * a ahort one. exactly on# hour, but Sharon win* thrilled. Sh» waa une of a«v«ral acoutn "holding office" today. UiurwkJ Staff FlioUyj .Sharon D m iiii learned this niurnlng tliai running Seminole County uften is lire wmit and difficult. Shi run “ »*l In’* for Chairman Juhn Kridrr thi* morning al the • utility Commisviuneri nireling Shr was ihe Inst of a num twr nf Seminole County Girl Scouts who have been picked to fill thr th-iet of prominent leaders in die stale, county ami clly of­ fices during Girl Scout Week While Sharon presided. Com­ missioner* purchased a taw bill Inn •< counting and computing ma­ chine from the National Cash Register Co. for 17,453. Only one acceptable bid was received for the machine, which will be u-rd jointly by the tax collector and as'ntor. Other purchase* Included a re tory file and office machine for tvs cfflre uf tlie supervisor of rrgi-lralion T h r equipment was bought fur 11.S31 SO from Orlando Ollier .Supply, Bids tor gasoline and oil were turned over to the new county tn glu m tor study. Boh Davis at Iended the meeting this morning in lut udieiat capacity, and found that Seminole County offers an rvrn greater challenge than he had anticipated. Niihola* Pucci, drvelopsr of Paradise Point, appeared before thr Hoard to complain about the drainage ditch dug on an ease incnt granted th* aounly by Us company. Pucci described tha ditch as "Just like the Panama Canal," and said that he had esparted ft smaller drain. Davis will Invest! gate the ditch and report to Uvo Coinmittionars on iU condition. The county refuted to Mtora Big aaaamast to Fwcai T IF T O N , 0s ( D P I l— A school bus jammed with more than M Negro children plunged almuit uut uf sight into * pond today, and authorities taid at least nine pupil* drowned. Three children were hnspllatired for affects of shock, exposure tnd minor injuries. The other frightened children wtu> were pulled safely through windows of the but were sent to their homes. Driver Doyer Jones, to. who had been driving thr routr for Z1 years, taid hit bus hit twu bumps in succession on th* dirt road, causing him to lose control “un avoidably.” T h r hut turned uvrr on Its right side and plunged into thr water. The vehlrle was about twothirdc submerged The arridrut happened near the community of II rook field, about seven miles east of Tlflon, In southcentral Georgia Jones said hr klrkrd out the window at the driver a scat, mounted the overturned bus. kicked out other windows and hoisted to salcty screaming chil d u n who were standing on top of other children. “ The larger ones were standing on the little small one*," Jones laid. “ That * what caused to much trouble. Ttime tth* small ones) wei* the ones we lost." June* said two white men from nearby farm houses helped him ltd fume of th* larger Children through the window* Five of the children were pu mronced dead almost Immediate­ ly Rescue workers revived three nearly drowned children, but after several hours, gave up on tour other*. Adjustment Board in Need Of Funds Dol H G Harrtnun, chairman Ol the Hoard of Adjustment of Seminole Count), a»ked Commitshiner* for money thlt morning. Col Karrunan said thav the new Hoard would need (he use oi a secretary once a month and per haps more ultrn fur mtmile*. rec­ ord ■ and correspondence. Salary was tel *1 110 f « •*fl1 monthly meeting. Money lor a tai>* recorder to in­ cur* the veracity of disputed rt*l>ment* made up Hie second request. Col llarriinaii said the machine eonld !.* used by anyone in the county, hut was almost ■ must tor Hie Board of Adjustment, which will settle disputes lwt«c-en the Zoning Hoard atat It* applicant* Mark l In eland, county attorn ry . said. “ B would certainly help c m many llimgi, » ton inoplr have a lapse of memory *Umt w h ., they •aid. they can tie reminded in a hurry with a tape r. conh-r “ llarrim ait turned tliwn a tuige* lion by Commlssiuner Vernon Itonn f . .. . iia that member* of the Hoard-uf Ad juvtmrnt. who work without enmpenautlnn, recrlre vas mileage •We are glsd to work for Hie county, and the prier of ga* duein t worry u* at all," Harrimsn Saul. Commission Plons Casselberry M e e t The town council of Casselberry and Seminole County Commission­ er* have a dale Msrrh 18 st 7:30 p rn. lit* meeting M on* uf severs! th# county Iriders have planned w i t h Incorporated communities throughout Seminole County. Old Packing House Destroyed By Fire An abandoned eelery packing house on Britton Road wa* gut­ ted by Are shortly after noon to­ day. Ttir hultdthf waa oxrnad by Chase and Oo. Fir* trucks froa* A m Sanford Naval Air Its tins answered tbs call. W*i*r waa played so tha surrounding area I# site one haH mile south of H if Tree Road on the east aid* ed Highway 17*2. Tile building is scheduled to bo ready for occupancy by Jun* It. Announcemc-nt of plans lo lueato in Seminole Ciunty by Dynaironic* climaxed tour month* ci negotiations and planning Th* selection of Srinincie County wa* bated on a series of imuaual event*. First. Dy natronlcs wauled “ *4bow room ." The firm operate* *t twn separate (wurvts m Orlando now. Dynatrumci, clovely tied to m iiule programs si I'alrick A ir Force Base and Cape Canaveral and a supplier of the Martin Co. wanted to tw- uulsid* of Orlando, yet within thr immediat* area. Second. Odham and Tudor agreed to turnish the land and erect th* I ii.cxxi square toot build­ ing needed on s lias* purchaa# agreement. Th ird . Allen Orlando of Sanford does sub contracting work for D ynatronlcs. Th r muvr will )iut (b# tire Ironic* (inn nearer one of Ms suppliers. Fourth. Ihs Commute* of 100, thr Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager John Krider in particular, “went to bat” lo provid* facilities, financing and Uir "cllmat*" de­ turd by Dynalrentcs. Barker fainter J r , Dyiustronica president, taid the firm hopes I# employ .100-400 wilhm three years. When It began opera Iion* tw# years ago, the firm employed 1ft. Larger quarters In Seminole will allow an immediate increase I# atmul 125 fa inter taid annual busineac of Dynatronics now It more than f t milieus. He addnl Hist It ia “ y r r T likely" Dial another new bulldinft will tm needed in short order, Wilhm five years, Dynaironicg probably will lie using tour time* Us current space, fainter added. a ImiuI 25 per rent of Dyna* tronirt' employes are engineer*. Principal officials ol the company formerly worked tor Radiation, Inr. Most uf (lie firm's orders are fur research and di-vclopmrnl. Working principals and direct* nr* <>( the company, in addition to fainter, are Georg* F. A intersun, vice p ro Idem and chief *r>gim-er, nml George C. Dannals, Hubert I*. Bishop and Edward A. Hughe*. John A. Morris is assist­ ant tu tlie president. Secretary Of Navy In Sanford Today Shortly after 19 *. m today • silver colored Nsvy transport lutirhrd down at Ramey Field, hearing Secretary of the N avy, Thmnn* S Gates Sanford Is on* o( several eastern bates slated for inspection by tba N'svy’t leading official. Th* in­ formal welcome did nut entail honor* uurmally sccurdrd visitmg dignitaries, at the requrit nl Gales. Greeting the sccrt-Ury and Id* |J( j ^jr wsre Cs(it. Lionel t A rt,^ ir ' rnmntmnAr'r , . nfAnl A. A rth u r, commander Sanford Naval A ir Station, and Capt. Junes K a m age, commander. . Hr*vy Attack Win* )ne. A i-i’ i i t n t i a n v l h # l.x s>* un Arriimpanying Gslrt on the In­ formal lour are Mrs. Gat**. ViceAdmiral It. II. Pirie, Deputy Chief uf Naval Air Dperalion*, Rear A dm iral tonn* DrFlorcs, Cspl and Mrs Noel fiayler. IA. Col. (i. A Gilliland and CSCLK Fred Pascusci. Tlie official paity was escorted lo the conference room of VAH ft where they were briefed on aU missions uf Ihr .Sanford Naval Air Station and Heavy Attack Wing One. Introduced by C*(8 Kamago were lx-dr. D. P. Cunning, Lcvlr. G, K. Humphries and Cdr Hal Lang, commanding oil iter V A H -T. Thr ulficrra discuued N.A S. San­ ford. Heavy Attack Wing On* sod ths A3D Sky warrior. Slwlrx at Sanford, the air atalioa and picture* uf th* listti bumblnd derby were *howa. Alier a luncheon at the town* ol Cspl. Arthur, th* Secretary ad tha N avy toured Ih* air k alln# ind squadron areas. Departure la tilled tor 4 p* m. today, when Giles and fed# party w ill i*av* toe NAI P « M aola. No com m ent on Vie status ot th# local naval facility « u avatlabl# from th* aocretary, who will f po* to Mam. •iT* �Editorial Washington Calling THE GLITTER BEGINS TO WEAR OFF By W ILLIAM 8. W H IT E W ASHINGTON — Every now and then • veteran of publle ser­ vice who ha* become an imtitu* lion in himieif, Gen. I>w i« Her>he), raise* a quiet voice of com­ mon leme in a country more full than it ought to be of luxurious oontfose. Cent ral llrrihey. who his been Dif*ctor of Srteclive flervir* since before Prarl Harbor, h»» just made another such contribu­ tion lie ha* *uggfitrd that the million 1 of young m*n who have heen er.d will b* exempted from the military draft ehau'd have no absolutely free rtde tn con»eq lienee. Why not, he asks, at least train them in Civil Defense* In what is ‘C o u r t e o u s ’ S a n f o r d G e ts V is it o r s V o te If Sanford ln.*ci it* claim to “Most Courteous City In Florida’* into this year when judges of Florida Courtesy Week render their decision, nn Atlanta, (In,, woman most certainly will disagree. In a letter to Cilv .Manager Warren K. Knowles, Mis* 1 Dorothy Virginia Beall of Atlanta hail nothing hut pniiso for Sanford and it* people. .Mi** Itcall wn* hurt in mi auto­ mobile accident In Sanford on Feb. fi. She was here to visit her brother, Lqdr. Madison U m a r Beall, stationed at the Naval A ir Station. Said Mis* Beall: “This is an u|«n letter of thank* to you and the people of Sanford for their kindness, thought­ fulness and help to a visitor in your d ly. “Capt. Arnold William* of the police deportment, who answered the call, was most courteous and kind; thu staff at Seminole Hospital could not have been nicer, nnd Hr. Hubert J. Smith, l lie attending physician, not only provided the necessary medical attention, but erased my feeling* of hysteria by his calmness and gentleness. “Your city can well lie proud of these people and the many other private cltliens, although stranger* to me, who called and Inquired of rny condition. From the bottom of m\ heart, I thank them all and I'm so happy to know that in IK m onths, on 20-year retirement from the C. S. Navy, my b ro th e r ha* chosen Sanford to Imj his home. Blessing* «»n y o u r city." Mis* Beall said it nit. Anything wu might add would be­ an anti-climax. • P a p e r • S a n fo rd The Sanford Naval A ir Station, Sanford and Seminole County were tossed several bouquet* by the North Ameri­ can Aircraft Corp. in its latest publication, “ North Ameri­ can Take-Off." The article, illustrated with pictures, told the story of Heavy Attack Wing One in Sanford. In the course of the atory, North American told of the friendship which has been characteristic of Sanford and the Navy. The story also con­ tained fine publicity for Seminole County, It cited the many advantage* Sanford and Seminole have to offer, such a* climate, facilities ami a friendly at­ mosphere, North American, It seems, is "sold" on us. Temperature, Crowds Up, Miami Is 'In The Pink' MIAMI (UI’I i - t Vie* President f pat'.h I and the cruwdi D A IL Y iptllnt over I d Hollywood on the north, Key H u m )n r no the luulh and In the mainland hotcla that overlook the tray. Ilialrah Jtare Course lacked up rrrorU crowd* and intilti-uullion dollar lakr* with l»u tino.ooo rate* on consecutive Sat unlay* and (hr flsmingu* weir never pink­ er. Tiling* were in Uir pink In gen­ eral Inr Miami. Where a year agu thr goose pimple* outnumbered the louritt*, Miami wa* scoring a booming iiimt-bark. All average tempera­ ture of 74.5- compared to ik» in IP M -scn l hotel receipt* soaring with the mercury. DOW N J, Postman 2. Wheat rn flour find.) JkGcnuln# t.W ve ro f fee- 3 .1’unlahta 4. Ever grtfulntaa t poet.) t myth.» ft. Htorma 10. Tapritry it, Kpoch* 12. (nt of lose 7. Fortify petal* 11. Whole 8. A butt H. Girl's nama range 1 (. Ml** Hagen I I . Ermine fKur.t ■ml other* IS. Fought IB. t tod of at*. U n to pleasure worm 18. Depart IT. Muiie not* 20. Melody It. Afternoon reception* 20. Mat tarna­ tion tl. Apprehend 1f tn. -J - 21. Mm* *1 % .i s % lO % 1* % * 1“ T ~ 4 ti ia •i VS, -j % 14 le % 4t •1 % 71 IA % -* it % >> j % •a % * 41. llo|ah(4d M SI.1l.fl UlM.riSV, K*ll»r aa* I'abil.Vw asms tv. aHItU. JH, Waatalaa M il., 4>etll»lia H Msa w itf KIVKI.VV V K I.V - -J, Cl SHI.SO. A4l**ll*laa viaeisis i o s * jr.sSs*-. w s a s g g cite Eeitar ____ N M h * »a »*M»r ****** a*i**4ar, wr*r**aiaa I fcrtalwa*. t w ln r Raiiae •■■***. m i s7i.7««. * .i«^a*r •*»•* •• *J*»*4 *•*•* a a lt»» Orl*Mr IT. lei* .1 i t , n(fl** ta e ln fi FletMa. **Srr tfc. Art **r 1 -•airs, .1 w .,,* a. I*T*. f . •• “f '** lall*4 l't»*i Mhlrk I. *«tl||r« r_t* ik* > n l*e iteaaiirarl** *1 all ta* i*,.i M m »„ ■ (,* I* ran e*r. •1 nsrmrrmx a i m n * * o «<•* •I* SS-.I*. •ana II I ). H r wa* alone, ruddy cheeked and charming — the old­ est member of Congrrsi In all our history, 01 year*, and he wa* ju it stopping by between parties. For a reporter eavesdropping, you ran pick up tome Interesting scuttlebutt at these parties I was hanging around Ihe hors d'ouevre table — at the shrimp rocktall end — when Speaker of the llouve Sam It ay burn and a few handsome ladies walked in. And thu is what I heard — One lady: "What do you do with the toothpicks dier you eat Ihe shrimp’ " Sam: " I don't know. Mine didn't have any." One of the town'a aoclal report­ er* came up In me and aald: " I ’m on my way to I.lhya, want In tome ailing?" What »he meant was the Libyan party. So the aerne ahlfti to the Fast Room of the Mayflower Hotel, i d *a> it was fancy. The Libyans wer* celebrating the seventh an­ niversary of their independence, which falls on Christmas Eve, Hut »lnce that date conflicted, they changed Ihe day In Jin u iry 24. but since their new Ambas­ sador hadn't arrived in thi* country yet. they put it up an either month. Milling around seven food and rcfreihnieol lable* were many of the tame free-loader, gucilt — from ihe Thompson party. Sen Green wa* there, Somrlxidy of- good blow at s wlde.pread American altitude that 1* doing us no gie-d a. a country. This it that "bapplneii "Is somehow guaranteed, exclusively to Americans. lisp pints* must b« d*liv«r*d by life with the calm regularity that the utility pipe* In Ihe electricity necessary for looking, sty. at "I Love Lucy" on the television. If happiness Is not *0 deliver­ ed — and "happiness" roughly mean* aa absence of all Trial, trouble, contention and uprCt — the whole thing la uneonsutuiion •I. un-American, and unbearabla. Yuung women go homr to mother the moment they are not "happy," even if this urhappl nets proceed* from some scare* ly appalling drnial such It a hut bond'a refusal to buy a di*h washer on the Installment plan. Mother usually thank, heaven that daughter, tf only by her own grit and gumption, ha* been »aved from unlawful opprestlon In vio­ lation of the Fourteenth Amend­ ment. Young men leave their .'obi the second Instant after they become "unhappy." It hat long tine* been pointed out to them that a fellow can't do hie best work when he iin't happy, ar.d particularly not if hla unhappiness m u lt i from the savage withholding of his right to berome an "executive" before his fifth rollege reunion. The young men know that a vice-presidency The first paper money to b« Is­ sued by the American colonists was put out on Feb. J, I4K, by fared him peanuts and he said provincial bank in Massachusetts, it wasn't dignified to eat peanuts at an affair this m a n y. Many uf the snickers preferred crackers and caviar instead, or tartlrttes of chopped liveri, hot cromrsquis dr volatile (miniature pancake* with chopped chicken), and auch. S«e u<* nt Miller Radio & Appliance in Hanford «v«ry There wa* 10 much Huff here that mme of it flowed pink out Friday, 9 to 12 noon. U alltriM In Sanford alock. Call of a perpetual fountain in the middle of a table. And the man for appointm«n( In your home. • ho aliced your roast beef wore whit* glove*. A six piece string orchestra played from a hidden balcony, although nobody danced. Phone Orlando GA I-U I4 - IIS Fla. Nillenat Bank Bultdiag. They were too busy nibbing Night nr Holiday* Call — Themaa S. Rmlik GA l- 44«7. shoulders, fumbling napkins, spill­ ing drinks and dropping namrs. FINK HEARING SINCE of the corporation 11 part of tha American way of life- And they certainly will not permit other* to destroy the American wa> of (He j rot even if they have b> quit e n .r fall back cn Dad to make their point. It it extraordinary bow this hap­ piness legend hx* pen ailed our na­ tional life. Ohe forirt* how deeply it ha» done *o until he g w . abroad after long ab-enrf from any forelgn shore and enlff* anew the at­ mosphere of foreign Ilf*. Men in old Europe— and in old Asia, too— wear the long |utnt* 1 J adulthood. They Ihst happinets' i> an ri ’ ’ ■ condition of llv ng. part cular / personal happlnes a. defined 5 > mean that one is a wa) s allowed to d<>, or Pol do, Ju*t a* he pleaseThey a rt r » v K e fo rrth e m .n iH i trouble* of our time* But Ine/ know thn va*t difference between turning a R*y f»cr toward life and assuming that Ilf* will be Very fjref.il not 10 CJUS* one * i; l trouble, anywhcit, anytime. They know that happiness Is % large, lose word, and that nobodv ran expert tn have It for lonR if It mean, tlmply that precise Hate of affairs that will mnke him pet •otially entirely comfortable and never bothered by a nasty world. In short, in thi. way they arn more grown up than vie are. And while wr are worrying about 11.^ cold war, perhaps u* could 1! m worse than wotry a bit, tost, about the state of privatr, Individual morale in a country where in many have come t-> expect to li»* always on the peak of that big rock-candy mountain. AIDS 1948 Maico — Orlando Hearing Center . Your savings placed here on or before the 10th of ■he month earn dividends from the 1st! First FEDERAL SAVINGS AND IO AN ASSOCIATION 119 W. tut Orders now being taken for copies of The Sanford Herald p kio jrial Jtowd&i sutiifon Everybody needs money sometime For th* pa»t 33 yeara it has of the Hanford Herald be*n the euitom to publiah annually a pictorial touri.it edition, which will cover all phiice of IN D U S T R Y L A G R IC U LTU R E , H O M E B U IL D IN G D E V E LO P M E N T, SCHOOLS & C H U R C H ES, SPOUTS, N A V Y A C T IV ITIE S , S E M IN O L E C O U N TY AND C U L T U R E tthenyoudo... visit FAMILY! If you need Wa will mail thli Edition anywhtr* In th* UP TO$600 2 5 world for you on the date of publication for phone! FAirfax 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the sami diyl Be iur* and plan to aend your friend* up C*ih to* iK Ilil 74 Mental) Flimtnti 1110 00 114 00 720 00 312 00 4)7 00 M l 00 t 700 II 00 1)00 1100 24 00 3200 north a copy of thin annual touriat edition , bo that they can » m Juit what a wondtrfui place Seminole County la . 3*3. TV e*day, March 3, ULV.l r** M-*ia* Thcro aro it ill u few dlscases for which complete cures are to be discov­ ered. But we liuve many research projects studying these problmis and we know wr will leant the nn* swers. Meanwhile, do not liecome alarmed when read­ ing the symptoms of these well publicised disensrs and imagine tbut you suf­ fer from such n condition. 1'anicky fe«r can actually make you sick when there may be absolutely nothing wrung. Never believe you are seriously sick unless y o u r physician tells you so. Always check with him when in doubt. 1 3». FDh net 40. Perform 41. Itodsmi Samoan y warrior* 57. Ity way of 58. Dry, i* VIlM of mind 28. bur >t forth ;>o. iliarpcr.a 33.G up * // 1 --------------- — - IS. M. roea elate 18. Valient i 1 It) Kd Kolerb* WASHINGTON — The other evening, the ararch (or adventure lured me to Washington's other aide — the capital’s social circuit. That's where you go around eating fancy little finger sand* wjehet. (umliling napkin*, spilling drink*, ruhbing shouldrrt ami dropping name*. First flop wa* on M itsirbu *eit* Avenue, at the embassy of Teaai. Well, It wain l actually an rinhatiy, jmt the house of Con crewman Clark Ihninpion ami hi* wife, dibble, of Galveston, Say, lho»e people are fine hol­ ler*. and Uhbic (I'm name drop­ ping) may well *oon take over from f'erle Mnta as Washington's hoiti-u with the mo»te*' Mr*. T.. daughter of the late W. I.. Moody, Texas multi millionaire, came in with Ihe musics* a few year* ago wllh an 1* V million settlemrnt in a family estate transittlon. What they were having wa* “ open bouie," and even the »ire of that house wasn't enough for Ihe COO gurria, »u they divided the guctti in two and ar.vtd half of them one night and the other half the next night. T h r party started at ti p. m Not wanting In appear anxioul, 1 waited in the driveway and ar­ rived late — at t> 0|. Turned out to be embarrassingly early. The bullrr inhered me down to the Texas room, a bavement oaiit with marble Hour. Someone had prrccdtd me — Sen. Theodore Crenel* Green (I)., “PANIC IS TIIK STAMPKDK OF SKI.F POSSESSION" * (Author** Name llclnw) rtw let Assignment Washington Yellow itone Park became thr nation* first national park in 1*12 21. Kngltili | floeat em. blim 23. large, colored bendkrrilitil A N*r. tl 33. Young herring 21. Confine 28. II ilk 27. Alignment product an. Ciucf 31. Senior tabbr.) at. conjunction 31. Need veaeel 14. Aleutian uland 38. Couch at. Try An entire battalion was a ir­ borne for the first lime m If. S. hlitory on Jan. 23, 1M0. when Army troop* were down -VA) mile* In M bomber*. CRO SSW O RD ACttOSH J. Faatrn, a* arhoa The Florida Citxus Commission will break away from tradiUon for the second time in 21 years, ind hold a meeting away from Lakeland The session will be held In Win ter Haven, March It. at the Flor H i Citrus Building In ronjunc lion with Ihe Florida Citrus E x ­ position. J. Dan Wright, of Sanford, rhalrman of the advertising and merchandising committee, will preside over ■ meeting of his group at 18 a. m. Following this. Commissioners will rrview the Peter IJnd llayrs television show. The group recent­ ly granted Ihe Exposition *40.000 to help bring the show to Winter Haven. • P lu g s Richard Nixon ilrpt two nights in a gilded conference room and Jim ­ m y Dursnte sporteil a era jtrrrn (•dors si he rsvorted si the I.ilm Quarter. Six heardrd snd hu»hy goodwill visitors (torn the Cuban army of Fidel Castro pushed among lliu well-harlieml guenti si the lleech hotel. Another hotel Informed a reporter who telephoned at Z a. m. that “ M r. Smilra li out." A iporti car rental outfit slynrd out Its last Jaguar and the guide* on the Grey lane tour load were boa rw . The fragrance <J rhanrl No l> fought a hiring hatlln agatnri the aroma of hot pastrami at Uearh deUeatcssens that wrra parted at 2 a, m.. ami women braved turntner temperatures to show off their mink. Miami Ueach'a iloicn mdcs ol aun-b*kcd pleasure domra were Citrus Group Sets Meeting March II aurely the understatement of this winter season he tells Congress: "We are not doing all that we should in preparation against pos­ sible nuclear attack." T b ll recommendation t*4ll may get nowhere. Nevertheless, it Is Important that it hae been ratted, apart from th# plain fact that thera ha* alway* been an ugly Inequality of sacrifice bclween those who have had to go into lervicr and those who have stay­ ed at home. For, Inlinlionally or not, G*n C*r. 1st A N i f soils • Pick up your prescrip­ tion if shnppinR .tear ui, •m let us dellvor promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescrip­ tion*. May wo compound yours? * quotation b r C h ris tia n Rove* 0*« Maaik ••■•* til* 1 n r $I1.M I lilt)IIW ! Copyright 1»A4 <|W4> FAMILY IINANCI SIRVICf, INC O f SANfORfe 12S South Park Annul Fher.c FAirfu 74011 Sanford. Florida Ihe Sanford Herald C a ll oJi £hinq *1£dju)i Ohd&h (By --204 W. 1st Street FA 2-2611 �T ru w .. M a r. 8, 1959— F u r * 8 •ft# §tnlor5 Wrraffl C h u r-c h Saturday Tea For Auxiliary Members Calendar An Acquaintance Tea. sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary ct the Seminole Mcmorisl Hospital, wa* ^ n c n Saturday afternoon fro.n •*o lo four to welcome new mtm beri and r.cw members of the Board. For the »i*ty wonun who braved the rainy afternoon weather, there x i i a lovely planned tea with many exquisite floral arrange­ ment! placed near and in the conference room where the parly wa* given M n It. N Blackvrelder wai roponMbtc for the artirti r range mem t Including the tenter ccc on t ie lea table The tahlr, with tille r appointmcnti. wai oicrlaid with a pink cloth eoicred with two layer* of of frothy wrhitc nylon net. A til­ le r epergne held various thadrt of pink Herbs (laities ami white plum hlmiumi. I.ighled pink tap er> in lilier randclatira added to the beauty at the centerpiece Seri Ins dainty tandwlcbca. in-lit dguri, null and mmti wcri Mr*. W. K Butler. Mrk lllackwelder. Mra F. C. Woodruff. Mr*. VV E. tiray, Mrr I'riaciila llutler Mr* F. Cole. Mr* I I. Pryor and Mr*. A. B. Peterinn J r . TU LS D A T The Junior Choir of the F'mt Pre»h)terun 1 hurch will nice*. at ' The Pioneer Fellow hip of Fir»t Pinbytriian will meet at S pm . 1‘iRr.tr*! Itapl >t C iu r.il Dea• • Meeting wl T ' ' P iu :.r -t Rapi -t ( u . h W ill f Hln i.'.vw t|cer at S |» -n . The WMC meeting and pio gram al It 111. tv t u M .-H A V « T in Srn r High V h or of thr Flr*l Pir-uy tel i » - V'huicll will meet for titppi at >i p.m, and fol iehrn-i.il at d .1(1. Tb# Ml-i Weak Uib’.e Hour of FTr*t Pie- >) let tan will be run* «lu u -I hv tie Factor, Itev \ (• Mclnni. »t 7 p.m 1 .n Chancel Choir Of t ir -t Prr*bytettau will meet for icLeat'al «t 7:.to Pi o re- n .P li.t ( hutch ( haP-1 a d < t nc*>ld Vhoir piactlcr at (■ 7U Pirn Itnpti.t S S Oft ..t.d i j , ■t- meet at 7 thi I 're. 1* It ..- 11»i monthly itutlrr*« meet .. followed by piayrr mteliri,- a: 7 *v Local Briefs lii Sanford The Commander John II Bear Olemortal plaque for tafe d m ins ua* awarded to A All 3 for the month of January. The I laming One training tqdadron maintained the low rate of o.lU during the month Thi* wa* the lowrtt nor* among unit* aboard the Sanford Naval Air Station. Tne annual Male convention o’ Alpha Omtcron Pi lorority will be held March H in Orlando. Iteier 4 ktioni may be made for thr *c* aion at lha Angcbilt Hotel through Mr*. Ernest Legge, 2VI9 Carl Te r­ race, Orlando. The Rev. J II Hoot, pailur of t h r Congregational Chrulian Church, wa* a tthool mate of Davy Crockrtl. *o the Pioneer Night tale goe* He il HP. A representative of the Social w r u n t y Adminiitration Diatrlet office will be in tbe City" Commit non room tomorrow, and again March 23 b tween the hour* of • a rt and noon At M l.I.V IIV MKM UK IIS >n imped amunil til** ten tnble «t tin* SAturday afteruuon Parkinghoute manager* a n d their tale* manager* will aiirnd the Marrh 5 meeting of thr Flor­ id* I’ackinghouae Manager* A»»o ciation in Wtnlcr Haven The Fiemc will be "What • Wrong with 0 ir Frr»h Fruit* Induiiry?" Hob Reedy of Sanford, >• tecrelary of the Ai»ociation. The meeting will*Mart at 7.30 p. m. in Ihe Woman a Club. Sanford municipal court will be held thi* afternoon at a p m in the City t nmmittnm room. i urvey Under Way y Forest Service A survey of Florida * foreit re lourrei 1* underway. Crew* from the Florida Fnre»t Service moved into Seminole County tail Saturday, and will work in thi* are* for three or four week*. Information gathered will *h9w tbe rate at which timber I* being 0 -ii« n , a* well a* it* u»e in ElorIda'* wood industry. Eitlm itr* of foreit damage from fire interti and dt»ea»e* will lie made. Tba yearlong field work i« a Joint effort of the atate and the C'. S Korr»t Services, and will foyer the entire Mate Since the early Creek* rontiderrd the whole world In rnntul of the Mediterranean Sea and the A n d around it. they thought of eait weit mea»uremrnU a* length and nortii tooth meaauremenla a* width. That * why longitude it tited to meature dittance* lie j tween ea*t and wr»t; and latitude between north and »nuth. . ---------------------------------------- !--■ ■ _______________ S T R A IG H T A N D N AR ­ ROW r « 1n-or-*hx« coat, itetigntd by John Welti for •ttonrplay. l* of wlute w*ffle ylqtia with low, fluting boy pleat*. It La Inter-faced with l-elton for laiCrg ahape ren* ‘ rol and lined with emerald ,reen cotton for blight color t.cdr. I. R Bauer acted a* V. C. for thi* gloriou* production and introduced the “ completely out of •tep chorine*" doing a frantic can­ can number. Mr* A . Ihuma*. Mr*. I. H. Hauer, Mr*. 0, laiper, Mr. W A. Rn*e. Mr*. J. U Me(.isckcn J r , Mr*. M. Jane*, and Mr*. C. W Mver never once caught up with each other. Knilgn M L. Jone*. "Tbe It U. Troubadour," pantomimed a toulful ballad while tilently ac> companyIng birntclf on a Gene A’lliy* guitar. At thi* point of the piograin. Mr. Hauer Ird the group in tinging >rvcial gay old ma.lt igal* wiih Mr*. A. I'tcjuhatt at the piano. The »well of over eighty voter* raite-l in off key «nng wa* hraid for mile* aiound. Ihe grand finale to Ihit four •tar offering wa* a *kit "The llubn'* Dream". Th r ra*t of (hi* heart rendering drama wa* thr Hobo — 14. W. A. Ituir; the u a i'ir ti— Mr*. W. Myei. the Iraiterder — l.t J . I. McCracken Je ; the harem girl— Mrr. J. L. M.Crackrn Jr. lut'.rr in thr evening purr* of *oap for the * bunrntlc.t man and woman bum" were awarded to Samuel flay and Mr* I. Him venu. Door pure* of a (In n •r’t uf towel* were won by Mu I) J . Doper and an Instructor h.thhy magarlrr wa* won by l.t. h M. Sandon. (lift* weie awarded to the fol lowing men who ate leaving the Naval M iv irr; 1 / g IV I, II*logh, l.tjg. H J . Kennedy. Ltjg. ti. F. Slolti, and l.tjg A. C. Tint. A gilt w.t* prevented *!»* to Lcdr. A W Crquhart who ha* been r< rd to V M l 1 A "itand In line" lum h wa* •irved at I I . JO to the Halving II ml.g. At 1 11 a m. a* tbe !*it weary, dirty traveler left thr bulldog the cry of "•weeper*, man your broom* ’ filled the air a* thr fol* lowing committee in charge of tf.i* moil auccoaful pally Iran* formed the building from a dump back Inin a pretentable rilabhth ment; Cdr. and Mr*. A. Th«m*». l.rdr. and Mr*. I*. K Bauer, l.t. and Mt*. O. J. l/iprr, I.’ and Mr* J I. McCraeUn J r . 1/ amt Mr* VV A Ro»e, l.tjg and Mr* i VV Myer, Kn*. and Mr*. M 1. Jone*. ~ Men rnlitling for five yrtr* or Ihr duration during Ihe War of 1112 received hountir* of 121 apirrr Mr* F D Scott I* at home eon v*!r*cing aft*r *urgrrj at Orange Memorial ho»pit*l. Mr* M i'.jiu S lllgginbnthani i* confined to her hjm c on Stun non Drive with the mump* Hrr •on, Kenneth, retumrd to »rhnol Monday after tpemling Ihe week end in the hoipltal remperatlng from a black widovt *pidcr bite Hinson-Schaal J 1 M r. C H. Minn and family have m otel ftom 919 I’aiTv Vnn.e to jts l ark Avenue Judge a I Mr*, b A. R. Wilkinion aim -Hire (lie both of a 10 t’OUr.,1 *. n J.tvT night at their home. 2t2 We at Fourth Stiret. Mr and Mr* (•Irnn Falk and daughtir, Mi • Out-la talk, of l.tkr Worth •peril l**t nigh', hire with Vti and Mr*. K K Dr**, flute Court. Ml. and Mr*. F'red It Wilton and din, Kobett, left tod** for Tatlahaxer uhete they will »pcnd the Wirkit-d with thru daughter. Mm Jia-.cc* Milton, who it ill at thr H ilda State College fur Women infirmary. \lr Hobo Party For VAH-3 The slightly curdled ctearn «*f *oci«ty met at it o'clock Friday evening in the \ F.W. Iw>g Cabin when the officer* of V A II J held their monthly inarthing and ehow-ler aoclety hall. The officer* of the VAII J or­ dnance department and their wive* were hoit* for thi* outttaixlmg alfair. After paying a nirhrl cover charge "to keep nut the riff ra ff' the guett* enteic-J a gloriou* b-,wrr of tin cana. cru-hed egg shell*, empty food toXr«, (tteun new tpaper*, and other drlighlfut apeeimcn* of pure Junk An exquitlle cmrrtali.ment extrwvsgarJ* wa* pre*entcd fur the enjoy ment of the dirty, unkempt, tattered ami torn Crlehiant*. 25 Years Aqo P * rly given in the Conference Room o f the Seminole Memorial Himiilal. ---------------------- . Zipper W o n ’t Zip, Officer Obliges Mr ami Mr*. Peter Srhaal, former reiidntl* of Sanford arc announcing the marriage of their P l.V M iirtTI, England rt'PI ■— rld rtt daligtitci Sandra Ann to Daniel l.amwr llinvon Mr* Ma (*rrt»»man rouldn I get The rrremnnv wa* |>erformei| nut of her new evening lire** F'rbruary 2ilh *t thr Sihaal re»t when the rrlurnrd home Mon-la* dence in Orlando before a *matl night The ripper stuck, to the group of retail*r* and friend*, called police A young patrolman obliged and thr couple lift following a I vvavn't going to rum the reception for a week * *tay m -Ire** bv ttrrping in it," Mr* Na**au Mr* Minion. * native of San fruitman *aid. ford, reieivel hrr r jr lv e.lnration in Winter Haven Orljndo and T asly D ish For k n it Ocala and i* * graduate of Flor­ A 1 tim e value made with fva ida Slate l nitenitv at Tallaha* pualrd milk set* a nrw rerord *re where the received a It A in cooking lime Sauer need* l« degree in American dtirlir* She «<-"* mil) three uiinuie*. ami i« tormrrtv wa* a ttaff writer f-*r Orlando Ken. nel-Star. l-ol >r all *et to be paired 01 er full rrntly Joined (lie putdle relation* fritter* I 'numlrr I lilier* With department uf Minute Maid Inr .1 Mmulr * Fierce Ssuie m Orlando, 1 Make* about n »erving«l Mr Hin.ijn, a native of Orlando , 2 rop* all pur{iotc hi troll mi* it a graduate of Orlando II h-Ii 1 tra*|XH>n eraviinrd salt *1 head and alto of North**-trfn t ( vg t'mvrrady wherr lie i*reived Id* 11. A, rirgn- arul Matter'* Ib-urrel 2 3 tup itnialt can) undiluted rv*|Kiraird milk in Jnurnrlum Hr i* city editor I of Or Undo Dailv New.p.ipir* I .1 7 tablrvp-HJiit lemon julre 2 cup* dived Rounder fillet * (or and wiih hit bride will retnb on t 1 pound package froirn Dark Avenue ui-on tlirir ri ur t flounder fillet*, thawed anl Sanford ir* tent* all -o ling m diced) eluded Mr and Mr* J N Rob »on Jr.. Mr* Mar* F'lualieth 1 'v cup chopped ehltr* 2 lalilrtpcMiis 1 hopped rannr I Nance, an-l.Mi* R N Schaal t-im lento Fat or oil fur frying Choral (Jroup To Sinjr Fit ml biscuit mi* *ra toned tall ITiere will l-e a rrneral lu.Mnr** egg. evaporated milk an-l lemon meeting of thr line Art* liejait- Jui-e in ftowl Add flounder, ctuvr* m rnt, •-( the Sanfoid Wultia '* and pintirnto and btrml well. Drop Ciuh, Wtdortday at the 17 u from traipcvon in drep tint fat lunrhcon, S-r.-e tl-eie wi l>« m m i l F. i. or into '» inch hot fat etectlon of offiret* thi* * 1 ti t-r m ftving pan FTy B t tn 2 min memheit on ) me* Turn anJf ry on other tide Tbe public li Coidudty ii - viH- i Dram on abvorhpnt paper. Serve lx arrive at 1 M fur D r ptog-wm at onre vsit F* 3 Minute Chccie which will (ratuie thr Oritur) Sauce Choral Club Ho*le«*e* f 1 'f-» In In3 vrui* run *73 American* afternoon will l-r Ml* J I* Wi.eon, Mrs v tt vv .. da M - have died in iiattle In tie pail Ralph Jaitl* and Mi* Herman *■• yrara, 1,182.939 Ajnerlcam Stanley and Mr*. Vlfrr-I < 1. have iiu-d In highwav aeeidrnD Fabulous New Homes - built for you • to enjoy living - in HOSTKSSKS HHI THE (T'O WIVES' (’l.t U Kit*hinn Show have Itovn l»u*v tnlik­ ing colorful poaterw to tiring to nttciljidt the Easter I’aratle to he held Wcdnevilay Wive*' Model*, promenading in Spring F-atler fashion* from Co* ant Drpsrtto be ment *tore. will be Mr* Thoms* Naval Fariow, Mr*. Itiehard Ko off, Mra vhe»ter Oxford, Mr*. Ro iiert Dravion, Mr* ( tiarle* l^ w n Mr* Harold Sun-halt. Mr*. Nor­ Kicky H as Party man l'hillipi, Mrs. Charles VVil l.lltle "R lrk v" Mergl celebrated liani* an-l Mr* I N. Cartirr. bit second birthday *««tii a party Mr* June Fingmfellrr ha* 10 Saturday afternoon at the home ordinatrd tbr faihion* am) Mr*. of hi* parent*, l.t. and Mr*. Ilirh- Brill-Fid Marihall will be Ihe rumanl Mergl in I'mrere-t meritalor l-ttiground m iitir wilt F.nJoying lee rresm and rake be furtuthed bv Jack Kotiman with llickv were Pain Jennings, with Ins acrordlsn. i 'hip, Judy and Amy Young blade, Fine* and lelretlimenl* aho Barbara and Skip Faulkner, and will t-e g-ven by houlr-r*, Mr* la* sister, Hebbir Mergl. Alto Clarence Fogg, Mr* Donald- Don pre»ent for Hie Deration were hi* dan* dir. Mr* William Jnhnimi grandparent*. Mr. »nd Mr*. An and Mi* Balph Sima* ion Mrrgl rf Miami Ticket* arr titll available from C F O Wive*’ Club member* ami can he leiUghl *t thr d-wir Ihr C o ffee For Visitor night of Ibr thow Mr* \rtne Jcnnm;;* entertain rd vault a colter F'rulay morning for her mother. Mi* S II Ingri W inners Nam ed •oil, who it *Kiting hrrr from Duplicate Budge Club met for Newport, Rhode t*!aml Around t.*rnt> fiie friend* from ilis urrkl) n-ce.mg al tbs Com Ih# F -n rrrrjt nriihb«irho,*<l werr niunily Center and flr«t auaid* prrtrnt In get acquainted with -vr-c given t« Mu Untie Robert* ntol V-v* M.vrgirrt Davi* Mr* Ingertnll. Second a'vaid* went to Mi* l.ponard Munioii a--l Mi*. Fk IIisi id ge I bird lo Mr. Mint Mia. Hiiih(la> P arly (riven 1R !yde ll*m*f) and fourth to Mi* Mr. and Mr*. Aibm A Wilton, F.. FI Andtiton an! fit l.e-nai-l ( olluiv Dri*r, gave a lunhday M orison. t-arty Sunday afternoon for their T h r ir will hot be « gum* tin* ton. Allan, who wa* relrbraling week l-eiauie of the toiiniamrnl hit loth birthday. in (litando but individual game* F u ll, guevti iiad a wiener roa*t will be played next Week. and played out door game* They were Full) and Janice Kenrrdv, llu ir un-l Don Holme* Hotibir Triu k* (oinprltr Hi per - m l of an>1 Dili* Doon*. ttrik y .Je rn an-l all vehicle* irglttrii-it in Ibr I*. FaM- Muller, Steven and Nanny S , but are involved In only 11 Hood lurry an-l Kurrn While, per irn l nf *11 arcidrnl* aril Murgarrt and Debtor Wilton Marine worm* rsporlcd from Maine a* bull fur »pnrt fisher men bring in more per pound Ilian lobtlert iln 1.9 M IL E S W E ST OF T H E T R A F F IC L IG H T A T 20th b F R E N C H • Visit Our Model Home ! Jabk Jalk Tomorrow night the t'l'O Ciuh will prrtenl "Th r Parade." * fatlimn »how, held at right n'llnck in thr Air Station ballroom. t v h i . f: t a i x Re*. Finest fl-liek Jr. Dong Shepherd l.ulhrria O nreh 'Ibe Stuty of Creation The Slory nf Redemption tio-1 look nothing and ms-lt Something H| Ihr han-l nf ths Creator, By Ihr IU«*,h1 ef tba fa-r-l, I,—I made in, who wer* nnthlnf, to bw Something, Initiation Held Tbe Anna Miller Circle, Klka Vimliary. recently held a Candlelight Initiation wiih Mr* rhrittlnw Blmkenthip, president, in charge. The ih rrr candidate* r«eortrd to the president by Mr*. Mauriw \l-*r* were Mr* Trink Wilton, Mr*. Bernard I) Wolford anil Mr* fleuumn f. Csrnley. Othera a**i*iin* with the rcremony wera Mr* Harry Adair and Mr*. Gena W alter During the hutinet* tetiion R *u* decided that a fixh fry will tie givrn at the Fllk'a Cluh on Maieii Tth In-tween ihe hour* nf *11 lo right TTie public I* Invited, liuwrvrr, the dance tn fntlnwr tha fi*h fry will be for member* and thrir giie*t». Vtr* Mary Koeltgrr, Mr* Tom Biilnfr and Mr*. Fil Frail were !io i 1m *m during thr social hour. Notice O f Initiation The Seminolt Chapter, number 7 Drdtr of Eaatrrn Star will be ThutviJay night, (I o’clock. In tha Maovnir Hall. At thi* meeting there will b« an Initiation See* lee. TRY OUT & SEE ABOUT raw u r > n or. b a k e r SJ O O D L E S O F O O M PH O N A H A T F U L OF GAS -irg u la r, low cent economy ga*f A mere *|>iinkling of it lalea T h e U t k for mile* and nnlrv vvilli |ieul pe iforiiia n ir. whether you drive the v|iitiled »i\ ot the *uj*cf ir*jHin>ive \ S. A n d >011 drive it *0 e.nily, patk it 10 tidily, turn it *0 ncaily-letauvc it t .1 u-nuble thire lert ylid itcr otmidc than tonxrntional (ait. (But [deniv ol rexnii imide lor u v ) A m i with all il* etoiiomy (diiv imuiame, icjiair and mainlrnaiue (o*t*), il * so richly, tightly it) led, it’s favhion approved Dy 11»rj*c-( t Bazaar. And brautilnlly etigineetcd. T h it 11 cr-union »cn*e on whetlv, folk.*— and alwnit time jou tried H. You call-today. I>n itl RAVENNA PARK w ith NEW C om fort F ea tu res: DISPOSAL!* SILEN T LKJHT SW ITCHES BIRCH KITCHEN C A B IN E T S OUTLETS FOR OUTDOOR LIGHTING nig lit. They nn* left tn right, Mr*. Chirrncs K"gg. Mi«. Oonald Dondanville, grated, Mrs. Kollnmi Ite Jong and Mrs. Ralph Simas. f ofo— -the fr n n im x iio M i inbli r M K. H. A. FINANCING a.s little as $, (lim n M onthly paym ents lik e rent! S lutem cJzeS i Construction Company Inc. 211 W . 25th S t. F A 2-110.1 F A 2-7195 Fun drive the LARK today at Sanford Motor Co., SANFOR1). Inc. 1001 SANFOKI) AYE. • �fit r»r** 4—T um ., m «r. a. less fin fa rh frr» H Stengel Blasts Lane Tactics »hook hand*. Then I find out iterative l-ane "rap* player* after IT. PETERSBURU, rit. (UPI) elub. What’a moro ha make* m» Ju*l that h* aay* I ain't running the | he trade* them.'' look bad to my writer*.'* — Catty Slcngal, who dtttn't |tt bllttr very often, bleated Frank Lant today and atcored him, amcca other Ihinai. uf Iryhg t> lun Iht other felluw’* ball tlubi. il l nn te rrrt that the (»ud between the Yankee manager and the general manager of the In­ arm* It not merely for ntwrpaper htadllnei. Th# ill feeling belarten them cropped up again alter I a m had attended a Yankee workout before heading to Arllona where hi* own club train*. "I let him have the run of the plate.' ’ S t e n g e l complained. “Then he trie* to run my ball Caiey explained that ha stayed It. the outfield while Ijm e wee •| the park *‘*o he rould have the u n of the dugout." gave him four hotn* with my player* and my writer* and didn't *ay a thing agaln.l him. I Yankee* right. “Well, how man) game* ha* he won? How many pennant* ha* he won? Wherr due* he gel off tayIng 'Thi* guy Stengel ain't eo hot * '* Stengel wa* r«peetal!y hitter Seminoles To Face Fort Pierce Quint It) JKHNY C O V IN G TO N and Willie Ij g c r , U top rrrdrd and Coach Mud Layer will arnd lit* ihould have little trouble in taking fari-bre ahing ID) all fry agalnit the whole xhow. The Hcmlnole* llniiurd the teg Fort pierce in Cocoa lomorrt* night in the district playoff* at to ular ira*on tail Tuoday with a Bearcats, Bradley Set For Showdown Called Preaa Interaallnnal rtnrlnnatl and llraiilry tlrarrd the detki today for their •howdown battle for an NCAA tourna­ ment berth, but down In the llor der Conference the tourney *eleelori are lim ply 1fit la be tied All American O.ear Robertmmi imilhrd three achool record, a . he Ullled 44 point* in leading O n tinnalt In »3A4 romp over North Tera* Stale Monday night at Cinelnnati In clinch at leatt a ■hare of the MiaMtiri Valley < onfrrrnce champinnihip But Bradley kept III faint M ir hope* lllrkering by healing Hunt ton. 54 60. aa Bobby Joe Ma*on icorrd 1* point* Now Cincinnati mirt* Ilradlry Saturday. But the Border Conference r*rr In an NCAA berth wound up Monday night In a triple Ur am ong Telia Weatrrn. New Mexico Slate, and defending champion Arlrona Male If., each with league rerurd. Thl* *tair of falra rantr atwiut-when New Mel Irn Stale loat to Wr»t Texaa Stale. t J U , and Texaa Weatrrn dropped an overtime, i t 17 derivton to Hardin Simmon*. A win for either rontrndrr would have aelllrd the rrnwn Now Iwu playolf game* mutt be held to break the dridlork p. m. They will !*■ fight Ing for life In the playoff* for a ahol at the »rc ond game ami the ieml-final* on Friday night If the little young*ter» rould put three win* together over the tough competition. It would give them a trip to the tlate playoff* in Gaine«*ille in t»o week*. IM S reaton record. The record intitrate* ju*t a faiF tquad. Conntlrrmg the lack of height, it I* much belter than averagr. large*! man in the lineup thl* *ea*on ha* been gave them up barau-c In return Johnny Allred at & 11. Jimmy (iracey I* ne.l at 1 |0 Every tram the Seminolri fared thl* •ratlin had at Iratl unr big lad tm! ir* era) ala footed. Im nccaTwo week* agu. New Smyrna lion the tSeminole*’ fait break •'•PP fd the Fort Pierce .quad by a Clicked and they looked a* good a* lS-l«in margin while the ( ml.. »ny .quad they facril. With a few break* and an “on" nighl, liiry ere aide to d u n k by the Hem- •houlil reach the teinl-finalt un .noiea by a three-point margin. M r Thuraday, local* Ird until Hie final three min layer probably will no with o !r« and law fo.il thut* make the lerry Chriitrn*i)ii and Ale* Me difference. On the h**i* of thi* rnitipan-un, Kilfdn ai forward!, ( Iracey at the l.ayer it optllinatic about rearlilng pivot, and Hay l.undqutit and Cecil the xecond game on Thuraday Dandrldgr at guaidi. (iracey now night. If hi* youngMcr* are hot, ha* 177 point* for the leatori The lliey could reach the final game on old recurd wa* .H I, l.undquDt i* the Semlrvoir*' only Saturday. I'owrrful Heabrreir, with all-Hatr renter I'elr Huger* rift* telrclifin thl* »ea*on The l it lad *Sou tit lie ready to give Furl 1‘ierce a run with hi* drfrntivc play and hall handling JV »lar forward John laylor wa* iailed up tu the vanity tquad after hi* fine •bowing* throughout the 111! tea ion that loath Dick Nil ver> and In* yuungtlcr* compiled . laylor, a (i fooler, i* * natural al Called I’re** laternalional forward and i* a aure 1*1 to do The Milwaukee (Irate* evident­ great thing* al Hemlnolr. In the ly are fed up with Dene Conley ircond half of the »ea**ri. he eon and are getting ready y to. he iradr tiilrnily wa* ihr high acurrr on the Ihr airing twin pitcher to tit*- fir»t iquad. He ahouid »re plenty of ac­ aertou* bidder. tion in the conlrtt luinorruw. Thete fact* hrraine evident M unday when llirdle Tebbetl*. eaerultve vire preildenl of the n ra v ri, revealed the National l-eagu' rhimpiont have given up hope of luring Cunley a way Horn the Bouton Celtic* before Ihr dole of Ihr haikrlball triton T h t Brave* finally ilgned catch NKW YO R K ( L T D —Oirar ll»b #r Del Rlre and infirtdrr t'atev ril-un of Cincinnati, whn'f .718Wi*e Monday hut »llll have three potnt Moilng average irpinrnt* holilouti In their -ink* In ad*ti only a *mall part id hi* varied lion to Conley, they are relief hatkrihall talent*, led the voting pitcher Don MrMahon and firtl today for the 1939 Culled I’ rr** bairman Joe Adcock The Washington Senator*’ hold h ii i national All-America tram with a rrruid popiilatlty. out 11*1 wa* rrdui rd to four whrn Named with Rol>rrt*i.o by the outfielder* Alhle I'rer-on and Jim illirrt *ute of 791) apurt* Wrltei* la’iimn rame to term* broad, avtrr* Still untlgnrd aie Hoy Me*ft* a t. d radio ■ T Y Jim Belting. I’rclru ftamo* and tlllollgh.iUt tile nation wrir Bad rv Howell of Mi*aiulppl Stale, June Ylldlvlfltn Billy Lnei ended hi* holdout Boh ItiHirrr of Kan<a* State, Jerry with the Balliniiirr O rlolri and Wait of Wert Virginia, and little promptly atkrd In tie traded to Don Hi nnon >d I'ittthurgh. HoJrrHM.il nod H r nnon ate trpeatri* another rluti On other training front* Hrrh from la*t year'* team Kentucky '• John Cox headed Srorr and Mike G am a oppo«e each other today in a Cleveland Ihr trcornl tram that al*o wa* Indian* intra tquad gam r Pitch- made up of Johnny (ircen of Michi­ er* llrrm Wehtneler and Billy gan Slate, Turn Haw kin* of N'otrr lloefi nf the Tiger* turned up with Dame. Ia*» llyrd of Manhall (the *t)fr »rm* The hitting nf Ctetlx nation'* trcortd-highf•! major colMoyer and rookie Bod Kanehl fra lege .rorei >, anil A! Sriilrn of St. lured a Yankee intra *c|uarl gamr John'* l N Y i. A third tram « * i rumpritnl of Don Nrwfombe Iniprviird Cm iinnail Manager Mayo Smith hy Walt Torrence of UCLA, Boh pitching hatting practice for M Fairy of St. lauii*, Duiig Sm ail . minute* Itllly Harrell collected if W,1*11101101*, Charlie Blown of three riraight tingle* in a Cardi­ Seattle ami lam I'ucdlo of Nurth nal ramp game. Bull l.iilit and Carulina State. Once again, Ihr SoOthurd and John llutrhoru toilet ted triple* In a Dodger inlia tquad route*! the Itorky Mountain area* w rrr •hut nut of lirrth* on Ihe firtt three train* The Southwr*C* top vole getter wa* H F Klrfhner nf Te*a* Chrt*tian and the lt»,-klea' wa* Tony Windi* nf Wyoming Braves Will Trade TH.Conley; Sign Pair Patterson Seeking British Challenger For Bout In April NF1W Y O B It M T U - Heavy weight champion Floyd I'atteraon may he matched thl* week for a till* delrn*e again*! a Ttrlll'h eontent’f n| Buffalo, N Y , on April K o ' -I. Burley Brian l-undnn of England appear* the likely challenger at though Henry Cooper of Fugland and Joe Frtklne nf Wale* al*o are being given rnntideratiun. l‘»tler*on and .Manager Cut D'Amaln want a «prlng fight In order to xharpen the rhampino for hi* million dollar drfrn.e agalml Ingrmar Jnhanmon of Sweden, aomewhere In the C S. In late June or early July Although 74-)rar old Fluyd would he riiklng hi* rrnwn againM Hie Ap*l e'litlleirjer at Buffalo, he and W Smain neverthele** regard that ftilit a* a mrt nf “ tune up" imee they do nut rate any of the three Brltlriirr* nearly a* dan grroui a* Sweden* unbeaten Johantion, champion of Furope Cage Scores I'ailed l*ir«« International Fail Adrlplii 79 Fairlrlgh Dickintun a; booth Fait Kentucky 7? laryola t I.a t At >1Marti He wa* referring to two ptlrhfr* — Don Mn-rl and Hay Narte*kl — who v*eie Itaded to Detroit. “ I told mj wilier* a eoupl* of daya liefoie lane get* Into ramp that I thought Detroit wa* t ning to be a lot tougher thl* year becaU*e they got tho'e two guy*. Hut Lane *ay* th*l ain't *o, that he wouldn't have traded them nwayIf they had been major league pitcher*. •Why doe* he fritirllw player* when ha gel* rid of them? It J.i*t ain't ctirket In my book. I've traded a hit of player* but I rever ralltd them buma. "Take a look at •■■me of them. That guy with the Red So* (Jackie Jensen I, that guy with llic Oriole* i(au* Tarinduaj, that auy with the Athletic* (Hob LcrV). and a lor of othrra. “ They w rir all good hall playit* whrn I tradrd them. But I Robertson, Howell Head All-America Touring Pros Set For New Orleans (or them I thought I wa* helping our rlub. And we did help out club through thoie deal*, and w* helped the rlubv we draled with, too " Rolling Randy Rock Is Track Favorite Bulling.Bandy Buck, one of Hie kennel rluh • gamed ttepper*. It pltkrd In romp to sirtory in to night’* featured ninth race at Sanford lltlandn Bandy drew the third pint p>i*l tlun and i* favored hy five to two morning line old*, rvtablDhed by Ihe track handirapper. In 19 trip* around Ihr pval againri lop flight h.mndt, the'BficW ha* fu..»hed in the caih trio I® lime*. I’rlneev* firare. In the tix box, it rati d xecond heat hy four to one ratly figuring. The «2 pound mrmlwr of oval royally will he reeking her fourth *ea*on victory In her latt two enrountrr* the ilarlcd lluwrl) and never threaten rd, but many fan* expect her to bounce hack tonight with excellent racing Amdhrr to watch I* A9 pound McKrII. In the fifth *P'»t MrKell recently ported a breathtaking triumph uvrr larr# Nug when he came (turn fourth place to fir*l to the homcrtrflch Others In Ihe tirade A ninth are Kay Bcno, Formula Sue, tjolrtrn lloney. Dollar Ante and | ntuviDKNCi:. it i i n i t Jubn l_ Ztlly, an aviivtant under Terr* Itrm nan at Nutrr Dame for the pa*! Hirer ycari, hat hern naiurd r-ml .oarli at Brown Cniveraily ZIHy, a Notre Dime gradu­ ate, played pro halt with the l o t Amelia Ham* and IlilliditphU Fag In. (irid Drills S lated I .OS ANGKI.KS, Calif. <U|’I)— CCI.A will begin *pring foutltall p racllrr on April tl with the To »e**lon training *raioi> i.hedded to end on May >. Coark Bill Maine* *ayi he will build the 1939 team around a nutlrui nf 20 re­ luming letteimen. t E R R A Z Z O E xpertly '\ N ^ T >■ 1*7 X D H .,., 0O O VOUW f fOP-7JTTf M vsmat oav NF.W YriRK t l l ’Ii — Cecil Short*, tW». 4'levfland, outpoint p «.Neo 2 J ap • n| Bennie iKntl I’ aret, 144, Cuba i [o i I'RlIYIDKNt K. H I t i l ’ll — •tupped l.ou i ampanelli. ITS’*. I’ruvidence. B I. (It . Hilt.YOKE. Mat* il l’l l —Rudy Sawyer. IM, New York oulpoioltd Hud) Gwin, 149, Cleveland, JO. ISc KKROSENE 18c Nntokrlenn • Odurlewi* IM P B R IA I. S E R V I C E STATION Car. Ilth A i’ark u fig < Matinee Wed. & Sat, 2 P. M. ★ S P E C IA L M A T IN E E F R ID A Y # Luxurious C lubhouse • H eated S ta n d s Sorry, No Minor* l.nrnted R Mile* South Sanford On Hl|hway 1T-M w-t TM S is is , ' . IM 9C O O V CC^L il l t a k e s c u a i l OUT I D A „ D f r 'a v B w . - T rcQ r *-m e r * o , CELEBOATt V J H \ fftr-E W AV— ) 2 WMArOW > i1 * 'H ' I J L . i*i*\ • Willie Clementi. I70>». New l^ork, RACING Nightly (except Sun) 8:10 P. M. Of ’■P’33i_ 1LJitriV- , k> S3 DNFY, Auttralia 1 1 1*1 • — George Berry. IM J t la** Angelet oulpointrd Stan Hayward, tV3. Auilraha ttZi. D on e 10fi N . My m * w jk Ring Results I K I U E A / . / O W O IIK O F A U , K I N D S . Fie* Fallmalea — Call l'i! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO S X Anion itari* at 9m at the club, located *outb of Sanford. )u*t weal id H«y 17 92 Matinee raring dart* at J P m tomorrow, followed In the evening by It more conted* I'l.OOHS CLEANED • SANDED * POLISHFD T ile 1 1& _V IA U X Jerry Collin*, Operator VMWttOSXSEN S 5’ *.*// X *7 f rs i ¥ S J J 3 > - J u .O SEE y TOO D 4 5 J \ 7 Z SAW T b Z l Y s HECFLOAhO \\ C L E vsa-y/ c o r sa g e smj ' A C 5 i ’»viEVES i u — fT I * ' « ; O^TC’ T Fah‘- Skirt* Michigan tut lllmnu 93 NF.W ORLEANS M l*|i- Some Toledo (U Mar .ball hu of Ihr nation'* top golfer* will Ohio St. CJI Minor tola M Clnclnnhli 9.** North Tr*a* St. SI compete today a* a prnfeiilunal Neb, Wr*leyarv «7 Wayne St. C *l amateur event get* underway *t the auburban Metairie Cmmtry Dayton *7 Detroit M Club and qualifying round* begin Bradley 74 lloutton (ai fur the •J ii .ihmi Nrw Orlran* ripen Notre Dame 9,1 Yalparal**i rt.3 Some tZ2 golfer * have tigneil Wm. Jrvtrll Ai Culver Stockton 40 for the quilifying round*. They N'rhratka M Mittourl 79 will hr fighting for Ihr An avail St. loin* Al Tulta 44 aide berth* left in the n|>en, F* St Bernard 79 William Carey rmpllon* from qualifying were Mir'ilt.i 79 Diakr 74 granted to 94 tup golfer* South" rtl Howie Johnson, fresh from hi* U m a r Tc r.i 94 Te i. A ll 49 Fatt T r\ . SI Al lluwaid I'aynr M Sunday win in Ihe Baton Rouge Hardin Simmon* 39 Trt Weil 47 Open, will be competing in both Writ Tex St U New Mr* St 74 event* Other hig name golfer* ilatrd SW. Tex St 77 Stephen F. Au* Al to appear Include Ken Venturi; Arl/una AO New Vlrviro 77 top I’ll A money winner, AM Wall, Writ Marly Furgol and Dow Finder* Idaho lit Oregon :>x wald Knd Coach Chosen i r s TdAr s r w O " s r SwSSE 7VA- Q*ALLV P J tS M E /TriB C . * p o d D6'-tVE3S Cl-.Jr' \ g = = -; �* MMs , YOU CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME THIS*SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X -FOR HUNT 2 -K O R R E N T | " T .l.A K A A P A R T M E N T S : ream* (.ROOM unfumiahed apartment private balk*. I l l W . Firtt St. Adult* only Available aftrr March 20th 304 XX Jth. St. LARGE furnlahed apartment. 310 Magnolia, tail x. K. Roaoetter, ROOM for rent with kitchen prt Eloriat. EA 2 1131 allege*, for lady er couple. I'h S A2M L E BEDROOM onfurnlahed houar FA ITS Call EA 2 1310. Large 2 bedroom unfurnnhed apt — Ela room, tiled hath !••» Mar Eur. garage apt. 2500 Mellon* die noli a A vr. *7i> FA 2-3351 Ave After 3 P. M. 1— M A R K E T BASKET 2— FO R R E N T X— ROOM A B ()\ E D 5— B E A C H R E N TA LS 4— W A N T E D TO R EN T 3— R E A L E S T A T E FOR t — M O R TG AG E LOANS T— R E A L E S T A TE W A N T E D » — M IS C E LLA N E O U S 9— FLO W E R S • P L A N TS : BEDROOM unfumiahed houae SH R ED S 1*17 Summerlin. 143. F’A 2 7191 10— O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T ^ 1 1 — A U TO M O B ILE S . Furnnhed Apt. SCO Park Avr w T R A IL E R S MODERN 2-room furniJhed apart IS— B O A TS A MOTORS mrnt. ceramic hath SOI I’ll IS— FA R M SUPPLIES A metto. Call FA 2 4V3* M ACH IN ER Y 14— P E IS • LIV ESTO CK III BROOM houae rear air bate. Rt I T L I E S partly furnnhed. $45 month 15— A R TIC L E S W ANTED I’Cnne FA 2 4370 16— P LA C ES TO E A T 17— D E A L T ) PAKI.ORS . 3 R) DR005I, Hr*! lloor apart IS— F E M A L E H ELP W A N T E D mmt. unfiirn'vlied. k 1 1 r h a n ped *23 Park. Apply 913 10— M A L E H ELP W A N T E D ^ JO — M A L E O il I EM A L E Park • s i — WODK XV XNTBD Hot SKTH AII.EIt I oil with own 22— IIL'RINESS light metrr. Couple — *12 i>er O I T O K T I N ITIF S tu'uih Corner Onora A 17 97 IS — 8 P E C IA I SFRX ICES EX 2-517*. Mra. XVrtherington Si— P IA N O SERVICES V j I A - B UILD IN G C O N TRA CTO US . Ill BROOM - bath — uuill) 25— E l .E l T RIC XI. I la room— Adult*. Hh hou*' off C O N TR A CTO R S _ 1in) A ll toward Navy n IN 25-A— RLTLDINO, REPAIRS. • «d In per»nn. E Rn«» Si ll D ITL D IN O si P P L IE.s 27— N O T IC E • PERSON ALS 2 Redruuni Houae* — rail sg— A R TIC L E S EUR S A L E I X 2 4013 C » - E I R M T I RK A 2 IILDItltOM Houae. Call E.X 2 MSI H O I'S E H O l II j n - I O S T AND rot M l 1 urniahed jpartmrnt — tile hath— hardwood floor »— priv ate— adulti — 402 XVeat 27th St. Hospital Notes m ™ A ^ • ^ • a. V • » • I rblUal* I* I< Xilm lxk'i" Martin RindoH i>ul»«r *s*n ford i dlona Piittnon isanford) l .run Ro»* (Sanford) Edward Swindle (SanfordI Ophrtla Hennrlt (SanfordI Joyce Covington (Sanfordi Geraldine Lmnrkugel I.Sanford) Irene Lula (Sanfordi Sandra I.. T ) l r r (Enterprlan Marian M. Faulkner (Sanford) Eddie W. Ilrown (Sanford) llirlht Da boy In Mr. and M m Herald Covlnaton (Sanford) Fch 3> i Raliv girl to Mr. and Mra Sheldon Lull (Sanford— Eeb. 271 Dive barge* Donald Fofbea (Tangerine) liarron Barger (Sanford) XX<»Hlrow LcMaatcr (Apopka) Wallace Cole Jr. (Sanford) Marcella Olltff (Sanford) Martin Hulcrr (Sanford) Elizabeth Colftc (Oviedo) David Druce Ella (Sanford) Anna Dell "in n i Sanford) (.lady* Stewart (Lake M ary) lin t* Daniel* (Sanford) David Carter I.Sanfordi llo**i:«l liichardann tl.ake M ary) Harold Mclnne* (Sanford) February 27-24 \dmiaalc-l* Jack K rtlrr (Sanfordi Maxine llopklna it,ongwr*nd) Ji »ic Chamberi (Sanford) Auguata Vnrpahl iSanford) Kenneth Higginbotham ISan­ ford • VlrcuUa Roche (Sanford) Helen Jonea iLongwood) George Diaon (Sanford) llrrachrl E Dunn (Sinfurd) i larcntt Smith (Sanford) Dirlha Italiy girl to Mr. and M ri. Eduard Jonea (Longwoodi Raliv boy to Mr. and Mra. S Tyle r (Enteiprtie) llivi barge* Roltcrt Johnaon (Sanford) Rev. Daniel Paul (Sanford) Irene Lull and bahy girl (Sanford) Barbara Hroun (Sanford) Eduard Swindle (Sanford) o .r a r Miller iD rltary) ii Rennell (Sanford) (i Dennril (Sanford) Agne* Knoulra (Sanford) Legal Notice i n i d lol • ' v 'll M »Tf' U if1 Mff*v ii»«n th«« I a- * f l| « l • Ml •’ ’ 4.# J * I rsidf *.f MAM iMstritxi* •e# »tu| t h a t | I 11• ll 'l fih f e * I • I • * * 4 I <1 •»•» !• H i'll (» • I ''p fV pf Itl0 •*'fr III? • * •• «ta.f |rt a* .«.'•!« nr* •*!?»» # |*».». r . • 'XRI «.f I >t * .. -a p j •' I W | ■ j H r FMittirt |>1? • II I. I II NEW! I IIA LOANS In DcBary *$££.. . LAKEK sfales MARIE • Wilhln 2 block* of lleRary Plafa. A eomplele shopping Center. A S LOW A S $350 Down $65 Monthly ( Include, CtiMlng) W. Ii. Miller. Developer Sale. Office H u y. 17 a R RrBarv Plara I’ h NO »-40?l or NO 1 1711 « M ILE* NORTH O l SANFORD I l H M SIIED apartment. EA 2 2*» Oviedo Banquet Was Held By Scout Troops (-ROOM furmahed houae *15'a E 3rd. F A 2 311.. i — xx X N r n i t i » h i n t XXORKIMi COUPLE — "a n t amall hmj.e in country near Sanford i I’ rrferably Lake M ary) kitchen furnlahed. BOX 24. San furd Herald. k— M .A I. F .8 T3 TE FOR SAl.R C O U N T R Y CLUB M ANOR 2 lledriHintx F lo r id a Room — F.II.A. - $280 *8280.00 1 .0 0 (Includes (Toaing) only < .50 monthly Block* Weil Of French Avenue on 20th Street. M O D F I. OPEN DAILY S1,011(1 Down Monthly i BED RO OM S. • bath*, well Ii ed in town Total rrice Itl.oon NK'KI) 10 ACH ES or more with modern home on Wr«t aide of tuwo SMALI. tract* of land, high or lour ground ROSA I.. P ATTO N By Marian R. Jonea The City Hall Memorial building B«r1*trred Real Eitate Broker uat filled latt Thuraday evening Ph FA 2.1301-17 92 at Hiawatha when cub acouti. boy acout* and explorer acout* hr 111 their Blur LOTS (nr tale Inquire al 430 War ren St . Long wood and (told Banquet. Honored gur*t* (or the mcaalon wrre parent* and acout dignltarir* M rrnt Staley, m aitrr of cere monlea. greeted gueata and requratrd them to find place* at the table* marked with blue and gold place card* decorated with mtnla ture Hag* Place mat* of blue and gold and made by cub acout* wrre ditplayl nllrd l’ re»* Inlrrnalianal rd at each aettmg The gueit MOSCOW — Sovin Premier M table uaa centered with a blue and gold rake while napkma of kita S Khruahchrv, on thr Rua gold with tiny flag* completed aia Walt of British I'nmr Mini* trr Harold Macmillanthe table arrangrmrnta. “ We appreciate your dremon in In opening remark*. Staley thanked the cub* and their Urn viaitlng the Soviet t rum drapltr mother*. Mr* Spark* Lee Clonti, irrtain prejudice* in Britain and Mr* " It. Clont*. Mr* Erairr the Cnited State* about your and Mr* Crahtrre fur work done making the trip ’’ on the banquet and called alien NEW Y o lIK — Comedian Bull lion to other acout work on di* Hope, on a blood dot that haa a( play. After dinner. Call/ Catdwrll, ferted the light of hi* Irfl eye "I'm not worried, hut I'm ap chirf acout rarrutivr of the Cen­ tral Florida council and Ed An prrhenaixr. I ran t afford to lute drew*, firkl executive of the SI the right of my left eye I have John* Diver diatrlrt, were intro­ about SO per cent vlaion in it, and duced Staley al*o introduced when I move it ihrnwt me off member* of the cub acout board, bilanre. When I move fait. I get of which he I* chairman, who a little duty.'* were Jim I’raraon. Walter Tragur and l.con Olltff: thr boy acout P H O E N IX , A m - Mr. Clare board Seth Ruok. XV. It. Rein, Booth Luce, on hrr appointment John Courirr, l-oon Ollilf, T. L. aa United State* ambaiiadoe to lungo Jr J. It Jonea and Waltre U ntil: Teague. Explorer board member* "I am leemtndoutly pleated introduced wrre Don L'lrey, Jim that the poat la in that country." I’ear.on. Heorge Carlton and A A. Myrra. NEW Y O R K — Attorney Eugene Award* prevented to rub acuuli J. Moran, on treking the rrlra .r by rub niaatrr John Evan* wrre: of him father, former fir*t deputy Rob Cat pm. Stevie Clonti; Oliver fire commiaaionrr June* J. Mo atar and aerxlce atar. Larry ran. Impritonrd in 1932 In a furl Nrely two ailver arrowa, arrvlce oil lar.k ahakrdown racket: atar and bear bonk. Charlra "I've done all I rould on thl* Evan*, bear badge, XXay nr Crab rate. I've eovtrrd every angle tree; ailver arrow, David Evana; I've worked on It for more than honor Cuba for month, "'a>nr two yeara atnee I wai a law- *tu Crabtree, Gilbert Votght and dent " Charlt* and David Evan*. A certifirale of appreciation wa* g u m Thad Lingo, den chief A akil with hoy acout* Jimmy I Couritr. Seth Rock, Thai! Lingo. I Bruce Packard, Jim m y Btaaley, NEW Y O R K (t'P Ii— Brig Gen Billy llrtn and Arthur Evan* re- William E Chickrrmf. 41, L' S A rrivrd much favorable comment, iltet i. wartime director of thr Explorer acout* XX>« Evam Army I .tal Service died Mon Ertc Praraon and Je rry l Irrv ; day of a cerebral hemorrhage, preaentrd a humorou* akit aftrr _ _ _ which group atngmg wat enjoyrd Rl till It f n lt B N J. (L 'P L by all prevent John T XXdaun S r . 73. publithrr Caldwrll *pokr briefly on lart* of the South Bergen New a, a of aruuting and Ed Andrew* allow wrrkly, died Sunday of a heart ed a film on trout arhievemrnta attark to clo*r the meeting. Atliating with the ban<)urt other NEW Y O R K it P li-M r i Geor than thoie above mentioned were giana Carhart, 91. former ronrert Mra. A A. Xlyert Mr* Se*h and opera tinger who heriine a Rouk, Mr* X'idght, Mr*. Leon ol radio acid teirvmon periunalily in llff, Mr* Henry Wolrott. A A her 10'* died Monday. Myera and Mr. and Mr*. John Evan* RYE. N Y . ( I 'P Il - George I Think You Nntr Crouch. 91. retired minager of Oviedo High atudrnt* woh to the New 3'ork diatnrt of the I nexprrva their deep appreciation to drrwood korp., died Sunday. all who helped atsge their rrrent Valentine Ball. H O LLYW O O D i l l ’ll - Funeral •c r v l r e t will be rondurtrd Xvedneiday for "llllam Allen Horning, M. aupervoing art direr tor for Metro Goldwyn Slayer Studio* who died at hit home Monday aftrr a long lllnni Quotable Quotes Deaths SANTA M O N IC A, Calif. l l P l i Jaik M cElroy, 43, artrran radio and trlrviaion announcer, died Monday al St. John'* lloipital of lung cancer. Truck* hauled 7W billion tonmile* of freight between l'. S. ett 1*1 In 1937. 3be ftnnfarfi Srralft T t i r * . .Mar. .1. 1959— Pape A 17— RO XTS and MOTOR* 25— SP EC IAL SER VICES »*— a r t i c l r r for « alr Furniture Moving A Storage “ (ialruay to the Waterway” LAWN' MOWER ■ aimott neve C. I . I'llll I IPS, Agent Your rvtnnule Dealer Snappin Turtle. ?)7 Ukevlevn lAFF-A-DAY XVASlim lt\ VAN LIN ES Ave. ROBSON RPORTINfJ GOOD* EA 2 1991 3M «•» E. tat Phon* EA 2-3041 1300 French Avr Jarketa eta - •!>•»>!. . T » “t* . | ;>r||| Televuion Tut*** Teated Free. A R M ! N x x v SL'RPLL'B is - a r t i c l f a w a n t e d Ill’ Ll INS HOBBY .SHOP 310 Sanfurd Aeanun ROOD uaed car for $100. 290? At The 8<gn Of Tb# Totem Pole. E L E C TR O L t \ , ita n tr; l . t . mZ 2617 8. Kreneh A w . Magnolia after 3 .10 p, in. del with attachment*. $1 .3. All 1 (IN III 1MINING FA 2 147! I T -R K A I T Y f X R IO H I . L .■■ a 1 II It. IM)|»K ( •o. H A R R IE TT'S III. XI TV NOOK n -F C R N t T C R E and 269 S. Park ------ T X 2 1231 Feb Special *10 permanent *7 So H IH ’H lIn l.l) GOODS E.x 2-2742. ins So. Oak A l TO C J L A S S ‘-M 1. Is YOUR rt RNITURK • XXr Rl X' Ihr 5|(l*| |A— ER*4 AI.K II K i r W A N TED I N S T A L L ! •:d V Yim Uhirld Hack (Ils «s • " e SELL the X|,v*t CURD GIRLS over 21. Apply in D oor C l las \ en| Glaus • " e PAY the Moat perann al Pig 'N "hlalte SUPER IR (D I N G POST s K n v in : Ph. EA 2 047? EXPERIENCED Salralad) for dr S rn k u rik filnss and I’ .iin l Co. parinunt atore work Apply in 112-114 XT 2nd SI. Ph TV 2-1422 • RIG V A LU E S perinn al Garrett*. 323 E I at • Ql U K t R EIIIT Si. F N v r i.n i ) S letterhead*. *t*le • » X>V TER M S ntfftt*. Invoice*, hand MU*, and N EED J ladie* Pleaont profit WILSON - M AIER program « e tc . Pro 2rei*tve able work flexible hour*. XXe Newr And l ard Furnttura Printing Co Pliono v X 2-2931 (ram Deltirv. Enterprise O* 311 E Etrat St. F’A 2 3A22 306 Weal 13th St. lern, l a««e|bertv, Oviedo area* XX rile Xlt• t'v a I I i ...(, IDS XX 3hi« i* a gue.l pa»* a Ihe It itr New a t w.i t iirnitur* A AppllThratre fur Jraii Ruj*l. Exp anre*. A tbvvd I’lar# To Dth Si Sanford (IaIt Mj r 17. S'J BUY SELL or TR A D E !•— VI,> Hell. WanlMt JEN KIN S F T'R N ITL'R E f t HI •s _ SP R IN KLER 4U0 Sanford Ave “ Dvin't target to rem ind me to fix that leaky faucet!” E X P E R IE N C ED Itartcndrc. mid 1 SYsTEM A die axed nun XXrile Box I). G ' All !))'• • and ti/r* inatalled Card furniture, appliance*, tool* r n Sanlord Herald e'e R.vtght void l.irr*'* Mart f It Y 213 Slrfnrd Ary PR f \ f A iij. H FA I. E M A If. ro d SAl.h S REAL E S T A IT . TO R KAI.M WE RE PAIR XM ) SER VIC E XX XVI ED 2 men for *prrial dr S T I N I . livery work in Sanford Mint $SAVK$ Not A Cracker Box | have Machine and Supply Co. car. Day or evening work New ,V I »ed HelUinc ter* ire man hat author!) Ph. FX 2 6432 See Mr Xdkin*, X'alder llntrl 2u7 XV. 2n 1 SL ed u« to offer hi* dlttincllve Furniture and .(ppllsncM No phone rail* Cnmp.etr Lawn X| vmtenanrr. 2 Rrdronm ma.onrv home, of Frrtlllfr r Snravlng ' l o w i n g . quatiiy eontlrurlion. furred XI.ItlCI |.TI It XI. S XI.I S JOHN | u v i'll It -1 wall* tiled till*, kllthen r<|iup III Pit L S I.N I XIIX I flM 'IO ) E. Flrit St. TTi. F A t-0913 FX 2 7197 pe<l t.-reen porch, large utllilv XXr nerd a man tu work in thl* 416 XXlllnwr Ave. room beautiful vard. all (or area uiih our di*trlet manager 2 .1 4 -P I V MniNtl awzt HOOKING I sod l-urnitiirc And ontv )*tMI — a* low a* 11.313 00 in direct to farm *ilr* and *rrv lU'ddiiur H arcains down pay menl and a«aume t XI I 1111 sX II 1 1 Ire woik with o j I io ii * largevt 1Xtahnnganv Dunran Phyfn Drop umrtiJge uilhoul red tape Ex IN I. INC PI 1 MIIINt. A III XI and mn«t re*pertr.l rompany in leaf x Piece Dinette. Fxtra clutlve with Phone FA 2 7«1I the field our avrragr rrpre»en SXNEORD N'** $34 V) lallvr i* earning S99i« i*l per Sem inole Realty PI I MltlNG 2— Mahagonv lam p Tablet and I yrar. Company repreventalivr i XX D IE TR IC H S - REALTOR Coffee Table. Set of Thru* Contracting A Repair* will work with an train neve F.lir Melhv In— Velma (lonialn, 'rre I.- Innate wnly . $j<» v) men E««rntial* arr detirr to Adelaide || Motet — A«*orlitet. I - Three Tier Xtahogany Table It I HXttXI Y move ahead, to know farmer* 1901 Park Ave FA 2 3232 a $12 V» and grower* in thr aira and to >i| Sanford Avr Phone F A 2 3X43 Full Size Hollywood Red* own a late model ear Age no Each tit 5« 2 BEDROOM CB home. Florida limit For per.onal interview I— F till Sue Hollywood Bed room, tloreriMiu. kitchen equip write fully to John Houae, 'Ian ped Venetian blind* Fenced rtoly . $29.34 ager. * Na Chur*" Plant Food 1-- I win Sire Innerapnng Mat* yard lav* down pay mrnt I’Ll XlltINt. Company P O Bo* MIS. XXin Hume* Dcaiirnril For ) x : ;m i tre**e* Like New. Each 117 34 Ill XI ING ter Garden, Fla Twin Size Hollywood Redi. New Floridn Livinir. .1 STORY FRAME But Shop Worn. Each t.W Wt MR ( I IN III I It IN INC. .1 & 4 nedroom*— 1 & 2 Hath* IH N IR \t I and III.PAIR WORK 1 - Full Sue xtahogany Potter Bed 3 LARGE BEDROOMS with large and r I u h hou*e maintenance. loo: S«nf<i rd Xae. Extra Noe $19.34 rloirlt In rarh. P t bath* 1.1* r X 2U42 VA - F HA Mu*t have ear llirh *« liool i-dll Int room with fireplace, dining — Until 2 Piece Living Room ration lequired l.ltieral rom- I M u i n l i i n y r i f R e p a i r s FHA In Service room, bullrra panlry. kitrhrn Suite, only ................ $20.54 pentatlnn Appl> 'lot Florida den or inutir room, rrcrplion — 4 Ft Hntpoint Refrigerator, ur I . Ilium a% . C onventional Golf rnurae lliway 431 juvt hall three purrhei, large aide, P rrfirt Condition ....... 190 04 IIZ2J Saida SI. f a :t* i3 South of Sanlando Spring*. F in an cin g garage, rarportr. Ivoat jvorle plu* workahop l-ocalrd on I ’ i 21— Pl.VNtl 8ERVICK Down P a y m en ts rnrnrr lot* Gootf |mtrntial f»r JO-M ale nr lemale Invrttmrnt or inrome: rlotr in Men "omen 120 Daily Sell lunil PIANO K .NING A Rl PAIRING Low A r S 100 XX. 1.. II Xlt MtIN I'rlrrd IIS.ouo fx> appointment noui nameplate. XXrite Itrev.l FA 1 4321 Ph. r x : 4223 After 3 oo p. m. lit So. Magnolia »nly Immcdinte Occtipxitcy C o . Attlehoro, Mi** ■ W -llts r 3ND FOCN'D________ We (iunintllec l'crsoiiul WANTED A T ON> E XUn « r 21 X Ml II .DING «O N 1H XCItIKS St.JUAnJ SAllifactimi or Vour XXumaii to *ii|vplv Itaweigh For carp- n il), painting, aorrn* LO ST one l>o)'« Bicycle aue 24”. Money Cheerfully 4 N Para Avr I ’h E A 2 4123 | huuvrhulil n e iK »itir» t» c«nRe<l. J. C. Iliggln*. Waa but b g, Muling, at.d pla. t .r lepair. Refunded. •umei* In Sanfowl 1 ill nt part in vicinity of High Srhool. Can a.phalt till, livlirvtnf fti(liV>|T. I ItOOXI unlinithrd framr hoove tim* A p*••tiv1 vaivl *i I hung rti.1 ..uu v vr w.ual »trp «, Ir-.elllig be vleivtlfled. Itrwazd Phone on large lot t mile* XXe*« of you full vleimli with .u! ubhga and )r| 'wnii'g f 3 2 4.314 or FA 2 .’914. g vragr, anvl Sanfurd, olf III 14 Deep well A liver* See S X Sin■tiv *vi . Il.it \%iforking call F'.\ 'J tarj. elerlrie pump FA 2 112* g O S T -L K A S E Big Sale Oa IlltC. Hrlovivd or utile Rawfverything. Furnilure Center. eigh . Dept EAR • M0 211, 2 5 -F I.I (T R I t AI. SF.RX ICF.S NEW 2 Bedroom, l 1* hatha. Fla Memplu*. lenn LOST: lodge fawn colored male X XCl 1 31 4 LEAN 1.IV REPAIRS room with 3 extra lot*: partly Boxer Anawifi to the name of Pail* lor all makra of rleanrrv; furnlahed Inquire IN* Dogwood 11-Mark Wanted "Toby It E W A II D. Phone Elect ndu x, llimvrr, Kirby, etc. Cor. H'*y. I7-'J2 JL 271h S I. Ave , Orange C'lt) — " i ll ron 1 X I 3*01. Free pit k up Work guarantrrd. Painting A I. EA 2 792* •tder renting Phone FA 2-1501 I A 2 4Ii.X (latalfied Duplay For the heat IX i*i tn K*il Faiate Ironing. I be A I V EA 7 7211 I F IT IS K K A I, E S T A T E Hoove Xlirirg ) ectrl? Service 3EK C U L L E N A H A R K E Y aik Crumley A Montatth Sid Vthlen Baby ait or Iron. FA 2 ;» 2* XV. A. C »«le . J r Saleiman at I I I South Park Ph. FA 3 4495 R A N D A LL E L E C TR IC Co 110 N Park Ave Ph FA 3.119! FLORIDA C O t'P l.E In* aI real II? Magno. is FA 2 "913 BEDROOM CB. living A dining MI ST S E L L 2 bedroom CD « ) r dent* d n irr to lent nr inaiiaxe room, kitrhrn equipped, family old houae Kitchen equipped farm, flth camp or •null butt 15 3 III II MINI. - It I P t i l t s room, 2 Lathi, quirt neighbor NKW nr»* (nHid rrfrrcriiTv Box t9. I’ V IN IIN G arrrcnrd F'lorida room, *• ton hood, city limit*. tM.SOu Gl air conditioner; tloae to air at* Sanford Herald mortgage. I32U) down or trrm l FIJM ’B landing and Rmahtng tion. EIIA 4H 'v mortgage Re Cleaning, Serviag or a « 1 n X EA 2 tVfl iluced for quick tale 19,000 XXill baby ad in my home hv Seminole County imcr 1923. hour, day or w rrl Mr* Luiille Call Orlando, Gaiden 3 2AM MAJOR BROWN R E A L T Y II. M. l Ilea* m Lake Mary Spivey, FA 2 «i* i Rraltne M AYFAIR SEC TIO N : Spailoua 3 III? I*e cleaning or hair* tilting. .'. — .M il II IS P l.llS M N A IS L A K E MARY bedroom furnlahed home. Own day* FA 3 0A3I Ph FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1944 IN LIIM E I AN SI ItX It E rr. EA 2149* XXin. II. Xlurta > Thl* i* a guevt p.iv* to the lliti I.OCH ARHOR t ill Celery Avr FA 2 1394 3 BEDROOM. I'* hath located in Tliealir fur Grace Nelion ) *p T H R E E bedroom block borne, kit l*liitnl .*viliii«Y loingwovNl Reaaonable down date Xlar 17, 'i9 rh e n equipment. vrnriGan payment and terma; or contlder blind*, ditpotal. kitrhrn rahautt tent Write for appointment I, MAID with cooking •vpcriv nee; Ilex a diet Ta b id , wee k* supply fan. large fenced In bark -aril 9»v Roll ii i II z*i K Andrrtun — health card and irferrnrev II Shepard, lowneri, 1/mgwood. with ihade tree* Total price • Nrnr litilf Uuurnt 1 au*t* Drug Store IX 2i43l Fla 113.200 00 requiring 12 31000 --(/1/1^ j( SUNLAND Mather of Sanford Estates & South PIN EC REST Wall 3rd Addition. £dwL& k'~hf c\ ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. RAVENNA PARK HO M ES down and 170 00 monthly which 1X71 HR CB. kitchen equipped, ror* C L E R K -T Y P IS T Ph IX include* taxe* and Iniurance ner lot Mo pmt. 137 V) Exclutlvr with t X 2 1130, Ext to*. Colby nr a — RI'SIN ESS O P fO R V l'N IT lE H KOHL HI A. W ILLIAM S, Realtor FA 2 0M.3 Rrttrrd or active m m nr wiuurn Raymond l.undqulat, Aaaor local franrhl** available No FA 2 1931 Atlantic Rank IXIdg. 3 BEDROOM home t* »0 ; kitchen fr am hue fee Invrttmrnt $')34 00 equipped laiw down payment up Invrttmrnt fully termed hy FARMER'S a CKNCY Call EA 2 342* inwntivii No telling Guaran N X Farmer, Realtor tw I invunir XXiitr to Itux 3 AA, Hr*' Buy In 1 he Mate Of Florida I). II. XXhitnioir, A**oc. « iv Sanford Herald 2 Bedroom home. fumiahetl l i t S. Irench Ave I’h FA 2 5221 Edward F'. Lane. Phone Bt '•INI ss ( i PPt i l t l l NI I 3 Aftrr hour* FA 2 2411 or FA 2 U2I FA 2M91 VI XN till XXtlMXN W. II. “ Bill ' S r F .M P K R Agrwey J D s f C O M P LE TE D Realtor A Inturrr NEW 3 bedroom Houle $550 down Aa-oe Laura B. O rlfr, II. F. I after imludea rioting roil* laiw Ariel! Price. I verttt Harper monthlv M IX term* Xppllanre* Phone FA 2 4MI M2 N. Park •pare beater, water heater, venrlian trlloda. and landirapmg LAKEFRO N T modern 2 bedroom included. Ready to move In On double garage home with Itntalia, near Mellon*tile Phone ) A 2 *132 EA 2 2*0? RAYMOND M. HALL 4 -X IO R TG A G E l o a n s • 2* A R 1 K L F S FOR SAI.K Cotton A XXviol Yarn*. Notion*. Thrwada, Tepr* R O LLIN S lloilltV SHOP At The Sign Of The Totem Pole ?*I7 8. French A»e I'ALTtlRX IO YOU vl.IrHINI *1 VE.N I.riXN B U N D S E n ri-ird head sag proof bottom rail with pintle rr.da. Plaice or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon cunt*. ltr*|>on*ible prrwm from I hi« area in vrivirr and ndlrrl from S rn k u rik (ilia * mid I ’.iinl Co. EbM IFIIC ilga rrltr dlipi over* 112 II I XV 2nd St. Ph. EA 2 442: No veiling Car relrrence*. ami 3199 0>| In $2.193 fai Inveilment D IN ETTE. 4 pi Chrome Formica — 4.35 00 4 ft t; F Refrigerator nrrrwatv 7 to 12 hour* wrrkly like new— JJX.00 EA 2 4*43 «r nrt. rvcrllerit return Puittblr FA 2 3tw»l' lull lime work For local inter view give phonr ami partiru M U S E TTE Siunel. light walnut, lar* "rite International Salt* A full keyboard, like newr. Match 3|fg i o of New Orlran*. La , Ing benrh. 339'. no term* Phone Inr . >'23 Canal Street. Newt Or FA 2 1971. lean*. La REALTOR A IN S l IIOK J1 <4)0 to 1100,00) available for Third St A Park Avenue. South puohaie of aeeond mortgage* Y'all Call Ball Drl.ucun Temple I (092 or IJ SPECIAL NRMVMK.H Phone F’A 2 V.4I Midway 7 3525. (/ nCk Laundromat Servlca R EAL E S I A T I: l)RIX K IN 9 -1 LO W ER S. PLANTS Shirt* Finlth'd In M Houzl 2344 Trench Ave Samtor.e Dry Cleaning X/AI.EAS In Bloom. Large J. W . H A L L E ?3th St. F'oo-Jrnart Bldg Selection from 39c or 3 snl T IIS ID E LA U N D R O M A T Realtor for It 00 "Call llali'' I bora F A 2 3411 W ELL D RILLIN G G R A TI S II.I.K NLRSF.RY Ol-* n Mon. and I n. till t P 31. Orapexllle Avr. Fatrbanki Mgrte Puinpi F'A 2 04*4 Bt|>aira In all make* — vStcnstrom R ealty w o o D K C rri IIIIWAKD XV. I.UNG iii.n n i.K r s t e n s t b o m » 7 E. Commercial Ave. Farm A Garden Center Regltleird Broker Phone FA 2 2433 ANNUALS LI N R D M R M l Celery Ava. L O T T Ii: B R O A D " \Y ROLLAWAY, llo.p til and Biby B E A T I IF T ’ I. DIKII G AR D EN S k i n T o itn i r r Bed*. D iy , Week or Month— Xvaoclalea SXNM IRD FLOW ER SHOP Tt!. FA 2 3111. F’umiture CeaVer i l l N. r « ik — Ph. t a : : u * FA 2 1122 ar EA 2 9279 114 Weil Firal St <|itirl (nnimunily $450 Down Inrluilrt* t lo e in g Coat Turn West On ”01K Sf. Kollow Country ( lull ltd. K. U nlrh I or Our KiKn>* . . . O P E N D A IL Y •Ji IHI A. M. T i l Dark SUNDAY ” ;()() |*. M. T i l Dark £UoemcJieA Construdlon Co.. Inr. * 211 VXrtl :iih Street Phone I V 2 2192 WKLCOMK N A V Y A N D NEW COM ERS TO SA N F O R D XVc invite you In lie our guenl* ulisoluiely free without nliliKution tit one of Sanford's leadini; 'lotHe while >uu local* suitable housing (or you nml your family. Pick up your key a l (ha Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. H K A II.K Y Corner Hny. 17-02 A ODHAM, 271 h S I. W m . Phont PA 2-1111 �Motor Club Votes Nude In Ad Risky, ControlR « k '« ■ * C0n,,eSS A S kelTied Is ‘Relieved* Movie Firm Told Wlcemen Oppose Auto Integration pajje A— T u m ., M » r . S ^ l M t To Fight Gas Tax D r r u o r r ru p iv-D e tro R poMr* went on t atrlke” t*d»jr TA M P A ( U P I ) - T h . Peninsula protect their gatolm* and Hem * and Poilr* Commissioner Herbert Motor Club, repreientlng 44.nuo tag revenue* by constitutional W. Mart conceded that pulling Floridian*, will oppote any move amendment. It proi-oard auch an whiU and Negro officer* together to Increate taaea paid by car amendment prohibiting diveraion of motor tehirlt taaea to purposes hi squad rare waa an* of th* ownera. prim* fart or* Director* of ttw American Auto other than road building President and Gtneral Manager Integration of poilretiita In mobile Aetn. afftliala voted Mon­ aquad cart wa* begun on March !,' day not to aupporl any auch tax Marvin L. Holloway aaid "at which roinridrd with the cxplra- until the atale rhangei It* policy long aa Honda continue* Ui divert Hon nf liM automobile llcenae and earmark! license tag revenue over 31 million doilara of lax money annually by automobile for highway purpotes. plat**. The board laid M Hate* now owner* into th* channel* not T V "u«k«t a t r I k •" b*eama diretlly lervlng th* already over­ quickly apparent when th* num­ burdened motornt who pay a auch ber of ticket* issued to motorists taaea in Ihe firat place, the atate Without I9*H plate* dropped radwill never be able to provide ita k a il) eltiiena and viittora with aafr, In tiw J4 hour* following **plradequate hridgrt and highway*." aUmi of the iyUfl tags, 7* motorThe dirrctori noted that the lit* ware tlrketid lor failing to State Road Department ia properhave their I9V9 plate* halt >e*r, ting that th* U-gldature p u t a the number of ticket* iiiued for LK AK bVILLE, N. C ( U P I ) - A the time of/enae totaled l.hM In man aought In three atatea for law allowing local government! lo Incrcaae the gat tax from acven Mir tame period •laying a police offlrer commit­ to eight rentx a gallon, with the We did anticipate «uou diffi- ted aoiride in hit *i*ter'a home eighth cent being utrd at local •ult) with integration a* you *1- near here Monday night while lev*!* * i ) i hate whenever changes are police yelled for him l*i m r Hit- board alro urged proper made." lie laid "Itul we will ( ,,.,1(|rr Icgialation if radar aprrd check* wait and ace what develop* on DougUi Barker, >7. turned hit are lo be uted. recommended .32 caliber revolver on hlm irlf Mn> mailer." whil* standing in a kilrhrn elotei Juvenile traffic offender* get the Plant for the ' ticket atrlkc to demomtrate o|i|Miiitlnn to integra­ In the home of a titter Mra Will **m,> P“ nl»bment a* adults: urg cilahlltlimrnt of • traffic tion reportedly wrr* tael at a •*» Knlx-raon Officer* were on 'lie 1,1 - ...... --------- • — --------- ------- ... r«t .neeting of white polite off I Iront diKirvlep and Mirroiinding lu.n^e'of d r i m i Cera a week ago. tlir liuuae at the time ir.------------- - — - Marker alia* Hermit Jackano. " r r n ,r ' f,,r «hrr* JTMfa with ex " I gueaa the department juat tan t read) for Integration )r t ," Sammy Jarkaon and Jam e i Ward piration corrnpondin* to holdrri birth month* n M onr waa wanted for lb# murder of Poller Chief Amo* Morrl* of Steve Allen Lewis Mannington W. V* Highway Patrolman J a ill t- a FKRR1DAY, U (U P lj— Rock Parker had apotlrd Ihe wanted ‘n‘ roll linger Jerry la-e l-rwia man's ear parkrd In front nf the announced Monday hr ha* named home and summoned aaalalanrr hin I day old inn for televiaion " I had a rrirrv* deputy with entertainer Slevr Allen la-wl* me at the time whrn we spotted •aid he rhoa* the name Steve Al Ihe car,” Parker aaid "W e railed ten la-wla lierauie "I a|>prrriale I'aiicd Pleat International in for aialtlanrr and more drpu all Slyve Allen haa done for me." Cold wealher maintained Ita Ilea from Iwakivillr tame out grip on parta of Dlxi* early today "We knew he wat in there ar.d in th* wake of anow aquall* that we yelled at him to come out dumped up to four Inchei In and give himarlf up I wa* on tlir North Carolina front diKiralrp and then I heard a Or»might reading* in the Via couple of ahota. We went on in killUd aectlon* of northern flo r­ and found him in thia rloari id a and Grorgla, although tern- where h* had hern hiding ilnrr peraturea in tie 40» predomlnataround 1 JO." •d over moat of Murid* and Georgia A Horm ayatein that hit Morula «t*h high wlnda powered up the •mat Monday into th* Carolina*, damping anow, alert and rain In Ito path. School* were eloaed al Kmilon, N . C , when U>« anow drpth hit TA U -A IIA SSK ii ( U P I ) The tow inrhea. Winaton aalam, N. C., ■tale Milk Cummlailon appari-nt Bioaaarod two I n e b ■ a and Char ly haa wun a major battle In lotto l.l Inch** Th* anow malted M temperature* r limited above Ha fifTurla lo keep milk iuntn-l* in the Tallahaatre area toaanmg during the day Twenty at* Lafayetlr County Cold wealhar alau invaded th* dairy faruu-r* presented a iH-titlon •attoa's central portion, puahing Monday nulifying the la-on Circuit M o Mm Great l.akea arul auuth ('(Mart they have changed their toto metlr aI Texas laghl anowa rninda and want In keep Commit •enured during Mm night from the tloti control*. M »tcrn Dakota* acroia Minor Th rlr surprise arlum nuy <W C M and uwo Uw northern Great rail th* drive uf the local Pro kw The IwavwH amount* fell (Jurwra Attn to end controls •long the root hem above* of l-*k» Some M per rent of the dairy farmers in the area. Including Ihe Lafayette dairy men. aeiurrd a Circuit Court injunction 1**1 month prnhthiling the Cuuiini*«ion from regulating the industry Hut withdrawal uf Ihe 3A name* ftom th* (wlllion may mean tin- |>elili,>n Is invalid because H doc* not Invc lurking id Ui* rrvjulred 31 CI-f.ARWATKH t l T D — Pollc# pwr rent uf the area's prnducei ■ Judx* Hugh Taylor agreed to ■ought today to link a IIViMiu rohh«*7 nf a faaiiionahle resort accept the farmer*' petition askhotel isle with a aerie* of safe- ing tlmr nairirt lie *lrlrketi from nracVinr* sWwig r „ Florid* *e»i Uu nnginal prliliun ll U llduiil, Couiiniaaloli a..ill •oast. PuirtUa i ovality .voarUI than lor. Uiildied that if liie produvert flenung said hit men were aevk were allowed to withdraw their Ing to determine rf th« threw name*, th« petition would not maaked man, carrying revolver* I represent III* needed 31 per cent and wearing yachting outfit*, who1 to lake tbc area from under Com hddird Ihe safety Harl-or Spa mi**ion control aid ll* would safe were pail of tin ism* gang Jodg* Taylor wlucli haa hit talcs iu St. PelUa mak* ou derision unlit all ault-a burg, Tampa, llradrnion, Sara­ of Uie ea*e wrte heard sota and Fort Myers. Meanwhile. hotel uUiciala Woiked on an Inventory lo deter­ to| H I M l t I « Ml > I \ mine r in t ly how much rath, S M M \I. I M » « M I * to |(| % cliei'k* and Jewi Iry act* stolen kullrr ml I'tolallr llrnr««to H o t •alimait w*» VCainoo ^ »w to taunt If fit AI Naitlf to if btfrb t k Ia*n 11* •* to ore i all ll * fit to to Ilk H im It uf* I nf In* u n u UooaaU son g a . g i d lit* /.uplfig lltotoultollixt* I I i r I J l l r a l l r i night watclimau aiid Icliphuua iM h a r n ha* r**|ti**itod * !*■*•' i>«» lt lx txjlld t l« M iPiil jtolfltol uicialoi «l 2:30 * ui Monday, m tn* nn th* f ill itoirm *1 - xrli*r4 f»rn l » r r t > . K r*'*' fl !*»'♦• I** • (».I I I . nil tin Irchliiqui on- alilllDl lo lliat Lot* II AlHl IS; s Itof ft ld>| turn lo craca tiic utlicr sal* a ,u nf Sto, % IfM ft I...I f l : « fii | H l«a* ft . a*11 id Mn area, the laal one occulting ■f N I N 1\ •r ». • 1 14 in Finn It Itto p U t « i •«af «11•»*: Fab 11 a* M a s* tiro* Depart­ Hliaf ttlix tilto ' firrrn f *• r t - x I t a pt*t i | ' a. t• m e n t S to re in i h r h e a rt l ion- * f in 'll ' H'f'tf', |(I fat *1 f"'- itft IF M ' 14# town Saraaot* Police Closing In, Killer lakes Life Nation In Clutch Of Nasty Weather WASHINGTON ( I T I ) - T h e Po»t Offlr* Department advised a movie company M a y It could diiplay the nude rharmi of a beautiful Spanish woman in a newapaprr ad— but only at It* own riik. The department delicately aide *|r pp«.,|p giving advance approval — or rfnajuiroval— of the uie of Francisco Goya'l famoua paint ing, "The Maja Nude," to advrrtiae a movie. The picture, which hanga in the Prado in Madrid, ihow> a buxom Spanith Ducheai atretched full length on a couch The movie company atked Ihe department for an "adviaory rul ■ lift vail * | ^ a a uthat i* i mg” on whether uww*r newipapera carried the propotrd ad would be barred from the matli. General roumel Herbert R, Warhurton replied that the de­ partment couldn’t very well rule on the ad until it actually had appeared in a publication that had gone through the mail* Warhurton aaid a lot would de­ pend on how the picture waa u*ed *n'' * l,;" kiml pea red with it caption* ap rhr Maja Nude" ia ronaidered an ar­ tistic ma*lerpleee. A m bassador Okayed CONAKRY. Guinea (CPI>— 1)1 alio Trill, liu h ra 'i permanent dclrgatr to the United Nation*, ha* hern apprn*rd by Prrtldent Kiaenhowrr as thi* newly Inde (wndent Weal African republic’* first ambassador to the 17. S . it wa* announced today. WASHINGTON (D P I) — Con great waa urged M a y to do in bit lo curb the ipread nf roek and roll mutic. Rep Torln-rt II. MacDonald (D Mava.t charged that a r.rw poat office policy ia auhtldliing "thepurveyor! of Ihla muaical non aenae." Cnlea* the Poat Office Depart ment haa the "good aenae” to change the policy, he aaid. Con grr*. g rru ahould write a law revraing * MacDonald attacked a ruling last Aug. I which made all phono graph recorda eligibile for lower poilal ratea at fourth-class mail. Thia w it poaiiblc under a law patted by Congreia laat year. MacDonald aaid. however, th* law _ M firC U rV * . , I 0 „ V w lim D , Then Plunge Again L A K E L A N D ( U l ’l ) — A cold front pushed temperatures down into the 3Q's in northern Florida today and awrpt chilly air through the southern end of the atale The Weather llurrau said the mercury would climb into the 70’* in the afternoon, contrasting with Monday's high which lin­ gered in Ihe fo'i. liut another cold front wa* moving southward through the Mia*ta*ippi Valley ami forecasters raid it would uilior in vub-normal temperature* for the third conse­ cutive night. Temperatures at I a m ranged from 37 in Daytona Reach pi 3* in Tallahassee and 30 in Key Weal. In Miami it wa* SO Other temperature* were: Orlando, 41, Fort Myer*. 47; Cron City, 39. Pensacola, SI. waa intended lo cover education »l material and not ail type* of mualc. A P o a t Offir* Department tpokeaman aaid the department had "no alternative" becaute "we're merely carrying out the law ia aet by Congre«a The tongreaaman leveled hi* at­ tack In a aprcch prepared for de­ livery to the House today. Ad P f jr f ie ’ t T W O t u u ,e 5 I w u LoVGS L u re s On Same T V Show HOLLYW OOD ( C P U - Elbabeth Taylor and Dehbie Reynold*, who have avoided one another aince the Kddie Fiaher entanglement, will appear on the tim e T V ahow next month. The raven-hiired aercen airen and apple-cheeked Dehbie chose Ihe biggest blowout of all for their get together— the Academy Award TA’ extravagania, But It won't he "old home w rrk" for the love rlvalt The girl* are scheduled to pre sen) Oarara to winners in two im ­ portant categories, hut their ap pearanre* will be well-spared during the IDS minute program vancc copies were made public Monday night. Ha aaid hc'i always hawn toid that performer* auch aa Klvla ITealey and Jerry I.ee Lewia have "an adverse effect" on education of tern agera. "Putting auch Immortal rock and roil 1 1a * a 1e a aa Itchy Twitchy Feeling’, ’Honey Comb’. 'Stagger Lee', and ’Spllih Splaih* in the tame category at the re rording* of Rarh, Brahma and Beethoven, el at, H a horrihle parvertton nf the intent of Can great " he aaid. NOW SHOWING OPEN 12: IS ■y the euthor of "FROM here to rriR N rrr FRANK SINATRA The W elcome W agon C H ostess DtAN M AR TIN SHIRLCY M acLAINE WOU * sot. e aitott noouctc* , p • "■ • y O M t c l a r v f / RIDE-IN T HEA TR E c PLIW At 9:00 F R l:D MacMl’R R VY D O R O IIIY M t l.u n i to “W IA N T K Z " Ud .{•* • uxrsocovo* .13 Fcnturr: 1:07 • 3:43 fi: Hi - HtT.S UYST T IM i: T O N IT E SHO W IN G A T 7:<Vl A 10:00 A N D Y G R IF F IT H In T tM O N IlE A ir MOSCOW (L 'P I) — Ivan V. Ka­ pitonov, a member of the Presi­ dium of the Supreme Soviet, has been relieved aa first arcret ary and member of the Moacow Dis­ trict Committer of the Commit nut Party, the Soviet newt a g r# ey Ta n reported today. No rat­ ion for the acl Ion was given- ArlmlwNinn Atltilli* Adulln M otinre 70e Student — N ig h t SOe fide Will knuck on Your Dotrf with GifU A Greetings /mm Friendly fiusinear Neighi>ors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: fhange of renidenc* j Arrivals of Newcomsrs H Sanford Phone FA 2-175« Itulh Gallagher Adult Kntrrlninnirnl Farmers Reverse Milk Control Plea Police Seek Link InSale Robberies Legal Notice m I* |1 11- Legal Notice IN H I U lllk | l-| d I M il | t| fk « «'f l\aatjfi|i *' Mflll til* H it f r r « | . k|*a‘ a-i# lias f « i » . i mj in im ii I.* III Il Flfatflff a|| lOtiltlntaU «'* -ui.l| J d ll. Ut* I n I |M I* . f Y| ■ • Iflf hMfltofl W ill * Ik* H' lf t| H «i | f f ’ u U l k l r H to ii fW * ! . h o fltll In \| nf I * * *!.! <anm iifl*toliin«r* rn n m . M * rth >» ’ •S* 4 ( fit# 1* %l »r a* * a*iih •retoftrr to* I**t* *fl1*1* f*#m ln»l* f%Mifitt 7* f»tu t O n n m h t ln n Ilf Mrlhfl | a.fe |lfr, «*R 0*«»|tolf ’/ o a l n g l*to i b|4a >1 • i * i w I > «•* ■ A* >ur k lh » iir iliM * •*f t It* rti lo lt llft 1 h » la»4* M ill ||* unt il* It a ttpr-fito*! tot I *» I* M aaf th* *m|n* 4to| T h b ii U l lf i i) *if t h f M l* w ill bo nr**»fit*it In J I II h b r , IM i*riff •>* i<» m Itm lr «*uunt> Ita r Ilia I- ill I l>Vto It tof 4 1 l l l l t F f • *^t*a«tfl J I taut* a*ml •|**«rf iK tlo r IttOf * ;u r « A li t*. *1■ •hMlI >• r n I I . H an ford r it .M .U totltl ahtoll If* M ndlnto **rt tlir liM al*r for * ittlhlitiuiH nf rlilr tv t l « r » IU 1* tor* r * r l M * » 1 * d F lb # f 11*9«f . Itol llth ia * n V K ' ' K W i*JU I t y l . . U i f i F i i l i t . i n r* to«*il«tal* to* th* f b l l l f f * o ffli O* N•intfinlp f**i»to tto to*-if ix *1 K ln rM * J. I . M d l'b t 'A#*•f I f f H r m lf ii'U (Vitotoli • n f r.r .i FUTURE FLORIDA DESIGNER: FEEL GOOD n n rM to CALL HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 K irn Inga FA 2-7100 HERTZ Vie Rotwlt*. Agt. 601 t. 1*4 (• l.’ i M l f l l l - - f*« I li *■ fN au iif k Try tliia tonic — an mil of town pliotH- nail lo you know who. It works! And atalion-lo aUliun rw(*a aw » kiwf Call Long Distance 1 I V Iwara at Fo*f t* Caff by Number Tudny, it’s nuiku-lw-lieve . , . tomorrow, iN-rlinji#, aim'll dciugn for the world ns even to*lay nil America took* to Morula for tlie fluent atmaliine faaliiuita. Just wliat will her opportunitim ImT Today in Florida, fashion i* ing b u n n cu . . , and it'* growing! Aggrewdve. forward-looking designer*, ixrti ta, awainstrcMv* and models nre taking tiw lead in the world of .unshine r*ahi<>n . , . creating n flair in annaiune wear that ia tlui challenge nf atyle wilier* around the world. Km h year, literally thouranda of doilara worth of Florada-made fashion* are shown and bought in Fantasies today . . . fashions tomorrow! nvirket* everywhere Hut wliat about tomorrow? W ill thia girl with talent and imagination be able to contribute freely? W ill die lao free to create tbc faaiiioru lit* publir dcairre? O r will site be obliged to design utditarian garment* lo tit a plan conceived by a meddling bureaucracy? She will lie free lo serve her |>atrona and ln-r industry only if we prewerve our ayatem of free enterprise . . . Uie ayatein which has heljwd build our living stanil.irda to Uie highest in the world . . . a ayatem which allow* each of u* lo Uiink and cruatu frvuly. HILPINto BUILD FLO R ID A Amy V. |J u tt at our apparrl indus­ try t* cnofiny; btiUr thingt in fashion, so Florida 1‘iHivr A Light Company M ctvaling brtUr things rlrrtneally. G'mif nru- plants and grntrulort, nrtc uibstations and additional Unrs non- undtr con­ struction u ili soon supply literally thousand* of added kilouatts lor H A P P IE R P LO R ID A L IV IN G . .. k L E ("lR IC A U - Yt �News Briefs ^ Castro Finns Visit X K W O ltl.P AN S t t 'l 'l ) — l uban Erermer Fidel Caatro will vi.it the U. F. April IT t • addreai the Am mean Society of Newspaper Editor. tT lu ' ^ m t f n r t i I S m l f t * VOL. X L IX aw rtKM T n aDAILT n t v rKEWSFAPER w w ar u t * AN iNTtwpii'w JNOKPKHDKHT United I’ rwia Leased W in tabllihtd 1908 W Kl'NKSDAV. M ARCH 4. 1WJ SANFORD, F U IR ID A NO. Prices Hiked, Too B O G O TA , Colombia ( U P l i — Po­ lice used club.. fire hot** and ahota in the air Turaday to break up moha of student* and unionists protecting hot fare hike. ‘Rights’ Drive Opens W ASH IN G TO N lU II V — A con , greanona! drive for n#» c iv il1 right* legiilalion opened today be i fore a frirndly, all northern House ; «ubcommitt*e Gravediggers Strike N E W YOKE i I’ l ' l } — More than LOsA) gravedirgrrs went on atrlke today xgamil nine cemrterie* In New York C#y and Weetc+iester County. Khrushchev Ready For 'B rin k ' Don’t Be Afraid, Cleveland Views Request Ike Tells Nation From A ll Possible Angles WASHINGTON (D P I! - Pr.e* ilenl Fisenhowvr warned today against war srair stemming from East West lensrons. saying the na Ikin’s defensi-s are powerful an-t salltfactory for Hie present. Tha President said it was true that the U S was Birred by Nus«ian propaganda and vltupera lion to live in a half world of peace and threat Rut ha thought It unwise to dr voir so much puhllr discussion to the possibility of Ud* country suffering tome form of aitaek Elsenhower said hr saw no pre sent need for an airborne alert with bomt-er* constantly aloft Hut h* thought the day might Come when *uch an alvrt would be ne CCS*ary For the moment, hr said em phatlratl). mravitres taken by the Defense Department are complete ly adequate Hr said the most recent Hus tian note wav tilled wdh props gauds distortions, but « * . tame whal hopeful In its admission that lomcthtng could In- a ... mplished in a foreign minis!, n ’ conference lie pronu-vsl that the AHlr* would answer the nolv as constructively as |N»slhle. Diplomats Report Stand Not Changed U n ite d I’ n-us lirler iiistrimjd Vuviet P re m ie r N ik ita K h ru s h c h e v is tcurly in go to v h « Mack Cleveland J*. hwmd MmWbarvow •eel. *1 duet *uuk b rin k of w ar to got his own wny o ve r P u rlin ami tire lie m in n u lf in a Uekli*h spot yesterday ih*t anjii.4 w the euunsy au-uid quest ion, dijrluim itic amircwt aniti D titty in London. aftorm-un rrllicU* me w.u* ,d th* Chamber. Th e rnid War situation was so serious jl.T-ye.ir-old Chun* As president uf lh* beilllnule coih’r Koiirutl A d u tiu u u r of Wont (.*0111 ) 1111)- traveled to P a ris A L TO N , England (UP11— Joseph County Chamber uf Cummrrce. the only derogatory remarks l have hr an) hava twssn (rota d-a to confer today w ith i'riwuilent C h a rle s de Gaulle on means W. Payne told a local court a dog he wished hi tile county's »p hit him, but that he hid the last prupriatloei for nati-oval adver- auditor." of strengthening lh* Paris B->nn lien. J C, HulchttaMt toU die word "I growled al It and it dlaalignmtm against soma precipi­ ★ ★ ★ Using approved. Board, "We aant aaial without appeared,” Payne laid tate Soviet mov*. As county a tlo m ry, he but to count) fund*. t don't think the P r e s i d e n t D.enhowvr was rule on legality of the appropria­ t ’om m l-‘iun la taking mo. h of a studying closely re(voi* on lh* tion. / risk. The national publicity pur­ M.o.ow meeting between Khrush­ HI,’ HACKS! 1 1’ ! 11 — Hungarian* A.tumiur n*pr«a*nUiUvt to the chev ami Hntlsh Ptimr Minister 10 to U yean old will learn Aura Legislature, he promises! chased now will do Us a lot mote Harold Macmillan, in ilea an hour to­ ' normi for triual life” a* well at the Chamber and R- ird that he good during this season than if W ASHING TON (t I'll - The U. long at w* has* to wait for nett summer Diplomatic a.wircas in U>nd.>a S. Pioneer IV .itrllit*, running ward the vicinity of the moon Marxism lenitrum in a new Hun­ and the r#*t of the legivlatlva Je or fall" garian aehoni teil book •aid Mwcmtllau returned from •lightly behind schedule, iped U>- and an orbit around the tun. legation would propose a bill Cleveland said. "You have the LO NDO N (U P I )— I Time Him* ,, .... Moscow prepared to a.suma tha A|*y a late afternoon rrn Official! aaid that only a colli i t y toward • authorumg county funds for ad unanimous Ssiurnncw of thv Irgtster Harold Macmillan called on the . , .. , ... ___ , , . . . . . ,, roe of t.ict n o t mediator to son* gcivoua with the muon anvoua aion with a meteorite could atop vertlsing purposes, n .-.l kklay In slndy the p.v»nblily , ... latlve delrgalton to provide thv . . . . . . . 1 since the Western Altis-v thv world The National Spare and Aero­ the 11 1 pound aatellit* from Join­ C A IR O (U P I i Some i;o lint John Ivey represented Cleveland authority fur what you want done of a partial pullback Horn Central . , , . , , . *. . . . it heading towaid a real crisis If nautic! Administration laid that ing Rum a’s 5,I U pound Lunik In ,*h owned firmi m the United Arab in the plea for an appropriation. y.uroi-e to preventwar. , . right iw v." , both aide* fail to make concvaI Republic began operatiuni frre of The Jaycers wer* represented by the apace capiule. on Its way to orhit around the tun Macmillan bvhi the House of The Chamber normall) Cunbecoming an artificial planet. Hut Pioneer IV’t timetable wai| U AR control today for the fir»t Mason (A barton, who requested Common* he and Soviet leader* *tK'"lr.It I* with a national advertising The sovner* said Macmillan should past with M.U00 mllca of >r! back. When the lalellltr * * !, time iLw t Uir HIM Sue* m a ll, f! 8tK) for thv annua! donation had ■ ’ useful andcon.truvltve agency during tie wmtei months. will tall thr Writern chiefs Dial the moon at 5:21 p m. launched from Cap* Canaveral, I Appropriation a l fundi to the Ad* In the Wall Street Journal discussion” on the subject of lim­ Al II a m the gold plated FI* , early Tuesday, acirnti-ii had S t U U U i l t S 1 0 S t r i K l ? Chamber of Commerce w»* criti- a,.d other national publi. atioii* iting nuclear and conventional for | Khrushchev u determined to hava Space probv wai 21)7,608 mllca hoped it would reach the vicinity V IE N N n (U l'll* Auvtnan uni cited by Mate Auditor Ur) an W li­ ers in an area of Centra! Europe. hi* way on Uerllu and that barn lead widely, a d aiv altuve the aarth and coasting a- of the moon al 10 a n , today. vr rally students and professors h*. »>’o said that lump .urn. ,h.tva " I think It Lr one of the o-,alters Khrushchev I. the outy person la unMJ„ r<| Inv.hr.hle to be 11. inTha lime waa puth.-d hack to plan a protest strike Friday against •ht-u’d not Ira paid to the rounty wj# which must be further studtrd to­ U u**Im that thr West ran deni 2 p. m. when It Wii discovered the Communist World Youth Festi­ organiiatiun. gether with all the c.nmtru 1 con with if u wants to get anythinfl ll.r County Coiiimlsslum-ts ap­ done but talk. the satellite wa< slightly off val. , cernrd,” hr said proved an appropriation of 17.800 course and another recalculation Th r Western world aliewdy was Tins ohviouily would Include Ihe to the Chamlwr and 81,Mar to th* late Tuesday etiablithed the 1 21 S l l O U k l H e S p U C t l y U. S , which has the large>1 mim- looking t o ,Ihe forthcoming meet­ Ja)crr*. ‘ Smaller Chamber* will p. m. rrtidrivoua l-s-r of tnvopa italioned in Western ing of Eisenhower and Macmillan M IAM I tU P II— Among tlte rac have to auhmlt vouchers to ub "P-i deviation in tourse also ing entries al Hialeah Tuesday foi vsnr or peace decisions on Ber> Europe tun fund from the county. Com swtng Pionctr IV farther away were horses named Jupiter C, A nuclear frre tone for Central list and Germany. mtsdonrrs *aid from the moon than the 18,000 Adenauer and dr Gaullv set* Europe piivhubl) would Imtilvr at Rocketry, Cape Canaveral and Odhain and Tudor has under­ Th* Sanford bvminulv County miles originally predicted and feast both Eavl and tVeat Germany deeply vonce lord with Ihe Mac* Missile written the cult of the children’s Jav.rau and th*- tieoior Chamber and perhaps Roland and Crrcho- niillan • Khrushchev ronimunlqua performance of the Florida Sym­ cancelled oul two eiperlmenti to Seminole County may have Its doth aubmil audrleit rrp.uta each be triggered near the moon. prop--lug to study the possibility aluvakla. phony Orchestra. own j ir|K>rt within a year. John year. Nevertheless, the project ll con Macmillan did i>a amplify hi* uf reducing atomic and convert* ^ Children of Sanford and SemiItl.ANTS RL. N ya ulim l «| 1*1) Krldrr, manager of the Chsmher Civvelami advised thv It aril armaments in O n tia ! Twu men walked calmly Into remarks In indicate- that hrs dale tlonal ^K ile County grade and grammar aldtred an unqualified tuccesa. — A dutk-bsdawn curfew enforced „( CummelTe and chairman of the that it had the authuilt) to levy thv lobby of the Mayfair Inn nt*nl "all count lie* cniicerned” Europe. achuots will he admitted free to by troopa and riot (silica imf-nsed Hoard of County Cummlisionera, 1'v mill* for advvitlslrig pur shortly after 2 a m bxlav. grata meant Hu re should le neg.itIaliona thv J JO p m. concert March 10, calm on Ihiv Hrllish (.roii-ciiirati' r*-v*aled yrvl.-r.lj> poses if members wished to do tied a golf hag, and ran from thr with the Communlat salrllltrs as aa guciti of the construction com­ where 2.1 Africans werr kilh-d ami Oicrola air|».rl, usiol by the •u. They dlitn t. welt at Russia hoi el. dutrna injured in riots pany. Navy for practice tandmgi. will the I’rlinr Mlmiler was loudly Night manager Howard Chad The M piece orchestra will play Ireromr available to the count)- , wrrk told (Hilirr the men had *n cheered when he entered Com­ •election* Irom clastic. lovc-d by neil neal summer lummer Ttiv Ttre airi-rrt air|*irt In In [ ) » J ^ L j a * X D n n n i u r trrv-rl a light colored ear and mon* lint afternoon to n u n a re chlldrrn the world over Both af­ CHICAGO I ( T i l — Union official eludes t.lto aers-a id cleared land | \ { ,U heath d ***ulh on Mrllorvlllt- A* *- poll ini his Kuvtun journey. ternoon and evening performance! Eugene C. James pleaded Irmoand a mile tong pa veil runway HOLLYW OOD (U P !! - Artresa Ma-mdlan Holed llic purpose of They were apprehended at 11th will be in tha Sanford Civ la Cen To obtain the runway. Seminole J P T Debbis Reynold* s*)» she has <■ln , lo fbargrs of evading IM2.St and .Hartford A ir ihortly bv ll lud lie*n lo seek heiier uu<l*rter * k,r0[nr toae. on grounds County needs a local bill authorli [ j 0 ( | | 0 f | Q | fC d iV O N TA R IO . Calif. t!!|’l > - A 3V Sgl W, R, Cuagraiv and Earl standin, ol Soviet views and *‘Hui Tha Sanford Recreallon Depart turned down Eddie Fisher’, re vrar old widowed mother today anther lied and mg it to own and operate an puipvti was arlilevvxl " Houripi.uilea. 4 t n r iu la making every effort to quest for a Nevada dlvorrt that ^ Wpo.t Tlie hill will !■* p.nteJ 3 r cn-rvp-w-’-'.: P*r«iAto* Hut he went on, ''We must not, tearfully promised forgive tret* to Chadwick and George Fyc-r, urge parents to let their child­ would D « kvm ^s m i ,(7 t.EH'Zlli, East Germany (U l'l) In the (real legislative sen lfin of courae, disguise from ourselves a female kidnaper in return foe Mayfair bellhop, identified ihe ren attrnd thii free concert. in KlUabtUi Taylor. A t l t 'iV f * M n l W i h L v i I Ttie county can apply lo tl.e gov- Soviet I’reinler N'lklla S Khrriih*’l haven’t given my consent to “ " ' *(■“ J N O l i N C L d C U two when Ihey were lirouchl ti.uk that, at Du- rnnimiinluur indiratrs, j her .silirrs: it week old hairy. the fielief that good music is an rhrt lo-lay r u n * id hit demand crnmrnt for the land Mu- rnu-t love children an at*, a Nevada divorce twrause t don’t Dt NSI M ILL, England .1 I’ll to the hotel Tin golf bsg atIII s * i " ur tJ * with lh* aunrl leaders ln» ration to good hung Krldrr *ald that the best part for an Fast • Weal conference to in the hark seal uf llulr car The local borough council t.*lay rWealed wide differences between fiat lot," said Mrs Ktrlh Floret itf Ticket* tor the evening per Ivelievr in It," th* perky actress conrtud' a peace treaty wilh Ger tho klilrij|ter who stole her rhlltl form*rice o7 the orchestra "are on “ I fed » would tre emhar lurried down a auggeslion that e of Ihe proposed trans.rtim I* many Tile men wen- Idem if Ird as Mil tlial Seminole Count) would oh last Friday after posing a* • rawing to my children to one day cillien* advice bureau be formed ford la-lluy Calhoun, and Ids hr«i aalr at Touchlon’a Drug. Iluumil Ttie Soviet leader Insisted that ’ll ioul.1 serve no uveful pur tain Ihe airport fur "possibly tl friendly church worker and vollal and Anderson and the Civic find out their falhrr had two Ihrr Harry H Calhoun, of War Germjir reunification ran he or al least a very small consider­ the council «*ut untrs-niig tu hah) sit. rrn, I'a They have turn living in Center. The concert will begin at » K » x at the vame time bnmeht aNiut only through agree ation " * lf the will return Erie, I ant Mitt Itrynnldl, X . was award Ov iedo for I wo weeks, police said • IS p. m Hie Oneula atrip is located east meril betwrwn tha two German willing tn forgive her." *aiil pin Ahnrr Michaud, a guest at thr Adult* and older aludenta will slatra of Sanford on Lake Harney. mother uf al* rhlldrrn as she % bear eaerrpl* from Bliet’a Car­ ’’Ttial la the orsly way hi Maifair Inn. Irit b-da) wlthoul hls stood looking dow n at Ihe half hay and * lull*, winch were lustir men. The Nutcracker Suite and peareful teunificatlon.’’ he told a , , empty baby c a r r i a g e where tunes from Broadway showa. The when she received an unconlealed mass rally of Communl.t* In I hi. •” ,or %rM Th,’>’ W" 1 '* , r " ,rn Er*v a twin brother, A stun, slept td after the ca»r rome* to trial program will last a full two hour*. Interlocutory divorce her*. rtiR TA Z A It, Mrvico fU 1*1> — A East German city. Garbage dumper* In the coon peai i fu ll). The divorce doe* nol become fl bus ploughed Into a stalled, alco­ The Calhouns are In jail "D I.pules will not Ivc srllleili ty are going lo find themselves I'ohrc and Fill ags-rit* working nal under California law for one hol loaded truck on thr I’an-Amer Charles W Sanders safety of h) force.'* he declared "Only liwiking into the eyes of the law tf jointly on thr case labeled ihe year lean Highway near here Tuesday, fleer of the Highway I'atrnl, will limatlr. ran seek solution. In a Ihey pursue this nastv habit kldnj(-er s motive at (rostrated •1v* already given him a di starling a fire that killed aI !rn»t Sheriff J I. Hobby la offering mother love— not money, vorce.” Mis* Reynolds uid Tue» 27 persons and venous)v injured 7 lie the guest *|>eaker tomorrow war " llul in hia .(H-rrh at Wilhelm at Ihe Jayrer lunehroo a 128 reward for Information ] No ramson notes havs hren re* day In ac know (edging that Fish Ttie survivor* nr a n a g e d to Fair and mltil through Thuis leading tn thr arrevt and convict ceiled in the tour days a I n e e 111* subject will hr Highway l.eusrnner S<|uar* In t^lpiig, the er had sought her permission for scramble nut of the bin's window* premier promptly rriteratrd pro day. High today 72 In ?t, low l*v- ion nl any in.* dumping Iraih in Mr* Floie* gratefully mined over A U year-old Negro fell dead a Nevada decree, "Thal'i what he I rfnTv ftamea envekmed the ve Members Wilt meet at no-m i n , fvsswnls that already had been re Might >2 to 8* Variable winds 8 Srminulf County | llie *are uf her children tu the un* I of 1 heart attack at to tS thti wanted. to 11 milra per hoar. the Civic Center. 1 Jecird by Ihe Weat. rtds meant that the cilirem 1Idem died female stranger to atie Wcla. "1 wish Eddie no ill will, but morning at the Sanford Farm er’* them selves will Irecrime watch could go out fur an evening Market The man wav Identified t don't want him bark either. It'a dogs tor the law Complaint* Unen Mrs Fhirct, wlduued lad a* K. C Clsrk. trurker from Vat hi* life and hls busines* now." atxiul garbage and (rash slnwii June when her Itothand was killed She wa. careful to polnl coil riosla. Ga cm county road, ami parkways in an an id* lit, returned to her D ark was M-alrd In the office that Fisher wouldn’t need her have hereon* increasuigiy fre­ modest huitit, she found Erie permission to obtain a Nevada di of l.etloy F Richards, aaleiman milting. Svmlool# Rep Gordon Frede­ ante, directly nr Inrllreelty the seluml., than you, lh* people, would appear that the fa rin l dp quent. for Chav* and Co at the market vorce anyway. Coni mi ssinner Lawrenc* ftwnf rick today ’■unrloaked" the I’ar operation of private, segregated mini b* prepared to pay for It. lion *erves those who leave the Richards said Clark had com* Frederick said hia bill not only (-ail several years been stirring ford told the Hustd of Cnurii)' cnl Option Hill and said he plan actared. to pick up a load of produce for If i ommistloneri yesterday ( h a t "Should the integration pre*sur« would give parent* Ihe right tn up ttie Integration problem ned to introduce a hill in the the trip hack In Valdosta, and fell lagislalure lo give school palron. fnrre any Irwalily In abandon pub withdraw their children, tmmedl (placed in effect, It probably would cant, papers and garbage were a right to vote on whether to lie schools and attempt to art up alely, but alto would give par result m turning sc heads over to being lotted from ears directly Four N’cgro Juvenllei were ar close schools fated by intrgr* private schools, those persona ants tha right to decide hy ballot those persons wlm seek to upset agalmt Ihe "no dumping" sign* to the *cenc Coroner Hugh Dun CJu*lif)liig for Die arinuul G, W, whose children attend such ptiv whether to continue up*f*th'n of th* rutting tlluallnn" "Garbage can bv found all can ruled that dealh **a» the re­ reslrd shortly before dark last lion. Spencer Memorial gull tournament atr school must rraih udo their thr school The hill alto provides lie said Die qurillon is, and hav around lh* .Igrtt, even the ones Frederick .aid that many pro night in Conner lion with a flte In sult uf natural cjute* at V j)f a lr will b* held Marrll an abandoned celery parking pie,” particularly Gov. Collin* own pocket and defray the actual machinery for leasing public fan been, whether the Supreme Court Unit ask fur Inforniallnri trading II 18 ripens* of such a private e-luc* Idle, to private anterprUe for ran everiise dictatorial power to Uie lltterhugs.” ha said. and Slate Sc hod Supl Tom Hal house yesterday. * liv e ip *asI .a . *jfsaw ■ ! .e*L VWbv.l h ll w .A|mrtwired by ihe Mayfair Med'a i 'chord* operation The drri.ion a. lto whether Ithe The t*o)i (old Sheriff's aulhorl ley." ire hailing Die Option Bill Hon." h# .aid r!«l( Assoclalinn, the h-unramenl a. the solution to th* ever prist "I ndrr esisting ruling* there Fredarirk said the Parent Op d*'r shall continue to operate liet that they had causer* the fire is o|ten to all Mayfair Country is no way hy wnicH public m-mlr. tlon Rill "doe. nothing more fr>» public .rhool. u ■ decision which destroyed thv building on ing school integration problem (Tub member. Tire flr>t round The people of Florida certainly can I* utilucd to provide e-t-ica than permit Ihe people to hark which twlongi to the people, "lie Hrivson Road Mans are l»- pp made to whlen in the r atch play event will l-e If sway from an aver growing prnb **‘“ r toey provided, in adopting A r n g F q .- I n d l l S t T V are rntltlrd lo know that the l*ar (Inn on a segregated haul Thr parking house was owned ■1 1 . 1 reaurfaie IDchv ay it s? from pl.ivi.t March 2138. Final* for ir Inn " lie ad<led: "In truth. It thr .tale cunititutlon, for esitl ' t'alatka to Green Cove Strings, h) Chase and Co Navy fir* Mil Option Bill doe. nothing more you want segregation in *eir rnrr of a t>*lcm of tree public S|'»»"« Hammock site of Semi all flights will l-e held March 29. according David Galehrl, mcm- trucks answrrrd thr rail, and than say to the people ll you Eight flight* and an appropriate i r iii-oli ' Frederick .aid And Ihe "**•* County * new Industry, may prevented ftamea from speading don t like the situation you can b*-r of the Highway 17 Asso. iation. [w.qile are rntltlrd to determine become Ihe home of othar maim number of consolation flights are in the area. lake your child oul of ichoul," C.atchel told County Commlmon planned Entrance Ire will br 81. whether, under eaitiing situations, farlurrrt The Negroes were arrested by Frederick said « r » yesterday that the Improve A portion of th* area east of All playrra must regittor before vurh a system should continue to Hr added that thr true solution merit of the highway » f i a priority Deputy I. J. Kru. 17 92 ahead) ha* been approved qualifying. esiit, ha added to the dilemma "lies squarely item on the slate road building pro •<erlatnly wr would hate to see hr Ihe Zoning Hoard and County upon the shoulders of f’ongresa. j«-ct« Commissioners approved a such * noble Institution at our I ommistloneri to accommodate whirl) should present Ihit problem resolution *uppurU.r.g the work of public vehools fall victim to thr Dyuatrunift. Inc. to Ihe people In the form of a the Association, which has recelv. Now the Zoning Board will id inirgrabun battle," Frederick constitutional amendment." ed a |to -1 approprlallon from Semvritite (or re louing ->( Ihe *n salil "I, like many others, ferl Until such time at Congrei* The issue of segrraatom to Die " ll la tha derision id all Ihe inote County. Five influential men dined at tire Spring Hanimotk area in Tire Sanford Ftra Department the Seminole County home yea •hall ire fit In *dethrone" Ihe *ctvool* id Florida should hr (a n d people, and cHltrnt *hnqld csmlart that our free iiobllr irhiedt have M 1, industrial A public hearing Saturday will |io*t the district been responsible, greatly, for the U. S Supreme Court, which ha* „|uarrly, and alatr ntflrlals will their rrpreirnUllv»# tn let their trrday at noon * J a il Cells For S ale will bv held April 7. me* ting of Firemen’* Associa­ „ honest at they rsn In this views of rdurilion In this .tste tremendous advancement mad* hy N FW KFVSIN'GTON Pa f l ' l ’l i menu featured pock chop* "usurped the legislative authority tions. thr tJ. S. of Congress, I fret Justified In mallrr Mr* Beth Johnson. Grange hr known," said Mr* Johnson o A r . - I The food wa. "well prepare*! an* Registration will atari at t l SO — Contractor H a r r y Oerlaeh nicely served ' Likewise, I let-1 that Wa owe leaving to the p*-«ptr thr tied County rrp rn c n la tii* to the stair ' I hop* and pray that v r , th« P m in the VFW building Speak whose firm it demolishing the old la-yisllturr told nirm Urs of the eillrens of Florida, find th* w|* »u obligation to (-oiterity not to Thrre w*i UtU* comment on tlon.” Frederick .aid. ers for the I p rn. business meet­ city hall tn make room for a new Thr*e possible tclium would l<e So-ilhslit* Srlirwil PTA list night dom to make the right derision | .land idly by ami ter our great the facilities. The men were th# ing include the .late secretary municipal building, placed Ihi. id ( . Commissioner, of Seminole available undrr Frederick’s lull: nhe t*lve*l on Die parent option In Hu. matter," the aald in clot nation engulfed in i Judicial die and Sanford Lily Manager W. K, in the New Kimitigton Dally County. tJb-r.htp which ha. gradually I. School patrons could withdraw y,,n t„ brought before the nest ing her talk, NEWARK, N J r t 'f l t - Two Knowles. New*: come Into avl.tenrr and which their children and Ignore the altu H.*l i„n of thr l^-glslature and the Don Hale., PTA president ur» men charged with the Wild West Supper at 8 and a dar.ee at I "N ew Kensington Jail cell. Suit atlon; 2 They could close and (>osaltntri> of h i tmerulmcnl tu ed members to tie present at a grow, uglier and even mure pow style holdup of a rontltluler bus p m will conclude the program. able for storing valuables ur abandon the system of frre pub the slate constitution to krep tree | special inerting April 7 at I p erfnl with each patting moment lavt Friday were arretted Tuet Attending will be firemen from prisoner* ” I'nilrr the Parent Option, a am day night, tit* FID announced tie schools nr S F.tlahllth their public srhoolt m to deride either to .lay or Lake, Orange. Volusia, Brevard, dent might be removed from own private education fsrllltir. "Tho*e students enrolled tn prl withdraw (rum the national PTA. The two gunslinger* boarded the and Seminole Counties D a te StealH .Auto Mr* Anne Aihrn, chairman ol athool under certain clrcumtlanc but vn New York and waited umil M INNEAPOLIS, Minn (U P I)— and pay from their own pocket vale, non sectarian ichools will All volunteer and retired firebe provided tuition payment*, if th* nomjnaling hoard, read noml e*. ami enrolled In another ichoul It had gone through th* Lincoln mtn are Invited lo attend, aa S O U T H G A T E . ( alif. ( U P ! ) — Police failed to art promptly th* price of segregation. In tonddrrlng private schoolt. ths amendment m rnarted," she nations for new officers. Bale* In the cuunty. Frederick pointed Tunnel to New Jersey before rob­ well a* regular Association mem­ Wood. 29, took a prelly. Tuesday when an angry housewife wa* rr elected president. M r. oul. If the uitegratlnn question bing Ihe driver and M panenger. ber*. d ir k -hatred blind date to a drive- called demanding they remove Frederick .aid Ihe people should said tn movie Monday night, parkrd hi* a skunk c irra ii from her back tie aware Dial any locality ah.n Mrt. Johnson saul Ibal Ihe ma­ Hill Ktrk wa. elected foe first were county wide, aurh a child of PAL car and left her to i*t refreah- yard. doom* public school, will not be jority of th* people are in favor vice preiident, Mrs. Velina Mitch could b* placed in schools of an­ Th# FBI arrested Donald Ab meat*. A short dm* aftar tha tan, a eligible for any publle monies. of "tha traditional svg.'egated •U, second vie# president, Mra. other county, with transportation bolt, ll, of Upper Montclair, N C ouncil W ill M eet (Then he earn* back aha wa* ■trong odor pervaded police head­ He referred to a If. $. fluprem* irhoolmr lystem, tn l.vor of slate* Ralph Jarvli, The Longwoud Tiiwn Coutsell accretary, Rob and costs of such a move torn J , and Witter J . Shaw. 12. of ir nog. So wee bii 198* autumn quarter* Therr was a dead skunk Court decision which state* that rights, and opposed is any led Shedden. treasurer and Mrs. Aa ished bf Uva school boawi, bm add Montclair, on charge* of Ihaft in will maet Thursday at < p .» . t i brie. oulMd* thi tb« Tow n ItaiL to weed t* fletnlaeststo atopmenU. N A V Y SK CK K TAU Y IlhKtv — Thormu 8. Gat**. U. 8Secretary of the Navy, chat* with fapt. Lionel Arthur (ritfht), commanding officer of the Sanford Navel A ir Station. Secretary Gates toured Karney Field here yeasterility, then departed for Pensacola. (U . 8. Navy Photo) Pioneer To Greet Moon Late Today He Had Last Word Sex Classes Slated UAR Ends Controls lOdham Sponsors Children's Concert County May Obtain Osceola Airport 2 Grab Golf Bag, Run, Bui Not Far Curfew’ Ends Riots Debbie Says 'No' To Plea Of Eddie Not Income, Really Mother Will Trade 'No Blame' For Tot L1II6I K6llGWS Lillerbugs Warned To Hall The Habit At Leost 27 Dead c“Tk- ’ ’•K,b ” In Bus Accident Macmillan Pushes Study Of Pullback Jaycees W ill Hear Talk A b o u t Safety A tta c k Is Fatal T o Negro Trucker A t Local M arket Weather Frederick Plans 'School Choice' Bill 4 1'silSTiK.., 4 Negroes Nabbed For Storting Fire Qualifying Slated For Golf Memorial Highway Will Get Face Lifting Job County Rc-Zoning Speaker Says Floridians 5 Visitors Dine A t County Home Sanford Will Host Firemen Saturday M u st Face 'M ix ' Issues FBI Grabs Pair For Bus Robbery Action Not Quick, Police Get Skunk 7 *• * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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THAT YOU CAN A F F O R D ! ! On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford Tennis Courts Basketball Courts Dedicated Parks Shuffleboard Courts Recreation Areas HOMES COMPLETED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Others under construction will be completed within one to three weeks LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 Homes Are Equipped With These Plus Features — Down Payments M lo t U« ^ 4 0 0 Monthly Payments AS low Befit Tc t ix m Floor* • O S • Q l S ta r * R«frif«raUr • O I Hat Watir HwUr • Ttt* Bath • VaMtlaa Ml a W tuiiikui I • FINANCING: VA - FHA IN-SERVICE • FHA CONVENTIONAL • • Wal CHy • r iT M B vem i See Completely Furnished Model Home Today! We can qualify yon for one of these plans In thirty minutes! • Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Relumed! Sols* O ffic .-C o r. 27th » Hwy. 17-92 I i Phont FA2-1501 ttise if . �1 •* -f ” VOL. XLIX a w lINDEPENDENT u n p n i-u m -x r r m n v u r w q p iP V D AN DAILY NEWSPAPER ITnitnd l»re#a Lowed W in Established 1908 • SJONDAYTMARCH S» 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. RSI Reds Okay Berlin Negotiations |Soviet Announces Talk 'Conditions' On Germany Issue News Briefs Ticketing Holiday CHICAGO ( t i n I — Patrolman Donald Coatlgan had a holidayticketing motorists names! Holly, Easter and Christmas. Seven Die In State NEW ENtilNEKIt o n JOH— Robert (Bob) Davis. Seminole County's n«w roud eiiKinecr, looks over a mop o f the county liefore set­ ting out on Inspection today. hi* first day on the job. At left i* J. W. Yarborough, roud superintendent, at right is John Ktider, chairmail of the County Commission. Davis said he was "happy to lw here" and would spend a few days in becoming familiar with the county. (Herald Staff Photo) ■Crider Tells City Industry Is 'M ust' Industry is the hey lo the econ­ omy ol Sanford and th# cily mint took for Jobs as fast as possible. So said John Knder, rJiainbcr of Commerce manager. In the City Commission Friday during a dls cusslon of the city's policy toward Industrial growth. The dlicuaiion arose during de­ bate on ■ request to gelt city-owned lend to Sanford Manufacturing Co. Krider said the question Is very • ★ ★ ★ simple: the city either wants in­ dustry, or It doesn’t. "W e have always been lacking in payrolls." Krider said. "Payrolls help everyone in town. But to gel them, wre must offer something. We have a prospect in Hanford now. Knur other cities are com ­ pel mg with ue. One cily has offer­ ed to build a plant for the com­ pany." Krider pointed out that Sanford ★ ★ ★ Plant Gets Land Option To Increase Operations I i Sanford Manufacturing Co. plans la move aU ct lu operations here and ha e been given an upturn to buy city owned land adjoining lu present plant. By 4-1 vote Friday afternoon, the ■Cily Commission a*lended the op­ tion for 1500. It must be exerelfod prior lo Jan. 1, 1660. and can dr exercised only when Hanford .Manufaclunng Co. la ready to twain c o n s t r u c t . on of an addition to the present plant. Voting against accepting (boo fer the land waa Joe Baker, who said tha land had been appraised at IIJW) ami that was the figure be wanted the city tu ask. Mayor AI Wilson said the $400 after "la in line with what the city has (wen doing lor other indus­ tries." Tha request for Sanford Manu­ facturing was made hy John Krid­ er. manager of the Chamber of Commerce and a former City Commissioner. Krider said the land, now used a« a city dump, i* not suitable for budding as il now it. that some $2,000 in work must be done before it can be utilised. # In opposing the $600 sale, Dakar H id : "I can’t understand why we should give Ihem t Sanford Manu­ facturing) |*no." lie added that he wae in favor of helping, industry get established, but that he "didn't understand why we mutt keep giv­ ing to a going concern." Krider and Commissioner Rob ert Brown said they doubted that anyone would offer $1,300 for the land. Krider noted that it has been •vacant for quite some time and nobody had offered the city any­ thing like $1,300 for it. The Chamber manager added that "vacant land ia plentiful here, but it produces nothing." Baker laid ho was interested in helping all Industry alike and "I think w# are letting a precedent in • this case." Ue added that the city and Chamber ol Commerce had helped the firm gel started "and it should be on ita feel." Krider said the firm has out­ grown iU present quarters, that more employes will be hind and "th# enure town will benefit from added payrolls." * the 4.1 per cent of appraised value accepted by the Commission Is al-out the same ratio aa for land sold to other industrial firms, City Manager W a r r e n E, (Pete) Knowles said in delivering com­ parative data to Commissioners. Officials To Sign School Bond Issue Cranu>ed fingers are expected this week by three officials ol thr Seminole County School Board who will sign 3,200 bonds of $ 1,000 each. R. T. Mllvsce, superintendent of county schools; John Bromley, rnalrmon of the school board, and Kirk Gunby, financial advisor, will leave Hanford today for New York City. Signing of the mammoth stack of bonds will take place in the o f­ fices of the purchaser, Halam on Brothers and Huliter, Wall St. Milwer said the bonds would he signed in groups of 22, eliminating the necessity of putting a pen to each one. Signing o f the Kinds will release some 0.200,000 for school con­ struction and expansion In Sem­ inole County. High on thr priority list are a new Seminole High Schoul, addsd facilities fur UvirJo, and renovation of the present high school. The three cnep will return to Hanford Saturday. During their stay in New York, they will bo guests of the Wall St. firm at the Astor Hotel. could not afford, in the future, to base Its economy on the Hanford Naval Air Station, lie reminded Commissioners that the city al­ most lo»t the base once and warn­ ed that "now is the lime for us to gel busy and strengthen ourselves m> that we would nut die econom­ ically if it happened idle base is moved)," Hanford and Seminole County were given a five-year reprieve due to a concerted effort to keep the Navy here Krider said "we hope that the Navy always will be with us, but we must have some­ thing else in our economy." lie described the financing of Sanford Manufacturing's start in Hanford, noting that “ a total stranger the'd been here two years) put $20,000 uf his money In the venture because he know it would be good for the town." He added that It businessmen had put up oilier money needed lo gel the plant started. Krider saki Hanford and Seminole County must help industries to Ktl established so that wr mayshow prospects that we will help them, that they caq thr.vt here." He noted that once industrial pros­ pects could lie shown only citrus and vegetable packing houses, "just a farm community." Once the city and county are over Hu- hump, industrial pros peels will lie animus to lind loca­ tion, here, he said At present, however, the city and county must do the selling. One of the lest methods of selling Is Hie system of showing prospects established, go­ ing concern*. Krider said al-out gia persons now are employed In the I-veal tex­ tile industry. He predicted that 11*59 would set- Sanford mere ic the loss of Florida Fashions, in total employed and payroll In the textile Industry. The «dumber manager recalled that Sanford sold "hundreds of lots" al $25 to $76 nol too many years ago in gel people to build homes. To get Industry, the city must make similar concessions, he added. Cold, Hard Facts: Frost Is Forecast The Hanford area tuday was warned to expect a "rather chilly" night. A light frost is possible, the weatherman aaki Forecast for tonight is a low of 32 (even (reeling) to to, with winds five to 10 milrt per hour. The high scheduled this afternoon wax <U| tn t Tuesday should be fair ami warmer, the weatherman promis­ ed. Tonight, however. It will be fair ami told with seallrrivt frost. Tins, the fnrrrrxtcr said, ate the cold farts .Secretary Of Navy To Visit Tomorrow Lady Visitor Says Navy Stcrclary Thomas S, Gates will arriv* si Ramey Field tomnr row at to a m tor an Informal inspection of Heavy Attack Wing One and tha facilities of the San­ An Atlanta. Ca.. woman likes ford Naval Air Station. Hi* busy schedule alrrady has Hanford’s hospitality. Mi*« Dorothy Virginia Beall was M aken him lo Barns Islam), s. C.. injured in an automobile accident the aircraft carrier Valley Forge here on Feb. ti. As * result of the and NAS Jacksonville, where he la "thoughtfulness, kindness and help touring farllltiei today given a visitor." Miss Beall has Gates will leave Sanford at 4 written an open letter of thanks to p. tn. tomorrow for Pensacola. The Hanford. itinerary concludes with visits to The letter was sent to Warren E. bases at San Juan, Puerto Rico, (fX * » Knowles, city manager. and the IT5S Boier. Mix* Beall had much praise for the Gates will be accompanied by police officer who investigated th* Mrs. Gates, Ca pt. Noel Gay ter. accident, the hospital staff al SentNavy Aide. U. Col O. A. 01111- inotr Memorial, the physician who • a n d . Marine Corps aide and Fred treated her and the many people Paacucei. who called Us inquire about her Vice-Admiral Robert B Ptria. condition deputy Chief of Naval Go- rations, Said Mis* BcaU: "Capt. Arnold and Rear Admiral Louts tie Flores Williams (o f th* Hanford police also are louring the aoulhea stent Department) was must courteous bases with tha Navy Secretary. tnd kind; the staff in the emer­ This msy bo the last time Han­ gency ward al Hemmolc Hospital ford will see Galea in hia pre­ could not bav* l-een nicer; Dr. Hobsent position. His resignation from eft J. Hrnith, the attending physi­ the post will become official in cian. not only provided the neces­ sary medical attention, hut crazed Sanford Is 'Most' my feelings of hysteria hy his raininess and gentleness. "Your city can well tw proud oi these people and the many other private cilitcns. although strangers to me, who called and inquired of my condition " 3ltis Beall was ui Hanford lo visit her brother, f.edr. Madixon I a mar Rcall, stationed at Rainey Field. Hhc was hurt in a wreck at the intersection of lark snd nth HI. In addition to th* "thanks from the Gdtom of my heart" given San­ ford by Miss Beall, b*r Iftlrr in­ cluded the new* Uiat Lrdr. Beall plans to mtke Sanford his home when he retires lrom thr Navy in about I* months. Mu* Iteall always will Ilk* Han­ ford K ie probably would be th* first lu agree that Hanford is Flor­ ida's "Most Courteous City.” Her letter proves, too, that courtesy 1* practiced hrrr at times other than during "C ourtey Wvev " TALI.All ASHKK (UPD— A rash of auto accidenti killed seven persons in Florida Sunday, tha Highway Patrol reported today. Russians On Guard BEU1.1N (U PD - Russian troops in fur caps and heavy winter coata •eok over guard duty from the French »t the four power Spandau Prison Sunday.* Princess Has Flu LONDON ( L T D - Eight-year-old Princiss Anne has been sick in bed with the Du for the past sev­ HASKli.M.I. eral days. Buckingham Palace an­ nounced Hunday night. TICKET'S fiOINfi FAST— MOSCOW | U P I)-T b * Im w t Union agreed rrewlitlonally today to negotiate with the Wr«t before banding over Berlin's lifelines lo East German control on May 17. New So-vitl notes to the West urged an April summit conference but accepted ynipuuli for foreign minuter*' talks tf tha Weal "in not ready >»l" for the summit. Soviet Premier Ndklta Khrush­ chev willMirew his rejection ol for­ eign minuter*' talks a/lar insistent pleat from British Prim* Min­ ister Haroid Macmillan. Russia offered the eompruouan btmiiit'it* nmiinger. Crouirkh U shown with id Dew notes handed to the A mar- Marshall More Alert FT. BIIAGG, N. C. (UPD—Gen. George C. Marshall, 7H, although still Ut serious condition, appear­ ed a little mere alert today than he has for the past several days. Hole Swallows Pond IPSWICH, England (UPD — Farmer John Leek* reported that his 60 fret wide pond vanished down a Ihrrr inch hole Sundaynight. Closer Ties Asked NEWARK. N. J. (UPD—Gov. Robert B. Meyner called Sundaynight for increased trade, add! tInna I financial aid and liellet cul­ tural relations with South Ameri­ ca. Thieves Get Brazen PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD— A ronvlroctlmi nun party today reported the theft of an engineer*,' transit from their current project —the new Palm Springs police stall un. Sanford Enthusiastic About Baseball All signs indicate that Sanford Is hungry lor baseball. Sup;iori given officials heading the drive to put the city hack into the Class I> Florida Slate la-ague today was termed "noth­ ing •hurt of enthusiastic ." Ward Goodrich, business man­ ager of the Greyhounds, Unlay said thal II ol the 24 signs mi the frnce at municipal stadium had been sold. By noon today, 17 per- Archbishop 'Hurt' By Racial Brawl Following Service suits had purchased Lox seats, good for ail home games A total uf 2uo boxes will be sold, At least three of the firms which bought signs arc planning lo do a "little something extra" for thr players, if they hit home run*. Goodrich -aid that Orlham ami Tudor had purehased a sign, 12 box trail, an advertisement in the official program and will give $5<> to players who put one out of the (lark, provided it goes over the Odham and Tudor sign Steaks will !*■ given all playera hitting burners over fence signs of Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant and Pig *N Whistle, Tlie sluggers appear to be in lor quite a frw "extras," hut bow about the hurlrrs who come with shutouts' Well, opined Goodrich, he'd have to see abend that. Before departing for Tampa, ami thr govrrtuir's ronfrrenee lu honor all baseball learns in the state, Goodrirfi said that the Washington Senator* had agreed to buy the road uniforms for the Greyhounds Goodrich was schr doled to place an order today fur home uniforms. The tutors ol thr uniforms yet must he decided, although road uniform* probably will be very similar lo the blue and white uf thr Senators. Uoodrirh predicted that all fence signs would nr sold by week's end He said response from local (trim "has been en­ thusiastic, although smaung might be a better word " Ksttlurd opens ill an ion here April 22 against Orlando. Dormitory Gutted, 4 Firemen Injured In Dayfona Blaze rolvakla anil Ixiland must be in­ vited to give the East numerical equality »u h the West at tha coofarmer table. Geneva or Vienna would la tha best sites rur the conferences, tha Russian uoles said, and April would be the last tune to start. The suggestion thal talks begin In April was crucial. This meant agreement in principle, at least, to negotiate t-efure the scheduled handover trf sovereign rights Mi Berlin to Fast Germany, now duo May £7. The outre were published by Kuasia shortly after Macmillan enursed from In* fmsl negotiating session with Khroihehe* in thn Kremlin. The notes akitd that both a..J Wist Germany i..o..ui ha reprcicr.lcd at the conference. The notes warned against any use of force ly the Weel to keep military supply line* open * B.riin DAYTONA BEACH (UPD Fire swept through a girl'* dormi­ tory- at Rcthune-Cisrkman Colie -tf for Negroes today, destroying the three story building and Injuring NEW 011LEANS (U P D -A rch Archer Loses Rifle four firemen bishop Joseph Francis Hummel CHESTERFIELD, F. n g I a u d rspressed shock, regrel. grief and Tlie Maze broke out about dawn, f t 'I'D —Robert E Archer report­ disapproval today over an Inter apparently in a top floor service ed the theft of his rifle to police, racial fight outside the St. Joseph renter, and guttrd the brick who promptly' charged him with the Workrr Catholic Church Sun building being careless with forearms. day in which Ihrce Negroes were A total ol Hi coeds Were ushered PORT AU PRINCE, HsitJ (DPI) Archer was fined $14 safely out into the cold dawn in —"T ie Caribbean luday is an e*. injured their night clothes. City Manager tremely explosive area," th* prralThe melee apparently was Guns Fired At Plant brought about over a sermon t'lrtus Allen >enl out an appeal dent of this small nation which for clothing for the women .lu is striving to avoid entrapment a* HENDERSON, N. C. (U PD -U n- preached by the Rev. Anthony identified pit sons Bred guns today Rout so, who discussed and disap­ denis who Inst all their persona! a battleground between two larg­ belonging*. er neighbors told United Pra** Ire into the South Henderson mill proved of an article in the March where mure workers rrporird to 3 Issue of the Negro rnagatine, Fireman Jimmy Williami suf­ trmallonal. jobs at the start of the Ptth week Jet, entitled How Negro Kids In fered a posviMr broken hack when Francois Duvalier, th* grave of a bitlrr textile strike he fell from a ladder. And Frank and thoughtful m<-Jiral doctor whn trgrated Dull slant's C a t h o l i c Deb*rr, John Clardy and E. I. heads the Republic of Haiti, said Church." Broaden w e r e o', •from* by he believe* tin situation i* such INth Body Is Found Ilnipitalirrd with head, face ami smoke. , Bat "the U. S, s .oultl take trnInjuries were James 'L ost' D iscov erer >t.n i ORk vU. it — .. - .ly, Internal Investigators said the fire ap mediate steps to assume full re* tentatively identified ax Nell Pa­ Jarkson Jr , ta, his brother, Lion­ parently broke out in a service sponslhtllty for maintenance of trick Murphy , South Bend, In d , el, I*, and O'Neal Dumas, 33. center where students do their peace In the Caribbean area.' was recovered Sunday night al They said they w:-re set upon Thr doctor garni through Hi* washing and ironing. It was be Hie East River scene of the Feb. by about 13 while persons and glass louvered windows of the na­ lined faulty wiring In ■ washing 3 American Airlines crash. Il was were beaten with fists, Mark INGLEWOOD, Calif (UPD—Th* the Hth recovered. Jacks, pistols and a tire tool as Air Force in a cautiously worded m a r'In* or Ironrr can vest the tion's While House on ■ hillside out over Purl an Prince Harbor they :crG J front the csurch stall -rent has announced Pat Pie blare. Early estimates of the damage toward Cuba on the distant horiafter Mass. "Inst" I,.;w* |. nf.ll satellite Dis­ A lford Probe Asked James Jackson told Jefferson coverer I apparently Is circling were $30,000 to $53,000. Th* build­ ton as he apoke. WASHINGTON (UPD Hep. Meantime In Cub*, former Sen. Parish deputies that hii brother the * «rlh today every 9fi minutes ing was insured. Frank Thompson Jr. ID N.J. > said it took more than Ilv* hours taunt Drjoie is heading a m ove­ today he would press for action was threatened hy a while man in a polar tirhil. The nils tlie was Mailed into for ftrrmen, using eight pieces of ment of other llaltJan expatriate* this week an a House inves­ alter church service* the previous for a revolutionary invaxion at­ tigation Into the election of segre Sunday, ’ after the brothers took the Leavens Saturday afternoon at equipment, to bring P'e fire under tempt against Haiti within 30 rontrul Billowing smoke and front 1 ,l|ll|( Inn i i i*|| i i i t v y iia.s sw m scats and participated in \ amlrntn-rg Air Force Rate tu Im gationiit Hep. Dale Alford (D Cuinmuniun. Ark). ern e it. tint satellite launched •“ UP »kr «***• «h« ''V / Ih-joie, a di [rated randldate la resort city. Jackson said when they attempt oil the West t oast. the livt Haitian pre'Mentlal •lec­ ed to seat themselves near the Its fate remained in doubt for Liz Visits Grave tion. haa a bodyguard of two CHICAGO (UPD — Elizabeth front Sunday, they found their re iris V t airs because of an ap "hail.u lo»," riflemen from Pre­ Taylor stood light - lipped today w»* blocked by the legs of xorne parent radio failure liefore the mier Fidel Castro'a Cuban revolu­ Air I n c s RallDtir Missile Divlal Ihe gravestone ol her late hus­ whit* parithionera. tionary army. ‘ut hi here broke the suspense by band, producer Mike Todd, and Cavtru has not Included Haiti In nhavirn a guarded statement heard a rabbi eulogize him as "an the Caribbean eountnri where hia Sunday nuh! reporting Ihe re- ( extraordinary man who lived with government had plrdgrd to asaist crption of "random" radio signals intensity." Funeral services for I2 ye*r old A spoke man explained the dlf Hoy Frank (Sonny) Hymes were in overthrowing asserted dictator­ ships. However Castro has stated 0 cully Ihe Air Force was having I .Saturday at II a m. in Holy Ms positive intc-i,imu lu aid in an in determining whether Ihe lb* (>,,«■ Episcopal Church Officiala.te ipi lo unliurse President Decco. >red 1 actually achieved orbil |„j. * al ttn- llrv John Thomas,! I'nr* ti‘ VesiiliilT'ij i'h‘« ‘I'wTmL * !!^ Sanford police have turn baffled We an mu saying .hat It del- ........... hy th* R ,v. Frank l-er i u p l i c oT th a rem. / s u S aS Arrested during Ihe wrekrnd for the past two months by a Inltrl. Is in orbit, neither can we Haiti which stands between T m for improper passing was Charles series of burglaries. aay that it is not. at this point,", pallbearer* were T D. Scott, .’silo and Cuba. Joseph Hutch, retired trnik driv­ Twenty Three grocery stores, gax tin s|iokr*m*n laid "We don't ,\n(|f,.w Carraway, W. C. Hut er from DrB*ry. stations and rrlhrr business plarrs feel lti.it we will definitely know ,.(,)«« Jr., W. K. Mcllobert*, W. K. Butch spun his own car several have been entered, or have lost an orbit has been achieved until pairtek and Lcdr. Robert Conn, limes on Lake Shore lllvd, and money from vending machines is, have tracked II by radar, oh Ti,r , o n ^ Mr. and Mra. Roy caused an oncoming vehicle tn Chief Roy Williams authorifed tamed a visual sighting or rccriv- Frink Symes Jr.. Sonny was horn leave the road, knocking down sn exlra police car. Special shifts ed more definite radio signals, Sept. 1. I!M6. He was a aludent Thirvra slid# varied item* F ri­ Ihe speed limit sign, officer* said kept an e>e on as many places "Until that time, we can only' at Plneerest School and a raem- day night from Joe's Grocery Store Minor damage was caused Th* as possible. that information 'lend*' to con -1 tier ol th* Boy tfcouis of America. al Celery Ave and Locust HI. truck passed by Bosch was un The area hit by Ihe thieves firm, nol definitely confirm, an .Survivors Inrtude hia parent*; Included in the joot wrre 32 cardamagrd. Tlie accident occurred ranged from Sanford Ave at 2Ath orbit " one sivlrr Rebecca Josephine; ma­ Uma of cigarette, bear, pens, pen­ al 6 IS p. m. Saturday. St . We*( 13th St. to East 13th --------------------------ternal gram) mother, Mrs. Willy cil* and pennies from the bubble Mar Murray. Spartanburg, S C. guru machine. and paternal grandmother, Mra. Carlton's .Store in Midway also Roy Symes Sr,, Sanford. was burg la rued, hut a tut ol sUxlrn The youngster drowned Times goods was not available thta morn­ Alfonso Wallen was charged $200 day at 6.33 p. m. In tha lake be­ ing Both were entered during th* Sanford Ave. amt 2Slh St. was ed g, 10, and 13 Apprehen ion eauie wln-n they More sei-n with Saliinlay for damaging two orange hind hia l-och Arbor home. Gram night the scene of an accident yesterday at 4:64 p. m. when two Hanford a large bunch of keys, trying to tries owned by K F Lundquist, kuw Funeral horn* was in charge fit them in doore. of arrangements. laich Arbor housewives collided Wallen failed to make the ruive All three ronfessrd lo the 23 Mrs. Ann J««ey Gaines, Iu6 Mel lonville Ave. was charged with ‘'urglaries. The two younger boys hy thr grove awl lost control of D r t - r t - f - J lit. pick up trork^ Deputy L. j R e p O T te d M O ld l, careless and negligent urivmg by were arrested last fall for a seriea of similar robberies. With a Km said Civil defense literature w$B b$ police offlcera. Th- truck, owned by Stoke* distributed Wednrsdsy night a l Driver of th* oGwr car waa long waiting list at the reforma­ A truck reported stolen in th* Lake Mary Chamber at ConnMrs. Franres Jackson Magnusson. tory, (here was nolhlng lo do but Fish Market, went off the COUII Combined damage* were estimat­ turn Ihem ovar In their parent*. try Club Hoad to th* left; back Tampa Feb, lg, turned up in tan mart* meeting. Credit for breaking Ihe res* acrosa the road ami into th* ford Saturday. Thar* was no algo Al Caae, represented (fen feereed at $323 was given to Lt. Joe Hickson grove on the right. Damage lo th* uf the driver, listed M Dallas Inol* County Civil Defena* s o n Several of the firms hit by the truck t i l eatiinatcd at 13uu 36. munlealioaa system, wfl] show a Chorus T o Rehearse young thieves had suspected an WalU-n waa charged with n-rk Hutcbcna, film and discus* problems la th k Bananai and applan The Hanford Mai* Chorus will “ inside Job.** less driving while drinking anil lied of the truck, which waa parkad area. ni re I for rehearsal al I tonight in Where th* keys earne lrom, uu no driver's license Th* accident in front of HUAr* Pish Market, 417 The session wtn begin at I p re. the First Method!* Church. one knowi occurred at 4:10 p m. Hanford Are. A l avemban are « flid la Caribbean Termed War Danger Spot Believed In Orbi* Auto Does ‘Spin/ Driver Arrested Boys 'Trying' Key, Burglaries Solved Funeral Saturday For Water Victim Thieves Hit Two Stores On Weekend Two Cars Collide Sunday Afternoon M S T r° ?., Orange Trees Hit, ■ Tt t J ’IS S .’E X t / S Driver Fined $200 Lake Mary To Get C D Information Truck Found Here �Far* 2—Mon. M*r. 2, 1053 ?ht flanforh flrttlh Legal Notice -j, Legal Notice Legal Notice l Talmadge Pushing GrahamIsn't Disturbed By 'Billy Go Home' Move 'Copiers Do Dance To Real Hoe Down _ . ... _ ._ .. ... . .. ii ini p in at ttia SE ■‘Wfprr ,»f t . . i ik tot t r i j i iM if* iih t , I Mr.pi ; l . T n n n . h b ! ’ • P PlttlK lllt. till K M , n .ll M IIM Il.n a . lit; than It IP. ES TA a i. m . t all 1st. and lan d* a .ll'in * T E u r CAIlU IE iSAUMtU A t n M ia itin v f » n . ,s tt i t . h r * . . ;* e ; * : i lir.t!r.AfipU A ■ i.tm.k -run r i n m i ii « i. in n lap and in n t if u n t if i t Imttadln* t . . | , t; '. ‘ 1 f t . I, S I p ItralHti* and a h u t l l i if niton *an| l t * | t » * f . .ViTU K T h I'ltEIH TiU tf f u n ii ip « i i u ;n h \t m n w u MILTON ( l'P I» — Four hall copl o p ; a>i*t 1411 8118*11 I IH M IIM . i r m i. mo'll, and ihat »n ..| tilr d « f t h f Ttr A i.E I'Elt.'p.Si* It A k I N tl WASHINGTON (IT U 5*n Thb s t t * fait o f l h . IV I la aald Iinu.t-.ibrn. n t f i u i . i f t in f t , 11*1. till IIKMANPA All AI ,KAT tiri squared danced to boo dowr op « » « M i r i i n i t i l - . n l i t n m a t •nlI aal.l ! llarmati E. T flm tdte (D-Ga.) f r . t o f th* r-iltuwinf l a n d ) . 1*1 li.-itt U>> t s . f i . r f l PA lit E S T A T E ; ™ k , r o n r n a i i :\ i i :. ihh -I,* aKail Irf l*al music in tho air abevt a crowd J r 1**1(III Ml 1li# F '* i« ' i* n i**.st l o l l afpd . a t tl o f | p>S * f . t'.lbh ) ,ji,J totlt}- he would InirudUcr ■ T n r . t r r . m aii.iiiiH o h m h Vun.t rtt a . I Tnn n . ’ K#« IWirt *«. Y ou im !Mi* 1** h i; it r i _______ Ill'll AV »rm :irr, riM K r i ***•-. n o l l f i . d and r.Piulfbd In fit. » n>' MELBOURNE. Auilnlla (UIM) Meyer Music Bowl Sunday, re­ 10.000 hero Kinds y. Icculatton to guartntrr jury tru li ||air>a # IK. then run W r im ih im i i h m i ; in » I " . That It I* t h . .I .t .r tn ln Illun nl ilaim a and d .n i a a d * w h o h >"uTha daocutg balicoptara from 22} t e # i , N f R :* « ! f##l« (or til rrr>ont riled (or roolempt —Cntictim by an Anclieea «rch- fused to rommant directly on the Li iiN itr. i n » %%«i»r»« in - :• t h l. M r that all I f l f a M I f f d * p.r . l i h r r «.f Jnu. m at o * » a . a . i i t . i .n d r..niliu<>tia or •aid . . l a t a tn t h * o f I k * <*l *'•*• K i I«1 ft*!,. * 2 * : i f# t L l»* !»•• biihop and a “ Billy |o home" atueka aimed at hia “ particular tha Army Aviation Canter at Fort rRKTl N « I » « M \ IMIMi: 111 1 .djr.tnina in federal eourtt. aliuHIna upon tpa At. iatp d .r k i l l . on. i ppiiiut ■*■*“ ** aimnine « III III III I* I H R I . » ' • » .......... i.nunrimc . 1 TtlmaUyr timeJ hi* bill tt a headline In a nawa raaiatina failed brand of religious emotionalism Rucker. Ala . performed at Naval fTir « f * .| 1 « f r 1 lh %l l i l M. in n TIIR %««|.»*HI.\T .a id im iP tnw m .n l will ••• *aw»rtal. o f samlanl* t ' O t f l f i •' ■•* " S * * #4 • in# o r a M inrio> nK t i m . ••••r Ir h a n . f ll i t - l h r t h . .a i d I m p r n w . in ik* Co o r ; Itupa* t* Panfafd. •tf th** •#f«l tefenflaif# arn| t at jprotplnn nf Ihf l»ST entl rljhU today lo halt American avancallft and his specialised method of sell­ Auxiliary Air Station Whiting I b i f . ti*. ir.N Kni' i u i i i i t t i i i w i t r . mant pp-pt h i . -I |p»r In lh i» I I I . " , I lorhla, within a if h t , * l* «d * r nt* il.# • ih *1 r o f ing religion." Ha took tha day off Field, near this northwest Florida Billy Graham'a cruiadt. iiltlnit In IS . » « l r r l nr Inn -IKIrd* ....... lh* frp m t h . t i m . o f Ihf d r . it . rmiPRHM I W H W . #-*!#, Imv auihoriimj fodsnl jud(#» to t " e #♦1 lb # !• a#J h«ure o f Graham, who altrarted more lo real. city. nail w l r . #1# %r ni »*> llM k j»» V » fo r e . trnpcne prntllitt. lhem»elvr», In tt HKUKAS. lb* T « » « *'••'•"•'< " I r f I h f t - i a l . " * i r*f a*ul I m p r - v t . I.uipin*t|«« o f thl* m. nt and that lh* r p . i l . l at****,h » T o u r # f Jktiaiki#"** a # r l » i * , turn I d.ru rnd nuiai *■* |a writ- Uf »*• •' riH.t 1 ii *ii in'rlrtrlt Ii'» th# # f . ratet irtvotyinr nolttton* r>f vnt-1than A1.000 penoni tn Sidney Dtrktd out In rotorful costumes, He noted, however, lhat he was fltrlll. H l 4 * l l l M i l » In** in* nt a in l-a tii.il* and ' a n t . r r d ink and r..ola1n l h . p U r f " f r . * P i Ve 11Irtrtf* Aft • •"hi ♦!•), #t ih# F r o n t • ■ . I n . t alt Ini# a*'l la n d , . d j - l n - ,|«lt,. ah I pPial o f f t - b addr.aa o f (Id#41r Invited here by tha Anglican iht four HIS whirl)bird* doesiJ r „ , . ■ ,# !) . r n t iltr u f l. I’ l l * f th# 1I’ rtUrt If "tlf*# |f» fl'i# inc nsh d. h#rri tmf* • »n h • •ial.tli**l *«••• Ina and •ootiiu pniot , nr hnun dlnc to# , taimaut and m o*l I* •M i 1 o f l*b fJf n lrd. V.rolnul r • »Ul-l), Church and that high-ranking An­ dood and promenaded In perfect Hi* prnjtottl followad « pradie’ l and a h i t l l l f a m . m h t n itlawplalad It, p» th. i latmaril. hi* i « » « i <i*». » in*** J ' KirtflaU. 1 « i l l of fer for e*J# a n t Pun by Sen Hubert II. Humphrey lnt|iroi»iti.nt. ahall h# mad# upon a glican churchman are leaders in time to square dance music piped •ell If* lha hlflheet bidder U r t «*h M l l v n in 4 * M p 4 p « 4 i m r n t t , or th# *#m# •«•«* *• from the ground at the second a n « ,,,| |K. f.llftH • ■ I h o t ,. . « ' * » • . • a fr on t f m t la f* h# .| . that la In lh# a b n i r dearrlbed o r -'o e fty . •• (tEMinn.) lhat ConKrot will snarl hla crusade. lh# ffrt|»erty « f •aid d efe nd an t nr I. |h» T"’« " ■■t A ll# ""'"'* PPiinn*. •av lh a t m <•>» p r t p p r a llo n nf lh » %(fl4a m A, nual Civilian Appreciation Day. » ,-eon»irueUvf, rffiom b le »nd • M i l a . a * . . a a m . n l fnll pPil.rlPtl Tha North Carolina Raptist min d efe n d a n t* in e a t ltf r eeid #■# •«. M s t i f a . k f* llt J K U lU «*»i» lh. .n n i.n m la i.p l lm prfiaiw.nl. One of the helicopters also rolled rffrritvf" civil rightf hill at thlt linn liter has preached to record , .t| II tun -a r Jr ■ bvir* p r l l A * » n u » frrrri •'* *.'h .i-.pl.t It.n . Ill* ih a ll K* da. i*a*ed ' h i* !« t h d a r af Fanruarv. a barrel down tha landing field and a . i T . i i i t t t i i t i i " f t f i i u n . crowds every day since hla fiveI M f Z H f t l f a " t t h lM»tt n i ' » >l t . r m ln .d at-d o r n r a l . d p r t n ' d i n t t« till. ..lata The ftrtt publie hnrin *» nn •* l i t Ni.nh l « IK* O'.ui" ' ' • o ' - I t * fnnt frnnta f . nf lh* r . • p a r ­ .Vat M T o ra h nil month Australian crusade began operated a giant aerial yo-yo. J I. lU M if The Pensacola Naval Air Sta­ . H»* ' ,f F li# t ■ ’ tita p r u p . r t l t * adlolnlrtc ami o n " . n f A h.rm an T u r n h oll #.a Hrl|ll d P h # f 11f O'f i t anluolfl Cmirit v civil njht* lr(if!atlon in th* new Feb. IS. Crusade officials report Ernest Raymond Shumard. M. I l f u n u . or l.uunillnf and a h u l l l n f • * M t h « i *• f* e t t KlnrMa* tion’s precision flying team, tha iiti.ui .u>h I m p r n ia m .n t . . h . r l a l l r Eld in « . It* C Van Enf land A w ron*rt*t will h#itn Wcdnrtdfy dl*d In a Tampa hoipital Friday, that more than I0.CO0 person* Uv 1 • Jamee J.. hifi| [t ia r )' kk Intbr I'arh, rippfl l* hi ■ b!lli.>l I ' l .a id I m p r o i .p i im i r . i i . i . i ' . « i * » f r o m ii» * » t ' j l » # p y i r P her Iff Iwpfnrp a Houie hidieifry mbrom- after a lincaring Ulntit. A lim n#> • f " . Ealat# have made “ decisions for Christ." Blue Angela, scheduled lo perform nr, i t r r n T H K i t m ; i o i . v K i i n o H K P lT W Afal.lv . mittee whieh will hrur leflitnony Thai tlta T a* A t # . . . n r o f |hb !• ip l<- a M l In m> Pmith n * h i - « f . » » T It" Mr. Rhumard wai t«m Auruat Daapita these sureciiei, how­ Iheir Intricate supersonic maneuv­ j n \ s i snn Ktfft pubiUatlnn an Mtrrh t * r t J b f i K ^ • f r i f l l I I I H I . I1* * » U t H ni T i i « " nr A lta m on ta h p r i n t . . In arIt, 1190, in Natoon, III. Ha waa a N e » K n f t a M fl illdlnc nn appputni*!*ly 30 bill* ever, there have been soma rum­ ers tn Europe and the Csmhesn ___ ___ r tif d a n t. n l t h I h f pro .la lnttf o f h :« |l l « « l . later thla year, flew wlng-tip close W in la r F « r k . Florida T flm td f* tfid hit mritur* tltn resident of Florida for <o yaara. Ian , . h a ll p rn r. ad tn maha and blings of disapproval. f III K M JI !»«■*(•• I Itl MT, A tt er n et a fnr J’ lalM Iff formations in new FlIFl Tiger p r . p a i a a . p . c l a l a . . . . a m . tit loll, IK would limit the tcopc of fedtrsl and lived in Finallai County and * HMir o'i»» if i" l’ * V, F i M I pK \l*efh 1. I i. 6 || News Day, a near weekly maga­ a . . . . . I n c tli. . ip. H al h . n . f l t a to • k u i w ' I pE t t i t K T i . r w i t m i - Itnn »| lh M.MhfT. Trnll H .St. I'clerabur* for Ihr patt ?o zine pubhthed in Ihr Sydney sub Jets inlunrttoni. k# |>fpf|PM . * I h f pp.ull o f aald •if Oi# KiUrMpi'» i l,f A Hll.lt ■ ] j f ] u . la * wl4tH 3* *t#,t •n n t . m p l a l . d lm tiin « *oi*n 'a atratn.i [ j u j u 1, ASS- Sl'KNCEIt. (>• **»*d I nder thr plan, he titd, no p*r year*. He wat a veteran of World urb of Ashfitld, carried in II* first "1 il n l . F A T l T l . i : i l N’llTICE T it C HE UlT Oim lh* l'i l. and lamia ad ln tn ln f anil I I \ 411 Mft .4 m i l III TIII ton rotild I>. l-iund by aueh sn War J. Aid, I’ EttdtP.SS I! A \ J N tl Al issue a story headline “ Billy Go •pint Ip pi on*, or h on n d lh f and ab u t - Tit t j i i A i i i i>ri*# f H M d » Mill.II III I Ml \| ||.ni \ >%|«l| .a i d Itnptnv. mania, haalna r i.A D t R o n MISJIAKlMi *\iiAi>»T • ii 4i.i. i i i A a v i r i n : t i i i ; b i n . injvnelion unle** he -e r e s tufty He p lurkivecj by hu liner, Mr*. Home •' m « ii«* » |ii* M**nr * r,r**t ***;rii I t ' t CINCINNATI (IT U — Faculty •aid apailal until a f a ln a t i A I U JIKTATH: I. It A I Alt I t t c n UF T i l l : T i l 44 A “ Billy Graham, the .all appoint■ member* of the University of Cin­ t o i l «Mtl ••ill nf *«>»* •!• r*r»* OF l.llA<>44 llltll* 11.11111114. TIII. lu the procerdme, hid been m m rl Lora S. Fullerton, Sanfordr f rh.try Str*#t, i i * • I*'" lh# r n p i d l i r p rop .r tl a a In b# #.• Funeral service* will he held at In the mjunrtion or had thr in­ p .i ip lip . . . . . M i l upon lha r . t l , iii nu llfit<l i i 4 f t * i « l r i 4 i«* fn t I W •t I . i f . t i rd heavenly huckiter, should park cinnati's College of Mrdicinr are h i . i n u l l o r i.i. h i n o a i i p t i i i : m a l . d r a i l o f aurli •o n la n ip U t .d , l l |nii •ml d t m # n d » f l » M» l ' J« » 4* H A I III! 4 AII < 0 ! A M I . H i : A Ol junction trad and rkplainml by ( -S0 p. m tomorrow at firman hia carpetbag sod go straight ,-K.rrr Sir##* from I*• l*tt>*»#- l m n r o . a m . n l * a* d a t .r m l n .i l hi uf #llh»r o f writing the nation's firat hand­ THIS *4111 IOA4A 4 All FH o A 11»• Uir judi'e in open court. Funeral Home. The Rev. I„ R In I h f «»ffi • nf I l i a | IA l* I'OM f i l l III II-KM* Ol* III • •’ linn n 11h .t'l#la ld* I ' l l * ; ‘ - f j * Ihla ll.a nlutloh. and IKr n m i u n l p• (tl back home." New* Day said. •l.iarmin .d h» thl# l l . a o l u t l i n In UlU nn A l * u n . ! # r # i ‘ ou n »r Ju«U# nf m i : , r o % 4 1 .ii* i a i i ii i i i f .*, , , IK. m i . r . - i l - n «-f Talmadti* tfid thr law hr pro- liukhton. formerly of the Naiarcce ■•Thoughtful Australians will lie book for doctor* on the treatment i t aa a.aa .d a c a lr a t t h . a.td nrn* MRinnlli t'uun tt. e l M* *n of nuclear radiation victim*. T lt'U I f * • !* « * * r * ' i ; i r i : a .4i i i . l i i n t i i i : pnud “ would prefect all Ameri­ Church here, w|lj officiate. p .T t r ; and upon i t . m m p l f t l n n of t h t ilo u t n In •♦•nfonl. Pier- n horrified by the near hlaiphemy At 4 r i m . uf Thn atatk or Burial will follow in Lake Vie* lha t a i l apartal a # . . . « i r a n t rail, la Ha. » ithin • i s h l U l t M i f “ f . t l l n i ' l t r t m III' can! from ahutr* arnlnc throush of hi* attitude. The voire of God r a t|a* a r**nr lharanf In ha p uh . from ih « Urn# n f I M flr*i p u h l k i - 1 Ft- OH IIIA l fie" (Ilk H lflf ^ I t 4. . ' pe, l io n I That flfle f Iho Kt 1 1 mini*# nf the judicial power of Cemetery, where military icrvicaa doesn't com# bellowing from a m N .rlb. • » » ‘ f i . V Ilah.d In lha Hanford l l f t a l d . a t . lion nf thia notira. K f h tlalm «» r t a u l a r e|«cllon **l lha T o a i i » f will be conducted by the American contempt *nd would conatttulr thr (••t* I# • Y*i«l!i » * ** r«*i. lar hln a In aald apartal n a * ..a m i til «|«mat>d M ini *►• In nr lt in * and loudspeaker." Flut ldt. lh# srtt#rnlKK roll . n puh1lah.il, a nntI t . d l r . r t . i l ciinlaln lha i»lai« o f r#al4a»w • and la#fipw mid Legion I'ojt, Another criticism came from the In all p r n p . r ip owtiara Inltraalad ,.r «t ■*rf I • odd r •*• nf tha r l i l m . luniy nf th# aald 1n » n #f«aU i n n - moit fiEniricnt civil riEhti tejeisfl r a n d i U w ir r i f . ’ tip" **!•" M f l l l f h d -4"# In »» td fp o t la l a « . . . » . i o » n t , at atln* • ni and itiuil t*n antiffl *4» Ihc i ■Aat «-f flu * l « i Miuftrilmeti a n d A litton to come nut of Concrei* Anglican arcbilushop uf Goulburn » > k! r ..» l I " IK. W i l l I '" ' 1" I * ’ ’' In * ' o r d a m * with lha prn ua in na t lalr«arit |iia ie# « it nr atietnvi# o f m t •nr. time adoption of the BUI of . | M l i and Canberra, Dr. F. If. Burg•f M f l l . n I*. T o » r t h i f 41 o f law , a drflnitn |tpi* and o ' f r * lit* aam* ahall b i %nld. lar •ItrlU ri nf lha T o p n o f l« o n s - m sh u ." Knit M»r|n lann M l ” ‘ IU n«f f " . «• * ■ h u t rsmplalrtt will ha t.aanj mann. In hia dioer«an magarine. • T op * in Pops’* y»#nd. | J ir Ida. tha t » « M l r outirlU with (tf.tatira to It. ffld **!•*• 1 *1 ,\a A d ra ln iilra irl* af rate » i 4 i h f t !* f##1; m tn e le c te d whu thall r n » h * lb# Dr. Burgmann wrote: *..#*am.tit. .ml n tint .aid .an*• ■lal* larpett am i n t i t l a r i o t n u m b e r 318 E. 1st St. Bl i f t . r l r li f t * * fr om * f " * h « lal . . . i ..maul roll will ha finally |l*ardall i i f l d l f F and U * l l “ I cannot go along with a mod i f yutta ahall b# flSe*t«d lu p r u * A ipeclal exhibition of Spode th. lit A Il*art U l-**»la I *, o f 1**1 1. n io v k I*- !•. *’>• appro.*<l and totiflrm.d It ern “ fundamentalist" crusade f i f • t e rm <»f i n u i l l ve#r#. ami SANFORD AVE. Ann IK I I " . « r 1 * 1 *. •* { * gnirtnliif anthnrltr nf th. Tuwn >!('■( nr i « for A d m l n l i l f a l r l* China, including a number of Ih f t hree |!t toiincMmefi e l e r l r d of Allaninnta dprlna. .Ittlnn a* m North f*«yrl fflrv«l such as ii now being conducted by Klin ahall r trait#' l h«* third f>Mirth« plrcci from the Spode Museum, ■ f t i n i l . I f • * Jdlh •• I f f l l an bitu.llfl' * hi ant Music Is My Iluainas <H|ftn<|n. F in n da Billy Graham. Great crowds do n i ; i t v c n T l l t i H m : r ' » t . v » : i * ; Firai tahtMAiion r n M i r t. t. It. and l i f t f« Miflrat number o f %#te« oprnt today at Kadrr'i Jawtlry. T*v»-month-old Evelyn EHubeth ahall K# r l t t i t d t# peri# f o r a not provide the atmosphere for . J4. i n . l l * D m . f r o m 1H* f f l f T h f l I h f T o w n t 'l . r h fli*H an*# » — — My Ons And Sho*n are some patttrni lhat term n f < • year: that I h t r t a f l t e Trice died Uit week at her home . nt t i n t l o c | . » w m * " l M i l I* thl* lUaolhUon lo ha |p4bll*'i.p| serious decisions involving the • It •nun* II itm n *«f lb# T o w n «if icem to have a limeleu appeal Ik* W f t l like " f ■•• Ilf" If- o n r . a s t i l l f-tr a parhHl o f Iwu Only Bualnftg l-tii# •« uo't. Florida, t h i l l I*# •latt* In Campobello, S. {*. T ii . m m i i i t ■•uih. i i w . . h . In lh* h . h l o i d l l r r .t d that cannot be dated. Many have truths vital for meeting tha strain n f fc.r # te rm o f l*r . i j i V#ar*. n i t i t r t n T i i i u i i i k i u i l v i ; i >i iu it. If A »MUl ft II III'. She wat the daughter of Air. and of daily living " T hai l h . ana.lal a -*»*.n i*n ta p r o . Pe» i Ion J That at I f a e # « t r t a u - Mr*. Bobby Price, former real* been In constant demand for more lar #lt> lio n and at alt a m i t e d i n a " ’a l l * f M in Iw|*fOf•"•*"•• •" Kf ■ I 4 . pI f » r t > till* lir aLiltitlun al all than too year* and are atilt pop h . | a v . M * In ra.li within t h lr ii in f f m p l l f n c * » n n pl*n». fnay'-ralty tlt«f»r»Kt nf th# T i e n denta of Sanford. Survlvori inelude ------.till . f i l m . t * . H"<* ■1-pa d*i • aft't .*<d aatawmaoti nf l.«ngN M lha n i m r •hall ba onr brother and maternal grand­ ular today. i r v . u * i f h I h . T n * « n . f V - I I I - . h a i# titan appruwd a- I •uofirnt. t i r c i t d fa r a t o m o f l » " 1*1 Spode Museum pieces Inrlude a parent*. Mr. and Mr». Frank Lee, f i « a nt t l l i n . i i t f « r r l . i « . • h l»h ad. or . at t h . option < f th* ainitI tart •m ice plate used bv J. P. Morgan | II4 kl.n *. . p f d l l i f l l n n f anil f i l l , tin* pripprriy ow n rf a. In thi#» per i|#n 4. That lh# may or o f lh# Lake Mary. f a l f . Im i tf." I i r i . m f o t * ai>* l i t .d u a l j r a r l v In .l a llm t n t a M i n Ti*« it uf I ht ik N(M>d r la r td i* #i»ait tn his London reildenre, srvl the S r f . w l Or IK. Tnw ii I'nuacll. an>l a i r f 11*1 I n t . r . i l on all d . f . r t r I M iTirK in H K M E ft r m v r . N be the t h i e f eftt- Ulli# t if f lie r nf wrddutr banquet service of the t h# ta Id 10 N n He ahall b i t # #11 » f •'•ntllinl* Ihf Plan* *"4 f P f t l f l . 0. } n i.it !■ from a d * i » iMritr lint thal tkit il ar.I nf 1’uUllUi « Duke of Kent and rnneest Mar­ •lal* atlar lh# aald a a > " . n > . i i i * •Niii at i of Ktfnliiola « nil ft 1». JFt«f* iha iKMaora h*ra|of#re >#*i#d In •tllgm l.r Ihlf * "fb . « k'nw. TiimKifTiRPi. n r it n r . •l.att 1-b a p p r o . . . I . . i t ■'Otiflrm.il. Ida. n IU i n t l d HiTllfii bid* at * lb# rtiiMir nf th# i o P ii u f I v r r . OMAHA. Neb. (UPI) — Charged ina. ihowing an example of the • O U ' K I 1 T h f l IK* T u n it I'nun .ll at t h . r * l » o f .Inlit P*r t i n t i » r ; > fii»tU"ft nf tba •aid Hoard 1# !>• wortd, Flnrt l# •r Ika T o n n nr A l l . m o n l * Nprlnat par arimim nnttl paid ffeellon • Thai lha fo K fl c o u n r l l with barroom brawling. Charlet skillful painting of a Coat of Arm*. Ik• ! tn lha C n u n ir i*«»miillaafJBfra UR i t Kt H T i i c n n r . m u . V R P i f f t n o It a w l a a t l * a f a n*. »•••!» Flur* This exhibition will continue t o 1 ItutiMi In th* i i i u i i |l«»uat al flan* rtf the T i i a n nf complained in coun­ Duplin In ip r n l.m tn t I* Imprn*. That t i n H.aotutl.pii ahall h . p.p.t. fiKfd ui* |*t N.lO u«l<mk X W Hi, #* htrol ' tided tball ha aa N. Glbaon, a f . i t , t a n f l r u i l . t p . f i an* h.t*l ..I In t h t . . put.li'' p l a . . a In it .. >latih I lih m a . f«*r the imr*hat*. . ■ * ■ . * ty court Uiat "everybody kept be shown through tha re it of this f i r f a t f * l l h a a l a M llf. il . a K - t a . f T i « « nt Altanip.ut* ttprliiaa. I‘ lar- ••It and r # K *# im m a •*? the fei- r«ir f* s * l by hr f n * n iuun« I * f picking on me." The judge con we*k. . f rlay. a I 'm . rn> k .t . M ll . a i 1 * n Id* !(•» T o # n nf IfOllB rnrt.»d. r i u r l d # . MmiriK 4 h i ( I N 4 !••! i»r#i»*rUl tinucd picking on him. lending Al.l1 a .an d m l m i n . t a l atal. tfef lit; i t r t . r i T i i t . i t t t i P t o t . v a n a# fnrrnaMv roKtllffllod M*ta IS an I 11. Ulli • » K That till* R*.. lnlh > n *1 nil I , . -| Jolln w U f I b a ia v lM a if fi K*« •t#ifi # Tha t all f i n l l a n * u n ­ lilhkun to Jail for iiv month*. Tier 1 *4Li<ri]|t>f t«» *• Il hf-nltl# . f f . ^ t l l b Irpnn.'tlat.l 1 fpp.ip, der Htf# a*t -hall b# held at th# T r a f f o i d a Map «>f iha Town M f n k u r f p n f l a . f f i t ' . f f f m Hi and al tar n t p a t a a f * and a d fp . I Irtte .ati if I M i 1b # m># Kn# r h n w t*r n • liv'd been Involved In (ighli in nf viaKlffd » t tt%,'Of*ltd |«i tlno In .r.tfll.n nnk P lan u b * f f f i h t b- M ln e f*f #le, ilnn* (uur bars on one night. 1‘ lat lltfiih No. I. !*••»• * A P O P T k P thl* 11th d a y o f l a i • *U Kfllli tf IP* Ho«tK fl«h '. In i».n T o n n o f IdmewpiNl# FTmII l u i i h *•, nf th# I ibtla a f . w a r I l f * •* V l f ft « t r t f l . 11 r u . r r . A, P. !»■•» Ida t r.unt* fif HemliiuJa iNjunti, BAN MATEO, Calif. (U P ll-P o /a I t . f, p w o f f o r d —* a « U t h « f t * r . f l l fift I tni T Th#f a ' 1 l# n • and RESERVED SEATS AVAILABLE FUrlda. llA T l'II lice rrportrd the arrest of a prune . Pf a n Jlh Th* l h a nt « f I’ rttjntr I'oimimt* p n r f f t A « . n u . fr om II. I n l.f * A T T K n T : be a* 1 l l a la m t art. I t i t l r to* AT •lotitii i1atermln*d that tba a b o«« RANDOLPH, Vt. (U P !) suspect In th* robbery of IN I f . r l l n a n t t h P t a l . Iln.d I l f , * / I t.t r r 1ljti.#n •i#» ribid real ^roparli »• M l Irealtd IttlVN CUE ft K from the safe of tha Econ Market North t o I " * amilK »l»tal-*»l* When young Jeff Hannah told M # limy I T i l t flet ehall tab# 2.M ADULTS 1.25 STUDENTS y.•a ltd f-*r cnutity Furi«»a*» » M il n . t tin* o f r i m P l t f . l . i f a I8E tU !• In th# lt##l Initeeat nf ml* #ffe« 1 Immed iat ely ti|»n«4 11# be* hi« mother hr was going to ahoot early Sunday. P u h ll . s r . t . : i A M * . f m a t h at t f I f f t . TOUCHTON S * NAVY EXCHANGE . ROU.MILLATS < pit'll n t a U # r. * si* ( T i f l U l i *ell an I He was identified as David the villain In a TV drama. »he 111 I I I I IMS TU m i l •fit iii# taiii i*» o|iv m . j Halit aif».i Ho™ lif miff*.' M . H I M l I I. • III A I 4 / « » 4 l 4 | . g Mail Address * SympTijrih . U lly Hall Sanford Pickens. 42. who was found (irm ­ | smiled tolerantly and turned hack idler tie* IKI 'll, •«!• mml t**«ie H* a fill I*i4» h 'U Ij# f*i , a. Ilb II null II.u n it. T t.ll I till »u %m «»a In the allow. Seconds later. Mailrr ly wedged in a bole in th* market t v . .1 in tl.* l a l f l f f i-itoa * f I tl a •«ff 111a ti i ! tl r 4 "ti u II11 | Jr t ],■„ ii a n« • rna «1» p u n u i n t !*• fle i 11«n • A s l l r f mf I* M b IV# VleMflwai; . 1 4 .1 .I f . b i n . , lu a n i d i " o f 4 ' 'Ty 141!• I / .44 4 ! IUM*#, V ‘ it f u111. F I*ar - ii ib and i: I# J lull la Netdln T « vi horn II t #F c«»i« #f ni Hannah blasted away with his lilt roof. Scattered about him were H « tint11 r an r M. Mr>miaI, IfiT. If I f f i; ,\“oii a* t# h « f f b i a l i e n lit I f * gun, amashtm: the picture tuba. burglars tools and a canvas sark 1 » rm * ami i »*t dill ana f t «altt Mar* i Ji. | t ‘ I mthli.y rfi f 4 ■ i m nil fltrtlMl « f th# dllKlimtrn |* .* e |! “. i aiH A d .l a id * l > . l » . fr o m It* Imt-i- • nil Ian Ins «•* material f if lb# it containing S943 bull - ii i u' i f bid J»' •aali - f r.«r>tns f’. r « u t # ! t * f • lhat J HraiUe H ir fit fr«*M fa ttlun n u l l l l o l l f M i n i .No *It »urf#«iiiir uf W m i m uil •>rurm III) i**ln#rfi h « « M iiuee tsl y er ialn i « r i * In IK* NnrtK r l f l h l . n l . n a r I n* It •Tt4h Aianua l.tli r#*l ««••! it cathier* t H#ck ' i ita i l II IS, H . VI I N S t t { •r i Ka.t' nitaat, i» a nldiu lh# ii i j f limii> ui ih# **iir <«f III til ' i l l t • p u f i h i M lu t * Will |h t ItilS Ktirin# lUmtfirtck i*i'U t ba a«*n#4 Fanftirii. Tit# I IJ* aliatl be un a i f i f Ifft; PORTLAND. Maine (U P li — Im luelria l anti th# / . oi >Ik « 1-* f |«»n In ftlarit I u U f « r a *•ui ti < n't l*»t Ik % M %1ar> H \; i*#» « r at \I-t “ Pick the right ancestor* if you i #*1 •non H iififlffa p lha l tha tiiatltr t oitiii.1•aiuii int tfiitnafntj r h a . r t P * r . . t f t . n t I l f I n t .t . IIIr nf aitprnttniaii I ir M i a pirthti tt l ••* |h# |ii*#r«t *=f N hi Iub Ii * . (Hull n il" A d .tfllf U llta m a ia n a l ai'i»H«>J al lb# n t i o f H i t j " !«• rear hid. want to live long." is the advice m ar* u ti. . Tam I f IK. t a n r a a . i t * " .1 p*yrM(* ft I’ niu eg ifire t»gr Deed r o u n t v * "fnii'i*aionera ib%# foil*** • Jtti r Jbeil Friaflerif !»• flona4 o( BT-year old Allied Burke, whose Th* m a f t r u i ■nail l»a hnl at* • III Ft • i • ili * J and d elli «r«d fal* trig Harm It* Tra il. t » a w iiilt r f ftii •III* •"'uni |# ■ar fan, * t: uij i ■#„, In# i» i Jarmil • M pt A ma o( hnl M I In'itjairial: All f t Kpnfia I f e m . mother died at M, father at 92. J. f f f l l man'll: lie f l a t *» ip Flat T » i» f IL «• •|i#i If 1<r.| t»% lh# f|ttr * A l H t l l « | r *4. I*a I l|C l#iUl *!• o f brother al 9k and staler al 99. ' I'atk I’lt ff fl-nt It* H t.l#.' • bla HIkta Hi bill I>ai>ar tni»nl In l (i« ir I* 11•■ml -n i !«rk t<f tb# Dinard IIi. ipL ?lenilnui# I’ oilKlF. Hull n il" P lat. It. ail I l f 1h U u d d iil .'•imu Ifualhtriu ft r JI n I l»f r 'ml Ut » 1 ’"tiitulfil in#r • o f HeffiI'uMIr li##r ln r e*tll b# b a l l fn mic U mh" i A|>Ninth a d i.ta ni* " t 1*1 *t a '"I It r l i t * it*nlr CKiinii, Fliirblfl II r*ut#, Iir«i»4 a I Adniilo*! .%u#u*i J, ' PHILADELPHIA (U P li — ‘ faal. in a wid th o f I f 1**1. ii • *. t . ■man n f n • Hi# hff| !»’ rtlf I'rtlinlt Tu«# 4# >ui >irr ir . t i u t i »:■» \\#iebt It »r4 i f « "d in |’ 'urn'* rt*f* / i f*a f» . * t * i if ft Dav# Phtllcy uf the Philadelphia llai l ■ ; o i l si t* H a m O t a t i l t l . n t i . f t u . f u m Ilf It- T lr!i# l* Ihp Cufi»'*hf-I dally I * »| • Philltea aet a m#ior league record t a r .a .t t .n n i t s tlaltland A t . f r #« toen ther ea ft er •■ tmaalhl#. t)i» i|uainhv m r d iu r t fn u n li f u ikon nn H a r m ! aril 9 H i t «s# |t*|it' •l*a Cult 1*1) 4*Ot4tU£ , m i* kail If I h f t t * « - k f U " . I M i t t r l i i a a l r «j u « ir u n un maihoila in 1931 when hr rolleeted eight d a r r uf f a c t I f " I f , T*ini*l.ui •halt « it 11ta !•> * f consecutive hit* at a pinch-hitler. l l r Itubeir F D r o # n II AatttK, liana* >• HMI* I f a Ihe aht.r# tirr* l i|»##|fir«tIfuna if p# ml not# l*munI r 7. p Jn a n i d i " al I* I f f t t lh# M p n 4 a (Mat# Ho«4 lt»i»artIilrrt tnr tiitfii. nubile r.--ofd. nf rtm lm .U CitunlV. I t . * I rtr llliji s Til If «Uld |h* *Ut« lha l p|y t*rl*a p r l . a tr.tn i s . hunts Ami I* r t*f Tub Hr Hear I# a t’nbtlf h '« r i n ( will ' • held 11 lint of l « l 1, I•tncIf P . to I * 1h p imr -r'it k« 111 c nm rn* n i ■t S n i k * la btftfey |if#n (»♦ ar# •ti# * . nun'll* I p-unH i'p-'irl ll«itt.. ! Bfitlh IIDf af L o t 1 Hi# M P. Hjdi mill t*a i m t l u i i f t1•n* -1 N carde # with Fti lien iha #i>ifp.rd, P le n a , KKath.r'f M d llla n In Alta mb ni* lh* tn lh# Cntmlv fl^ ’ in rtf pem m ul# r »unlf /’ .##)•€ lt e a u le - •-einnii»*|rpn*r . room on MarrK IT. ■ rtlraa . <• • w i l l " o f M f . f l , Ibr I 't u n it I’ ouri llo u - a at man. fik.na. Ilrttr.| # f i uiirila* I»‘. » #t l.#o r XI. or at O'M.h (h.r*. f r ! 1 #• !» > . l i a r f h I?, I?#*. •i*»nev« tif Famtaul# i S n n t i Ftnf* «M .f #■ itiiiillilf n u iU V X 'is w e l l U U 1II1K u m i n i n e , u t i u c i m e new u v v iic io m ij i yO U M . f n o l l a P r l w ftiun thb pry#, T h f i*t»yh|jf I'u n m iia iim f r i « r v i « •nt a it . i t a a p a w m . n t E a . l lo lha tight !•• « n # m l «|| tii.lt IK H I E I IMI I I I I III HI- Ol* 1 1ISI I)*, | f i'iu iifa |o itifi# the f llitm lit# Ikuard ol 1‘o'iniv t'.mml*«lanan *it*cf|i*t I i»fui**rt> M l Ir.iiu*tiUit • i n . lk«» t tin# t*f h . p l t ' i It ami fu ftiiar »tt*t %•- i m H i m » • MV I II #> rtilnol« Counts. z*i-*n*i# i l till I I I l III! I l l IK 4*r I * * * My • T o n n i M u SI f ilth, tl.* *• 11 aif#|i» th*- tn*r%t Si- John Krt't.r. rhalrman 1111 Mill •'ItkllKIII 11 IOI M l , ■All »*f #i-rit»a II•mmto,Ik tt*p1at »• •learrli Hi Hat llrt ti T. H a s# t l . • a i t l . In t width o f t f I m . IttU ah«M l>* \ « t t 4 h i a i Rmip |•i § • lO I I I I I I > » S » S l * n ,Vil*i| 11 I*. Il.rndon Jury 'Rights' Bill ’Virriirn ntw»i.vKt»i £ W Ernest R. Shumard Succumbs In Tampa Radiation Handbook LONNIE'S h Price Infant Dies In South Carolina ris RECORD RACK Exhibition Slated For Spode China SAN FO R D C IV IC CENTER PRESENTS Judge Joined fEm Florida Symphony Orchestra FRANK It’s Safe To Say That He's Guilty MILLER, CONDUCTOR IN A POP’S C O N C ER T PROGRAM N o Fooling: Around I M A R C H 10th 8:15 P. M. Runs In The Family ANNOUNCEMENT I 4 I I l! 1: i To our manv friends in Central Florida we jointly announce the sale and purchase o f the H. JAMES GUT INSURANCE AGEN­ CY by H. James Gut to Clarence L. Powel! and Hilda G. Powell o f Sanford. t k t t ft l * f f a l l i r p p r o w . ' i n t t t h t ll >0 dan* tn f t t l ' l . .m pltan ra nrtlh lha plant, •pfrtti.atlnna and watt, m a t . * Ihiib fu r# tuny on fit* In lit* i n H I r . o f th« T ow n V t . fh o f U-a tTiiwn or AllamoMt. f o r t*. a a, whtrh ’ t . t d plana, t p a i t f l i t i l u ’ • at.il '■• •t i i . . t » . h a w t-.bii t i . r a i . f . w ai>■pr fk td » y lha .a id T o w n Council •a t ci r ttlluta t h f Plant and t a * . c l l l r t t l s h t f » r raid p r o p o t . d Im. pra w m a nr. and tho T u n n t'oitm I o f lha T o w s o f Altanioui# S p r l o p . d o , a h.raht 4 .1 'laf. th* n.p< .« tty for thb tmprtik* tpbnt. «,r « * tj t h o r a u i h f t m . •* *r<ir*>*id, at * til m a n p.MU- t . pr i.ui*n< HE IT r e t t T H E H B E t O E V E P ) Tha i t m t t l D M t i t l n r i not a t . . c t a f t h f T » a n t y t h o u . and and •» • >!*• f I f t . t t a a*t P .lla r a t. h . r . h b authoriiait tn yotfar lha . u.t o f p a t l t p and Ip*r4 aurfa.tnn o f lh* ■ahovb rii*p*T|P. t • horattf hfa r. * in ** width . f St fart amt St fa* v f t l . d k a l t d , which t a i l auin ' » lh* t o u t ■••Imau't r » t l o f th* , f * ! d I m p r a w m .n t t that iwn. thtrd a , t f IS* t n lt rt coat t f aald I m p i t * * itn.nt ahall ha a t * tM * d f t a l n . l all i p r o p . n t a h n t i t o f and f i r m i n g up* ■* h lhal p .r iln n o f ; ■ haw htg»i p it t A ' . n u r t 'u m tl o Inttr**' itnn wtih Stain t l . a d t i t S . H S l o lh# f - u i h r i f h t . • o t > » t > Im* nf r p i t t . n i i . In • a width a f I t »* »ti T o r . i* A w n u # rtpim I a Ihlaratrtltti w it s > l t l . I t . t d <M Narlh t* n.a South r lp h t- o f wav lira nf K u o S u r a l , tn a width m } » f.. |p i It' lly Sira.* t r o ’W l i t I n l t ' t " • 1lot. n llh l l i r m i t a Trail kv.al > in is * I n ia r a .b ii.n o f Ad alfl d * ‘ Orly* t f t w id th o f t t f o i l 1 A 'P lild * lit ti * ftntn l i t Ini ar • t . o t l t n 0 111, t l o lly S i r . at Vorlt, • In |K# h u r ts >1*h i - n f . w ay 1ln« o f I ' l i t u v Piraai, t* a width nf :• f u l l C S f f f y Piraat f m m Ilf Inlay. • aarli.n with Adalald a P r l . a n i r l In I t * Imyrayrttpin o f I f . u n it. Trail, in » w ld 'S o f !• U*i P ars f i t . a f.nni |i. intara*.' lla * with fia t* H o ld II* Jforth. a fi.iiPi.p . « r M l .1 fa .r tn a width . f : * n o ; ■i f f n d k i t w A w r o i . fr om It# Is* t a r a t r i l * . with U t i i U n d %**. B* L t d l* t h f I V *.t koun . T cw s.h .s » 4 ■*■*■.• *• R **l. t* * wi d th i f I t fa ft i I t f i . r l y P r l . a I r a n th* Suuih Jin# o f toil | Jtln.li p. |hb ■noth l in t * f toil I. Ml'-, h P. M flk a tt A d dlllok m A ll*. m t m t ■sr lofft . t* a wi d th * f S M f»»1; Ma»■Bella Drl>* from tt . *w« #«i.«inr #•*>».-.* **.». i , tho \v.#i tin# uf >1111, , O r llt r u d h r Clark t*viMiah r a t r u a r y S l r i i f i \l»r«k :• • i ’»* • ________ DA EMON n III.*-A * r-JtCkiallut,, 1# l i t I uhii Mf lit#' I hhni* J m«Ir r. •#MUpld I *itdM|y, M i l r t*f l lutlM . I# (*»ttlsa t# I n i t (h r C i i s l f **f IIIIIITIIA X. K C a l l . I P l l k« * »••) I IA Al. AMI It i: Vot|p« la b#t«to> # 1%•n f b t t lift Ja r*i#R- •■! Mill, un I tie M m .}• v a»f atAfctow I l* M l * i*f#*etit tt |ti» Ifmii '•!*!• i'"iiii|v Jutifct i f it"* IKI Kill • |"*»ItIt1 »„, I' f fart I• Ilia 1111n 1 r #iar n. mc<*r*ynt ami #• 1.1 *r ui «r i»r th# l . a u u nf it I. ri • TIIA A K l FTt.lUt .1# T**rd # f at aald l l m , ih*n and ihrr * n**-* ■ I ip lh a lla n l# lb# a«lil Ju.iut (ur • fi nal aatttemtnl »*r ht* atimlnlp. iraiioii nf ••id #«ia|e •mf fur an or de r ilia< i.ar f l i .# Mm •• #uch K iriA lnr I >•*•»! th im Ilia i:t H d « » e f ) « S t u a r r . A t» l».% fla if im n d i: !'»>% A* 1; m#. Mlrtf a f II • „ , »if IIM ITH A A. h i . n u t: 11# i «•• ftl • I ' M . K J M t t l J l* # <.,t HAIIT U ’ ltH AIM. a F l . u w n ; # Deft iidanii w lfg •«< h#rg . t r r t q . f r f n , •rt ie * ja 4 a^aaia*4 t l H s « l l t U ( 8t . u 4 _. DAY b N IG H T P A N E L R A Y HEATING I'll I fl III gHi l -aa* * NO hot ceilings A O l l l l III M i l l i l t » ‘ % # 4 t » : Nolle# Ii ||er«b> l i n e n that I J I# 11 t»i#y, a b « r i f f «»f Hf Rilftata i ’rtUfilj, Fl* rt i i , kifulrf at:"! by %Ir - , lur *tf • n r It nf | t # fu ll» ll M U ' lufuf# ICHUfJ imi *>t th# •bail# * NO special closet space necessary * NO long • sipetulvs dnets Th* flnnat Irp* of wfnler comfort •Mill*i • ft in the a ia ii n it# ! r4 H•* .hIks J#%il 1. 11tl "«| |h« frtl SOUTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. Coillit) t «r U r-4 1 1 4 l'il'# tf xv b# m land frttt*' "1 belli# In StmlUMl# •rift* |n n It • k - a feel f#9 t «ti4 \ 49*1.1 F in Itl# SkV •or ne r 1 •hin t lie* save 1*2 S t.fp irt A rt. a u t o I t ' l l » I t n v I»»el all AMI WIf A % | A Mi l I I»1 t l ' * UiO#A O l h i A t k M O r t llfS A P V U m iO l i Q 1 Mlett-i H |l no f u t s Oaif »h*r 1 s t i f n f s i *Ht*rr *il| | got 1441 ntonihlj IK» II womKiX Thu iMtudn til tarqiog <harfn. J leiiostJ is H O W Sh«p isum.r <i***n d sn ) YOUR M OW ( R i 9«i*a%*C o D. (las-a**r l l l i u m I! M il f u l l • t loH^ (*»'r*l If* *•• ••! ' i rtsrnri wnwrr l U n m is I ) U»*«| I j . g<it Ur. ^ .M w * ta till -,■.,*- # | i M i -OHi U for :g;*4 (*.ntL .TKS’ SELF-PROPELLED (OSZUI All THISC OUMITf fUlUtlt S O.'ik iK#i*|.. odjwi'.X!* StilU.f twakn-IV* m JW-. * y S fp*« m k » «-»d, Ifpnwd l*a*l t u p .u 'i JI*. I'tJ • I w » - # i» v » .ii.» a » l 111 ll #.#•! •'..«, m^.P.d •a I’.tl wKooli. 0.1.1 #*G" BE IUXE 92-INCH ROIAIY MOWER IRISH 4 STRATTON 1 R.P.4 (T(ll IRRINI u.nk ia *l 9 a * bfW.Af* IffA l.lfd I .." * * • I* •*•* *>■•• « I « l i. FO U M iNTHtADABVNmf GAT0R%^ LUMBERCo fAit11 tit «•«| M . i» ml \ W* %* ( .'Jlom lt. ■ \ • kv *d t.-M l da; ad ( ’Mias ■ Ml il*.- " f *<••#■; Mt» ‘ •e«K aioda f t •>*!• •>.<•t*0 *!*•«. M * K brttir wwWM#*- P h o n . SB J / I I I S a n fo r d jjC U M A t j lr t As our individual statement we thank Mr. Gut fo r offering us tho opportunity o f buying his business and we intend to try to deserve the patronage o f his policyholders and to preserve the good name he has earned over so long a time, we ask your sup­ port and solicit you r friendship. Mr. Gut will remain with the A gen cy as a Licensed Agent and without his help we would not attempt to fill his shoes. We have been residents o f Seminole County for many years. Clarence being with the Gulf Life Insurance Company for the past 18 years and Hilda with the First Federal Savings and Ix>an Association fo r the past 7 years and alreadv we know many o f the Policyholders o f the Agency, we h ope’to know you all personally in the very near future. Sincerely and Respectfully *■*•*•• is m • t .UtKi 8.1(4 #«, aste S h a t j* . * "•« •(. rtfip kai* i# *.«■'** w"#*» * * .- « l far M •IT-w***K«r prfWdwa. M CLouuutai Jt. &■ddlda J . fimusdl AV I A ll'.. B.nl, .,,1,8 w I m G ...w w r w w i al|ai*» 4 at d{. J • 11*8*0 US HAMDU r**r*H leng-jf is (gad un-** #akad iW**-* '11U 8 H l N i l l .As my individual statement I must confess that the burden o f operating the Insurance Agency Rusiness has become too much for me with the pressure o f other duties and responsibilities al­ though I have had the effective help o f my son James B. Gut which help I gratefully acknowledge and it is with both regret and relief that I surrender these responsibilities with my heart­ felt thanks to my friends. I will continue however a friendly int erest and will have my officesand duties at the same location. J 00 Dapi. F ill 9420M*s Izraes M .P ltuli J, A DOW N □ Ifm'Ntl pu' chI itik#>x Ol a*f#tf orttf for 94Saa i* >X#>k ar m l :t lf .- ’tu# l"i i-k 11 It Tw-n Tw.n Jr* Jtt t K t. ittt-Pme.UrJi DELIVERS S-p.7 M(p*t> tiKOfktt X#'f imp«rJ..ttl| # UKI » UI l ' I * ‘ f la i . 9* r :^ fA 2.82*1 \ FARM & HOME fOutPMiNt r<x half I NAIIONAllT j| k* *# twW<kVf'S " * » ’ «i>0 V.M CUMPAbT. %•' *4 m a y expect the same high type o f service and interest, and we jointly ask and hope fo r the continued support and patronage o f our friends. �% Mon. Mur. 2, 1959—Pig* 8 Wft 7~7-------- ■* Comedy F asliion Show Mr and Mrs Fre*l lisnst were' pleasantly surpnsrd Saturday evening *shrn a group of their Irtcnrt* arrived at their new home on Holden Lake for a “ House Warming" party. v •Highlights Party One of the m>*t inrentou* of don Stanley Her box »uil h < s Sa*uord parties wat fiven Friday la-burned of a grocery carton paint* afternoon when a (roup of women cil black ami featured white but­ fathered at the home of Mrs. T. ton* down the front V paper dolly uai useil to lorm a neckline anil F, McDaniel for a Comedy Fash her cartwheel hat « n ilrruralril ion Show and card party. i with a collection of odd shaped The show entitled, ‘'Disposable pill bottle* < ***" v >» I humorous ■ take Mr- II. rr " cir piloted around • ° r' ' rm i extreme *t>ir* and in a Chemise complemented with wa* written ami co-ordinated be a rloehe hot. Her drtss was elcvMr. Ray llrjilrn who also acted erly made o f a clothes hag and m the commrntalor. Mr* A J hrr rloehe was »n eyecatching Itrarken. st the plan* profiled irralion made of a *traw place ippropriat* munc for each mod mat edged with cup rake papers, cts promenade. |eaih Idled with a tea ba; A bus One c f the most ‘'outstanding" t|r effect wa* made with sugar fashions was modeled by Mrs. Cor tongs and lemon. Mr* lolin Morgan entered to •'>r mutie o f "Anrbors Awcigh" ard amused her audience with a imdil' d re.i alio laiiilonrd out of a doilies bag tier millinery wa* an original model made of * *tra-*- place mat rnrirrted with toy Imalt amt life savers She earner* a pair of binocular i K)Mi;m silt.IS I ASIIION MOIIKI.S. left t.» vighl. Mrs. Other models, in equally, "stun n.ng fashions." were Mr* James Al Iwo. Mi*. Hurry Weir, Mrs. Kuy Itnulm, Mr*. Juntf* rerwilllsrr, Sir* \l I re and Mr* Tcnvillicnr nml Mr*. Joi n M<117111. Itrlmv, Mr.*. (Jordon Mason Aiiarl.n Stanley. Mrs. M.itou Wharton, Mr*. A. J. iirucken and Mr* Fred v.ana* opened the show by introducing Mr* lltadcn Mrs. I ml Ciunas. who wore a “ lur piece" draped oi rr hrr sliouldrrs The "fur pu-er * was lathiunrd o( layers and lasers of *hredde<l SANFORD III. 1! VLB newspapers and hrr hat had once brrn a catalog hook. Ittr li.irrmrou- dialogue during the •ftrrnoon followed the pattern set I in ihr oprnins line* when Mrs ' lianas said to Mrs llradtn. "'O. my dear, what a Imcly neck piece—It should make M A SS!" —and Mrs llradrn modestly ad­ mit*. 'll ha* my dear, it ha*:'* Aller the laughter i.f the show the party settlrd down for an a f­ ternoon of card* with Mrs Itosa Itoylr winning the high award in llrtdcr Mr* Mason Wharton --on second anil Mrs W Craig was Ihinl In r.itnrs of S.Tibl le ira It F Whitncr, Sr. won first award Mrs licorgr Harden and Sirs Emmet I McCall presided m rr the MIlS. FIIEII ( J A N A S *ilier service In the dining room clowned with the .model* and trrtrd collie, cake and other in a 100 year old ImthiriK part) refreshments The table was suit with which she wore lovely with .* centerpiece of pink Mack mesh stocking* and tulip* and blue Iris'. This atrangr mrnt was awarded t< Mrs Hoyle tennis shoes. as thr first Hridge pruc Out of town guests attending Popular Course were Mrs B J Mostcr of Hay ANCHOR AtiF. Alaska (tT I< — City, Michigan. Mrs Holier! - Panning for gold it one of Hie if itloomfirld. N Y Mr most popular exlension cour*r* at Craig of Winter I’ ark. Mrs (he t’mveriity of Alaska Rov­ ert Wright of Savannah N. Y .. Running low oil tempting IJras try irlsp. lightly btuwnrd tea ing Instructors hold classes In 60 and Mrs Jack Really of Drraltrr, for T/ntrn menus? Ta e a lip atnJ;io<><l friit-r- whiiti tall fur el a towns in the near stale i Ca purated mill as a lustc part id tin- flitter bailer In add exit* mill n u trie n t* 1 u rn pitting the dish 1* a <|'inl . . a wink, always * mouth cheese -atler Hunk' In Ihr brttrr blinding qualities of n ajwiratril milk iMakr* almul 6 trivlngsi cup* all purpose lilsiull mix 1 Iraspoon irasnnnl salt I rgg J 2 cup 1small can 1 undiluted *-* aporali'd milk J table spurn* Iriuuii juur l 'i cups 1! J mmrr ian* froirn, lllwwril drained * oysters. Sanford's Modern Faint and Hardware Store chopped • eii|> grated iwrrui ■ cup <I" 11 rd chlxc* : tablespoon* ihopped canned pimlrnlo Fat or rut for trying Blend biicuil mix. seasoned sail, egg, exaporalrd mil* and lemon puce in Isis'. 1 Add ovslci*. * arrol. rhixrs and punirnto and blend <srll Bmp from tia'ponii min deep hot fat (3!3 F. 1. or into 1 intli hoi fat in fr*ing pan I r> I . to 2 minulrs Turn an>l fry o n oilier side Brain on alnorlwnl pa|wr Scr*r at om e with t Min utr 1 lie* 11 baurr ,3Popular Lent Fare NOW Open for Business TOOLS and BUILDING HARDWARE For Ihe Guilder, Carpenter, I’ainler FAMOUS-BRAND and Munir Owner Church Calendar MON II AY The Fserutive Bosrd meeting of the Women of the Tint Pres byterian Church will be held at 10 no a m. The Be** Seoul* of the First Presbyterian Churrh will meet al T.On p. m. The I'hilathra class of thr First I'lrshsirnan Church will mrei with Mr* W s Willis, 111 K Dili St . with Mr*. C. 1. Bed ding. *o hostess at ' B p m. Pinrcrrit Baptist Church Col tage Prayer meeting st 1 Jo p Joe Dennison Guest Of Honor 'lr* Joseph M Bennisnn cn u n iiccd with a part* Friday evening in honor of hrr husband who was observing a birthday Mr* Dennison nude the party a iionplrte turprite and wa* aid ed in this secrecy by Bon Howe and Kay Shoemaker who lured" thr guest of honor away while gurtt* filled the Bctmitnn * Wyn new nod Bnve home. Hursts were Mi ami Mr* Bon llowr \|r an<l Mts Kay Shoe makrr, Mr and Mrs F l Har per. J r . Mr. and Mr* Wilton Horne. Mi. ami Mrs Bill Cava naugli Mr and 'lr* I M Byes*. Jr. Br anil Mrs Fd Lindsey. Mr and Mr* Wade Tye 'lr and 'lr* Boh Billhimer, and <e*rral guests from Orlando whiili Inelud rd Br and Mrs Phil Mill. Mr ami Mrs Bon Hampton. Mr ami Mr* Jim Kimber and Mr* Nancy Jackson. Punch ami cake, and oilier par­ ly refreshments, were served dur ing thr evening Morning C offee Held Wt'rs o( officer* attached to FASKUX at the Naval Air Sta lion met at thr home of Air* II t Hamilton. Palmetto Street Fridas for an informal hour of coffer and conversation Hunng Hie 1 i. 1t %<imr ul the wises' worked on Hawaiian Iris fur 'be furthcoming Liiau. attending were Mra M l Burk* Mr* H S Tuswrll Mr* I. W \rklc' Mr* I.. S Larle. Mr* C Mr* William and M Mills, Stearn* .Mrs. I.eightly Hostess w J (.eighty. Country toad entertained with a morning party Friday. 'lr* lelghty served loffcr and doughnut* while her gue*t» entoy rd a Tupprrwrtrr demonslration Tho»r atlrnding were Mrt Mil liam |tcrno*ky 'fr* BunTailor Mr* lieorge Sire* Mrs laiyd Strickland Mr* Jne liibson. Mr* ".viler Muorr. Mr* Hank 'tcKin nry. Mr* Millie Meyer* and Mr* Marir Handy. Mr* 1 luh Dior Adds A Touch Christian Dior adds a fifth ‘’something" to the bride* ap pare!— pearl Irur.med shoe* and stockings Seed pearl motif* are hmd embroidered on the front instep of each storking and on thr vamp uf vhoes Called "B n dal Bouquet " the roordlnatcv ionic in lull fashioned and seam let* .amtalfont style* and rhsm pagm thadrs A dragging door <an often be NFW Y OR K t i l ' l l llaracorrected by tightening t h e burger* willi * hut diiyi liwik inakr tirew* of the door** hingt*. t ’ s pulled* giound It'll g o a long NAME TOOLS and H A R D W A R E Stanley Tools Sehlajje Locks True Temper 'Pools Marshalltown Plasterer's Tools 1 mil tulle hr* ( with ** Thai (tivew •'Top Value Firm in Slumps I>n I’ ur* h a - 1 * B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES 903 W. 3rd St. Quality- Merchandise Only . . . . At Fair I'ricea and the former Mm Cynthia Roumillat. A yellow and while rolor scheme was seen in the party deeoratwni. Spring flower* were med through­ O Hl the house and the dtnmg room out hie. entered with a gleaming yellow *ano cloth, was centered Jfl with ao arrangement of yellow i«d while flowers The renterpiece was flanked by white taprrl ln crystal candelihra Gufita. other Ihsn the honoree. '‘ rrf h tr *randm«thfr Mrs. r E. Roumillat. and her mother. Mr*. Franrt! F Roumillat Jr ; Mr*. R 7 Johnson. J r . and the Misses Charmion Milter. Fne Kratiert, Fdith Hanson. Mary Jane Flint. J*ck'r Hern. Joyce Benton. Con­ nie Brown, Judy Ludwig, Jrannte Robson, Ann Behrens, Libby Brown. Helen Price, llarhara Co Wrt. Franret Strickland, Marilyn MeBanlel. Kai lie*. Merrill Philips. Knsr Kratterc and Aub­ rey Rolger Mia* Anne Allen attisled thr hosietsei with the entertainment. Dining And Dancing For VAH -9 Squadron Officer* and iheir ladle* nf V.AH 9 met at the Air Force Base Officer'* Club in Orlando. Salur day evening, for dining and danrIng. Thu was • party send off" for M NF officer 1 as they soon will be leaving on a 'shake-down cruise". )J. Floyd Rlinard wa* in charge nf parly arrangements. Lightweight water *ki< »r» now being made out af aluminum. Sanfurd Furmrn * Ladies' Aux diary will hatr Ihrir monthly The N .v.j,,* futm th« laigait inrellng Monday etemng al Sla Indian itilse in the L'nited States. Hon Nu I All members are urged In al Ihr nation » first natural gat |Pm| j|)r tuvllury will present I wrll wa* .frilled In 1*21 st Fr* , |(fn (hr SlJ|,on I dnnia, ------ N. . *V. ■ DO Y O U . . . feel tired hersase nf hard floors! TRY CARPETING Feel ike difference! ESTIMATES FREE SANFORD I.INOLEUM A TILE CO. 11* W. I ll Ml. F.\ I 3211 T O !)A Y S PICTURES ARE TOMORROW’ S TREASURES — W ieboldt’fl 31* B PARK CAMERA »R O r AYE. THIS W EEK ONLY SPECIAL EXHIBITION SP ODE ENGLISH BONE CHINA SEE The latest dinnerware patterns from the Spode Works in England. J f [ Examples of Spode that are still in de­ mand after a hundred years on the mar­ ket. J f [ Pieces of Spode from the Spode Museum including unusually elaborate jeweling by C. J. Dcaville, a Spode artist, and the beautifully painted Service Plate used by J. P. Morgan in his London residence. fa s b iu n e d < c u p * h o p p e d onion, 3 t ea sp oo n* salt, *# tea s p o o n pepper anil t cu|i t o m a t o y u iir Shape into A fm g ri*. I l l by 3 t n i h r s . and p l a c e o n broiler r a r k ( o r S tnrhts f r o m heat sourte Broil A minutes, lu r n and broil 5 m i n u t e s more f o r m edium dflnrne** S e r v e nn ho t ilng b’lnv SEE ^ special display showing the steps in the underglaze decoration of Spode Imperial Earthernware. N O W SH O W IN G O P E N 12:15 n ia tc h f. wrrr held at Fir u n it y can now hr ti an*nutted across country al MJJW Volts infurd f ,i * h At Rowell Home the Newport, II. L, Laatno in 1AAI. Famous LUCAS Paints Supply Supper Party cup Ihr fir*l national tennis rham- Building For Recent Bride uncooked rnllrd uat*, q u i c k or old pionsh ip The Only Each couple armed with a env ered dish for the supper that was enjoyed later. The tianase* also were presented with patio furnl Mrs Blck Aiken and her dau|h lure from their friends Those taking part in the "hou*e 1|rr, Mis* Bian Aiken, were hol­ warming" wrrr Mr and Mr* teti lo a miscellaneous shower Benjamin Wigsin*. t>r and Mrs Thursday r*enmg honoring Mrs John Morgan, Mr and Mr* Harr* Weir. Hr and Mr* liordon Stan Robert Johnson, a recent bride. ley. Hr. and Mrs. Vann Parker, Mr and Mrs Birk Allen* Mr and Mrs James Terwtlliger M r A o m d L and Mr* A. J Itrarken, Mr and ( p e A Mr* Ralph Brans and Mr and He* and Mr* U V Holrmuh Mr* thsrle* Bowe* of Baylnna Hearh, and thr Misses Judy. Itfia ami Shirley Kinard. nf Pahokee Fla , were week end guest* of Mr and Mr* W C. Hatley and .on Hilly The young Iadir« «err a Inn that *ang al thr Churrh of find of Prophecy Contention which darted on the The home of Mts I M Rowell, :ith Jr . Oak .Avenue, wa* the scene Mr* t.erlrudr Slrwarl n tinl r*f a party Friday evening when a group nf women from V.AII A ing her daughter. Mr* B S Til squadron mrt thrrr (or a to*ered let '1 r» Stewart 1* from New a gon, Maine dish supper, One member of the group. Mrs Mr* Mar Cloud. Mrt Frlna V K Boyd recently returned Painter .mil Mr* Marjorie Bryant from a trip abroad, told of hrr spent Ihr wrek rnd In Miami interfiling rvprnenees and during Mi* 1 \ La**rente of Waco, Ihr rvrnmg picture* of the Mr Trxat arris ed Saturday for a Jitrrranran area uctr shown visit with hrr daughter. Mrt Ho Those conlribuling to the supper grr Miller. It Mslier and ton were Mt» II II Osborne. Mi* 'll and VIr* Robert Slevenv 1 O Bonnaud. Mr* I. 11 Hoop, of Alexandria. Va . have re Mr* H F Ottrrholm, Mr* R. F Farmer. Mr* P S llarward. tinned after a visit here in the Mr* H I. Ollara. and mother-j home of vir* John dirtier. inlaw. Mrs Frieda O'Hara, Mrs J W laft. Mr* J W Jtthnsun, Mr* J tl Langford. Mr* T F. Audubon Society Bid in an Mi* lirorgr hauler, Name ( ’hanged Mr* II W Kennedy. Mr* II F Ihr Seminole Audubon Society Brarolpli. Mi* T F Lee liner, Mrs. A!C I’rentn Mrs D A mrt ret ently for their regular Ortmann Mr* I H Bailey. Mr* mreling wtlh Mi*s lluih Marshall, B F Auslln. Mrs It I. Conn, of "inlet Par. as thr guest Mr* F S lloteplaii Mi* F W speaker Ml** Vlar»liall ga*e an Inlerrsl Fooie Mrs v H Boyd. Airs T. F William* Mr* D T. Luponc, in* tall on her lour nf the Canbl-ean ami showed t-rluttful picand Mrs B J Brough. lurr* of Ihr Islands of Jamaiel, Haiti and t'urrto Rico liuring Ihr mreling a new club Noil Altman wa* alto formrd li i* railed To Ik* Speaker Raid Faglr Club' and anyone Jayrrr Wives' Club will meet basing a bald head or itlxrry pale Monday, eight o'clock, at the “ eligible for admittance on home of Mra Kay Shoemaker on P»>nienl of $1»» which is a lift Willow Avcnur Co hostess* will mernlierihlp. If Ihe candidate has no gray hair the fee Is *3 00. The lie Mrs William Klcinfrtlrr. A board inert tog. at seven money raised from this rhib will o'clock, will prrtrdr Ihe regular lie used for research work nn the Raid Fagle whirh It hemming an meeting rximet bird liuevt speaker will be Nell Alt Al Ihe requ rt l of the Male A11 man from Neil * Hair Hesjgn Stu­ Hulmn Society, a motion was made dio that Ihe name nf Ihe Society he changed In ' Seminole Chapter of the Florida Audubon Society". Urn To He <«iven HninhiirKcr On Dog wa Black tC’ Decker Power Tools Amerock Cabinet Hardware Surprise Party Given !Party-Shower Given FA 2-7898 Reversing the t -.11m- may im­ p in 'e a flux <-cent light that ha* grown dark 1* m e end. K PaJ O M *C ’ RIDE-INI T H E A TR E TOM li: A r i ’ F M lW SV(UHI\(. a t i.n a A i» .w AMI) t . R i m i l l In "ONIONHKAD” nus \t *.w> I RIB Alai All lilt \Y B H R 011 IY a h i j i M . in "QUANTEZ” Wc cordially invite you to come in and see this outstand'S O M l C f t M l WUHHIWC T i c 'u o t e i i * ’ COitX II 1\-IJJV1 fl!l UilWCT M Feature: I :II7 • 3:13 * 6:1!) 8:35 Admiwwion Fur Thin Attraction MATINEE: NIGHT Aifull* • 70c Adult a • 80c Student a 60c Mudenla 60c Adult Entertainment ing display. Whetheryou come to select a distinct pattern of Spode or just to enjoy the exquisite craftsmanship and fine quality of Spode, you will be most welcome. Will. E. 112 8. Park A rt. Kader, Jeweler FA 2-13M tf �•* . . / , * REW RITfMAN' Washington Calling VfHINK liLCHAKQE] T H IS O N E T b o ; orters {[■ ' .IT Join Hands In Drive iI m IFocal / h-.iI Mipportcr* aupportcr# of the .Sanfbnl-Titimvllle .Sanfonl-TituavilU- Canal be­ l*chove thi» project would take Sanford and Seminole County n lonjr way down the road toward economic trrcHtnciB. They are determined to .-ell the U. S. Corjw of Knjflaeera on the .need for the canit!. Hiliulied on ihe canal lute Lent year, the local «rou|> "„'JW i.c puahintr for cowl rue lion o f the I State t anal, already approved l» the Corf.* of Knidncer*. Once thia waterway hecotnca a reality, the Snnford-T ilu<\ Hie t anal will Ucome much more than merely feasible. It will become By Marquis CkIM* ' • ocrsiion of Macmillan* *Dit to' went to the spending of vr*»t »um* WASHINGTON — Returning mike i denunciatory political for i nuclrar deterrent thit might from hit viln million to Motcow ipeech blnlirs the Weiiern po*l- not currently deter in 'le w of th* the migmtude of ihe task eon- lion. Macmillan now appear* to great advance* recently demon, » '■% g fronting Prim* Minister Harold br committed to a showdown on strsted b> the Sowct Lnion in Macmillan cannot bo exafifrat- Berlin (or *hieh a comldcrable rocketry. While, In the> atmospher0 >v» cd. So much, both at home and part of British opinion u not of complacency — if not indif. r* * abroad, had been watered on that only unprepared but extremely fcrcnce — prevailing in thin mluion. reluctant. country the Sox let • lunik shot before May of two Macmillan what u more end more appar- beyond the moon *;cm» to h u e amt hi* Conicrvsiivn government Pnt to Briton* ii lhat Macmillan bad btlle tiled here, n had a mu*l go to Ihe country in an ha* put virtually bit whole Make powerful impact on opinion in ■EVERYBODY election on which a great deal on ,hP poilcy of interdependence Europe. turn* for the We»t. The Labor wllh the United Slate*. A phase The cmoequcnce* of a J-abnr party i« confident that if the elec- 0f lhl, mtrrdcpendrnce flared up t'i r , > ' »ctor> in l.nsiand can b# lion were held today Labor would m debate in the Houae of Com- foreseen in )u»l one plank of the win by a liveable numbe- of lll0„ , u h,le Macmillan wat m *-»bur plilform. The party fav. *cat*. Objective Judgment put* R u .,,, vviih Labor allatkir.g and1or* admiiiion nf licit China me Contrrvat.ve chance* at the me ,„|Plnn voice of the London Ihe • nurd Nalioni. If Britain in very be»t at So M). -llm r, riu rd ,n ad nomtoiy warn <h*' 1 N- Awrmbly voted for The reaion i*. quite almply. ,P1j ,t involved the Brituh defente bringing in China toe thin b;rricr 'B o u t j mounting unemployment. Abcjut po.mon un nuclear mi**llei. in the Cniitd State* ha* held thu* MO.OCS) worker* are unemployed. Ducontent and dutruit have r»r again*! the Red* wvuld at* roughly three percent of Ihe to- |„ng mouldered over the dccition ,M0' 1 ccrtmal* crack, hcvrrat tal labor force, tn the marginal nf Minuter Duncan San "c .ie r it Luropcan power*. New diitrlrl* the domeitlc i»iue —Job ,jVJ ,0 r, |y ,,n q,p American In Zealand and perrtap* Canada If MACH *llrring memorte* of the |rrmediatr ranse Thor rocket, would follow thr British lead It I* poittblr that Khruihchrv, grim day* of the dole—would n , P I]riti«h have ell *lru*ted it* tramcend the foreign i»iue. _ accuracy and they have been ur deliberately calculating the di*. But if the minion to Moicow happy over Ihe need to build It (uptive effect of the Berlin r n . i ^ , decided to let Macmillan come tn hail lo-rn even an atmovpherie mto a Jived poulion. »ucce>* Ihe iltuallon would have When Utiorilr John Mraney. Moicow in order to get the fnsid ad a different look. The oppor v |,o would be Sertrlary for War treatment in perion. What hap­ .unity glittered alluringly. With in a Labor cabinet, wa* in Mach- pened wa* no accident. And now Secretary of State John Toiler in-tun recently he had a »harp ,hrPrime Mmlitrr return* to Duile* Incapacitated the W o t wa* irgumrnt A|t|, l nj , r .sc fr r ;ar) „f face a public that had allowed ready in welcome a new ipoke* Drfmw Donald Muarlrv thief Jur * morornt H* hope* to n>e. man It wa* not that Macmillan ,pon»or of the Thor, Strachey in would have relumed with any ttlJI [lrll(!lh l(. „ , |hul(rj C A L I. nonnnvr alsvut 'pesce tn our lh j, w rol0U,e| tr,|u,r,d to time But the hope had hern (lrr „ 1P Thor Q lljrlfl , J)d ,np that III. villi would further a Ion; „ mf w|| im, |5 minulc, Tnr negotiation and from that the d,rffrfncr „ %lu, , lntr , m„ pro.prrl of at lea.t a truce tn , llp (<plrrrpnt „ t, u to l)p!pr thr cotu Har. . . mull he capable of being launch' l-remter hhru.h.hev choir the rd bpfor( , , urpri>r lUaek wipf, Kveniue* FA 2*75(d) out thr miiiile bate*. Sandy * recent white paper on defence declared that the Thor* were being u»rd merely for train­ ried the defiant air of a juvenile offered gallantly to do a him Rrtif .1 C»%t ing purpove* while Britain* own delinquent Thai I*, he did until *elf. Blue Strok rocket 1* in prepara, V ic Knhellu. A ct. hOI F . lit the moment he *al down Then The*e Brooklyn hoodlum* are lion. Bui the emit of thr debate 2m the magic of that caucut room rfriainly polite. Take whal hap The third annual drive for the — ____ m _____ _________ hot *eat look over. «>r. perhap* pPnpd thr pitiful rale ______ of Sid- National Voluntary Health Agrn more accurately. It wa* that ma«k npy s iu |, an Innocent Juke box cie* and the federal Service glowering at him from operator from up that way. Joint Cruiade i* nearing the half Iwhlnd the chatrman'a teat A ^aul'a face wa* »o battered by "*>' *1 S»n^ortl Naval nervouter thug you've never t(irfe lhu£> m , ,haktdown that Alr Station, ,<,rn si* note wa* lient Into Ihe *hapr Although no total of the con He grappled for a cigarette. „f , hor*e«hoe tributlon* ha* been announced, (JUT AGENCY then a matih II took him four Ji^y and hi* brother, Larry, official* *tatrd that Ihe leader* 312 E A S T I'lllST STREET Die* to get that match and ciga diwreditcd union nrgantirra with * rf bard at work, contacting perretie together III* left hand pu»h , , lr(n|£ o{ np#r|j. M , rrPIl,, WPrP »onnel and pu*hing the drive I'H O N K FA 2-1151 cd nut and fumbled for Ihe glait r l ||pt, ,n ,n Pi p|lin |hP a**aull Each leader il reipon.ihte for «*b tray. And thti la where my on Siu, tlut unJpr 04lh , hp). volieiting rontribullon* from ap il. JAM ES GUT JAM ES B. G t T trouier* came In wouldn't talk. Kach looUMhe fifth, proxlmately W per»on- They will s Aartoc. III* ilutlering finger* mi»*ed rvtn cm queition* like, "Are you prepare tally threU which will Ihe Iray and hi* hand rra«hcd a physical coward?” b*t name* of person* contacted, against two full water gliue* Rut, ftr»l on the ttand wa* but not the amount contributed In fvrrythm* - - the a*h tray and Saul Hr described the beating dtvldually. water gla»*e» — ihaltrrcd In a by the three hood*, allegedly The annual appeal will continue heap on Ihe red velvet carpet benchmrn of Joey the Blonde. until March t5, with nn dollaeIce water cascaded over iny The gangiter* lured Saul to a ■od-ernt ficure *et for the goal brand new create lunrheonrttr to demand a piece of. The only goal lhat ha* been *el That fellow wa* all .hook up. Sauf* bu.me*. When the Juke ' '* IOlJ t>rr rrnl participation by Ituth Wait, chief dark of the bo* operator balked at handing '*,r per.onnrl of NAS Sanfor-!. cnmmlttre, came hy to clean up over l.Vw, they began punching ' the mru, and Joey the Blonde him. The 'luce f.rne*t (Kippy) *J*W(J L o C O l N u T S C S 1 f ilucomu, Gharlei I’ anarrlla ami t Duirn Tullo, all with Sing Sing ( j g f A s s i g n m C n t S tecord' d of tliatfroubltaomt Two nurse* from Sanford have They pummelled him until hit load. Coniolidata your no*e and month tiled. “ With been appointed to serve on enm milter* of the florida \ur»e* outstanding obligationt my grandchildren love them anil that.” .aid Saul. "Panarella orihiiinb Ihrir lillle pink no*e* al tiered toffee fur our tahlr." Aftrr Association, arronlinr to an an Into a tingl* loan. Hoi alio Alger and the W'liard of Saul aoirihrd hi* haltered mouth, noumemrnt made by Mr* Idalyn Or, ihry gnl In healing him again G l.awhon. Tampa. I’ rrsidcnt of florida Nurtc* Atsoeiation. F A S T .5 E R V I C I q Mr *rr going In he reali*tir "Then Panarella ordered more Mr* Mary D, Drlyrnt -'ill *nd q UP |,fr we rnighl develop coffee ** »„inP ,torir* about tern age gang The politrnr** of tlio*e hood* serve on ihe commltier on promowan, organilrd deitrurtlon nf dldnl slop therr 'The other two lion of program, public relation* pruperty hkr invading and wreck left," Saul .aid By then, not and mrmberthip. and Ml** Tran­ Uig a school, drag racing or out- only wa* hi* note bent l' shaped, ce* McDougal will serve on the .marting Ihe dumb cop*. In the but blood pouted from hi* ear* committee on building fund* and cloving chapter the fund parent* " I ’ anarrlla reached ovrr and plan* j i, ^COMPLAINS ABOUT ..•l ■"'^Juhn Krldcr, proldeitt of the Florida Waterways Com* iiittce. was impressed by the solid support yiven his rrtoup iiv Florida's dclcjrntion in WashlnKton Inst week. The conjrrrsslunnl delegation pledged it - nupport of the primary waterways project in the state, regardless "f where they i K '. y . t ,. are tociiled. ■- Krider, managtr t*» »ue t hambet* ■*( oinnietet and *3 M r chairman «»f the < ounty Commission, -aid the t 'mss State Ii Canal is the key to the waterways system In the state. He *aid that once this caltal is completed, other projects will fhllnw. The Cross State project will make other* necessary, including the opening of the St. Johns front Sanford to the jjif*m w ,-hiiiford-Tilusvdie supporters m vision the "arrival” of i,ford as n major inland i*»rt when liarges ply the St. Johns from Jacksonville to the Atlantic. Kstablishment of a top-notch inland port here would benefit nil of Florida, hut Central Florida and Srininnle Co.nty in parliculur. In nddition to the strictly n muonic features of the can­ al. such a development vvuultl o|a?n the way for wholesale .|tc rent [on and honn building along the St. Johns. The area from here to Titusville now is underdeveloped. Opening of the stream to navigation would correct this. t The Waterways Committee and the congressional dele­ By I II Kalriba WASHINGTON — I »uppo*e gation are to he commended for their hard work and fore­ sight, They deserve the sup|sirl o f all in their efforts to that hood from Brooklyn won't romlder paying the charge* for achieve complete development of tlit* stale's waterways. having my irou.rr* prcitcd. May # £5- ‘ 1-1, # THE WEATHJETP gu ry v o a o DV HERTZ^ FA2-7723 Assignment Washington People Should Decide Hep. .Mack N. Cleveland Jr.. Seminole's senior legislator, thinks that the people of Florida should decide the question of whether to close public schools faced with integration. We concur with Cleveland's stand hi this matter. O ft ice Jinidrrs, elect hi* and appointive, are sup|N)sed to represent the views of th e m ajority. Cleveland does not Ihi ik that a few should make a do* cialon which would involve, directly or indirectly, every Florida citizen. His views apparently are shared hy quite a few fellow legislators. Cleveland's aland is commendable. It represents, etude well, the once-acreplrd belief that a public office is a public trust. Florida Symphony Here On March 10 The Hon,l» Symphony Orrhritri, eondurted by frank 'Idler, will lie In Sanford #t Ihe Clvlr Center, Tur»ilay March It*, ai s IS p. m with irlrclion* limn Soullt Pictllc, M* l air Idtrty, Oklahoma and Ihe imt»lc of Leroy Adder il |f f t i HERTZ 1 General Insurance H. JAMES CARRYING TOO MANY BILLS? Too Late To Classify It) But.rll K*> According t>» thr Male Libra nan, Dr Dornlhy Ihald. no «rlf requiting library tlinuli! give *hrll room In »uch liook* a* the wm. Tho Sanfmd Kecrralion Ihpait llurallo Alger *erir*. Thr Wiraril nf lh book*, Tom Swill Ihe llohb mrnt I* ipoi.ioring Ihe ap|<earanre of the So piece orchrtlr* try Twin* and Uncle Wiggle) un with the hope* o| making it an Ihe ground* Dial *urh hi-ik* arc annual alLur tor Sanford. The poorly wnlirn. unlrue to life, sen pew < ivir tenter lu* only hem saliona! and fiuitl*ldy vrntlmrnlal filled twice m It* *hort hitlury, Wlulr Dr Ihulu * tuggrvllon rnmt recently with thr appear­ won't aiuute jiiv trrluu* ohjec- could riplain lhat they Just could- •traighienrd my tie." th» victim lion from Ihe younger generation lit underitand It became Jimmie *aid. " lie railed for a wet towel It ha* Mured up a hornet * ne*t wa» alway* a good boy. he went and wiped lilond off my face ' front Ihe oldtlcr* wlni were to rhurth, made good mirk* litTlie three lliugt ilhln‘1 appear kJtrjaa hrmiglil up on »tu h honk*, con tchool and never really got into at the hearing They’re undrr In IIOVVN Arnowi tider Ihern top* fn- rhtldrrn trouble. dirtmrnt In Nrw Aork So their 1 t'nadoin I. Synthetic In Ihi* fa*l moving world of The .lory of Jonah and thr allegrd ho»* trprr*cn'.»d them on ruby h. Slirpheid ladio, lilevi.lon and *pacr roc- Whale, Thr Three Hebrew* in the the hot leaf •dial • a. Add 3. Mark* as kite, lade in trailing change* firry furnace and Daniel In the I don't tee why Mr*. Walt did S. Ituinrd out ••langl paid mill hnih rhildren and adult* and l ion'* Den are ralhrr hard to n't make him clean up that m ru to, ttkin 4 lit for* It it difficult for (hr older genera- *q»*rr with Ihe realistic ami the of glass If Ihnte swaggering hood opening* 3. Mtimpean lion In understand and arcepl Die Irue in life, hut plea** Dr Dodd luma gel any rennuter in fronl II I'nil of tounlry fa ,l don't banitlt that Book even If nf Senator MrCtetlan, I'm going v eight (I Mualral When t wa* a youngflcr *.o tr it i* poorly written and difficult in attend Ihote hearing* wearing I it IXi'anl mtlrument of my happirst hour* were spent l° undrrtlaml ranva* pant*, t u liflu 'i V iiitr It Tow aid tn* 7. Unit of trading Mger liook*. Or Inmka 31. float* incurred work and ntlirr* of Ihi* type. I cannot 37. Hpeak a »id# 8. Showy help but feel that I am deeply 13. Kxrlamatlon 3(.Travel flow ft* n Metal to frighten 37. Narrow la Ntgattv* Imlrhtrd In Horatio Algrr fur Un n Objeettva 37. Kettle Inlet reply It. bhup* plaining in my young mind totiml 2!». Take* tail 3». Paulo, 17 Imtiunaty 13 1'iay. idea* and ideal* that liatr served It* Conifrroua 30. Avoid Braid thing in* well through life tree When adversity struck our fam ­ • a* 7 o ' '/ s i 10. Wage* ily and I w«* forced In quit t / ■1 % S|, Wa -I v vcltoni and go In work I menially i'ii i •I peitnmal i became an Alger hero 1 fell no SI Malicleu* falte pride or tliamr al Ihe tl T~j Jl Top military V lliouglil of shining shoes and actlofficer* t A mg papers. I arrrptrd a* truth I« Girt a mm* it. t thr belief that tu eem had to be Aid A ■ • 1 37 Haaradan rarnrd, lhat it wa* nccc»*ary to % “I •trite In sorert'd. 1 accepted a* A l :» '.‘willed Va fact (tip thought Dial Justice and v ‘ fabric 4A lair play, honesty and Iruthful.. A V 29 Mate nrv* were c-stenlial lo happiness kangatoos % itf )/ In school I struggled with 37 At hi me " f vangrllnc.” "Thanatoptli” and L % 31. Hum'iv Id Ii .i li 1 " Lady of the l.ake” ami I haled 33 Char if* them iTrhap* koine benefit acLandt j* -r J4 ' ciued from reading the*e cla»*ic» 7.x Wadmg bird hut I ihin'l know where or bow. 3*. Ponder I* 1* If 3* ft*h net Ihe fantasy of thr W'irard of 40. Velluw fever >4 •4*9 Hr appealed lo my Imagination mn*quito a* did Die Tartan Iwsok*. They Wl 41. father* 4* helped lo give me an open mind '■ IL 41. Metallic thil was wtllmg lo accept moat A rovka }■ :n anvihing a* jHistiblr. t'ertalnly riding a rurkrt to thr Moon or Montlny, March 2 , 105!> Pdoling a space snip In Marr was Page 4 All. Nall. Hank Itldir. —- Sanford the height o f fantasy in the 1900* tl.IMM n il . '<•%*. i.air-e a*4 I’nMl**** but they are true to life today. r «*«.<• w. iviirn . JN.. **•■■•!■■ i:aii-r fladiii, television, the atomic M i l 1 V J. I I UIIVU. I 4 l l l l l l l * r Maaaarr tia n iv it i« \ v J i t * w t . vv IMVK I! >uhmiimr filed my imagination t i l * l.ailur »«ln e I'Jllwe year* ago when they were the I'a k lllk ,* llall* e i r e y i k t l a r J a r . *■ • 4 *1 , aa* I k i l i l o a * aatatCar purest fantasy thank* tn Kdward I » m 4 l * i t arlala*ak. form trlj John H. William* Imuranc* Aftnry Bellamy'* “ Loakdng Backward" k a le r e * a* * m a 4 flat* w aller l l r l a k e t ST, 1*1* a| ih* P a v l Olfle a amt Julri Vernr'a "30.0U0 League* •f k a a i - t * . * I>tl4a, aaJer Ike Sri - I I a i a n u at Ware* .1. larw, la * llerald I* a w e a k e r at ik» I a l l * 4 P r e t i n k lr k I* e a i l l l e J » * » l a a * Under the Sea." Ivelr •* Ik* aa* lev eet«klteatl*a a l a l l ike Ural aeee* * il-* t *4 l a rkl* Maylie our kid* are better off loday with auch i eroc* a* "Zorro", ’ .Superman.'* and ''Donald ik iih ip t io v n a n :* laeelee *ee eteek eta* Neaik #!.*• Duck” hut In my twwk they Ion (la* * eae e^-aia. Bl* Mwalk* •1144 *tt uaiiua la Uia, aeoiauocal, tad N dl DAILY i .{ ance nf Victor llnricr It i« Imped till* will he Ihe third time Public acceptance and mpport I* mot! nrrrttary for tin* venture to liecumr a yrally event. Ihe glade and giaintnar m IiooI rtiif ilreti will he piftrntrd a free at trrntmn com eft in connection with the evening performance. Ticket* arr on *tlr at Itoumtl lat *, Touchton'*, Navy firh a n g e and at the Recreation Departmerit tiffin' All *eat* ari- rr*rtvrd, priri d at I I M for adult* and ILI.1 for *tudrnl». Mall order* will hr filled, *ddrr*«ed In i'll) Hall. Sanford lie I II me In a way, tl could have been Senator John McC lellan * fault for rattling him *«, When the underworld character came up to the racket* commit tec wltnn* eliair. he didn't walk and he didn’t »aunler Hr did a *nrt of jig — ihouldrr* angled forward, hand* at hi* collar — like a beatnik keeping lime tn a .oil Juke l»»* ahutfie Oh. lie wa* jaunty, Ihe tnrer of arrogance crinkled arru** Id* moled chrrk* and up behind thu»e dark gla*»e*. They lagged him “ Joey thr Blonde” Gallo betaine hi*hair u grraiy black. Il igrled long ami greaiily under Ibc tollar of hi* nlk black .but Tlili lord, jtioot live live and I*, wa* a liuigli ciaikie. lie carollrn loollshly *i nlimrntal. Iuit< Navy's Fund Drive Nears Mid-Point U*"1 O .A .C . F IN A N C li! C O R P O R A T I O N III Wait firtf Siraat io # rhAtni v I , t « i CROSSWORD insurance service unexcelled! Bob Crumley Agency FA2-0375 '* ***° .1*1 fA.rfa* 3 37AJ , OBc* Hmii Da,lr t-l. tf.4«r f I. 0*w4 UtveWy Everybody needs money sometime . oaca « a o ----- ----------------------------471 Nnrtk Orong* ifraaf*......................T«! GArdew 4 3A04 401 W**l Ctntiol A,«nu« .................. Tal GAidcn 3-6493 tlilE ail Colonial Dfiva ...........................T»’ GA>d*w5-M3 »*<*n M r I t Wi4Mi4«r 4 W i n 4-1! ’ fatwnit Adwial f.«awc» Co'aa>alo« tO M B N A M TO BUlHNTt 0 9 AU. N U IIT TOWNS when you d o . . . visit FAMILY! II you need UP TO$600 phone FAitfii 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the seme d iy ! 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Ju.t lake 3 minute* to m an envelo^'ad.D ^'L Tm u.^Add *^ u n D UWithin \Wh m aj‘Vdayn Pr l . o >ovif ,U >OUr saving* acrounl (fT,,.ted Mvmg. |Jk Will t* iHurned Wherever you f „ gh.a .umm.r, no maltar how busy ywu arw-eam our afwnw crag# return* tegutarly, hy saving regularly, by mail Cwawt 4oi# 312^0 far A o - ,w �#inferS Vrritlk Mur. 2. 1050— Pago 8 Burnell Stretches Kansas State Gets Maroons Decline, Lead In Bowling; Lead In Cage Poll; Kentucky Gets Bid Bukur Is Beaten Wildcats Second N E W YORK ( U P ! ) NCAA tournament-bound Kansas State, boasting thr nation's second bnt (2211 won-lo*l rrcord, rrpIacrJ Krntucky atop (hr l mtrd Rrr»* International callcso basketball rating* today in the nrst-tolatt week of Ihr balloting fur ihr na tlnnal thampion. Kanta* State, second in Dtt week’* rating* even though it rrcrlvrd more flr*l plarr \otri than Kentucky, wa* the top pick of 16 of the i • roadie* who make up enough tecond ami third-place \ntrt to pile up a 303 point total Kentucky, which got thb Southea«tern Conference berth to the NCAA tournament when Mini* •ippi State (31-11 declined, got 11 first-place vote* this week, com pared to 13 la«t week, for 3 7 point* The Adolph Rupp coached Wildcat*, beaten in only two of 23 game* this year, are the defend ing NCAA champion*. Cincinnati 21-21, the pre »ra*on choice of the coaches, held onto third plate, drawing Inc fire­ place *o!c« and 239 point*, while Michigan State (16-31 moved pa*t North Carolina 118 3) and North Carolina State <!9 4i into fourth place. North Carolina dipped a notch to fifth and X. C. State dropped two peg* to *e\cnth. Mississippi State, *cvrnth a week ago. climbed a rung to tilth between the two Carolina tchooli, and California 1204), Uradley 1213 1 and Auburn t20-2f completed Ihr top to. Michigan State, with t *n, amt Nurth Carolina with one. drew- thr other fir»t place vairs Writ V ir g in ia headed the secnud 10 group, followed in order by St. Com*. Texas Christian, t'lah. Marquette. St M a r y ’ s ICalif), St John* <N. V i and St Ronacrnture. Louisville and Okla homa City. The latt three were tied for 18th. I'u h State. Eaitrrn Krntucky and Waihington were thr only other tram* to draw vote*. Local Cage Teams Tournament-Bound Seminole County'* thire b«»ketball tram* head into tourna­ ment action thl* week. Two face a long, hard haul in their qut»D of dltlrlct honut* and n bid to *tat« tournament*. The third I* giten a good chance to make tbe Journey to (•Bfneivtllr. The Sanford Seminole* and f.yman tire* hound* definitely hart their wuik rut out for them a* thrv head into avtiult Wrrtne.clay. hanfoid face* hurt I’ ifice at 7:39 r in. in the Cla** A tournament in Cocoa, I.yman take* on St. Cloud at 3 p m. in thr Cla** It tourney at Mount Dora on Wedr e *day. Thr fhledn Lion* will he fatwed Thursday night in Bunnell. Thr Lion*' opponent will he Halt­ ing*. Dtlrdo i* rrgaidrd a* one of thr top Cla** C tram* in the •t.ite e d I* faioird to *urtitr '.he ■lutrict tout net. Doth Sar.lord and I.yman will be underdog* In their respective meet*. Coils Sign Pair BALTIMORE, Md H I’ l .-T h e Baltimore Colt*. National football League champion*, today tigned halfhark* Curly Jnhnton and Ken Hall to 1939 contract*. Juhn*on nf Hie University nf Houilon and Hall. Teva* AA't failed to *ee pro action latt year bccauie of injuric* lowest scoring major college game, 23-16. Rut Mississippi State t24 1) won t enter the NCAA tour­ nament because of thr Slate'* un­ written law sgsinit white* com­ peting again»t Negroe* in *port* Auburn can't go brcau*r it I* under NCAA suspension lor foot ball recruiting. So Kentucky gel* the conference’ * berth in the Midra*l regional at Evanston. III. Railry Howell. M i a at t * I p p 1 State's All-America c a n d i d a t e from Middleton. Term, told how he and his teammate* felt about an NCAA berth. "Alt thr troy* wanted to go the tournament. We are very di* appointed. )-ut wr won't make a lutt.” Ilowrll i* " 1 Rupp* V*ltd cat*, who havt played again*! Negroe* for year*, will help bear the South’* banner with plea*ure, suit! And don l le •urpriied If they go all the way. The Wildcat* Rurp dctcribed a* "Juil a bunch of fiddler* who turned Into violinist*'* won the NCAA crown an unprecedented I'nitrd I’ rrtt International fourth time last March They ju*t Saturday add to their rrcord if thry win MIAMI. Ha. tC 1*11 — Bayard again. Sharp * Troilut won the 1133*00 flamingo Stake* ** favored first Landing, finnhed third. l sited Pre** International Coach Adolph Rupp's Krntucky Wildcats— with a lung, low bow to Mi**ir*ippi State—are »et to bid for a record fifth NCAA ha* ketball title. Kentucky. Michigan State. Writ Virginia and Navy gained bertn* in the tournament during the week end. But Krntucky. which wound up tied with Auburn for tecond in the Sautheatem Conference, got in "on a pa*».” Coach Babe McCarthy's Mi salt* *lppl State team won the SEC ti­ tle for the first time Saturday night and earned an automatic NCAA tournament berth whrn It edged Mlsiistippl in the season's Sports Briefs ANNAPOLIS. 31d (t Rl>—Navy defeated Army. 08 32. in their na tionally televised basketball clac tie and then accepted an Inula tion to the NCAA tournament. Track Records Set As Racing Enters 12th Week Tonight CHICAGO ( L'PI I—The Chicago Cardinal* tradrd halfback Ollie Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club's Mat ion to the lui* Angele* Ram* 11 week* of greyhound co.nprll for nine player*. lien already havr smashed tea NEW YORK i l l ’ D—Ron Delany ton record* in both betting amt won hi* 3oth ttraight tndour mile and Manhattan College won the alien lancr. compared lo similar team title in the IC4A track and period* in Ihr pail. Tell iwtfl rate* starting at 8 10 field meet at Mad! ton Square tonight wilt launch thr club * 12th Garden. week of racing Two Grade A tilt* I’ KAGCK 4UPII — The 1'nltrd and a long three eighth* mile af­ Slate* national hockev team lost fair highlight this evening'* hutt­ to the VZKG tram of Oitrava. 6*1. ing. Lightest hound In Ihr feature Sunday ORMOND REACH. Ha. 41 H i fray i* Diane Kay. She* favorrd —Evelyn Glick of Baltimore de by three to one morning line odd*, feated Judy Bell of Wichita. Kan . from ihr eighth law. Diane lias 2 and 1, to win Ihr South Atlantic fml»hrd in Ihr c j *!i trio nine time* in a doim stroll* around Womrn * golf tourney. Ihr »and and clay oval Anuther popular stepper 1* Gnl NEW YORK I l l ’ ll — A1tor Booth, perhap* thr mint famou* den Empress, who drew live fir*1 aport* hero in Aalr't history, died |Ki*t position for thr feature She* ratrd a (our tonne *hnl to at thr age of 3t. night, and the 6 ! pound lady will NEW YORK (UPI i—Lew lloid be thooting for her sixth season of Australia heat Rancho t.umale* triumph I'm Check, in Ihe second spot, of lx* Angrle*. 4 6. 12 10. 6-4. and Mai Amlrrioit drfratrd A*hlry alto will lie looking foe win num­ Cooper, 4 6, 8 6. 6 4, in Jack Kra ber »iv Zeyphyr fire will flame mer's pro tennii matchr* at Mad- out from thr third pu*Ition. alter finishing trvrnth la*! time out lion Square Garden. the young gent had won hit pre viou* *iv Hart*, although Irs* than two year* old Rig Rocky MicCoy i* , a wired to take the eighth rvrnt, alto The Chattanooga Lookout* nf ihr Grade A frequent rami Invaded the oval Cla** AA Southern A**uriatlon will play two exhibition game* In during the weekend hut grey hound* and fan* «eenv nhlivlnu* Sanford during *pring training Joe Engel, rluh president. who lo the weather Saturday * mail spoke In (he heminole Chamber nee raring attracted a huge of Commerce board of director* crowd, a* did evening rompeti recently, today announced that Ih r tlon. larokutils will plav Corpu* Chritll. Tc* . here on March 31. On April 2. the luiokoul* will play I’ hoenlv. | the i la** AAA farm club nf the Sun franruro Giant* (Qualifying round* for lie chain The game* will lie plgyrd In municipal itadium. training ha*r wonthin tournament of the San for all farm dub* of thr Giant* ford AVomrn'* Golf Attixialion and the home nf thr Sanford have been postponed for one week, Grey hound* nf (he Honda Stale due In crowded condition* on the course League. Member* will qualify March II, mtlrad of AAednrtday. Lookouts To Play Two Games Here Qualifying Slated For Women’s Golf In the match of the week In the Sanford City Rowling League, Rurnrtt I’ aintrr* turned back Rukur'i Mu«ie Shop by taking two out of three games rolled. Tht* put* Burnett 5 'i ahead of the Musician* In the battle for the league title Burnett’ * bowler* followed the lead of 1>on Stetler, who bowled a 232—369. while Bukur * wa* led by Raul Retold'* 321 tent*. In other league artion, Mather of San.ord continued It* bid in the league race l.y taking three game* from the Celery City Rnntrr* Mather wa* led by Gar rv fo * '» 20T—360. while Carl Von Ilerbull* led the Rrintcrt with a 31* *erie* New- York lufe Insurance man­ aged to take two gamr* from Gene'* Seminole Dry Cleaner*, with Dor Ring rolling 318 (or thr Inturer*. Tom l!e*l toppled 334 pin* for the Cleaner* Only "splil-shrlnker ' rr ihe wrrk wa * f ox Match of t h r Week Al'ednrtiD* Night will be on lane* three and tour where Bukur * will try to turn back thr up ami coming Mathrr tram Mathrr it one half gamq behind second plarr Bukur. and it itching to go all thr way. In other action. New York Life meet* league-trading Burnell on five and *iv, t.'cnr'* Seminole Dry Cleaner* gur* against Celery Cilv Rrintcrt on the first pair of al lry* Average* for the league going in’d thl* week * action are Hr Raima —1G9 fo x —IM. Bit-h­ ard*- 163, Stetlrr |64, 3 ou Herb ulit, Ilevt. and Ma'oney at 16.1, Callatv and hw/re at 162. Wheeler —161. and Steele at 180. Krm»— 13;*. Resold and Cook 136, Fared•on and Swann—137, B Bor* doif and Bing at 136. Bukur and Itugenitrin St 133, Rivec—134. Krei/ert—133, Kirchhoff and Huhn at 132, and Holler at 13d. Burnett and Ifrrhit at 149. Brown and Rroclor at It*. I’trrry at til. E*lriUge—141. M adeira110. Ilarrlton—136. Burton—134. o tlorsdorf—126 and Rre»cnti st 122 Hebert Is Second; Misses By Stroke Jay Hebert of Sanford y esterd a y collected a I I . VH) theck for »ec» ond place ill th r l|.3,(nx) B a iu n H u g e Open g u lf lo u in a ment, Mayfalt't tr.l*»rtl h i* tuning pru !>airly fu * t m atur tourna* ment win of 1939. H a ltin g Howie Johnson by r-nr a ll o a r In Ihe 72hole affair, lleln-rt «a> leading by twu attoke* go in g into Hie final r.und, hul faltered to a Ihreeovr» par *3 orv the !a<t 18 to plan- fecund. Williams, Banks Ready 1 1 mini Rre«t Inlrinatlonal The had new* for major Iraeuc pitchers today is that lrd Wil­ liam* and Ernie Bank* are fit and ready tu go. Both looked reaily to Mart the season without further ado Sunday whrn they delighted their team­ mates with spectacular hatting shows Williami, the 40-yrarod star who won hi* tivlJi American l-earue hatting chainpiontlup last •ea*on. reported lo the llo*lon Red So* and lined out two "ho met*'' m hi* dr»t : atting drill.” Miss, state Wins Title, Bid Nixed; Howell Falls Short ATLANTA (UPI>— The Mif*i**ippi Stale Marmm* have won their fir at SoulbeaMrrn Confer enrr basketball champiomhin — hut two • i m u I I a nro u « event* dampened rnthunasm ever tnat victory The championship wa* won with a low (coring 23*16 victory o-er cro«*-«tatr rival A|i««i*nppi Sat unlay night. But state RrrtiJrnt Ben ililburn turned down thr School't entry in the NCAA tourn ament because other tram* x*ill be unng Negroes And that slou down contest rn»t Bailey Howell thr SEC * single >ea*on scoring record The NCAA berth goe* inttearl to tht second ranked Krntucky AAildcat* who fmi»l1rd ircond III thr conference with a u9 36 win over Tennr*»ee Saiuidav night rang down thr curtain lor the ItliK .V.t Southraitern sea ton Auburn linDhrd in a technical tie for tecond -with Krntucky by whipping Alabama 69 So; Georgia Tech look fouitllplace honor* with a 71 67 uptrt of Vanderbilt; and Georgia rioted out it* most tutreiiful sravon in right year* by beating Honda 83 67 Tulanr h e a t I-ouinana State 77 63 Friday night at tho«r two tram* finished their tea von* one day rarhrr than Ihr rest of the league Howell wrnt Into the Alitsltiippi gamr with a 28 I average and nreduvg 27 point* to break the ;i<6 point season ronferenve lop »rt h> Jim Athmoir al*o nf Mi»**» •ippt State, two season* hark. But, In 'hat lowe«t scoring gamr of thr tea«on, thr sirllar tenter wa* held to only *tx point* Howell finlthrd Ihr *ca»on with 6*8 point* and an average nf 27 3 per game III* brilliant three year carrer mark wa* 2 030 point* and a 27 1 average The only other Southeavtcm Conference playn to rvrr top 7.UOO point* wa* leu Klara Stale « Boh Rfltll who «ror« d 2 '*'2 in 1931 34. In the mwrnlrig round ye«trrday. Iletiert «hot a fou'-un'ler r>8 tr> lake the lead. Jnhrm-rv vu,<, the lournry with a 72 hole total of 2*3, lichen ha I a 281 At thr loumev* midpoint, llrlierl trailed Johnny AUAIullin. cade- at that po.nt. by Ihie* V William* weighed '214 pounds— last «princ.'' AVUliani* told report- how many homer* he might hit just about hi* playing weight—and rr> "I wa* lucky la play at ail. ■ year but 3lanagcr Bob Scheff* this •aid he W in better condition than Thr ankle bothered me all tea mg, who says Ernie is tht big Ia*t spring. »on." , , , . leaguer m o»t like,y to break Usbt Banka, the National League's William* *aid he #>a> i ile.ighteu rc. orj co in one season. mw*t valuable player, hit two ho hv the trade In which the Red ccmmcmcd *-,u ^ hi y u mrr* and a untie lor a perfect N u acquired long-ba'I-h,tier \ic , , h h Jd , . Jay In a Chicago Cub mtra-tquad AVrria and predicted he »«u !d re '*na‘ * * UH m * game lie weigh* 163 pound* cri.o fewerwalks hi. year with vvuu, M, > rl an., nly four or five above id* playing Wertr hatting behind him. . s I ranc ico Glam* and weight and look. >o good the.e t. "With Vic there I might gel to j* V e . o n f i e IM U ta fS talk at -Me*a, Am . that he 23 in«-more ........ tim e.” ■ he *a.L .* u ..L i j sundly , v might , a. . . ... •*-- "»> *■ 1In ,1 Riratc* increiile iu* bome'r-output to :,u that '23 lime*. I might net another „ urlio6t, thl* *ra»nn lie hit (7 la*t year lomrr or rvrn a double. 'day * and Jahlontki each elouted "Aly ankle bothered me terribly Ter n'iie;-*;>oken Bank* reused , homer a* the Gt.nt vanity drub, to drawn into tyrrulatinn atiouill)flJ , hf Tnf - r jr . Cage Scores t nltrd l'rr«t International Fa«t Dartmouth )'>9 Rcnntylvama 67 I rinerton 73 I'm a rd 63 Seton Hall 76 Albright 36 Matsacliutelt* S ' Rhode Island Rutger* di) Bolton L. M llrown c l Cornell r.3 o r NVI' 69 I oidliain 59 Si. Ilunavrnlutr < l Niagara 6.7 Vale S3 Columbia r.x Holy Cro»* i-7 Rrovnlencc Ihlltburgli at t'enn St. 6.3 St. F'ranci* 70 Meubenvillr 36 Lafayette m temple 7-> South *ity” coniisted cl l.te tram }fan> ager Bill IDcney u r>pe.ted to name a* hit opening day lineup: jJi.li Da-cnpart. Andre Rodger*, Daryl h'penctr »r,d Orlando l'#« >rJa In the Infield, Jackie HrindL May* and Felipe Alov) in the out* field and Boh Schmidt catching. Nelson, a 3 i -j ear-old minor leatrur star who hat failed In nu­ merous mayor league trades, went lour for-four in it»c I'lratct* intraABC Garbage Service Limor- •quad game. The hit* came off row nixht x*tit lry to increave It* four diflrrm i pitchers—22-gamo lead in the SamDpur nowling «mner Bub Friend. Benny Daniel*. League a: the expen.e of Boumll H ,n c >* ,Ud<“ * * ntl Vrrn lat A Anderson. ABC padded H* cushion last week by taking two game* from cellar dwelling Wade'* to run it* won lo** rrcord lo 16 8 In uthtr game* tomorrow- night. t AAadc'* take* on the AAllton Mairr. tecond place team, and NEW 1IAA EN, Conn. (UPIV~ Kohutn meet* Rerfection Dairies, The little guy it dead. top team during the first half of Jive *pgrt* world toilay mourned me imwlmg league tea* >n. but Albie Booth, a football legend In which now ha* an even 500 wiilv hi* own lime. 12 »inv. 12 lotir*. good for fourth Booth, 31. one of foothall't all. place lime great*, died early Sunday ia AAil.on Alain ha* a 13-10 rrcord N'ewr York City after tuffrrini in *ccond. Itoumlllat I* 12* a XI' a. a heart *rlrure following a Broad* Robson in tilth it I ' i -IR * and wav *hovr. AAadr « i* 9 13 I hi* city, tJyuinmg Hainden The AAade'* ABC match wa* *el where be lived, and Ihe rrtt of tied by a very narrow margin, the ruuntr* wrre stunned by Hit Irene l.ancy led AVade'a victory death of the former Yale Uniter* iv the teeund game with 167. Bar- ait* alar. bara Howell of AA'adc'i rolled Ihe The itory of Booth la Ihe atory highrti game of the mgh:. 1*3. of ihe firlional Frank Merviwall Leading ABC wa* Betty Kepler of Yale come true. with 163 Booth wa* a scrawny kid. II* Rrrfrcltun knocked off AAilton weighed 130 to 117 pound* durinf Alairr twice in *urcr*»!un, but Ihe hi* vartitv playing dava from 1829 furniture firm tram cam e bark through 1931 But hit aite wa* to take the final game One pin never a handicap for the iittlo wa* Ihe ddferenc” in the tecond battler who never gave up in game between Ihe two. fair of king aired onponenis. AAilton Staler had Ihe bighr«t Considered by many experts th« tvratch *rrie* of the league. 1926 be*t football player ever pro­ pin*, and I’erfrrlion had the high duced pound for pound. Booth r*t handicap, 2367, Alarum AVood* started and ended hi* playing day* of AAiDon Alairr was high for in a i!:** Horatio Aljer nf the apart* dividual acne* With l9o arratrh wo Id. and Lucille Harris of IVrfrclion 11'.a varsity day» started when ha had high handicap irrie* of 328 was yanked oil thr bench In his In Ihe other game of the night, 'ophomore year lair in Ihe first Robion'a and ItoumUUl's came h*K at the Sale Howl. Yale wa* out all even Each won one. the behind 13 it agalnu a great Army other ended in a draw. Naomi team headed by *lxr Chna R ifle. Jarksun *rj« high for Itoumlllat'* Booth »wervrd downflrM Iwlca and Rat Fo'ter letl Robson. for 60 yard tmrhdnwrn*. Ilrfora the packril bowl could slop cheer* BOSTON—( l l ’ l i — Hill Slur* mg hr dashed over from the eight man, lto*t»n Critic*' ■ye *harp* for anuther acorr. Booth, the lail .himtrr from thr foul line, I* gun. of the great drepklckrr*. a lii ■ing for hi* m ill fieu throw iiooted all three extra points, Yals •21 Army 13 n o w n In *even •ra*.m*. Sandspurs' Leader Seeks To Increase , Margin Tomorrow Mill i oui. iMUinanirnl v lu m p unship AA’VI’ 83 lire Citadel GA A’a. Si rut \ car. Cull, ad F. Krnluck;- Si. 71 N Car. St c* American t i mi ; Mary '70 Georgetown K^. 102 I'lkevtllc 91 l.rntvrlaer 77 Harpur id tirorgta T 72 Stetson ' J < eorgia 83 Hut id a 67 Georgia lech 71 Aariderlqlt 67 Miami Fla 92 Florida St. 85 Auburn Alabama 7>n North ■ arolina 72 Duke 62 Navy tin Army 42 Virgin.a *1 J'ujlh I'aiulma 70 .All** St. 2! Alnmslp|!l lit A|ld«r«l Marquette 36 Tuli-vlo 53 AAakr F’oretl 66 Day lot.a 37 Fur due 67 Mmnriuta 35 Iona m 5:* Nebraska 56 tlllnu-s 72 Iona 70 Young Mown ''I Bald AA’aliacr an Biadley ho N Trt St 5H t incinnati 7a Houtlnn cm I a Salh 99 Xavier Ohio ho Dr Raul 73 Canitiu* 67 Duquetne 6» I'elroll 5a lavuitvlllr 72 Ohio I'tUv. 70 St l.oui* ail AHrhila 79 Michigan St au Indiana a2 Ohio St. IvW Michigan at Southwesi SMI 72 TCI' 71 Colorado 73 Oklahoma 46 Havlor i,5 leva* Tech £5 Oklahoma St. 6| kliiaourt 34 Denver at Nrw Mexico 61 AAe.t Montana tel Brigham Young 68 I hah 66 t ’lah St 6.1 Oregon St 46 Idaho 12 ■ alifotnia 65 AVathillglon SI 43 Stanford 84 Soullirrn Cal 71 t I'LA 69 Oregon 62 Air I or.e Arad 11 ■ Aroona •-.* Repncrdlhe hi San F ran cltio 6.1| Albie Booth Dies; Was Grid Legend F O E I D is b u ilt f o r p e o p l e ... *lrrtkr» lichen blamed poor putting on the 73 he canted in lire .. »i 'n hole* Johnton eirdnrd ••eadr putting f o r hi* *lctoiv Iteheit'* L itl 18 irquiied *rv» n more *ln>kr< than hi* morning r mud, during Mhirh hi* putlinr -*a» near perfect Race Date Changed NEW YORK — i URI) First BOSTON 4UPI I The annual The Egyptian rubti measured Landing, winner In in of II -lart*. Bottmv AA maixtlhnn. a 26*nvlle, the iti*t«rrr tielwrrn Ihe rlb«u- earned 8396.469 In tl3*. hi*h**t 143-yar*l grirnl, will he held on and th» middle finger tip t-i h.* rr.urded hy « two yea*-obi Monria,, April 20 this year )e rauve Patriot's Day. April 19, fall* on a Sunday FLORIDA COUNTIESj A 1 PASCO -tlt-|UaM klf - i C OwU 1N^T1 Y1 •ri OdfMWG rn RACING Nightly (except Sun ) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SP E C IA L M A T IN E E FRIDAY • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collin*. Oporiittjr Sorry. No Minors . Located 8 Mila* South Of Sanford On Highway 17*92 r County Soal, Dade City is built for savings! fords are loweit priced of the molt popular threat Iqu-pped with tad-o, heat*', end automatic transmission—lord* are pr-etd up to 5102 7S lets' Sinre It* beginning in 1M7, Raven County hat beeoma noted tor dtversiLrd agriculture, citrui, cattle and y>uultiy. 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NO S-Ctll nr NO SdTIl S MILES NORTH OF SANFORD t i* tb tav of vereh i*>» iirn ris f u l l n* l n r l u i l c m t n l w j R l * d s r a i t g * n»t y o u b v d u fu a l* »» p I f i r n d o n v l . K ft K SUNLAND Estates South PINECREST 3rd Addition. llum en D e sliu rd F or 51.BOO Down $100 Monthly F lorida Living. 4 IIF.DROOMS, 2 tiaths. wrll lot atrd in tuwn Total price Jit WO. ?t Jt I Uetlroontx— l & 2 Hath* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As 5100 N K K l) 10 ACHES ur more wltn modern home on West elde of lu«n. SMxLL trarti of land, lush or low ground. It USA L. PAYTON Reglatered Real I'h FA 2-tSOI — Extal* Broker at Hiawatha h r Im m ediate O ccupancy ttV G uarantee I’ eiaonnl S n tistaction o r Y our M on ev I ’ h ccrfu lly K e f utidcd. Stenstrom Realty IIEIIHIinT STENSIROM llrgisterrd Brnlrr I.I'N RISM It i . o m r m t o M iw w KIN TO nit UTT Atsoe latex 111 N. Park — Pb I x R A Y M O N D M. H.M.I. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. 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UXTIIUK.X littta stil Ta .XII t*r*ailat« aa4 e .r u a t lla i. •aa I lalta* ar llta ta lt ,X*ala*l salt e:*f*i*i Y o u »«'t • * k 1.1 > 'll * r t l i n e 6v only Sg7*50 monthly f t <*• M A W in K T » lft. I"(|UI l *8280 »b# a « o l i l ’UK ATIUN, A rwfpoiAtlon d il> P i l « n l i * d AAd tllt llR ff Iindtr IhB lltM o f 111* >IBIB «*f Tutk I •*1.1 h a t l n * ItB |»rlncIl’ Bl 1»ia.# i f w |»i»»1ft'f* •: •**.»•» Ma Ir )tlrlAHRITlfuR. Y o r V , "IF l |#fuii.Untu Ttiw nat ifB "f IHIb •itf I* a f u l l f ir f o f t c l o i u i • on • l*o»A an>1 m n f l i a a * V n H a r a i at) u Ir #4 in f ' ’ f >ot*f i n s w F f nr othBP w t l t t m stAfAniBU |n th# < i fl«pl»Ult ^ n h IftO * 'U f k F»f 1 11r I |lx lilt I'OUf t *if fUmlftol# 1'mini * , ri ft fl 'U , a i tho I' IJliIIIf LOO flniidA from und tr» c o n f i r m t h * t i l l * lu l b * abo%o d i t p p l l l i d |*FI»|»*fll. 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FST1TE FOR SALB I i . Tlinytfh, Ufidtr t r SSI • At A i d f*ifini1ui!l A*' d Ataiput SAP And ■ftids V<~vC « A 'd rlttm in a J. W. HALL IF it is iif: a l estate ask Crumley A Ifnnte.th at 11T Smith Park Ph. FA r 4*95 3 BEDROOM < II. living 4 dining room, kill hen e-e|itipfH-<l. fjinlly ruurn, 2 battiv, quiet neighborIJM 'H ARBOR hnml. rity limit*. 014 \nn 01 THREE brdriHini hluck hume. lit rnoHcage J3W down nr terms ch rn e«tuipment. xcneilien FA 2 l*wi blinds, disposal, kitchrn exhaust M l JOB BROWN Ki.ll.TY fan, large fenced in bark yard Keillor wllh shade trees. Total price LIK E HIHV *13.200 00 requiring J.’ .TioOii Ph FA 2 3137 m- FA 2 m i down end ITuoo monthly which Include* tears end insurance 2 BEDROOM CR home Florida E irlu ih e with. rnotn. atorenwm. kdchen equip R O B E R T A . t l l l l l I M S , H r allot ped, venelian blind* Fenced H i s m n m l l.un tli|uH I, Assoe ) *rd l.mx iluwn pav merit FA 2 3*11 Allanlie Hank llltlg FA 2 7rajI l(*elt*r 'Cell . Hall" Phone Fl 2 ir.ll FARMER'S ACIENCY h k a i. e s t a t e ro w sale For thr hast Bum In Real Em te SLF, C U L L E N tk H A H K K Y W. A. Cagle, Jr. Filatman 110 N r*rk D Av. I 'h FA ? ?*8l Licensed LPN On Duty alt sill Timet * Home Atmosphere RATES 8100 To *200 Atrardiaf To Caro Re*air«d Scott's Prim Manor Heme Illw av For 17-91 The Aied Phone FA AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WindxhlrM Door t.i.iv Rick (Haas Vent (ilsM m r H O LLER M OTOR SALES 2nd A Palmetto FA 2-6231 or FA 1*111 18-BOATU M i ■ O roR S "Gateway to the Waterway" Ynur Evlarud* Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 384 6-8 E. 1st. Pkene PA ••5961 23 ft Inboard Cabin Cruiser. Good condition. Only SI450. Phone FA 31541 or FA 2 0220. SELL • We • Hr • We US YOUR FURNITURE BUY the Mo«t SELL the Most PAY the lloit S U P E R TRADING T O S T Ph. FA 2 0677 ________________ Mather of Sanford liver) work tn Sanford Must *JA—PLUMBING •*.* HOOFING have car. Day or evening work See Mr Adkins. Valder Hotel (in lm s iiiii Nu phone calls PI I 'tillM i A III 11 ING INI m m ORD Phone I i 3 m i AGRII l I II ll ll . M I D REPRESENT ATI 5 II PLUMBING We need a min to work in thiv Contractin': A Repair* Ftro Estimate* LOTS (or vale Inquire at 450 War arra with our district manager R. L. HARVEY ren St . I-ongwootl. In direr! to farm sale* and terv lee work with nation's largest Tut Sanford Ave phone FA 2 3363 -M O RThllii: LOANS and moil retpertrd company in the field (fur average repretrn *1 new to 1100,000 available (or lallve t* earning *990d W prr purchase of second mortgage* vrar. Company representative l)rLucian. Temple l 4(>9.' or PLUMBING will work with an tram new Midway 7-3525. HEATING mrn. Essential* arr: desire lu move ahead, tu know farmri* IT (III I. Rx, rLANTh SIR CONDinilNING and grown* in thr area anil in A/AI.E.AS In Rloum. I.aige own a late -nodrl car Age |M> CONTRACT and REPAIR STORK FA 2 6562 Selection from 38c or 3 limit. Fnr personal Interview, 1007 Sanfnrd \*e. f«r SI on write lull) to John House. Man (.R A P EV III.E NURSERY* ager. "Na Chur* ' Plant Food IMumhing iC Uupairs l.rapev'llte Ave. J .A I 0*A6 Jue ( . Ihumav Company, P H Box till, Win |iiT3 Santa St. FA 2<«i43 ter Gardrn, J la WOODRUFFS 24-PIANO SERVICE Farm * Garden Center MAN—To manage club snark har AN N UALS and e I u b houve maintrnanrr. PIANO TUNING A 1(1 PAIRING 601 Celery A*a. Must have rar. High school edu IV. L. IIIHMON cal inn required Liberal rom I'h. FA 2 422.1 Aftrr 5:00 p. in BEAUTIFUL HI.til (IA It HENS pentalims -ippl*1 Mid Honda SANEORIl II (III J R SHOP Golf course Hiway U Just 71- l IH II.HIM. 4 4IN t It ICTOR.H FA 2 027a J A 2 1122 •r South of Sanlando Springs. For r*rp»ntry, painting, »ere<n11 — AUTOMOPILRS—TRA1I.RHS ing, ruufiog, and piaster repair, 20 —Male nr I emale avnhall Dte, iwhrvlo* siding, IM P E R IA L mavurny nr wmal steps, leveling I956 Hard Tup Coupe Auluinallr Mrn Worm n JT0 Dadv, Sell luml nous nameplates Write Rrevrs and repairing garagrx and Transmission Power Brakes. wie.-klng fall >' \ -.* IB99. ( 0 . Attleboro. Ma*« Power Steering Pourr lllndows and Power Seat* original 7 Membership Rr|irr»ml*llve I5 -H .L (T R 1 I AI. SERVICES tone paint In excellent eondt Hun Good tires and run ham A m e r i c a n l u l n m u b l l r \vv<Hlallon VACUUM CLEANER RITAIItS rally perfect Your* for . . . Parts for all makes of -leanrr*; . ONLY x i m Elrrtrnlux, llonsrr, Kirby, rtr. Internationally famous organua IKILII.R MOTOR BALM Fie*- ptrk up. Work guaranteed. linn with well over 6 million FA 2 4761 2nd A Palmetto mrmt^rv. Because of expanding FA 2- 6231 or EA 2 8.11 sales we need 1 men sir women lluuso llliln g — E.ectrlc Service ni unusual ability. Thrte pn Si I Vlhlrn MALI.FTP House Trailer: 10 \ 46 tuns will tie Iralnrd at ME.M RANDALL ELECTRRT Co ft., 2 bedroom* I *a baths, auto RKRSIIIP REPRESENTATIVF^v 112 Magnolia FA 20913 matte washer, carpeted living for the Sanford Orlando arra room This 5 month old trailer III II DIM. - RLPAIItS— llur reprr*»-nt*t|vrs are In thr : . \ original cost IT TOO. ran he pur high 4 tu 3 figure insume range PAIN 1IM • vhasrd for * little over hall the original cost. Ph. FA 2 4015 FidJOR sending amt (iplshing This !• a rare opportunity for ('leaning w as n g hervlag PONTIAC rnrrgrlir, self propelled Inch S*ml noli County •inca 1975. IMidi ('hleftan Hard Tnp Coupe viduali In tie a pari of an ag H. M. Gleaioo, I.ak* Mary Automatic Transmission, Radio grfttlvr, rxpjndlng organua and Heater Light blue and lion Hrre lx your earerr op .**» IV sl ( 3.M 1. white finish with matching In |HiMutiit> rontarl Mr* 5hnrt, tenor Trill) an excellent rar inti N Mills S t, Orlando, Fla lor this ln»- prlrrd buy. It dors J ia h n A Ph I.A 3 5521. not have a lot nf egtra equip ! • l1' mrnt One million new- mrmbert Joined ONLY 47281 during 145* lllll I i n MOTOR 511 ES MelSfh Itldg la t u t : 2nd 4 Palmetto 71 — IS* r k ITsnted I i —.M il 1 rjs—PL 151 *N At.S I A 2 SMI nr I A 2 A .lt Painting A-1 1 A 2 IP2* INI OME I AX SERVICE lllH IIA t 5Anr. II. Murray 1!*57— on ' Special Hretwood Se Ironing. 10c A ISc. FA 2.7241. HU Celery Ase EA 2 1391 dan Full Puwrr including elec i 'loved Minday tnc window* and .rats. Failure Itati)si! or Iron. FA 2 7926 Air Conditioned .’ tone finish FLORIDA COUPLE, local iru Hex a d iet latilrt*. w e e k s supply with white wall tires. When vim 96c R oum lilat A .Anderson — dint* it* sire to rent or manage drive this one you will see Faust* Drug Store. farm. fi*h camp or Mnall bu*i Top Value Par nr vs Good refrrrnret. Ho* 49. ONLY U4H I* .Alt I II I . J .X P (1 R S A L K Sanford Herald wwNwwwwm • t8— ARTICI.ES FOR SALE S F .n v in : You need extra money end IF you have four hour* a da) free, Senhnrlk r.lnxx and P.iinf Tn. • RIG VALUES write AVON Cosmetic* for inter M2 114 W 2nd St. Ph r \ 2 « : : • qiTCk CREDIT view, Hox 246, luvekhart. Fla. • EASY TERMS ENVFI.OPF.S, letterhead*, staleWILSON - M AIER menu. Invoice!, hind bill*, and EXPERIENCED Saleslady for de Newr And Used Furniture programs. e tc. Progrenhe partmrnt store work Apply In FA 2-3821 Printing Co Phone r A 2 2951 — 311 K Fit it St. person it Garrett s, 323 E. lit. 306 West 11th St. St New it t’led Furniture A Appll* aners A Gimd I'lare Tiv NEED 2 ladle* Plea**nt profit PI MI'S - XPKINKI LR n i'Y SELL nr TRADE able work, flexible hours, tie SYSTEMS JENKINS FURNITURE train. Denary, Enterprise. Os AH type* and s u m Installed 400 Sanford Ave. leen. Casselberr'. Oviedo arra* ‘ ■Do It Vourwtf" Writ* Mr» Five Elrod, 4M W WE REPAIR 6M» SERVICE Used furniture, appliance*, tool* 91h. SI , Sanford. S T I V E etc. no:ight-*old. Larry's Mart llarhme and Supplv Co. III Sanfnrd Are Ph TA 1-4122. i« II u r H#1ri vV b «I#H ?07 IV. 2nd St Ph FA 2 6122 EXPERIENCED tlartcnder, mid $SAVK$ Lawn Maintenance: die aged man Write Hux D. (L |Complete N ew & I's e d FVrlillrrr, SpraOns. M o w i n g . e iv Sanford Herald t'urnilurc and .Appliance* JOHN LOMMKRSK FA 2 7197 IVANTEIL 2 mrn fur •pedal >le It* Willow Ave. HI 51 SELL 2 l>edroont ( ‘ It * yr old house Kitchrn equipped. svirer.nl Florida room. *« ion air conditiuncr. ilose to air sta lion. F ill 4 r . mortgage Re (lured let quick sale UMAX) i all Orlando, Gardrn 3 2651 3BEIHIUO.M ( l l hume. kitchen N. V. Farmer, Reelter equippeel, *1 ‘On, lake up luw tl. II. Wbl'.mure, Asset. monthly |.k>tnrnl*. Ph F l .* fi.’7S It US S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 5221 P. After houri FA 2 2*11 or FA 2 «2 I :i STO R Y F R A M E M erxfV d i T i . f Ida 5 I UOiE BEDROOM.N with large I n (A # 4 a n t i eef (be Inliaip .lesrffa, a as nl lle el# I n • ■If* f i n e # f I’ lwrlda, W. II. -Bill- S T K .M P L K A«v»ey i Inset* In earli; 1's baths I iv l« PrutsiF Ing room with firrplacr, dining Rraltor A Insurer In »f th» p e t a l * ia l l rimrn, butler* panti). kltrhen M «i A I V O r F * tP.lt Alsoe. I.aur* II (liter. I t . F. Taller H O LLER M O IIIR 5 A I.E 5 MP/.ft.kr i n u i . n u t Mil U P K m I I 11 den ur music room, rrieption Arleti Price, Everett Harper tlACfalAetl 2nd A P a l m e t t o hail, three pnrrhex, large a'tlr Phone FA 2 4WI M2 N Park M ill. K in ii. ar FA 2*711 N ex11 * • |e h * # # h r A l V i f l t h a t I h * (aragr, carporte.* (mat p-irte FA 2 6131 vnxjir eifliird will. r*ft the U t l i .Je plus workshop, located un 2's «.f Mari b. I It !*>* pf*a«n| |.* ( HEYROI.ET Seminole Realty corner lots Good polfnttil for ih# IfftiiaFgbta C«UR1V Ju d| « nf 1857 ‘ 214’ 4 door, 6 passenger W. DIETRICHS - REALTdll r o u M v , H a r id u h i * f i n a l investment or inromr; close in station wagon One owner. I^ss •tint t<. anount. Ami 1our bar a, « ■ Ellr. Methvin—Velma Eonralet, Priced JlStnei Ji> appointment Adnilti lu t t a t n r of ih# P ul at# uf than 12.000 mile*, fi rylindrr with || ii n lV iiK K O Il|* a i i i f k n t t e n * * Adelaide It. Motes — Associates. only. automatic transmission Filler M P / . P K I A N « I L I V | ; | : wi\ Mp ft M(t | » 1801 Park Ave FA 2 5232 •l i« #a s s d a * d a* uald iirtY#. a ” <1 mr and interior finish In exrrl Ibtff rws kt A ppltr attun t*t th# S t. A iL ity lent condition. If you know value t a i d J g l g * f a r g fln gl • • t t | « r n i n t MAYFAIR SECTION Spacious 3 nf b • adfnlRtAtrAliiSji nf *mh <| juuTI know the prlca It right. bedroom furnished home Own­ 1.6 N. Farit Ave. i llflilv a nd fn-p a il aif'diaf alia, Ph r g 2-tlZl ONLY IIIIJ c h A r g m i M m a * |y< h Id n i i n l u ! i a er. FA 2 tes* lor IIUI.I.EK MOTOR RAI.KB 4 ROOM unlinlahrd frame houve |t al # d l b ! * t h * I j i a -la t g f ft’a u . 2nd A Palmrtlu LAKEFRONT: modern I bedroom on large lot 4 miles West nf m a r t . A |i. 1|!1 H f f i x t r t n . Mwnffnrd or FA 2 ail I home with double caraje. Sanford, off Rl. 16. Deep well A EA 2 6231 %• Idm ln iitrA ln r «*f tht FA 2 SI 32. electric pump. FA 2112* l U t f t * uf BUCK if n. oirnrrnnri. •!•-» known aa IfKXKKfAN OI.IV- This It a gueit pais to the Rltr NEW 2 Bedroom, h bath*. Fla 1953 Super Hard Top Coupe l»>n »:n M in r r o n n . i» «<** e«t Theatre for Mr. II. P Gordie. room with 3 extra lota: partly a flow transmission; Ju*j lieen Pub lie ti Fats, t l j l a M ar J t Ilia Kxp. dale Mar. IS, '58. furnlthed. Inquire 156 Dogwood overbaulei. Poser Brakes, ll a Avr . Orange City — Hill fon dm and Heater. Clean inside aider renting. and out. We checked this one over. II * good and la ready in go. I'ltAMnl Surroundingx • Special Dicta ONLY 85*5 n * p. U Hurdle k. «M# a 11 U Wat# K i w i s . #• »• It u i 111* WAWTRn ir Thu 11 1 suext p»*x to the Rltr Theslre for Mrs G llellm •chmidt Exp, d iir Mar. IS. 'iS. •>f sstil Auii bilns I1* tiuioil u*r- » iiA ltn ia a. m %r 1•* fARdARt. Ann'* I'spaM. if All** har u n k n ow n a p <u »A if mar* fit*"! And If i l t i i h#r unknnw n p# p*„ dAfrls* i«. arant*# ■, n* •1kr ar -I WHIP CURB GIRLS over 21. Apply In person at Pig N Whistle. alii And sit tirrivfi* xlAirr.ios. *-W 1VTFD TO HI NT Ihronih uwdtr ft*1 aaaiftui »aM I*•fBndAnt Sutir PshaII If itli# indlitduallY a l a* L sbcuU ia o' WORKING COUPLE — Waul th» n>i*i* cf W IIIiaH) Papoll, inn m u ll houie In country near hbr yii hnoAsrt *POu•♦ 11 inaif * i d , Sanford i Preferably l.akr Mary) 4ftd If (1.*.4i|, 1*#r iiii IktouWm |*m11m llstlltr* l i m i t s . A B lI g li ii i* ll * R Kilt hrn furnished- BOX 26, San or* I T*dltnru, t r o u t * * * And • n X ford Herald an I utt |>*f*on* ctsImlRA hv, U iou thl «• 16— PBM At.K bnd h* thk c v R ca SNAPr ! 2-BEOROOM — hath — utility — Fla, room—Adult*. 4th hmi*>- oft Sanford Ate. toward Navy lliie Call In person. E. Ross. *U © i*i#nA h **lnf. if claim in g to h a s * , a n y n c t i i . I. i* u*p i r f a r a n In l b * fo ll o w t u t d » a c f l k i d Tap’ d, J>in* a n d b a i n s in t t w i l n o U I ’o u n t i . F l o r i d a , l u . n l l : l<oit I * a n d fta, H i d * * * Js u 1* • Legal Notice LAFr. A •DAY HOl'SETRAII.ER lo t vilth own light meter. Couple — 112 pet month. Cornrr Onnra A I* 92. FA 2 5176. Mr* Wrthrringt.m 15— F E M A LE HELP W ANTED TO W II X IA V I 1’ A TAI J^ If AUf# • fid Hlo itnktYfti«n to»U*r. If m a r ■ ^ I S — M A L E HELP WANTED Mid. &n it If 4 t s t. til* UiikfatiH ii * I » - M A L K OK I EM ALE 11-• IF A. t liflBit '*,, f l a n t i i t . naal Sfl •*», llitior*. ci #dit or* IrutiMs I I — WORK W ANTED 23—SPECIAL SERVICES Furniture Moving 1 Storage Wanted: Rucking horse. Must he LAWN MOWER: almost neve C. E. PHILLIPS. Agenl In good condition. Ph. FA 2 1307 Snappin* Turtle NJT Lakeviev* WASHBURN VAN LIVES after 4 p. m. Ave. lino French Ave. FA 2-1991 WANTED: Used wardrobe trunk. NURSERY equipment. FA 2-2377. Television Tubes lu t e d Fr*«. H. Clark, I\ O. Dos 1535, Cat DINETFE 6 pc. Chrome Formica ROLLINS HODUY SHOP tribcrry. —*33 00 * ft (7. FL Refrigerator At Tb* Sign Of Th* Totem Pol*. like new—$75,00 f a 2 4863 or 17—REALTY PARIAJRS 2617 S. French Av«. FA 2 3*04 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK AIR CONDITIONING 28— FURNITURE aid Feb. Special: *10 permanent ST SO! II. it. POPE CO. FA :»7J2. 105 So. Oak HOUSEHOLD GOODS 76# s. p*rk ----- FA 2 4114 2 BEDROOM Route near n r hate, partly furnished $65 month Phone FA 2 6370. M H I I I*. «SB* 01 IT *»► K L O r i D A ATATt Mon., Mar. 2* 1950— Pane 7 15—ARTICLES WANTtD MODERN 2 room furnished apart mrnt. ceramic bath 6*)l Pal mrttii. Call FA 2-ilSS. Legal Notice A ^ iir a tt FuraHhed Apt. KW Park Avr. Park. MACHINERY ::-m (ftanfarJi 2 HFDHuOM unfurnished houwISIT Summerlin. 365. FA 2-7496 LARGE furnished ipirim rni, 310 1 A— ROOM A BOARD Magnolia Call A. K. RoticUrr, I — BEACH RENTALS Florin. FA 2 1UI. ' *— W ANTED TO R E M I— R E A L ESTATE FOB BALE 1 BEDROOM home; electric kn> dim . Phone FA 2 3123. t — MORTGAGE LOANS T— R E A L ESTATE W ANTED 3 BEDROOM unfurnished house S— .MISCELLANEOUS Kitdim equipped. PA 2 3SAO, T. A Stiles. S— FLOW ERS • PLANTS SH RU BS 2' a BEDROOM unfurnuhed house, _ IS— O F F IC E EQCIPM ENT ITS. Call FA 2*1310. • ll- A L 'T O M O U lL E S . 3 BEDROOM. Hut rimsr apart TKAILEH S mcnt, unfurnished, k i t c h e n II— SUATS A MOTORS equipped. 613 Part Arrly SIS JJ-FAH M SUPPLIES A 14- slhr IVEl.AKA APARTMENTS! ream* Fur. garage apt. 2300 Mellonvllle private hath*. l i t W. P in t S c Ave Afire S P. M. I — M ARKET BASKET a 2—FOR RUNT S-FOR RENT CLASSIFIED INDEX Used Furniture And Itcririinjr liarkrains 1 'tahonganv Dunran Ph)(e Drop lea f 5 Piece Dinette, Extra Nu e 159 30 2—Mahagony lamp Table* and t Coffee Table, ■ Set of Three Only . . . J29.30 I—Three Tier Mahugany Table 11230 2—Full Si/e Hollywood Reds Ftarh 824 30 I—F'ull Sue Hollywood Red Only .. 129.50 I—Twin Sur Innrrtprmg Mat* Irewex lake N’rw. Each 117 50 2—Twin Sire llnllvwood Red». Neve lint Shop Worn. Each $39 50 1—Full Sue Mahogany Poster Red Extra Nice ............ 119 50 I—I vnl 2 Piece Living Room Suite. Only .. $29 M 1—9 Ft. Midpoint Refrigerator. Perfect Condition ......... $80 00 £dtoU ■ III So. Magnolia 3n— I . Q S T AM I FA ! 632t EHUM 1 td)ST one boy’x Bicycle slie 26". Red, J C. Iligglttl. W'ai loat in vicinity «f High School. Can he Identified. Rewaid Phonn F A 2 4611 or FA 2 2*14. i.osT —I.LASE. RIS Sale U» Evrr>thlng. Furniture Center. LOS t Girls’ Roadinattrr Bicycle *ue 26", ATcInily Pmecreii School Can he Identified. Re* ward. Phone FA 2 7379 Clatxlfird Display RAVENNA / PARK Will liab> *il in in* borne l>) Colton A Loot Yarns. Notion*. Thread*. Tapes. hour, dav or werk. Mrs. Luullr HOLLINS IIHHIIY MIDP Splse), FA 2«G*n A; The Sign Of Th* Totem Pol*. 2617 S. French Ave. House cleaning nr baby silting da)*. EA 2 0634 FAUTURY in VHU ALUM INI M MAID with cooking experience, VENETIAN BLINDS health card and reference* Enclosed head Sag pi -of bottom EA 2 0631 rail with plaiti; ends. Plattle 0 —RESINESR OPCGRTCNtnEft nr rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Retired or active men or women, laral franchise available. No Srnkarik (lias* nml I’aint Co, franrhise fee. Invrstnitnt 395uuo JIZ-116 W 2nd St. Ph FA 2 4622 up. Im rvtmerit fully secured by Jackets - Hoots • lents • Luggage Inventor), No selling. Guar an. ARMY N.UV SI IIPI.UR teed Income Write lu Ro* TAA, 310 Sanford Avenue t o Sanfoid llerahl 11 203 209 E F ir e t'L P h .rA 2 .0 8 M HOMES • Medallion llnme* • Custom limit ({utility $450 Down Includea Cloaing Coal Turn Weal (In Zfllh Si. I'ulkiw Cnuntry Club ltd. A; Watch l or Our Signs . . . OPEN D A IL Y *J100 A. M. 'Til Dark SU N DAY 2 :0(1 |\ M. ’Til Dark Sltoem cJteb CnnalrucUon Co., Inc. HI (Vrsl .'jib Street I'hune FA 2 3182 srKClAl. SBKYirjMI rjuiek laundromat Sarvtta Shirts Fin.shed In (6 Hour* Samton* Dry Cleaning V. 25th Rt. Foodmart Bldg Silt IH5IDE laundrom at WELL DRILLING Fairbanki Morse Pumpi Repair* (9 *11 make* HOWARD YY. LONG 207 E. Commercial Ave. Phone EA 2 2631 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and BabyBfds. Day, Week nr Month— Til. FA 1-31II. Furaitura CaaWr 116 Wail Tust 3 l WELCOME N A V Y A N !) NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD 55e invite sou to lie our g u o ls nbaululely free without obligation nt one of Sanford'i lending .Motels while you locate suitable housing (or >ou and sour funlly. i'ick up your key Rt tht Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. IlltA IL E Y ODHAM. Corner Hwv. 17-52 & 27th St. l'rts. Phone FA 2-1 SOI �/ Awards Presented 'Return My Baby,' To DeBary Woman f^nfpi1 M i f i Sf 1 M 9 Tot's Mother Asks ONTARIO. Calif. <UPI>-'’T*k* food c#re of by hitay. Watch hla cold, and plr»*e, pl»a«* bring him hark lo me.” A M-yrarold widowed mother at ala children Uiui publicly ap ptalad today to a volunteer baby aittar who kidnaped 9 week^ld I r ir U o " Mwe* »«*l rridiy Bight. U n . Kuih Flore*. widowed Uit June when her husband wai killed hi a welding explnaiun. *at at her hama tearfully cradling In her arm Teetotaler Wants Whisky Included LONDON (UPI)— John Wig■Uff, a Ufa Ion* leetotalar. haa written lira. E M Uraddock. hi* Hpr*tentative In Parliament, deBtltidin* that whltky be included *• the accredited medicine* Hat of f » national health irheme. tfaiitaff »ald hi* doctor had or fared him to drink four whlikle* a fa y became of an artery com plSliK (ha twin brother of Erie. ‘T Juat want her lo bring hack my baby or lake him lo a doc­ tor," the Might, blonde woman laid. "Me haa tuch a cold " Mr*. Flora* *ak) Eric had bern fragile atnee birth and beiidr* needing medical attention al*o re­ quire* a apeclal formula. Fill agcnla and police working logrlher in the rate—the »econd kidnaping in toulhrrn California over the weekend — laid tha kid­ naper apparently wa* a woman known only a* "Ann William*" who befriended Mr*. Flore* in or­ der to carry off a child. *‘l*n‘t It too had a tingle wo man who want* a baby and can lupport one can’t adopt one," Mra. Flore* recalled the woman having remarked to her before the kidnaping. The riiiiraughl mother who haa gone tier pin* tinrr ducoverin* Eric mining from live crib hr •hared with hi* brother, Aaron, late Friday, *aid Mi*i William* told hrr *he wa» active In church work and wanted lo help her out The area'* other kidnaping wa* tolvrd Sunday when offirrra found 7 year old Wayne Patrick Murray Jr. of Venice in apparently good condition at fiiihop, Calif., about 300 mile* from hi* l » « Angrlr* area homr. William Karri* El well, 2S, a former menial pallrnt, a n arrrited. Hospital Notes February IS Arfmltriont , Belle Mill (Altamonte Spring*) Cynthia Hithop (Sanford) Willard Crime* <0»trrnl William Hayfuve (William* port, Pa.) Preatun Williamson (Sanford) Howard Rlchardton (Lake Mary) Carol Carroll iSanfurdl Dan Hunter (Winter Park) Rn»e Simmon* (Sanford) Anna Belle Winn (Sanford) Wallace Col* Jr. (Sanford) Dltchargr* Audrey Presley (Sanford) Mr* Alberta Colburn and bahy hoy (Sanford) Mra. Jark W. McDermott and baby hoy (Sanford) Alice MrKIroy (Oviedo) February M Admission* Laura Printer <Sanford) Vera M Dellfield ISanford > Edward F. OTonncr (Sanford) Barbara Brown (Sanford) Step Janie* (Sanford) Barbara Harvey ISanford) David Carter (Sanford) The Welcome W agon Hostess W1H Knock on Your Door with GlfU k Greeting* from Friendly Kindness Height wr* And Your Civic and Social Welfare leaders %m the occasion o f: Change of residence Arrival* of Newewnere to Sanford PA J-17M Rath GalUgher a D. Farrell's Birth* Rahy hoy lo .Mr ami Mra. 8* bert Brown (Sanford) Baby girl to Mr. ami Mr* Robert It. Harvey (Sanford) Discharge* Cynthia Hithop iSanford) Carol Carroll (Sanford) Mr. Phillip Bell and baby girl (Sanford) Mr* George A llughn and baby girl ISanford) Kdna Landret* (Sanford) Arcade Package Store Feat Bring The SIO Very S. Mewl lo t Edwards Builders Open For Business LOVELY NEW WALL COLORS SUPER' KEM-TONE O tluit io fe i Wall Paint Strike Violence Erupts At Mill Again kept tha demonnretloa ardariy. Thar* waa an unconflrmad report Mra. Edith T. fim, IIS Homethat tha crowd aurgrd forward Head Ave Defliry, who retired again*! one officer but waa from the Hurray of Mine* lait l>u*htd back without injury to any­ year, haa been granted the De­ one. partment of the Intrrior'i MeetThe *«riker* at lha South Hen­ torioui Service Award and Sllvef Medal, the Department announc­ derson mill threw rocks and bot­ ed today at Waahlnglon, D C. tle* at cara al Incoming workers, Mra. Hill began working for the but this activity waa kspt to * flurrau a* an under clerk In 1924. minimum by * line of officer*. receiving *ueee»»lve promotion* •landing with ready bill!** to over the ye*r*. At the time of her retirement, ahe wa* purrhaifront of the gat*. A delegation of ririker* called In* agent for the Bureau'* Region V, with he»dquarier» at the Cen­ on Mayor Carroll Singleton thi* tral Experiment Station and In morning to protest tha u»e of outeluding mod of tha eattern half of-town officer*. Singleum said of the U. 8. law and order must be main­ C l led Preia Ini* rusttotie) Mentioning her "Inlllallve, wH* tained and that ha Welcomed the CAMilKIDGE, Mats. — J. Allen llngnet), and compl-le rrllabiliinvrtUgation by the Senate Rac­ 1y," the citation accompanying llynrk, associate director of the ket* Committee ao that "the root* Mr*. Mill'* awtrd date* that "In Smithtonian Aitrophyriral Observall her aiilgnmenl* *he demon- alory. rommenllng on secrecy and •trated outstanding ability " the ipace program: The award carrie* with H * "Secrecy I* fairly good In gen­ lifrtlma pa«l to all National eral so a* to avoid premature Park*. fanfare about launching! that may fall to achieve their goal*. Hut secrecy can he carried ton far, to the detriment of acleniivt* try­ CHICAGO (U P !)—If the danllat slip* you a red capsule before KINGSTON, Jamaica (1/PI>— ing lo make ohiervallom " you climb Into th* chair, M may Sir Robert Howard Furnn*. 79, HOLLYWOOD. C a lif-H ob Hope, In- a fake pill deilgned to relive chief Juillre of Jamaica from IWfl insisting the thaw muil go on the pain In your mind. to 1914, died Saturday. detpitr an ailment that threaten* Pmversily of Hlinol* pain *a MIAMI REACH. Fla. (UPIV— the In** of right tn hi* left eye: pert* have urged th# nation'* den "l4 * t night I taped a short teg tuts to uie these Imitation pill* Edward Richmond Tinker. SO. fin aneler and induttrial advuer, died maul for the iperlal *Manic Sark* —placebo*—to reduce the fu r Memorial’ »how and when I ran and anxiety associated with visit­ Sunday. out on the itage 1 almost fainted ing thr dentist. ROCK HALL, Md ( i r p i i - from distinct*." Dr M. J. Schiifrln and hia as lilanrhe RoitwirV, pioneer Interi­ aoclalra, reporting to the Journal or decorator and former preiident I ONTARIO. Calif —Ruth Flore*. of the American Dental Associa­ of the American ln*lltule of Dec- 35, appealing to the kidnapper of tion. gave these directions: orator*, died Sunday at her home her nine week old »o«i Erie: "The denlltl may prepare to "I Just want her lo bring hack give the patient a white placebo here. She wa* In her elghtir*. my baby nr take him In a doctor. riptide while In tha waiting room, NEW ROCHELLE, N Y UPI> He ha* *uch a cold." hesitate, and then *ay: —(lenrge* Ctprastr, 54, chief o f ; "No, I think I'll give you tome LONDON, Eng —June* Grif­ the Africa *ertion of (he United thing a little more relaxing' — Nation* departmenl of tnuteeihlp fith*, Ghana'* former l.*hor gov­ and proceed to give the patient and information from non self ernment verrelary of stale, urging a red placebo rai>*ule." governing lerriloriea, died here at white to face up to South African Dr. Rchlffrin said thi* U not a hi* home of a heart attack lait fear* of racial discrimination: trick practiced on th* patient. "The fear nf Smith Afriran race Saturday. Rather, he said, "It la a surpris­ segregation I* *n dangerom that ingly effective way to help tha It threaten In mike a color bar patient help hlmicl/.” In reverie. You cannot riDatiorlate Little Rock from Ghana." HENDERSON, N. C. (U P !) Angry itrlkera braved nearfreer in , rain todav tn a Jeer, c, rock-throwing attempt to diseciuraga a spreading back-towork movement it !h* ttart of the 16th week of a bitter textile •trike. Local polica. reinforced by o f­ ficer* from neighboring counUea, Q u o ta b le Q u o te s Pants As Weapon, Then Fire-Starter DANVILLE, V*. <UPI)-Wh*n * grit* fire got out of control and threatened hi* home, Raleigh Mar tin took olf hi* pant* and beat out the flame* lurier. Martin linked out the window to *ee hla garage in flamr*. Then he remembered that he had hung hi* *mnldrring Irouter* on the garage wall. 3 Southern States Report Snow Today id lb* violence sac be brought to light,” The committee announced that it wa* tending Investigator* here. Tha inervaring return of workera to the Harriet Hendertun Cot­ ton mill* ha* b*en marked by bombing*, rock-throwing, f l i t fight* and occarional scattered gun bla*t*. There have bean no •arioua injuries. The first incident Involving a company official earn* Sunday night whan ■ dynamite caploilon tor* Into the yard ef William N. > negotiator for the com SCOTTSDALE. A rl* -T e d Wd Ham*, IBM American League bat­ ting champion, a* hr began train ing for hi* !*th *ra»on with thr Botlon Red Sox "My ankle bothered me terribly lari spring and It bothrred me all tea ton. I wa* lucky to play at all last *ea»on." Meetings Slated For Legislators TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Florida Leciriallvr Cmmril will meet here March 4. Chairman W C. Hcrrrll nf Miami Spring* **ld Thursday. l.’nlted Pre** International Ren. R C. Pearce, Palatka. Smiw fell In at lead Ihrrc loulhern *lale» today In a chilly return chairman of lha Council’* com­ mittee on finance and taxation, of winter. Snow wa* recorded in Georgia. •aid hi* group will meet March J South Carolina and North Caro­ lina. A narrow hand nf precipita­ Taking It Calmly tion along the Ea*t Coa«t brooghl IIOCHESTER. N Y (UPI) — a imall amount of «now at Athen*. (ia., although II dnl not accumulate Police nivhed inlo an apartment where smoke wa* billowing from on (he ground. A thin covering of «now *|>read a ga* oven and a spare lu-ater over north-errIral flmth Carolina v**i glowing in the cornir ami and into North ( arnlina, but the found Hirer imall children >lutl weather man laid It would tie errd around the TV act calmly •hurl lived He predicted the *now watrhmg a program. would arctimillale one to three Int-hr* Pul would anon turn to rain "N o aignlfiranl disruption to Iraniporuilnn nr olher activity ia antlclpalrd from (hr mow. Clear­ ing weather moving into lh* area from the wr»l it ex|ieelrd lo overvprrad South Carolina by tonight," Hie foft-ract *ald. A squall line in front nf a cold wave rated South Florida with wind* up to 7o mile* an hour Sun­ day night. A 31-year old Miami man, Silvio I) Pircint, wa* criti­ cally injured when wind toppled a 12-loot brick wall Properly dam­ age wa* lighi. Hardest hit by the tudden gmt* were Dry Tortuga* In thr Florida Key* The wralher *1at Ion there re|Mirted wind* up to 79 mile* per hour. Frank Lossing, Ex-Resident, Dies Frank Lotring. 95, former San­ ford businessman, died Friday in Han Angelo, Tea., where h* ha* re­ sided for the past 33 year*. Survivor* include his wife, Mr* Nellie lam ing; three daughter*. Mr* Mickey Mella*. Mr* W. M. McKay, Mit* la m laming; one •on. L H t im ing, all of Han An­ gelo; one brother, Ray laming. Jackson, Mi**.; five tiller*. Mra. 11 J. C laim , Cltra; Mr* Harry Albert. Mr*. Georgr Townsend bnlh of St Petersburg; Nil ao If oi He Anderson. Del.and: Mr*. II E Cordell, Hanford. Funeral service* were lo be held at 4 p. m Inday in Han Angelo Mr*. Cordell left Haturday for the tervieea. Star-Gazer* Sought NEW YORK (UPI) - 11 ia •( timatrd thr United Slate* haa only about 50 arironnmrr* capa­ ble of charting (hi* country's fu lure exploration* into outrr spare Thr shortage of these professional riar gazer* la to acute that to duitry ia bidding up to 4290 a day fur celestial consultant*. ERRAZZO FLOORS CLEANED • SANDED - FOUSIIED Tile Expertly Free hrilmatew — Call l r*l SEMINOLE TERRAZZO 106 N. Myrtle FA 2-7121 TV marvel scans the skies like radar to pull in better n ROTATES AUTOMATICALLY t o track down tha bust pouibla picture on avery channal. A A IM S YOUR ANTENNA ^ A * 1 , straight at lha arnding lei war of tha tha final F0U want uaatl* ft* u n n t*MU1 wilk W t a k ar aaowy picture aad -ghdU" *n so maty thsnndl! Lika matt ptoplt, jou’ n prob­ ■UO WHht hClUU WHS UY) ably ia a lecatiaa whir* TV signals cam* from man, dirtrilon* -M l Jeat th* M t yoar •*(*«•• wa* aat up Vo far*. tea *dw ia aad *u TV’ rufapWu* araa* jwif hk* »»«f* M IM III SI ***«> III M»k« IN I sauna* work 3 ar 4 tin** avoit •AcxoUy tad bri*g ia tb* b«ri poiiibl* picture from a*p diractloa. What yaa a*(d U tfc* TV mantl thtt (•»•«* yoir ■nUnn* to Cirri* tad D*U<I Ilk* Ksdtr-lh* CUR ROTOR HIT I* Ml Twt-TWfll H*r*'* *11 you da to pull (a (Uarar, riurpar, atroagvr pkturMi - ***** tuna***, u m i riti*M*. Wa hart lota af eempany from (*r **4 star, tad Uty all say wa « i **»»« *utia*i» *ad Fat* a battar git tun this Ikay da. Th* roa Korea can not b* U iC -H u. C. J. V.Co*«. .*-***.*, haua* *. far* iaadp Uu k l(aw M « ( « r an CPk't 4*aaIt/a! Hllh Caalruf CaMael. ia claan and cUar. W* *«i«r r*c«i«*d real pliaiurt out af TV 111) w* got lha a«w 1 Jtolar al th* ha** a/ p*ur rae/-aaJ*aaa t o n U la a » * pftia *4rul* MU pan h i lh* yiriar* *f«*r*r lhaa #**r hi f h i . | Li/I pm i gag*r /ram lh* g*i**tor o f poor aalaaaa i *aa4((allf M i *a paarflau. Wmpu, wot nr la why aaula far half-way TVT Puil la ag Ik* tkaaatla yaur art la aquipp*d to raetiva - wilk a thrifty COR ROTOR. NOWf Sfarf geffirtg perfect TV pictures with e -tu n a w wi ni«t* H tiun C« SltllMcama C M BOTOW." ROTOR •fortaan la Patlw* TVIm**w*' P huIh Town <$ Country TV Orlnnrln Ill-Way Sanford, Flo. Seminole TV 503 Celery Ave. Sanford, FU. Appliance Mart sm Celery Ave. K. Hanford, FU. H oover Radio 501 * D r ia e k tU a th M I bow Winn’s TV Miller Radio <& Appliance Co. 2nd SI. Sanford, Kta. 1IK 8. Pnrk Ave. Sunfnrd, FU. Tha B Edward* Roildrri Supply ha# opened on POJ We*t Third St. Sperlallring in looli, hardware and paint *uppllea, the firm I* •united In a new ennerete block building, with a large warehouse adjoining Bernard Edward*. o«nrr nf tha •iipply hou*e, wa* born and rear­ ed Iri Sanford lie hat been in ihc pUtlrrmg ami ronlraituig bullnc»» her* for the pnit m; year*. He ami hia wife Ure in Sylvan I.4kr Shore*. tlaorgc K Ell M l ia manager of (lie new firm, lit- ha* been a real deni of Sanford iince lit 1H Former positions include manager of paint and hardware at Sherman Con­ crete Pipe Co , and an a**»rialion with lha Hanford Paint and Glaa* Not Quite Dead Co. UWI1ENCE, Kansas tlfPI) — B>Aikkve|>«r (or the U. Edwarda Lalin i*n‘t a dead language fur Supply ia Mr* Margaret FI Howe*. Dr. t. R Und. of Kama* Univanity. In answer to a rrquett from a woman In California, It* recently tranilalrd ICO page* on chirkrot from Aldrovandu*’ book on animal* to help her In her The firm at Odham and Tudor work. will dart a aerie* id tlandard Red i'rni* ftnl aid c la im tonight for II employe*. BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - A Under Inrinirlor E R DeFalint. the fouree will be held from 7:30 school here I* ao crowded that 9:30 p. m. for five cooaccutive superintendent William I-Ogan or Monday* In lh* Odham and Tudor dared a ro»l bin converted Into office. a rlai«moin * On* anion d m a* TYPEWRITERS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING and SPACE FA Machines For SALE TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 203 K. 23th Adding For RENT REPAIR Strvict ADAMS St 2-2464 r * so il " T Y P E W R IT E R s e r v i c h mt Wwt v i m a*. " " JU IT TOVM LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DR ALUM A PaU atote A tiiii TV S. Sanford Ave. Snnford, Fie. Every Inch Count* brw ih or totter -C ,rtu Cm . S n U a , 11 •maaaaaia n ana im a ia n . Evan though my aaliana I* a »*ry aood an*, I caulda't gtt a Hut. sharp imaga. Rtaeu laiUtllag a cm aorua. my picture* are (Itarur, aharpir,*U*di*r. My Mt btksvaa lika a brand a«w aai, rna tkaugh tbt attt**t TV ttoliaa la aval 41 mllta away." -HWna A. Mm. FUml, MHK Odham Schedules First Aid Course * Hear lo apply with Done TERKAZZO WORK OF ALL KINDS. CDR ROTOR Fake Pills Urged For Pain In Mind Deaths to *>e t o l a which hare bean armed samp with frightened fam­ going on Intermittently Iince Nov. ilial guarding their home* at sun IT. point- Many famlllc* move secretThe violence ha* turned thi* ly from one friend’* home to an­ town of about 2U,W» Into an other to avoid attacker*. HOLLER MOTOR SALES toilor*. rtoiMi �\ Saufiirin itm tlii * VOL •* United I’reaa Leaned Wire X L IX AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NTWT7PAPER * 8ANFo T U E S D A Y . M A R C H 3. 1959 Established 1908 r 6 T Fl o r id a TiST Seminole County Gets New_ Electronics Industry ^ 1 " '" ** Firm Employs 100 In Research Work News Briefs ^ a P'*l Growth Seen Ambussudor Resigns For Young Firm WASHINGTON (L T D - Abbs Khan re tinned today <i Israeli Official* re*|>*•tinIble for the location of Dynntronlca, ambassador to the U. S. and the Inc., in Seminole County today said they believed tin* firm United Nation*. Seminole Count) Unlit)' ubtnlncd it new Industry which amiHoy## about |(H> mul has an nun uni payroll of .sum* $500,1)00. T b a firm la Dynatnmice, Inc., o f Orlando, nu electronic# firm. A iJnnt to house the ninnufucturinyr and research fa­ cilities will Ik* erected by Odham anti Tudor on a 10-ncra "ultimately will be one of the major employers in the area." J. Bralley Odham, credited with spanniiijr the gup ALGIERS, Algeria ( U H i - Al which closed the negotiation successfully, said. "We have Berlin rebel !o»»e» role to *84 confidence that these men (of Dy latronics) will l.*e outstand­ Rebel Losses Mount • dead or wounded during the put week aI the Algerian war. Draft Moves Rapidly WASHINGTON (U P I) — A bill extending the nation’* drift law four jreir* itirted a quick tranili through the Senate today. Orbit To Be Large M Khrushchev Stands Firm On Germany; Withdrawal Asked WASHINGTON tUIM) - SclenHiti »iid America'* Pioneer IV MOSCOW lU PU -Prem ier Niki­ moon rockat will go Into an orbit ta Khrushchev and Prime Minis­ around the tun that will ba larger ter Harold Macmillan admitted to­ than the orbit of the earth. day they were “ unable to egrre” on Germany but *ald they would Ike Suys ‘Splendid’ study a plan to pull back tro.-ps WASHINGTON ( U l'l) — Presf- ami nuclear weapon* from th# deni EUmhowrr laid today the middle of Europe. successful launching of the U. 1. They pledged tbcnualvea to moon rocket Pioneer IV k i trek a negotiated solution to the "splendid ichievement." Berlin cri*i*. Wetlern diplomat* in Moscow were peaumUtic and • Thieves Burn Money **id no solution was in *ight beCHICAGO (U l'l) — Thieve* cau*e Moscow ha* not retreated burned open a iafa in a five and- from the determination to give dime itore Monday to get at 111.- Berlin control to Communist East 000 in will, but found the curren Germany. t y charred to aahea from the heal A Soviet • British communiqus of their acetylene torch. U.ued at end uf the today Mac­ millan mission accepted the need of “ early nfgotiaUoni" to *ave WASHINGTON (U P I) —The Sen “ peace and security In Europe ate Interior and fnaular Affair* and throughout the world" and % Commitlee today unanlmoualy ap­ promised to study a partial pullproved and aent to the Senate a bark of Eastern and Western for­ bill to make Hawaii the Wlh ce* from the Iron Curtain. Mate. Any decision to pull back trnopv would he part of a peaceful, lung‘Hot’ Policies Used term settlement of the German WAYCROSS, Ga. (U P Ii — Bur problem. They said nuclear wra* glare who apparently forgot their pona would be Included in the flaahlighti broke Into an Insur- thinning out and that there wuuld a nee firm here and ae arched the be “ an appropriate system of In­ office tiling flaming insurance pol spection." Thi* would provide a partial ^ kies, police reported. •tart on disarmament and a par­ tial stort on European security, RANGOON. Burma (UPI)—The twu Seat • West Issues long locked Burmcte Chamber of Deputies in ■ cold war stalemate. At first took under conaideralloa loday a reading, the cautiously worded bill that provide* for eompulaory communique seemed to Imply a militarv training tor both mao new British willingness to take up the previously-rejected “ Raparkl and women. plan" for Europe. ThU years • old proposal by Reds In Agreem ent LEIPZIG. Germany (UPII — Boland's Foreign Minister Adam M Communist bait Germany utd to Rapacki provided for a “ neutral day It would sign a separate peace lone'1 stretching along both sides treaty with the Soviet Union if the of the Iron Curtain and including West doe* not turn o poet with both East and West German). As originally phrased the plan would both Germany*. call for withdrawal of all foreign truops from Germany and a ban Bandit Robs Bank RALEIGH (UPI)—A Iona bandit on nuclear weapon* there. Boon, We’ll Be 50 Train Women, Too? £ wearing a white mask and horn rimmed glaitea robbed the Cen­ tral branch bank of tba Pint Clliirnt Rank and Trust Co. to day and fled with an undeter­ mined amount of eaah. Police 'Discover* Devices, Mistake MIAMI (UPD — Miami pollca thought (or a while Morslay night they had uncovered a large new gambling operation. » Patrolmen, answrruig a burglar * alarm at a warehouse, spotted a cache of roulette wheels, dice table* and ether gambling equip­ ment started high in Ihu IAlibiing, Since tuih equipment i* destroy-aldr on light, officer* were aU art to atari twinging Ihetr aits Hut Before they could «tart, they learn­ ed of their mistake Ti.e contraband was the property of thr county police. It had barn _ seised two nvintht ago In a raid. PTA Will Hear Orange Officiol Trainees Needed For Sewing Class More student trainee* are need ed tor th* sewing school which was art up recently to train sew big machine operator! for the garmrnt Industry In thi* area. D. B. Hahn Jr., manager of the Flor­ ida .State Employment Service said today. The purpose of this class I* to meet th* acute shortage of axpenrnced aewtng machine oper­ ators. Th* first class began Dec. 1, with an enrollment of 72. Of the IS who completed the course, about 10 were put to work by the local companies. The second class now is near ing completion and more apple cants are needed to begin a new class The schod hours are from ft p. m. to 10 p ra., Monday through Friday. The complete course is *8 hour* There are no charges or fees for the course Interested applicants *hould ap ply to tha Florida State Employ, meat Service office, lift West Second St,, Senford. Mr*. Beth Johnson, Orange C< ity representative to the state Legislature, win speak at • to­ night to tv* PTA a< Southiide School. Mr*. JohMoa to a aupportar of .% Mgrtgitlo# In tha tebooli and will explain a presented A lo n g wood man has been ar­ at tha neat seiitoo o f Lagtila- rested by the 8«mmol* Count) ture, aoabling parent* to remove Sheriff's Department for givim their chtldm from school by liquor to mtnura. petit too. Robert Johnson was charged with contributing to the delin­ quency o l mtnora altar he served drink* (o several youngster*, who h«eam* Uu-brialrd On another mcaient involving • Archbishop Joseph Hurley. It wfaiiky, D*k*y Moody waa arrealAugustin*, ctm* to the Sanford ed for poaaession of moMiahin*. Ih* la in Ih* county jail. Naval Air Station last nigh*. Archbishop Hurley conferred the weranaat tt ooeiflrmatiop on ■ n e t and dapaodanta to tha statJaa LONDON (UPD — Three toenchapel. Ha waa aaalated by tha egtre war* arretted Monday on *. Richard LguM « f AM M s chart•• of atoallng ato boaoa of ■un tan lotion. ihofto Ctonto Britain l* enjoying Ra fifth con­ Thto vt* Mm Bret vtoft to Ian lord tor Archbishop Hurley, toe secutive day i l aunahaa altar a binto b# ing is thrir field; they already are recogmted a* nepert* in the missile and electronic* field*, which are tiw coming industries of this era." Juhn Krider. Onunber ol Com­ merce manager, made thr ori­ ginal contact with D> natronlcs. Hut, after four months of n«gotialiont. effort* were sl>mied Than (klham entered the picture. He obtained the land and agreed u- construct thr buddinr on a III.UKI'HINTti FOR IM.AXT — Art llurria (second from right), constriction superin­ lease purchase agreement. In addition to the work of tendent for Odham and Tudor, giws over Kridrr and Odham, chairman of blueprints fur the new'hums* of I •>' nntronica. th* special target* commltto- of I,lc.t with offk'inls of the company aad John the Coinmittve uf ltw, these into j ------------------------.. — played prominent rules in th* success story; T. E 'Dickfr, president of th* Flurid* Slate Hank, chairman of the Committee of 100 finance committee, ahu spent much time and effort In checking llynatrontea; Robert Bauman, piftldrnl WASHINGTON (Ul’ l) — Am er­ of Sanford Atlantic Hank, who ica fired Its PiOflMr IV salrlltt* agreed tu the financing o f the pro­ toward the moon today and the ject, arid W. Scott Burnt, chair­ Uny robot soared higher than any man uf the Committee of UK), Amrrican mode object en route to whirh adopted this as its first join Russia's Lunik I in an orbit project. around the sun. The 13 t pound gold • plated thlhsm said hi* entry into thr effort was based on “ faith In the satellite, blasted aloft by a fm t<«n Company and in the growth ol our Juno II Army rockrt, had climbed 72.40Q mtlra by V a m and was area." Me added: “ Sure. I have a still rocketing along al ft.Sl* miles chance to gain financially through per hour. lit height exceeded the 71,900thi* arrangement. However, if there it another citiacn among us mile peak re ached by the Air who would like t*> assume the Force Pioneer I lunar probe last lease purchase agreement, I will Nov. 11. and w.i« far beyond the >ign it over to him temuin.w. 63.590 mile platratl of the Army's Then, I'll go uut ami get some­ thing els*. If 1 tec- something els* whirh will benefit thlt are*. I'm going to invest In it. If we don't, w# era ehortchanging ourstlvts " Odham **id the aiea I* ‘ very fortunate to get the-* young, ag grettite men in a firm that It C A P E CANAVERAL (D PI)— a ’comer' in th* Important firld The moon winch was their target of electronics." The 10 acre site will allow P> pecked through the motel room natronlcs to grow. That, said of­ window In Ihr small hour* loday ficials. it exactly what they exj ret but (he nucleus of the Pioneer Dynatrunira to do—very rapidly, IV launching crew termed mil to notice. The men were too busy cele­ brating Ihr success uf s project conceived hi the living room ol Partly iloud) tonight and Wed­ the lm)i*h engineer in Itu-ir midst nesday with a few shower* to­ the 'day sfter Russia > first Sput­ night or early Wednesday. Winn- nik went into orhit They were toasting the partial *r tonight, turning cooler Hrdasesday. High today 71 to 71. low fulfillment ot a dream which one* tonight 3* to 53 Variable winds caused the flaxrn haired ecu nUtl * to II miles per hour. leaning back In the wirkt-r chair to be clapped in jail by Adolf Hitler. Hit brown figured lie slightly askew. Dr Jack E. Froehlkh beamed at Dr Wrmhrr von Family night will be held al Brant) and they look turn* trad­ 1'inecreat School tonight for school ing Jokes as thr tension of the children and (heir parrnla. shoot gradually wore off Dinner of spaghetti or chicken These were the two men who pilau will b* served in th* cafe spearheaded the development of terla from 5:308:30 p in. the Juno II lau: - ' i ihlrlr and Following dinner, the children the gold plated rotoit which will will go to the auditorium for a find its place in orhit around the musical program, while parents tun have grade group discussions in "It was a team rfluri all the lb* classrooms way,*' .aid Prurhlirh pointing to Price of Ih* dinner i* ’it cenir the 30 army and Jet Propulsion for children, and ftn rents fur Laboratories rocketeers lining Hie adults. vails of the small room of near­ — Krider (right), ChiunbtT o f Cumnn'rcr ninnitRur. At left ia John A. .Morris, lusislahint to the president. Ret ween Murri* and Hnrria ia Parker Painter Jr„ Dy nut runic* nresi­ dent. (Herald .Stuff I'hotoj TIFTON, 0s (D P Il—A school bus jammed with more than M Negro children plunged almuit uut uf sight into * pond today, and authorities taid at least nine pupil* drowned. Three children were hnspllatired for affects of shock, exposure tnd minor injuries. The other frightened children wtu> were pulled safely through windows of the but were sent to their homes. Driver Doyer Jones, to. who had been driving thr routr for Z1 years, taid hit bus hit twu bumps in succession on th* dirt road, causing him to lose control “ un avoidably.” Thr hut turned uvrr on Its right side and plunged into thr water. The vehlrle was about twothirdc submerged The arridrut happened near the community of IIrook field, about seven miles east of Tlflon, In southcentral Georgia Jones said hr klrkrd out the window at the driver a scat, mounted the overturned bus. kicked out other windows and hoisted to salcty screaming chil d u n who were standing on top of other children. “ The larger ones were standing on the little small one*," Jones laid. “ That * what caused to much trouble. Ttime tth* small ones) wei* the ones we lost." June* said two white men from nearby farm houses helped him ltd fume of th* larger Children through the window* Five of the children were pu mronced dead almost Immediate­ ly Rescue workers revived three nearly drowned children, but after several hours, gave up on tour other*. Moon ShotTo OrbitSun first mounshnt last Dec ft Although slightly off course, the satellite was expected to pass wilhm JJ.tsM mile* of thr muon —a mivs of 2u,(Sxj mile* from (lie planned trajectory. It* closest ap proach to die moan tv expected at 2 p m. c i t Wednesday, when tt* speed will have bri-n cut In 3.5CW miica p> r Lour. Scientists said the space vehicle ha* ample velocity to go Into an orhit around thr sun Its spud at launching from Cape Canaveral, F la, at 12:lo a. in. was 24.hihi miles per hour This was .lob m.p.h. more than needed to tarape the pull of the Team V e ry H appy A t 'Success7 Shot Weather Pinecrest To Hold Night For Families by Cocoa Beach. ‘ What these guys believed in for 18 months bus cum* to pa*t " Von Hraum, who was pul be­ hind bars in Germany because “ th* craiy man wants to go to the moon." was jubilant along wnh Ihr rest of Hie group, lint he already was looking to thr future. Symphony To Play Here On March 10 Selections from* South Pacific, My Fair Lady and Oklahoma will l » featured March 10 when the Flurida S)mpltuny O r e h e i t a rome* to Sanford. Hie perform a nee will be held »1 It 13 in the Civic Center, un der the baton of Conductor Frank Miller. A free performance during the altemcxm has b u n arranged fur grade- and grammar sch>ml child ren. The concert Is ipeintorrd by th* Sanford Recreation Depart ment Tickets may b* obtained al Hmirntllal’a, Tuuchums. Navy t-.x change and the Itrereadon Dupariim-nt ntfire All *eais are re­ served; prices srv 12 23 for adults and ft 23 for tludrnl*. Mall order* will lie filled. If Itrcssed lo City Hall. Sanford I'stron tickets arc available by railing kA 2 7628. earth’ s gravity and Ilia lug of the moon'a gravity field. The srlrntUtl taid t'loneci IV will go intn a volar orhit mine what larger and more elongated than that of thr earth's, thr space vehicle, like the earth, they said, will lake about a year for each trip around (lie sun. U. S. Flag Burned By Mobs in Bolivia tot I'AZ, Bolivia (UPD-Anll American muhi surged Ihrmigh the sirects of La P*i and Oruro Monday In a furious protest a gains! 'a m xgjfine rcjiort that It. S. autliorilics here lu-lleve Bo­ livia and its problc-ius should lie divided up among its nrigtitiors. Tlie rioters vtiim-d the I' S emhast) in La Par and Ihc I'. S In furmation Service libraries here and in Ihc- tin milking rrnter of Oruro, breaking mod of thr win­ dows in (he three buildings No American ravuaUlc-t were re|Hiried Poller fired on Ihc- mob in lot Par, withoul announced result* One Bolivian teenager wav re polled killed ar.it twu wounded In another incident Involving a flash In-twcen tludrnl* and ' unldrnlt fird gunmen" The nuih, shouting “ Down with Am* rican im perialism'." burned a I'. S flag In Ihr strrrti, set file In (wo embassy automobiles and burned every copy of Time mag arine it could find on local news stands. 3 Youths Nabbed For Gas Stealing Thi. e I* year old boy* charged with stealing gas in tin- Lingwood are* have turn apprehended by Sheriff J L. Ilobhy. Jimmy Ramsey, Tommy Nave and Jo> Laws, alt of lamgwood. admitted siphoning hud from gas tanks over a three month period, Holihy said The ga* apparently wa» u*rd for their own Iran* portalmn. Shi rdf Hobby said when he caught thr boys, one nf thrill lud two fisc gallon cant and a six foot siphon on the Iron! sral of his car. Adjustment Board in Need Of Funds Dol H G Harrtnun, chairman Ol the Hoard of Adjustment of Seminole Count), a»ked Commitshiner* for money thlt morning. Col Karrunan said thav the new Hoard would need (he use oi a secretary once a month and per haps more ultrn fur mtmile*. rec­ ord ■ and correspondence. Salary was tel *1 110 f « •*fl1 monthly meeting. Money lor a tai>* recorder to in­ cur* the veracity of disputed rt*l>ment* m a d e up Hie second request. Col llarriinaii said the machine eonld !.* used by anyone in the county, hut was almost ■ must tor Hie Board of Adjustment, which will settle disputes lwt«c-en the Zoning Hoard atat It* applicant* Mark l In eland, county attorn ry. said. “ B would certainly help cm many llimgi, » ton inoplr have a lapse of memory *Umt w h., they •aid. they can tie reminded in a hurry with a tape r. conh-r “ llarrimait turned tliwn a tuige* lion by Commlssiuner Vernon Itonn f . .. . iia that member* of the Hoard-uf Ad juvtmrnt. who work without enmpenautlnn, recrlre vas mileage •We are glsd to work for Hie county, and the prier of ga* duein t worry u* at all," Harrimsn Saul. Girl Scout 'Presides/ Sees County's Problems Commission Plons Liquor To Minors, Man Is Arrested Llcvrn je a r okl Archbishop Visits Naval Air Station Sun Tana Sought £ ■ At Least Nine Die in Plunge Of Bus CHAIRMAN A M ) •OFFICIAL’ KKLIKF—Shuron Drum, local Girl Scout, today assumed th# duties «* County Commiaaioo shairman from John Kridar. Thu jo h wh * a ahort one. exactly on# hour, but Sharon win* thrilled. Sh» waa une of a«v«ral acoutn "holding office" today. UiurwkJ Staff FlioUyj .Sharon D miiii learned this niurnlng tliai running Seminole County uften is lire wmit and difficult. Shi run “ »*l In’* for Chairman Juhn Kridrr thi* morning al the •utility Commisviuneri nireling Shr was ihe Inst of a num twr nf Seminole County Girl Scouts who have been picked to fill thr th-iet of prominent leaders in die stale, county ami clly of­ fices during Girl Scout Week While Sharon presided. Com­ missioner* purchased a taw bill Inn •< counting and computing ma­ chine from the National Cash Register Co. for 17,453. Only one acceptable bid was received for the machine, which will be u-rd jointly by the tax collector and as'ntor. Other purchase* Included a re tory file and office machine for tvs cfflre uf tlie supervisor of rrgi-lralion Thr equipment was bought fur 11.S31 SO from Orlando Ollier .Supply, Bids tor gasoline and oil were turned over to the new county tn glu m tor study. Boh Davis at Iended the meeting this morning in lut udieiat capacity, and found that Seminole County offers an rvrn greater challenge than he had anticipated. Niihola* Pucci, drvelopsr of Paradise Point, appeared before thr Hoard to complain about the drainage ditch dug on an ease incnt granted th* aounly by Us company. Pucci described tha ditch as "Just like the Panama Canal," and said that he had esparted ft smaller drain. Davis will Invest! gate the ditch and report to Uvo Coinmittionars on iU condition. The county refuted to Mtora Big aaaamast to Fwcai Casselberry Meet The town council of Casselberry and Seminole County Commission­ er* have a dale Msrrh 18 st 7:30 p rn. lit* meeting M on* uf severs! th# county Iriders have planned w i t h Incorporated communities throughout Seminole County. Old Packing House Destroyed By Fire An abandoned eelery packing house on Britton Road wa* gut­ ted by Are shortly after noon to­ day. Ttir hultdthf waa oxrnad by Chase and Oo. Fir* trucks froa* Am Sanford Naval Air Its tins answered tbs call. W*i*r waa played so tha surrounding area I# site one haH mile south of H if Tree Road on the east aid* ed Highway 17*2. Tile building is scheduled to bo ready for occupancy by Jun* It. Announcemc-nt of plans lo lueato in Seminole Ciunty by Dynaironic* climaxed tour month* ci negotiations and planning Th* selection of Srinincie County wa* bated on a series of imuaual event*. First. Dy natronlcs wauled “*4bow ro o m ." The firm operate* *t twn separate (wurvts m Orlando now. Dynatrumci, clovely tied to miiule programs si I'alrick Air Force Base and Cape Canaveral and a supplier of the Martin Co. wanted to tw- uulsid* of Orlando, yet within thr immediat* area. Second. Odham and Tudor agreed to turnish the land and erect th* I ii.cxxi square toot build­ ing needed on s lias* purchaa# agreement. Third. Allen Orlando of Sanford does sub contracting work for Dynatronlcs. Thr muvr will )iut (b# tire Ironic* (inn nearer one of Ms suppliers. Fourth. Ihs Commute* of 100, thr Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager John Krider in particular, “ went to bat” lo provid* facilities, financing and Uir "cllm at*" de­ turd by Dynalrentcs. Barker fainter Jr, Dyiustronica president, taid the firm hopes I# employ .100-400 wilhm three years. When It began opera Iion* tw# years ago, the firm employed 1ft. Larger quarters In Seminole will allow an immediate increase I# atmul 125 fa in ter taid annual busineac of Dynatronics now It more than f t milieus. He addnl Hist It ia “ yrrT likely" Dial another new bulldinft will tm needed in short order, Wilhm five years, Dynaironicg probably will lie using tour time* Us current space, fainter added. a ImiuI 25 per rent of Dyna* tronirt' employes are engineer*. Principal officials ol the company formerly worked tor Radiation, Inr. Most uf (lie firm's orders are fur research and di-vclopmrnl. Working principals and direct* nr* <>( the company, in addition to fainter, are Georg* F. A intersun, vice p r o Idem and chief *r>gim-er, nml George C. Dannals, Hubert I*. Bishop and Edward A. Hughe*. John A. Morris is assist­ ant tu tlie president. Secretary Of Navy In Sanford Today Shortly after 19 *. m today • silver colored Nsvy transport lutirhrd down at Ramey Field, hearing Secretary of the Navy, Thmnn* S Gates Sanford Is on* o( several eastern bates slated for inspection by tba N'svy’ t leading official. Th* in­ formal welcome did nut entail honor* uurmally sccurdrd visitmg dignitaries, at the requrit nl Gales. Greeting the sccrt-Ury and Id* |J( j ^jr wsre Cs(it. Lionel t Art,^ir ' rnmntmnAr'r , . nfAnl A. Arthur, commander Sanford Naval Air Station, and Capt. Junes K a m a g e , commander. . Hr*vy Attack Win* )ne. Ai-i’ iitn tia n v lh # l.x s>* un Arriimpanying Gslrt on the In­ formal lour are Mrs. Gat**. ViceAdmiral It. II. Pirie, Deputy Chief uf Naval Air Dperalion*, Rear Adm iral tonn* DrFlorcs, Cspl and Mrs Noel fiayler. IA. Col. (i. A Gilliland and CSCLK Fred Pascusci. Tlie official paity was escorted lo the conference room of VAH ft where they were briefed on aU missions uf Ihr .Sanford Naval Air Station and Heavy Attack Wing One. Introduced by C*(8 Kamago were lx-dr. D. P. Cunning, Lcvlr. G, K. Humphries and Cdr Hal Lang, commanding oil iter VAH-T. Thr ulficrra discuued N.A S. San­ ford. Heavy Attack Wing On* sod ths A3D Sky warrior. Slwlrx at Sanford, the air atalioa and picture* uf th* listti bumblnd derby were *howa. Alier a luncheon at the town* ol Cspl. Arthur, th* Secretary ad tha Navy toured Ih* air k alln# ind squadron areas. Departure la tilled tor 4 p* m. today, when Giles and fed# party will i*av* toe NAI P « M aola. No com m ent on Vie status o t th# local naval facility « u avatlabl# from th* aocretary, who will f po* to Mam. •iT* � 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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M, ttHU Yfi* •■ n fo rB WrnilB CHECK THESE FABULOUS Niven, Hayward Favored For Oscars HOLLYWOOD (U I'D —They're off awl lunnaig in the Oacar tier by with the preponderant* of »n | m chancing out of th* it *r ting gate (or the firal tlm*. N»vw W o rn have to many naw fare* appearvd m th* nomina­ tion*. ' Lit vrn at «** acting nominee* find tnia their maiden rar*. There are night vatrrana going again, and one old w ar hone. Spencor Traty, a two tim* winnar, I* the only major 0 » r a r holdvr In the fit id. Running agalnri him fur the golden italuelte are three young comer* — Tony Curti*. Paul New­ man and Sidney Poitler — and veteran David Niven. Shirley MacLame, however, 1* th* only n#w arrival oo the femi­ nine arene. Her competition eon *i*U of a pair of four tim e lovert, Sui#n Hayward and Deborah Kerr, a Ihree time loaer, Rotallnd H um II. and one time loa*r F.li/a beth Taylor. Morning line favorite* in Uu lop handicap rarea for l>cat actor anti bed aclrcx* award* are vid Niven and Suian Hayward So how do lire rail bird* pick Hide two? Inaim uch aa Tracy ha* collect­ ed two Oacara, and becaua* H •■rnerally la agreed he ha* turned in belter performance! than In The Old Man And The S ea,'’ he it unlikely to garner much avntimental balloting Cttflia and Poiiier (h rtt Negro ever nominated for the top award) are apt to knock one an­ other out of contention in that they eo-atarred in the tarn* pic­ ^ ture and will draw a «pllt vote. TIi* race, then, dwindle* to Newman and Nlvtn. Newman, deipite hli fine act­ ing, la not a particular favorite with film folk. Niven, on Hir other hand, i* cnormoutly popular and will win many vote* baicd on pnvfoua outstanding pcrformanci t. Hr ia the be»t i*et. l i t Taylor ia the first lo admit her chance* have been hurt by t er off screen romance with Kd rite Flatter. Mitt Kii*n II ia bite king a tough precedent in Uiat few m utiral .ta n have ever breejed home with Ihe O tcar. Shirley Macf.aine itlll ia a youngilrr, Ihe expert* figure, and h at plenty of time ■l ead of her for winning award*. Thin, the beat actreta diadem --.arrows to Sutan Hayward and Deborah K err, both of whom have failed in four prrvloui trie*. lied haired Sutan won Hie New York critic* award latl month for her role in "I Want To Live," a big plus factor, Niven also hat this advantage, Lady Leathernecks Will Get New Boss la llr d P ic m lute I national Command of the Women Ma­ rine* will paaa on March I to a red hatred, iiaacl-cycd olflccr who aay* the lady Iw alhtrnrrkt' value ha■ been prove*I ''tx-yond *|uea Mon” hi their lO yaar hivtuiy. Jibe it Lt. Col M.rgarct M llendvraon, who will aucceed Col. Julia E. ilam blct aa diraetor of |iie Woman M a n n e r Sne wilt gel ttu a a g in of a full coloot t. Mia* Hendoraoo la 4* Hhe Jnionl Uie Marine* in 1913 at Hie age of 33 after teaching tchool in lathhock, Tex , for II year*. She aay* ah* felt Joining the Marine* * h Mm patriotic thing to FBI Agents Grab 'Escape Master' KNOXVIU.K. TWnn (DPI! — Lana* Ray Caugborn, 31, a m a tt­ er of prl*»n vxcapv, wa* capturvd jeaterday by PHI agrnU. wlio Pound him aterfung In a farmhouiv Special Agent 0 . C. Hearty a*i<l Caughorn offered no red*, lanra when he waa awakened II* 1Ta> 'laying at tier (armhouM r here w ith h k Mother and than. Caugborn’a capture ram* lee* Mian oo* day after hie partner in hi. lataat etcape venlure, Willi* (forinan E dw ard., 3T. of Mobile, A la, wat caught tilling m a 10M Wlth two young women, a redd and a blonde. Edward* waa arraigned before V. 8. Commiaaioner Hart* M. Duggin* Tuvaday and Caugborn Will lot arraigned today. Ttiey will b* returned to Oc-orgla. Cawghuto anti Edward* fl.-d from the Gworgta priton fur lie eorrlgiblea In lluford, Ua., J*n. I in • “piaah-lmtton" v*rap«. 13>* two priaooeri got lido ttw Warden’* truck and guard T W. William* openul th* gate*, helicvhitf Wanlrti Hubert Smith wa> in the truck. William* w»t later died by G eorgia Correction* ComtnUaionvr Ja rk F urrfiter who aatd ft wa* an hnne-t ml*taka tail on* Mint ju *1if ted divinixal, Caugborn ha* v.<rape*i from Gem t in ami Tennr**«r prl.orta aft lime , lie waa a r io ln l last M anh In downtown Atlanta alter a wild, bul lot - punctuated d im e Hi* reit halrnl briilc of a week Wa- wiiii him . At the lim e of that arrvat, flwugln >rn wa* a htglliv* from a priton k ir n for burglar!*** in Teiuie***e He It alio under two ear vantMca* in Hrorgia for urgUrit*. and Kdwarvl* wa* awrving IP y e a n for ("bbtrie*. C C S Reason Is Obvious MONTTRI.IKH, VI U T I) — City police didn't realise their k b jdioiM wni out of order until a reporter told them be had Iw-en trying to rail for three hour* tk* H im H indu tun *aid *h« aould tnink of no brller way to render tcrvlre than In join the newly or,; aimed Wuiucn Marinca and “ lima baa not changed that inn viction." Col. Hindvr-uo taya with pride that Hit- Marine* have 2,343 occti palional ipecialtir* and Dial Wo men Marina* are capable o( 1*11 mg 143 of th«*v, ranging from aUnographic work to Jed engine maintenance. When the Women Marine*’ new bo*t hat a chance, her chief hob' by it cooking from new recipe*. The 3 loot 9 't inch colonel waa Itoro in Cameron. Tex., graduated from high tchool al Kennedy, Tea., In 1P2H and from Hie Univertily of T reat in 1031 Site wat rom m lttlonrd to the Marine He*erv*» In June, 19U after training M Ml. Holyoke, Mata. In World War II, ahr in »trut ted woman Marine* at Camp I-rJeuw , N. C , and terv rd a t of­ ficer m charge of the Itu u n rti School, Marine Corpa Intlitute, Wathlnglnn. Kite went back to tchool teachtrig alter the war for two and one half yeart and Mien rejoined Uie Mtrine*. New Sub Planned; Could Probe Ocean Baker Misplaces Decimal Point; C fn ilH G p fr P m flf irO lll FAIRFAX, V». (U P II — When baler Lurat (Sallego* tnUplacnl a ib ritual (mint, he mad# a monu menial error. Tile rune lioy* of Den On*. Cub Sc*an Park l*l, ordered m ta u t cake for Ihrtr annual banrpiel Tuesday night. Hal ley >a read H Ti e m u ll' A three fool high frosted rake In the form of tiiv Waihlngton Monument. "Oh. well," phlloaophlird Hal Irgn*. "Hie wool* wnnted a nice cuke. Ttiey atipm ed * feai of art which hat never been achieved tie fore W* are happy for them lo haw He rharged Hiem catty SO lor the "feat of arl." Annexation Right Upheld By Court RICHMOND, Va. IU P O -R e y ­ nold* Metala Co. TucMlay an ­ nounced plana for a mhuu.rinr made nf alutninutn which cmihl reach unprecedented depths and explore more than fio per cent of Ihe ocean floor. Company official* aatd Hie craft, to tie named Hie Alummaut, would I* light in weight and itrongrr than one rnailv of tlrrl. It aim rnuld t>e uied to prevent reconnaittanre >vf Ame r lean w ateri by lluisinn till,*, they aald. J. la-wi* Reynold*, wieculive vi r president of the firm, said Hie ro jrd la gun Ui I'JU and H>al reent lest* hnv« vliuwn it lo !«• frasible. Under ideal progress, Hie first model ahinild ready for lauinhliig and trials wrlhin Iwo years, he aaid. Farly niiNlelt would lot powered tiy e lerirlr Itallrrir* but atomic rupulslon could he tn*lailed later, Reynolds aaid ilie first model I* to he alarut HI feel long with an tnvide diameter of seven feel, Reynold* said. It* it fool rylindrira! hull will t>« de signed In a. rnmmndale a pilot and two arietiHfn- observer*, along with more than l.too poundi of Inalrument*. The Alummaut would l<e aide lo '*■•«'" mi tin- ocean floor vs-ilh tele vision ra m e ra t wliiclr could be extrndisl <mi loog arm*. Remotely operat'd light- world pro'.# the deep-water dark mas TAM-AIIASSKF. fllP I) — The »Ule Supreme Court ha* upheld a r a j law giving rlllrt in the ....... the right lo annex unliteuri iJied k rrllory under rcrtaln rendu Ion*. Dade County attacked tin- law rut ground* N waa a local hill. dligUDed a* a general law The law restricted tt* term s o cuun lie* with not h-as than *U0.(W' IKipulation. Th* court *tn**ad Hiat it wat not ruling on Ihr Dade County home rule ad* in any way • P rlrew Good S T h r u S u n . M ar. 1 Grade “A" Ga« Dressed A Drawn \ Lf FRYERS | mm* i\ S( L im it • O ne W ith $R O r M o re O rd e r H A K K R IT K SHORTENING Limit 4 Please . . . 3 Lh. 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WASHINGTON W H H I N n m M fUPtl (UP!) -— T h *a State D epartm ent tatd today the illed States “ will communicate th the Soviet Union" on the boarding by U. S naval ptrw nnel at a H um an fishing trawler off Newfoundland. The traw ler was boarded to eberk whether Its crew had dam ­ aged a multi-million dollar tran s­ atlantic cable network. Lincoln Whfte, Stale D epart­ ment spokesman, said a formal would be sent to Moscow Kwwfcwndland H m f c n d l i n ] to In make enakr Ia M l » " AM D t D B P K N D I K T D A I L Y M V W W A F V E * port The initial report was that U n ite d Prasi* Lassoed W ire K stA bltnhw l 1908 SAN FORD . F L O R ID A N O . * 80 F R ID A Y . F K H K l’AKY 11. iy:»9 it found no evidence that the Ku»- V O L. X L IX slans were doing anything “other than fishing." White House P rrw Secretary James C. H agrrty said I'resident Eisenhower had received from the navy a preliminary report similar to the one the Navy made public Thursday nigh! There was no immediate mdiaa-j lion whether Moscow would view j the Incident as s major Issue to further strain Soviet American re­ lations or accept it as a routine' move under an international treaty to protect undersea cables A five man party from the dr slruyer Hoy O. Hale si rambled aboard the Soviet ship NovorosH K R I.IN ( I 'I ’I ) — T h e Kuweinn u ltim a tu m lo th e W a s. sisk at noon Thursday about 120 te rn Allien Pi Ret out of B erlin by M a y 27 rv.u hod its h a lf­ miles northeast of St. Johns, NewThe 12-year-old son of a promi­ played beams on the lake all foundlsnd. M IA M I ( I 'I ’i ) — T h v U. 8. w w olhnr b u re a u aniit lite r * m k v . tl.ftS R ( u p d — British way m a rk to d a y and found W m t B erliner* “ u p p re h e n n iv * nent Sanford fam ily droanrd in the through the night while crews in ia a p o ssib ility o f d u m atrin y ; w in d sto rm * am t one o r tw o prim e Minister Harold Macmillan lull u n a f r a id ." lake behind his Loch Arbor home small boata probed and dragged B oth th e y an d th e ir A m e ric a n a llic* her* s i t cn ttv lu co d tortuuloes in the mint north of Tampis and Orlnmlo and to the ia “ more inclined to yield on sub the area. last night. fret of summit talks than k* th e Ku im u iiu fully in ten d to hum ! o v e r th e G u n in u n ia t F u a t south of Jacksonville and Cross C ity this afternoon. Sonny was released from Semi^Koy Frank (Sonny! Symei 111 German* th* land sml air (v n u slt i'resident Eisenhower if it sem is The severe thunderstorm end tornado forecast said: apparently was pitched into the note Memorial Hospital last week that ar* Berlin’s lifelines. the onlv way to pre.cnl war. Her " S c a lto m l s e v e r e th u n d e r s to r m s a r c e x p e c te d o v e r water when his outboard driven after treatm ent for a broken iln diplomats said tuda>. American military sourcaa hare North and Cantral Florida this af-1--------------------------------arm . Ills arm still was In a fore­ boat crossed its own wake. He carefully avoid talk which might Elsenhower lias rejected th* ibility of |* , j a . ■ t | . ternuon. There is a possibility was the son of Mr. sod Mrs. Roy arm call. Idea of lop level talks Soviet •m angle them In a political alluHe was a student at Itnecresl damaging wind storms Frank Symes J r. alion. and they carefully avoid P rem ier Nikita Khrushchev or two tornadoes m the area Ths body w as recovered at 11:15 School. jr rts anything less than the sum talk that the Ktivsnns might in­ Survivors include his parents; north of Tampa and Orlando and Uui morning. terpret a* threatening m il—while still maintaining So to th* south of Jacksonville and His cries for help brought one slater, Keherca: maternal viet dcirrmtnation in hand Ihe But their conversation leave* no grandmother. Mrs Willie May BONN, Germany ( I T I i—West­ cro ss City. This activity is Mneighbors from their homes. Sev­ Berlin lifelines over in East Ger­ doubt that military plan* hava Murray, Spartenburg. S. C . and ern diplomats predicted today the -ported any limr until S p m eral men, Including his Islher, many. been prepared for an emergency. Shortly before noon, a pilot re di.hvd into the lake, but were un- paternal grandmother, Mrs. Hoy Soviet Union would sign a sepa­ There was no doubt Macmillan They brtlrva they can carry Frank S /inei Sr. rate peace treaty neat month with ported seeing a funnel cloud near S i c to reach him before he »ank. Honda t voter* should decide (hem out. si antis by the Western cat! for a Funrral services wilt tv held at Communist F.ast Germany. Jacksonville But it could not be The boat continued In circle foreign ministers conference on whether to closa public school1 1 An American briefing officer The ofl threatened action Would determined if it was a tornado or without guidance. Equipment and tt a. m. tomorrow in Holy C ro n threatened by integration coined the phras# “ ap(.rrfienaiva Episcopal Church. The Rev. John John Krider returned to Sanford n « ,in ■"* ,h*' I"" »*"» give (he Communist regime addi­ if It touched the ground men from Seminole and Orange This ia the view of Seminole toil u n afraid " Conversations with call to Khrushchev In person,but Thomas will officiate. Purerasler Arnold Sugg of the <■*« «Uht. mhllani over the sue tional authority—on paper at Counties joined in the 17-hour Cramkowr Funeral Home la in least—to assert control oser West* Miami Weather Bureau said the res* of a joint meeting In Wash alter five days of talks with Khrtl- Itrp 'lack Cleveland Jr., one of West Berlin business people bear shchev hr was reported less op thr original tig n rri o! ihe "m an­ him out. #mm ilia charge of arrangem ents. ern supply routes to Wei! Berlin dangerous weather conditions w rit ington between (hr Honda Water |NVied to a summit meeting than ifesto" on segregation and state* Business in gaily lighted, proaThe family has requested in on May 27. caused by ■ low pressure area ways l nrnmillee and (he statr > Orlando forces failed both last right* ta rlier this week Elsenhower. peroua West Berlin goes on aa lieu of flowers, a donation be It also would be a major ad ­ moving in Irom (he Gulf of Meal congressional dili-.ation night and today when muddy w a­ Cleveland charged that effort* usual. But tt is fell Ihe prime minister ' hail our most successful ters impeded their underwater made to the Cancer Fund or a vantage in the Soviet ram |utgn Ico and an unilahlr air mass But there U no one, cither in may reluctantly urge the West— ar* bring made to "distort the memorial for the church. over North Florida The low (iresmeeting, he said They liavr to win recognition internationally lighting system . If necessary —1 > parley with Khru­ purposes" of tha declaration of E ast or West Berlin, who doca (or the East German regime and sure system was accompanied by pledged Ihelr support of our pri shchev if nothing else wilt pro­ 21 legislators who signed the docu­ » The m assive light truck from not seem aware of the May 27 ary waterway* project, regard to bring about formal negotiations thunder storms ami high gusts Mie Sanford Naval Air Station ment at Day tuna Bearh. ven! conflict over Berlin. deadline, first announced by Rutbetween it and the Welt Herman "Most of the m grrdtrnl* of less n( which area it will serve." The senior member of the loci! ilan Premier Nikita Khrushchov The feeling in mosl serious dip The president nf Ihe Waterways government leading to a confed­ severe thunder storm s and torn*, lom alir circle* in Russia was that legislative drlrgalioti said the ami reiterated with threatening Co turn litre added that when the eration of the two, does are presrn! over North Flor­ issue nf rinsing schools fares) project Ij ready for appropriation, Macmillan definitely was looking with tntrrgatlon was mrnlionrd overtones m Mon »* w hours ago, Walter Ulbriehl, East Herman ida today," he said G rrm ani and A lliri are eonfor a way to head off w ar over it will receive solid harking trom deputy premier and Communist Ham and thunder ahowera pelt­ Berlin and Cist the s u m m i t l’rior «“ mtnmg and Ihal sevsial vlnced here that a real crisis ia thr delegation Party chief, said in an interview ed most of North EloridA lale CORAL GABLES (D PI) —Bob **ie signers declared that they at hand Thr project ia the Cross State should not be ruled out — even "f (Whlley) t’ampbetl today was the Communists would demand this morning in advance of the CV would not put their names sin ihe They do not believe It wlU erupt al. already approved by the considering the firmness of Klsrnnamed assistant haekfield coach one half the seats in the con p m iu r c fromwhich was centered Corps of Engineers. Committee bower » d e e I a r a t I on at his manifesto “ if for that purpose the moment the East German* trolling congress of such a eon- about i m milesvoiith ofA p raltri(of closing schools!." OCALA (U P D — Authorities of the Hurricanes. take over th* communieationa members told thr Capitol Hill Wednesday new* conference, federation although Kail Gcr- roia, f l i t eland said opponents of the controls. todsy charged two more prison v r . • is .. delegation Dial onci I til* route |t The door s h o u l d never be many'* population is onlv .me Jacksonville and Tampa weir high British source manifesto are trying to make it Qrnistri with robbery, pushing to V G l I l l i n s.1111 L5US^ Some do not even believe that deluged by heavy rains and gusts constructed others will follow, closed, ' appear that legislator* who tlgnevi Berlin is the real target of tha TAMPA (UPD O n l y 3«i of the third that of West Germany, sis th* num ber of men linker) In "171* Croat Slab Canal it the said, The Soviets and their East near M miles per hour were re are in favor of alMitlshing thr Khrushchev campaign. Many b * tha bit a i t * safe cracking rin g 276 pupils al a verm in-infested ele­ key to Ihe entire nttwork," Krider ' "■ puhlir »slimit system Arrrttod Thursday and charged mentary school turned up for German vatellite always have (KJn ed al Jacksonville and Vero said. “ Hnce this is started, others ] s * t * s 4 / \ r | r [ { . . J llevr that the H um an objective warned they would conclude a Beach, This, he added. If untrue Tha it a permanently divided C * ^ ki tha caa* were prison guard classes Thursday. will fall in line Tills is a feasible IJ I I& U . separate peare treaty if the Weat* | manifesto was a vow lo fight for many. Samuel A ltm an, 14; Mi brother, project, and if we alt Join in It. ^ ern powers did not participate. the p reirrs alion of segregation George. 20. of Os ford in Sumter support. Ihe whole stale will bene Signing of a separate Soviet and states rights It also said Ihit County; and Cleretnl A. Barnea, NEW YORK ( U P I ) — The New fil " thr signer* doubted that tome 41, Wildwood restaurant operator. York PhUharmunie will appear In East German peace treaty would, Sen S ix .-aril Holland made an spokesmen In the statr were re Convicts charged with safa Moscow for two weeki this sum­ in Ihe eyes of the Communists, excellent talk supiwrting the Com­ make East Germany’s bonier* fleeting the thought* and opinion* tracking w ore Rufus Argo. 40. mer, It was announced Thursday. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (UPD mittee* c-fforts, according to K ri­ th* official borders of Germany. Miami, serving time for sa ft der. Spokesman for th* W ater­ —Die Army successfully fired an­ of the map.rlty nf the people Cleveland (aid that manifesto •rack in g ; David Key. 10. Fort other workhorse J u p ite ra on a Heavy Attack .Squadron On* way* Committer was Gordon routine test flight early today at*{ signet* did oo| uidlral* hats Ussy Lauderdale, under noted re for NEW DELHI <UI’l l —The SovThompson, Jacksonull*. held its first ia.psA.tlou breaking and entering, and N or­ tet Union ha* invited Indian Presi­ Local police are among soma “ We have moved ahead 10 then turned It* attention to the might vole oo th* srhool dosing since th* muve from Jm kaonrtll* man Lylt. I I , Tampa, convicted dent Rajcndr* Prasad to visit Mo* »fsO who ar* up in arm s atwut new moon rocket it lias aisem bled quttlion, should it arise in Ihe years by this meeting," K rider to Ramey Field Ihli morning m at session of ihe Legislature. eritirlvra of the tr if lir handling cow. of robbery. IM! yard* away C d r Sidney N. Raney, com­ concluded. George Altman waa a central ., The Jupiter's fllghl of lest than adiled that hv to'lh'vrs (hi* at th* Daytona International manding offlier, ill* (verted the it* full l.tuu mile uitige set the dreision stovuld rt-si with Ihe peo Speedway last week figure in the aln1uelion of a Negro iV U SSlIU S H o n o r e d James (Scotty i Smith former men at 0:.1i> in thr squadron hang from Iht Wildwood city jail a f*w BUDAPEST (U PD America * stage lot blattofl of th r Army's l’^r , Sgt Ico Rock and Earl Butsresident of Sanford, died yrsler ar. xetoml sp.i.'e piolw, s*apectevl Ie1Roy t oliins, ill ohvi.ais Itiarde* were vent to Daytona to years ago. Vanguard rocket and Htisma's day morning In a Winter Haven Award* were presented duiuig The Altmans and Barnes also Sputniks will be cu-frilured on a some lime this weekend Tile Jupi ••rial, lias refilled to comment <mU| wi(h |(.<rfje con| ro| wllhi# the erremnnle* by- Cdr John Mil nursing home. were charged with aiding and newr Hungarian jiavtagr stamp. ter will again lie used as the M manifesto the city. Tha poliec did not work Mr. Smith was a native ol ier, chief staff officer. Hatwing ■betting a (don In escaping. Army moon rocket booster. *--------------- --------within th* parking area at tha Glascow, Scotland. thr son of One. I Th* Allm ans, Barn** and a Today 's Jupiter test was thr M r c W jriP D ie t The Slate Florisan lex patients) speedway; that was tha job §t G illen Smith and Janet Cteland I cdr ItoU-rt Morris received thr prisoner war* picked up just out­ TT Cluh will meet at Ihe Centro! F lo r­ first m whirh Air Force troops NEW YORK ( U P D - Pianist the Nalluml Guard side the Florida Correctional In iti Van Cliburn underwent surgery Smilli. He went to Winter Haven Secretary id Navy coinm endat uni ist* Stale Tuht-rrulon* Hospital, have participated. Alasut 10 Air lev H o S D i t a l H c r G from Sanford in 1947 for his courageous ronduef in ef‘ Many people comulinirnted ua tution for Men early Thursday on the middle finger of n it right Force rorVeleeri. trained hy Ihe on the way traffic wa* handled," lie was a member nf Si Paul'* fn ting an emergency landing, Orlando, this wrekrmt after Prison Supt. Harvey West hand today for an ab irri* undrr Mrs. Gertrude Virginia Wine, Es patirnls, their families and Army at it. Huntsville. A la , mis Hock said. “ And we think that Episcopal Church, Winter Haven, after ordering his crew to hail out and tha Highway Patrol liked the nail bed. friends and all others interested In site renter, helped launch the VI 77, died at 12 30 p m yesterday under thr circumstances, the Na­ la<1 August Tie landing was niadr and an honorary member of San In Seminole- Memorial Hospital. them in an unmarked car. ill* TR program are Invited to a t­ Ion weaivon al 12 IV a m *.* I despite a broken m am landing ford laxlge No. 2, E and AM. She was Ivorrt (tot, 2fl. 1471, In tional Guard did an eserllenl Job tend Ihe annual session. Die llrlrnse Deportment »ald He it lurvtvcd by one daughter, gear. New York City. She has made nf handling th* 40.000 ea rl to A dinner and dance will to- held two hmira later Hut Hie flight R L K A U E K , Iowa (L E D — Mis* PhytUi C. Smith, Winter F J. Ituff and J It William* tonight at 7 at El Pali", South Or- w as surer,.ful A spokesman sa id , »«T « -Sanford for the past i.rorue Hskert found uut how well Haven. were named Airman nf th r Month aog* Hlossom Trail Th* annual the. firing was a lest test to th ther Juto-wo years, with ..bar son and ] * * * . ! * cam* Jil| a grain elevator power takroff d* Funrral service* will be held to f->r Pecrm ter and January J. L. business meeting will convene Sun­ Ier * nose rone, warhead, engine 'toughler-ln-law, Mr and Mr*. home from Daytona aboUl 6 p. vie* work*. It took off all his morrow al 10 a m at the OU- Hyman. AIM was bon .red (or his m. Sunday (th* racre ended at Charles Win* fir clothes, lesvtng only his h it, shoe* l.aughlin Funeral Home with Ihe selection a* Plane Captain of the day al 10 a m in the auditorium and fining systrm. ( JO p m ), the lot wa* empty. Mr* Wine was a former realof the Ivvapttal Lunch will he scre­ The new moon rocket, a four md one shirt cuff. Month. Rev. C. N. Stirrup officiating ed on thr hospital grounds at noon stove vehicle with a 13-pound pay- dent of Washington, D C. and A m wspsprr columnist said that Graveside services are sehePiped over thr sale alter Sunday, followed by * homecom­ load mounted slop it, will follow Fredericksburg, Va. Death came traffic was still thick at 7:30 p. m. LEESBURG (UPI) - County iluled for 1 p, m tomorrowr in yi ars of Naval service was George ing program at l:3o p. m. Once the rare were out of tha Commissioner Jaek Hootrn has th r trail through sparv fdan-d hy after a short Illness. DKS MOINES, low* (U P D — Survivors, other than her son, lot, they Jammed the highway a betn Indicted on a rharge nf Iowa House Speaker Rep. Vrrn Evergreen Cametery. conducted Wilson. AMC Wilson was loaded Russia s Lunik if exerything idling to th r county property tn Lisle writ] volt against a bill U> by the Sanford Masonic lodge into an amlHilanrr and token from works prni-erly TTve 3,2*10 pound include four grandchildren; three and the city of flay tuna. Tha Masons will meet at th* Lodge al Ihe wene afler th* errem ony. which be owned an Interest. Lunik, according lo th r Huislans. great grandchildren; and one bro Highway I'atrol w.u praised bp permit dove ahooting. Hr said hr !:J0 to allrnd service* In l towiy. F. Myers. Rtrlimond, Va. local police for Hip way It ronHa will ba arraigned on the dreidrd to do so after his wnjr skimmed part the moon a nd wen I Itomalns were to tie sent to l roll eel bumper to bumper traffic misdemeanor neat week into orbit Hound the sun * rule him a two page Idler lor the Wheeler and Thompson Funeral on Highway 17 92. Hooten was Indicted Thursday bird*. Mark N Cleveland Sr , rhlef of Ibotie in Fredericksburg this af by tha Lake County grand jury. “ That road Is so narrow that Ilie Sanford Fire Department, I* TALMHASSKE. Ela (UPD terncMin llrtsson Funeral Home even with normal traffic, there # b c jury said Hooten proposed al The state'* poultry ami rirg Indus attending Ihe lis t annual meeting I. J ftolrh, form er Jsllir for was in rharge of local arrange- it a possibility of inching along," a meeting of the Commission— _, ,, TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Gov. try todsy announeed Ihe menu for Seminole County, died al II JO of Ihe Fire Department Instruc mentl. that the county Bosk said "We Ihlnk all tha tors Cnnfrrenre in Memphis, Teus neat Wednesday'* breakfast at Partly cloudy lo rlnudyr tnnishl — — ----property, owned hy h lm relf'and L,Ho> CoUln* “ "u >r ,h*‘ which Gov, I^-rivy Collin* and his last nlgHl In Seminole Memorial law rnlurrtm rnl agrnrtea did a The four iIjv revli «r of modern he plans to meet next week with Hospital •cveral otiicrs, for a shop m ain fire service problems will feature csilh oeia.lonil ram good job, ami don't desrrva un­ Saturday S a t l i r d a V S c h c d lilc legislative leader* to diseu** pro cabinet will to- the guests Mr Itoleh was horn m Sanford a" I-Mlcl- S■, —a lr» shnarrx . . * tenance alte for JIO.OOO. Th* In­ just criticism. “Jumbo fried eggs, omelets, egg series nfi wpre spertorutar “ ilev * *• * w s ■■■■■ r a »parti. -----* — ---------- * (snsod .-hinges in the state eon dictment said Hooten did not d is­ sausage-burger*, raw eggs in or \p ril 21, I t3. and was a 1d> long f|r,,, •• ^ number of condemned High ic»Uv 4V to 7». low lonixhl close he had an Interest in Ih t stltutlon, including a new reap ang* Juice and hard hulled eggj resilient He retired In IBM building* have been given to thr •" Variable winds 10 to 16 portlonmcnt formula. Survivor* include one mere, conference by Ihe City of Mem- miles (or h-mr. The Stale Health Department property. decorated with pictures nf thr gov­ Mrs Elgin Myers and one nep mobile X ray units will he open An inraatigallon tu n e d when pM* and wilt he burned for eaper ernor and the cabinet member*. hew. Lloyd Hatch, todh of San imc-ntal purtMiirt. tomorrow for free chest Xrays. a weekly newspaper charged th* font; cine aunt, Mr* Tex Hi i -..n Sanford positions are the Shiloh BAGHDAD, Iraq <LTD 1‘re county had been cheated In the I wo month-old Martin Randolph Funeral services will to- held 13i» annual Glee Club Hall will Baptist Church, Goldsboro, t I p Bulger was flown lo Hethcsda Veal The newspaper allied that oner Abdul Karim cl Kasn-m told at 4 VI p tn tom arrow at grave LOS ANGEI.ES (UPD— IDcky a meeting of Iraqi P-achcre Thurs the county paid for four lots on 4s* held tonight at the Mayfair to and 5* p in,, and Yowell t \ a val Hospital last niidit for treatTin- golf tournament scheduled day that the aim of hi* revolution Nelson won court approval Thurs side in F^vergrren Cemetery The Departmenl Store, 10 a, m. • 1 nient of a diacas* that has caused the lit* and got only two. Rev. Joel D. Brown will offi day nf a settlement with a Sunday Icy Ihe Sanford Women'a Inn from V to midnight The bellr p. rn. and 2 5 p m The grand Jury was called Into ary government ia to "give the (our broken l«uir* In hie short life. of tbr ball will be crowned at Tlie unlta will he flosed on station to study the case by State people complete f r e e d o m of record company for royalties on elate Brisson Funeral llom r Is Golf Association has been cartceU Doctors at Seinluole Memorial rd 10 IS fhrr* of his rock 'n roll hits tn charge of arrangem ents Monday, but will reopen Tuesday. Hospital advised the transfer after Attornry G. G. Oldham at tha thought and action " interrranial hem orrhaging began. request of th* other four membara He I* the ton of Mr. and Mr». of the County Commlstloo. G ary I,. Bulger, 3516 Orlando I)r, lie was accompanies) by hli father, who is srrving with Fasixm Si at Ramey Field, The flight w at mad* In Faaron'a BY VIRGINIA CONN 'anything nothing hud been dona] When Ihe reporter arrived. Stott friend who sells them reasonably, served every morning, m int be treated. Few have long to live, RID lran t;o rt, piloted by Id. Ger­ A fisherm an on Besr Lake was to "im press" anyone. wa* clipping (lie bulge by the Milk is served three tim es • gather, d, the chickens ft-d. Scolt'a and we want tn make their last ald Warnk* and Lcdr. H ti. Ham­ Herald Waff Writer rushed to the Flnridi Sanitarium S o il's improvements have In front poreh, while he chatted wllh day The. horn* ha* it* own cow*, three “ right hand ‘m en" are hit days a t pleasant a* possible," ilton. yesterday afternoon after he fell (Secoud *4 two article*) eluded repairing the plumbing, two old men in rocking chair* raise* it* own beef slid hogs. TTie two seuis, II ta d 15, nd • Scott tty s . from hla boat and was cut sev­ He went into hit officr. a tiny hugs & t the r i r r t t milk. daughter, to Grady Scott became m anager cleaning the septic tanks, tighten There are 21 people In Uit hnme erely by the blades of the o u t­ of thr S«mlnnl* County Home last ing rules shout cleanliness, ahun room with a desk and telephone. Oranges from thr g ro u a *ur Oldsters are always cold Heat It was built in IV27 lo hold 4<L board motor. on the hill ing u difficult in the house ew» The Seotl* are avsislrd hy a cook, Name of the man was not av a il­ October. Hr and hi* wif*. Flore. dsnt fore! for everyone, poreh*«e then **t in hi* living room to tounding Ihe house discus* thr home and Its nprf* are sold to local parking house*; 1thr Idll Tie coil furnsc* must ■ nursa. a milkman and two able Seminole and Orsngr County • nd their thr** children live in to * new deep Ire n e Th* tin t thing he did was fix Hon. the p ro ertd i go into Ihe general tie tasked hy Scott to coax even maids Their salaries, except for SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPI) Sheriffs D epartm ents were on the an apartment In th* main house Wtih a limited budget, Scott is the television *clt Old people lie t|iokc highly to the Navy, fund of th r county, not to the a little heat into chilly rooms the nurse, must come from the — Actress Pier Angeli and her for­ scene within mlnlue* and are that after a VAII9 home. Srotl reserves t few trees Coal cannot lm m ured directly budget allocated hy the County m er husband, tinge Vie Damona, dited with taring th* m an’* trying toimprove facilities. When have little recreation and thli and said he c*m«, plumbing was out of medium is one to thr mort tails parly, Ihe men hud brought nuxn for use hy th* home during the into (he chute, It m utt he (ran t (.'nrnmitiinnere. Funrral* at IA5 were sued Thursday for 134.500 title* of food to the home. Many year. order in most of the bathrooms; factory. damages over a sinking backyard, ported several time* before it each are no small Item. The cemetery has been cleaned, of the hot dog buna are still in th* old people were quarrelsome The purchase of Ihe new deep rra rh e t its dsitmation. Aloysios C. Mletui charged la Salarirt amount to 0.000 • grave* are maintained pnq-erly Ihe frie/c-r They m ake good toatl freer* It part of hi* plan to get and unhappy from hunger. Scott says the doctor comas year. Including tha Broil*' com hi* Superior Court suit that ha BUFFALO. N. Y, (U FD -A flee Craves In th* c*m*t*ry were Scott praise* Ihe county road de­ for Ihe residents. Meat it servrd a few big things done, and worry two or thr.* Units a week, more prniation. Th* budget Bill year bough! a home from tha coupla la four a irtig h t fait* burglar alarm* •hallow, ervating a dangerous sit­ partment and Ua «omtant help twice a wrek, fish once, and aUiut money later. The storage if n ere ria r). Medical supplies Is 122,000, although Scott think* June, 1957. for DM 509. Sine* the*, had been a rt off Ly short ctreuita, uation in the area. Nallh*r of the in outside work. chicken every Sunday. The hig box h tt reaped rirh return* In and Ihe nurses salary are paid tt U still 111 coo. Any housewife Fe aald, tha backyard k at sunk police U . Clifford Yam still chec­ TV set* worked. The whoia plant To the manager to the county meal is in the middle to the day, saving money and food. A new by tha county, althouifh normal knows that fuel, fond, meintrn 10 fret, forcing him to apend h u » ked when th* alarm rang a fifth waa dirty and unkem pt home fall* tha responsibility of with a light supper. Special diets hot water heater hat been another medicines and aqi'lnrnrftt cornea erne and clothing are eaper.ilve dred* of dollar!. Mletua laid tha C " \ He caught two burglar* A lie! aid reporter want to th* all yard work, maintenance and are prrparrd for patient* in tha Comfort. from tha home budget. But how many hiva to provlda roupla knew tha yard Included hid.ng Inside tha Inland St*«l hum* without notifying the Stott* bookkeeping. Hit wife Is In charge Infirmary, Tlie chickens are the Scott “These people ar* lik* little for a minimum of id person* m a n aa that would sink, but did N t Froducu, Co. There wa* no attem pt to to luod and houacketping. Vegetables ire obtained irom a children'* responsibility. Eggs, ciiildrea, they can s b* roughly th* other 10,0007 I teU him. t w ■(IM a u r tm e n t has nhs when A* the ddepartment das nreceiv­ ed and assessed ill the Informa­ tion possihle. Asked what the United States would say If the “facts" failed to show tny responsibility on the part of the trawler, either Inten­ tional or accidental. White said he did not “ want to anticipate." contents of any American com ­ munication. The U. t . destroyer which pul the hoarding party on the Soviet vessel was steam ing back to Reds To Gain Control Of Berlin Storm Warnings Issued For Sanford Area Today Youth Is Drowned In Seminole Lake Diplomats Predict Russians Will Sign German Peace Pact Six Persons Held In Guard-Con Ring Macmillan Inclined To Grant Summit To Head Off War West Gets Ready; Trouble Expected Cleveland Thinks m People Should Say II Schools Close " " Krider Is Jubilant About Success Of Waterways Meet News Briefs ’Canes Pick Campbell JUDilUl To Piny In Moscow Reds Invite Indian Squadron Presents Personnel Awards Police Unhappy At Track Criticism Scotty Smith Dies In Winter Haven; Ex-Local Resident s Florisan To Hold Orlando Meeting During Weekend Cliburn Is Treated Official Indicted dn Lake Land Deal Orbit Try Slated Device Really Works Letter For The Birds To Discuss Changes How About Chicken? L. J. Hatch Dies; Ex-County Jailer Cleveland Attends Fire Conference Weather m m For X-Ray Units Freedom Of Thought NelHon (vets $.11,96-1 Angler Is Saved; £ u t By Propeller Annual Ball Tonight Youngster Flown To Navy Hospital Tourney Cancelled County Home Officials Try To Imp rove Conditions Yard Is Sinking, Movie Stars Sued r1 Fifth Time Is Charm 1* �• * •••*••-■ ' •♦' ♦' ' *•* ? * l« * — T r! O ff T t b. r r , 1 9 5 9 W in fa r l *** W tn J B 'P re se n tin g *LJour-Qiurcl Church Of Christ m i uni or Nazarene I c u b ist l-AKE WARY .4 ill Ri ll OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary S. L. Dravtly ........... Paator Sunday School __ 10 no a. m. Morning Worinip 11 uo a. m. Young People'a Meeting 7:13 p. m. Evening Worahip * 0 p. m. ( iii in ii d b t u r n s r Wed. P rayer Service 9 no p. rn. Geneva Mlaaionary Meeting Itatph Brevier J r ...........Lvar.gellrt Bible School . . . . 10.00 a. m. Flrat Wednevday .. . . . ■ «l p. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Evening Worahlp . . . 7:39 p. rn Wed. I’rayer Service .. 7 30 p. rn. FIRST I'HF.SHY TRIM W f ir s t n ir n s T r m R c n I II L ilt II 511 rark Avenur I III Hi II n r CHRIST Oak Ave. and Third St. Paata W. P . Brooki, Jr. . . . F aator A. G. Mrlnni* Paator 10:00 a. m Morning Worahlp . 9:45 a. m. P. B. F liher .. . Aasoe. P a llo r HIM# Study . Morning Worihip . . . . 8,43 a . m. Mornlrig Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School .......... 9:45 a. m. Kveninr Worahlp ......... 7:00 p. ni. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School .......9 15 *. m. Senior Petlnwahijs . . . . R 30 p. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11 00 a. In. Evening W ort).;. .. 7 "0 p. in. HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL T raining Union .......... I l l P- in. Wed. Prayer Service 7:00 p, m. CHURCH N uriery Available Evening W orship....... 7 30 p. m. park A ar. al lib SI. Wed. T ra y rr S m u t 7.30 p. in. ' Iter. John W. Thomas l'aitor PR EMITTER IAN ( III Bt II Nursery available Holy Kurhariat 9.00 a. m DBRAMV family Service— UeBary Civic Cealer CENTRA!. BAPTIST CHURCH Church School ............. 9.1$ a. m a. c Summers T u to r Morning P r a y e r Cor. 14th M. k Oak Ave. Sunday School .......... 9 OO a. m. Sermon 11:00 a. Pi. Rev. (.ail Smith .. . P aato r Morning Worahlp . . 10 W) a. m. Holy Communion— Sunday School ......... 9:45 a . an. T ueadiy............................ 7:30 a. m Morning Worahlp . .. . 11:W> a . m. COMMUNITY T raining I nion .......... 6 45 p. m. Wednevday ................... |0 0*1 a. tn. PRESBYTERIAN t i l l R i ll Evening W orahlp........ • OO p. m. Thurwlay........... ............... 7:30 a. tr. Lake Mary S irram ent of Penance Wed. P ray er Service 1.00 p. m. Paator S aturday........ .. 8:00 6:00 p. m. John W. Pilley ......... Sunday School . . . . 10 00 a. m. riN E C R E ST DAPTLST CHURCH Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. ni. Al l. SAINTS EPISCOPAL M l W. Onara Road Junior High W citm inialrr a III Hi ll Donald (Jravenmelr ......... P aator PelloMihip 6 30 p. m. l.nlerpriae Sunday School ........... 9:13 a. rn Senior Hull W eatim nutrr Fr. Paul Shulta .................. Pallor • Morning Worahip . . . . 11:09 a . in. Fellowahlp ................. 7 30 p. m. Holy Communion— T raining U n io n .............. <1-30 p . m. Evening W orahlp......... 7:13 p. m. Sunday . ...................... 8 00 a. m. IT S A1.3 COMMUNITY Wed. P ray er Service 7.45 p . in. Morning P r a y e r PRESBYTERIAN t i l l l u l l Sermon ........................9.30 a. m. Nuracry available Holy Communion— John W. P ille y .............. Paat»r lit Sunday each month 9.30 a. in. Morning Worihip . . . . 9 w a. rn. - SOUTH S l u r BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Srhool ......... 10.09 a. in. CHRIST CHURCH .i E . 17lh SI. A Perk Ave. W eitm inliter Fellowahlp l.ongn nod Junior .................... 6 30 p. rn. jj Gerald B. Price ......... P aato r Rev. Georg** I*. Granger pallor W eitm inliter Fellowahlp * Sunday Bible School .. 10.oo a. m Sunday Service 9 a. m. S e n lo ra ...................... 7 3u p. m. “ P reaching ........ . . . . II 00 a . ni. Church ichool 10:00 a. m. n Bible Study ............... TOO p. m. Holy Communion • ■ Evangelistic Preathlng 7:43 p. m. F irit, Third Sunday L Wed. T rayer Service 7:43 p . m. riNECREST ASSEMBLY IIF GOD CHURCH S WEST MDi: GOtlll HIIIIPIIEIIU I'M TEU Cor. 2Jih and Elm MISSIONARY BAPTIST LUTHERAN CHURCH If. M. Snow ............... Paator 411 8. Ilelly Ave. Sanford Shrine Club Sunday Srhool ........... 9 43 a. m. C William h. Stephen ......... P aator lal SC and Lee Ave. " Sunday School . . . . 10.00 a. m. Emeit lloliek J r .................. l'aitor Morning Worahlp ...,1 0 54 a. ni. «• Morning \ftrih ip . . . . 11:00 a . in. Church School ............ 9.45 a. an. Evening Worahip . .. .7 00 p. m. r Bible Study .............. 7 00 p . m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:90 a. in. THE ALLIANCE ( III IK II •• Evening Worahlp .........7:30 p . m. I.uthcr League ......... S:30 p. in. Wed. P ra y er Servlet .. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Choir P ractice .. 7:30 p. m. (hrlvllan and Mlaalonar) Alliance Park Aar. and Kth SI. Wed. Lenten Servicra . . . . 8 p. an David S. Carnctig ........ . Pavtor - CHULUOTA BAPTIST CIHIRCII (Both held a t |>araona|t) Sunday Srhool ............. 9.45 a. m. ■ C. G. Saraigerty ............ P aato r ‘■Sunday Scliool ........ 10.00 a. m. LUTHERAN ( III IK II OF THE Morning Worahlp . . . . 10:40 a. tn. Evening Service ......... 7:13 p. nj. M orning Worahlp . . . . 11 00 a . m. REDEEMER A.Y.F.-Youth Service .. 6:30 p. m. 103 W. :3 th Plica BLUER IPBINGS lltr le rl W. Gueraa ......... Tartar Wed. Prayer Service 8 W p. in. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School ...........9:15 a. m. J im llouthltt . . . . . . ............. P aator Adult Bible CIi m . . . . . 9 15 a.m . FIRST ( 111 lie'll Ol C H IU Sr Sunday Srhool .......... 9 45 a m. Worahip S e r v ic e ........ 10.30 a. tai. HUIKNTIKT M orning Worahlp . .. . II oo a . rn. 900 IU Second St. IT alnlng Union ......... # 1 3 p. m. Sunday S rh o o l......... . 11:00 a. m. ST. L U K E S LUTHERAN Evening Worahip........ 7:30 p. in. Sunday Winvliip . . . . 1 1 :0 0 a .m . Slav la (N ear Oviedo) Wed. P rayer Service 7:30 p. m. Stephen 31. T u h y ............ Paator Wedneaday Service 8:00 p. m. Morning Worahlp . 8:35 a. in. Tueaday R-ad.ng . 2.39-4:30 p. m F IR S T R A P risr ( III H UII Sunday School • OiOO a. m. Thursday Leading 2:30-4:39 p. m. OP GENEVA ClirMlan lia y School, Monday Ja ck L. blewitt ............ P aato r through Friday — Kindergarten • a IIITICH 4IP GOD Sunday School ........ 10.no a . rn. E lem entary.................... 9 00 a. m. French li e . and 22nd SI. M orning Service . . . . 11:00 » . m. Joel I). Brown . . . ............. l ’aito r T raining Union ........ 6:30 p . m. M c t h o d i s l Sunday S chool...............9:43 a. m Evening Worahlp . .. 7:30 p . m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Evangellttle S'ervice . . 7:30 p. m. Wed. P rayer Service .. 7:30 p. m 419 Park Ava. Tueaday S erv ice........... 7:30 p. m. T. C. O'Streit ............ Paator lIH JA RIiST BtPTINT CHURCH Morning W o ra h lp ......... 8:30 I. m. ( Ill IK II Ol JI.S I S ( IIIIIST o r GENEVA Sunday School ....... 9 13 a. m. OF LATTI.lt DAY SAINTS Charles W. Kamil Jr. . . . P a a to r Morning Worahip . II 00 a. m. City Hall Sunday School ....... 10.00 a . m. MYK Meeting! .......... 6 30 p. m. J . G. Brooki . . Branch President Morning Worahip . .. . 11:00 a . in. Ilntrrm rdialr, Senior) . . . 19:00 a. m. T raining Union ........ 9:15 p. m. Organ Vtapera .............7:15 p. m. Sunday School Evening Worahlp . . . . 7 W p . in. Evening Worahip 7.30 p. in, Sacram ent Matting . . . . c.uo p. m. Wed. P rayer Service 7:30 p . in. FREE METHODIST f i l l B ill T ill: SANFORD FIR ST RAPTUT t ill I tt ll Laurel Ave. al 41b 84. a viM,it EGA I ION OP o r LOMiWOOU Ira E. Hindman J r . ... . Paator JEllU l'A !U S W ITNESSES Cor. ( hurih A Giant Sl». Sunday School ............ 9:43 a. m. Dill W. log St. C. L. Futrli .................. P aato r .Morning Worahip . . . . lu 45 a. m. Sunday Watchtuwar Sunday School ........... 9:13 a . in. FMY ........................... 7 09 p. Study ......................... .7.00 p. in Morning Worahlp . . . . ll:n o a. m. Evening Worahip 7:30 p. Wad. Bible Study . . . . 7:30 p. m. T raining Union ........ 9:43 p . m. Mon. FMY Recreation 7.uo p F rl. Minlitry School . . . 7;30 p. m. Evening Worahlp . ... 7:43 p. m. E nd ay S e rv ic e .............9.39 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:45 p . m. Tura. FMY P ray er . I l l p, Wed. Prayer Service 7.39 p. 2nd M. a.vd YJm Are. George M. Y'atea ......... M tnlitrr Bible Srh'Mil...................19:09 a. m. Mornlrr Worship . . . . . 11:00 a. m. Evening W n ra h lp ........7:43 p. m. Wed. Bible S tu d y ............ 7.45 p. m. I Presbyterian Baptist Kpiscopal 1 ... Other Churches Lutheran LAKE MONROE BAPTIST t HUH II Tfcrrn mllea veil n! S an lo n l on F lrat 61., tight at M onro* Corner Hubert G. Ilyrcl ........ . P aato r Kumiay School ........... 19,U) a . in. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 n. in. Training U nion............ 6 30 p . m. Evening Worahlp . . . . 7 30 p . in. Wed. P rayer Sen lea 7 30 p . tn I.IH.M./.I It M I.IH OH Ihr c h in u n Ciirut llrighla Charlra F Brown l'aitor Sunday a< hiiol . lu uo a. in. Morning Worahlp .. It .00 a. nr. Wed. Prayer Mcrvico . 7 30 p. nt. GRACE METHODIST CIIURCII I'iaecieal Mrhool Auditorium W. Tliotnaa 1'araont Jr. . Paator Sunday School .........9.15 a. m. Murttlng Worahip ... 11 a. in. FIR ST RYPIDT CHURCH Ol' OMLHO Jack T . Rryant ................ T a ilo r FOSTER HI API I. Sunday School ........ 9.43 a. m. MLTIIODIST ( III Rl II Morning Worihip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Otleda T talnlng U nion............6:13 p . m. .. 9 45 a. m. Evening Service .. 7:fW p . m. Sunday Srhool Wed. P rayer Scrvlca 7 30 p. in. Morning Worahlp ... ll tat a m. Evening Worahlp . 8 uo p. m. Catholic ALL 8 0 1 1.8 CATHOLIC t ill R< II Oak Avr. al »lh HI. Rev Richard l^ o n a ......... P aator Sunday M a i m ............ 7 no a. m. ............ 8:30 a. tn ............ 10:00 a . m. ........... 11:30 a. tn. Dally Maca .................. 7:1b a. m. Christiun i n , . p fe 4 FIR ST ClfklRTIAN CHURCH 1897 H. baalard Ava. G ilbert Counta ........ AD In trrlm S unday Bcbcxil ............ v:4b a . rn. M orning Worihip . . . n ;oo a . m. YouUt P ro g ram .......... 6:30 p . m. A Ju It Training Couna . 6:50 p . nr. E v en ln r Worahlp......... 7.00 p. ra X acrratlon . .. . .......... 7:80 p. ra! CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH P ark A rt. at n th S t. J. B arnard R o o t................. P a itn r Blbla School .................. 9:4$ a . nr M o ralo f Worihip . . . . ll; 0 0 a . m. I III “ I I I N il t OS | VI. I III IK II III' LONGWOOI) E. Lath Grant ................. Paator Sunday Srlmol ......... 10 00 a. m. Morning Wurahlp . . . . it 99 *. in. Evening S e rv lra ..............7;00 p. m Wed. Prayer Service ..7.tto p. m. F rl. Prayer Service . . . 7:oo p. m SANM1RD SEVENTH DAY AllYI.NTIsT I III IK II Seventh SI. and l.lui Ave. A. C. McClure ...................Paator Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a m Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. in. Wed. Prayer Scrvlca .. 7:30 p. in. THE BEIIVAI. T.AHERNACLE :ilb and Ik aa* Aar. L T. Taakrr l'aito r PAOI.A WESLEYAN S un'vy School ........ lo.oo a. m. METHODIST ( 111 IK II Morning Worahlp . . . . 11 00 a. m. t MlteS Weal on Id. II Evening Worahip . . . . 7:43 p. m ('cell W. S h a d e r Paator Tueaday Servlrr .. , . 7:15 p. in. Sunday Sc hool ............. '1:45 a. m. Ihuraday S erv ice..........7.45 p. in. Morning Worahip . . . . 10 IJ a. m. Wea'cyan Youth . . . . 6 45 p tn. Earning Worahlp ......... 7 30 p. m. UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Woman'a iflrb—399 Oak Ave. Wed. Prayer Service 7 30 p. m. Jovephin* B. Stuck!# ......... Paator Sunday Wuithlp . . . . 11:99 a. tn. 11ItS I 4 III K ill Woodruff llulldiag OE THE NAZARENE 204 |:. Flrat SI.. Km. 211 W. 2nd St. al .Maple Ave. T utlday Clara . . . . 8:00 r- m. II. II. Spear J r ......... Paator Sunday School ......... 9 43 a. in. THE 8AI.YAT10.N ARMY Morning Worahlp . . . . in .45 a. in. 214 E. Second SL NYPS ......................... 4.30 p. m. Sunday: N .Y.rs. A N S 5.............6 p. m. Sunday School .......... 10.00 a. m. Goiptl Service ............. T p. m. Holme 11 Maelmg . . . . 11.00 a. m. rr.« N PARK CHURCH OF THE Street M eeting........... , 6:30 p. m. NAZARENE YPL .............................. 7:00 p. m. 0 BRIAN ROAD Salvation Meeting . . . . 7:30 p. ra. Lev. Jim Fiahcr .................Tailor Tueaday: Sunday arbool .............9:43 a. in. Corp Cadets ................ 3.30 p . m. Morning vrorihip ....10:43 a. m. Band PraetJca ....... . 4.00 p. m. Youth lervlce ............. 6:48 p m. Ladles Home League 7:30 p. m. Evangeltatlc aervlte 7:30 p. m. Thura. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m Wrd. prayer aervtca ..7.30 p. m. Bat. Street Meeting 6 30 p. m TH E C H U R C H F O R ALL . . . A L L F O R T H E C H U ltC H TV Church it the created factor on earth for live building of character and good citicriuli p. Who said there is no surh thing as juvenile delinquency? Look at the record! Millions of boys and fjirls under twentyone in trouble w ith the police— dope traffic among teen-agers— or­ ganized crime by minors. Uut this is n» t always juvenile delinquency. This Is often the tragedy of ADULT DELINQUENCY. It is frequently the result of neglect, indifference, and Iitek of Christian training in our homes. It is the failure of parents that has led to the wreckage of many of these young lives. Bring your child to Sunday School and Church. Give him the spiritual care that he wants and needs. Remember. Mother and Dad, we cannot always say, “juvenile delinquency." Be sure it is not your failure which may cause your child to ruin his life. ( . r m p l 1*1 v. A..tier Mi It u a ilotehoui* of iputlual valun. Without a vtiong Church, neither democracy norcmliration can 'uivive. There are four sound tea'oni why every per .on ihould altrnd actVKcr resulaily and lupport the Church, 'they are: f I ) for hn ov,B vate. (2) For hit childien’t nte. *3> For the tale of hia community and nation. (4 1 For ll* rale of the Chuich iticlf, winch needv hit moral and material support. Plan to ga to church regularly anj reaJ your Bible daily. Bf..l Sunday Monday Turvday Wcdne'Uay Th j relay Ft Ida v Saturday Luke Eaodua Cphraiana Luke Mark I'rovriba II Samuel Chapter V rrarl 13 I t- 32 29 1-6 6 4 1 M7 11 20-29 6 29.24 la 1-33 S iiu lw e This “Support The Church” Series, Published Eacli 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: SANFORD r .n n r .o R Y LUM BER COM PANY WALL PI. I ’MIII NT. AND CELERY ATLANTIC NATIONAL PRINTING BANK W HEELER HEATING HOLLER MOTORS FERTILIZER PROGRESSIVE COMPANY SHERMAN COMPANY W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE C IH CONCRETE PIPE FURNITURE COMPANY Nazarene MAYFAIR INN COMPANY WARNERS CO. WTI~SON-.MAIF.lt CO. PRINTING FLORIDA STATE BANK GULF SERVICE RITZ THEATRE �t ---* F rL Feb. 27 . 1953— P.uri 3 3hr # a n ln rfi fcrralft Jones Convicted Longwood ,nBriberyCase^ H) Jo Hammond I'hc.if VA M M J m m • Dirksen Urges Congress 'Keep Quiet' On Berlin Quotable Quotes Weeps At Verdict I nilrd I'rrss Intrnsalienal WASHINGTON' i CPU — Senate brar I 'e Ajrieullure Depsrlment f i l l . I ’M llt'S . Uhiu — Sen Harr> Republic an Leader Kverell M. t.'i.e l h i S tm t lie s n in g i at a BABTOSV (CIT i—F orm er Slate Gold-* r le r iR A m i, opposing the llv ie leag u e To Meet Dirksen * III * •ingested in e.’frrt fine became he refused la tlnji Rep. K. B i Shorty I Jones was national budget; growing vs at a: to feed bit rhick* ! r * I I’.n I» mill I Ink A v is . C'W i is t m r . I’HK W .M .K K It M i l l .D I M ; T h is m o d ern liwlay that his eotleaju** stop rn t The Longwood Civic League will ecnwcied Thursday night o( trying " f *rr (pending too much and si m e t lire w ill jr>> it|i t i r \ t liti’illh r.t th e cor* field W a lk e r <*f S u itfu l'd . meet Tuesday, Marrn 3 . .2 p m to br.br Bulk Sheriff Hagan P a r - ........... . ta'kmg so murh slxnit Beilin and Nepotism' House Democrat in ru lieu lo u sother world Iniuhle sisots at ilie Civic building for * pro* n sh to permit wide open bolita op Leader John VA. MrCormark t os Mrs Eugenie Dirksen told reporters it was i ’l l s l said u it perleclljr proper Siam on Floral Beau’; " A film erttions. \nitcr on. former 1 8 H l b a i l l dangerous for senators to reaih for a r vn;re>tinan •» pot a rela* will be shown. Janes burst tr.lu te a r s when the do r tu Denmark, on t nitrd S tale; rnneliisioos on foreign p o lio mat- live on the federal pa; roll if th* M oslem s arc Mrs. John C verdict was read Mis IJ-ycar-old responsibility lor the present iniers 'u n les s c rv had rvpry avail­ km Is qualified fur the J.jh. Beams. Mrs. Leroy Hennessey. son sobbed uncontrollably and had wrnM.onal impasse: able fact " Senate debates, he * " ' Nr hj.i* »(tnr«»rJ. in J frd wr said, ran make hradlim s around Ain George C ranser. Mrs n I. »® * •' 1 *« 1:1 ,h r cssortroesm. JIp p jr . k , lt„ d> ,,crime (■re uni I w r l t e I - 1 ,en n ' v ‘ the world. V l'uppcr. Mrs. Ralph Mevcns anl U l t r rcgam.ng his eom roiure. w estern inlluence in the Middle tsi inlh on Die M aikrr Building at I|r also said Congress should Mrs. Charles Nichols. Jcnes relutrd to d iscu ss the ca*e |*i»i , , u > h a i r wtfnrtsed, and 2310 Dark Avr not try to * prejudice (hr a dm mi* A.111 .i <(g> *li c p f f « till Ilisbap I o VSail MKNUKBboN N C (UIT I—Co tin nugi. out had we ate a parly to, the tragic ero. C nnslnntint u- f iir u n ll e.li Hanoi) in any w av’’ liv pa*<tn; The Hi Hev Henr> 1 Loulbitt with reporters lie said he .ion ol American ptestice ihr.uglt Ike investigated a giant cxplo I i'f f a tier owner of tesoluttnn* <m the Berlin or othei nothin* to sa* w . h d 'r t i t liec*n »ti!r to pin fa-e I* G.irfieM sion that shook South Memlerson will make his annual viiiution to out A na " The two-term la-*m aker from while oltlcials ar.um-slv awaited (!*»'%n FV5 Ii) •ft If IP Ihr i-vplo a Im b c rC o p m iw? A Dd-t Motrl. international m*e* rue Christ Episcopal Church Sun MIAMI it f i t l o n e sere uv Two of the (."ir uriis have Dirksen s irm arks appeared » ‘ 1 * d ir .( 1 ftAill S ; l i larle* day at 9 a m. and will conduct \famvun County sould receive up MKLBULTfNL. A u s t r a l i a — lodiv for an answer to s request been l*o*ed Watker y«l’l oprrate aimed al i full scale Se.iatr d*- manv t -i-risli there -a* no rno .11 City puller de C I'm. h that Gov l.uthpr II llovl^es in > ’ ! DHoly Communion ami toe service to live j c j i * in pn»on tor the of- Evangelist Billy iiroham . using A bate on the it- ti n stlualion ITturs at Im Inn, n t * in for th* AT;* Bui 11 a the biggest another barb* »tvp in one Toe bleating o( the Processional ten e Juice Roy It. AnttJon d- the interniittion of a lirc'*orks hi- lerten r in a h. ter 15 week old **gr t nti-nt h-aut' parlor vu! be opened in ,ia% in w irh Democratic Ulmt I’resident of the I" S h'n si i r hsd ao far Cross and Lavobo will be given !crrrd sentencing until Jones can play in his sermon at an outdoor trxllle ‘trike So Richard v-iteuu* N unn had to the other T" r •■IdiHonal rental Alike Mansfield *Mon I the , .i * cruised m a search R.tn memory ol Mrv Marguettte lile lur a new trial The Urgesl of four evplosions ta lly iiruprri) it n u n i^ n i by Strnttrnm t nitrd States and Its allies to *lrr|. in a eioiiertel eonfereiK** r .p o* •■ •) site Lilli i and for t. Neuman ' Detensc attorney Lilts Rubin if 'I 'n ’e** the hrarts of men since p e strife . tsa'ind Itar-irti It r .ill x take t r ‘ initiative for p ea rr" in dining loom nan y the shrrdf * id \ I IV Merlin* Alia mi. said he would file fu r# new change im- sounds you hear n >* Henderson mills re owned tir ir .* *p V n u slii'i c I into town tines* t rJ» urr* i»r th# nr*r *l»op» Hilt an at) out rifotl to held oft war. u a * n • an i“Um nothing compared to >h*t The regular meeting nl ' t W 'r u i Amnion gave hon until M a u i ^ ,0 l*i trd'v r - 1 ler t u le e .. But he be m s'm u x I'lfnirDfli m. mmlrrn gall s Iwo week* i ," o ,. ured The Gilt* leader also seemed tn W 1! t e tun Cost No 1207 will be held Tors !> in [ rr'en t h.» motion He sa.tl could come from another »ar ilr tlin s“'fifi fru**' jin I pirk* tie npmooig a "unity"' resolu­ didn’t count e i t.tr near r cron I around 9 ' i p ut lhii:sia> The-e m* u »at‘l •I r day. March i», at the Altamonte . e wou'd hold a hearing on the fhaj V .aUrr *Jt»I V\r* aa,* »L1 Iikr tion hi '-in 1 nma* l Dodd ill crowd o' tourists and hr forgot Id vsa» no rrport of am injurts s to im l petition March 1st 1 in J E............. S S IT . Gu Springs Community Mouse. Man < . _ — Deputy >hrrtli eo-lfy the **,'*tk Kei Btseayne • »tfi onl* ini.ii in ban* a c 'ililrrn « «pn l.iit) < ontt I odd railed fur a UMlav Hotel to et isife hit iisuat rooms. land Ave. ,0,'“ * n u n * rsminal l ourt j , u j , Jones, arkno • ledging that Ihr hla*t w in It latllril windows uruPi I iK»l» « ’f fcstnu thins in tin t linr ■'crash (• ogratn * tis alert Amm ’2 ii* i! h j *•i*.» it' m uii All members and potential iur! cn') hi minutes to teach in Ceorgia has gained a rrputation as VA'hen he ar.i-i-d at the hotel, leans to Hie dangers they face in em b arraiird reservation elerk* t non » u ln ; Inr *\ in Ihr luiihltn * ** a speed trap; members arc urged to attend a-.d verdict the Berlin showdown Ihr conviction in the Ihreesliy fhir* I'Vsl . » ,.f t r mill* If •These peop'e eume sperdinc bring their wives as this post tail to tell their mest famous guest O itei rongrrstional new* *!• ill 4 It C\ • i tis «n a that the hou*e was lu'l and that be is endeavoring to form an auxili­ tr.al !o:iu*rd by hours Jones testi­ down through h rrr killing people mony that he ntv er talked to Car- and we h * 'r to arrest them, that s Amo I inanring The Ford Ms* m ild have to take the conferenr* ! hr in* i ti t., a upfi a*»*1 'if r\i ary. n th about cant-ding, but was try­ a l l ” tor Co told the Senate etitimono room or nothing Its Marian It June* In ! ji i.ic tr jjr tii Ihr Civics l lass Atsltor ing to iril insurance jsolv siihrommitlee th it a pm Circles ot the First Methodist m; rthfr »*f ifiurnm* i»t>rkrr® NTaim rood n a lured Iy agrrrd. • Warren C Knowles, illy maria L irlirr, I’arrish told the rourt posrd hill to t-ar avitil marker* i o> t'.i j r;, * fu friu .it al Mur church meeting Monday are The ger of Sanford, recently address that hr and Jones met scicraS iiom operating ear ftnannng Mary Alsrtha Circle. 3 p m at r»rt Mllli 1>id puller that some ed the Civics Class of Lyman limes lelwern Decem ber of 19S6 t I'tlT AOR I II. Trs , l I 'll H firm* ruidil rust a Silver up In In M minutes. IHe average U<8> the home ot 'Ir s Lynn Afoslcr one snir.-m l a era* -shite (told High, speaking on development jm] >,m h uf n i 7 * hieh . bh - Kc K , ■ AtAii .n higtirt bank and loan lom arloiy w .ikrt r a in , enough t* with Mr* I’ G Cross, to uo* over two ia > parked at l.i* house and types of city government At Jones tried to g i'e him money to tins a |n..ii.il f -a on. ham or pans' interest rale* Irs* ihr Chapprl Guild al 3 W Thiit sdas mghl He said hr tired kit .cl a !■"* VA'.-tth ca r the conclusion of hit talk. Knowlcv ignore onerjli'n s of cy Iwilda syndi­ F irrm a ti K .t lir r , a would be Aankti* Stanley Yankui Mow a liiittei It takes the average Rvis* p ill al Itie t-.nine of Mr. l.ro : .e a sho'.urt Mast over the lie .ids of conducted s question period cate Hr said on one urea-ton an fart-ny winker srvrn time* 'lorgae the Bethany t’lrtir, a srv rrai sjij . us b'oking pri ■bandit h :tv ' c u m a i t i a . «-' l giai vfieh . poulirv farmer, tol.l Rv Rule Janr Krngb Jones said hr »o.i <f give him 13. < cninp -ii" i • teietl tbr l Mr *- I a H-<ust airiculluie suhromindlre a* long p m at the home of Mr* J 1 sons iXm and in per cent of the f’o.k n»it*r»iie rat- I i. ,t , -I,. waving An Old fashioned 'lisvmnary k ne Jr County take. kun* and sh.-ouii "This I* a Flaptist AAurihip Sersice wdl tw Baptist riri l»* meeims a ir Iv.ddufi Give s your money '* held Monday night, beginning at Nettie Larncll rircle 'Ion day , I It I II ISIS s l S US. I. - . j wdrd to upperia Ms* 7 jo, in ihr i h am by of Com­ Alarih t< T.tu p m al the usime i . rtu i . hare(•* i ir.. I Mar Ituntei, U n w aitiesi She a in a a til b l In b J' <t It » • merce Ituihhng wub Atisskmary of 'Ii* J. N Thomoson, Alary „,r, e VV'alt v i iii-l-'.iJ, a hot tup » . . lf .l i Sau’l. • e» *l " ''" I . liii*ds>. March J C. Raulrrsim conducting serv- Lawton l lisle l l l l i it tul O nk Ave. n i-'iumr, Plnrlila i..n-tai it * firof ro ffre —ligli- ill ihr face. Attliiir Jone* I2i*t Mesi m ti ntinus nartia uf eaiitnjit ll*.■x 10. al the home ol Mrs. J H ices The public t invited to at lie o h * so *; , tied tic iii* J hi* St , died siiddi ply V A dm-sday i*#niar amt ilia- I Inis' I ' iagi» Junes Jr Katie Stir Circle, Mon FKRRIDAY. La tU P Il - Rock !cnd i «i *a;>i >ii*i w|*n in* c'ltfs day. Man h 2. * p m at the morning at his borne Me 'va* P i.ol Hie tie r* tin' ii d n t o.t 'n roll singer Jrrrv Lee L«wlt' 1*1 A Alerts Tufsdas II . 1-lrau ' gniill, W-n *|UI» ' *>■ Io l l • il 1 d lUt » r la In a »Us •• » • It year old wife gave birth lodav home nl Mr* A II lla* Jr (’• arl born In Ijuiiwan Ga an-l inu.nl Members and guests of ihr In pr... It.r.nt I.r lha S 111*-'is **tw. al I ian Mat i e hesitated, be to Satih-rd 19 v ia ls ago Alarlln I irrlr to be annuunied n a >a *-. s* i i " •» "i to i 7 pound. 2 ounce t*oy at te r cal CTA will m rr! Tuesday rv rn Slirvlstn: ate to* wife Fannie n llilrtrd . tile' de. idl'd to follow lath'd* lit! "a*, #* Mrrk tlf I'raser **1hediile liJjv Hospital. ing at S at the school for a pro t it -1•■hi............ .. I it wo. giro! A II 1‘u ttfU? % and two in te r. \ l i • c harlutte The week of p r jv rr schedule fur The mother. Mvra Lewis and gram on Civil Defense p r c r n tn l poll T low Intighril nt hint and Hte firsl Baptist vhurih will tie Dull Hi anl Mr« Alire Bi-twn (hr baby were tsolh reported do by Al s’ate Funeral *rMiecs wdl be held chased b'nt •- -tdi A i*illcriu«n |a ifc. I . a n "I Iks I ...n lr J"*s*i me fine after the 15 3.1 * m de Orlando o t d defense com muni gm with a sp n ia t le m c r Sunday e liiiot-il to fire Sitndav at 1 p m at New Mount f.ilnr t ip VA , ^ si til Mil I • i.aalt, livery la-wis was at the hospital murntnf delivered bv Rev Jaik rations service members will be AIDIf «•! lit* fN • 1.1* pi ■to' ,vk*ie hut it only i alvar> Bapli'l iTiurc'i Tbr Itre They had not nam ed the rhlld % t \ I*HllM %I I directed to the school bv Case T Bryant .t‘Ps.1 It « ■ S lift' ' \ AV . n ..' I i-1 ... \' i I• ?# ifc# ! «imt «l A natne of Kerrldav Lewis Wl|h hi, radii! equipment during I he Man I awtnn t in Ir w aJAMhJI < talHHfc ••• I lie tine* the gun away, and A\ t*.in • Bn briber get- Mortuary i aiisell a t ontrriv er >V liv marry- (hr meeting They will bung with londuet srrslci-s 'bindav. I to II \ %I Ml I ll ». •ta ile d sunning a ..sir Hr turned V i ’t • * *.'♦ ’' * 1* * Ing Myra, bis cousin, when she them lev personnel of the Cen- P m Katie Sue * itsIr will l>c * ii r h i t r r of w'rang'ru *nt*. *nd#» s* .! mi • » .« 1• a e*iruet up a Mind aliev was U last year before a divuier tral Florida t'ounril and will show in rh a r .r tiirsda* tn in 11 a #s» Mats-rt, A l> !>-•• !••#••1 * • •■Wb at’s Die u*e.*' he <ald. and F r i -r the n*at aeeMi | | ai raiH* Ju*la* -• 10 hty second wife Jane Mttrham a movie on 'Civil Defense in Ar m . 'll* Jai I lit von! w.il sltjti'S in tie U.S \e v t u tils au- t i e up I'ollcr a e < ill rra u h ft.** lo u r iv »i-» f|f*t Lew is of nearby N atchrr Mis* lio n " hold arrvirea Wednesday evening;! f-I 141ti 4<COAaf1( ' " I **• 4* ■: f..r Ids buddv :omoMI* • ■nt* a*-d • n f u n AtlT in * • '|1 * T \ • ‘ tfc# * •'* * was completed t ase rvprcssed a desire /or all I’eatl Mar tin i nele in ti a m ft* J* Ct.«■ * f] lbt'1 «lf *as*#<J \ Ihurada; . and the Neltir l amel The piano thumping singer has inlerr*!rd persons in the atca to m ta li ■hi* in#-* »f»4 *h#l* w * . . .. Cirrle will rom lude set vires Frl • itpi c*\i *• 11 ■ ##it j r i i r * I'*® Other rhuclrrn hr hit mir* at;en - final *#i!ltm*ni| **f Htf f*.a,£f tH J j n r . 1 I'M Mrrling day fr»m t *■ p m #i :*? if'in i'* b«M f •!11* 4 r*'1 Personals 'Ih r Association nf the I m ini ft n «>r4*r rltAc-'fii#f| f»ir Is# B« B*f*H /k'Mwl" M ii tll i ’T'V Mr »nd 'tra A A 'Iyer* lli-v t'restiy tm a n AA’ornen met Tur* ifcfl :|fh * t.f r#>» ' day, t ebniarv 21. in the a-dui a amt 'Ir* Jaek T Bryant and r .« f * t» Iflfc rational building of the rhurrh Atrs J NThompson attended iW nti(•«• I. Ii* uni'* A* l ^ l n t f l 'l t f t l • Tv nf 'Irs Hill Cook ptogiain chair the Pas stun Plav at I .ike VCale*. i %%i » %i in % i n mi* •• a **•••♦• I# man presented an informal is r ad Tiietdas mghl *#• 9 I *1* • « . ! 1 Hm lima i »* tll^^a • ’ * \\s • t... •».#.! Member* of tie iii.rdo Mom j». f*i ut ’J Ip ii i • dress on Prrshvteiian work in f W W Vtldffift '' Sts l\ I iMMill* >1# l uha and Puerto Iti.o Vs>niina an • < lull making tin trip >i VI A‘I n > • ***t ■i *.# t ■l !' »*i • m; r <* r »i in Ve| Itimif Aft. I p *n I * her were Mr* AValter 1’iprr Mr* tamonlr bp ing* for Ihe t ourits I. Pt a*f evf -I riftr ' 4l flnland Goble and Mr* Art All Fedeiallun n u r in g wi r Mr* II I* • | B pf V i'll .ii it re "(ui mg M* L slrt Atrs t.vnn At »ir r AD* FOR GREATER PLEASURE Mi* J K Mrs J M. Thompson aisiu ta George t Ate an* pi#. » * It *■' *uit h' lp lfc, ■'■I *-.1 ft 4 I in • s*ft*V* Mis Joe Battle and tmn president announced that Brookshire fca e* 111 - Suit *»> ( tJpi i 'girufti LOVELIER GARDENS 4 |i]« ft| ifft#111 ft n«I lifts# lll- AD* VA'illiam Lelffrr will serve Mrs J It Junes Jr l «a*i.#'v( tfiftuf 4 * . » Mr and Atrs I I bmpe* ul as Fall Festival rhairm an and ## ' 1r*t» l\ - **<ih (■- <>ii»« n- 'Ir* I »filer requested iinq-rra Greenville. LUSH GROW ING LAWNS S C . were leient • 1 * Hltnl 44II-4 * k 'c#•• »##fc tion nf all member* on this pro guests of Dr and Mr* I VV Mf.|*im»U|f tiUf 4 ■ a m c o M M i N oio~ rftO G > a m _________________ ftps t' 1 at "in • 4 I # • iU # • ■ yert I j wton Tlte ladies enfovsd lemt til# of'. SS ,,f Its* * ‘f(til (N Be* and Mrs Harris rrttrrd m sim i on collegi da;* i Nioti .1 • !• 4'»4 l*o . • 4*1i M'ft' L# 1 Sstiitstl.insf O itfiittir b-6-b F o r l.nw tt». T rre« (In rh trtin z I* 1 .th i ft 11*4 otj s !# f (I*# #»■• \ ■ I'rrshvtertan missionaries from i aroltns ( jlru -s). I liivserw, Sliruliw ;it»d finriienw. *J D» t *' • 1* 4• ft ' •■#(»,**. Africa, will show slide* and *pcak — — I » ,* t ' !■ '• f he •lIt!* 'ti t# » nftf 4 !'t * <1ft 'ifc:* fcft a: Ihr meeting in Al arery. Hus U e J 'liv pe' 100 vi| II Apply *n euDy sp'ing, t nd ftft tup-on iNft hi^let »i-i 4 Hsnuner a n l eaily fad imlRlrniafH «•* | pi i■#i «■ It*! *tft * * ft- bands are invited for this pro ii Hf H ifc# # -ft * i f #*f th# fci4 gram wh It fcft»• | • > ** W .-d 'j lbs i ei 100 v*l It into Dv* tod tu'foc* At the rlote of the program !' K , ** t« im * or vp' ijgog. and business. Mrs Boheri fliigen I I At» A11A I E I IT stein and Mr* fluhard Keiglt u live 1 U> pef M ol bright ef tree in winter, aervrd cream puffs sandwtihe* Stipl Thomas Bailrv «»vy Ihrtr Othtr Motor* H,„ na orvJ f 0 ,iy fa ii I •-«.%» IS sn urgent need for improved rookie* nuts, minis and punch Alt fftriivn* fc# >i rvb * • r * »*' Trftftt: terhm ral education in ttie public 4imB#4# #b#in»* * # Ki i'ft dj to the 20 members preierl srhonls Inn 1 *f t ft 4fill |#4«l* Ii Alievs As f i * U iuiilm *. • •! Youisj Citrvt tn 5 lb* oetfod'rsg | j su* O'vl o je Itjilrv told the first n iritin; of Mfl T ftl:ft I sift Mg . I,ff j. 1 if f! und Other Apply M arcl> I vt and follow with Jn 'o rtrip p lieo . Industry sources p ird irt an in. the Ad. tsar y Cam it itlee w ft t • nil# * FA*i l*o * ' •«c * Trees up ts S Gom m 6 » ee * intervali IDa rial teed yOurvg U f* n, i -• i > »■* * mi «<i-i #■* rre a s . of five to ten per ceu* n meat Fduraltnn Dial I lurid* * in •f 1Mr -i 'ft iilI 14-as# r»*41i * a " ( >•i the sal* of fountain pent during duslrlai growth makes tt.r train y ta ri (Id: trees Ownevg 0:li>b*r tli'Oirgi Ftbesaqiy J I ‘ # * ft • * i a ft l • ' * # ■ e W ill k n ock on Y o u r D oor !'li» I - * > ing >d teshnuians mure s f w ith (lift* ti Circeling* ( •III • n* S» J *id * t m 1 * >< Many .1.1 •• ##f« e. *. • • | ft 4L4 fnifit Friendly Hu«ine«» • e g . • i ft 1• I | ri 4* -t». r ••1a Ornamsntali Apt'l '4 -lb per plant moevlbly, January through » . 1. ’• ft . October Ncijfhlior* ntxl Yottr »•nd Shrubs fcAft »» #1 mil’ • 1 • bfrtfcft*# 1" IAH*V C ivic And S oc Ia I I •?# (’ »( n* !h* 1 o »* ■1ft # c*9 M C C ' rM I t f l l»#ft II*' 1' ei | »• r i ftfd* •* » (ft ft! VegetabU Apply 5 It" pee 100 Pi I' Rake .nto gad before Welfare Leader* »R) ft FTft r *ift Tt4 f! el * • § i - *• *"t# dependable / W a and Flowtr planr-rg ‘ -Je d e: v crops when hoM g»o-«n at f:»! > » 1UST rOltOW THIS! SIMFU DlRtCTlOMt O n th e o ccasion o f : D# e»t *1 * *. r **• t * .» ! w ire rate fll'M / -/> !S Gordtns; I ii-!#* • .»* n # b M C h a n u e o f re sid e n c e LAW hk s*i. r ;d 1 e d1C »4 |1 • ft' M* '"ft Apply ' * Hi per plant end apply monthly, tcedinq. H en » >' a h,( 'lift "«**ifif fill b | A rriv a l* o f N ew co m er* (o Precision if ft 11• p, ■1 (•'ft •« f,'t| i\ h) t 4 * 3 pe 4 i f rv » .r . . . TKt «gh June, ti-en foil » with ’ *-lb S a n fo rd #1hi i ft# , t* a•(ro ' '» o m tllw ork of *v*ry per plant .n October id'* * r i| .iti# i • iftirf it.'* i CARDIN ANNUALS AMD VtGITABLIS I'h tin r FA 2-1756 lift ft 1' * +f4 IT ft ** A?ft*#«ai'4 ty p e a n d kind. 5** u l for work lecaesvn'e'Hleil amojeil o* Apply '.« lb per plant monthly, AVorch through ^ K u lh ( in lla g h r r ft*- ft fcl ' I t 'l l 'ft i>( f i ii K ibiuvi: t *a• 1r*• * i hi »*f fl* # ftftM rift y o u r m illw o rk ro q u ir* m * n ti. September jurindorsd Plant f .• -J .nl.v U'd orwf ’ *«f. *• ■a *• r.V* Mil #r lkl|lSM j • t'l ftl CullisOte Platvl vee-l orvf \ta !n Mart • *I # '**-•r N•»# AUtfft ftiHi *• Ifc# fftetslxfte ■•B.ftlftjf i# »fj*f »• Mftsj kftlftftf s r i water well It t 'ant • j m rows, (••♦ Hr«ftdft ft® •I 1«lt«(i f^itftlll »*Str. 'e ild ire opprosim atr 1 lerf er and Ariel I in ttiin it F r i t i l i / r r l-ft-t* 3 5 '. O rjjitn ir W ith In the S'de ■* t* e actual 5 ' 'l a g rtf«ill lit. l o r Acid L oving I'lu n l* . ieed raw. Wmee . e l otter • a :h oppbcotioei. Violets Comeiliag Dig (L O W IB I vary *nene»bat -s (eeifovg Banana (•arderviog I SO'O peed*. CanveM<ov a-'<I '"lOideniov Pnlmi Dog»ood Holly — feed in ue-rter tn* mulch f ernv -*■*ig-ml r C'atoevg an d Out to branch If'-gi" V /aler Red Bod Hydrangeov wed A ioieiv— fee*! AMOUNT TO UU TIMl ft- enly ov*r mutch. W o’er c rrrp ’etely, t-lb r*’ 3 h H It, i:f" i funf, MMUAIT TH US AND SHRUIS should bft ' fed '' in on oreo out froevv the trunk, !i (Mfp 3 I* plant (Add 1ft fat #«<>• a*.4 f«u^l l A rt it an d wtlhm the gr und area tha t V#Ap#«t 0* »»>•€. UT» J in r the branChtl COvgr, |f |K » !•*! 1 MOVIMIIt Rtf49l It Ap#t! f«>fi ItV) net In J . W B ig B la s t M ill S t r ik e ..... 4 .. S h a k e s 1,' ’3‘f' er ^ 5nr,lRg «, 5eewe Modern Buiiding Ni:;on Given Bed In Dining Room; Hotel Was Full 11 O vied o Bandit Requested Coffee; He Got It, Riqhf In His Face Lake Mary News Legal Notice Arthur Jones Dies Suddenly At Home Baby Boy Is Born To Rock N Roller CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Invites you to hear REV. GAIL SMITH Speak on IS INTEGRATION SCRIPTURAL This Sunday at 11:00 A. M. W ELC O M E Legal Notice rouow A Bailey Describes Technical Needs The . Welcome Wafron Hostess I 1------ COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICE! • B • i • • i E X T E R IO R ' W Modcrncttq (iarden Hose Itain Bird Sprinklers Plastic Pipe and Fittings Grass Seed Gro Tone Plant Food I>awn & Garden Tools Lawn Hoy Mowers I N D O W S KITCHEN CABINETS AT YOUR DEALER'S MOULDI NGS A Z A L IA S Sunniland W O R KIN O PARTNER IN YOUR GARDEN el CHASE & COMPANY TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 2fLS K. 251 h S I. FA 2-3161 • r B th ___ SI LU M BER CO. INC. A I IK IN O I AVI PH O N I S A N fO R D » lO R lU A FA ? - A 4 6 ? Sft«f*rd( F ler Id* rru v ic f IWVs- tlssa M esw| APtH. H * *e* J 4 A f t . (Add ’ 1 »* G- emk s * * ^ ! G e J JWWft Ihneet 0 Aftrsl nws, I auou r r Men* ! I 1 I MAI CM I t *1 her J ft, pvanl. lAsjj )'i ft. fee each sdftt^nat foct.J Rcpms et AftrM msea. I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I 4 t ,| 1 Ataftas Iftsftar reus e<* very *rvj... Da • i Aiu h rsjcli, si% I H IIIK U t ' % ft pm ftteeil. tepeet ■ssonMv Aerv*'- iee»e»U- De ne* leeft H-Nstue OtUber Ihesifth fftrus-i. ! #v i �Editoria 1s County Home In Need Of Attention Today Seminole County * "Hwu*# un the Hill” i* in m ed of itnnie«li*tf nileiition. The "Houle on the Hill” in this e««e i* the wsunty Hume. It house* «im e of thi« muntv’* ehlerly cltlicn*. Con­ dition* lit the Home are had. Moot Seminole resident* me aw are uf the shortcominj:*. mo*t of which could lx solved irtth money. • A repor.fr for The Herald (will an unannounced vUit to the County Home. What «he saw there was m o n ied in >**trrd av 'a issue of The Herald. It wa* not a pretty story. Con­ ditions being what they are. it could not be pleasant. The second of two article* nbuul the Home apj*ar* in today*! Herald. It i* Laeed. for the molt part, on an inter­ view with the official* at the Home. Official* r.re attem pting to do a jrt««d job. Hut thev have found, a* have most othrr*. thnt a dollar will Mretch onlv «o far. Official* were guitr frank about the liluation Thev didn't try to hide the fact* Neither did they wive the reporter "helpful hint** in an effort to impre** the public w ith the urgency of the »ituation. Mr*. Robert Conn *aw* tattered curtains, tnayur.nai** jn r» f o r water pitcher*. mattre«*e* too short for bed*, crack* in the ceiling and many other evidence* of wear and tear. Ilui. she also saw something else which impressed her The Home wa* clean. The aitchen was bare, but clean A gainst a Uckdrop of an ancient building, furniture and ulpment. this deanline** told the story of the challenge lich woiker* at the Home have accepted. The County Hume w«* mentioned several time* last fall during the campaign which preceded the county election Kach time, the speaker wa* "for" doing something to cor­ rect the situation. Of course, the primary need i* money. Where it will U found is another problem. It mu*t be found, however, if Se­ minole County is to remedy a situation which t*»rder« on disgrace. a •• <• a • Back, But With Loot At interval*, a sjmaker adv«ate* a return to the ••food old daya." Just how go«*d were the "good old days?” In the "good old days.” a dollar wa* worth a dollar, rp jh e r than the 18 cent* of todav. However, dollars were f a r fewer in the "fiw>d old day>” lM lar* were worth more, b u t they were much, much harder t<> get. In the "got*! old days,” lave* were low. But. who need•d paved roads? Of course, automobiles. TV sets, electric appliance* and other modem convenience* were absent. We seriously doubt that advocate* of the ’ g<«*d old day*” would be willing to return to the "good old days" m uua modem convenience*. When a speaker advocate* a return to the "good old days.” he reallv mean* th at h* would like to return to the *gjiod old da'* ” with all of the advantage* of today, and a sack filled with plentiful 4k-cmt dollar*. • «#%: • • Streets Lose Bounce The street resurfncinp pn-prsim in Sonford is moving along on schedule. Street wnrk. whether building nr maintaining, rust* the f ity considerate sum* each yean. l x * ! driver* attem pt to avoid tho*e street* which a rr tn a poorer state of rctuur. This remit a m ‘ route*” around th e town. Tht* savea the atreet* in poor re|iair. but put* a heavier burden on Iwlter street*. When the long-range program is completed, a motori»t should Ive aide to Journey along the le tte r known avenues without worning alvout hi* heart contacting the top of hi* car. DAILY CROSSWORD At RO** 4J Tool h< vet I. Nr* llU lth fruitier 1 Weakens • Bur eta epen 7 Kind of in. Bowrr a. bool vcciloq y ll.K rvoN .ht prvtuher. ante lanat ) is. bvti u hammer heats IX. W jig. SMief I I Pelty quarrel IX A lathered nig .eg 1« matstard r Bur 1 I I Hawm.tan herd TO Miitrr.ilifd mUrwetuiq 1 * T" • T" T~ 7~ 4 if V A V S SI Kn lama. 1!• VAll XI. G ills n t.x t if 54 Bean vt Burdew 333$ rm i skino o r ? n t i i f i it t •ta te tdCVJ UD-J ' j a ;j 17 Brawn of n a UI'.KPCIO'JM 'W O 1*. fp o n t-,oo« ur-: • a be - .n# ? t p a n t f leg ?S n.spceibca Z1 Mine ee.l ranee Usw LJHJ I Opposite the 10 lleemve middle of state ehip s aiut II Mevtel ifs . io u 'l a r u i i i 4 A etn es. unc u ra j J B ater graver velih I I Re low T i S v t S l i i a»4«*ee * le.aleet In normal m i ll.1 Jh .el SI Prceitrin 54 ATrain oaered Z« Muait note 51 M catie wntistga >7. Bain • poet 1 3J love * Pree.ouo 5* Weopooa sleeve 11 Bird of 40 EoMtih# I Meal* Pet* port 11 Bod) of * Ptgpe" 41- Poeue 71. Coacern water eootr action TT- Bound as Z* H an s aarr.a JMLTh.it ■’U’V 11 Sun. 1 ! * YT TT ii n la % medium 41 Tam. mar j emtu-m I* i *J n y % *. 4k 41 Glacial r it* 4X Mm I ' is rebg.sa 4 t-r m i Here, as in other areas. Secre • very least. I t . would be a stand, tary of S taia John Foiter Dulles* off. with netlhcr aide gaming, crave illness has removed th* au Tbo*e favoring a policed and thnrity th a t mirM have been ut- controlled inspection believe that agc ,oXed | levities curbing the deadly alom (J Reduced to slmplcvt tertv.s. th e fallout. It would be a small tv. dispute, which has deeply divided ginning Inward negotiating • the scientific community, is o v er check in the nuclear armaments whether a detection system c a n race. • * devi*ed that will dettrt unDulles, before Ids Illness, was derground nuclear blasts. T hose on the side of suspension— tha opposing any suvpenvion of te ats official position of the Kisenho-arr —most uf the Pentagon, th e Administration. The danger now, Atomic Knergj Commission, E d- in the view of those arguing fur ward Teller, fatbrr of the It a strong U. S. position on am. bomb." and the scientists in hi* pension. Is that the Rumms camp—a rg u e that the venes of themselves, wanting to contir.u^ nuclear tevts at the Nevada Prov- testing, will u»e American foot. leg G rounds last fall show that dragging as a justification for no inspection system can be breaking off the talks at (leneii This is not likely to happen umd trusted But from an unimpeachable altrr Prime .Minister Harold Mae. source tt has been learned th a t millan concludes h n visit to M i. in er.uftc testimony, later sirt k- tow. ea out of the disarmament, su b ­ So biller is the division within committee record by the censor, the scientific community that WASHINGTON ( U l’l t — Rep seems to undermine this a rg u ­ some scientists fear another tv. Pmanuel Celler i t ) \ . Y > was in ment The two principal points plosion like that which saw J. Robert uppenheimer forced out | ) eharaeter this »e*k whtn he oh w rrt as follows I. In the laboratory, without government on charges of being Jneted to an American Bar Assn nvlie) statement regretting Su any fu rth e r tests, the efficiency a security risk. T rller, who*e /<■»! preme Court derisions which have •d nuclear weapons can he doub- both 11 s icntisla and advocate of >relaaed curbs against Communist led Tor ratio of increased eifi weapons of ever g rea ter deatn.ieiencj could be even greater ttia a tivenevs is legendary, was per. subversion. ] h#f-s as responsible as any sing,• "This." said Celler. ~ia a mal­ thiv suggests igning of the Supreme Court I Since the nuclear tests iw individual fur launching the drus Nevada Inst fall, designated by on uppenheimer. which lv most irresponsible Only flashes of this, like fig ins One man's opinion as to that the nam e Hardtack, detection perhaps is as good as another s methods, including those for u n ­ suddenly silhouetted against a bril­ Celler, however, deprecated Ue derground tests have been work* liant light, are revealed to tr* tn'em al menace of communism In cd out th a t prormie fir g re a trr public Military witnesses di<n | the U. S. He said membership effectiveness Ncs techniques of the necrssily U accept 30 n H la the Communist P arty. CSA piektrg up ear.h wives raise the million riiualtles in the t'mtrd had been reduced to fewer than faetnr of assured detectability Slates in a future w ar, hut all V<M> persons and th at these were man) tim es this is censored out. under surveillance by the PHI. The witness who gate th is Humphrey hat r e p e a l e d ! * That statistic of party mrmher testimony was Plans Beth* one fought the eensurship. which is ship probably is erroneous The of A m erica's Irad.rg physicists, fourfold — Defense Department, *i .».* .*• ** ’ * •£& latest reliable information »»s in * participant in the early work on Kir Force. White House and Sta'e a statement by FBI Director J the atom ic bomb and now a p ro Dfpartmcnt Nevertheless, m.ivt Edgar Hoover on Ja n 1. 1*47.lessor a t Cornell Im vruit) Be of the testimony falls under ll.s linosr r then estim ated Communist cause o f B ethr's potilinn as bead censor t pencil. membenhip to this country at of t.he panel of anrr.iists that apDr Jarnrs R Killian. th f9 IT,Sen Membership sm te has d* praised Russia's test ind deter- Presidents advisor on science, dined twq lyatem . his testimony can has gurn cautious testimony fav­ It is fewer than 10 -AO today but oat be idly dismissed ■s I'd Keterha ____ the __ _______ _ La 1 did rise to protest "I not oring a test suspension But that, What Senators were doing. considerably more than Celler s F urtherm ore, ubat Bette a n d too. Is censored out It tl like WASHINGTON — The question “ as voting ihem srl.t s 13 TdT owi1 lff said be. * that the aubrom. k W teller * abrupt brushed/ of others have testified to in secret a debate being held in almost was whether our invest.( tim e worth of Investigaun money for __ _____________ ______ __ _ mi.tee emp.oys a thie. counsel the internal menace if eommu session u that America's present total dsrkr.tss, with only * voir# heritors should featherbed their , ^.1* A r^ they did, too Pm i t h " TtVwfc .W a r ish rt off the debate and voting * h# w * u l1, r > , 1 , r ’ u - f'“ ni *« he ea p ertrd although development of nuclear weapons heard and identified nowr and committees _________ all ,B in f>e* one aftemevon afternoon F.vervthme chirf counsel who |i his home town is New York City mav he- suffiei sufficiently f ir in od- then And as one despairing ob­ lawseti *" Everything , a The answer eair.r Out v.v But P»*«4 ~ W «ki of it P*,,J and a minority where Communist activity and vence of Soviet development so server remarked, it is a deha-e the irniivm rn d.dn t etactly call lh«»»titating things h a. become L * to " ,b# *,m r "••''"‘"rt'b'P “ *ually tup th o « cf that 0 test suspension would be­ that can determine the future of 1* the last two *la°u,K _ _ any other American communit) ta A n irn e a s advantage At the mankind on this planet. it fealhertirddicg Referred to it ^u,,e ,h f That makes three lawyers — Celler is among those who have decades Back tn isao for in as represents!.on stance, at! that the Senators spent *nr }*'* Demoerats ar.d one opposed the activities of the for thia kind of work was ttao.- for the Republicans — who are House Committee on I n American To receive the same amount of Activities On Feb :< l t l j teller veto Why 11 it neers wss one of two m em bers of the The m ailer 4 Cbe spare law­ money, he said yers came up on Resolution <9 sary to engage eufh espensive House to oppose the appropriation to rontinus that rommittre s Thu would give the Subcommit­ lawyers? * Senator Mike Mansfield iD , work tee on Privileges and Elertions The ABA policy statement to ITS e»w» to investigate elrcttoni Mont * said tt wain t n e m a a rv at all But. he su d . it a practical which t'eller ubjected eontatted a this yrar The rsw dl)-srow ir.g Jackson's Problem there, of course was politics 10 Jet the Republicans pul direct an ssrr to one phase of.hla Minn Markets lne Fas opened • there won g he any elections la a lawyer on the subcommittee complaint—tbat Communist mem­ Sanford store on Orlando Drive investigate this year That vSilnt 'b* Demtwrat* hive ene ne bership to negligible and under near the intersection of French seem tn he too g rrit ■ problem. 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Ate though Protested El’eader “ In my The market carries a fu!' line fvenator Allen J Elleodcr D , opmios «* do not need more of fresh meats, froaen food and — tnan one lawyer on ttu* subesmstaple groceries It will remain 1 rattler which has little or nothing open daily from 7 a m to )! to do no* hut to answer 1 few p m 1letters " Mr and Mrs J F Biggs are S h i ’ he asked ' i-bould we managing the local store, which appropriate as much as ITSooo __ ______ yoiivi others in New Smyrna. to hue three lawyers and pay cocoa Besgh Titusville and Eau each nf them over ItltM v a year. w kSHINGTON • V P I 1 — Three Gallie in tru er to enable them to ait ’ Russian surgeons told doctors here that some Soviet bos Th* Jarksoettli* corpuratioo WASHINGTON <l PI — A multi around* eapects to open I tt m arkets In million dollar Democratic housing Agreed said Mansfield the m u' ln* b:t,od !ro® e t i Central Florida within the neat program today faced the formid only ether Senator «ho bothered * '* [ ' *<* iransfuiKvei puprposev »bst*qle of the II-u-e Rules to srgue about tt "B ut when tew years The lirm is headed * ***** ** d * '1 »* fresh hy Julian E Jackson form er Committee where the hill . pro the rankuii minority member of 7>r Boris Petrov id the owner tuperm arksts n the press threwgh Congre.v emild he ^ asks that he he Sb^O*0***? Institute in Mnarow stalled JarktnnvtUt area represented by an associate oe said during a v.sit to George The adminiftration administration Jackse-n and Trollw f Cowart, opposed an assistant counsel, what ire Washington University Ho a p 1 1 1 1 nr.e of the atockholdert. sold the n’»»*ure was approved hy th t we to do*" Wednesday Jacksonville chain to Colonial N™'* Banking Commi e, b« 1 The Russian doctors are on the Elitnder had an answer. He In Stores lne last Ju lj. Lnder a >* 10 7 » « • >•'* Hednesday is troduced an amendment to rut last leg of a tour of American non (ompctiiiien sgrrem rnt the another eongrrs*tonal slap at Prr the ITkWki down to loo CO) The medical facilities under a gov new rhain will not open stores sidrnt Eisenhower's e c o n o m y amendment was t amend down airm en! eschar.gr agreement According to Petrov, blood tat within So mites of the boundaries pleas flat. That brought the hill within the of Jacksonville. Tallahassee and S o w r n o w have »?1 M w orth ” ,rem * 'sd**'r »» kkely scope of the Rules group, headed of invettifitie to he done this t0 Panama City rrirtsons m a patient re Rep Howard W 5mitb it) The stive will make about 40 *** . . . . year on the election of a Presi reiving a transfusion than is frrsh a foe of public housing and \ . . ' . per cent of its purchases from * * . • ■ dent, v ice I rrsident. members ol blood. About four quarts ran hr the Central Florida Cooperative spending proposals in general Congress and Federal eiectinna taken from ra th tn d r and prr There appeared little doubt the served for three to four wreis nf Oeala generally Jaikson is also president of the r*vjp eventual:) would clear th# The Russian doctors said the A lough assignment, inasmurh fee rnnr floor anion, *"’* hut ,k* the nquet technique 11 mad# possible b>- Pie rio t ids Stale Base ha 11 le ag u e . hilt h,“ ,nr '“ as there just a in t none of that whirh the Sanford Greyhounds lion was. how soon* kind of election around this yesr fart autopsies to d e’.e-mine reuse Democratic leaders hoped the jmhow of death are routine on all pi hive j.-.ned committer would arprove the hill Of course thev caiid invest!- «**«» who die in Soviet hoapitaU in order to permit floor debate **>• 11 • * M ra w » when the gate i t are shy there tin t neil week 1 autopsy i# performed Republicans h u e denounced the bill as a bud art busting met sure which eventually' would cost t/iS ANGELES < iri> — Th* the treasury four billion dollars l.u'baivd of se tte rs Lyn Thomas more than the It wo <»*v hout •ay* th* only reason bit estra n g ­ Ing program rerom mended hi E< ed <uf» wanted a gray Cadi liar srnhower. along with fZOO monthly alimony Among othrr things it would v as he au*r «f the eolor. sharply reduce minire-j.n down ‘ I wa* peifeetly wilting ta let payments F 11A insured b an s her have a new white station wa- in earess of f 13 !avi gen,’* architect Jules Satkln *ald ■ Rut ao she wanted that Cadillac Jost h*ca„v# of the color " A .--if* awarded her ihe Codil B U E E A U i. \ Y tv Pis — A lac ant aLmcm>- Thursday. Bulfalo nsotorist was happy when Iwo pollremen flagged him down for going the wrung way on a as little sis down one way atreyt He had witnessed WASHINGTON t l PI) — World a p-r-e snatching and was trail­ tvopulation is now f I billion, ar- ing Electory Jone*. ?.' who was cordtng to the Population Bull#- quickly arresied by the nffieers .Monthly tin The thM inrrease was 47 nul | • Iior At rurrent rates, there will Of the 4* ir."UV.ait.v In the l * tw about 5 « bill ton people tn the —eselnsive of Alavka—that have world in 1MB and a n billion by altlbaies of 14 ta» feel or mote. century 1 e-nd. A '* £ 4 Celler Is Opposed To Bar’s Decision To Criticize Court Assignment Washington Mini! Market Is Opened In Sanford Russ Doctors Use Blood 01 Cadavers Housing Bill Faces Hurdles In House RAVENNA PARK MEDALLION HOMES She Prefers Gray, And She Gets It w1 XI" a *7 With NEW Comfort Features: • DISPOSALL • SILENT LIGHT SWITCHES • UIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS • OFTLETS FOR OUTDOOR LIGHTING F. H. A. FINANCING 450 payments like rent! 1.9 M IL E S WEST OF THE T R A F F IC L IG H T A T 20th & FRENCH Open daily 9:00 A. M. till dark Sunday 2:00 P. M. till dark >4 are in .he Colorado Ri-kies, Fridny K«bru*n' 27. 19.S9 w at sa w I . H H U * . smile* awe r .v u .v ., S U M » . aw ttw . aw. w >e..,.( sas,.. • *«*.» * a. a t s h i v s ., aasevtseswn v in w t s ii sw an srvvva v r u v a i ra ilH S i - 1Swill' •••»** Owiwrtor, baaOae, ww4 larSsvmaa |M I9l4lBfl t ERRAZZO FLOORS rXCA NEtl - BANDED • POLISHED o o lasa.r Tile Expertly Done i ■•»•** B ss.au M. ttlO as taa Pews Oils** ***** <*• 4** w4 Cewaeewe .S Baesb a. »■!». .“ .'“ V 1 .*» *hw 1 0*144 Pr.aw w I M Se eeiltlea h i t s aw i i s • H 'W espwaaaswisw* •< all Iba SwewS • tia i.o Sa sat* M o OOO j l l t B t H i a a BA TWO •“m I T ^ t By m v a u l t * (H IM * WASHINGTON— The dispute within the Administration over whether in go on tr y ir i to reach an agreement with the Russians on suspending nuclear tests is at the boiling point. While it is almost r a u r rlf hid den from public view by top irrre t classification and the cen­ sor s blue pencil applied to testi­ mony before Senator Huber! Hum■•rrrjr'a disarmament tubromnuttce. a h ith le tr l decision may wstki he required to fraalvr it- Don't Fence Me In y JT Va Pag* 4 IT Washington Calling Conspicimis T ail’ I* ♦I* A I IT T ih r’aa pewst 40 Luberaee'a A N D THERE’S N O T A WHISPER OF BAD BREATH Owe Beocb Stas , •wo 1 * 0 * On AO TKRKAZZO WORK OF Al l. KINDS. Fr«« Estimate* — Tall l a! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO f A S-7C21 lft« y . M y rtI t Yes, ■ aavfssgt oeiovrvt | n Our icv*t,SwGbn | t o n ltfM | >s a y so s a » t for tho educot.on od a yourvgitoe, fa m ily aocuiiry or you r fuSuro rotiromoevi. Slo p I .........lot . t*t •equointod. S k o e m a k e / i Construction Company Inc. J ll w . « t h St. fa I 4 IU FA 2-TI9S �Frf. Feb. 27, 1959— Pare if 9hr le ra fB Miss Mars HobbyJ Is Engaged D O Srcrifl ami .Mrs. J . L. Hobby of Sanford announce Ihc engagement of their daughter. Mary Grace, to Ah in Owen Wright. son of Mr and Mr*. J o r it Wright, alio of Sanford. Min Hobby. •• a graJuale of Srmmole lllgn chool where *hc « i i ifc rc ta ry of her clan . Key Hub Sw eetheart ar.d j member of the Seminole Majorette Corpi. S v it now attendin' W eileian College, Macon, Georgia Tuc groom-elect attended Semi note High School and wav ura duated from Georgia Military Col lege in Miltedirevtllr. Ga While at Ii M l he h i i a member of the foo"ali and haiehall teann. He ii prcicnlly employed and attend in: the Electronical engineering School in Orlando and upon gra dilation will enter the field of Drilling and fteacarch. Plant for a tyring wedding will he announced later. .......... ,J)T° Mr and Mr*. Anton J. of Miami will h« weekend of their ton, Li. Richard r I l f , " 'll ente.tain with a dinner party and family. I *t incir home In Pine CItrt. .. _ „ .r will The buffet *tvl« *uppet. *etvr*l K. Terwll’ ,, nent In from the dining room table, will ■*tv*m « aDower exn■- a * male* ir ra * the Orlando Central d Garden' menl "'rV iii* w inapdragun* * el yrlluw anil nd rrpreienling the Sa I in»e» a yellow- and icreen ntoUi Club. i will he oted in other table ap (II tie in the - pointmenti. Her arrang em er frr*h fruit* | Gue*t» Invitrd are Lt. Cmdr. Imitation Cta** uniat Wtlliami- and Mr*. King Hodge*. Ll Cm Jr. and flower* of ard Mr*, p Faulkner, Lt. Cmdr. burg. and Mr* G. Robert*. L*. and Mr* II Bryant, Lt. an-1 Mr*. C, J Younrblaric. Id. and Mr*. F Itlirrard. I t n e t and Mr*. N Pnider and Mr*. M. Lll-rU-e, i Mr* C. R H ayrij I align ir, Nanette from Mer and dau erd, Ca :*, K arrn and July (mm daut Mr k» ■. Monthly Meet Held M.xin tiit.vi m is s k iim m v Church Calench’ FRIDAY A 14 hour Prayer Vigil for thr Revival al the Fir*t Mrlhoditt i hurch which begin March 1st. will begin at <• a m. Friday and Mr*. J e rry Lumbrrxici W eil continue till fi a. in. Saturday The Rudder* Club of the Or­ P in t S treet, w«* hot te n ^ the Pehtuary *ocial meeting <d Gum- lando District of th r Method!it Churrh will tiled in McKinley mu Omega C hapter of K. S. A. The ho»te<* «erce.l cake, m int-, Hall for a luncheon at noon Cherub Choir practice, at I 13 nut* and punch to the nine memSUNDAY oeie pireent. I’iliccresl HaplUt Church rand Tlie C hapter will have it* next p ra t lice at 3:30. meeting on Match 10th. Chapter Meets Church Youth P in c rrrtl Rap Fellow ihlp at Mr*'"' Thr KxcciJ ,Io*r<, meeting of the F irit Prr* of the Won* byte ru n C *h Hi (M a n Sc mil* of the Fir st The It «n t liurch will meet Prc*li>t m. at M a; I l1r>ilaihta Cla»» of the First „ erian l hurch will mcrl Pre* W S. NSlilts. 312 K. wltl', r * .,1(al , with Mn C. I. fled ., co hoitr** al i 43 p in. " m e r o t llapint Church Cot r Prayer meeting at 7 30 p n Sanford 25 Years Ago l i b . II. DJI At Hie called Hireling of !h« Aralra i ireie of thr i.an lrti 1 dr el Sanford held thi m-ni g at the home of Alt 11 'I llarri-'-u. Palm etto Avenue, plan weir di*> cutter! for the flown *how which will be held dm tng March Mr* K. II l^ney pre-nlcri o*rr (hr hminc-* *e*»ion al which lime it wa* decided to pottpont Ihe gatiirn run, sehrduled for F ri­ day. until a later datr rhuie prp-ent w rn M i, liai|ih Smith. Mr*. L I F ia ile t. Mr*, it J. Holly, Mr I It. : .lc-r. Mr* O M. Harr non. Mr* I II t.nney, Mr*. Otto S hitiehl. and Mr* John L Brumlcj ft ind Mr*. It R Fox from M „ J lto rm , Pa , and Mf» . jrer. Dill*, and Aim. it Peoria I and Mr*. C J LeGcandr d M>n», Ralph and M ertn, from nnlun. Tex Mr and Mr* .1. C Roherton and tun, dame* Mitcharl, Walter*. Oklahoma Fn«ign and Mr* R A. Smith and children, Roger. Micharl and Linda, from Lo* Angelet, Calif thief and Mr*. C. VA'. l‘cnrotl and children. Clay William*, J r , llarhara Lee and Anita thriillne. from lljuiton, Tex. Mr. and Mr*. John Stankiewici, Jr and children, \V»>nr. Stephen, I'etrr John and Christine, from Middletown, Conn Mr and Mr* \ lleiiimann, from Indianapoli*. Ind. Mr and Mr* \ . K i.arruon and children. Linda Gail and Vic­ ky, from Lexington, N C. Mr and Mr*. H Reynold* and (hlldten. Rutty and Carol, from Ahtngdon, Va Mr and Mr* M J. White, fmm Hartwell. Ga Mr. and Mr* H. R. trillion, from Huntington W Va Mr, and Mr* V. H Arkren and lialiy, Virgil, J r., from Lima. Ohio. Mr and Mr* A Rohinion and children, Tommy. Donna ltnmta. Uremia and D rn itr, from Fddy. Mile, Kentucky Mr. and Mr* |) G Maker and *.m*. Skipp* and Srolt, from Phil lipthurg. N J Mr. and Mr* R H Regulrr ami daughter. Carol Janr. from Tampa. Florida Dr and Mr* J I Slith and children Philip and Terry, from Starke. Fla Mr. and Mr*. \l. I. Tyre and children, Kenneth. Donnie and Jennifer, from Je**up, Ga l.cdr ami Mr* It I! Mom* and children. W»*ne Harry John and Jennie from Rnekaway Reach Mo Mr and Mr* C It Metcalf, sr , and *on. Charlet Jrt*up, Imm Rogeriville. Mn. '1US. IIIITH JOHNSON, to I**? g u istlW^1'1 il* •''"Uthaitlc School I’TA meet, Tuesday niRht. Mr* Heth Johnum, Orange Si.e^j a* r.,unt> Representative to the s-ate l.eg ,ilatu ie, will f*c guc*t ^ lt)ry • peakrr at the melting nl South- ,‘ghtfr* ,. fe V huol P-TA to be held a t " • ' J .... . svidron s p m. _Tuesday Mr*. Johnson, who l> a vtaunch ■i-ppnrfer of *egiegatiun in puh fir ,choo!*. will ipeak nn legtr talon concerning education. V graduate of Va**ar Colle; the icpretontatlve will lelutn* TalUha*eee a* a member nf * ‘rg ature for her second tlin1" April. She prevloudy te rv e 1" the iperial *e**ii>n in Octal I9SJ. after having been eler 1,1 a ipecial election In thar'(’*1 The fourth and final *e**ion of lhr W S l - S *tudy "f ' Middle | | v e n n u r if r -* wa* held at the Pint Mrthoditt Church ttedre* The progiam opened with a tie xolional h* Mr*. R F Cole Chapter* from the Koran. Itlamic frligmn litHik. were tu r n and Mr* J, • Da* i* prr*t-nted a *tory taken from th r b o o t. New Voice*. Old World” . Thi* i» a nor* of tin life of Mary iuniltr Graffam, a m ittionary. timer* taking part in tnr i-rogiam were Mr? T C O'Stern, who trad from the Koran Mr* John llomlney. citing a report on "l-chanon'' Mary Margaret Hook, report on Jew ith tcroll; Mr* C'harle* Merriwelher on "Algeria" Mr* S Ii H*rrint.*n on Rug Graving The offering given will hr *rnt to the Miatlonary F'leld for work in Home Fconomie* Mi* R l'. Hulrhison, Mivtion Study S rrrrtary . wa* in rh aig r of thr four ttudy te ttlo n t and tliore au ittin g were Mr* W S Higginbotham, Mr* L, D Ha*t ingi. Mr* R S Cole, 'll** M. M Houck and Mr* .1 N Aria re Ho MHITIM..VS I'KKHHOIr.ltS in tilt? Aninutcil -i. .•...•.nip me left to liyjlit. Ilet. Hnliert lt. llnn:uiin, Alt" llripette (icis.-dcr, l!cv. It. II. StK-iir Jr., anti .Mn*. llp.m Kell*. Band To Cive Sunday Concert The Seiliili"!- High Sch-ml Hand v. ill present * concert on the law n of thr May fair Inn Hotel Sunday, March 1st, at J o'clock. It I* an annual event for lhr high a.hool mu' n an* to perforin their d u trn t Conte-I number* on the Mayfair 'awn Ih e m al-netir ■•A” Uoip* and ‘' I f lu rp * will twirl Ihrir d b ln rt conle-l routine during the com e:I David W11ion will conduet the s t u d e n t e«i ml lit ting numlsei •‘llaxinkutker* by It.-wle* and RF.KTUHID ST. PAUL (D PI i— To re*tore whttenri* to a lu r r o n blotter or shirt. Fir*l dl**ulvp one n ip of elec­ trical dithw a*hing compound in one gallon of warm water in an rnamet pan or pall Stir the solu­ tion until it di*»olvr*. taking care not to grl any in your eye* or on your *kin Then dip Ihr garment in the solution until it it completely covered, and let it tn.rk overnight The nevt morning Irl water from thr fam el run Into Dir container for about IQ minute* for an over Dow rln«e Roh the toiled area* hrltkly wilh a toft liruih nr *ponge Ma*h the garment thor ooghly To Huu* Hake Sale jn oUand- Her twin air also V aatar gradu»«n " • “ udent at College, (•race Circle *Mecl« Tin- tiiace Fvrntng l trrle of the i ti»t MiiNultii t hnrch met this week at the home of Mr*. Lmuiy Sprir with Mr* Allen Do**rv ar co hnstes* Srveciern member* were prr* m l to hear Mr* Anne Donnrtry* toniinur It* stuily *rs*ton on the Hook Of Itaiah Mrtnhrr* viete reminded of thr March 12th annual iliitrtct meet inn nl the W. S. C. S to he held in 4itland-r. Planning to clear land? M ADE-IN -FLO RIDA label! More than 7,501) dilTerenl prralueta are made, grown or p r -n e rd here in H onda. Gdla aiul novel tie* . . toy a . , . »poriiiig equipment . . . foods . . , sportswear ■ , furntlure . . , jewelry — product! with a aumhine flan —quality ptt*dacla for your lioine, your family, yuur fnrnds bark north. HERTZ Shair H onda » luntlun* with lh» folk* in your hnnie town Huy and give Horida-Msde pnaiucta’ HERTZ ■ \T It will pay you to call a man with CAT machines H you ore p ta n n in f to d e a r land, ckoase a m an wilh the I now-how . . . a m an with lha equipment d e n ; J to da the Job. Raly an his Caterpillar equipm ent, far mara work capacity a n d lavras oparatinj casts. Yau can depend on hit Caterpillar machinery la do lha best job for you at ha depends an lh a Jos. L. R osie r M a c h in e ry Casnpany la keep all his heavy equipment in tap-natch running condition. For yaart, haavy machinery ap• rotors hove depended an Reiter's service lo assure you of the best Job possible. If you ore plan n in g to d e a r land . . . ft will pay you lo coll a man with Cot machinery. Far names of contractor* awning Caterpillar m achinery in yeur area, call either af Ra­ d a r 's olficei, In Orlande and Tampa. f t e n f « Cal' Vic Itrilirllrr. A u l. (iol K. I nl W A N T E D I .ail *. A g e 25 • Id, pci m .rn e n l re*irirnl D ip e ric n c r: Bookkrcping MrttinB - tie r niarche* will be played Ihe public i* invited to attend util, although th rrr will he no adili ion i bulge, their will lie u f:rr nil olfrrtng heevr S.in r I 2 1 eup* i large can) undiluted evaporated milk ’* travpnon talt 1 cup* i about S ounreii grated p r o m t Amrriean rher*e Simmer esaporalrd milk gr^ *alt in vaurrpan over low h e * to yu»t helow boiling latrout 3 minutes). Add rhrete Stir until chee*e melt* about I minute lon­ ger). » Onion Sauce t 1 rup thinly illced green on* inn* 3 Uhlrspimn* hotter or margin rme 3 table spoon * Dour ? cup* milk '* teaspoon curry powder ’• leattwmn «*lt Cook onion* m huiier or m«rgarmr unlit lendrr. about 3 min­ ute* Stir in Dour. Add milk, curry powder and tall. Cook, stirring rnn«tantl). until thicken­ ed Ihe Ladirv Auxiliary, Fleet Ur■ m e A«-o. aiion. Unit III. hr -l a merling M.onlay night at the l S. U. hull-ling Plant for a Rate Sale to tic held M uch 2nd. 10 a in , at the Na1.; Kviha'ge. w rie made. Leading thir lo m n u tlrc i* Mr,. The fir*l automatic bottles t. Jaieph'i Day—March IF— John White, Mr- William John nuking machine wa* -levrl-iped ti Ihe day when the swallnws tn * run and Mis. Lugnw Flint. ,rt lidedo, ilhto, in DoS by Mich- ditionall) Crime hack tn CapiilrnA nicitlbriihip r lifter will he nr I .1 itwen*. | no on the California roati. given on t|«ieh tilth at ihe V S tl. Imllding with Mr*. Flint. Mu. Inhn lleddar-l. Mr* Julmton and Mr* It A Cox in charge, Doling th rvrnlug menitirr, aid two guest*. Mr* W W-ilkri ar-il Vlt- l arvrr, eiijiiyeil a sir monitiatn-ii of h.| o I enrt-ruirterv Kxrnint>*> I'A 2-7511(1 reelected l< • Hffec r BDC CONTX Book The 2»th l**u» of lha a n n u if Animate-) Magatine of Ihe Saif* f- rd Women i Club wa* "pub* Iiihed1' Wednesday afternoon with Mumc" a* it* themr *• ^ Mr*. R. R Crumley and Mr*e J. P. Wilson were l hi* year* Edf* tor* Met Crumley gave the Pro­ logue and Mr*. Wilton turned th* page* of the program which open­ ed with a skit by Mrs. 8. G. Hir* liman amt Mt* Wilson The Rev. Robert A. Spear Jr., ir.ee the editorial, 'Mending Men’ll Mind With Higgle'* and lo!4 hr.w murle har changed the llyea -I variou* people down through history. The Rev. Robert llannum n( itrala. violinist, ami Mr, Mary lw*» Andereon Kell*, pianut, pro* ente*l « recital nf muilc wliieh tucludrd, “ llcrceui*'’ by Goori* ard, "SerrnaU 1' by Morrkawvkl; and "Canaltna" by Raff. Mr*. Chatlri G. Wilkie rang ' I Walked Today Where Jeiua Walked” and "Will Sou Remem* i r T ” from the Operetta ” M»y* -ime.” She wa* accompanied ay Mi** Matgatrt Davi* al the piano. Mis* llngi'ltc i.eiuler. exchange • tudrni from Germany, gave an nlcir.iing ih -it talk on "Mu*tc I* I h e Intemalional lumguage” i.nd told of her t . u : ; esperieneo in German ichitolr. The program wa* concluded with two more leiretiom fiom Rev. Hanmin and Mr*. KellA tea loll-iwrd the piugiatn w h ih wa* enjoyed by over fifty (•ereont. Buy products that carry the FA2-7723 Woman f 0 Speak Study Take home a bit of sunshine! San FrancGuu* fwhiunable Nob Hill derived it* name from "Nabob." Ihe term applied tn tne gold, silver and railroad million. 6 Methodists End lllin* Gamma Lambda Chapter • llria Sigma I’hi irrt rrtnulv .1 ^ Ihr home of M u. it ft Clounls of Oilcdu Mn lilcn McCall, wee proldenl. presided o tcr tiir meeting and plan* for the Spring Rush Seaton were made. It « a i a n ­ nounced that the llu*h Sta*on would Mart with a Coffer on March 3th. Mr*. Dick .Nel*>in prrtented a program entitled, • Nature*1 Land srape." Orlando Music Is Program Theme Of 29th Aniinaled Magazine Newcmers (iamma Omega Meets Toe Newcomer* Club met Med net-la;- evening a: the Sar.tord Woman'* Cluli and helil ( their regular monthly buiinett meet tng and program Mr*. Can* ilc iilcr and Mr* Lou Smith w ere h o ite u rs and three Wilton were welcomed They were Mr*. C'elriie Smith, Mr* F.vrlyn Horton and Mr* Margaret Tick *** Public I'liMfrlurr* Typing Reiposibtlhy I n r K w titbtialird I irm Pleasant, downtown la hour, S day I,nod nfliee week Pay Z week ta lle r annual varatlnn with pay I yrai *cniorti)) 7,S. O u r e m p lo y e r* know n f I Is In ad H ite fall p arlitn lara in (ir*l lelirr, slating age, reddenee, (If married give ku*battd* name and occupation I, complete history of yoslliuna held with outline of duties and type* of work p e r ­ formed. Hi. ft* MP1 A*wee”untfrx/twide, lea...fwMr* fici»g, . . *f«WM*Jfyf FLORIDA POW IR A LIOHT COMPANY f l ) W. R coll H tirn e. M gr. 207 M ag noli* A ve. S a n f o r d H erald — llo x M 25 irtm w ija a �P a t * e — F ri*. z t, 1B5B A l Lopez Again Predicts BACK ON THE BEAM •) Yankees, Braves'SeekDeals V /C T O tt/ p / TM e PMOKM/X O P£M W A 5 M s* .White Sox To Top Yanks <* - TAMPA, r t i . (U PI I— Manager U l U p ,* or the Chicago •*"» »» tinging th* ..m e old re 3 f4 m -“ W* can heal Ihr Yankee* 5_onl* thii tim* h* hat a lot o( Unr i reasons. S H r’, t - n trying to b c.l th . • N r * Yorker* for th r past i ) t i n »m! did it only oner# back . .1 lltx ii f|4 tBit when h r ... was directing thr * j;^ te U n d Indian*. Every oihcr * re a r, with the Indian, and for thr two »ra*on» with thr White • So*, h e', finl.hed .econd • ‘T have a lot of hope that we . ran hca* ’em thi* ) r a r . " thr tun* tanned Lopei laid. Then he luted ! th r.e new re a .o n .: • 1—The Yankee* played “lowly hall” the la*t hall of the *r»*on ^ a,N‘ LITTLER. wmst and "alm ost blew the World Sr (JJm U B d li) „ ^ )n crm rr(lfld •• j _ . . A ||u rd ) >gged Al .Smith.” 4— Thr bc*t looking rookie I’*r »rrn iii.cc Mickey Mantle came placement of Bed Srhoendienst1 Thursday that he already had «til! It our major aim at this closed a deal with the Braves in* solving Junior tiilliam. Weiss, of course, would gladly The trade talk unusually loud iw tm a major deal for relief ace Jt r4 rjy , t a ge of spring train* Dick Hyde of the Senators but (ng—dominated Ihr new* from (Do might accept Ned Q arver of , hp p,, ir a ;ue camp*, which now | the Kansas City Athletics nr Billy jrP a|| official!' in seulon Tuerw l» es of the Orioles Mcllale I* a fj-.v notable »r:ner« Thur*. rrported after Johnny Temple of (j1}, y,*st Ihe "big fish"— Mickey Ihe Ctncmnall Beds or Don Bias- _\jantle, Jackie Jensen, Roy Sir*, ingame of the SI. Lout* Cardinal* r f , int| jj,,h Cerv—itood firm in Ln* Angelri Dodger (Jeneral Man their demand* Mantle, who *hn-.*. ager F J. iB u iiy t Bavasl denied , ed up |n Florida Thursday flight* ------------‘ won ar.oiher round with the Yan­ kees when A**l»tant Cencral Man* ager Boy Harney turned oxer tn« Joh of *igninc him to Weis*. Signer* yesterday were U irh i* |) Ashburn, N. I. balling cham p, with the Phillies; inflelder Anrly Carey with the Yankees; i.ene WoiMlIing. who had threalened tn quit ba*eball. with the Oriole*, aruj he doesnt, he'll strp NEW YORK (CPI i — Pride 1* When second base tandidalr Felix Man* t ailed Pres* Intern .DePaul, ... *hf answer today a* to how much down tills with the R rasrt. Idaho Stale Cm*erilly of Portland crl1, |on*,‘r « > e a r old Ted William* Ted's rurrenl aim is in m rrea.e NTAA maior college W C J"' will play baseball h“ " * ndlnr ,monE lhr *n ,,m r run hiller* Mome’-t.n ly lie tournam ent Inday. while:tb all: _The* American ,1-eague .hailing home (| (l(,a plarr lnd hJ( , tm ,hi art mouth and California will a to tew up bids to Ihe tame.'tP' champion doe.n t know hlm rtlf y r, r t, ln mo», pall f ^ n h place dig tonight * ® how much longer he will continue l»ug Dehrig and clo*e in. and The lalett three nominee* tn w .ar the flannel, of the Boilon P*'». if ponible. third place Mel ST PETERSBURG, Fla (C P U reptfd at large ' m ulatto, s«a> it depends primarily on Otl Pori land, which ha. a 1ST r e c . . ^ , , hf (onlinM I ,0 ht, hkf Babe Ruth lead* them all with —Mickey Mantle it espected to with two g tm e . remaining, wi^ rh »mmnn 711 homers ami this, due to al accept a compromise raise to an play Dr Paul d l -li at ar. ooft>ra»-l,c^*m*>*0n' most five tea tons loti because of estimated S*0.000 today "h e n ho P» ■***'#! *g A*>f §t* **e* #f*ee«># mined site early nrvt month The military se ru re In World Mar II confrr* with Heneral M anager and the Korean conflict, I* beyond Ueorgr Writs of the New York winner will meet Kanta* S ta te s r l n n A r f P l U A r A f ] Williams’ rrarh. But William*. Yankee* Big Fight conference champion* ' l l l v v j j I C l Y v I C U in the Midwftt regional* at Law. with a couple of good years, could Indication* were that Mantle rener. Ken , March U. wind up in second place. would agree lo term* berause h* Idahe S ta'e (ITS*, appearing in Jim m y Fox it Ihe runner-up *aid repeatedly he would not n - | ) the NCAA champlomhip for a ree wtlh Ml. a mere S2 belts ahead port to the Yankee*’ spring train* nrd seventh straight time, will Tha of the splendid iplm trr. Two more ing tile until he wa * ready in lake on the Border Conference re- . . »hlh post position ha* l>cen season* might do it for William* »lgn The 27-year-old sluggrr flew % hov m racing recently «■ p resrn tatite, not yet determined, in third place with 411. it in from Dallas. T c v . Thursdae 'J Orlando Kennel Club, . in Ihe F ar West regional' The Cou*y, who ha* played two tea nly 29 ahead of Ted and W||* night and was expected to shour will play St M*r>’» - ..... . e w * llam*. with 412 starting thr sra up at workouts today *on« le>* than S rhiyr*, paiird winner ICallf. I, the Wr«t Coast confer It wa* understood that Mantle, confer She's Vice** Cr c ' ‘ (iracc ‘by .,r * fne-to-two •on. seem* a quick cinch to ga Mlkan on hi* errond tiaik rl of »"d *vt U homer* ence champion, at San Francisco. early liter tn the IT hr nerds to surpass who hailed Hie game midway in the second Marrh 11. will tie t hating lark *ea»on. originslly »** offered S'* llllr. Gehrig * -Pit peilod. Ih r O lliea built a 6 J 11 echanctal lure, in Dartmouth can cllnrh at lea*t a i»i n u ll Ty Cobh, who playnl until he a slight cut from hit esttm slrd iu lfilm r lead and pu'lrd away fourth season .. . „ * , He for first plsre in the Ivy triumph was g.t, see* no reason why Wil­ J7.vw.i0 contract Mantle countered alter Intel mission a* rimes* ha* hern ou«y r,j i ^ a ( Ug hr heating Prtnrclon with a bid for J*V0h0 and n o e |) hitting the target. Hr scored IT again tonight on the T igris' home under Ihr nd m ark In her liam* ran t go on until at least both tide* are believed ready to rare* »e raer* that age. fm the game, sharing honor* with rourl. The Indian*, tl 0) in thr lalt five "As long as hr keep* hi* leg* split the difference down the midTom Hr..i...hn and Frank Ham* ^ n d ^ r r m r e m n ( H) tl it* . t the three tan. in shape, he ran do It," Cohb die try , with the 21, and Villi Rui* first conference lots last Saturday mareheT Mck V hi«hl> ‘*wred ,r t | predict* "He'll never lose hi* Manite. thr American Leagur'* n il with 19. . ,, Thl* Ids at llaneiser, .V. If. which Mo*t Valuable Player in 19SA and hrmdle gentlem^ . batting eyr. It's the legs Paul AtiHn tupped the W an to n th* California, leading Ihe Pacific crowd with spurts\*’ r * "' I go and make Ih* game too much 1947, is the world champion!' only with 26, followed by Hoodie Coast Conference with an (ll-2 i home*! retch, sect* •peed In the of an effort remaining major holdout. Sauldiberr) • U Sauldtberry lfl record, also ran clinch al least a to know when In shift In to ;^ gear In ihr big one q :Held , goal. ,g , xhalf. u ‘-l || ^ ,,or k.ng the rfirst , 4 C„ lf-rn lI.'*yAnd lhp B r Off lr , Ante, not yet two yc* o|d ^ S ,have* .peasheaded • S yri ^ homi> frrf „ , daha „ „ already one of thr c, . u.e atta.k that heat the H .ts a a , , W alhln(lon Hand •1 out*. Hr won hn latt r anelray 0 ' 'h r f..*t bme in *i« game*. w>„ Virginia gol nl Irgim* gol off tn a hlat and one half length* a. bv unr The Nat* broke a 29 2* n< early ing *l*rt in the Southern Confer­ peeled lo do well from t*. r. • NO hot ceiling* m the *econd siania and went out ence Tournament Thursday by Alvn in the fealure are . , • NO eperial clonet sp a re necewwary In Loot, Et ta, at the half. Hob spanking Davidson I00-A9, for it* Formula Sue, Kay R e n r ; • NO long A expensive ducts Pettit, th* season'* icoring lead* Mlh consecutive league slory. Thr Peace of Mind. The flnent frpe of erinler comfort • i, led St. Lvuit with 30 point*. M ounlainrrrs, who ire heavy Matinee lacing starts at At L»ui'«lllr, Ky., Jack Twyfavorilrr lo win the tournament in tomorrow, followed by" man amt Jack McCarthy of Cm* II and IK accompanying hid to thr events starting at A.10 m e ‘ innalt combined to edge trie NCAA rhampionshlp. will meet evening FA M i l l 2A1 Sanford A t *. *,e t '“‘t PUlon** 10*101. Twymsn William and Mary In tonight’a Tonight • tin t and last tilt* vs 11 fu'ot*. high lor gam*, semifinal round. J t* long, three eighth*.mile affaii while 11 McCarthy’s It • point out* hurst In the float period gave th* ftoyals the mat gin reeded for victory. Gene Shu# was Detroit's top scorer with II. Put lho«e thing* together and I have to feel optimistic—more op tim i.tlr than I »aa a y ea r ago at th l* ’time vrhm I *aid th* Yankrr* could hr beairn. "W e'd have beatrn th r in, too if we haitn t gotirn off to that had atari.'* In 19MI when the While So* fared the Yankee* for Ihr fir.t time on May JO—more than a month a llrr thr had open W H iS 7A’f f3 P P £ K ril—Lopet’t cluh **.* nine and a t/.* . AA1ATSJH half game* behind New York. CM AA'P 7 £ F \ £ P Their 111# record had them in Ihr PPO / T HA* t d l a r at that dale white the VanP P £ D /c r tP a£ P krr* had a 19 4 mark. * a c s p e top " I'm a«iuming part of Ihr •'A,y ~ ) t’P £M A £ HJ.V blame for that poor .ta r t,” Lopt t United l*rr»% Inlrrnatinr»l *20 97/ M* added "In thr pait Ihr White So* — . Kavt /P S P ,* * * /£ H fp d u b a h a te goitrn off winging and ! Manhattan 70 s i. John's « >V£U O M M i* then (lipped a bit In Ihr arcI Oneonta St. W G enetic* St. tl ond half. To ro ritrv r aome of the : providence 64 Hhodc Island »\ vrlerana, I didn't work th rm too .r-£< \ Adelphi 101 St. Michaels (VI y M hard in the ipring. permitting I Amherst U Norwich 77 them tn get in ihapr on their own • Pittsburgh 72 W e.tm intlrr ^ to they wouldn't run out of gat J Itrandrl. 77 W orcester Tech 74 in Auguat and Septerntwr. * Union 7» Brllarm ine 71 "T h at worked out all right •<> Oswego T thrs. «i Brockporl 47 far a . the second half of Ihr *ra ^ Albany SI. A3 llulfalo ftl *nn wa* conrrrned. hut we were I Inna M SI. F ran cl. tN.V.I S* too far hack In calrh the Van South k r r . Thl* .pring I'm going In ) Southern Conference Tuuin.iiirnl work my player, a lot harder, l olled Prr«* Inlrrnaliooal F irst Itound r.p rcla lly thr pitchrr. I'm going —“We»t Virginia 100 Davidson at ................................. tn have them all _go ...................... nlnr inning* B a b Cousy, having p»>*ed .'■fTeorgr Washington U \*r. Trvh r>7 M r(IUp |r ,d n mrs before » r start ,;rii|, p M ikan'i «curing total, Citadel 9J Furm an M playing (nr keep' now i* setting his igiit* mi Dotph William A Mary *7 llichmor.-l (<’> still ■null mg all • tilll* Sh»yc Virginia St M Elitabeth City 79 ■r <oil) in the Nali-mal H ketball N.C. College 77 Winvton Salem 72 (*,... u tn .n American L'. BO Washington Coll to ( ou*y heraine the *ec«nd highBaltimore If. fi7 l.ynchburg « , ! .c u e , in the NBA with II.77» Valdosta M. 72 Berry 17 pi.inta—11 more than Mlkan * ca* High Point f>7 Elon <’• iter total—Thursday night a t BoaSt Mary‘a *7 Catholic t>. 79 BATON ItOlHiF, I.a. H 'P li tun defeated the Philadelphia Virginia Union Vt Delaware St. 17 Juimny ,w , cf .shreiejnert. I. Wariii.it. 124109, In the opener Morrhrad SI, S2 W*nn*H looms »i sn unrx|ircinl favorttr t f A S >tstut« double header* W* Va. Weslryan 9J Mnr. liar*. « | ( , |ip chainph*nibli> play in the srhw 'e., in hi* IIth *e»...n ..f E. Tenn SI • I.ast Kjr. ■ 1 IIS,nob Baton llmlge open golf (( , lull, tro ird Jt point* lu lewd C*nt*nary *0 Miss Southern . tournam ent get* underway today, the Syracuse National* t» a IJOW* Car* .V -A '! w C (lhf'*111*''*' Pott fired Ihe only below-par ]|f u p irt win o*ei Ihe St. L-uts N. Car. A l l M Hampton imt. <9 n)Uro| Thursday tn Irail a field of m Hk» HI the second game lo t taynta (MdJ 7n Band Macon 61 f»7 pro* and a malrur* who qualified f..imrr NYU tta r’s p«ini *pice Oglethorpe *2 Wr»t Hmrgia 26 for b erth i in the tourney. However, taneti hi* lifetime total to Ht.pli Midwest ihe form er Iwitiisiaiia K latr Uni* Hop* Coll. 22 Olivet Coll. I versily golfer hat yrt In meet the Cincinnati M Duquetne f» stiff rompeliliun of many pros on Wc*t the PDA winter lour who were e* Utah Nl. *1 Montana 7» rm pteil from i|Ual>fytng. Utah 7< Brigham Young 74 I Hear inrludr ilefemiiliif rham COLUMBIA, Mu. 1UPI I—Young I’HJn Ken Venturi of Daly City. Dsn Devine, whose ririle -d a n lr bsaaao D e v r u l l r r *1'* • K(m,‘ x" ,,,r r ’ Genst Ulller, multlp|P ..ifen** brought neve en Shellfy Mayliekl. IVeilry LIU*, ihuiiaim lo the** conservative • 9 E°rd and a foul of uth. r*. urark fo.«hlll», nulay *igne.l a f Unllrif Press laternallonat Pott allot a one under-|*’a r 71 new eight year contract a* head - NF.W YORK (L’P Il—Jo** Tor- "'O r the « .JTN Vonl Baton llouge football roach of the I nivertity of fes. !*L Puerto IHro, stopped Country (Tub coufse, which still Mlituuri drlir Wrlghl, HHU, Phlladel- lay *oggy after two day* of Thu* ihe 3( year-old Devine so da (St, drenching rams, rndrarnl himsrlf to Miisourlan* *r PORTIAND, fire. (U P h —Bobby fn gr-neml xnnes ran high with in only one yrar (trie that he ha* (licks, 1M, Seattle. Wa*h. out oti* Tn qualifying, tw elve other* bemme on* of ih* mo»t prulectetl inter! Teddy I Red Top) Davi* tholting 7S*. howr.er, were elnnl rullege football ro arh ri in the UAINE.SVH.LF (U P I) The Hariford. Conn , ( th). natrd in a tuddcndraili playoff (ountry University of H onda opens its Fight players shut 72s tn Hall " n,v rejuvenated alum. W 1 .X U .^.V ag U w |i‘rofrasiutialt «• *•<» - l«V», o rre rllm inatrd Horn (he contr.t ll,r •'». ‘ l>ng a* he stays *1 Ihe school of ri»* » " rn,lon to Ihe freshmen full J O V JU IU F I U U l l l i y ^ field nf ms pros and 2fl ama In* own will or is fitrd. It he ^Ark*. f|llit •. Ihr jvnlir) |« iinrrllffl I opfiiin^ i f limn d f f * •! *JACKsuNV H.f.F (U P li — *1H«‘ 11(.urs rnU-red qualifying round* for I'rrtldrnt Ulmer Fills revested * h" ,,r ,nl tlnlverilly of Georgia tmlay **.*» n,P Tj-hnlr medal play tuurna loday that tie had torn up De­ top l-erth* on the I9f>9 train. Hie latest basketball team lo ac .um t. All leitrrm tii who will t«- senior* vine * one year old three year con crpt an invilalton to |ilay In thr <'haiiipiunihip p l a y runiinurt iract with two-year renewal op nr*i fall are excused from spring P'49 Gator llowl lournam cnt. throuah Sunday, with a double practire wiih ih* eireptlon of Jacksonville University arerpt l ice 34 hole* scheduled fur the thin quarterback Wayne Willlam*»n of e*t a hid eariirf The Unlvenily j(" , ,jVv 'm 'm,Ve"up"for Vhe ii* Tampa and halfback Jack West* of H onda. . veteran of the event , r , u ird h). nm brook. • aid it would play In the Miami __ _ NEW YORK (UPII — Middle Woodruff said hr wilt hold telInvitational nvuaiionai mslrad. insieju. a — weight* Vania Bahama of Rimint, shin* ric h week day. weather per­ Archie t atler. rhalrinan of the A r m S l T O n g r Q V O r C d il W I . and Wllf Greaves of Ed niiltmc. e»cept Thursday, th e sn* *iator Howl llatkrtball Uommittee , —. . , , _ montnn Alia . have signed for nual Orange and Blue Inlratquad .said Bulldog Coarh Harbin <nrdi 1(1 I 0(1 IQ h t S D O U t a In muml Imul al Madnon Square came it *rl for Saturday after1 SU InW wa* u mm not Mr\l disturbed i! Ill I, V(tail that ihsl Lawton NEW YORK (ITT i—Gene (Avei Harden March 13. noon. March 21. Ihe local Junior college was an Armstrong, unbeaten middle**elgh* entry in Ihr annual affair ■ontender of Eliraheth, N. J , It f.vvored al 3-1 in whin Itslo Scar tirhlni, champion of Italy, tunlchl PRAGUE Urn hqilovakia i l l 'l l in 1heir TV fight al Madison —CTechoilovakis's national ama Square Garden. leur ice hotkey Irani defeated s Slender, exceptionally fatl Arm United Slate* squad, A3, Ihur* • Irons *reks lit* I7lh straight pro day night at Prague * Winter Sta- tetsiunal victory in thl* in round •hum. The game was * timeiip fu r1 rr, which will hr teles 1st., and m-xt wi.-i * world »-hamplonship* broadcast nationally hv NBC. ICage Scores JJ< Cousy Has Sights On Scoring Mark John Pott Leading Baton Rouge Field Dan Devine Signs New Grid Contract KinQ K6SUI1S S Woodruff Greets 88 Gridders Today ss Georgia Is Added To Gator Tourney Tournev ,n ", n“ Movers Are Signed Czechs Defeat l l S. Sprinter In Knee .Marines In Tourney NEW YORK l l 'P I l — Ed Colly more i f Yitlannva ha« rn tercl the (Oyard dath In Saturday night’s l(‘4 \ Indoor track championship al Madiinn Square Garden. Cully more a'sii will anriuir Hie \illanova mile relay squad " ............ GUAM ICO, \ a 1U P I 1— Defend ing champion Hawaii plays the San Diego, Calif Recruiting Depot in Hie first game of the all .Marine hatkrthall lournament beginning Monday night Quantlco Marine*, Inn.mg the tourney, drew a byr m Ihe opening rnon I Trainer xSuspended Los a n g e i . e s 1u p i . - Sam. Anna's Hoard nf Stewards ha* impended trainer Thomas C, Hente fur the balance of ihr meet Ing because n| "unelhlrat pra* lire* in the *alr of hor»e*.” Den te's ca«e will be referred to ihr lallfornia Horse Racing Board for further ettidv , , ----- —------— Anthony, Kay Sign NEW YORK i l'P li — Light I heavyweights Tony Anthony of 1 New York and Sonny Ray of Uhl rago will inert in a return tn rounder March » at Madltun S*|uarr Garden Anthony won a clo*e derision al Ih* G ardrn, Nov tl General Insurance RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. ★ S P E C IA L M A T IN E E F R ID A Y • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collins, Oiwrator Sorry, No Minors H. JAMES (JUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE H. JAMES GUT FA 2*4151 JAMES B. GUT Aaaoe. I.ocitBd I M ila Rasslh Of Sanford On Highway 17-P! *,*11*4 Pre«a laternstlnnal ’ the Washington Senator* and Bal* New York Yankee* and ttmore Oriolr* while Mcllale it ,^kr# Braves, already strong tititin g the Philadelphia P hillirt’ jmk favorites, are making training site today. deahf1 #f ,h ,,|r d*Mr' 10 **,n s "We could swtng a deal with tually't would make them vtr- Washington tnon,” adm itted Weiss WdBy c k u p " pennant pick* when queried in St. Petersburg. league r oul '*orV ,n m*,or Fla. "But don l re rin c t tt to d#rway.’,,BS hardly un- Washington. We could swing a r,eorge W*1 «•»"»> m*n*£rr« deal with two or three clubs.” Johnny M e , h* ' snkee* and* < |-m for infield Inturreded Thuf 0 .Vf. * *'M an te and everybody know* R.” may be • « * , ,h»l h,« ''« '» said Mcllale. who turned up to­ Weiss i. * f l momentarily. day at Clearwater, Fla. 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FA 2-5581 Open Kveninna By 'WE W IM PLEASANTLY SURPRtJEDI Jim ami • He will fume lo year h a m r-F M .K fall — "The Lumber Number” •? hecaUrf j h V > r I* 'di'aL^ Mcilne.day If YOU AM MING TO flNANCI YOUR NUT CAR — SIR US AIOUT A LOW-COST BANK AUTO LOAN I * SAN EO RD A t l a n t ic Na t i ^ al | BANK (Ajftluitd Tt/AT J i t A m i e f M m i x t l f y J it �^ Movieland Theatre Slates 'Onionhead' | Ii (II i rt H'.f { Andy Griffith. the tcntallonal t U r of “ S o Time For S m t M t i . " com** to the Movieland Drlve-ln Theatre on Sunday and Monday In Warner Broi. “ Onionhead." a happy combination of comedy and — d ram a with a part civilian, part Coait Guard background. ' • " Starring with Griffith in the lauihpacked picture are Felicia F a r r. Walter Matthau, Erin O'Brien and Joe Mantell. The itory begin* In an Okla. ■homa college town. Andy Griffith (neipertly attempt* to be a I/> thirlo with the glrla, but when he atrikea out with hi* number one girl friend. Erin O'Brien, he den -cidei It’l lime lo Join the Mr* Ice. . What "MUter Roberta" did for the Navy, and "No Time For herg r a n d " did for the Air Force. “ Onionhead" doc* for the Coait Guard aa Griffith divide* hi* at­ tention! and hi* latent* between ahlp and thore. The lovely Felicia Farr portray* Stella, the eirl Andy meet* In Boitun and with whom he h a t adicnlure* in me love-making de­ partment. Broadway actor Walter Matthau, already catabllahcd a* a vera*tile film pertonably, play* the rough talking ahlp'a cook. Nightclub comedian Joey Bithop, »een ai the ruggtd mei* took in •'Onionhead." made hi* film debut with Alan Ladd In Warner Broi. "The Deep Si*.” The atreenplay by NeUon Gid ding ia adapted from the bestveiling novel by Weldon Hill, and Academy Award winner Norman Taurus directed the picture for producer Jute* Schrrmrr. Al*o ahowing at the Movieland •SOME CAME RL'NNINfi' Frnnk Slnatrn and Shirley on the double feature program M aclaine listen to Dean M artin (right), th e ir yamhlinir Sunday and Monday, I* "(Juan friend, in a scene from “Some Came KunninR." which let", with a mailerful buildup of lention. conflict, and action. opens Sunday at Ihe ititz T heatre. The dram a also stars Univ tr ia l International bring* tilt* M artha lly c r, A rthur Kennedy, Nancy Gates and Lcora , feature In color and Cinemaicope, Dana. co-starring Fred MrMurray, Doro­ thy Malone and Jam ei Barton, Rifz Theatre Sets 'Some Came Running' i i,/. — b y u i i t y »yiuipiiii. J u t 1.1 '.-uviil, 1‘ tu J MacM u r r a y . D o r o t h y M alone am i J o h n L a r c h nil a r e ( m o tiv e * f r o m t h e la w In “ tju u n t e z ," w hich n la y n a t th e M ovieland D r i v e - I n T h e a t r e S u n d a y anil M o n d a y n ix h tn . M a c M u r ra y a n d M i l l M a lo n e c o - a ta r w ith Jamc.n B a r t o n . 700 Africans Held As Violence Ended * SALISBURY, Southern Rhode.ia (UPD—Firm government action baited anti-while violence In cen­ tral and toulhem Africa at Ira at temporarily today, but new trou­ ble appeared poaiiblr at any lima. Nearly 7uo African agitators wera undrr arrest In Southern Rhodesia and Somaliland, and 1,700 strike rioter* here and in South Africa had lost thair join. Southern Rhodesia was tensely quirt in the grip of Ihr slate of emeigcnry proclaimed Thun-lay toy Prime Minister Sir Edgar . Whitehead, and reinforced pa­ trol* of troop* or police main­ tained order elsewhere, Authorities here hlamid the tiouble in Brlliah Central Afrira on politick] agitators In nearby Nyasal and, against whom no of­ ficial artion ha* been taken so far. Tbay laid the state of emer­ Six Netted In Raid gency **a* proclaimed be it- be­ cause of Ihr "grave situation" created In Nyasalatid by the "pol­ ity of violence pursued by the Nyasaland African Congress and the Africian population." Weather Outlook 'Damp All Over' t'nllrd Prea* International Forecaster* took a damp out­ look on the nation's wrat her today at much of the country w*» tv b* duuiad by rain, mow or a combination of both During the night, a heavy ground fog •hrnudrd a four stale area from northern Indiana and lllinoii into western Michigan and Wisconsin. Visibility -hopped lo near xeio at South Bend, li d , and LaCiosac, Wit. Scattered precipitation Thurs­ day night and early today brought showers or snow flurries from West Virginia north into western New York. Snow flurrici also orrurred in the northern plaint, with the heaviest aretirmiUtinrt one inch in part* of lha Dakotas. WASHINGTON <U1'D The Metropolitan Club, the oldcil and one of the moil illustrious men'* club* in Washington, was the ob­ ject of a police number* raid Thursday. I here a te about two and a half . Sta chib employes were chaigtd million listing* in New York City with operating a lottery, tele phone book*. With Frank Sinatra. Dean Mar­ Before he it in Parkman long. tin, Shirley MaeLainc Martha lly- Dave alto hat beromr involved er. Arthur Kennedy and Nancy in other rrlationship*. Onr u with Gale* heading a topflight cast, Ihe happy-go lucky, itinerant gam ‘•Some Came Running.” the heal-1 birr, llama i Dean Martin), who irlling novel by J a m r t Jonci, au­ become* hi* cloie friend A »c thor of "From Here to Eternity," tone! i* with Dave’s older hro ha* hern brought to the »crern ther, Frank (Arthur Kennedy), hy MGM a* one of the year'* mutt whom he dislikes, anil with the dramatic motion picture*. latter « wife, Agnes (fa-ora Dan* It open* at the flitr Theatre and daughter, Dawn (Belly law Sunday. Kriml. When Frank ha* an illlet Laid In a small mid western affair with hi* secretary (Nancy town of America in ihr post war Gale*), the disillusioned Dawn era, the itory begin* with the re it ready to run olf with the first (urn of Dave Hirah to Pnrkmnn, man who come* along, but i* lllinoit, after hi* Army discharge checked by Dave. and then dcplcll what happen* to The plot interweave* episode* him. to two girl* who fall under involving these people, rising to hi* -spelt. and to a varied assort- ill climat when a jealous Gwen mtnl of other ciuien* and te m ­ reje rlt Dave. The tlory then porary reiidcnt* of I’arkman, reaches a tutprnveftil dcnouc Frank Sinatra, who won an ■merit which Ironically take* place | Academy Award for hi* portrayal amid lhc honky-tonk atmosphere in "From Here lo Eternity," play* of the town's Centennial Festival Ihe new J u n e * Jonct hero, a man with conflicting pcrionality facet*. Dave Hirah it a writer who haa had two novel* published but whose lack of commercial succcit Ira* discouraged him about finish­ ing Id* third book He it alto NOW SHOWING a man who likei liquor, fight*, OPEN 12:15 hi* life in 1'arkrn.m art of widely gambling and girt*. The two girls who romr Into contrasting natures. Glnnv I Shir­ ley MacLainri it a gnodnatured illiterate girt of eaty ruing moral* WITH RICHARD EGAN who it wildly in love with Dave; Gwen (Martha l l y e n it an instruc­ ALSO tor at Ihr local rullrgr. first drawn inward Dave tiecausr of her admiration for hit writing, then finding herself against her will in a romantic involvement. “SLAUGHTER ON Kith A V E ” Jet Pilot Killed Aboard Forrestal J A C K S O N V I L L E (LTD —Lt.fjgl John Dovsne* Jr., of Mel roip, Mas*. was killed when his jet tighler crashed in ibe’ weslrrrt Mediterranean, the Navy announc­ MBtlT MDDinON'IUXf WMSOt ed Thursday. - .i m m n u n j u a i u u a y 1 1 ( 1 )1 Downes, a pikil in tig-tiler, Squadron log, Cecil Held Naval f e a t u r e : .1:11 Air Station, was taking rdf from! the carrier CSS Forredal when! 0:15 the crash occurred I STARTS SUNDAY OPEN 12:15 GET MOBE IIUT OK I.1I E GO Ol-T TO A MOVIE. ADULT - >a> I m• I H i ) ENTERTAINMENT ADMISSION Mr k lo v jiC I c tr^ r f H«0( -N T H I A TBf NIDS t'NDI'.lt II Some came running. . . some turned away. , . ' Dave was back and the whole /o.m knew that trouble — and women — ware c/oio behind ALWAYS FIllX L A S T TTMBS T O N I T K .* GREAT HITS IN CINEM YM’OPF. A t Ul.DU SHOWING AT a.-iO A ll:l» AT »:30 ONLY “BATTLE CRY” “MR. ROBERTS'* VAN IIEFIJN TUI IIUNTEIt DOIKt 111V MALONE FREE TANDY I OH IIKNRY FOND \ J \ t K I.EMON JAMES CAGNEY THE K ID D IB S 8 A T U IW A Y ONLY — 2 AT C M A 11:15 B A lM lf l l n aaaui MU. FRANK S IN A T R A NUB DEAN M A R T IN B IO B IT S AT *:10 o.NI.Y' JACK AI |«;M ONLY John Way nr, Lana Turner “SEA CHASE” CINEMASCOPE A COLOR SHIRLEY MacLAINE 'lll/SfiT ItM HOOK. ULKatwai. 2 BANKETS G R O C E R IE S G I V E N A W A Y KKBB A T I N T E R M IS S I O N If-Q '.»« .. A £ c :c & fc u r * a SO M E CAM E R U N N IN G STARTS SUNDAY SHOWING AT 7:M A 10:00 I- r-s *i-»cw e* 'w r Wnhnhii [Sisal ... , ARTrtJR KENNEDY NANCY GATED PI.CS AT COO O.NI.Y’ FEATURE: 1:07 - .1:13 • 6:19 . S;55 M J b M Y ^ D t r a lliy IU10NEI ■N H *> twnuuaL ntUMnout nerw to t n v u r r t’^RTHA hyer iSBSlSIil A ' (jH t Ma'st tli’l k x k i ADMISSION FOR THIS ATTRACTION SUNDAY ADULTS — KOc STUDENTS — tide BOB HOPE m >», ® SIK!WACHEESntlNi ‘The mermaid* i r s th* freataat.' — n i l . r«-* ni fa P a g * 6— F rf., F e b . 2 7 , 1959 tisr-«ntw yig* uofut K3AT-- C, i - o a / t u t ca# . » ) /Q U iQ fiN tO IH tN A o w m wocos*uecor)1! icwts* v aru s /5TT v- r /’— ' ^ fS K V l fr S B ^ �1 Y O II CAN CLEAN YOUR HOME TH IS SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS la M rnariam In lovini mfmorjr of my titte r. 1-M A R K E T BASKET Sutir Mann. la>(in( m rm o rtn n rv rr die a t )e a rt roll on and M — FOR R E M dayt p a n by. In our heart a 1 A—ROOM * BOARD m o tio n it kept of one o r loved 4—REACH RENTALS and will never fnrjrt. 4— WANTED TO RENT Died Feb. IT, 1M7. I— REA I. ESTATE FOR SALR A Sister, Hettte Harrell • —MORTGAGE LOANS 7— REAL ESTATE WANTED ft-IO R RENT *— MISCELLANEOUS WELAKA APARTMEWTS: r ^ a 5— FLOWERS - PLANTS privaM batbi. 114 W, F tra t St. SHRUBS Nice apt , dow nitain, *11 Park. I * 1 9 —O FFIC E EQUIPMENT " l —AUTOMOBILES . LARGE furnuhril apartm«-nt. 3to TRAILERS Magnolia. Call A. K. Rotaelter, 1!— BUATS A MOTORS Flnrtit. FA M U L 14—FARM SUPPLIES A MACHINERY UNFURNISHED I bedroom home 14— PETS • LIVESTOCK Kitchen equipped; encloted SUPPLIES back porch; icreened front 15— ARTICLES WANTED porch; garage; nice lawn 16—PLACES TO EAT Good location. Adult*. FA J-M « 17— REACT! PARLORS or FA IJIW . 1A—FEMALE HELP WANTED ^ 9 — MALE HELP WANTED 1 BEDROOM home; electric kil — MALE OK FEMALE then. Phone FA 1 3*13. I t —WORK WANTED 22—BUSINESS FURNISHED I bedroom apart OPPORTUNITIES mrnt. FA ISUT. 21—SPECIAI SERVICES 3 BEDROOM unfurniahed houtr 24— PI kNU SERVICES on DeCottei Ave. Call FA I-S6S0. 24A —BUILDING CONTRACTORS T. A. Stilei SI— ELECT lUCATi CONTRACTOR? ONE room efficiency apartm ent. 24 A-BUILDING. REPAIRS, Private hath, A rron from pmt24.B BUILDING SUPPLIES office. .2 * —NOTICE • PERSON Al-S W24—ARTICLES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM unfurnished houte; S t— FURNITURE A kitchen equipped. E. 3rd. St. lin rS E IIO L D $63, Ph. FA I1SM. 2*—LOST AND FOUND Thu ii a free p a n to the RiU Theatre for Mike Korrigan Kvp. date March I). ‘4*. CLASSIFIED INDEX 3br S-FO R RENT ila lm a M oo*l m us t In l*r t n * i •« i m « <TI. or am urn* I, h* *i» of llit Aim* • htll *■«■ void. l> < t u M W l ^ t f t i i l l ( A thtrln# U , U t i f l r t \m C l * i u t f » r t o f m l t t t t t f J -M ph M M- IPa t k r», A t t o r n # * for b a id K s l t i t t ), l i n t .Vo : n 0r» I'AFtk. K lo fh lw P u b l i s h ' d on K#t». I f , 2*. 2 ? 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COOK M« %* if#, if II I I'u'i » *1 |f «l#ftJ, I h t l f KftkfMIfttt h t i f f At I A ft , ]*«ft|*#p. J # ((•#<■• c r ft t H * * t , * *•I p u * nr 1 IftlltlftfttP. *i»tl»#l * ft It# u n i l r r irf *lfth#f «tf IfiPtri. *|*» # a •#i.| nr ot li#i w |p «_ ft ho# *> ji *• ii)**nu •• and. a 4* t! r# *a# » a S' k ft n «•n a r• un ■ known T If ( i « H » | ) J . t : N a > >1 WORKING COUPLE — Want •mall home in country near Sanford ( Preferably Lake Mary) Kttrhrn furniihed. BOX 16. San ford Herald 26—^ Male or I einale Mrn-Womrn *2u Daily. Sell lunu nout nanirpiale*. Write Rrrvc* Co. Attleboro, \l»**. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 Bedrooms Florida Room — F.II.A. — $280°° (Includes Q o a in i) $8280 .00 only $Q7.50 monthly * Bl.rki Weit Of French Avenue en 70th Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY • I w o u ld n 't ta k e it t o c o u rt, air. I t * y o u r w o rd a g a in s t th u u a a n d a o f h e n . " $ 1,1)00 Dun n sum .Monthly t ~~ hk I BEDROOMS, I bathe, well local 1 ed in town. Total price 411,000. 3rd Addition. T ( » M H U M I T \l A V « * * S C f t : H M N ti* • 1# ha ip iw t i t . ' i U 14 |t, Ult l*ialSfta*1, (Meiauarit I n ffti * * |*|. il i lo t j a San;* H ia tu t# ' •*h a i m * r feAl ■>, l l u f i e i a h i a 1141p w i l l r*A 1* aiar, ft lift Hi* C l a r k *>f lit* c i n u l t ( T o u r I. In *fi ! fe>r H«m|no|* C t e u n l i . 9’ln r ld a . iiioin (#. a ftf>( f.* p r o . , f „ f tb# p n l i l U a f i . m uf 1 M 1 u n f i t * , tu* H i 1 II (mi* n i i i i f . la -ftil H l c r . l t « * iiM T| 9 CT 9 ! u n l.r M t'U IIU N a 1IIIH M ' l A T K i 1eTi» *•** pe a ln ir a lt n if at Tlllih lflH 1 * • Hai l #1 at p <if H' at# >. I'.'.l at Ha a for d H - m ln n la Cnuftiy. Ffiriela, 9'a'- ll 1^1% MISINKSS OI* P O R T U N I T Y MEN OR WOMEN (CAN START PART TIME) Servicing our Beautiful Dl*. play Ca»r*. in Drug, Food. Ilardwaie and Appliance Store*, including nuimmu* other outlet* — collecting for merchandise purchaied and rrplennhing inventory. I N I. I M I T E I) Jinnies Dciijrned Fwr Flnrulft U vim . H I Iletlronnii*—1 & 2 R athi VA - FI IA FHA In Service Conventional Financinjr Down Payments Low As $100 R A Y M O N D >1. 11 \ I. I, REALTOR A INSl Hint Third St. A- Park Avenue. South V ail ( all Ball Phone FA I 36tt REA I, ESTATE DRIVE-IN 5444 Trench Ave. J. W. HALL •Call H a ir Realtor Phone i Immcdiulc Occupancy \\V CuaranltD I'ersoratl Sut i.afuctinn *>r Vtnir Muncy Cheerfully Rcfuntlct). ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Cur. 11*1 y. 17-112 A 27lh FI. P h o n e F A 2-1501 3641 FA IF IT IS REAL Alt areounl* eHahllthed hv u* in vour atra NO WAREHOUSE FACILITIES — NO EXPERIENCE N E C E S ­ SARY. i We tra in y»»u l CASH INCOME STARTS immediately. ESTATE • vk Crumley A Monteith at JIT South Park I’h. f \ r 4r.»3 I* 0 T E N T I A I. A PRODUCT OF T I I E ing plan, reference* aiol WORLD FAMOUS WALT4 1 1 9 3 IX) cavh avadab'e im 11AM WITCH COMPANY. mediately, protected h> our NO KNOWLEDGE OF THE repurchate of inventory and WATCH OR CLOCK IN­ Ronua Plan. DUSTRY NEESSARY. Applicanta will be arcepled Appliranta th a t ran qualify after a local prrional in te r­ aie being appointed a* Imeal view with a Company EaeDietrihitter*. Mu*t be recutive. Write today giving epontlblr, permanent r f llname, addre.a, phone num ­ dent, hav« uae n( n car, de. ber and background. Kindly veto at Unit • hour* weekly do nod apply unlraa yorj can to thla dynamic merebandiimeet all requirementa. Time Indaatrlca. l i t Meal T4lh SI., New York 23, V Y. Krahor A Im u rtr 2 HEDRtHiM l i t Imme H onda room, itarrrooin. kltrhrti equip A«*oe. Laura B. O iler, H. E. Taffer prd. Venetian blind* le n ie d Arlrtt Prlcr. E verett Harper yard lo w down payment Phone FA 2 4WI M2 N. Park FA 2 7641. Seminole Realty 3 BLDRt)()M CH home, kit* lirn W DIETRICHS - REALTOR equipped. SI,**w» t.'kr up lo* Ell* Mrlhv in—Velma G on/alri, nmnlhlj pay nielli* I'll i \ J-32,-3 Adelaide I! Moie* — A*»ociatr*, 1901 Park Ave. FA I 3232 .1 STORV FRAME 3 LARGE DEDROOMS with large Small matonry home on ’» acre ilo irl* in each: l'» hath* Liv for S3 M»J Welt, elrctricily. Ing room wiih fireplace dining Call FA 2 7731 for direction* room, hullrr* pantry, kitchen den or mu*tc rwim. reception MAYFAIR SLl IH IV Spacioii* 3 hall. Hirer pcrchra, large allir. bedroom furniihed home. Own. garage, carporte, Imat portr er. FA 2 169*. phi* work*hop Im ratnl on I'v corner lot* Good potent!*! for LAKEFRONT modern 2 bedroom invrvlmenl or Inrnnir ,lo*r in home with double garage. Prieed klJ.bcm Ry annum merit FA 2*132 rn!y. 2 HR CB, kilrhen equipped, cor­ ner In! Mo pmt *37 30 A'i-iy IA 2 1X70, Eat. 406. Colby or FA 2«W3 ,1 .6 N. P a r , Axe. Ph. Tg I 6123 Si. JJi** f M4 M U i4 U 4 4 4 i4 1 4 m U ifm • I'leanant Surrounding* • Special D le t.* ^ ^ • l.iccnned l.l’N On Duty Al All Time* * llumr Atmosphere RATES $100 To $200 According To Caro Scott's Palm Horn* For The Cor. r i b A lllway 1T-W Required Manor Aged Phone FA 21214 4— REAL UTATF. H>K S A lft 4 HOOM unfinlihed frame houie on large lot 4 mile* W rit of Sanford, off Rt 4« Deep well A electric pump. FA 2 1429 For the Reit Ruva Tn Real E ila ta SEE CULLEN A MARKET IV. A. Cagle, Jr. Saleaman 110 N Park Ave. IV FA 2-2J9I 3 BEDROOM home with work ihop A double carporte on I arte land P* mile we«t of lown *2 000 dawn. FA 2 2796 MUST SELL 2 bedroom CH 6 >r. old hou*r Kitchen equipped, icreened Florida room, *• ion air conditioner, cloie to air ela­ tion FHA 4 V , mortgage. Re dilced for quirk tale *9,IM) Call Orlando. Garden 3 7634 LOTS for lair. Inquire al 430 War rrn St., I-ongwood, •MORTGAGE LOANS *1000 tu ltoOW*l available for purilu> r of triond mortgage* Drl.iirlan. Trrnplr I t<*>2 or Midway 7 2323 » _ l LOW F its. PLANTS LOCH .lltlliilt THREE bedroom block home, kil thru equipment. veneitian 3-IIEDROOM t il, living K dining loom, k ilih rn rqui|i|wil. tjinily Idtnd*. di»[m*al. kitchen rvhauit room, 2 hath*, quirt nnghtmr fan. large fenced In hatk yard on or fha Wlh dav rf >|ar«h hood, t it y lim it'. 11 Lion. Gl with thaHe tree* Total price a U . r^i% . o r a rftrra# r r o ( . , n mortgage 43NV down or irrm v 4I3.IW on requiring 11,130 00 f t » “ r* H i l l h# # m # r « d a t a i n a t >*»y ' V I T N U P H m y h an d a n d a# a 1 a* FA I 141.9 down and l i u no monthly which ( l# f k o f Iha ( ‘ J rruit C o u r t lit an d include* taxe* and tmurance. fo r in in tit« ('eiu iii r. F l o r i d a , thla LOTS FOR SALK; Large 63 a IP) llfth d i ) *f |*al<ruArv J . I* t a i l Etcluiive with. •• I* H K IlN fw V . (X | . me Good land, cleared, aome land c i III | I T Cdl IIT IN i s t ) ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor •raping, ta v h or imall payment Fr»n H U M IN O L r: COUNT r Raymond LundqnHt. A«xoe. ft*u»rm »A down, balanrc *23 per month. r A I 3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg My M a r t h a T . A . M a w . F> C I.. It MANN I H K %!.• Boi 33 I akr Monroe HAM i: Ml It ft I' 1,1, A *ONH FAKMKR'S a HKNCY A l 'u r n * t a f„* 9*1ft)w«ff f I'honr I k I 3013 N. V. F arm er, Realtor I N o r ( Ii |t ..« 4 lin d A ia rt u a I K la M o . 9*1eipld a I). II. Whitmore, A»»oc. H u b h ah 9*a»,. f ;a 5 * afl | MAJOR BROWN REALTY If* S. Frrnch Ave. ph. FA 113It Itrallnr After hour* FA I 2611 nr FA I 4321 LAKE MARY a o T ier. 1 m i h u tr ir io it M H i; ( M i l ti Ph FA I 3137 or FA I lft» w. n. -111IP STEM P E R Ageoer ft ftil'fi ft* **■ a hi • a * I (it I*ii*1u* •• at u : i N Mt||a H<r##f * I* » i lti»A •A")21 In (K# * h » *.f l*i tan do, 9 lor • Id* Tb it f Ha pa r H « • Int *r* »* a -1 Iw aald |>uiih*«* «fiter rr 1if ar# an follow . I* 9’ U W ("S ' ao I HARK FJtTATT. FOR l * U SUNLAND Estates * & South PINECREST Open Mon. and Fri. till * P. M. HERBERT STENSTRUM RrgHlerrd Broker — UUuDleli.N, Ilia ft lit 4 LEN HISM ;it i% in a . a i i .ft if «i»ail. tii Pl r <u* LOTTIE BROADWAY 4 1: h o liftfa At lift. l*ftAi*rw K IN TORBETT llM iiffi iriH re * *A*ifttiP f * iftifftittlt, ea|h#f ft !•* uh*frr A taoclalr, •1 » m or *ti* ot of skern. *•» — l*h. FA 2142# iriiftl nf nt o a r w l* * ft hu »* III N. Park r #s |il #n t«* pfi.l • i H r r i ( * i m% k, n o n s a r** u nV no a n ; U A If Illi; r ilO O M k N on4 ■ttHinHN hoi k*tftkftvift. If I k Ida an«l if >l*ml lf « # lr *iw knu ft •( h t l r a at \ * ** i r * , ***•■«* lln llffi 17*111**4 pPAifth* or *>AtlhAli1» (lilt« f ft I** tlfMlrr fth*m ©tr etlliftr o f I h t m , *•#t *> •#d' op a t h of ft ( *#, ortii.a* r#*id rri Pf * and n d d p fp a r > a* ft*ftit ft fi a r # un k ft o ■» n To r %?tL* i i n m i r n g t i i *i i »* (hat a pull h a l.a*ti f l l **«1 ao A lh * f ’ > u in lit# ( ’ir* tilt C o u r t of u , # N i n t h J u d i r l a i t ' l n u n , In A nd fop H#mlinil* ** m n t %t I'l .ri ftp * n (l l U < | Ii I* ) i . t s f •»H»f. J i : . I* : a l n t ( f f - • III.N U T u 111 n . N I I M I , *• al . t*p. (p h d a h t * *o C h a n r i r F N’r* a>ia T i t # h A T u t * o f ihla pu l; la t » u u t « i I If Ir Ym* ar * f«*|ulc«iJ fit# a <•'-IP w rm #n *taf*nMR ft lf h thA i r •k *'f fit** Raid i ' l i nr* a *i >1 | f i t * a i .|n| th«r#*ef up on I ’t a i n H f f a ftft<»rtt*c* , N K K II 10 ACHES or more with modern1 home on \Vc»t eide of loan ) SMALL tracla of land, high or low ground. Stcnstrom Realty U A —PLUMBING aM ROOFING 2 4 -FURNITURE a ad HOUSEHOLD GOODS Xta'e Hetn lA’anied $SAVE$ -BKAI. ESTATE FOR * A L t For Kent 3 HR. I tile hath c o n rrrtr block home in nice neighborhood Kitchen equipped T e r r a * * o floor*, tl i u monthly. Immediate poneinoo. 1*_ ( ALL TI rusk ILI.i: EXPERIENCED Rarlfndrr, mid­ PLUMBING A HEATING INC Uied furniture, appRm eet, tool* dle aged man. Write Box 1). G, SANFORD Phonr FA 2 7691 ate. Bougbt-aold, l.arry'a M art r n Sanford Herald. 214 Sanford Ave. rh . FA IA132. I'l l MBING WANTED: 2 men for iprrial dn Contracting & Repaln livery work in Sanford. Mu»t Free Ettim atr* have ear. Day or evening work. New k Used R I.. IlkRVI.Y See Mr. Adktn*. Yaldrt Hotel. Furniture anti Appliance* 20t Sanford Ave. Rhone FA 2-13*1 No phone call*. IA FF* A -D A Y Legal Notice • to r t Fri., Fell. 27, 1M!>—Pape D I—WANTED TO RENT BOS A L . P A Y T O N Reglaterrd R ial K itate Broker 3 BEDROOM 2 ilorv houve, kitI T 1 M »: ( I I I H T ll»‘ rh . FA 1-1301 —17*91 at Hiawatha j i i i i . k . •» H K u i . r . r n i x r * . then tquipped. Call a ftrr 7 in - M .o n iu * FA I I'M, * 30 In S 30 FA 2 2>63 |n r . i n . I . l l l l n ! JIA im fER IT L A. N C O m V i<d IIO M K S i : F K K K S 2 ' j BEDROOM unfurnlihcd home > u ( i iK t u i n »:iu iim < For lho»e who p re lrr country liv 173. Call FA I ISIO. T » ail l '» r * » n » h a e m * •( ing miy we «liow you thl» com tf. m . h U . * i . i l u . l »•*•* furtebli- 3 DR, friin e home »I1 lirtl floor apart | .,u *■ ••1 « » . h •>< >OM ••• » » / ? * 3 BEDROOM, h, I, ,.t lfl«<l *n.l I m U l r * * } !<• 'l l * u«trd on five aere* of tiled m rnt, unfufnlehed. k i t c h e n • n)i i Uliti* Ami litn tio ii w ni' ii ferm land Two flowing well* equipped. *23 Park. Apply 913 >*•»!. »*r e i t h f f **f H " J . J-V * • ■•Mill 9*1-1 »*t**# In r»ff !•"• and irrigalnm »)*tem in good Park. «*f ||..w W ilson % lt% ««4#r. « o u n . condition T hu hnm r i» located l« j u ,i*# i.r j<*m|iTitl* C o u w i > . At fcio iif fit # In I h f l l a t l M In abuut 4 milt* from Sanford and Hah fold. Kl i Ma within «l«ht i*l; i* nr j r 1 U rge iakr that olfrr* 4Mt 4 i f tnnntli* f r o m t Ik 11fit o i*J excellent Itching and tioating i h » f i r s t n u M l c j i i o n o f I hi* n o t h * K*W* i l i l m « r (l c m a t i 't »nu*t »*• in n r a i i : «•►* f U M I I D A Price ai 19930 wiih about *j • f I *-ft* » ini *” n i m 111 i 11• tit •i • o V T u. n.M ;K .V T. * UK*down. Trim * on balance. • »n l j»»*l ofjif# • i lr T l i l i > : IL I . A l t k . »•'* *1*^ • rm' o r ni » i t tirn tt Fur. r ■rage apt. 23ft) Mellonville Ave. Alter 1 P. M. Legal Notice # tanforh AZALEAS In Bloom. Large Sr h r I ion Iron! 39c or 3 fur II •*> (■RAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevillr Ave. FA 19*4* w o o dk e r r * I an a A Garden C rater ANNUALS Ml Celery Avo. HE \i TIKI I. DISH G AUDI NS SVM HRD FLOWER SHOP FA 2 1*22 nr FA 2 nut 11 — A U T O N O R 1 L K S — T K A I L B R * "Gateway to the W aterway” Your P.vtnrude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 304 « 4 E. lit. Pk*na FA 5 3961 ll fi. Craft tuiat and Gator trailer, *22$. FA 2 7429. 23 ft. Intmard Cabin C n iitrr Good rondilhm. Only 41440 Phone FA 2 t$(l or FA 2 022U »rIberry. 17—HKAUTT PARLOR* XIIt l O.NDI HONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Plumbing: it Kupairs PiahJiA NEW! Deltary ^ K E MARIE Kstatefl Hou«r da) * c l e a n in g nr FA 2 fMCl ALUMINUM k F M I I V N IILJNDS Enclojed head. Sag proof bniinm eaperienre, rail wiih plaitie end*. IMattie refrrenre* or ra j on tape*. Cotton or nylon ci.rd* b»bv v lllln g SenkMrik (ill** unit I’nint (j*. AIR (ONDITIONING II. II. I'OI'K CO. 264 S. Park ----- FA 2 4234 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Winilxliirltf lU r k Clan* ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, stale* mrnt*. Invoice*, hand bill*, and program! etc. Progrenive Printing t'o. Phone TA 2 293! — 306 Welt 13th St. PUMPS SPRINKLER HARRIETT'S BEAITV NOOK SYSTEMS feb. Special: 110 permanent IT.30 All lypei and ii(e i. Ittilalled FA Z iU 2 . 103 So. Oak "Do It Y ouiM ir' WE REPA IR AND SERVICE S T I N K Machine and Sepply Ce. CURB GIRLS ovrr 21. Apply In 207 W. 2nd St. 111. FA 2 4412 peraon a t Pig 'N W htitlr. Lawn Maintenance; EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES: Complete Fertiliirr. Spraying, M o w i n g . Full tim e, xalary and Opt JOHN HIMMERSE Phone Mr. King, Mayfair Inn, 414 Wiliow Ave.......... FA J-7197 FA 2 4411. AS LOW AS $350 Down $65 Monthly (Inrlude* Cliwini) W. G. Miller, Devtlnptr Salea Ofller Hwy. IT • *2 Dr Barr P l a n Ph. NO 4 4021 nr NO 4 4711 i m il e s north or SANFORD 112 114 W 2nd St ph. FA 2 4*2J Frigidalre Refrigerator; A t ron dition tl3$i*i General E l e c t r i c Autumatir W athrr GikmI cim>litlon SKA no General F I - - I n r Autumatir Waihrr Good londilmn *63.00 tim er a I Electric 4n in. Etertric Range 475.00 43.00 D i m s Dl I lk F its litHiely r u r S e n Ire S l u r r 111 So. I'atk FA 2 2421 Jacket* - Root* . Tent* • Luggage ARMY NAVY SURPLUS .110 Sanford Avenj# La w n m ow er Snappm' Turtle Ave atm-xt new 2n7 I jk cv irw M HSEItY t-quipmrnt. FA 2 2$77. DINETTE 6 pc Chrome Formica —413 00 4 ft G F Refrigerator like new—473.00 FA 24*63 or FA 2 3(04. 29—FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELL l s \ n t h f c r n i t c r f : • i l ­ III Y the Mini Wo NEEL the Mi»; Taitvuion Tube* Tatted Free. We PAY the Most ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP SUPER TRADING POST At Tb* Si»n O f The Totem Pole. Ph. EA 2 0677 2617 S. French Aee. I)oor Cli** Y«nt CU m S Kit VICK Wanted: Rocking hnr*e. M utt he Senkarik Cln.w *nH Paint Co. in good rondition. Ph. FA 2 1307 112 114 W. 2Ml BL Ph. FA 2-4422 WANTED: I »cd wardrobe trunk. H Clark, I*. O. Bo* 133$, C at Used Furniture And Heddinir Bargains £xJwl& 14—ARTICLE* WANTED after 4 p. m. Mather of Sanford 70.1 209 E. F irit St. Ph. FA 2-P9U t —Mahonganv Duncan I’hyfe Drop Leaf $ Piece Dinette. E xtra Nirr 439 3)1 IMT Sanford Ave. FA 2 63(2 2—Mahagonv I-amp Table* and t Coffee Table. Set of Threw S29JO Only Joe C. Thom** 1—Three Tier Mahogany Table 101) S an ta St. FA 2 n6»9 *12.30 2—Full Sire Hollvwood Bed* 24—PIANO SERVICE ____________________ Earh 124 40 Full Sire Hollvwood Red PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING 1— Only *29 :w» kk. I , MAMMON Ph T k 2 4223 Altrr 5 Oil p. m. 4—Twin Si/e Innervprmg Matlre*»r« Like New. Farh *17 30 2 1 V III II D IN ), t IIS TW kCTO W S 2— Twin Sire Hnllvwixwl Red* New nut Shop Worn. Each *39 30 F»r «.xrpenltj, painting, aereen- 1—Full Si/e Mahogany Poiter Red Ing. loafing, and planter repair, E atra Nice . *19 30 • ipbalt lite, avbrtlut aiding, m a-oniv or wood Hep*, leveling 1—Uied 2 Piece Living Room Suite. Only t » 30 and repairing garage* and t—9 Ft Hntpmnt Refrigerator, wrecking call F.k ‘2-4699. Perfect Condition . . *90 Oft Thu it a frr r pa>* to the Rite Theatre for Hutch Ri»er. Exp 24—ELECTRICAL SERVICES dale M arrh 13. 34. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Parts for all make* of yleanrrt; M rm beithlp Rrptrxenlatiie Electrolux, Hoover, Kirby, etc. f k 2-4321 Free pick up. Work guaranteed. 111 So. Magnolia A m rrtrin Automobile kivociallon FA 2 47hJ. 36—LOST AND Ftll'ND InlrrnationaSly famuut orgamia Houie Wiring — ElectrU Servlet LOST one boy'* Riryrle ».*e 24” . lion with well ovrr 6 million Sid k'ihlen Red. J. C. Higgin*. W‘a* lost member*. Becati»e of expanding R kNOALl, ELECTRIC CU. in vicinity *>f H uh School. Can tale* we need .1 men <>r women 112 Magnolia FA 2UJ13 he identified. Reward Phono of umi»ual ahilily. The»c per FA 2 4114 r r FA 2 2414. ton* will be trained ■« MEM 2$ k— Hi l l DING - HEPAIRS— RKRSHIP REPRESENTATIVES IVklNTIM. l.OST—LFASK Rig Sale Ofl for the Sanford Otlando area Everything. Furniture Center. Our reprr*ri.!ativr« are In the F1-00 R landing and finuhlng Cleaning, w a x i n g Serving high 4 to $ figure income range LOST: GtrlC R oadm uter Ricyclo Seminole County itnca 1924. lire 24” . Vicinity rtneereM II. M. Gleaion. Laka Mary Thu ii a rare oppurtunily for School Can be identified. Re­ energetic. *elf pro|*elled tndi ward Phone FA 2 7379 i n m it \N t i; xidual* to lie a p u t of an ag( la 't iO f d Dlaplay greilivr, expanding urganifi lion. Here ii your rareer up portunity. Contact Mr*. Short. 164$ N. Mill* S t, Orlando, Fla Ph. GA 1S$21. FHA LOANS Mriach Bldg. FA 1-4/42 One million new m rm tirri joined 111 Jl-MHIl F_w—Pl.hMtNAt.S during 193*, INCOME TAX SEItVIUE 11-W ork Wan tod Mm. II. Murray, t i l t Celery Ave FA 2 1394 Painllng A I. FA 2 792* t loved Sunday Ironing. 10c 4* l$c. FA 2 7241, Drx a dirt Tablet*; week* aupply »*i Roumillat 4 Andrrton — lUbynt or iron. FA 2 792*. Fautt* Drug Storr. FLORIDA COUPLE, local r r u Within t block* nf DeKary AK1HJ.KS POM MAUI deni* d r tir r In rent or manage Pier*. A complete whopping farm, fi«h ram p or tmall l>u•» Center. tie** Good reference*. Hot 49. CoMun A M»ol Yarn*, .Valiant, Thrwaait. Tape*. Sanford Herald. HOLLINS II(HillV SHOP Will baby n t In my home hv Al The Sign Of Tha Totem PaU. 2617 S. French Ave. hour, day or week. Mrv l.uellle Spivey. F t 2-6040 M l I DRY III YOU DISTRIIIk TOR W ANTED MALE or FEMALE Own your own money.making buttne-*. No telling nr aolicil ing. Practically opcralr* lUelf We obtain H«-«t Brand Record mdlet* in aupertnarkrit, drug *iore*. e lr. k'ou *ervirc them U n l i m i t e d opportunitv fur growth, All you need are 3 hr* <wk. »p*re time, car. refer­ ence*, *97$ tu rover guaranteed Inventory and location* Write now for local interview. Give phone. n o r records Div, of American International Induatrie*. Inc. 1(0$ Im rutt Street Philadelphia, Pa. (A DILI-AC MAID with rooking 1937 -*U|" Special ijerlw iaal Se­ health card and FA 2 U634 dan; I'nwre Brake*, Power Steer ing. Power Window*, Pnwrr Seal* -MP4INKSS OPi'ORVUNITlEA and other I adallii option* Gmal exterior ftnivh <*dh black and Retirrd or active pirn nr w -men, w h d r interior trim. Only 27.439 local lianrhi<e ava. No mile* We mull »ell NOW. to franchlie fre. Inveitmrm *9-1)00 vve m utt tell IjUW Wa» 4399$. up In v rtlm rn t fullv M inted liy NOW t t t t l inventory. No telling t-uaran HOLI ER MOTOR s a f e s teed income, Wfllr In Rnx TAA. 2nd A I'almetln t u Sanford Herald. FA 2 6321 or FA I « l t t t S p i f f A L R M R T im MAI.LETT Houie Trailer: to x (4 ft , 2 bedroom*, P i hath*, aula AJuirk l-aundromat Service malic teacher, rarpelrd living Shirt* Fimxhed In 4( Hour* room. Hu* 3 month old trad er, Sanltona Dry C'eam nr original co»t 17,2i»i. ran tie pur f. 25th St. Foodmarl Rids rhavrd for a little over half SOt TIIRIIIE LAUNDROMAT thr original cot!. I’h FA 2 (oik W i:l.l. DRII.IJNG I Alill.I.kC Faitbanka Mor»e Pump* Repair* In *11 m*Ve* 1937 ’ 62 ‘ ( dtHir acdan. Till* it a HOWARD W. LONG one owner t ar with only 2$ ran 7<)T E. Commercial Ave. mite i. In rare Ilent mndlllnn Phone FA 2 2113 Power Brake*, Powrr Steering. Votomatic T rantm i'iion, Radio and Heater, Factory Air Condi Rtil.lJkWAY, llotpltal and Baby lle-1*. Day, Week or Month — Honed. We never rut quality, Tel. FA 1 31(1. Furniture Center HUT we do exit PRICE. Wa* 116 W rit Flr*t St. 13493. NOW t t m Furniture Moving A Storage HOI.I.ER MOTOR SAFES 4. E. PIIII.I.IPS, Agent 2nd A Palntrlln WASIIIU'RN VAN LINKS I A 2 4231 or F A 2 6711 J.vn French Ave. FA 2 1991 12—BOATS and MOTORS Wall I'L l MBING HE klING * DIG VALUES QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON - MAI UK New And I'trd Furnilute 311 E F irit St. F‘A 2 3622 New A Uvrd Furniture A Ajtplianre*. A Grind Place Tu BUY SELL nr TIIAIIE JENKINS FURNITURE 400 Sanford Ave. RAVENNA PARK H O M ES • Mrdullinn Hnmen • Citatum Unit! (Juiililjr $450 Down In rlu d e * Cloning C ost Turn TVent (In 20lh SI. Follow Country Util* l t d . X W a tc h Cur U ur Signs . . • O PEN D A IL Y ll till) A . M . T i l llu rk SU N DAY 2:00 T. SI. T il Dark Slvoem akeA. Cnntvlruclion Co., Inc. 211 W rit 2iU> Slrt«4 Phone FA 21103 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD k\e in*itr you tn he our *ue9l* abeuliilely free vvilhotil olillRation nt une of Sanford's leading .Molrta while you locale suiluble housinj; for jo u and your family. Pick up your key a t tha Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRA I LEY ODHAM, Frau. Thone FA 2-1I I I Corner Hwy. 17-92 & 27lh St. �U N L A N D I , S T A T E S > , O ffleM "SJuudouA J ’b A id a JuvincfTHAT YOU CAN AFFORD!! ... On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford Tennis Courts Basketball Courts Dedicated Parks Shuffleboard Courts Recreation Areas HOMES COMPLETED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY O thers under construction will be completed within one to three weeks LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 Homes Are Equipped With These Plus Features — Down Payments M lo t U« ^ 4 Befit • Tctixm Floor* 0 0 Monthly Payments AS low Ml a W tu iiik u i I FINANCING: VA - FHA IN-SERVICE • FHA CONVENTIONAL • O S • Q l S ta r* • • • • • O I Hat Watir HwUr Ttt* Bath VaMtlaa Wal CHy • riT M R «frif«raU r B vem i See Completely Furnished Model Home Today! We can qualify yon for one of these plans In thirty minutes! • Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Relumed! Sols* O f f i c . - C o r . 27th » Hwy. 17-92 I i Phont F A 2-1501 ttise if . �1 • * -f ” VOL. XLIX aw lINDEPENDENT u n p n i-u m -x r r m n v u r w q p iP V D AN DAILY NEWSPAPER ITnitnd l»re#a Lowed W in Established 1908 • SJONDAYTMARCH S» 1969 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. RSI Reds Okay Berlin Negotiations |Soviet Announces Talk 'Conditions' On Germany Issue News Briefs Ticketing Holiday CHICAGO ( t i n I — Patrolman Donald Coatlgan had a holidayticketing motorists names! Holly, E aster and Christmas. Seven Die In State NEW ENtilNEKIt o n JOH— Robert (Bob) Davis. Seminole C ounty's n«w roud eiiKinecr, looks over a mop of th e county liefore se t­ tin g out on Inspection today. hi* first day on th e job. At left i* J. W. Yarborough, roud superintendent, at right is John Ktider, chair mail of the County Commission. Davis said he was "happy to lw here" and would spend a few days in becoming familiar with the county. (Herald Staff Photo) ■Crider Tells City Industry Is 'Must' Industry is the hey lo the econ­ omy ol Sanford and th# cily mint took for Jobs as fast as possible. So said John K nder, rJiainbcr of Commerce m anager. In the City Commission Friday during a dls cusslon of the city's policy toward Industrial growth. The dlicuaiion arose during de­ bate on ■ request to gelt city-owned lend to Sanford M anufacturing Co. Krider said the question Is very • ★ ★ ★ simple: the city either wants in­ dustry, or It doesn’t. "W e have always been lacking in payrolls." K rider said. "Payrolls help everyone in town. But to gel them, wre must offer something. We have a prospect in Hanford now. K nur other cities are com ­ pel mg with ue. One cily has offer­ ed to build a plant for the com­ pany." K rider pointed out that Sanford ★ ★ ★ Option Plant Gets Land I i To Increase Operations Sanford Manufacturing Co. plans la move aU ct l u operations here and ha e been given an upturn to buy city owned land adjoining lu present plant. By 4-1 vote Friday afternoon, the ■Cily Commission a*lended the op­ tion for 1500. It must be exerelfod prior lo Jan. 1, 1660. and can dr exercised only when Hanford .Manufaclunng Co. la ready to twain construct. on of an addition to the present plant. Voting against accepting (boo fe r the land waa Joe Baker, who said tha land had been appraised at IIJW ) ami that was the figure be wanted the city tu ask. Mayor AI Wilson said the $400 afte r "la in line with what the city has (wen doing lor other indus­ tries." Tha request for Sanford Manu­ facturing was made hy John Krid­ e r. manager of the Chamber of Commerce and a former City Commissioner. K rider said the land, now used a« a city dump, i* not suitable for budding as il now it. that some $2,000 in work must be done before it can be utilised. # In opposing the $600 sale, Dakar H id : "I can’t understand why we should give Ihem t Sanford Manu­ facturing) |*no." lie added that he wae in favor of helping, industry get established, but that he "didn't understand why we m utt keep giv­ ing to a going concern." Krider and Commissioner Rob e rt Brown said they doubted that anyone would offer $1,300 for the land. Krider noted that it has been • v a c a n t for quite some tim e and nobody had offered the city any­ thing like $1,300 for it. The Chamber m anager added that "vacant land ia plentiful h ere, but it produces nothing." Baker laid ho was interested in helping all Industry alike and "I think w# are letting a precedent in • .Secretary Of Navy To Visit Tomorrow this case." Ue added that the city and Cham ber ol Commerce had helped the firm gel started "and it should be on ita feel." K rider said the firm has out­ grown iU present quarters, that more em ployes will be h in d and "th# en u re town will benefit from added payrolls." * th e 4.1 p er cent of appraised value accepted by the Commission Is al-out the same ratio aa for land sold to other industrial firms, City M anager W a r r e n E, (Pete) Knowles said in delivering com­ parative d ata to Commissioners. Officials To Sign School Bond Issue Cranu>ed fingers are expected this week by three officials ol thr Seminole County School Board who will sign 3,200 bonds of $ 1,000 each. R. T. Mllvsce, superintendent of county schools; John Bromley, rnalrm on of the school board, and Kirk Gunby, financial advisor, will leave Hanford today for New York City. Signing of the mammoth stack of bonds will take place in the of­ fices of the purchaser, Halam on Brothers and Huliter, Wall St. Milwer said the bonds would he signed in groups of 22, eliminating the necessity of putting a pen to each one. Signing of the Kinds will release some 0.200,000 for school con­ struction and expansion In Sem­ inole County. High on thr priority list are a new Seminole High Schoul, addsd facilities fur UvirJo, and renovation of the present high school. The three cnep will return to Hanford S aturday. During their stay in New York, they will bo guests of the Wall St. firm at the Astor Hotel. could not afford, in the future, to base Its economy on the Hanford Naval Air Station, lie reminded Commissioners that the city al­ most lo»t the base once and w arn­ ed that "now is the lime for us to gel busy and strengthen ourselves m> that we would nut die econom­ ically if it happened idle base is moved)," Hanford and Seminole County were given a five-year reprieve due to a concerted effort to keep the Navy here Krider said "we hope that the Navy always will be with us, but we must have some­ thing else in our economy." lie described the financing of Sanford Manufacturing's start in Hanford, noting that “a total stranger the'd been here two years) put $20,000 uf his money In the venture because he know it would be good for the town." He added that It businessmen had put up oilier money needed lo gel the plant started. Krider saki Hanford and Seminole County must help industries to Ktl established so that wr mayshow prospects that we will help them, that they caq thr.vt here." He noted that once industrial pros­ pects could lie shown only citrus and vegetable packing houses, "just a farm community." Once the city and county are over Hu- hump, industrial pros peels will lie anim us to lind loca­ tion, here, he said At present, however, the city and county must do the selling. One of the le st methods of selling Is Hie system of showing prospects established, go­ ing concern*. Krider said al-out gia persons now are employed In the I-veal tex ­ tile industry. He predicted that 11*59 would set- Sanford m ere ic the loss of Florida Fashions, in total employed and payroll In the textile Industry. The «dum ber manager recalled that Sanford sold "hundreds of lots" al $25 to $76 nol too many years ago in gel people to build homes. To get Industry, the city must make sim ilar concessions, he added. Cold, Hard Facts: Frost Is Forecast The Hanford area tuday was warned to expect a "rather chilly" night. A light frost is possible, the weatherman aaki Forecast for tonight is a low of 32 (even (reeling) to to, with winds five to 10 m ilrt per hour. The high scheduled this afternoon wax <U| tn t Tuesday should be fair ami warmer, the weatherman promis­ ed. Tonight, however. It will be fair ami told with seallrrivt frost. Tins, the fnrrrrxtcr said, ate the cold farts Lady Visitor Says Sanford Is 'Most' Navy Stcrclary Thomas S, Gates will arriv* si Ramey Field tomnr row at to a m tor an Informal inspection of Heavy A ttack Wing One and tha facilities of the San­ An A tlanta. Ca.. woman likes ford Naval Air Station. Hi* busy schedule alrrady has Hanford’s hospitality. Mi*« Dorothy Virginia Beall was M ak en him lo B arns Islam), s. C.. injured in an automobile accident the aircraft carrier Valley Forge here on Feb. ti. As * result of the and NAS Jacksonville, where he la "thoughtfulness, kindness and help touring farllltiei today given a visitor." Miss Beall has Gates will leave Sanford at 4 written an open letter of thanks to p. tn. tomorrow for Pensacola. The Hanford. itinerary concludes with visits to The le tte r was sent to Warren E. bases at San Juan, Puerto Rico, (fX *» Knowles, city manager. and the IT5S Boier. Mix* Beall had much praise for the Gates will be accompanied by police officer who investigated th* Mrs. Gates, Ca pt. Noel Gay ter. accident, the hospital staff al SentNavy Aide. U . Col O. A. 01111- inotr M emorial, the physician who • a n d . Marine Corps aide and Fred treated her and the many people Paacucei. who called Us inquire about her Vice-Admiral Robert B Ptria. condition deputy Chief of Naval Go- rations, Said Mis* BcaU: "Capt. Arnold and Rear Admiral Louts tie Flores Williams (of th* Hanford police also are louring the aoulhea stent D epartm ent) was must courteous bases with tha Navy Secretary. tnd kind; the staff in the em er­ This msy bo the last tim e Han­ gency w ard al Hemmolc Hospital ford will see Galea in hia pre­ could not bav* l-een nicer; Dr. Hobsent position. His resignation from eft J . Hrnith, the attending physi­ the post will become official in cian. not only provided the neces­ sary m edical attention, hut crazed my feelings of hysteria hy his raininess and gentleness. "Your city can well tw proud oi these people and the many other private cilitcns. although strangers to me, who called and inquired of my condition " 3ltis Beall was ui Hanford lo visit her brother, f.edr. Madixon I a mar Rcall, stationed at Rainey Field. Hhc was hurt in a wreck at the intersection of la rk snd n th HI. In addition to th* "thanks from the Gdtom of my heart" given San­ ford by Miss Beall, b*r Iftlrr in­ cluded the new* Uiat Lrdr. Beall plans to m tke Sanford his home when he retires lrom thr Navy in about I* months. Mu* Iteall always will Ilk* Han­ ford K ie probably would be th* first lu agree that Hanford is Flor­ ida's "Most Courteous City.” Her letter proves, too, that courtesy 1* practiced h rrr at times other than during "C o u rtey Wvev " TALI.All ASH KK (U PD — A rash of auto accidenti killed seven persons in Florida Sunday, tha Highway Patrol reported today. Russians On Guard BEU1.1N (U P D - Russian troops in fur caps and heavy winter coata •eok over guard duty from the French »t the four power Spandau Prison Sunday.* Princess Has Flu LONDON ( L T D - Eight-year-old P rinciss Anne has been sick in bed with the Du for the past sev­ HASKli.M.I. eral days. Buckingham Palace an ­ nounced Hunday night. TICKET'S fiOINfi FAST— MOSCOW |U P I ) - T b * I m w t Union agreed rrewlitlonally today to negotiate with the Wr«t before banding over Berlin's lifelines lo East German control on May 17. New So-vitl notes to the West urged an April summit conference but accepted ynipuuli for foreign m inuter*' talks tf tha Weal "in not ready >»l" for the summit. Soviet Premier Ndklta Khrush­ chev willMirew his rejection ol for­ eign m inuter*' talks a/lar insistent pleat from British Prim* Min­ ister Haroid Macmillan. Russia offered the eompruouan btmiiit'it* nmiinger. Crouirkh U shown with id Dew notes handed to the A m ar- Marshall More Alert FT. BIIAGG, N. C. (U PD —Gen. George C. Marshall, 7H, although still Ut serious condition, appear­ ed a little mere alert today than he has for the past several days. Hole Swallows Pond IPSWICH, England (UPD — F arm er John Leek* reported that his 60 fret wide pond vanished down a Ihrrr inch hole Sundaynight. Closer Ties Asked NEWARK. N. J . (UPD —Gov. Robert B. Meyner called Sundaynight for increased trade, add! tInna I financial aid and liellet cul­ tural relations with South Ameri­ ca. Thieves Get Brazen PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD — A ronvlroctlmi nun party today reported the theft of an engineer*,' transit from their current project —the new Palm Springs police stall un. Sanford Enthusiastic About Baseball All signs indicate that Sanford Is hungry lor baseball. Sup;iori given officials heading the drive to put the city hack into the Class I> Florida Slate la-ague today was term ed "noth­ ing • hurt of enthusiastic ." Ward Goodrich, business m an­ ager of the Greyhounds, Unlay said thal II ol the 24 signs mi the frnce at municipal stadium had been sold. By noon today, 17 per- Archbishop 'Hurt' By Racial Brawl Following Service suits had purchased Lox seats, good for ail home games A total uf 2uo boxes will be sold, At least three of the firms which bought signs arc planning lo do a "little something extra" for thr players, if they hit home run*. Goodrich -aid that Orlham ami Tudor had purehased a sign, 12 box tr a il, an advertisement in the official program and will give $5<> to players who put one out of the (lark, provided it goes over the Odham and Tudor sign Steaks will !*■ given all playera hitting burners over fence signs of Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant and Pig *N Whistle, Tlie sluggers appear to be in lor quite a frw "extras," hut bow about the hurlrrs who come with shutouts' Well, opined Goodrich, he'd have to see abend that. Before departing for Tampa, ami th r govrrtuir's ronfrrenee lu honor all baseball learns in the state, Goodrirfi said that the Washington Senator* had agreed to buy the road uniforms for the Greyhounds Goodrich was schr doled to place an order today fur home uniforms. The tutors ol th r uniforms yet must he decided, although road uniform* probably will be very similar lo the blue and white uf th r Senators. Uoodrirh predicted that all fence signs would nr sold by week's end He said response from local (trim "has been en­ thusiastic, although sm aung might be a better word " Ksttlurd opens ill a n io n here April 22 against Orlando. Dormitory Gutted, 4 Firemen Injured In Dayfona Blaze rolvakla anil Ixiland must be in­ vited to give the East numerical equality »u h the West at tha coofarm er table. Geneva or Vienna would la tha best sites rur the conferences, tha Russian uoles said, and April would be the last tune to start. The suggestion thal talks begin In April was crucial. This meant agreement in principle, at least, to negotiate t-efure the scheduled handover trf sovereign rights Mi Berlin to Fast Germany, now duo May £7. The outre were published by Kuasia shortly after Macmillan e n ursed from In* fmsl negotiating session with Khroihehe* in thn Kremlin. The notes akitd that both a..J Wi st Germany i..o..ui ha reprcicr.lcd at the conference. The notes warned against an y use of force ly the Weel to keep military supply line* open * B.riin DAYTONA BEACH (U PD Fire swept through a girl'* dorm i­ tory- at Rcthune-Cisrkman Colie -tf for Negroes today, destroying the three story building and Injuring NEW 011 LEANS (U P D -A rch four firemen bishop Joseph Francis Hummel CHESTERFIELD, F. n g I a u d rspressed shock, regrel. grief and Tlie Maze broke out about dawn, f t 'I'D —Robert E Archer report­ disapproval today over an Inter apparently in a top floor service ed the theft of his rifle to police, racial fight outside the St. Joseph renter, and guttrd the brick who promptly' charged him with the Workrr Catholic Church Sun building being careless with forearms. day in which Ihrce Negroes were A total ol Hi coeds Were ushered PORT AU PRINCE, HsitJ (D PI) Archer was fined $14 safely out into the cold dawn in —"T ie Caribbean luday is an e* . injured their night clothes. City Manager tremely explosive area," th* prralThe melee apparently was t'lrtu s Allen >enl out an appeal dent of this small nation which brought about over a sermon for clothing for the women .lu is striving to avoid entrapment a* HENDERSON, N. C. (U P D -U n - preached by the Rev. Anthony identified p it sons Bred guns today Rout so, who discussed and disap­ denis who Inst all their persona! a battleground between two la rg ­ belonging*. er neighbors told United Pra** Ire into the South Henderson mill proved of an article in the March where mure workers rrporird to 3 Issue of the Negro rnagatine, Firem an Jimmy Williami suf­ trm allonal. jobs at the start of the Ptth week Jet, entitled How Negro Kids In fered a posviMr broken hack when Francois Duvalier, th* grav e of a bitlrr textile strike he fell from a ladder. And Frank and thoughtful m<-Jiral doctor whn trgrated Dull slan t's C a t h o l i c Deb*rr, John Clardy and E. I. heads the Republic of Haiti, said Church." Broaden w e r e o', •from* by he believe* tin situation i* such Ilnipitalirrd with head, face ami smoke. , B at "the U. S, s .oultl take trn>t.n i ORk vU. it — .. - .ly, Internal Injuries were James Investigators said the fire ap mediate steps to assume full re* tentatively identified ax Nell P a­ Jarkson J r , ta, his brother, Lion­ parently broke out in a service sponslhtllty for maintenance of trick Murphy , South Bend, I n d , el, I*, and O'Neal Dumas, 33. center where students do their peace In the Caribbean area.' was recovered Sunday night al They said they w:-re set upon Thr doctor garni through Hi* washing and ironing. It was be Hie East River scene of the Feb. by about 13 while persons and glass louvered windows of the na­ lin e d faulty wiring In ■ washing 3 American Airlines crash. Il was were beaten with fists, Mark INGLEWOOD, Calif (UPD—Th* the Hth recovered. Jacks, pistols and a tire tool as Air Force in a cautiously worded m a r 'In* or Ironrr can vest the tion's While House on ■ hillside out over Purl an Prince H arbor they :c rG J front the cs urch stall -rent has announced P a t Pie blare. Early estimates of the dam age toward Cuba on the distant horiafter Mass. "Inst" I,.;w* |. nf.ll satellite Dis­ Jam es Jackson told Jefferson coverer I apparently Is circling were $30,000 to $53,000. Th* build­ ton as he apoke. WASHINGTON (UPD - Hep. Meantime In Cub*, form er Sen. Parish deputies that hii brother the * «rlh today every 9fi minutes ing was insured. Frank Thompson J r . ID N.J. > said it took more than Ilv* hours taunt Drjoie is heading a m ove­ today he would press for action was threatened hy a while man in a polar tirhil. The nils tlie was Mailed into for ftrrm en, using eight pieces of ment of other llaltJan expatriate* this week an a House inves­ alter church service* the previous for a revolutionary invaxion a t­ tigation Into the election of segre Sunday, ’ after the brothers took the Leavens Saturday afternoon at equipment, to bring P'e fire under tempt against Haiti within 30 rontrul Billowing smoke and front 1 ,l| ll| ( I n n i i i*|| i i i t v y i i a . s s w m scats and participated in \ amlrntn-rg Air Force Rate tu Im gationiit Hep. Dale Alford (D Cuinmuniun. Ark). e r n e it. tin t satellite launched •“ UP »kr «***• «h« ''V / Ih-joie, a di [rated randldate la resort city. Jackson said when they attempt o i l the West t oast. the livt Haitian pre'Mentlal •le c ­ ed to seat themselves near the Its fate remained in doubt for tion. haa a bodyguard of two CHICAGO (U PD — Elizabeth front Sunday, they found their re iris V t airs because of an ap "hail.u lo»," riflemen from P re ­ Taylor stood light - lipped today w»* blocked by the legs of xorne parent radio failure liefore the mier Fidel Castro'a Cuban revolu­ Air I n c s RallDtir Missile Divlal Ihe gravestone ol her late hus­ whit* parithionera. tionary arm y. ‘u t hi here broke the suspense by band, producer Mike Todd, and Cavtru has not Included Haiti In nhavirn a guarded statement heard a rabbi eulogize him as "an the Caribbean eountnri where hia Sunday nuh! reporting Ihe re- ( extraordinary man who lived with government had plrdgrd to asaist crption of "random " radio signals intensity." Funeral services for I2 ye*r old A spoke man explained the dlf Hoy Frank (Sonny) Hymes were in overthrowing asserted d ic tato r­ ships. However Castro has stated 0 cully Ihe Air Force was having I .Saturday at II a m. in Holy Ms positive intc-i,imu lu aid in an in determining whether Ihe lb* (>,,«■ Episcopal Church Official- a.te ipi lo unliurse President Decco. >red 1 actually achieved orbil |„j. * al ttn- llrv John T hom as,! I'nr* ti‘ V esiiliilT'ij i'h‘« ‘I'wTmL * ! ! ^ Sanford police have tu rn baffled We an mu saying .hat It del- ........ ... hy th* R ,v. Frank l-er i u p l i c o T th a rem . / s u S aS Arrested during Ihe wrekrnd for the past two months by a Inltrl. Is in orbit, neither can we Haiti which stands between T m for improper passing was Charles series of burglaries. aay that it is not. at this p o in t,", pallbearer* were T D. Scott, .’silo and Cuba. Joseph Hutch, retired trnik driv­ Twenty Three grocery stores, gax tin s|iokr*m*n laid "We don't ,\n(| f,.w Carraway, W. C. Hut er from DrB*ry. stations and rrlhrr business plarrs feel lti.it we will definitely know ,.(,)«« Jr., W. K. Mcllobert*, W. K. Butch spun his own car several have been entered, or have lost an orbit has been achieved until pairtek and Lcdr. Robert Conn, limes on Lake Shore lllvd, and money from vending machines is, have tracked II by radar, oh Ti,r , o n ^ Mr. and Mra. Roy caused an oncoming vehicle tn Chief Roy Williams authorifed tamed a visual sighting or rccriv- F rink Symes Jr.. Sonny was horn leave the road, knocking down sn exlra police car. Special shifts ed more definite radio signals, Sept. 1. I!M6. He was a aludent Thirvra slid# varied item* Ihe speed limit sign, officer* said kept an e>e on as many places "Until that time, we can only' at Plneerest School and a raem- day night from Joe's Grocery S tore Minor damage was caused Th* as possible. that information 'lend*' to con -1 tier ol th* Boy tfcouis of A m erica. al Celery Ave and Locust HI. truck passed by Bosch was un The area hit by Ihe thieves firm, nol definitely confirm, an .Survivors Inrtude hia parent*; Included in the joot wrre 32 c a rdam agrd. Tlie accident occurred ranged from Sanford Ave at 2Ath orbit " one sivlrr Rebecca Josephine; m a­ Uma of c ig a r e tte , bear, pens, p en ­ al 6 IS p . m. Saturday. St . We*( 13th St. to East 13th -------------------------ternal gram) mother, Mrs. Willy cil* and pennies from the bubble Mar Murray. Spartanburg, S C. guru machine. and paternal grandmother, Mra. Carlton's .Store in Midway also Roy Symes Sr,, Sanford. was burg la ru ed , hut a tu t ol sUxlrn The youngster drowned Times goods w as not available thta m orn­ Alfonso Wallen was charged $200 day at 6.33 p. m. In tha lake b e­ ing Both were entered during th* Sanford Ave. amt 2Slh St. was ed g, 10, and 13 Apprehen ion the scene of an accident yesterday eauie wln-n they More sei-n with Saliinlay for damaging two orange hind hia l-och Arbor home. Gram n ig h t at 4:64 p. m. when two Hanford a large bunch of keys, trying to trie s owned by K F Lundquist, kuw Funeral horn* was in charge fit them in doore. of arrangements. laich Arbor housewives collided Wallen failed to make the ruive All three ronfessrd lo the 23 Mrs. Ann J««ey Gaines, Iu6 Mel lonville Ave. was charged with ‘'urglaries. The two younger boys hy thr grove awl lost control of D r t - r t - f - J R e p O T te d M O ld l, careless and negligent urivmg by were arrested last fall for a ser- lit. pick up trork^ Deputy L. j iea of similar robberies. With a K m said Civil defense literature w$B b$ police offlcera. distributed Wednrsdsy night a l Driver of th* oGwr car waa long waiting list at the reform a­ Th- truck, owned by Stoke* A truck reported stolen in th* Lake Mary Chamber at ConnMrs. Franres Jackson Magnusson. tory, (here was nolhlng lo do but Fish Market, went off the COUII Combined damage* were estim at­ turn Ihem ovar In their parent*. try Club Hoad to th* left; back Tampa Feb, lg, turned up in ta n mart* meeting. Credit for breaking Ihe res* acrosa the road ami into th* ford Saturday. Thar* w as no algo Al Caae, represented (fen feereed at $323 was given to Lt. Joe Hickson grove on the right. Damage lo th* uf the driver, listed M Dallas Inol* County Civil Defena* s o n Several of the firms hit by the truck t i l eatiinatcd at 13uu Hutcbcna, 36. munlealioaa system, wfl] show a WalU-n waa charged with n-rk young thieves had suspected an film and discus* problems la th k Bananai and applan The Hanford Mai* Chorus will “ inside Job.** less driving while drinking anil lied of the truck, which waa parkad area. ni re I for rehearsal al I tonight in Where th* keys earne lrom, uu no driver's license Th* accident in front of HUAr* Pish M arket, 417 The session wtn begin at I p re. the First Method!* Church. one knowi occurred at 4:10 p m. Hanford Are. A l avem ban are « flid la Archer Loses Rifle Guns Fired At Plant Caribbean Termed War Danger Spot 'Lost' Discoverer Believed In Orbi* INth Body Is Found Alford Probe Asked Liz Visits Grave Auto Does ‘Spin/ Driver Arrested Boys 'Trying' Key, Burglaries Solved Funeral Saturday For Water Victim Thieves Hit Two Stores On Weekend Fri­ Two Cars Collide Sunday Afternoon M S T r° ?., Orange Trees Hit, ■ Tt t J ’IS S .’E X t / S Driver Fined $200 Lake Mary To Get C D Information Truck Found Here Chorus To Rehearse � 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>, February 27, 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/3691189ff69de6c2fe2c5202cd389e40.pdf ef54309eec8df7e5e23c0601677045eb PDF Text Text • - Oviedo Valentine Royally Crowned At Party /.it U Hr MARIAN B. JONH* Amtdat a Urge group aI Mkm •ftodenu and kn a »< tling o4 royal splendor. Mlaft Frieriila Tuhy, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. StaphHa H. Tuhy, and Wallara Kelaay. •on of Mr. and Mrt. Ceorge A. Xalaar. were «r>*ned Valentine quean and king, Saturday arming *• the City Hall Memorial build ini'. Both i Hidenil, memberi of the senior elan. were alerted at a previoui informal party by R»* eemor blgb aehool il<«dent body. The throne waa o f regal beauty with t»n large heart* forming the background Attendant! Linda Harria, Naomi Tuhy, Carol Parker, Beetle Fleming, Yvonne King and Junie Fleming were all attired in evening drr*»e* of patlel aolora and carried bouquets or red and whilr in heart aliapca. The ipirkiui room wai lovely with a variety o< valentine* graeBia the walla and red and white Streamer! decorating the idling. The tcrving table waa overlaid with a Valentine cloth and center­ ed with a large while heart made ef net, Intereperied with imatl red Start*. Mra. tiddie Calker poured puucn ■Ira. John Courier, chairman of tha •af rathmenu aommittaa. waa a*slated by Mra. Jamea K. Urouiafiire and Mrt. John 1-undy with •ha icrvlng of HHiclou* Valentine aandiei, aandwiehei and eakei of ■ m Valentine variety. Mra. Oeorga A. Keliey, recreaMob chairman, wai in rharga of (ha lovely affair with approriMalaly HO tludcnta attending. Profeeda were donated to the Oviedo High School annual fund ( lab planned Hamonairatuin Mila Myrlia Wilion, agant. wai a m t at the Home Demoaitraiion Club aiaating laat Friday morning tha home of Mrt. C. S U » on ka Chirm. Mambert mad* plant tut a demaatlraikin at tha fair in Sanford a* SgUirdiy. at which time Mrt. w . W. Dktrick demonilratod lierM d trayt for lha local club. Mrt. Howard Hunt and Mra. IMatrlrk tpoka on tha "Buying and Arrangement at Furniture." At noon the mrmhen enjoyed seek lunchti, itlpplcmented by •aka and roffea aerved hy Mr* C Thai* pirMjnl included Mr*. C. A. Ise, Mra. Lynn Manor, Mr*. K. C. Cron, M n. W. W. Dirtrirk. lira . Howard Hunt, M n. Harbin and Mia* Wllaon Tima Change Tha time for the Blue and Crdd banquet for the Cub Sfouta, Boy ■couta and Kaplorer Henuti ha* baaa changed to 7 p m . Thuraday. Mra. M arl«an Idea Mra. Benia Marlo-an. who hai bean quite ill for teveral week* yaaaed away Sunday evening. Birth Annoiinrrmrni Mr. and Mr*. Hobart K. law, of Lake Charm Circle, annoiinre Ilia birth of a ion. Richard llm ry. on Friday. February 30. at the Winter Park Mrmorial Hoapital. Paternal grandparent* arc Mr. and Mn. Charlei ft Iwc, of Oviedo; and maternal grandparent* are Mr nd Mra. William rj *>»eri W. »i .imepmt PRICES SWIFTS PREM IUM TOP ROUND EFFECTIVE ^ SWIFTS PREMIUM CLUB FROZEN SPECIALS ,«.l PORK CHOPS W INTER GARDEN — FAMILY SIZE A PPL E END - CUTS PEACH CHERRY PUM PKIN n | C C K l t N ■ O Bfcr #2io«. Mm CENTER CUTS SW IFTS PREMIUM SIRLOIN . S i“ FOUR FISHERMEN ICELANTIC OCEAN FISH S T IC K S » PERCH s!« aJ 0 .6 6 C 1 & H E A V Y WESTERN LYKES PALM RIVER SW AN SON ’S HADDOCK SLICED 0.770 A CH U CK O.GdCtA 0.99CrA m OMCtA MORTON’S 0.77Cr A 0.66Ct A 0.55Gr A BIRDSEYE M ACARONI GREEN PEAS ROMAN O.WCrA 0.33Gi A Foodmart FRESHLY GROUND 0 .2 2 C r A O lltrA 0.22Cr A Register 0.33Cr A j O.MHGr A 035Gr A 0.66GrA 0.77Cr A 0.80if A 0.99Cr A O.QBGr A Worth 0.77Ct A i 0.66Gr A i Money 0.55 Cr«A.. U .^ /w FOOD KIN( FOOD KIN( i Bene til (tame Set PITTSBUKOII ( liP I)—The Ptttaburgh IWiketball Wrtlera Atuieia Boo win ipon-or an all Mar Itene At ha*Lrthall carnr for hoipllal b ad Cincinnati tlinal* player Maurire Stnke*. March II ilir •midget -giant" game »tll feature aotlem- *iar< ft i and up on one •ram ami thine under ft fm l on Aw Other aquad With $8.00 Tha Unrat military n ervation qrithin Ihv iNUmdarie* of ■ United At*U« rlty i* the i.M darra Pr# aid in M Son Fr*nei*ro. P lan 5 H I-F ID E LIT Y PASCAL • STEREOPH ON IC • 33’s - 4 5 ’ s - 7 8 ’s • LA TEST H ITS SW EET Fit* you r I’lvnea • FLAVOR Foodmart It Crlup Florida G u lf L ife A d apt *A O nlrr 033Ec A 0.22Gr A\ OllCrA. Church 0 .1 1 C t A . j BANQUET ANGEL FOOD nnodn (JUAHTKRS S 0.77Ct A U^>wA' $ 0 .8 8 C t A % 0.77GrAi S S S S SWIFTS BABY M EATS $ % G u lf L ife I ije iuix CRACKERS ir A T iQ H PARK AVa > 0 .Z Z G i A OJLlGr A 0.E2C.A J S OJJCri O.lflEi i '* 0.6fCri' * 0.77b i PUSS V BOOTS HI-HO A 055Ct A O.UUGiA 0.33StA 0 .6 6 G t J Ask about M. CAT 7 # FOOD Tull Can* ^ School 022Gr A 0.33Gr A j O.MUCr A 0.55CrA ] O.66G1A • Charity c h a n g in g With Gtlif Life’« exclusive Adapt-A-Flan you esn guarantor an inromu for your fiunily kfid providu for your ndircinriit as wail. OJlUtrAt S . S 035EcA ■ J OMbt S CJSC'tl s f om t! 0.7704/ �1 This Old House Is Getting Shaky, This Old House Getting Old’ By Virginia C«hi* Hr raid Malt Writer £ I'irat a two Article* The lady, half blind and feeble, rote from her b»d. The pillow was covered with a burlap rack. •‘ I» it aomeone to aee m e?” ahe asked. She came into the narrow dark •crr.dor from her nxim. Tallered euriaini hung in ahreda at the window. A scrap of rug, a glutg tc r e d bureau, a broken chair and a lumpy bed completed the turn iihlngt. ‘i t mutt be totneone to aee me la It a man or a woman?” Tbit la the houte on the hill— the Seminole County Home. Here the community bathrooms, one for men. one for women, are barely discernible. lighted only by painted windows. Odors of age and tickncta permeate the wooden floors, bare of paint. Rusty f u ­ tures and cracked porcelain defy aanitation. In the Infirmary. patienU use mivrnniixe Jars for water pit­ chers. Medicines are kept in a I attached to a treacherosss looking wooden closet: the door opens the chandelier. Eserything la too narrow; doors, wrong way in the hall. Dressings corridors, rooms and ayringea Ue covered on an An o<d man who served the ancient cabinet. county for more than 10 years The infirmary ka always full. lies dying in a rear bedroom. Mott of the patients draw their The sun beats through the crack­ ed shades. No curtains her*. last breaths here. Metis must be carried front th. Mattresses are loo short fur the main house across the yard A makeshift hospital beds. "Tbat'a hot plate wanna cot fee that has all right for that man. ‘eau%e grown cold during the transition. The makeshift kitchen in the he doesn't hast any legs,” a nurse said. To tall for help, ram infirmary holds a battered refrtIn the dormitory pull on cords geretur for juuvt and medicine. Dlthoe aee weehed m laundry tube, then placed back on trass. Thrrr are no shelves ur cupboard* for them. Many of Ms. keys on die up right psano ui Use Using room are missing. Atop the piano le a tree made uf Christmas cards, supplying souse eoior In the hare room An old man MU brfore the hianng TA te' Tlse floor le cov ered with linoleum. A new ehair in one corner looks out of place. The fresh green and wi.itr din mg room Is ptewiarrt and invit­ ing Ar. old timer works a cross word puarle on a table. On closer inspection, Hi* oilcloth covering the tables la badly cracked The curtains are faded and torn In all these rvaems paint ssnuld help, but U aotdd never hole Mw large celling rracka Tile kitchen has no aupixiants no shelves so hold Ilia vintage |x4s and pens. The moslern refrigeraior stands out m embarrassment. like Ihe new deep freeir in the dining room Tiu-ce are hues efertrtr sSosoa. The osrtv* won't work In atlhar. Milk from die cows h*s Just 1st-on brnuglM in. and stia on the kitchen table, ready tor straining Thera ■ Ihe sim-U of apnrote cooking Ttsa eouk ainilea Tina M a happy room Tlie storerooms hold ample sup piirs id aanned goods, potatoes and onions l.inrn closets are fill­ ed with sheets and pillovs cases, all m need of ropair. Blankata are stored above. The bedrooms are RVe She blind oM lady a. only stw peeNwe a burlap sack on bee pillow. The furniture is from a by gone era. in this huu-e that eao Isold many, there are lew. lo die rain, or ’ sight svorhto^ ihoea in tlie tutored home wall to lhasr dining room off a b o o netting porch from die kitchen. Tlse house on the hilt doesn't look bad feoiu ttse road Its gray stucco walla are proleitrd by huge mossy oaka and shiny nw> anga trees Welt fed roam ki a fenced yard 0 ltr d c tu fn rii ib n t U t * VOL. X LL X jg t t g AN Pruaa Lsmewd W ire IH D K P E N D K N T E aU M Uhed 1908 D A IL Y NEW SPAPER • ~ T H l IIS D A Y . FKH IU ’ A K Y 26. I!»59 S A N F O RD, F L O R ID A N O. 879 Khrushchev Gets Blunt Warning ■ U i;Y S UA.SEUALL S IO N — Al W allaca (w a t e d ) o f B oyd -W a lln ca Insurance A g e n c y A hand* W ard G o o d rich a check fo r th e fir n t • , i Kn gold for the lo ca l baseball park. G o o d - rich i* buainws* m anatfer o f the G rey h ou n d *, S a n fo r d * e n try in the F lorida State Ix-aRue. Prison Guard Is Jailed i| A s Burglar; Con Helped OCALA (1111)— A guard at the new men's prison farm near here and hie brother were arrested •arly today In connection with a ecrirs of safa cracking job* In tha a n a which netted more than 123.000. Superintendent Harvey Weat of tha prieon said Guard Samuel All* man, 26, and hla brother George, r • • Car Wrecks Keep Patrolman On Run Highway Patrolman Oltn E. Garrett was buay working acci­ dents last night. The first occurred at R:20 p. m when Sam Emmett Finley, Weat - |>aim llrach, attempted a left turn • Into Church St. at Highway 17-M. Finley’s sedan was demolished by a semi trailer driven by Wil­ liam Ihrrie Jordan Jr., Savannah, Ga. There were no Injuries. Finley, a dental technician, was charged with driving whi a intoxi­ cated and taken to the county Jail A driver from Orlarolo it being sought by Garrett after leaving the scene of sn accident at 9:10 laat night. The driver backed into a “ sedan parked on the Sunnytown Hoad. Minor damage waa caused to the car. owned by Marion Clay Eskridge, Denver, Col. Two mile* north of (Jvtcdo on State Road CM, a tractor trailer jackknifed at tl;l& in tha rain. Ervin Edward Brown o f Jacksonvllle lost control of the truck ai hr rounded a curve oo the wet pave­ ment. « Garrett estimated dam age! at • Hut). The truck »aa loaded with pipe, which went through tha front of the truck. Brown wan charged w.tti speed too great for conditions uarrett weru borne at 3 a. in , a tired man. Schedule Listed For X-Ray Units Free chcit X-rays will l « given tomorrow at the Midway Groeary. from l 4 n. m. and U8 p. m . and at Vowell's in downtovsn Sanford from lu a. m.-I p. m. and 2-6 p. m. The service it provided bv th* Florida State Hoard of Health, the Seminole County Health Unit and lint Seminole County TB and Health Association. Two Will Attend Parks Workshop Ronald Perry and James Dunn will attend th* Soeitheaatern Parka and Recreation workshop at North Carolina Stale Collrge in Raleigh. Tiie three day workshop will be­ gin March 4 The program deala with planning, maintenanc* and operation of parks, stadiums and recreational facilities. How’s That A gain ? / < CLINTON, Tenn. (U P J > - Troop *r Fred Brown arrested motorist Oliver II. Anderson for speeding and drove him to Jail In lodge th* complaint. Anderson charged the trooper with exceeding the apeed limit on the trip to Jill. So far. the charge against An drrson has hern dropped. Bruwn'i still M pending. were Jailed in runnevtion with a senes of robberies which mvoivcd at lesat on* prisoner and maybe more. West said that Samuel Altman allegedly has been letting at lead one prisoner out of Ids ceU nightly to liclp with the job*. lie declined to disclose the name of the prisoner at this time He said tlie investigation D still under way and more than on* convict may be involved. West said he hit b"-n trve’ tigating the situation for two weeks, following a lip froui one of tlie prisoners. lie railed in the Highway I'atnil and about 2 a in. today, Da Saul, tlie vigil paid uff. West said he parked just outside the prison in an unmarked ear and saw Allman let a prisoner out of the gates. The prisoner ran and jumped in West's <>r, appar­ ently thinking it waa the car of licorga Allman. A few minutes later. George Altman, accompanied by an un identified man. drove up In a new i'ontiac and was surtoui.did by patrolmen West said burglar tools werr found in Una car and he later found more safe cracking tools hidden in a Spot in lie woods mar Ocala to which he was led liy tinprisoner involved. The prisoner told him they had planned two safa jobs in Gaines ville early today, West said. lie said the group had cracked a safe in Inverness, but it was load­ ed with tear gaa and they did not get any money. Builders Warned Of Bouncing Check Building supply houses tn Semi Hole County were warned today of a man who order* several bun dred dollars worth of luinlwr. pays for it with a check, aud never return*. The check is always IS to more than the total amount, and the difference Is r-turned to him in cash The checks have been dr.<wn on a hank in I aketand Hr has no account then- police said He was identified as using the name of J. C. Jones, alias Wil llama. Police said hr has worked the operation successfully m Vo­ lusia County. Not Thirsty, Just Needed Some Cash PATERSON, N. J. (UPI) - A teen • aged hoy entered a liquor atora Wednesday night and asked for two cans of beer "for my father." Told he was too young to buy alcoholic bavrrages. the youth went away but returned later with a gun. robbed the place of SI90C3 and left without bothering to pick up any beer. Chief Is Absent; Thieves, Be Wary (H erald S ta ff P h o t o ) Court Okay Asked For Baseball Club Organizers of the Sanford base­ ball Club, In c, yesterday asked Circuit Judge Voile Williams Jr . to approve the corporation a a a non profit venture. The charter includrs the names of proposed officers of the cor­ poration. which will operate the Sanford franchise In the Class I) Florida State League. Proposes! as officer* are Dr D H Mathers, president; W. K. MeRoberts, vice president and John Fitzpatrick, secretary treasurer. Officers are not elected as yet. but the official announcement hinges only on approval ai the corporation by Judge Williams Meanwhile. W a r d Goodrich, business manager fur Ihe Grey hounds said that orders are hr inc arerptrd for advertising signs on the fence at municipal stad lum The first such sign was sold yesterday lo Boyd Wallace llisur anre Agcnry. At least 71 such signs are sought for the fence, Goodrich said. Manager Parky lingers and IT players have returned signed con tract* lo Goodrich. The team will start spring training at Frrnan dma Reach un April I. accord mg to an anniiuitrrmr.it from .Sherry Robertson, minor league director for the Washington Sen atori, with which Sanford will be affiliated. Dulles Confident Of Full Recovery, Return To His Job WASHINGTON (tJPI» — Secre­ tary of State John Foster Ihrllrs was retorted confident today that his cancer treatments will permit him to return to his State Depart­ ment desk. Phylis# Reman. Dulles' chief secretary, quoted him as Irltlng her he was going to resume his official duties "H e iImJ say that?" reporter! pressed her "Yes. indeed he did,” ahe r# plied Miss llcrruu said she and three other girls from Dulles'office who took Die secretary a present on hi* 71st birthday tVrdncwlaj itiil not a»t him when he would le hack The aide said Dulls« was "fe e l­ ing prrly good" In his room at Waller Kst-d Army Hospital. "W e l ad lots of g'saj laughs with him. Hr was quite sharp as a matter of fact Hr was full uf teans." Dulles wil' rrerRe aynthrr dose of radiation today from th* not pital s million volt X-ray machine Prince Schedules Home Honeymoon TuKYO (I'P li— Crown Prmca Mthttn and bis commoner brideto br. Mtss Mtrhlkn Shots un|| honeymoon in Japan. H was an­ nounced today. Imperial household director Ta­ keshi I’saml said there was no foundation for press reports that the royal pan might fo lo Miami after their April 10 wedding. Chief Roy Williams was not In Man Cut In Fracas A 26-year-old Bamord man was th* office this morning at the taken to Seminole Memorial Hos­ Sanford Police Department pital for emergency treatment last Vandala had broken Into his night after his brother-in-law at camp at Blue Springs In Volusia Inked him with a knife. County, and mad* off with prac­ He waa treated for a drey cut on tically everything portable, avrn the right arm and thumb. He did th* Uoana urn lb* bad*. j mot pres* ehar\ta. Collins Urges 'Restraint' 107 Lillie Words May Spell Success On 'M ix in g ' Statements For U. S. Missiles T A L L A H A S S E E (L T D — Gov. L u llov Collin* nuiil. in e ffe ct, to d a y that legialatora cmniiilutea, the new»pa|a>r* am! g o v e rn o rs nhoulsi quit popping o f f an m uch on the aegregation iaauu. "T ite tim e hua com a fo r exerciae o f conaiilerntile rus lr a in l" in thiw field. Collin.* told hta news con feren ce. “ I think th# people ran under- — — — — — —— — •land it (the manifesto) for what It U,” he said. ‘‘I hsv* the ffiling this whol* subject is su fraught with emotion and so sub.ert to unsound interpietaUuns and ll is likely that any statement would be received in a different light than 11 was ui This was eiccullves’ day at the tended, that I will not Comment.” l lumber of Commerce Coffee Hr said hts statement about Club. restraint applies to "legislators, cdr. John Miller, chief staff ofCan tidalrs, the newspapers and flier of Ibavy Vtlark Wing line governors. introduced the ' numlx-r two" men Collins was out of th* state in rai-h squadron at Itarney Fn d Known av the men who "do Ihe when a gloup of legislators, led by Itrp, Itirnan! O. Milrhrd of dirty work." the executive officer* Leon County, adoptrd the mani­ included l.cdr. II C. Hamilton. festo vowing to fight fur racial Fasron &l. arid a former I.SO with VAII-I; l.cdr. Charles Gulhtic, segregation and slate*' rignta. In a ape-ch at Pensacola Wed- VAII-lj Cdr. Norm.tn Mrlntils. Kannr't Rowell, re sdv/, Speaker-1 K-vignatc Tora VAII-*: Cdr Rraslry sevsrriy critic tied uniden­ VAII-7, in his second lour of duty tified state officials whom he said at Sanford, and Cdr. Karl ( Ruddy j are "urging- integration unnecessar­ Yates. VAIftr Charlie Mnrrivun. j-usit. rrla ily." lie warned that Ihieati-nrd Hoik duii lor of the Chanda r, in Voluntary liiU-gruHoh of the tlr- trodiieed Rii-haid Parrish of th. e-fneid Villa Eb-mrnlury School Richard snd I ewis Curb market on in Miami la fostering legislation JUIh St, Mayor \l Wilson ami which might seriously jeopardise | **" son nf retired rail the state's frrr public school road man Joe KdwartD. Young Eduards is presently •>stent. with a llrazilian airline, ami is State School Supl Thomas D. visdir.g his father in l-akr Mary Hailey said hr was in "Complete Morriion anmniiicrd the uimiiiiagreement ' with the state's rights uf Ilia Easter l.lly Ball, March t> jihilosophy in tfiat manifesto, lieit Tlie ball will Iwmfil the Crippled slid he would opjiose any ninvu children's Soelcty of Seminole to abolish tin school system to County Tl- k< Is are aiadable at prevent mixed classes. Mr* Applrl-y's Restaurant, ant from Mn l - n HouvhoMer at the Sanford Atlantlr Rank. Grange Juice was served at the Coffer Club through Hie courtesy of the Rich Food Plan Morrison tooki-d at the small group attend mg and taid. “ What we lark in quantity, we make up in quality." Adolph E Schreek. di< I in stantly thl* morning at hi* bomr on Magnolia Avr Offbials said he shot himself in the right tern pie with a revolver, Juvtiie of the Praia Hugh Dimran ruled the death as sulrtda. TAMPA. Fla (DPI)— Many stu Time was set at R a tn Mr Schreek was a retired m rr dent* of the Gary elementary rbanl He earn* lo Sanford four school slaved home lialsy and nf months ago from lanJ O' t.akes flrlals launched a new altark on Wis lie wras txirn June la 1*03, vermin in the building About 10 mothers gathered in in Chicago, wild was a nirinbsr of Masonic Isxlgr No 21* F.agtr angry session at the school pi in River, Wis , and the Iwithrran rtpal's office Wednesday and tot ed tn keep their youngsters (Mil Church. Survivors include his wile, Mrs of srhoni until rats, miles and llralrice Schreek. Sanford; one roaches are cleared out Some of the mothers strqiped •sin. Frank A Schreek, il-nder »on. Nrv ; two brothers George H <ir children In the waist to Sehrrek. Harvey. III. amt I I ink show newsmen welts they said were caused by mile lilies Sriueek. I and O' l.akes School officials said they had Remains will lie vent m Chiragn fur services ami interment llns been trying lo get rid of the pests son Funeral Home is in charge for some tllilr, bill wi'houl sue *e«* of local arrangements. Mrs. Joan Williams, a third grade (earlier, said the situation tiad grown so serious in Ihe put two days that she was forred tn hold classes outdoors Before It was learned that ver Tickets for tiie Florets S>m min had invaded the building, phont C o n c e rt W ent on sale today teachers noticed so many welts at Rnumillat and Anderson. Imirh- on the children they thought *n ton's Drug Store anil the Kecrra epidemic of chicken pot had broken out tl»n offoe at Die Cine Center Coffee Club Meets Ramey Executives Sanford Man Dies Of Gunshot Wound Mite Bites Force Drive On Vermin At Tampa School Symphony Tickets Available Today Navy personnel may pun base tirkets Monday and Tuesday at Mir Ra«e Ksrhange The con i rt will come to the Sanford Civic (’inter Mxrrh Id, sponsored by the Sanford Mrs re*lion Department. A free rhiklrtn's concert will be given during the afternoon. Weather Macmillan States Action Dangerous MOSCOW (IJ1M )— Hrititih Prim* M lnU tur lln rold M ho. m ill.hi ft axis iiifurm etl S o v ie t I'rutnicr N ik itn Kliruncltev in lihint teniiiv tlm t tihilitU'rul llititainn action in Herlin cun CAMBRIDGE. Maas i t l l 'l ) - "o n ly loud to n datiKermia nit tint ion,” it wnn diacloaed today. A liritish aim keam nn ntado the d isclo -n re a s Mucntillna Aurrafl and rutkrl experts today hailed 107 little words that may | tiHik o f f by plane on h "tou riat circu it” o f K iev and I.e:)inspell a military advantage fur Ihe grad without Khrushciiev wlto waa V S. In have accompanied him. Th* The woidi form a simple lan­ spokesman said Khrushchev did guage which enables electronic not go because of a "had tooth.” brains tn plan and supervise the The spokesman said he wanted manufacturing of plane and mis to "inaka it clear” that It was not stle parts by other mechanical Nixon Vacationing’ Macmillan'* firm talking t h a t MIAMI ( t i l l — Vue l i e .dent ratistd Khrushchev to abandon equipment The woik will hr done Kii-hard Nixon is in Miami on an­ hts plans to escort him. faster and al less cost. The language, part of a system other of his uninnounrrd vacation*. Rrltish sources said Macmlllan'a railed Automatically Programmed a t a t a m e n 1 1 to Khrushchev Tolls i A I'I' i. was made public at Iaill Given ‘ Reform* Wednesday at dinner and during WA.MIINGTON tUPIJ — Hutu# an intermission of tha ‘ ‘ Romeo Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology. leaders tu>lay put a "reform " , m| Juliet'* ballet apparvnlly had APT will enable this cinintry lo un a till! to give memtx-rs more caused Ihe temperature uf the "build a war machine that no and higher pined office help. talks to rise laxly would want to tackle." said The sources earlier described l.t. (sen i larcmc S Irvine, Air Money Withdrawn the atinosplurr as cool aa the Force deputy chief of staff fur VAI.I...II v. Maila t i n 'l l Mal­ result of Khrushchev'* Tueadajr material. tese depositors have withdrawn vpcech in which he rep-cted the Irving told a news conference savings from a government bank We.'.'a offer of a foreign mini*, APT "tv perfectly wundrrlul ” in a new display of passive re- ters' ronftrmee and demanded M MIT scientists said APT works atitafifc agaliut Britain. inerting at the summit Instead, t l ry simply An engineer would Rrtli aide# aMiu unce<l that dep. take a rough drawing nf a de­ Thumbs Are Insured iitit s had reaeli.-d agreement ue signed part and use APT language LONDON (01*11 i M < a lo­ rultmal exchanges h. tween the to write out a brief summary of ll r i d g e University tiddlywinks two rountnei. This will cover aaIts specifications. team, which meets (lafnrd today, change nf tourists ami hooka and Ilu electronic brain w-nild take lias lieen iniured hy Lloyds for similar activities. tin- summary and. in a matter of t7iq) a thumb. Earlier, diplomatic source* aaid scrtimls or minuies, plan the pail Macmillan's e f f o r t s to reach III detail The brain would then liiberace Home Sold agreement with Khrushchev had vend instructions lo an unmanned IIKHUAN UAKti, l a w 11 ■11 all lint ended and that relations mat tuns wlilrh would turn out the l.tberace’s slmwplacv home here werr so Icy that Macmillan would part with * to liy jti find plano-sliai-ed limit his efforts to stressing the \PT will make jitiMliirlfun both swimming jasul was wild lYislnes- dinner of Klnushrhev'a uncom­ promising stand on Herlin. cheaper anil less tune—eonium day for $w<l.(S>>t>. mg reseatchcrs said In me said APT will mean bet Ike Chooses Clare ter airplanes and tpaer missiles WASHING ION tUPI) — Pied at no increase in rust and may di lit Kicenhower today nominated e i hi greatly reslurr the rurrrnt M l. liar.* ili.ittie Luce, former rod uf national defense. D. S ainhaisador to Italy-, to be ambassador to Iliartl. News Briefs Policeman Jailed For Rape-Slaying NEW YwKK i DPI > —A A y. ar old honor policeman and a 22 yrar old roinpanlnn were arrested Wednesday night for the ra|w slaying of a CO year old grand mother who resisted their drunken iilvinrri A police itepartment spokesman said Brooklyn Patrolman Franels J Rogers admitted that hr helped Im-j I Mrs Viola Mlriuan union si loes Sunday night after hr and I bonus Worths, a tniekdrivrr's hi Ipi i p u l l e d ihe screaming aranilioolber uf nine into llirir ear Rogers said Murtha raped Mi- Wn man but he did not lings is wav charged w tb homl cole amt xlurtlxai with tiiinilrldr ami rape Ins- widow was (omul union .nous in a parking lot Monday and died two hours latrr in a bos pital Aiilhurltles had aearrlird In tali lor her assailants until an unidentified patrolman supplied ii formation that threw- suspicion on lt-ii.rr>. Iiaider of a citation far un morions duly. Exchange To Ship 250 Millionth Box Collins Confident Money Sufficient Post O ffice Closed? LONDON it H i A luuglar broke into tile Holloway branch 01 the Westminster lt«nk Wednesday night and stol* It rents worth of •tani|>s. Farm Income H igher WASHING !u \ (U P lj— the Agrlcultuie Department reported todo)' Die average American farm­ er made more moor) last yaal than in any yrar since 1031. Hawaii To Be 50th? WASHING i UN it PI i or less labored today to extend America s iMiundariri tar into the blur Parifle by making Hawaii Ihr 3oth slat* T V A Drive Started W.VMIlNG l«)N iLPIr A new dnve wa. s.kited III Congress to d„> to lei tl.r Ttum . • V..... > Authority Issue it-vnmir bonds to u d -e money lur extended p-iWer facilities. W reckage Sighted OHLANDO lU i'll - H i. veirck age of a misdng small prlvat* plane was found today tn a heavily wooded area ab ut 23 mlt.s north­ west uf MeltNiurnv, the Air F'uic* reported her*. A n ti-White Riots SAIISItURY, Rhodesia (D P I)— TAMPA t l 'l 'l ) — The Florid* Anti vehltc violent e is raging to­ Citrus Exchange's 330 millionth day in trrrilnries spanning Africa Ikix of oranges will help It rclr from sea to sea and from tlie In ale its hnh anniversary next ■Congo jungla* to th* Ca|>« of Juveniles Arrested month i Good Hop# Three Negro juveniles wen arGeneral Manager John T lo-t tested yesterday fur stealing shots |ry .aid the Exihangr would ship O ffered Insurance (torn Ihe Golilslano Georgia Shite Hit Imx tn the New York Au ton IIARTOW tU I'l)— Former Kep. Dll7 W'ffl 1.1lh St M.ukil Manh I to highlight Die E B (Sliorty) Jones testified to­ Die complaint was made by E orgamiation a anniversary. day he met with Bh.rtff Hagan A. Covington, owner of the stoic Parrish tn IVf><! to sell him tnsurTlie t-oys were chaigni with petty •nice imt brill* him to allow gam­ larceny. bling to flourish. $!H)0 Million Claim MANILA (L 'I'I) — Goveriiiuent officials disclosed Wednesday that I'aitill clearing and cooler to a special mission would least for night, low aiwtist 33. kriday partly W'a shin* ton soon to discuss the cloudy and mild South and south­ Philippines' <«u> - million • dollar west winds IS lo 33 miles per hour, omnibus claims against th* Jnited brtomiai north*e#4 latUghL Malta. Deaf Mute Given One-Way Ticket Diver Ends T est TV! I.AIIAHHKK (UPI) — De> spite pessimistic finanrial report* from othrr m in e s . Gov. Eeltof Collins Insisted again today that Florida ran gel hy without new lairs ui the next two years. And Collins told hts liras coiy. fs-rctiee that Florida apjiarrnlly la ne of only a half doirn state* to Ihr nation that la tn this "favor* able” posiliun. lie sa.l h . found this out at a meeting of the governor's confercure evr.utlv* roinmittrsi in Biloxi, Miss, Monday and Tuaulay. H* said the subject of finances and tasri received more attention Hum (lie governors than any other tuple. "I found that nearly every Mat* is bung hard put to it to avoid .obdAiiti.il new lav-a this year,1' lie said, "ami I feel Florida la in a .cry fortunate position in havtojg !h# (tuner to avotd additional >avrl." lie said thta is no Hm* for peatimiiin ur statements of "wails and »oes" about curtailmvnl of state services. Comptroller Ray Given said to Jacksonville Wednesday Uiat h* dues not think now that present revenue sources mill rats* to tha nest biennium even III* 71* mlllloa dullsri he estimated a few month* back Station Featured In Aircraft Paper Tli* Heavy Attack story i* fea­ tured m au inaerl ui the "North American Take-Off," a publication produced by th* Columbus Divltion of North American Aircraft Covp. fllustr*t.xi with picture* ot >uua<lroii pcraount-l, Sanford and the .Sanford Naval Air Station, tha feature gives a pat on tha back to ihe men at Katncy Field and tea paopit of Sanford. Dc: chsd art many of th* ■#■*• ioole County advantages. Including It* cllmat*. facilities and atUlud* toward th* Navy. A deaf mute who refuted to out.ANDO ( U l l ) — bkindivar stop soliciting money In San'ird Duke Myers gave up his underwa­ was put on a hua today and sent ter endurance teat Wednesday .Sljfn O f The Timei hack to her home itx Grtfftn, Ga. after 17 hours and 3u minutes, far Sign to th* rear window of ft She was turned over to the •hurt uf the lu hour* and one min­ foreign car parkrd la dawntowa S riff ■ Department by local ute re td eot laat year to New Sanford: "Help Stamp out Cadil­ lac* " |Orleans. puiica. '■ �r 9 ft P g * e 2 — T h o r * ., F e b . 2 * . 1959 P ta tttb fr r t ll 'Little Cuy' Gets Squadron's Honors Ax (hr AID RVywarrior taxied hark on the flight deck (if the URS Forrrital. It was lurroundtil by phmograpbcr*. »dr. 1. M. RnwrII .tr. command log officer of YAH-*, stepped from thf aircraft with hi* two •■few members. M .tjg i George Kaseote and AWt Eugene 7.ak. Ex-Actress Claims Hubby Booled Her ANOTHER NEW III SI NESS — fhnrllo Morrison, .(center, Inft) public relation* ilirector for the Sominolc Chamber of Coinmerce. extends n welcome to Mr. ami Mrs. J, K. l5ivH». niMiiHtrera of tho miwly-oixinecl •Inckson Minit Market on South Park A\e. William Jtrock (left I, » u |m rintcinlcnt o f the .lnrk«nn Minit Marketw from Jacksonville, looka on. Typical Day In U.S. Supreme Court WASHINGTON (C M ) — A< the I nine nn(-eo-old men swept Into the Supreme Court chamber, coutl (Tier Gtorge lluUhln on. after a few premonitory erit* o f "o y e r." proclaimed, "lha eouit t» now alt■ tlnf. Clod save the United i Sftica !*• ' jGthojgh this bore a similarity . tewaoma recent comments In Conr erect, the American liar A s m , » Blonde Found Dead ; In Lovers' Lane : MIAMI M i ’ l l - An attractive hlonda found shot to death In a tecludrd lovers’ Isnn near hero J today was Identified as a 21-year< old Nalinnal Alrllnci reservation! clerk. Hialeah Gardens M ho at first erroneously identified the body ac i that of Christine Hurkr. a (miner local barmaid. Hut Miss Hurkr showed up alive a lew liouri lalrr In Camden. N. J. Cater, county homicide officei Identified the body at that erf ' Mr*. Mary C. Mrslener, reporlrd milling about the lime the lx>dy was found Gerald Frost, chief of tioUre at lllalaati Gardena, said the ponytailed blonde closely resembled Mil. Burke, who had dated Frost’a brother. The body was found In sumc brush on lha bauk of the Miami River, an area known as a good fishing spot liy day and a losers’ Una at night. Tho woman was West Ini! a two-piece suit with a dark blue sweater. Puller said Stir hid turn killed by a bullet in tho rlatlit temple. Olfltcrs said stir apparently put up a hard stiugglr- bsloro being shot because her ault and sweater Ware torn. I Deaths ANTWERP. Belgium (UPI1 — Frank Kckart. 4iS, American opt r •tic tenor, rollapsid T u e s d a y night while sinning in *‘ I..1 Tosr;i’ ’ al the Antwerp Royal opera and ‘ died in Ihe wings. Physicians a aid he suffered a coronary thromboala. - WASIILNGTON ( l P I ) — Theo­ dore Rehacfcr, 4*. organist and Chcirmailrr at Ihe Nalinnal Prosbytarlan Church which 1* attend;rd by President Elicnhowcr. was .found dead Tuesday nlcht in his apartment. I ’atise cf dralh was not Immediately drtrrinlned. CHARLOTTES V 11.1. K. Va. (UPI)—Cornell Mdney i ranklln, 47, former territorial judgr o f lla wall, died Tuesday at hi* country home near h e r e following a stroke. and el-ewheie, Hutehiniun appai* •matching of hie nose, ne-k and rnlly didn’ t mean anything by it ear. At lent none o f Ihe Justice , io'»k At \t hiceii’s right ami left ir* olfetur. speetively. Justices Hugo Mack in fairness to Hut-hinson, hr aid Kells frankfurter, Cunsidcied did gu ahead and Invoke divine by many !■« be tho court’s Intel* aid for the court aim. Maybe that lertlisl giants, managed In give toot the sting out of it. Me atiptHi.ince of midgets bmdr Although it was noon, Hutchin­ the Uucf Justice. This was pattly son and other court officials hsd because he’s a big man and part­ on mumlng ro»l* and striped ly ai a result uf one of (heir fre pants. Page* hustled unashamed 1ijurnt esriclsts of the light not atnund the rhamhrr In knlckrn. '.0 conform. They InOst on sitting The JiMtlee* wore hlark robe*, in lower rhalrs than the irat, with Chief Justice Earl Wairrn, tilt the irsull that nothing much bul lilted by some as lacking judicial their heads show over the betnh. r aperient e, turn* out to look Derision* wrre handed down. more like a jUugt than tha late Tin* W a n t nuny opinions to be aelssr, l-ewi* Stone. The re*t ol trad, some nf them In full. On the Court also put on nn linpie ■ thl» court •omrbody t< always dis­ rite Judicial f i nut, although H is senting and even when they agree true Jus Get William 0 . Douglas It may be for conflicting r«**nns, Trip Total Loss ■lid e n g a g e In ronsidriabln Kveiybndy (but lllarkt trad CHICAGO (U r i)— The New something, either ma)oiity, mi­ Bedford (Mass.) Tech basketball nority or tcmcuirlng views. Then team today was reconsidering tne there were arguments to be value of road (rips. heard; Sint# Monday, they have lost to Hut Supreme Couit Justices, R Illinois Tech, lost to the Univer­ develops, quit work for lunrh Just sity of Chicago, and loat their uni­ like people, only mote punctually, forms, gym ihoe* and warmup At the prescribed hour of I p.m^ logs to a thief. Khlrf Petty officers o f Hraey Wirrrn Imltt-d William H MahonAttack Kquailrnn Nine and Iheir ey, of Ruffalo, N. Y , midway In dependents are planning a family an enthralling tale of a Chinese •ador named Fnng, who was atpirnlr, .Saturday. I ho nu'.dnnr affair will be a bar­ rt.»ed trf jumping ship In Newport becue, beginning at to n’clurk at News, Va. the Navy Reach Oil Lake Goldrn. Tlie court will get mound to its Pete l ettugaliis, leading petty of. vrrdlcl sometime In Ihe distant fuer of VAII-ls’s air frame* dlvl- futur*. einn. said the patty comm litre has gone all out In |itovide refreshmints for l-rfh the adults and chil­ dren 'TVc'll hate plenty of good barbecue, rating contests. s*< k races, boat rides, fulling, swimming and son bathing for those who want to tale it easy,'* he said. A revival crusade it now In ’Ihe small fry air rupvitt-d to lake yarn of a large number of progress at Ihe Kne Methodist! Church Pronlo Pups, eold drinks and The Rev. Ira Hindman Jr„ pas other rood things which will l« tor, said services will tontlnuo served. Arrangements for the party through the week, with the Rev. wcce made by Ihe VA1I-9 (TO Clyde VanVtlfn as ipeakrr. Set* flu b s Parly font mlt|*o, consisting ire* start al 7 *> and Include a of Helen and Pcle I'rtrnraRo, variety of musiral groups, as Iami'a and Phil Phillips and Iran well at congregational alnging Mr. XanValln I* the pictcnt ill. and Gene Overstreet. rn lor of Free Methodist Youth in the eastern F R He is a gradu ale of Roberts Wesleyan College ami As bury 'thiulugiral .Seminar). Services are held each availing GAMA (I 'P li— A live year old rsrept .Saturday, The crusade Negro iioy accidentally was shot will d o le Bund ay evening. to ilealh Wrdni »d*V when he ami Ins brother were placing with a Heroic* Tradition shotgun at Ihrlr home. RELLQWh FAUJi. VI. tCTIi John Oiunn u j i pronounced —Ethan AUrn. named after the dead on arrival at a local hmpl famed leader of tha Green Moun lal tain Do)s, became a hern to the Ilia mother, a hairdresser, was National Guatd when In* enlist trmling a customer in another ment brought Company A up In part of the home at the time of Its full strength fur the first lime the shooting. since It was utganiied in 1933 CPO'S Schedule Picnic Saturday ' N'uw HVallahle t-i Vi>u Inr first Ctma without a doetors prescripMin. our new drug called DllRINEX. You must lute ugly lat Jn T ilat i nr >uur tn»nty hack n o niuce starsatism stir la, stremi«>us eseretsr. L i a l u n , mn-sago pi taking o f so-calltd n-ducing candles, crackers nr ecMikles or thewina gum OPIUM.X Is ■> tiny tablet and t.isilv swallowed. Ab­ solutely harmless. When y»u take UPIUNLX. ynil still ftijuv your teals, atill eat the fundi you itkr, ut you simply don’t has* the Uiga for «stia portions because ODiitNEX depress<* jour appe(ite and decree v* your desire for food. Automatically your weight must com e slown. he, atise a* your own doctor wIII tell sou , whtn you eat iiss, you weigh less Get rid o f rarest fat and live longer. ODRINEX It told on ltd* GUARANTEE; You mu*t lose Height wtlhln 7 days or ><sur Sloney back. Just Kturn the dtrkaie to your druggist and get pour full money bock ODRINEX costa COO and is enld with this strut money back guatantee b y : j Touch tun Drug Rime — 21 E. tel pfasl) Oidcfe Filled , ( Ex-Convict Admits Killing Companion FORT U t ’ DEftDALE (U P D John Freeman, who recently was placrd on (he KJU's tnp to want­ ed !hl. signed a manslaughter confession Wednesday In the kill­ ing of an f t convict last Septem­ ber Th# lewly of Glenn Maynard, an accomplice of Freeman's, was found In ■ woods her* a ahori Gme after he wai killed. Freeman, 44, wai brought here from Maryland hy FBI agents. In hla confession. Freeman aald he beat Maynard during a quarrel then allot him. Freeman added that he kilted Maynard In self defenie. VAIM HONORS VH» — Robert Vincent, fthird from left), was VIP for a day aboard the USS Korreatat. Vincent represented other squadron men who perform duties not • connected with, but necoMary to, flying. One of tho tumor* vvnn a flight in the A3I> with (left to right). Eugene Znk, AQ1, Cdr. I. M. Rowell Jr., nnd U(Jp) Georga Kaseote, (Official l\ S. Navy Photo) Doctors' Fees Reflect Changed Times NEW YORK (UPI) — Doctor a’ fees, like other living coiti, have •oared. New Jersey physicians charged only tl-kO to deliver a baby — In DM. Union Organizers Given Licenses By Florida Board TALLAHASSEE (U P D - Three Miami Taamatera Union organ!i*ri had Florida builntas agents licenses today desplta accusa­ tions of strong arm tactics The Halt L a b o r Huiinrt* Agents Board Issued Uit licenses to Harold Gross, Bernard Gcrow and Neil C. Lebin after getting character reference* from min­ ister* and other* In Gads County nut it lisutd lha llcrnsaa with v sign up union members. A group of Miami Reach service station operators had asked the Hoard to refuse the licenses to Ihe Irln. officers nf U ral 1M. In­ ternational Brotherhood of Team­ ster*. The operators said the men used Gestapo lacllct to lien mem­ bers. About the tame time, a doctor would drees a wound and "take nn* stitch" for a dollar In New Hampshire. Additional stitches coat U cents a piece. A pioneer doctor In Danger. Maine, would call a! your home for II. nut if you lived mors than one mile from hit office, he'd thargt eslra at tha rata of M cant* a mile. The bargain ratea didn't last, arrordlng to accounts In Medi cal America." publishrd by a drug firm. The reason: Doctors faced ''increased living cost* and depreciation of currency value" The cost of seeing a doctor hit an all-time high In California dur ing the gold rush. Office calls were UJ, up from tJ before the gc.td fever. When the rush was going full lilt, a rtnrtnr called to a patient’* hums- al night tapeded lino. Medical education, according to jo b n on e, t « 0 w g i EASTBOURNE, England (UPI) —Farmer Lewis P jlc dipped the titli of new lamb* in a mixture guaranteed to smell so badly no fox would go near them. Rut In complained Wednesday that the odor wai so strong Ihe mothera wouldn't go near them either. the historians, »a< dirt Chfap m the good old days. Ruffalo Medical College, for ex­ ample, charged 1IH for a “ medi­ cal education ticket" la 1U5. It wee good for as many course* as (hr student desired to slteod or needed for graduation. Tuition at a medical school op­ erated by a Paul Mlrhasu in Nsw Jersey In 17*0 was even cheapeiM He gave one lecture a day fo™ D*o months, charging for lha full course. Different, loo, were ' remedies* |n the pioneer days. Around l»4o. according to historians at tha Ore­ gon Medical Soclaty, “ bltedlng checked Itself when cobwebs were applied" lither remedies: ’ ’Poultices concocted of wheat, flour and sail. Whiskey was uni­ versally used. Sunflower u r ( snaked In spirits for 12 hours and taken internally was used foe rheumatism. , ‘ For Insert blici and itlng«, mud was applied. Onion Mrup wa« u»cd for children'» colds." Historians sing the praises of pioneer ductori, too. One of the heroes, Dr. Edmund Strudwick, of North Carolina, per­ formed a complicated life-saving operation on an arutcly >11 patient^ during the IMo *. At the time, Dr. Structwicki leg was broken—and unset Revival Under Way At Free Methodist if it's wash 'n wear slacks you YOU JUST NAME IT! WE'VE GOT I T . . . OUR NEW SELECTION OF FAMOUS Palm Beach * WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS ARE HERE. . . Gun Blast Fatal To Five-Year-Old I IAN FRANCISCO <I P! s— Mrs Clir* E. Gruenlng Stillman, 7fl, . author and former member o f the faculty of llrooklyn College, died Tuesday right al M. 7 i ju ris M* Xnorial Hospital of a thromtsosis. ■ “ o v e r w e ig h t FA T NEW YOHK (UP|> - form er movie (Ciren Yeronira Lake has had her huvbaml arrested fur ' kirklne her In Ihe bark with hit hare fool." Th* 39 year old blonde, whose pcck-a-hoo hair-do it now *ut abort, railed imlice about noon Wrdnettlay and atked them to pick up her huthand. inutir publither Joseph McCarthy, ,7S She complained that he had kicked bar and threatened to throw a tela phone at her. McCarthy was c h a r g e d with simple assault Al a rourt hearing later In the dav. Miss 1-ahe'a at­ torney, Ira W, Herman, told Mag­ istrate Walter Galdwin she was 'in mortal terror’’ of McCarthy. "the want him to slay away from her,’ ’ Herman raid. Galdwin offered to parole Mr Carlhy if hr stayed away from his wife, but McCarthy pointed nut that their house was also his home. " Y o u make it difficult for me," Gladwin said. "Five hundred dol­ lars hall." McCarthy who it Miss Lake's Ihird husband, said their domes­ tic situation "already is m tho hands of attorneys." Hot they did not recrlt* the at­ tention Tnc fourth nun wav ipyear old Unliert Vlnfrnl, tymhol of Ravage .torn Appreciation Hay. The thecla! day wit declared In mognltion of men In the tiuadron whom work l> far removed from actual flying, hut still very n e e d ­ ier v In flisht operations. To emphailia their Importance, the a-iuidron c:to»e one who would •V/ukolUe many olhert. He would he al'eri "very Important people’* honars. lEobtrl Vincent la operator of the fltirht trew t alley, where .offer, .............................. inup or mill may be .......... obtained- _ at anyr hour tiy piioYi ■ml’ tirewi who have Just returned from Iona flight*. After a plane ride with Ihe com­ manding offirer. Vincent a n led arrou a red rarpet into the island super itructure, and down Ihe Ad­ miral'! ladder to the squadron ready room, there he wa» placed in a veal o f honor and served co f­ fee while Ihe flisht debriefin* took plarr A special squadron rtHiflcate, referred for dignitaries, climaxed tho observation Cdr. Howell e x ­ pressed his admiralhm for the more than nm men represented by \mrent on Savage Sons Apprecia­ tion Gay. Vincent is back at hts job now, thrilled with the ioi|iortanc* of be­ ing a 'b ig wheal." The squadron will return to Ran. ford in March. Whnlfver color, atylc nr fabric look you prefer, we have II in nn nulwlamling range nf Palm lteach Wash *n Wear alacka. You ctn put tham in the automatic washer . . . spin them dry . . . do w ha I you wit) and they'll always look freshly preened . . . brand ne« { Incredible? Nol a bit . . . they’re constructed insurance with special (allorlng details tn perform this way . . . are comfort-cut for perfect fit, loo. Choose service from n wide lelecUon of corda, poplins, amooth weaves, lustrous ailk looks . . . all light, cool, wrinkleresistant . . . top performing. unexcelled! Q /\j^Y J /Q 9 5 See Ihe all new I’AI MITK by Palm Beach, this ik ^ iH fr lovely fabrie haa to he dry cleaned, bul— )ou’ll Palm Beach wash *a wear Bob Crumley Agency * H»«. T. M. Goodan(tan/orrf, litr. lost the luxurious look It has. Grey, tan, brown, Mur and navy. ONLY A ll. N u ll. Rmtk Hldg. — Sanford FA 2-0375 Formerly Juhn II. Williams iniurwne* Agency “We Invite Cbtrve Accounts* want �"I Thur?.. Fob. 26. 1059—Tape 3 #>nfnrfi Im B Miss Carol Flood , / s Party Honoree Thi* morning ai the "»?:erburnrr ' o( the DOQ, Na\a! Air b u Hun, Mis* Carol Flood, bruitelect <>f Lt. Jotrpli John Schltf Ktns. wa* honored uiltt a Coffer Shower. ' Ilntirssrs vierr Mr* L. J l-car>. Mr*. I) I*. Cunning and Mr* E D Nunnery. \ large floral ccnterptcee #s< used on (he eoffee table and par tv refretbment* of dam-h pastry, rolfre ansi Ira, ami individual l<rd rake*, in a bridal were served. I’ rcalding at the »il*cr »erviee were Mr*. Cunning and Mr* P. Conner City Story League Has Recent Meeting Church' Calendar TUl'M OAT Pineerest Baptist Church choir practice at T 30. The Chancel Choir of first Invited to the part) wire M r*.’ Methodist will practice at 7:H>, Girl Scout Troop No. 2AJ of it C. Hamilton. Mr*. Davii Kmg. Mr*. 1. I) Tamnv, Mr*. II S. the Eir»t Presbyterian Church will Tugwcll. Mr*. D. 1. Cjiincr, Mr*. 1 meet in the Youth building at 3 15 I! J, ltaeeath, Mr*, tt t\ Eidler, j p. in. The Cub I’ aik of the first Pre* Mr*. It. G Hahn. Mr* E. limey, Mr*. J A Dickey, Mr* It L. hvtcrixn Church will hold their Hartman. Mr* A. A Williams, (Hue and Gold Han-jurl at 7 p Mr.1 J IMrlnell, Mr* W. I. ni in Erllowihip Hall. .'lit hell, Mr*, la A Johnson, | The Sunday School Council of Mr*, ft E Stutsman. Mr* I. \ the E'ir*t Presbyterian Church will Arthur, Mr* It Madia, Mr- V, meet in the C*leaner* room at t'artrr. Mr*. .1 Stuwell, Mr* It. T 3d The Royal \mba«*aih’ r* of thr J flood, mother of the bridr rlert. Mi»» Marion t rim, ’dr* J Flr»t Daptist Church will meet at I.. flood, Mrs. Sara lie ), Mr* 7 p m . \Dilation for Ihe church J E Mel*uire, l.t l.oui*r Car- all day. HUDAY roll Mr* Earl llubhlr, anil Mr* A 71 hour Player Vigil for the 11 C Emkel Mis* flood will hr married on Revival at the Eir*t Methodlit March Ith at the .Naval Air sta­ Chlireh whirh tiegm March 1*1, tion t haprt vull liegin at fi a m Friday anti continue till 6 a. m. Saturday The Itiiilder* Cluli o f the Of* Undo Divtricl of the Methodist Church will meet in McKinley Hall for a luncheon at n*j*m Cherub Choir practice at t 11 "FLORIDA IN ILYLI.S O f I’ AJIK" wa* program theme of the SANFORD STORY LEAGUE in it* February meeting Monday night at tin* Kpiiropal Pari*h House. Stone* glimit Hr John Gom e, f'dward Buk and Okrrtholiep County’ * ‘ I’ogv Bill” were lobl by Mr* W. I, Ifoehe and Mr* C C. Welsh Four school* received storytell­ ing »em ce» during the month, it wa* reported AI*o tenure plan* of the eighteen member Junior Story League H I E LITTLE MUM I N ' tponxired h* the ailult group were repttrlrd hy one of it * i ounsellors Tt-r 36th I VSTKRN DISTRIt 1 COXY E.VT in s of the NATItIN U STOIIY EEAt.l E in lie held duly t«l through Jlh in ALTOONA. I’ \ . wa* announced hy Mr* Clarence S’ . l*r Celebration For Twins Birthday ;V ' ^ I'R O M TINA LE5ETV5 “ Trad# M'lP.ds" resort coliect.on 1* a Ihouioughbicd dr«*i lor a day at Ihe race*. Vivid ydlovv puie ailk 1* printed with thoroughbred.* from lead­ ing intrmitkcnal track* in a lacing lt*g check. Throw n cas­ ually over the drrs* I* a white Vuol 'souffle'* coat that 1* lined In the same print. jp a A A n n M h Mr. and Mr*. Harold F. Mood bridge of Key We*t are house gue*t* of Mr. and Mrs. Albm A Wilson on Collins Drive Mis, H. C Uakr*, and her houiegurils, Mr. anil Mrs. Bur ton f.attm, and Stary Uakr*. of New York htatr, lefl Tuesday for a tour of the southern psrt of ^*orl *’ Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kutilin of Si. land*. M o, have been visiting her st*ler, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, and Mr. Ramsey. The Kunlini wrre enrnute lo Miami for a vaca­ tion. Mr and Mr*. Earl Hubble of Rochester, New York, are here vintmg thrir ton. Hr*. Ndu* Huhhlr Mis* Grace Young ol Washington. D. C. is a guest of Mn. Wil­ liam K. Mann on Elliot Avenue. Mrs. I. tl. Connelly ha* returned frum W>st Palm Beach where she was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Shearouse. the former Mu* Daphne Connelly, amt Mr. She*route. R R Brown, Palmetto street, hi* returned home from the Orangr Memorial Hospital in Orlan do where he recently underwrni surgery. Mrs. John W .-Thomas ha* re reived word Rial her fathrr. D. I. l hnilnphrr, Minneapolis, Minit. is in the hospital for surgery. Mr, Christopher ha* hern a Winter viiltnr here wtih the Thomatc*. I niled Pie** Inti iiialuuial ( otton* go long hatred tn 1939. lavok for fringed fabric*, called ‘ ‘haircut rollon*." Strongly tex lured hnmr-pun-. hopsacklngi, and nuhby ratine* with geometric pattern* and abstract print* Another wratr ha* a notched tur farr simulating wicker, f’ njue comes tn giant waffle wraves. Fabric deilgner llo(*e Sktllman Intrndurrd a "ti**ur ferry." a fluffy rollon muffle with textured loop*, a* re* tl lent a* a sponge snd recommended for travel near. MNDAY FrlPowimp ai a *a walnut let* is t*l i nam ing n m e r r y tune. M rs. ami Mr* Robert February Frolic Given At USO stinr of O rlando have announced the hirih T o B e G iv e n Sal urelax of a daughter horn Monday, lb. 2Jrd. at Ih* Orlando ttrang. Mmortal hospital Mr. Stine I* the son ut Mr and Mi* Paul J Stine former remirnt* of Sanford Invitation* are in the mall (or of thr Seminole Memorial llo*pJ an Yniuainlanre Tra tn he given til Th* Ira will lie given for Auxi­ Saturday afternoon from two to Study On A rabia four by the Women's Auxiliary liary member* and tip- |uipj i it The Miimam Society *>f l hm In aruuiinl each one with new ttan Service of Eir»t Melhodlvt member* and mrmlier* of the Chunh ronllnued wnh the third new l-iard .Mlhough the put* *c**!nn of the *luriv. ’ M iddle Ea«t will iw given in the I'onferrnee I’ ilgrimacr” at it* meeting la*t Room of lh« Hospital I'm. i adi * v*rek The *tudy I* under thr wilt not wrar their uniform* and direction of Mr* It l ' llutrhl they have been requeslrd to son. pleasr wear Itic tr name pin* At a reirnt meeting of the Ailing hostesses for the Tea Mr*. It It. tub opened the •tudy with devotions and prayrr Ymenran Home Department *d vull he Mrs Philip laiuntlwry. and wa* asiotrd by Mr* F C. iSe sanloril Woman * tTut* Mrs Mr* M. \ A lcalde Mr* Robert William* and Mr* E'rcd Smith Lit Seick. o f Orlando Eorre»l I’ ark ShrdJen. Mr* (• J Krsicntch Mrs M J Toll, and Mr* Guy Mr* Ray Herron a»*ivted by School, was the gue»t >|>eaker le;. Debbie Weed Linda Cain Mr* Seick. a rehabilitated polio Strickland mage. Kathy McCall, Mar June*. Mr* J C Dau*. served Arabic Chri*l> Haw son Pally Dau .on. tea and cookie* and ilunng the victim gave an inlrietting talk Katie L'ser*. I’at l-rr, Janet social hour Arabic ej,,|ir , were on i«»lw, and u* rehabilitation, l.t. Dickey To Speak t lonl*. Marsha llajtdxle. Ann played Simr the study has litrn and answered qu ftioni Iron* the Ft i) i I James A Dlckry a Shull, Mary Jane Miklcr. Jcnnir on Arabia each member gave in group attending Mrs. Seick wilt lie the guest speaker Mon­ Lam Hostetler, Pat llro-k» and Arabic proverb ai live clo»e of me niolher of two children doc* moil of her own housework and also day evening, at the l\ S It when latrine fore. meeting attltl* v*it tl the children ol the the enlisted men's wive* meet (or their tegular monthly tneri Forrest Park School People In Our Tow n During tile i-u*im •» rnetliUK tin I ing l.t Du key will tpeak on 1 I hr drpaitinent planned a rummage -ale and Ihe pruned* will go to Navy Exchange" and all mem the Yuntil Tu id Hale and pi a- c l*er* are urged to atlrnil of the tale will be announced la­ ter The women will aim sell t|i|ilr ( ri*p Ini*t The president of thr Navy Of- anil *hr enjoys gardening but ad titki l* tor Die S' mphony Cnnrrrt NEXT YORK <1*1*1 - tpplr fiecra Wive*' Club it Mt< John mils it tiriiimri something *«l a to Ih In lit at the Civir 1 enter crisp with a *|H-cial tang mi > Tor the meeting Ihe Cluli wa* blue iheetc m tin topping Cum M\ tiHrlrni Helen * Crawford who live* chore when John l« away decorated with a patriotic theme tune I’ * cup- each of sifted all -* *■—■ Woodland Itrive in Before leaving New Y’otk one at 107 *Weil and refreshment*, cherry tarts pu,po>r flour and firmly packed Pine Crest and who 1* a native of her mam Inlrrru* wa* a thrrr urn! lolfee. were *rrv*d Ity Ihe brown lugai ('ill m 11 cup rath of Brooklyn, New1 York galled mare named ' Trotwood boslrstr*. Mr* Allrnl (Idler, Mrs. Crawford, a sufl->pokrn Magic" that *he tiwfe in hor*r \In i.eorge Pit tan) Mr* Chri* of butler and crumbled blue young woman h a s h e r n a show* throughout the nurlhrail tlnr Wright, and Mr- Paul Co! cheeie lalwnit 3 ounce*i wnh pa* try blender or 2 knives Arrange Navy wife for four yrst* and ern part uf the enuntry In No* man Hr -piait* slice<1 tart apple* in has lived in Sanloid time Or- York t'lly *he dhl priife*»ional greased a x 13 x 2 mi ll haling toiler of PUT She like* lo rook fashion moiirling and .it the pro i||.h Sprinkle with chee*e mi* Mr aid III l bllilrrn ’ *hd vav* that »lu- and It (Taw enl tioir I* employed in the off or HI S\ Fit it IT - \ prdialrl lurr Rake in 373 degree men V* ford ’ love Florida inual living’ o f a Irtv-al I.wilder In U ininnlr- or until apple* ait Helen (rawford will lie it W Man r.aim* Ihai parrnt* are tendrr afraid of their rhlldrrn. C. prcudrnt far six month* and Dr C Henry Knii|ie. head of during tills lime will preside liter monthly boafd ineetlriif* where Itw ''’r pediatric* department it Up Ihe Naiajo Indian* nl New Siwial agenda is planned for rath t'm*rr»ity - f lolorado Mulical Mexico * all , lliemtclve* Dlneli month of office. Although the club Center *a>* nm*t parent* over which mean* " t h r people" m Ihe I* a social one. and It* primary , r , , t I" their children* i-'-lils* .Mha'iaikan language which they function I* lo proyide <>p|Hirtumtv *n'* •,,r • 1frnol In dl*ciphn« tlieni >[oak through varied -.c la l atlivitie* M"' fHltdrcn frrt a need tn 1fur wive* of Naval officer*, it I* 'd d what In d<*-m soil* uf thrir also reiiiy la be of aid In local Pfolrsts In the lontrar; IH eliarltle* anil tn hrlp with Nn* Kent pc -aid Belief when tailed upon In do Discipline and rule* prove to a >0 i mid that hts parent* Invr him l Mr* Crawford *a.rt each munlli m‘«ugli t" care about his tmlia* the Club donate* to it* [set pro lor- w,"le parent* wh.i ihu < tin ir Jei t The Gateway School for re "lin e" with tinlimilrd In rdom larded children and ju*t recent, arc in fact showing thru disfr lv they made a donation to the gard. he *aid Sarepta Rett Home. The next fund Put a -p n g of panley Into caih raising event is for Navy Belief and will be a Hawaiian l.uiu with lee tube -if water and firrie. an anticipated rrowd of one thou IVhen making *->up .id I -< e Mo­ ire rube or mute a* denied sand people Mrs. Lil Seick Speaks On Polic Helen Crawford OWC President The l ’ S O wa* the »ccne of a formal dame ‘ February Ero Be” held Tuesday ecening with the Tune flipper*. Patrick Vir Force Ba*r combo, providing tin music. The hall ii*om wa* centered with a sparkling glass rcflrrlor made hy Ihe men of the Naval Vis Station the mantlepierr wa* drioratrd with a lovely arrange inent of silver «prayed magnolia leave*, glided tandles and *prmg flower* Mr* Malcolm lllggtn* wa* m charge of decorations. Mi* Pat lla**rtt wa* in charge of making arrangement* for the to*cl* gowned Junior Volunteer* a o l Mrs, Harold KaMner wa* pro gram chairman During thr evening punrh and cake wa* trrvrd to thr EM at tending thr danre. Nrrd An Ext use FORT COLLINS. Colo i l 'p l y It you're Iwrrd with tooltnr and npetltlou* hiwi»e work, you're me trly thawing your intelligentr Mi*- Mattlia llrckr, atlltlanl prufeimr of home management at 1 Colorado .Stair t ni*ir»llv, *av* ttiat thr more burrd y-in beromr. the grrat- r xmtr Intelligence Mlhough repetitive work may Iwemne a real problem lor any worker. It ran Ite a tune and tell >oin taxer for intelligent prison* partoulaily houtrwives. she ad-l ed Ml** llnkr (Hunted out that aikilt inrrratrs. the mote smooth lv and rapidly * ronline job gar* Ihu* the homemaker, is rrlirverl o( trn*i<in* and ha* noire time for other work anil rreallxtlj to-eign ear* already b a»t one auto. -hoc** (or ilnv. mom. anti all of Ihe children. Come tn! YE-ke your ndcctions now! Mens owned Shoes M.v W. !.. Ihmpl.n anil Hull Smart. IliiT ila o tu p tw o -lu n e a , hi->wit.*. a m i ltlack. t t x f u n l ami lo a fe r n ty lc s . l ' | i to Ladies 5H.95 , Shoes l.mlii’V taMlttl* 1»v V orup, Diitebrstok ami Fortune. Soil ntipple leather. Priced o,, t o . . . . .Sep tin* ni-vvc J dtp op -tvll’i* for l.ioliec* Iiy Valt'tilinc. ' "Koe. Perfect for that new |-awlcr oulfil, I’ ricvtl $14.95 at \ -lev lie ha* item developed for vaiiiu itl lube* wlio It cap de le rt a hole *o in ia ll It would Irek only a thimbleful of air m I go y e a r* NEW!! k ; iit ... cool Childrens S P R IN G SLACKS MAf l t ON The We'tr vviinderful new dree* and play V u - r f ' *Urvey fouoil Ills' 17 ; rr e n .i ,.f all A n ir ilr a n - ah-, hu* IFYCTION - Shoes It* .himpuig Jack ami Story lawk. Patents and teat Iter* in all the popular Myles. $7.95 Pi iced up to . . . . < $ / 2 . 9 5 • i O IT O N , HA VON A M * « OVIISO III,E N D S First Baptist Church in v ite s you to $8.95-$10.95 th e R e v iv a l S e r v ic e s Tailored By H i^ in s INIarch 1 — .March S SuncLixw 7:3D l\ U. So popular for ( Kxcppl Sal Urdu*) Evangelist ~ Trombonist ~ Chalk Artist Services WELCOME Sandals 7:30 I*. M. mi miner in all color*. I'hJItlrvn'x and Iaidicr' rizc*. any i»f Itur aliiek* are the flne.-«t YVASIf and YVKAH with high dacron eonlent . . . they hold Ihe crcnar. I.ighf to dnrk ahadta in popular color*. M CARL BASSETT N ursery at all Rubber T hrong And .Marx • Made Week iT.ivn »:L'» A. M. — 11:00 A. M. L IT K. Urubaker. in c oslutne, i* *e lling a tivkei to Mayor AI W ilann. tint Iter cil IHOIIItll i* A. 11 IVtcr.soii Sr Mr*. 1. M Rowell -lr„ Chief Hoy W ill ill m.*. Mr*. I,. It. Itinirr, piddled* ihiiiintnn. ntiii Andrew (arraunv. A c q u a in t a n c e T e a BIRT H S Mr In 1*21. a trailer from St l/ml* named Militant Beeknrll hetamn (tie first man ever to n*e lha Santa Ee Trail from independ­ ence, M o, lo Santa Ee, N. II. N E W ,Q U A L I T Y S H O E S * A U At IS t'OMINt; anti the ticket line 1'inrcreit tlaptlst Church larul form* to tin- right! Pictured nhove i« u Mary and Martha Courier, twtn practice ................... group of merry people Retting in the -pirit at 5 54 daughters of Mr and Mr: John Pinerir»t r,apn*t Church Vouih »if Ihe ru in in g event liy the m curing of 11it» E Cuurtrr. Jr , celebrated iff* if *e*rnth Inrthda* recently with ,-* party at their hoinr on Magnolia htrrct The young gur>t* ramc " d m * rd up" in thrir Mothrr's clothe* anil hats, glove* jrw< Iry .md complete with make up. A fa*hion parade was enjoyed and prire* were avvarded to Drhhir Ward fur being Ihe "bc*i dressed young lady present and to Chntty Haw son lor being attired in an en semhle featuring the nr* look” . During game*. prut* were aw anted to Jcnnir lam llmtetlrr and I’ at Ixe lleforr the favhioon parade the fiur*ls were invited to the refreshmen', table where lemonade was served by Dchhic Ward Later tn ihe afternoon lee cream and birth day eake, and candle*, were serv­ ed by Mr*. Courier aMilted by Mr* John Courirr, Sr, Mr* George Mean* ami Mr*, Iten Jones Party guc»t» were Katny Sta Method* u.. I in a WORKSHOP for VOLUNTEER STORYTELL­ ERS in SjiannaH (ia . under the direction of the I’ .iblir Library personnel there were ditcuntrd as local poitihilily. The Mth birthdav of Mr*. E L, trinity, an honorary mrmber of the local I n c u t , wa* iflrhralrd v*hen a double heart *h.tped taka wa* rut and served with toffte, nut* and mint* at a laee rovtftd tablr hy 'lr* Ft M Tench and Mr* Fred Robb, ho*tr**r» for thr eveme; Mrangrtnrnl* of aratea and plum ht.**«om* kfra u*ed a* deroration* the occa­ sion. O w n JZ o & L c n 0 M E N 'S 115 S. MAfiNOMA AVB. 69c *t Cr 79c * n i;o UVIiv k |; Ml III FAMILY FYSHIONft YNII EUOTYVK \lt" C c w a s C ^ W E A R SAM OKI) FA 2*1535 i l F» i d FA 3 m i J : ' �• - '■ V i'S v .V :* . ' jrv* j '• A n t i - U .S . F e e lin g D is s o lv e d B y D o lla r s Antrrlcun* apparently htul little Idea nl*>ut the true c»nditlmi* that existed in Cuba under the rule of tx-Dictator B lt illi. OptMisition to the Fidel Castro "l»IiH>d hath" has been loud. Miss Virginia Chapman. Sanford, a .Methodist mis­ sionary to ('uba. said that the hue and cry in the American pr^.*s*had caused a reaction 11 Cuba. The foll.iwtr* of < astro don’ t like the criticism, and they are developing an rantl-l’. S. a ttitu d e . Miss Chapman told the Sanford Pilot Club that condi­ tion* under ISatista were very bad. She cited several ex­ amples to einphtudxr her (mint. Perhaps the average Ament nn wasn’t familiar with the wrongs of llatista and his government. Perhaps many of Iris high-ranking officers did kill innocent people. Perhaps the revolution was justified. It is dehatahlc, however, whether the many "war criminals" arrested, tried, convicted and executed by Castro reccivcii Justice. According to the lavs of the jungle, thr.-* men might h«\e received what they had coming. There is a strong jaisslbllity, however, that many of the officers died for very petty reasons. Cuba was in the grip of hysteria; anyone accused was convicted before his arrest. No doubt, many personal grudges were settled under the guise of justice. — Those who would dclcnd Castro’s actions might be -overlooking tine important point. The one man chiefly re^*|Min*ihlc for th*- misdeed* of Itntista'.- iiign went unpuu•jshed. That man is liatistn. He was a dictator. Those who -have died in the name of Cuban •’justice" were carrying out iBatfstn’s orders. Vet. liatlsta remains n free man. Castro would like to get ids hands on ISatista. It j.< doubtful that tin- revoiuliottary lender ever will realize this dream, however. ISatista Is husking in tin- sun in a palace in comfortable exile. As for the nnti-U. S. feeling on the part « f Castro, we sec no reason why America should try to lie friendly. Kvery; where else itiiroad. we ate s|ieiiditig millions in an effort to • hoy friendship. When Castro becomes angry enough, the ! U. M. will float a huge loan to salve his wounds. U n io n D r iv e s The Teamsters L’nlnn plans an all-out drive recruit memlters In Florida. Chief target *>f James Hoffa’s forces Will hp citrus workers in Central Florida. At the s.-.mu time, the AFI.-CIO announced a drive for about ’JO million more nirmlHM*. Many of these would conte front the South. A lion's share would he while collar workers. Kvrn as Hoffa ami tieorge Menny. AFl«-(’ IO president, anounetd plans to "save the working man" by signing him up in unions, .Senate rackets probers were hearing more evidence of crime and graft hi unions. With indictments of corruption ri iging in tfieir eat*, how* can lloffa and .Meany keep a straight face when they predict 20 million Americans will jump at the chance of pay­ ing monthly dues to keep such a system operating? Ritz Entertains Over 50 Pioneers More thin Jo "Plim peri" went nrrr Night Hawley said hr plan to Ihr m il Theatre Tuflday night ned to invite Ihr nld timers hark to »rr ‘ Bally nuuml Ihr Flag. n,,u >rar ,l,r » nut," r *ha" *,l,r Hoys," Plnnrrr‘Night. As guest. nl Mlllun llawli-y, the inrn ami women w n e adnutti-d free to Ihr movie. Thr rruoirrinrnt was a I’ lonm Badge ulitamril thr niglil M ore at l.akr Mary’ s .11th annual Pm DAILY Arnoss 1 .1.umn native 4. Mr. Hop* 7. Nlmhlr P (land hills ll.Pythissfririvl J3, Appearing Nlnrty-llvr new luxury t' in11Ini hull is with « Inis! nf 9.;iU i until * w.tc limit in thr L'lilinl Stairs last year at a rust uf ti'MM.WM. C R O SSW O R D IHIWN J. Uhl World liharit 2. Iloy'a nli knamc 3. firmia of as if Illy •atrn 4 .1‘rukly 13 Plungra Into rns.lupea at frull liquid 3. llibliral IS Ttllutium nam* laym.i 14 ttcotch A. Uruliah nvrr 7. Minr 37. Mi.chitvous rnttanc t h Tu a.h i n one IS. I'uinl u Profound J9, One-lpol r* rant y/ . 20. Itusilan Inland >.a 21. Adventur. il s»u.|y 23 Kllipllral •» 24. Free 27. Soak llss *• 21. Airplane engine J5f} 29 Unity of % % watte j* ri 32. Filial* th Urging h (sbtir.t 3). Taking off t! weight rr 33. (freak portico* »* il 3T. flagged mountain II rrrst 31 Honk of thr 44 Apocrypha 34. Thraltr % irata .•4 % in Assignment Washington Iky Id Kotrrba WASHINGTON — If old George hail hrtn ahtr In look around on his turlhila) at Ihr tin rigt that arr supposed to pay him hutnagr around hrrr, hr would have down and sighed Ih r near nude statue id him, a iio orn rrnlury old mlstakr, still .lands indrrrntly In a shivery cornrr of ihr Smithioman Irvstitutlon. ilia VVJ find inonumrnt la still linking, and now it's lilting a little Ills loinh suit yawns rmp ly and nrglrrtrd in thr Capitol basenirnt. 'tlir j'sr ripped down thr front of ihr Capitol until it look* like thr sidr of a patchrd barn. They'd bren try tog unsuccessfully fur wirkt to find thr furber.lonc hr laid Ihrrr in 1791 And to top || off. somrihing mysterious has happrnrd In thr most artistlr Irlhutr tn thr fathrr of our country. That’s ihr frrsro In thr ryr of thr domr. The painting look* down upon thr rotunda of Ihr Capitol. If you'sr rsrr walked through thr rotunda you .aw s|.|iurs gaping at thr ryr. ihr underside of thr dome, lip llirrr at an altitude of 140 fret Thr mitral shows (ii-orgr *ur rounded hy |1 female figures and nlhrr forms floating m rlouds of guld. aiure and rose This is one uf the inastrrplrirs of all time, llir Beatitudes of (ienrge Wash Inglon. door hy Contlanlina Jlru midi in lfc.1 fo r all those years, tieorge has looked down on the mullltudrs illnminatrd hy day by the sun JJA Y O F THE BAIL BONDS Prayer In School GRAND 17089714 J A C K S O n 'S /// 0 fVV 4J " dVrf i* % % ... r> J* Jt 'r W A N T E D iJa Ijtly, Age 25 - in, perminrnt realrient ii 1 >// il Kxperienrt: -44 *X/. M Mrrlinf % 2-Jt* Offite EV ER Y D A Y IN C LU D IN G SUNDAY! i 2585 ORLANDO J i n « ss. » u i i u ass, i aiiM. i s i l l s a. i t sisixi,, sa*.ill-in, -i— s iiii. im s • \ tr. iv s ii sssiiswr. ( in s an*. * «, i. i . 1141.*. SANFORD Reserve s * * a * i, a*4 oeiaser »r. m i I k r l.iw i.. •I. S S - a lk a M dl Bight Wllh A.'r Or More Food Order COCACOFFEE To Umlt Ouentill.* Flu* U rp u -it M AXW ELL HOUSE BA(i »r CHASE c£ SANBORN CAN With A3 Or Aiure Fond Ortlrr \ ELIH) - ( irude “ A " llomm^mi/.nl FRESH M IL K Tublir Pleasant, dowaiowa I t B a iw i4 * . lk. e ...i otn.* •ifl.ifi >larlSa. » * . . IS, In a. Saaa.es* a. Mae.k *. lata, e Il.taW la a a .a S ,i al sa. I alia* Pr,aa aSiis I. -aim,a esrla*. (sale •• Ska •»» I.SsSIlMII'a al all iaa Ia,aI a.wa ..1.1.4 la Ikl. • i si si ii it* i lu x i n n s SB. gar a » k lh e (i - BOTTLE CTN. rrocedutr. (4 h»ur. (innd i.ia .S .r , DRIVE (Hunt Half Gnl. ('In. VELDA - Vanilla •Chocolate - Strawberry S r it K H t K S H _ Far KwtxMinhrd Firm ^aatka ^ Me Rrspa.lbllliy x ssi is.is i.ll.ln s s . su n — . . a i-wxiu*,. rU ** OPEN 7:00 A.M . to 11:00 P.M. n<wikkeeping Thtitsilny, Kelinuiry -*». 1959 A* OPENING! init a rkets I ROBERTMIODIiTOH MARIEWINDSOR ii I’ nitc I lla t l. » • * .» . I h .I.lw ia i. day! FRED MacMURRAY I JOAN WELDON ! I0HN ERICSON Typing r w M I.k r * g .r e ..4 l* i .- Kennedy Realizes It’s Very Possible '/V. ,r~ TT“ % .- i gusernmenl who took si the fa r t .' President at hi* press eonferenrs Hy Marquis Chlldi ,i i« that this danaer may h* real indicated hr was opposed to con* WAAIIINGTHN - A long. I IS months from now. But since linumg the program. look at the ritimattt on unem­ But to let the law expire with most people neser look that far ployment and pnrea for the ahead they are likely to greet the latrst official Intel of u n e i^ month* ahead takes mast of the with skepticism, if not scum, the ploytnrnl (.JIo.tMi i« 'o court a steam out of rresident Eitcnhow. alarm bell rung when unemploy­ Urge political risk. On the oth<r hand, to recommend it* renewal era repeated warnings and the ment is about six percent of the is to breach the dike on which fabor force and prices are drop­ perils of inflation. the President ha* put *i much ping. Wini this means for IMo and stress. With inflation in the ernA paralirl i* suggested xoth the parly tn power rrquires no' 19(4 when the National Associa­ nomy all hut mvitible at the crystal gating With parly alle tion of Manufacturers ar.d other moment this i* only one of a glance more and more tenuous solcrs of big industry wrre lay­ cumber of ticklish decisions the recent trrndt show that the ing that if only gosernment price Administration must make. j bread and-hultrr lisue swings an control* were^rmosed production Increasingly big bloc of voters. would drop Ihr Republican Con Tins is true particularly where grrss abolished price control* Reds ‘Snowed Under no glamorous figure such as TOKYO (CPU — The Ne-.f Price* rose nearly 2J percent in President Elsenhower nirrshad(tuna Nrw* Agency said toiiav the following two years They ows Ihe parts. dropped in the recession of 1919 Peiping was covered with mor* Those who look ohyrctisrly at Uhen the President talks about than to tnebe* of snow Wednes­ rurrrnl trends estimate that un­ Inflation. It is fairly clear, he is day in the heaviest snowfall In *1 employment will a.crags- 1.23(1.000 years. a month throughout I'.'VJ It uili concerned over the gosernment* money problem—how to refloat he ronsiderahly higher than that in June and July whrn high big government bond Issues when school and rollrgc graduates and interest ratri are rising and the summer worker* arr looking for big money is going into Ihr stock J ill*. The tutal itiuy drop to 3,W0,- market ihti prohtem seem* for NOW SHOWING »*i<> or rw-n 2.900.000 in October the moment to base little Imme OPEN 12s 15 with a seasonal low for thr year. iltatc relation to the condition of Itu! rsen if It la liclow the the cronmy. It Is relaird to thr Inflation in llirrr million maik in the tall it KJUJB EHX-iM SniiilS r is vin ttally certain to go abuse Hie stork market and for those BU MlU'IUltf IEWS, four million in January of I9go ssith somewhat longer memories Thai estimate is based In part it ha* a connection with the S7 I on the tart that while ill certain billion las cut put through by the major industries — automobile* Hi publican Congress in 1934 and steel, fur example — produc* With that rcsenue as alia hie over tion has gone hack to something the intcrscmng years there ssould hue the pre rcerssion level* tin- be no dcllelt today. The same — Mini wimii mim mui i jArtnc anixstixti rth« employ mem cuntmues. I'artly this Congress approved an accelerated depreciation allowance that, at is automation and partly it i* be­ Feature: 1:22 * l:'W cause with wage* remaining high cording to the House Ways and 7 industry strisrs in csery way to Mran* Committer stud), will save business 519 billion in taxes over cut labor costs AI.SO <in prices thr likelihood, barring a period of about 13 years. tome unforeseen dec clop mer.t The latter gave a big boost to HE TURNED such a* a prolonged Florida investment in industrial plants, freeir, is that they will hold helping to create the boom of 1933 KILLER... strady nr rsen dip in the next and alter. But this water over 12 months, The last cost of Using the fiscal dam does not concern for one Index was 123 7. A drop in hug the Administration so much a* and perhaps also rattle prices In certain painful dunce* Just ahead. the fall could lower It a point tin .Marih 31 thr trni|M>rary un­ which rrarhrs in through an in .our of our ait world's must fa s, (■ or so. employment compensation law, grniout set of openings and re natmg projects Itnimid! had to 'these estimate* are not on making it possible to supplement flectora tn Ihr tiotnr’a outer shrtl. work upside down — nearly 20tt wishful guesses hut the result o f ' statr unrmpluymrnl Ixnrftli. ex­ Writ, tumr lime ago, Atlyn feel aliovc ground —on iliat c un- the ratrful consideration c.i alt pires. Of thr l.9vw),Ooo who xxtil V Cos, noted mural artist, climlwd ea.e form f-3 tret four inches the factors Insolsrd Where due* have benrliltrd under (tils law up to a bal.ons as near as lie across Ihr rotors wire applied this lease the I'rcsldent's repeat-, U73.WIO h u r exhausted their bene­ could gel to Ihr (rrsro. Hr put a* wet plaster, with thr pigment cd try of inflation and ils perils? fit* and 320.000 are *ti!l receiving a pair of hmoetilart to hi* eye* already mixed in. The answer of those in the the Federal supplement. The » m| there, across thr 4»i6| square Aflrr rach day's work, thr plus foot ranopy m utrrpircr. he saw irr would set oscrnlght. lliis A*k For myriads of llttl.* dark line* caused ridges where fresh plaster A. W. A NsSLEY Could those tie rrack*' If hi. was applied. It may hr thrsr ml that would tsr an astounding tel gr*. nuw dusty, that Cox saw ll.iy ,if Nlgbl hark In the world of art. fur when he rhcckrd through the hino*CM* Bfttmldi’ l work has hern con 'culat* inirred foolproof But Cox didn't j Thr frru o ro„ $W,M) And — (’minty A C’ily — know. He * coming from Iwjndon here s whete tieorgr would pale Hulls' A te. ' this .. werk to fair a wttcr li»ok at ljlf r4lr fif ni«xirrn «lay mf)j FA 2112a Workmen base already set up * , y lhtn;;i |oilii j, wl„ E0CA11'JCNANANNUAMW M jQ Itrgi-lrrrd Male Frr* under Ihr dome a St.YM/l traffol- protiahly cost more than Ihr nri I rdf-r STUM. Irr 414 IMS ding s)hich will enable thr mural gmal 1(U.<xai to rrsture it. A U NrfMBAt ttlWNAllOMl FiCIl'FA .99.ua tn *130 SO fre 513.00 artist lo gel a close look, tiiorge tlsrr 130.iiu. Unit- III*-, Feature: G ill • (i:"S Yes, I think that if George Stewart, the Capitol's genial, Washington were around thr>c m a m ; no o th k k ciiamoks 9 :1 3 pipe smoking, white haired arrhl days, be d just sit down anil slgli. terl. said Ihr other day hr didn't think tieorge was really cracking up He thought it may simply lie diisl collected in ridgr* of Ihr firtro. Die way that fresrn was done is MlVROI.A, N. Y it Pit Hie 1. k. lu^ „ f tn,. morning prayer ap­ proved li) the Slats Board of ftrg enlt for use in New York's school* l* under attack in .Supreme Court In re. Justice (tenant S Meyrr reserv­ ed deiivmn Ttie*da» on two m o­ tions asking the court to order the tfrrrirk* public school Its abandon the prayer or lo order a jury trial. I hr motions were filed hy William Butter of the Civil IJ><eriir* t'ninn, representing five parrntv of HerN'ABIIVM.I.F, Trnn r l ’ Pli rirk* pupils. Sen John Kennedy 11* Mass > llutlrr argued that the prayer •peaking at • Jackson Day dinner » j . "offensive” In some students hrre Tuesday who would prefer a prayer in He.‘■ ’rated at Ihr spejker'a table brew if prayer- are instiled or* hy « er. Tennessee's lirmnrralir the school hoard. Bertram Daiker, Sen* Ali-ert (lore and K*le* lie* 1representing the tmard said the fauver. also considered to l>e in prayer was non • denominational contention for the nation's top and notsd that esen congress is post. opened with prayer. Kennedy acknowledged the opThe school prayer, approvrd by posIHun ihr regenta in I9SI. read*. “ Al* ' It used to t.e said Tennessee is mighty Cod, we arknowledge our the mother »f presidents.'' hr said dependence on Thee, and we twg in an aside lo Ids sp eril, ‘ and it's r '>v lilesiing* upon u*. our par. ims.d.lr she may t^. r » pectins nils, our teacher* and our <ounagain.” try.” to. Appropn. atrly 11. Mmudgf d 14. Indiana town IP. Kntirc 20. Affis 21. Thr woods 22. burns 1..l«.4si't i u i . r pass 21. Cereal grain 30. Came m 24. Orrmcny 31. Orowa 2S Jokr old 33 Hhow.r 29. A long wrarying 34. Haivrst Itmr 34 Kltnonu UotllM) ) .ash T ~ ft «P % % f * i m ?/y 12 40. Fatten 41. Through - •■ » HpaLir Washington Calling LEANING TOW ER O F PIZZA Editorials iT h o s e rtf •% , » . -a#!/, / ’V Kct-ktSf ■r - 4. Uaa Maalk l) a . Psy wrek (aflrr annual saialion with t year senlo.liyy psy Hive lull particulars III first letter, staling age, residence, (If married gtir husband, m ine and oerupalinn), rnmplrlr hi.lory nl pswitlnn* held Mllh Milline nf dntira and types of Murk per, formed. Snnford Hfrnld — ling M 2k T Ssstcl nr llu llrrm ilk fin . (sllAI)E *'A" FI.OHIDA MKIHl M BISCUITS 3 «!»" 2 9 ‘ day we.k Our employMts know of thin ad (I •* Taar m at nffire ICE M IL K Giant Half (•nl. EGGS In Tarfon hnren 4 9' AM ERICA’S FINEST SHORTENING B A K ER ITE F L O R I D A ’S FASTEST GROW ING FOOD CHAIN! �ffh’r BitHerh Vrralti Thtir*., TeK 195?—Pap* A Tar Heels Beaten Pholo Gives Petty ' First At Daytona Cold Facts Chill Alibis Again; Tournament For Baseball Mediocrity Chances Are Slim DAYTONA BEACH. FI*. t lT I t Lee IVtty o f Randrlman, N. c . ^ -'cljn rd iodey a* winner of the raw mile NASCAR Mock car race sweepstakes. tut hr had to wait three da} • to make it official. Johnny Beauchamp of Harlan. lavra, wa* at fir*t declared vstnner of Sunday a classic However, protests from men in the pit area forced NASCAR President BUI Prance Ira >«ilhhotd a final tied slim until film* of the dose fut ish could be studied. £ An abtrncr of photo fmUh fa rilities eompliealrd matters and officials had to pore over films and still shots of the rave to dr* termtne Petty s victor* They fi rally (Ireland Petty the winner Wednesday. The picture* showed Petty's. 1939 oidsmobile in front of Itcau rhamp's 1939 ford Thunderbird as the cars roomed past the fin (*h line. Pelts * average ssinnin. ® time was 133121 ttiph. a new 100 mile* record for stock ear* Petty, who didn't file an offi­ cial protest, said "I slept good he cause I knew I had won it.” Ill* dreams were money • mak rr* as there is a dlflrrrncc of about $11,000 in prirr money he tween first and second place NEW YORK (I'P li —Cold (act* pul the chill on Ihe hurt-ball pla>• cr. pet alibi* for mediocrity. There ha*n’l Irecn a ah game winner since Dizzy Dean in 1931 nr a .400 hitter since Ted Williams in I9H. The pitcher* blame the 'rabbit” bail and luc bitten rant >t (hr rigor* of right play. It figure* out to be Just so muth malarkey. CooiidcHni lhr pUchCfi pla;nN first, the American League Red Book potnl* out the lavt that only nine players of the 2u*i avtive in the league havr a lifetime batting Drills Open, M any Hold Out Nr* York Yankees, flnh Cerv of the Kansas City Athletics. Jackie Jensen of the Huston Red So* and Roy Slesert of the Washing, ton Senator* Their d r n u n i l i range from Crrv s r*umaied SW,urn all the way in Mantle* HVPrtJ The National I ,-ague champion Milwaukee lirasrs,have no star It* I R E D DOW N Vailed Pres* International Some three d o i e n major* Iragurr*—more than in any re­ cent year—btcomr holdout* lode* when s p r i n g Iraintng officially open* for most of thr big league tram* Heading thr list, of roursr. ate slugger* Mickey Mantle of t 'e comparable to Mantle or Jensen unsigned but no fewer than aix playrra hasr yet to agrre tu lerm * Pitchers l>on McMahon and llene Conley, catcher Del Bice, first baseman Jnr Adcock and inftcldcr* F'rltx Mantilla and Uses Wise. Selver* i* Insisttnc on IP.hon anrl Jensen, the league's Most Valua­ ble Player, meets w.th R r d 'S o t •irneral Manager Bucky IfarrU for a fourth time today. o t h e r * who'll be consldrresl holdouts tf they slan t agree tn terms by nightfall include Hector Lopez, Preston XXard and Nserl tiarver of tlie Alblrlics. Bene Vat* dcs of the las* Angeles Dodgers, Prank Barnr« aid Joe Cunningh.sfn of the N Louis Cardinal*, (Jus Zrrni»l amf tharley Maxwell of (hr Detroit T i;r-i, Andy Carey of the Yankee*, Billy lave*. Geno Woodting, Billy Klaus and Bobby Avila of the Baltimore Orioles and B a m o n Monzanl and Al Worthington of the San Francisco Giants. Red* M*n I nnis Del Km.*, long bill hitting out­ fielder. just got in under tha wire XXr.Inc* la* worn he signed with thr l incmnatl Bfwllrgs. It took 13 telephone rails between t nnt* and General Manager Gabo Paul before an agreement vsai reached—bcbrvr l to be the first rrcotd ef the new baseball sea­ son. Ollier late signer* ituluJed Tint baseman Norm Zattchin of the Senator* and inlirldrr Billy Gard­ ner of the OnoV* Harh is be­ lie* eil to have srrepled a slight marl* n( twtlrr than .300 So, in Initrd l*rr»« Inlrrnalionat the question of who's setting the y .found «lraisht up.et Ion, bin, somebody better keep an eye th|. :,me at the hai**l« « f Vlrgima. . . . . * ' . tluew * cloud t<wlsy over Nuith •'°'* 10 Il,r hiittrs. who moan Carolina'* post »r*-on basketball tiiat nrfcht ball give* a diflerent , n,| couf,| . n s , *< * Holdout s’ Status llaiy an.) killing perspective. T**o pi*. ■ riling to high ranked Weal VlrThe statu* of the American rr , m the entire league hit better gnt>, nh.ch hit* ne tournrv nail league * “ big four” is na:y, as n ^ j today. might be exported. Roy ilattiry, i, . , . „ i hieher North Carolina, the nation's No. in charge of dealing with Mantle ■* 1 tlltlt until up**t by MaiyUnJ again, talked with the slugger than 32fi under the lighis. wrrk ( k |t on |h, rh|„ Wrdnrsda* and said only it * Bob B„yd of Baltimore pn.tiab tswn w>dnr»day nlghi. 69 6*. at only a question of money ” lo r e ly wishes that the vsnole ache. c harloitr•*lllr. X* , when Paul tcjeclrd the Athletics la»i offer dole *,r Vdkins of V rg.i / tallied Mo of ahotti $; j .ikxi and is al least tiatted 3of> over the rniirr *ca f.ee Ihtous with ! 30 to play. ST XRhVILLF, Mi*» t l ’ Pl i — IWit major sollege won-lost rc.vtrd M.(WI away from a settlement. son Swinging under the lamp*. Th, d[l)ppr,, N,.rlh hr batted IT and that wa, for u #f , , [r M, 'lissnsippi Stale basketball Coach' in the nation, have rhnchrd a a rcrre.eniat.ve total of 3d night U||(|(. , „ „ l „ nfrir:.t.r. All bough Bade Met *rth> said lpda> he berth in the Ni XX tournament but Mississippi'* unwritten l»v aga nst , ... * it could he meaninglrv* tn the vsants tn *nii* what the average raclally-inlrgrated athtetie ,om Take thise other lug gun. Mil^ , |f,f> hp A a white Mistissippian think* a'-out irtition threatr:-s to keep them ............. *»» h4Uln£ Iha NCAA lourney goal to the Ins tram seeking a rational tit Ir in home, championship .. .. ... cham plonthip witn a 3.1 mark. -----.ram winning the league'* own **As a real true segregationist hit 139 at night. Jackie Jensen post season tour n r*, the lot* tal*. rrmvjretltlon wilh Negm players U \T « iN H O IG K , La. l l ' P h Mit’arlhv's yianxms. min tuc bred in Mi »l»s j.pt | would nut , , of the Red >o* lulled 363 al t.l d»ubl* about North Carolina's NFXX XultK it PI -The Nt X X >%ant to Jeopardize the segregation More lhan too professional and n|;h, j n , „ n,, ;M (), rral| And announced tiwlas 12 more schools vha iurs caii'c in in-stjtr," 'tel arthy amateur golfer* were scheduled w;„jr u ptuhahl} will some a« no North taiollna •rrmed tu havr said "Inc only thing | would real- havr rnlrrrd it* csUIc.e division to begin the qualifying rounds of .urprtse to the 3 anker*. Mickey h ' wranoe.l tm rails with lv tlkr In know it .Oat thr a*er*gr liaikriball tournament, hringins to ,he $13.909 Raton Rouge Open to- Mamie batted a fine » a, night ' h' , * J n * J , man on Ihe stieet thinks about our 22 thr team* already in thr field of 32 noing I »«W ,in ' whcr h" *!i,>lm’r naif, hul then Adk.ii* cntr.sd the About twiic that number hur average wa* tossed in. “ If the ma only of white Ml* •parkf Virginia tn a bu r of tn,’ latest entrant* qual ned to practice Irr* and gtren* •issippiant feel lnat »e should go. died automatically a* conference tirba.k to lave a 36 34 hsKllmr Wednesday to try tn gtt rid of •rrtainly I think that the bo< * have champion* They are Sjultusr<l •tad. reduction. any kinks that may have .level Many Sanford ladies are s -.pe.t- earnesl the right to go If thr ma­ Missouri 119 2> of the Missouri In North l arolina led fi$47. vihn , oped during a three day wait for jority of white Mi**i**!hpiani think Adkins hit hi« pair of fire thmwv rd lo head south tontciu for San­ lercollrglatr tonfcrence South |the Tain 111 Stop. they should nut go, I would be the (I** nil nex that decided thr game. ford l >r!and.i Kcnnrl I till * fmnth first tu lay *e could net **fp » Dakota Mate 11431 of the North Officials are lequlruu 12® of the West Virginia tacked |3ih na­ Jewelers l nitrd I'trs* International I adles Night, fraturieg H* fast foot oul of Missis •topi to enter a Central League; North Carolina professional* a n d amateurs to tionally . is a top-heavy favutite tn AA I 12111 of the Central InierHast shoot nullifying round* to try to txtll Re In It* New esrnis I egmning al fi l». ra tally-mixed . ontf.t ihe Southern Conletetie's p.i«t rollcziatr Conference; Kno*. HI Location Xfter get one of the 6o available berths llafstra 9T Lit: it* “ I think the tune h»s come for Women will fie adrnii!i I for the tl7 2l of Ihe Xltdvsrsl X'anference Mvuh |.| XI tou.n.mant «pe.... I today m ther contest An other's'... pro. Queen. Coll. M Brooklyn Poly <1 the people ,<f tbotoi|<i<l to speak unusual allra.tion wlluoUl any and fi'a-rammlo Stale ill-Pi sif DM Park \ve. m . '7 • ‘V ,h *" V VV for Ihenisebes tin arthy said. were exempted from the qualify U S atie A3 West . chargrs. »r.d may t d an .idilril Ihe bar tVrslrrn Confrrrnre. . .. * .Wagner . . . . . .M . Muhlenberg VI .......... . a. berth at stake for the w.sines tug rounds. fit Md arlltv addetl lltal he ’'will In uthri Irading games Wrdne*- -eat in Ihe tug ninth rare if i rt w It-,.cliat trill * end,live any sleetThe golfer* wilt play 1$ hole f A 31 77 Haserford fit Trait Uses up tn rarl* figuring dav nighl •ton made t a siliuol or stair o f­ round* Friday and Saturday and Mamfirld 103 l.ycoming 7fi Maryland followesl up Its vie- Ihe .37 pound lady Is fasnrrd by ficial vsho has been plarrd on thr will wind up' Saturday wiih M St Francis sPa.i fil Ceneva three I >one rarl* odd*, front Ihe I iry over North larohiia by brat* »P>d to make thr final decision ” hole round*. Albright 63 Lebanon Valley 37 mg t.eutgetuwn *3.1'.I. 6136. a* slstll pot'. , out.on The man vsho must make ihe rut Smong those who liave been ex- 1. Rhyne *2 Appalaihian Si 64 In 1 .1 lasr* this sea>on the red Iharlie McNeil *<-oted 27 point*: ing, I'nisenilv Presidenl lien 11*1cm pled from qualifying ate Ken Syracuse 73 CuniMu* 71 t..ju|« Vllle celebiaied it* acvrpl fawn starlet ha* figuird in a loiis. said his was “ a tough *i-*>1 to I LOOK’S CLE AN FID ■ SANDED • POLISHED Venturi, defending champen of fair in.-tin*nn 92 t pvala <-i ar.cr <d a memfier al targe bcrtli online-a in liiocs. ke In ” lie- said he would cottier thr Raton Rouge Open. Krnie Temple 71 Pennsylvania 6S n the NCA \ t.vjite) ley liuuncing Tile lixpertly Done Xlso in Ihe feature event arr III vsdIt )l e arth, and announce a de­ \ ussier, champion of the Tiiuana Fordham 79 Itutgrrs 72 Dr Paul. A1i4; furdham. h-und Peanut*, limkm Jo, Zephyr t i r e .1cision lefure Saturday 'm i l l A Z / . O W O ltK O F AI.I* K IN D S . Open: Arnold Palmer. Thunder- Vermun' 9u Middle bury 70 I ir the National Invitation Tour. Immensely, HomSvsogglrd, Ko. ky But it was learned that the an­ turd rhampion; and Marty Furgol llndgrport *7 Clark I fi7 Fire Ettiiiiaie* — Call I s ! ‘ l ament, edged It .tgeis, 79 72: MscCov ami Measured lime nouncement a-most srrtatnlv would winner of Ihc San Diego tlpcn Hunter 71 Hrooklyn lollegr 71 Temple beat Pennsylvania. 7369, hr a (ejection lnat would clear romurruw * toalmre r a c i n g Top moneywinner Art Wall New Haven Si lo*» Norwich At and Sy lacuve •haded Cnnislur, slat Is at J p. nt. at the idol,. In the way for Kentucky, last year « won't lie in the conlcet. huwevrr Ssiulh 79 73 illril s.nith of fi’anford. Just «s »l Nt X X champion, to return to the FA 2 -76’JI I mi N . .M yrtle Hr also missed Ihe San Antonio Oeorgetuwn l Ky < 97 tentre Al tournament on a “ ram check." i of II wv 17-9J. event last week hul plan* tn rr- Maryland *7 (ieorgetown till > 36 join the PC A tour at the J »o o o Florida Southern M Tampa 71 s.rcater Neve Orleans Open nest t'atauha 71 Fast l arolina 70 \irgima 69 North (arolina <* wr*t midwest Ikrtm l"fi Baldwin Wallace *< Toledo Al Kent St 14 I ouitville at Del'aul fid Clllt AGO 11 PI I— Middleweight Fr.tporia At Ottawa I fil Spider * Webb's future hinged laJohn t arroll 91 s'asr 77 da* on (hampnin Sugar lla* Rn bin-on riiorr than on his convinc­ ing fir al round knockout victory LONDON it PI* — lanky Joe over Bobby Boyd Kraktne of Wales, inspirevl by " If Robinson decides io fight Tuesday nigh'.'* up*et victory over Archie Moore for Ihe light American Willie Padrano, thal heavy weight title-, then I can't lengcd today for anothrr ‘ hot at iliiuk of any heller ftght than the Rniish Empire heavyweight W'rhii and Carmen Bavifin for the crown. middleweight title—and we d like Dr Jvvied Pa.tram. of Miami in te rs Mill* Itllll to have ll lor Chicago. ' vaid Tru Beach, H a . fifth ranking contend NEW MIRK l CPI Phi C,.lr man tsibson. head of Ihe newly er for the world title, said. * I II loan o f I hicjgu Wa* added t.s the formed vmlessor tn tnlrrnaiional he tativfird if they let me light pecial mile firl l in rext haiut- Busing Club, National Boxing Kn over hrrr in Britain again.' after . . . . , ,!»• night * ft X i hamtuonship* lerprtirt. said losing two straight bnult in lam „ lad. r . - „ ,tat)IIUlin ltr(t(j „ o fight don rings Ollier eriliie* ate B in Drlany of ftaulto,” lie addrd thru id Ju*( Speedy Pastrano wa* favored al Ireland. I•lx*tit Ru- avolgyi of advise XXibb to figlit any tmddle3 2 when he squared off Iw-furr a lluncary. Id. Bill lleliiuger of the weights ho ■an until hr tan get Your presenl TV may be *• Haul * 1 1 * , *|V,V ' ,r F,,,rf *'"1 Paul S-hmld: ef a title- fight Rut wr II put hun in hley Indoor Xreria. tle*|ute the (•ermarty. for a i baoipiomhip fight an, worth $.10 . . . S i l l ) , fart that he had hern Mopped in Itme **r get Ibe thanre ” the fifth round h* Brian London XXrid, thud tanked amon* the of England because of tul* la*! toward an exciting new NI-2 IC IS 71 word t, psiumlrri, was liopre*Sept. 30 M JACKSON, S r it Pit— sue in his Ir evisr.l battlr with 5 l!l3.oo E(»kine. unranked among wot Id |>%|. lummy hear *. former North )|0>d. ranked sevrntli The Iwm; “ Living C olor” TV! contenders, lost th* British »•»' CareUiu b.skethall star. Itrt. Jack- | „ lri, on|, , Kr,„ ,r rr(rrM, pire title 1st Uni on „n an eighth 1C .s(IJ1,„on. ex-Misstssipiu fooli.all t rin l .SlkoM Wehl. aiidr round kayo last June 3 Lev. than arr. , n,j golfer John I l l m j Wllh hlt 3:n,, um ln Wl «,ur months eatlirr, t rskme had Jr „ ( railahassee. I la , alia a WHltl „ ;i(rd \nii tU t been knocked out ... the U h yruate. are ...rrenliy laking baste ,, , jrf, f4fl). In „ lf Mississippi Coach Seeks Public Tourney Reaction Touring Pros Set i For Baton Rouge 12 Teams Accept NCAA Bids; 22 Now In Tourney Cri Tears Favored i On Ladies Night Cage Scores E R R A Z Z 0 SEMINOLE TERRAZZO u se D IX IE C B V SIA IS Sugar! Tor their famvvus conlectisvn* Calling fur powdered, brown svr Raker*' Special sugars— I l.truU'v famous cheh u*e Dixir CuvstM i Sugar. Webb Beals Boyd, Seeks Title Bout Erskine Defeats Favored Pastrano OFFER! N E W Sports Briefs I TRADEV rca icto r C O L O R T V Alhleles Training PRICES for CO LO R T V f-om $495 to $1,200 round I,y lngrm ar Johansson, swr den * unlxairn I.Ufopcan chain raining ... < ... X. I*m lla.ta : n. rmlt)d hp nrMt , ho<lk „ff I n s t Training Kegunem at Tort ......... . Ihe punch and floored Itovil for a Ja< kson pton rune rount with a hard rigid T h r Tursday night Erskine l-vok ad action hardly had frsu m rd la-fore vantage of hi* height and rrath Thr.f • * n»w shoe* alisnrher hr pul in a right left combination V r c a In land the greater number of left io which » bag filled wllh g»* which virlually put Itovil through Jab* and long rigid* in a light supplements Ibe usual fluid. (he rope* lulling and fast stepping duel with Pastrano, who began lo lire in the seventh round. , Erskine, 21. weighed t»3 pound* to Pa*iram>'» t u Willie is 13 Black - and - White r c a V ic t o r icto r NeweM S fn x fltiim in Sound! 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Page 6—Thtirs., Feb. 2fi. 1959 nson's Message Missed Its Mark WASHINGTON (UFI> - In gen cral, what Agriculture Secretary Kara Tall Benson teemed to be laylai wai that farmer* never had It to |ood, and that thii hat got to bo corrected not later than May IS. • Some non-experts may not undm land (hit right away. Neither Quotable Quotes t 'idled I'ret* International WASHINGTON I'hjli** Brrnan, John Foster Dutlet' firit areretar), reporting on a birthday Vitit to Dutlet In Walter Reed Ilotpilal: "We had lot* of good laught with him. lie wai quite tharp at a matter of fact. He was full of beam ." did the member) of the Senate Agriculture Committee. Benton haa hern trying to esplain economic problem* like Ihl* to cnngrcaimcn for more than *u year*. Mottly, Ihry don't get the menage. Sometime) they act downright anlagonitllr, and Ben aon, with admirable foreiight. Ihl* time brought along a doten of hla friend*, who ait betide and be­ hind him. They comprited the whole top drawer of the Agriculture Depart­ ment, Including under and tsiislant arcrelariet. But even with their hrlp be couldn't term to aatitfy aome of the aenator*. Firal there wa* the matter of hit 25 page tlatrmenl. Sen. Millnn It. Young tlt-N. Il.l *ald helpfully he didn't tee any rraton for the tecretary to burden himtclf read­ ing this, "it's the tame oN stalemrnt we've Iwen gelling for years," tald Young. Renton agreed In teitie fur lul­ ling Ihe highlight*, at follows: Karmen made more money in JACKSON, Mitt. —Youth Court 105* than ever before. Living Judge Billy Horton, In a wire tlandardv on farm* are the highIguding a Memphlt Judge'* refui- rtt on record, Itul Ihe kind nf al to proteeute a high Khool prin"p p »l for paddling unruly *tu (Until "Congratulations on your decl alon. It I* regrettable we cannot order the parrnta tpankrd in game t i n t . CAMBRIDGE, M a ia .-llr. Unr don R. Brown, chief of JUT'a tlectriral engineering drpartmrnl, on the development of a mechanlral brain language which will enoble one mechanical brain to »uperviie another: "We st had human* talk to hu­ ntani. human* talk to marhmei and machine* lalk In machine*. The Hung now la to prrvrnl the machine* from talking bark." SAN FRANCISCO - Rear Adm. Jack P. Monroe, commander of the Parlfle :riitlle range, irply ln| to a quell.in whether a Rut aian attempt to put a man Int6 ■pace would be a aulrlde mltilon: " I wouldn't lay aulclde minion But they won't be as careful ai we arc. They like the quick and dirty method of gelling ll up CHICAGO Sen. Hubert If Henphrey (D Minn 1 commenting on pressing for peace at the same lime building defense: "W e must arm. and yrl at the aamr time atrive to turn back Ihe tide of fear that la rngrndered by tbe mounting arm* race." N E W A R K — Agriculture Sene tary Lira Benton, advocating lowrr price support of crops: "W e cannot spend ouraelvea Into higher prosperity, but we can spend ourselves Into real trouble." Churchmen Study Race Resolution HARTFORD. Conn (I ll'll The National Council of Churchct govemmg body today ton tide red « prnjmted resolution t (king ns million U. S. Trotevlsnl member* In wipe nut discrimination in hous­ ing because o f rare or religion. The Homing revolution deferred from Wednesday wat expected in highlight this rioting vcnion of Ihe Iw odsy wmlcr meeting of Die general hoard o f the council. Also scheduled wat a panel dneutnon on peaceful uiet nf alomic energy. I’anel member* were Vic­ tor Heuthcr, aitistant In the presi­ dent nf Ihe United Auto Worker* Union; Dr. Shieldt Warren, p«th. ologiit and former tnniullant in the Atomic Energy Commission; the Rev. Robert K. Mariiregor. dean nf Trinity Cathedral in New ■rk, N. J. and former redor o f Ihe Oak Ridge. Tenn. parish; and Edwin A. Wiggin. a New York businessman who head* an indus­ trial group itudying alumir en­ ergy. Tile Imard YVrdncvday appealed In thg XI I’roleitanl denominaliont in the cuunul to "uphold the right and duty of the church to study and comment upon Itcuea of human loncern. however controversial." 11 is the right of church groups at well at dtiirnt to "durui* freely and lo express judgment* without rxiuv-ure to attack* upon motive or integrity for daring In everciie Ihe right to do to." the pronouncement said. Hormel Good Food Free! DROI* IN H H t IIKI.H l o t s H H ltM L L FRIE D S A I S A fiK . A L S O F R E E IH JM IT S : ALL DAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY high price auppora Congrea* In­ still on providing are about to foul up the deal. They are pricing farm products out of the market. They alto are piling a load on the tavpayers that is helping un­ dermine the economy. Air Force Readies 'Discoverer' Try VAKDEKRKRG AIR F O R C E RASE, Calif. ( t 'P l i - The Air Force today tentatively planned a third attrmpt to launch the first In Ihe irrie* of "Project Dlicoverer" satellites within the next few da>t. Following Wednesday'* *econd failure to gtl the vehicle off the pad. nrwfmen were told to report hack for another attrmpt at the tame time today. Rut it wat learnrd later Ihe two-vlasr rocket will mrt he launched today and perhap* not even Friday. While "countdown" hat tome within mere aerondt of firing, ihe vehicle hat yet In tee launched. The Air Forcr gave no evplan alion other than 'technical rea­ son" for Ihe delay. Newimen gathered at the prr.t observation site Wednesday for a firing scheduled at 12:45 p. rn . hut alter more lhan four hours of rounldown slarla interrupted hy "holds," Ihe Air Force announced Ihe shot wat being postponed for al Irasi 24 hours If tucreitful, Ihe satellite will lie Ihr world's first lu achieve a polar orbit, one whlrh passes nvrr both of the earih't pole* From tuch an orbit, a satellite eould lean ihe enlire earth at the globe spins beneath It, Cable To He Fixed MONTREAL ( U f ' l i - Full srrs ice on ihr Transatlantic cable whlrh broke last Saturday was expected hy Friday, it wax an nounrtd today. Thr newly . laid cable, which runs between Scotland and New­ foundland, broke at a spot some 2M) miles east of fa rm s life, Nfld. It rurtailed telephone service from North America tn Kuroi>e. Jury Given Ron us ST. CATHERINES, Onl. (U P h —A Supreme Court Jury here awardrd thr I'rlrr Cunninghams L17.3II in damagra growing nut of an aulomohilr accident. Thr Cunninghams had surd for 123.. 000 Wheal ia in lha worst fix of all. according to Brnton, Wheat' production recently hat been supported al t l.lt per bush­ el. This encouraged farmers to raise 54 per cent more of it last year than the year before. At a result, to much wheat It squir­ reled away that if farmtra didn't raise a bushel thii year nobody would m in it, Benson said this hat to slop, and before the middle of May, when farmer* muai know hnw much to plant, and of what. He proposed that Congress adjust wheat price supports downward to a "feed use retailor ship." "Whal't that?" demanded Sen Sluart Symington H> Mo ), who Renton possibly hid thought was interested only in miaailet. Ben son taid it was a price that would encourage use of wheat tn feed cattle. "Well, give me aome fig urea." said Symington. Rrnvon, who by now was start ing on bis second glass nf ice » t ter, called on hit panel of experts. They expounded for 45 minute), after which Symington noted that nobody bad answered his ques lion. f" ITS A Pitv : W tPW T TSX£ - *;■£*.* . vf.rjixr*. 1 u X ■ Thsstxr s - r t i l ABJwfE cav;*-, FUWH'ASTtC >Vl i E eTup-to c ccv - ^ rvrr£LV, n W'U T*«£ X fSOUT T3 THE STAPS..i ^ r ’ r-< ? r^twv...: C**g££V i B-.J : *e m y : : a iu t x r. o x h The Welcome W agon Hostess X < E On Ihe occanion of: Change of residence Arrival** of Newcomers lo Sanford I'hone FA 2-1739 H ulh (in llu g h tr lM* m i m •JJmbomJ Y ba - Du I’ont 'Tarrote" offer* effective, low-coat control of Hrlminthoaporioni blight of sweet corn, leaf spot diseases u( celery, and anthracnose, downy mitdrw and certain other leaf diseases of cucurbits. "Parrote" ia mild tn action . . . resists washing off by rains. Order 'Tarrote” today! PARZATE’ ^ u X at Boost yields of colery, sweet corn and cucurbits, spray with Du Pont “Porzste' ( M g ) £ x u u 7 < Will Knock on Your Door with (lifts L <Jreelings from Friendly Iluiineu Neighbors and Your Civic And Social Welfare leaders fifU ld i n t j u i u r. X O X >• u X U E /. c lungttid* li n n things ros s u m iivino . . . iHioucw cHiMiirir Hormel Dairy Sliced BACON Lb. 55c HORM EL " 35c SAUSAGE Lb. 55c ROAST Lb. 39c FRANKS 12 Oz. lb. 39c COFFEE Lb. 75c BISCUITS 10 For 51.00 BREAD Loaf 10c TOMATOES 7 For $1.00 PEAS Can 19c NEHI PRODUCTS ^ 5©^ S A U S A G E L___________________________________ Boost celery yields, control diseases with Du Pont "Manzate" llormcl Smoked Pork 7. y Itonlon Hull Pork Start applications when plants are established in thr field and continue «s frequently as re­ Jennie Jewel quired. "Manrote" is mild on plants, but tough on blights. Order "Manrote" today! H Super Value Packer Ubel (•reen (Hint a 10c O ff ill i O F S G R O C E R Y FA 2-9931 < X OOOO BOY* L , LOIOOT- l-O CD ( MANZATE "• *)* Mini thinoi *oi unis innno . , . ASONOUV.vMSStNr] FOB UP HCBt. IN UOCk -, f fuHgtttdt ihiouch CHiwirtr Shurfreah • T X Du Font "Manrote" is highly effective for con­ trol of early blight and late blight of celery. M axw ell H o u m u CELERY GROWERS... X u X for higher yields, stop blights with Du Pont “Zerlate” or “Formate” Du Font "Zerlate'' xiram and "Fermate" ferbam fungicides can be used as sprays or dusts for the effective control of early and late blight and damping-off of celery. They protect grow­ ing celery plant* without danger of burning or ■tunting. For low-coat disease prevention, or­ der “Zerlata" or "Formate" today 1 ZERLATE* FERMATE* a w Jsrbwn paging • M nii thinoi roe anrtt uvino , . . thsouoh cmiaustit PanfArS < '3 F .S 5 h £C fw l �YOU CAN CLBAN YOUR HOME THIS SPRING WITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIED INDEX 1—MARKET BASKET Jb-FUR RENT F a - ROOM A BOARD I— REACH RENTALS 4— WANTED TO HEM »— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •—MORTGAGE LOANS 7— REAL ESTATE WANTED L-MISCELLANEOL'S 5— FLOWERS • PLANTS SHRUBS II— OFFICE EQUIPMENT AUTOMOBILES • TRAILERS II— BOATS A MOTORS I I —FARM SUPPLIES A MACHINERY I—FOR RENT WEI.AKA APARTMENTS! fMMi 1 BF.DROOM furnished home on 3T— NOTICE • PERSONALS 31— ARTICLES FOR s a l e 31— FURNITURE A HOI .'BEHOLD Kk—LOST AND FOUND Methodist Slates Revival Next Week The Rev. I/full R oel June* 111 will tie tha evingtlisl nr»t week at the Firit Methodist Church. Rev. June* 1* patlor of 'be Audubon Fore»l Methodist Church. Atlanta. Ua, The aod of ■ Melhodtal minialer. he wa« t-om in Oracewood. it, lie hold* degrees from Emo y University and the Candler School of Theology. Ui.hop Arthur J. Moor* choir (he young minUler a* hn tompan Inn on a trip around the world In line. They attended the UWth annivcrisry conference of Methodlim in India. Itei. June, ha* midr there tniMiona to Cuba He i* p u t presidrnt of th» North Georgia Alethodiit Youth FoUo«*hlp. nod Whe Atlanta Methodiit Miniitera A ouru tion: su e cihairman o f the Board of Mlniiterlit Training — North Georgi-i MethodDt Conferenre and a member of the rareutiir committee of the Atlanta Cbrutian Council. Rev. June* 1* married and ha. thrre children. Seri ice* will be hrld dally at to a m. and 7 » p. m. Mr. and Mr*. Jeff Wall, Cuoherville, ‘enn . will haie aperial services or children end youth*. f < State Swaps Land Near Glades Park TALLAHASSEE tUPIl - Klor Id* turned over too.ttn arrr* of J^nd tn the Federal Park Service "e ile rd a y for an addition tn the Everctadei National Park. lu return, the Mate received a deed to more than J2,0tf> acre* which had been given to the aervicr for thr para, but m i Cirluded from it* boundaries. The dupute oi er final bound*rie* of the h .er park in South Florida ha* btrn going nn for aevrrat yrar*. and Gov. I-eRoy qllin* lauded the Florhla conreiimnal dHtgstion for lta tup port in ntakinf a teitlrmcnt. Collin* alto told Erdrrat Park offlilala who were at the cere moni. there wai one thing mil unsettled. "I'v e told Secretary of State Gray the be*t fDhlng in the coun­ try i* down thrre. and he hat challenged me to proie It." Col lln* said. £ ju c k * o n Price, aivistant dirrc T ir of the Park Service, told Collin* that with thu icttlemrnt. the service can now go ahead with development of the park fa d 11tie*. Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin notrd that agrlruitural lard* in the Do Nut Hole area near Homenead. which are withm the park's bord tn , will not be takrn fur the park at lung a* their ute for agriculture continue*. Fur. **r»ge apt 2300 Mellon* llle Ave Afirr 3 P. M. FURNISHED epartmrnt lor rent. Adult* only. llhl Oik Ave. I—WANTED TO BI'NT LVHGK furnished epartmrnt. 310 Mignolie. Call A K. Hosteller, Florist, FA 3 1M1. WORKING COt TLE — Want tmall home in country near Sanford iPrrfrratdy Lake Mary) Kitrbrn furnithrd. BOX 3*. San ford Herald. j Fleet reale V itiR Thuri., Keb. 2fi. 19X!>—Pig* 7 in] Id j » a i. .* Storms Fade, But Cold, Rain Remain CxpcnHlve License ROSA I- PAYTON " I f them A U K burglar* downatalra, hadn't you bet- tar wear • rob a t" NASHVILLE (l PI) - Sen John BK41. k a T A il. FOR BALE Kennedy yesterday praised Ten nrssee for rracting "more quickly and effectively" to the finding* of thr Senate Labor Barket* Committee "than any other alatf." Kennedy, mentioned often *i a possible Democratic presidential, nominee for iv e. made a brief speech to a Joint teuton of the stale Legislature. Hr tailed his appearance non partisan ••Your atate responded m o r e quick!) and cffcslnrl) tu the find ings of thr McClellan committer than any other state." Krnnrdy said. He mentioned in hi* talk aurh Tennessee heroes as \ndrrwJackmn and Andrew Johnson. He laid Trnnrttrr and Massachusetts have much in rmnrnun. Kenned; said the bane problem confronting both thr national amt H om es De.iitrheil F or Matr governments tl that of na Florida I.iv ingr(tonal survival. He called It ' the “ S. I I ted room s— 1 A - B aths real Issue of our lime '* 4— REAl. R S T A ig Fttu SALE SUNLAND Estates & South PIN EC REST 3rd Addition. Legal Notice sv 11111 s m i s ir < nt si i' sun III*. *1*111 JllllltVI. I llll I II us- Tire: «i sir. o r ri o i i i i i *. i* a II s *■ I lls *11. laaujM v*n I nil as:tti*in *. i iii v I t. i* »li>*T-X.4U lllil.MMi Cuiir% Klfitl'l* ihfiu/fitlof1, I'U ia n t r ft. 1I*4»nN.MH tl At. t ' e f f n s*A l it * >ll| IIJ! Ilf *1 I I T il»: « i )T»; **f l JuiliM* * T«s I! *t |ks VMS . |k» Jlj.** tt * Asif#1, uf lit tnfl, jirtsl Vf 4 * * “S k ri# ynHKHlrvArlk i f f il»vt*i< * ir in t * # * tf#4 r* sir •iisrr ijfitrs •tAliisjiue I ruisiti A4 # l n « l I! it Furniture Moitnr A Storage Jacket* • Bents - Tents. Luggage U. i :. Pllll LIPS. Agent ARMY NkkT SURPLUS WASHBURN VAN LINKS am 5anrnrd M m u , bum French Ave, FA J1I9I |------------------------ -- ■ t •* n I t* ■■>!] VA - IH A FHA In Service Conventional Financinfr Down Payments Low As $400 Iriuncdiute Occupancy V\a> U uuriinteo l ’ rrson al o r Y ou r Satisfaction Money Chrcrfulty |{rf undid. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. liAiiitl*, hi« e ' •* m1* *n.t i#»ls|gfi* m « » a, -ui..*, •s.l %U. I Nk.M-US l'\ir.»I.P • I.StMlMt SN) IS J »;» -T IS t if »: hu,M»t> i .v i i *mm ttinfi* !.%\l» Ia X‘ %TI.I» IN UlillNoLl. co t NTT. fL*»r.ll»A I II t l • » ’ « V* *• mrul I t, I'ltif i4n «*t *•• Co f" ■ C or. Hwv . 17-92 A 27th SI. f i t at A 4 s t h lu n 23 ft Inboard lahin Cruiser Good mndlllon Only * l4Ui Phone FA 3 1349 or FA 2b22d Marhine and Stipplr Fo. 207 W 7 n,| sr Eh. FA 2 4132 Uontpleir lawn Mamtenanrr. I rrtlllfcr. Spravln-;. ' l o w i n g , LOTA FOR SALE Lari* *J * HI is— Fele.|.l*e«rock.Supplie« JOHN MiMMERNi; Goo*l land, clrarrd. aarn* land FA 3 7197 •raping cash or <01*11 payment WANTED (»HmI 3 nit.'il hoi «t- m Wllluw Ave Cell D. E. Aiuirrsun. I'A 2 i«At. down, batanic 923 per month. I J A - H F M R I M . .wo KOOFING I.. R. MANN 19— ARTICLES W4VTRD Bog 49 I lk* Moaro* I Al.l.-Tiri SAII.I E I'honr FA : MI3 Wanted Rorklne horse Mud be IMA MHINO 4 HR AIING INF In good rondilmn Ph FA 2 1307 SANFOfiti Phone FA 3 TUBI I VhECUtlNT modern 1 bed loom after 4 p m home wnh double 1 st age Pi t BRING I 3 2*112 ITU* l* a free |ta»» lo the Kilt Fonttaiiing A Repairs Theatre (or Fliiabeth l.lpiey Erie Estimates ’ BEDROOM Cli home. Florida F.ip. dale Mar 12, 'S'' R. I HARVEY room, storeroom, kitchen equip ped. Venetian blind* Fenced WANTED l *rd werdrulve irunk NH Sanford Ave Phone FA 2 .\3»l vard. I.uw down payment. II ( ‘lark. P. O. Bo* 1333, Fas F A 2 7C41I •elherry. .1 3TOKY I It A ME m 5 LARGE BEDIiOOMA v»ith large i Insets in each; I'* baths Liv­ ing room with fireplace, dining room, butler* pantry, kitchen, den or music room, renptlon hall. Hirer porrhr*. lari* alllr, garage, carport*, boat porle ptui workshop, tsicaled on 2‘ * corner loti Good palrntial for invrsimenl or iniom* close In I'rired iti.OoO. By appointment only HARRIETTS B I A I T Y NOOK Frh Special Jib permanent IT.30 FA 2 37(2 103 So. Oak I*—r — ADR KBIT WAWTK4* (.Tltll GIRLS over 21 Apply in person at Pig ‘N Whistir, I'honr F A H ir ia a | i *i *’ |.s-p I ii . 4 * a t r ,» 7 i n n tn ' h * a L . y i f # * ,1 • a i. • • hr U iO T s f U : M i» ||* |N - *ft 1* a t t|s< * •k|a'e kmi Ar« It#rill I |*i|i>lr«-| ■ i n*,p kni**F . *■ . <h>r * ». i h f S . • i |#r». *,f t*>* * 2344 Erenrh Av» . dm a l <1f * « * !*[»#■ r * tef hafoi# Ih# '<if* it•• h **i - r Ma \ TM# 1|at < n **i| a in* if * Prn •*ftt*fa*«ii » ill .<* a n la ra v l ef a a iiR A t In * r | | ta »* 4amonit in ih» 0**mi*la 1I fa »>i • . y* t* h'<»M ! In th* Mlir. At.I*. * Fk#»*A*|»ar i* ,ta||a»># f 1»• f l l BM ||r *t ne , • • i|i mmLs •* .# » !, ft* #■•«*»* u l h a (rut ii n >1 AO *T1v Is. » II I »3r a**! i * ••r>1 * ,M at Ft-At !***♦! iMris-.n .1* •* "-as ir, FI nf (4a »in- *♦*t« is I• tl m. . f » > I r isA r| A f‘ I kel t•r a i. > It r HKRMmV I 1»fk of *' a * *e || F— , »* t» i " 1 far AtmiAAl# Ca*n»» r t .iM a • Itr MorttiA T. \ tI.:*n l*#nut| f’IffV f* -Cal! Hall- Braitor Fhona FA 3Jft*1 m i n a it non THREE bcdriMim blurk home, ku rhen equipment. vrneitianl blinds. dis|xital. kitrhrn evhjuvt' fan. larae fenced In l>ark vardj with stud* trgrf. Tntjl pnri ] 1 1 1 ? ....... requiring 12 33QM down anil 970 ter nmnthl* whivl' includes lave* and insuramr Fvciu.lvr with ROBERT A. Hil l JAMS. Bralli.i Ravmnnd I undquiai. Assoc. FA 2 2131 Allanlir Bank Bldg HOME SEEK Kits Jylina * i J. W. HALL ' i"• a * >‘|ii »h*fg * iii»#»i> * 1*11Atill11f f A AIIAf «A| » m1 f» « rr# and RKAI. I.RTATF. D im K IN ) t |lt |A P » I'll r « tf# For those who preirf country lie i «; . ■**A ta f«?* * i m imAii* a tin j# tng may wr vlmwr ymr this cum l -s T* e,4<% f^ trF lA a fnrtable 3 IIR, framr homr .itHf| Phtitl' i ’e*n (P*1*Fti« f i. f } ’ M i r ! M*'* I t **-> iiatrd on for arret ol tiled farm land, Iwo flowing well, and irrigation *>*trm in good I » l l i A * a a r t p f I A# I **ii a | f i n f a v . rntdilion This home i* located • F v l a u l t ( t n i i l i i f l a i l i a , In r * « . A afr . about 4 mile* from Sanfoid ami In r a E a i a t a a f I* near a large lake ihst offers Ki ll III LTT IIAU)AVt(ii»K Ui f l * ntellent fishing and boating > 1 las i l l < f f A I I - f * a a A p M i n a a l l n « . Price at 9F>V) with about »> leea* I 1• “ f D n sra a rl • •- A %|M l a l l down. Terms on baiantr. »a• 1 * 1 * 1 •4| a n d * i •' •*t J (IH (I f * i i t r e F t* . ♦ Artel t * i# U lP e i «*n* n ra a # **t ' * 1• a n * a ta i nt a #rt I 1* ■ y n*i n h * a i l , mT • t f h r r 1 m i B i n a i *1.* f t l i - t # ** f I t A TT I f U 0 % D frt »k* M IIIU K it«> |* a-1 •J la 1 • if t a is l 4l«4991I I I * 1 lff 1* 1901 Park Ave FA 2 3332 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR loo? Sanford Ave. Numbing FA 2 4112 Babysil or iron $2go00 (Include* (Toeing) 8280.00 only $|7*o0 monthly • Blerk* W eil o f French Arrau* an Mi* Street. MODEL OPEN DAILY tor the Beit Buys In Rtil Knit* SEE C U L L E N A H A K K K Y W. A. (:*■-*, Jr. Balaitaan tin N. Peril A»e. Eh. FA l - U l l possession. F Tia -n tll* ffi* r« | til# fiir s # AF .Stunstrom Realty type ! 7924 Lotion A AA1.0 I Yarns. Thrwads, Tapes. F A 2 19/t oHirr work; AK riU Eb FOR BALK .an I A 2 22*A. Nations. HOLLINS UOIIHT BHOF At Tha Sign Of Th# Totem Pal# 2417 S. French Ar#. FLORIDA FOl’ I’ I.E, local cet|. rirntv rlr.nr to rent or manage FACTORY i n 3 til' Ai.l MINI V| farm, lull camp or *10111 huci nr*. t.iHi-l references Box hi A I.M. 11 AN III.INDS Santmil Herald Enclosed head Sag-proof 1nitron AAlll baliv tit 111 my home byhour, ilav or wrek. Mrs. Lucille Spivey. i .A 2 waio rail with plastic ends. Plastic or ravon tapes. Cotton or ny!on cords. S rn ku rik Liams mid I’ a in l Co. n — Bl SINRHyi OPFORYUNITIRA 112 III AV 2nd St Ph FA 2 (4.22 Retired or active men or women, local franihl-r avaiiatde No Danchur fn Investmrni 99Mi ou up. Investment fully secured hv inventory No »r||mg Guaran lee.l income Write to Ho* TAA, r r Sanfoid Herald Frignlairr Befrigerator, A I eon dit mn 9133 tn Grntral Electric Automatic AVivshrr Good condition 14.5 00 General I l e r t r i c Automatic Washer timid ititiditluq J43 ikl General Elrginc («• in. Electric I R'lOAl unfinished frame house Range moo on large lot « mile* Weil of Tbit is a free pass tn the Hitt L o o th r a r S e r t lr e S ln re Sanford, off Rt. 44 Deep well k Theatre for Juan Batten. Eap 111 bo. Park FA 2 2*21 elect rie pump f a 21421 date Bar t2. 39 3 BEDROOM home with work 11.000 to ttooooo aviilehle for ■ * f 1f* pAh aft* i r ' ! nla »■ , t » purchu* of second mortgagee )1ai h *lAi*fi er slMr.An# ahall »«* In Open Mon. aad I r i. till • F. M. DeLucleo, Tempi* 1-4012 ar a rif In* «M phAll #(•!• th* ila*#nt r«|> tFftff Af 1 t>-at off # * tMidway 7 1343. dratA *af (A* *IaIf*ianf, «■*•! •I••f1 #i H ar PART IIMK u b r a n a i, N E W ! Kepairs Farpenlrr timl*. electric planer, rnltie Inn, electric paint spray­ er. Nr mi one burner oil sluve. Reavona hie price* lnqurie at loi Shell (id, Dc-Rafy, Florida, ironing 10c k 13c. FA 3 7:n 2 Radrooma Florida Ktsom - F.H.A. — shop A double eerporte on I lor llrnl acre land l ' i mile west of a * 3 HR, l tit* bath concrete block » town. 22,000 down. FA 2 2794 home in nire neighbu.hitod X exit-hen equipped T r r r a t i o lie 4—MORTGAGE LOANS A#mlnntA floor*. 11 in monthly. Immediate thA f'ou"*! Jy4v# n* rAiiFti>, rtntl'ia nun, #i*v *ai » II—H*sk Wanted JA I.OST—LEASE. Big Sal# On Everything. Eurniturn Center. KHA LOANS In DcUary S& 2. LAKE MARIE . . Kstntcs • Within 2 block* of DeRary EDI*. A complete ehnppbig ( cnlrr. AS LOW AS $350 Down $65 Monthly (Include* ( I r w i n it AT. G. Biller. Developer Sale* Office Hwy. 17 . t t DeRery Plat* Eh NO » 4871 nr NO I-I7II < Mil ES NORTH OF HANFORD Give Ebiladrlphia, Pa. Painting A t I 1UND Ftasilfied liHntiy INKiBE T AX SERA ICE AAm. If. Alurray FA 2 1394 of American International lilt Celery Ave Utoscd bunder Industries, Inr IK'S larrnil Street Pi* AMI 'IH 11 IN111 I DINING monthly payments Eh FA 1-&17A now fur local interview. phone III.si Hlie IIKDH ■o_nisr l.iisr one boy's nirycl* »is* 2d". Red. J (*. IPetln*. AYa* 1#et m vtiinity of High School Can to- identified. Reward Phan* FA 2 U14 or FA 2 2414. r O N T R AFT and R E P A IR AAHHK Joe F. 'Ihoma* EXEEHIFNFED WAl t BESSES FA 2 0419 Full time, salary and tips. 1023 Sarita SI. Phone Mr. King. Mavfair Inn. 24—PIANO SERVIt’ K FA 2 3(11 PIANO ft M M . I REPAIRING JU itJ A 2 w iy GIHI.S fur Inral telephone snlln. W. I. IIAHMON tatinn work day or evenings Ph. TA 2(224 Alter 4 •*) p. m 1.4 N. Park Awe. Eh. P a 3 4131 short hours, salarv pits* bonus No rkpenenre necessary Ap­ 21 4 III II.HIM. l ON TR 'CTORS Small masonry horn* on W acre ply at once tn Air. Adkins, at fur l.i.owt Well, flerlrlclly desk, Aaide* Hotel. No phone For ca.prmry, palntinc. arreen Fall FA •2 7731 for dlirrlmn* Ing, r - all tig, and piaster renair, calls please. asphall tile, osbeslo* sUling, MAYFAIR SECTION. Sparioua 1 i* - Male lleln Wanted mi-oruy ur »ii>tl leveling bedroom furnished home. Own­ ond i*|iairir<g gaiaget ami er FA 2 IBM EXPERIENCED Barlrnder. mot wife king rail F,\ 24499. die aged man "ri l e Bos f>. Ii. MAJOR BROWN REALTY r o Sanford Herald I i — I I I l T i n t At. S F R A i r r s Realise V .U H M M EAM.lt REPAIRS 10 -M ale nr I emale LAKE MARY Parlt fur all luakr* nf Meaorrs Th FA 2 3197 or TA I ’.9*4 Urn Wuiiua }2U Dali). Sell bum llritruluv, Hoover. Kirliy, elr none nemcpletei ASrite Rrrvt* Ere* pick up. Work guaranteed 3 BEDROOM i ll home, kitchen C o, Attleboro, Mass. FA 2 47M equipped. It uUO. lake up law Seminole Realty New 1 Used lutnllure k Appli­ ance* A riouvi Place To RUY K E I.I. or TRADE. JENKINS KURMTUIlE 4bu Sanford A*r. PI l BRING III. \ I INS. 2-1501 | fa furniture, appliinees, tnai* etc. nougtit-sold. I.arrv't Mart i n Sanford Ac* rn. FA 1-4121. I.nst Girls' Itoadmester IliryfU nrr Vicinity rinecreat Schiwd. Fan t>e identified, R4* ward Phone FA 2-7379. 17—RKALTA FARU3HR It A Y .M U M I M. 1IAI.I, ’ REAI.TUR & INSlTtUH Y*-s» a m 4 I P h v f | Ml * ■ ' • AV DIETRICHS — REALTOR t‘» rs*if if IA*f |hi* #uil l . nni ' i * Third St. A Park Avenur fhiuth f !e |1* ffftfV* AI"If 111 *||l»» untf niir Mrthvm—A'elmt Gonriler, Y'all Call Rati onfirrp (hA n*|« »-« iha at. «• «i#* Adelaide If. Mosea — Associates Thore F A 3 SG4I rr ►aa i<»#n Isrnkit* * vf t. l«r4 I• ■* t fnr Mi arn «• new 303 309 E. First St. Ph. FA 3-09M in V11ar k 11Ainlita* Ik. a• i *»■" 4* *1 11 t t l l u A almost Mather of Sanford S T I N K Ills |lllin TOR WANTED lions* Wiring — Eleclrte Service BALE nr PEMAI.I bid Vlhten i \ l u m e n agency Own >mir uwn m oney-making I n Vi:At lltfuyIt J !!«■• Tl, I*lit1*RANDALL ELECT IllG CO, V V. Farmer, Realise i f rr is h e a l e s t a t e H JtFrnFitf of SV#tnlnnU C1' iw* liusmes* Nn srlllng nr snllrlt- H i Magnolia FA 2-U9I3 i«. rtf»ri*u. tr R. Whitmurt, Astac. ask Crumley 4 Mnnt*l!h mg Erartlrallv p p rra lrs itself Th• nAI UH o f Th * • '* 1" at 117 South Ear. Pb. F A 2 4*93 | r t l D A t * *.§'■ t A lFi 1 I• ttk A. t rench w f , Eh. FA I 32)1 A— 111 II HIM. - Itl.PAIItSU r cihtain M r . 1 Brand Rer-ud At ■hi t Iriti h* it# to After hours FA 2 1*11 or FA 2 4111 m illrts in superm arkets, drug P AIN TING It l# Ahe|% # 4 * * * ft ta * < | l » |i» v 3 BEDROOM < It living k rim.ng stores, etc You *ervlre them, Th» liAlu* nf lit* • « i! n m. ■<r. ruum, kitrhrn rqinpited. family >3. II. "Rill" S r E M P K I l Ag*a*y • ti aa ts*« « |n■t , • . and finishing I n I 1 m 11 e d iqq-urtumK lor FLOOR sicding r<>om, 2 baths, quirt nrightxir f'r io ll *#l*4*|| fsaf Hi* St ' J all('leaning, waving Serving Keillor A Insurer gr n wiii All you n rn l are 3 i al I'ifrUlt tn Aft<l f••* heniinn|* hood, city limit* 9t4 'ihO Gl Seminole County stnre IMJ. « n«f||), Tt *- 4M.rMl.lr I As-ne t.aura B. OiVr, H. f . T ifftr hie wk spare Dine. 1 ar, re lrr mortgage J32f«i down or term* |a •' r ill ’•!..*»• H. M Gleit-in Lake Miry Arlrlt Eilee, Everett Hirper rners. P H I lo cover guaranteed min.r»i.\u ifm i* a j r -i* • FA 2 IMS Phone E A 14*91 ' l l N. Park r*•11a 11■*ii» Vi*-1i»tift . \* 11 c 11f" ’ inventory and locallon*. AArrtr m s 1h h.s— p i li>'iN w l.S "• IN A t i i ( I a ( a 111| r i .: a 1 a i l* a ( t in i'i MOWER MOW ER: LAW N DISH G ARDENS Television Tube* Tested Fte*. Snappm* Turile. N>7 l.akrvie»* R O L L IN S IIO IIB Y SH O P SANFORD MOWER SHOE Ave A l The !Egn Of Th* Totem Pel*. FA S IR3* or l\\ S-MTi 3<l17 5 French Av*. NT'BSKRY equipment. FA 2 3377. 11-AL'TOM o BILER-TRAII.RRR Silt l tINIIIIIDNING 19—FURNITURE and H. II. POPE CO. l»(7 CHEVROLET for sale. *3" IKK SEHOt.D GOODS )09 S. Park ----FA 2 4234 Can be seen after 3 30 at 417 Holly Ave. SELL t S YOUR EFRNITUR8 • Wr BUY Ihr Most MALLETT lluusr Trailer, tu * 4* • M> SELL the Most ft , 2 bedroom* F t hath*, auto .... , . , i , n i • W'r PAY H i p Most malic waihrr. carpeted living AA tn il olt it'Ll ILick (.Jana SI' PER TR ADINI* POST room. This J month old trader, Door Gla*« A rnt (.la«a ph FA 2 U477 original rosl IT.Joo. can be pur­ S E R V IC E — ---------------chased for a tulle over half • BIG AAl l ES S rn karik (iln*-* and Paint Co. the original cost I'll. FA 2-tui.V 112-11* W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-1*22 • Ql H I* t'R E D IT q • EASY TERMS IT-HDATR and MOTORS I.NA FLoPKS, l.etterheads. Halew stl c r i v \I 4 IL ’ IF nirnls, Invnicel, band bills, art! I L a o V /ii * iH c w L iI V "Gateway in ih# Waterway*' progranii etc. Progressive New And l i e d Furntiure Ymir fvlnrurte Dealer Printing t o Phone VA 2 3951 — 311 E First M. FA 1 342J ROBSON SPORTING GDODS 3<Wi Well 17th St 304 a 4 E. 11! 1'hon* FA 3-ItfM! PI MEN _ NPHINKI I R 21 h. p Johnson, make offer New A- I'aed * SY S T E M S F A 2-3&SO. All types and »i2r« Installed F urniture and .AppllineaR "Dn It A'o.irsr'.f" 14 ft I'raft boat ami Gator trailer. WF REPAIR AND SERVICE 3321. F A JTI.T* $SAVL$ Tennessee Praised On Rackets Action ul 11— ARTICLES FOR SALE AUTO GLASS INSTALLM) Regtattred Real Eilat* Broker Eh. FA 3-1301 -17-12 at Hiawatha u n «l»V 13—SPECIAL SERVICES B E U T IF U L NEED homr: elrctne hit10 ACRES or more with modern ehen. Phone FA 3 3*3. home on West side of town FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart­ SMALL trarts of land, high or ment. FA 3 31ST, liw ground. WASHINGTON tl' PI i The* Poit Office Department taid to day It 1* preparing an opinion on whrthrr a famous nude painting Of a buiom Spanish Human i* fit ropy for a newspaper ad. The department confirmed that it had received a request from e motion picture company for an "adutury opinion'' on ute of Francitco Goya's painting. The M.ja Nude." in it* advertising cop} The painting, which hang* in thr Prado In Madrid, showa a shapely brunette stretched full length on a couch. A reproduction of thr picture ha* been used on Spannh postage stamps. It ilso m s printed in full color In a national magarme several years ago. The motion picture firm asked thr (Hist office whether it would allow In the malls newspapers containing ads illustrated with an easel reproduction of the unadorn ed lady. "The Maja Nude" has been controlrrital from the beginning It was condemned by thr hpattith Inquisition as "heretical and immodest ” Rut even before that there was a hassle over the Iden­ tity of thr beautiful model One account la that the Duke of Alba It . aim com inerd that ihr was hi* wife and stormed into Goya's studio. Goya, who had been warned in advance, pro­ duce a painting identical with the first raerpt that the young lady was fully clothed Goya was said to have calmed the duke by insisting that thr nude portrait did not rslst. But when Ihr duke died, Goya left his wife and spent several months al the durhes*' castle. PLANTS Far** A Garde* tenter ANNUA IN Ml Celery Aee. 1-B ED R O O M Post Office Gets Problem Of Nude As Copy For Ad owtk '. WOODRUFF'S UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house. Kitchen equipped; enclosed i —BEAL EsTA1 Lick porch: irrrened front porrlt: garegr; nice lawn M.000 Down SI00 Monthly Good location. Adult*. FA 3 4W8 4 BEDROOMS, I baths, well locat or FA 3 3U3. ed in town. Total price H I ,* " f Call IK 2-4174 tiefnrti IA M -A .D A Y Nice ip t . downstairs, i l l Perk. United Erev* Inu-rnstlnosl Stormy wrather faded from the weather scene today and February appeared headed fur a tame evil. The only significant ram o c­ curred in the Southeast and the Northwest. Cold weaiher clung In the North east where overnight reading* near the rero mark were common from northern New York Into New England, la-tianon. V. H , rcrord ed an early morning tempetalurr of four below rero. Warmer wrather puvhed across the Inter.ar from the northern Kockjr* to Ihr Great Lake* and south into the middle Mississippi and Ohm \ alley. Rain, pelted the Gulf Coast rr lion and northward Into North Carolina. A downpour Wednesday night drenched Orlando. FI* . with l'» inchrs in a two hour period Scattered shower* occurred In th* Pacific Northwest along with a mixture of snow and rain in Ih* northern Rockies Cloudiness with occasional rain vsas eiperlrd from northern Flor Id* to the Carolina* and rain or About 1,400 shopping crn teri arattrred snow fUrrles were on were planned for construction in tap for th* Pacific N'orthwrvi the U. S. In 1334 and 1939, more than half a> many a* were in ex­ Iron .Man Stunt istence at the beginning of last NEW YORK «C P I» Harry year. Gallatin hold* the National Bat kg;ball Allocation record for con >*culiv# game* ptavrd with M2 Gallatin never missed a game in 10 sea ions with the New York Knickerbocker* and D*lroit Pi»TV TUBES tons. TESTED FREE — (a im tU m * I, CsrayMs statk M tl 3ttr H n n ;( Blvd. FA 7 4267. rritii* bilk*. 114 W. Pint Sc II— I'ETS • LIVESTOCK • SUPPLIES 11— ARTICLES WANTED 11-P L A C E S TO EAT 3 BEDROOM tmfurnlihed house 17— HEAUTT PARLORS un DeCottea Ave. Call FA 2-J4IU, #4— FEMALE HELP WANTED T A. Stile*. II — MALE HELP WANTED UNF. room effineney aparlntrnt. 11— MALE OK I EM ALE PrDatr bath. Aerm* from post 31— WORK WXNTED nfflre. 31— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2-BEDROOM unfurnished hou«e, 31—SPECIAl SERVICES kitchen equipped K. 3rd. St 3 1 - P I A N O SERVICES Eh. FA 2 SAM 34-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS 31— ELECT KICAL CONTRACTORS tl. A—BUILDING. REPAIRS. f i n b u il d in g s u p p l ie s ,1 S-FOR RENT RAVENNA PARK H O M ES i • Mednllion • Hume* C m I uni llu ill * Jn.ilit y< $450 Down Turn Went On '-Oih SI. rullsiw Cnunlrv ( tub lltl. A AA-licit Fur Our Sinn* . . * OPEN D A ILY ; 0:0ft A . M . T i l Dark ; SUNDAY I 2 :ftft I*. M. T i l Dark ! t BUoemakeK Unnatruction to-. Inc. Ill Aveal JJUi »4rM4 Phone FA 23101 s b r v ic i Quirk tuuiodromat herelra .thirls >lanbed In 14 Huura barutoi.a l>ry Cleaning K. k'ath tt. Fi.odmait Bldg BOFTRSIDF. LAUNDROMAT WEI L DRILLING Feirbanki More* Pump* Repairs to all make* HOWARD W. LONG 207 F Commercial Ave. rhone FA 8-8133 BUFFALO. N. Y. (UPI) - Wib i,» i w o r n !•» V'A t h * f t a t i i i A F i L M a HERBERT 5TEV1TR0M * — F L O W E B JL P L A N T ! "p AtlAf AAl't a«4 AFir ham Higgins 4. Nunl. Ir.c., shelled •AA'F.f* Itrilsiered linker i l r H r 1A lf n «*r 4 A IP A H 4 P M An f|) f < ! out H.073 for an auto llrena*. ahAll h# *ai4. I.EN RIANER AZALEAS In Bloom. Largo • J. R If IIIAAMflf. i f Il was for their 213.000-pound cap LOTTIE BROADWAY Selttllon from Me er 8 KOLLAWAY, iioirttal and Baby A t AI AC k|fAF Af Ih* [A f Wit! atlty Rat bed trailer which had a1*4 TAiiianAnt vf KEN TORBETT for ll oo Red*. Dey, Week ar Uonlb— Ifarrif! H* iiiknqV, lo be reglit*r*d at |3 30 p*r 30o Aisocialei GRAPKVIl.l.E NURAERT Tel. FA l-l ll l . Furniiura Center 4 a # a a i# * f pounds. P jil ii i M A Marc* i. i> 111 N. rack — Fk FA 31114 (irapevlUe A**. /A 3 08M U l Watt T in t St. • Include* (Tuning Cn*t WKLCOMU NAVY ANI) NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD XYt invite sou fn lit our guewl* abaoluttly fret without ohligation at one of Sanford's Itadinf Motels while vou locale suitable houaing for you and your ftailly. Tick up your kty al Iha Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. DRA1LEY ODHAM. Corner llwy. 17*'J2 X 27lh SI. Phone FAMS01 * �r Yfi* •■nforB WrnilB fWfl* A—WPtriTUs frk. M, ttHU CHECK THESE FABULOUS Niven, Hayward Favored For Oscars HOLLYWOOD (UI'D—They're off awl lunnaig in the Oacar tier by with the preponderant* of »n | m chancing out of th* it *r ting gate (or the firal tlm*. N»vw W o rn have to many naw fare* appearvd m th* nomina­ tion*. ' Lit vrn at «** acting nominee* find tnia their maiden rar*. There are night vatrrana going again, and one old war hone. Spencor Traty, a two tim* winnar, I* the only major 0 »ra r holdvr In the fit id. Running agalnri him fur the golden italuelte are three young comer* — Tony Curti*. Paul New­ man and Sidney Poitler — and veteran David Niven. Shirley MacLame, however, 1* th* only n#w arrival oo the femi­ nine arene. Her competition eon *i*U of a pair of four time lovert, Sui#n Hayward and Deborah Kerr, a Ihree time loaer, Rotallnd Hum II. and one time loa*r F.li/a beth Taylor. Morning line favorite* in Uu lop handicap rarea for l>cat actor anti bed aclrcx* award* are vid Niven and Suian Hayward So how do lire rail bird* pick Hide two? Inaimuch aa Tracy ha* collect­ ed two Oacara, and becaua* H •■rnerally la agreed he ha* turned in belter performance! than In The Old Man And The Sea,'’ he it unlikely to garner much avntimental balloting Cttflia and Poiiier (hrtt Negro ever nominated for the top award) are apt to knock one an­ other out of contention in that they eo-atarred in the tarn* pic­ ture and will draw a «pllt vote. TIi* race, then, dwindle* to Newman and Nlvtn. Newman, deipite hli fine act­ ing, la not a particular favorite with film folk. Niven, on Hir other hand, i* cnormoutly popular and will win many vote* baicd on pnvfoua outstanding pcrformanci t. Hr ia the be»t i*et. lit Taylor ia the first lo admit her chance* have been hurt by t er off screen romance with Kd rite Flatter. Mitt Kii*n II ia bite king a tough precedent in Uiat few mutiral .tan have ever breejed home with Ihe Otcar. Shirley Macf.aine itlll ia a youngilrr, Ihe expert* figure, and hat plenty of time ■l ead of her for winning award*. Thin, the beat actreta diadem --.arrows to Sutan Hayward and Deborah Kerr, both of whom have failed in four prrvloui trie*. lied haired Sutan won Hie New York critic* award latl month for her role in "I Want To Live," a big plus factor, Niven also hat this advantage, Lady Leathernecks Will Get New Boss lallrd P ic m lute Inational Command of the Women Ma­ rine* will paaa on March I to a red hatred, iiaacl-cycd olflccr who aay* the lady Iwalhtrnrrkt' value ha■ been prove*I ''tx-yond *|uea Mon” hi their lOyaar hivtuiy. Jibe it Lt. Col M.rgarct M llendvraon, who will aucceed Col. Julia E. ilamblct aa diraetor of |iie Woman M anner Sne wilt gel ttu aagin of a full coloot t. Mia* Hendoraoo la 4* Hhe Jnionl Uie Marine* in 1913 at Hie age of 33 after teaching tchool in lathhock, Tex , for II year*. She aay* ah* felt Joining the Marine* * h Mm patriotic thing to tk* Him Hindu tun *aid *h« aould tnink of no brller way to render tcrvlre than In join the newly or,; aimed Wuiucn Marinca and “ lima baa not changed that inn viction." Col. Hindvr -uo taya with pride that Hit- Marine* have 2,343 occti palional ipecialtir* and Dial Wo men Marina* are capable o( 1*11 mg 143 of th«*v, ranging from aUnographic work to Jed engine maintenance. When the Women Marine*’ new bo*t hat a chance, her chief hob' by it cooking from new recipe*. The 3 loot 9't inch colonel waa Itoro in Cameron. Tex., graduated from high tchool al Kennedy, Tea., In 1P2H and from Hie Univertily of Treat in 1031 Site wat rommlttlonrd to the Marine He*erv*» In June, 19U after training M M l. Holyoke, Mata. In World War II, ahr in KNOXVIU.K. TWnn (DPI! — »trut ted woman M a rin e * at Camp Lana* Ray Caugborn, 31, a matt­ I-rJeuw, N. C , and tervrd at of­ er of prl*»n vxcapv, wa* capturvd ficer m charge of the Ituunrti R IC H M O N D , Va. I U P O - R e y ­ jeaterday by PHI agrnU. wlio School, Marine Corpa Intlitute, nold* M etala Co. TucM lay a n ­ Wathlnglnn. Pound him aterfung In a farmhouiv Kite went back to tchool teach- nounced plana for a m huu.rinr Special Agent 0. C. Hearty made nf alutninutn which cmihl trig alter the war for two and one a*i<l Caughorn offered no red*, reach unprecedented depths and half yeart and Mien rejoined Uie lanra when he waa awakened II* explore more than fio per cent of 1Ta> 'laying at tier (armhouM M trine*. Ihe ocean floor. r here with hk Mother and Company official* aatd Hie craft, than. to tie named Hie Alummaut, would Caugborn’a capture ram* lee* I* light in weight and itrongrr Mian oo* day after hie partner in than one rnailv of tlrrl. It aim hi. lataat etcape venlure, Willi* rnuld t>e uied to prevent recon(forinan Edward., 3T. of Mobile, C f n i l H G p f r P m f l f naittanre >vf A me r lean wateri by Ala, wat caught tilling m a 10M irOlll lluisinn till,*, they aald. FAIRFAX, V». (UPII — When Wlth two young women, a redJ. la-wi* Reynold*, wieculive d and a blonde. baler Lurat (Sallego* tnUplacnl a vi r president of the firm, said Hie Edward* waa arraigned before ib ritual (mint, he mad# a monu rojrd la gun Ui I'JU and H>al reV. 8. Commiaaioner Hart* M. menial error. ent lest* hnv« vliuwn it lo !«• frasDuggin* Tuvaday and Caugborn Tile rune lioy* of Den On*. Cub ible. Under ideal progress, Hie Will lot arraigned today. Ttiey will Sc*an Park l*l, ordered m taut first model ahinild ready for b* returned to Oc-orgla. cake for Ihrtr annual banrpiel lauinhliig and trials wrlhin Iwo Cawghuto anti Edward* fl.-d Tuesday night. Hal ley >a read H years, he aaid. from the Gworgta priton fur lie Farly niiNlelt would lot powered tiy elerirlr Itallrrir* but atomic eorrlgiblea In lluford, Ua., J*n. I Ti e m u ll' A three fool high rupulslon could he tn*lailed later, in • “ piaah-lmtton" v*rap«. frosted rake In the form of tiiv Reynolds aaid 13>* two priaooeri got lido ttw Waihlngton Monument. ilie first model I* to he alarut HI Warden’* truck and guard T W. "Oh. well," phlloaophlird Hal feel long with an tnvide diameter William* openul th* gate*, helicvhitf Wanlrti Hubert Smith wa> in Irgn*. "Hie wool* wnnted a nice of seven feel, Reynold* said. It* the truck. William* w»t later cuke. Ttiey atipmed * feai of art it fool rylindrira! hull will t>« de died by Georgia Correction* Com- which hat never been achieved signed In a. rnmmndale a pilot and tnUaionvr Jark Furrfiter who aatd tiefore W* are happy for them lo two arietiHfn- observer*, along with more than l.too poundi of Inft wa* an hnne-t ml*taka tail on* haw He rharged Hiem catty SO lor alrument*. Mint ju *1if ted divinixal, The Alummaut would l<e aide lo Caugborn ha* v.<rape*i from the "feat of arl." '*■•«'" mi tin- ocean floor vs-ilh tele Gem t in ami Tennr**«r prl.orta vision ramerat wliiclr could be exaft lime , lie waa a rio ln l last trndisl <mi loog arm*. Remotely Manh In downtown Atlanta alter operat'd light- world pro'.# the a wild, bul lot - punctuated dim e deep-water dark mas Hi* reit halrnl briilc of a week Wa- wiiii him. TAM-AIIASSKF. fllP I) — The At the lime of that arrvat, »Ule Supreme Court ha* upheld CALI. flwugln >rn wa* a htglliv* from a r a j law giving rlllrt in the a priton kirn for burglar!*** in ....... the right lo annex unlitTeiuie***e He It alio under two euri iJied k rrllo r y under rcrtaln ear vantMca* in Hrorgia for rendu Ion*. urgUrit*. and Kdwarvl* wa* Dade County attacked tin- law awrving IP yean for ("bbtrie*. rut ground* N waa a local hill. Kvenl ni ’ - 1 \ 2-7500 dligUDed a* a general law The FBI Agents Grab 'Escape Master' New Sub Planned; Could Probe Ocean C Baker Misplaces Decimal Point; C • Prlrew Good ^ S Thru Sun. Mar. 1 Ga« Dressed A Drawn Grade “ A " \ Lf | mm* i\ FRYERS Limit • One With $R Or More Order HAKKRITK SHORTENING Limit 4 Please . . . 3 Lh. C’an LEAN CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS law restricted tt* terms CHUCK First Cut PORK CHOPS First Cut PORK ROAST I.YKES SUGAR CREEK ECONOMY SLICED BACON 12 Oz. Pksr. W IEN ERS Scot TISSUE n«>n ***** i S p e c i a I fo r ^0l SUNDAY ONLY HOTDOGS « Until* Carton Coca Cola Etirh 5 with S2.00 Or Mnr* Purrhitea SUNDAY While They Lfl*t H O U R S — 10 A. M. to 4P. M. 2 Lbs. ""lilllil Food Kinjr TOM ATOES S ta r U is t Jim Dandy Chunk Style GRITS Del Monte tun a f r u it c o c k t a il Hunt's y , Size Can o cuun — lie* with not h-as than *U0.(W' City police didn't realise their IKipulation. k b jdioiM wni out of order until Th* court *tn**ad Hiat it wat a reporter told them be had Iw-en not ruling on Ihr Dade County trying to rail for three hour* home rule ad* in any way Lb. LEAN GROUND F A 2 -7 7 2 3 U T I) 5 Lbs. — ml HERTZ M ONTTRI.IKH, VI HERSHEY SUGAR 3 9 ‘ S( Upheld By Court Reason Is Obvious J F WHOLE ONLY Annexation Right S . . — TO M A TO SAUCE Arjfo Whole Green BEANS PilUbury FLOUR Vir Ifnltcili*. A k I. HOI K , lut HOMESTEAD EXEM PTION A PPLICATIO N 303 Cans _ .. „ 5 LbHaff Cabin Home M EAL A N D PERSONAL PROPERTY 5 ,b -b »k Bremner Qt T A X RETURNS FOR 1959 SA LTIN E CRACKERS 1 Lb. Pkg. lireniuer NOW DUE 5 M A X W E L L HOUSE ■ COFFEE HOMESTEAD KXhMPTION CANNOT UK (iUANTI.n I NI I HUiU WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED It.MU. j ; FROZEN * Bmith Breaded MA * S H R IM P \m .lCATI0N M Whon «pf>lyl»K ft*r HonuwteruJ Kxeni|itir»n for the firm time, h iu ncccaMrr Mui* you apiHuir in jwrgoo and bring your d uod with you. AUo brin*{ your lW>u auto, molrilu toyr nnrnljtf. FAILURE TO FILE RE- TURNS ON TAN0UU.K ANO INTANUJ HLK PERSONAL PROPERTY. APPLI­ CATION FOR WIDOW AND DISABILITY BAU1 YEAR AlAO. AE M m IV yww luwd m EXEMPTIONS Golden Ripe — C B A N A N A S 8 ' LB.1 CARROTS ORANGE JU IC E MUST BE FILED mwut b« Mud BETWEEN Jrmuury 1 and April L IV wJMi fo m nriuriM. I riurif bu triad to uiaiut you. MART EARLE WALKER TAX ASSh^SOR SEMINOLB COUNTY j por 1 Q ( I • I.h, Cello llnga | # I Of. Cxim — T For WINTER GARDEN fOH PRODUCE' 8HCHFINE Hlunka h«vw k*en mulled to nL who ft led application or mini* Mum* Iiutl year, K you havu failosl to recuivu youra, pit-rut* grill for them at the Tax Avioasor'a Offirg! TAX LAWS PKOVtOB SFAT.HR PENALTIES ,4 9 37' i . Lb. Pkg. JUMBO PIES PIES CELERY , For l.nrg* SlalkK Apple or -------------Cherry Big 24 Of. Family SI/* 15‘ Muhfl Unking POTATOES * 'ta 2 9 WADE'S VOIJ C A N T WISH US - r WE'RE I U C ir T l!n iir M U )D L r O P HANFORD'S NEW FOOD STRIP NOW ! Save Seven Days A W eek ~ With Supermarket PricesA t W ADE’S Mp �J t Navy Boards Russ Ship' © In ' §>aufm*ft S jm tlll . WASHINGTON W H H IN n m M (UP!) fU P tl -— T h *a State Department tatd today the illed States “ will communicate th the Soviet Union" on the boarding by U. S naval ptrwnnel at a Human fishing trawler off Newfoundland. The trawler was boarded to eberk whether Its crew had dam­ aged a multi-million dollar trans­ atlantic cable network. Lincoln Whfte, Stale Depart­ ment spokesman, said a formal would be sent to Moscow ■(IM the A * daurtm ent das has receiv­ nnhs when department ed and assessed ill the Informa­ tion possihle. Asked what the United States would say If the “ facts" failed to show tny responsibility on the part of the trawler, either Inten­ tional or accidental. White said he did not “ want to anticipate." contents of any American com ­ munication. The U. t. destroyer which pul the hoarding party on the Soviet vessel was steaming back to Kwwfcwndland H m f c n d lin ] In to make enakr Ia M l» " AM D tD B P K N D IK T D A IL Y M VW W AFVE * port The initial report was that U n ite d Prasi* Lassoed Wire KstAbltnhwl 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. *80 F R I D A Y . F K H K l ’ A K Y 11. iy:»9 it found no evidence that the Ku»- V O L . X L IX slans were doing anything “other than fishing." White House Prrw Secretary James C. Hagrrty said I'resident Eisenhower had received from the navy a preliminary report similar to the one the Navy made public Thursday nigh! There was no immediate mdiaa-j lion whether Moscow would view j the Incident as s major Issue to further strain Soviet American re­ lations or accept it as a routine' move under an international treaty to protect undersea cables A five man party from the dr slruyer Hoy O. Hale si rambled aboard the Soviet ship NovorosHKRI . I N ( I ' I ’ I ) — The Kuweinn ultimatum lo the W a s. sisk at noon Thursday about 120 tern Allien Pi Ret out of Berlin by May 27 rv.u hod its h alf­ miles northeast of St. Johns, Newway mark tod ay and found W m t Berliner* “ upprehenniv* The 12-year-old son of a promi­ played beams on the lake all foundlsnd. MI AMI ( I ' I ’ i ) — T hv U. 8. wwolhnr bureau aniit liter* m k v . tl.ftSR ( u p d — British nent Sanford family droanrd in the through the night while crews in ia a possibility of dumatriny; wind storm * amt one or two prime Minister Harold Macmillan lull u n a fra id ." lake behind his Loch Arbor home small boata probed and dragged Both th ey and their A m erican a llic* her* s i t cnttvlucod tortuuloes in the mint north of Tampis and Orlnmlo and to the ia “ more inclined to yield on sub the area. last night. fret of summit talks than k* the Kuimuiiu fully in tend to hum! o v e r the G un in uniat Fuat south of Jacksonville and Cross C ity this afternoon. Sonny was released from Semi^Koy Frank (Sonny! Symei 111 German* th* land sml air (vnuslt i'resident Eisenhower if it semis The severe thunderstorm end tornado forecast said: apparently was pitched into the note Memorial Hospital last week that ar* Berlin’s lifelines. the onlv way to pre.cnl war. Her "S ca lto m l sev ere thunderstorm s a rc expected over water when his outboard driven after treatment for a broken iln diplomats said tuda>. American military sourcaa hare North and Cantral Florida this af-1----------------------------------arm. Ills arm still was In a fore­ boat crossed its own wake. He carefully avoid talk which might Elsenhower lias rejected th* ibility of |* , j a . ■ t | . ternuon. There is a possibility was the son of Mr. sod Mrs. Roy arm call. Idea of lop level talks Soviet •mangle them In a political alluHe was a student at Itnecresl damaging wind storms Frank Symes Jr. alion. and they carefully avoid Premier Nikita Khrushchev or two tornadoes m the area Ths body was recovered at 11:15 School. jrrts anything less than the sum talk that the Ktivsnns might in­ Survivors include his parents; north of Tampa and Orlando and Uui morning. terpret a* threatening m il—while still maintaining So to th* south of Jacksonville and His cries for help brought one slater, Keherca: maternal viet dcirrmtnation in hand Ihe But their conversation leave* no grandmother. Mrs Willie May BONN, Germany (I T I i—West­ cross City. This activity is Mneighbors from their homes. Sev­ Berlin lifelines over in East Ger­ doubt that military plan* hava Murray, Spartenburg. S. C . and ern diplomats predicted today the -ported any limr until S p m eral men, Including his Islher, many. been prepared for an emergency. Shortly before noon, a pilot re di.hvd into the lake, but were un- paternal grandmother, Mrs. Hoy Soviet Union would sign a sepa­ There was no doubt Macmillan They brtlrva they can carry Frank S/inei Sr. rate peace treaty neat month with ported seeing a funnel cloud near S i c to reach him before he »ank. Honda t voter* should decide (hem out. si antis by the Western cat! for a Funrral services wilt tv held at Communist F.ast Germany. Jacksonville But it could not be The boat continued In circle foreign ministers conference on whether to closa public school1 1 An American briefing officer The ofl threatened action Would determined if it was a tornado or without guidance. Equipment and tt a. m. tomorrow in Holy Cron threatened by integration coined the phras# “ ap(.rrfienaiva Episcopal Church. The Rev. John give (he Communist regime addi­ if It touched the ground John Krider returned to Sanford n« ,in ■"* ,h*' I"" »*"» men from Seminole and Orange This ia the view of Seminole toil unafraid" Conversations with call to Khrushchev In person,but Thomas will officiate. Purerasler Arnold Sugg of the <■*« «Uht. mhllani over the sue tional authority—on paper at Counties joined in the 17-hour Cramkowr Funeral Home la in least—to assert control oser West* Miami Weather Bureau said the res* of a joint meeting In Wash alter five days of talks with Khrtl- Itrp 'lack Cleveland Jr., one of West Berlin business people bear shchev hr was reported less op thr original tignrri o! ihe "man­ him out. #mm ilia charge of arrangements. ern supply routes to Wei! Berlin dangerous weather conditions writ ington between (hr Honda Water |N Vied to a summit meeting than ifesto" on segregation and state* Business in gaily lighted, proaThe family has requested in on May 27. caused by ■ low pressure area ways l nrnmillee and (he statr > Orlando forces failed both last right* tarlier this week Elsenhower. peroua West Berlin goes on aa lieu of flowers, a donation be It also would be a major ad­ moving in Irom (he Gulf of Meal congressional dili-.ation night and today when muddy wa­ Cleveland charged that effort* usual. But tt is fell Ihe prime minister made to the Cancer Fund or a vantage in the Soviet ram|utgn Ico and an unilahlr air mass ' hail our most successful ters impeded their underwater But there U no one, cither in may reluctantly urge the West— ar* bring made to "distort the memorial for the church. over North Florida The low (iresmeeting, he said They liavr to win recognition internationally lighting system. If necessary —1> parley with Khru­ purposes" of tha declaration of East or West Berlin, who doca (or the East German regime and sure system was accompanied by pledged Ihelr support of our pri » The massive light truck from 21 legislators who signed the docu­ not seem aware of the May 27 ary waterway* project, regard shchev if nothing else wilt pro­ ment at Day tuna Bearh. to bring about formal negotiations thunder storms ami high gusts Mie Sanford Naval Air Station ven! conflict over Berlin. deadline, first announced by Rutbetween it and the Welt Herman "Most of the mgrrdtrnl* of less n( which area it will serve." The senior member of the loci! ilan Premier Nikita Khrushchov The feeling in mosl serious dip The president nf Ihe Waterways government leading to a confed­ severe thunder storms and torn*, lomalir circle* in Russia was that legislative drlrgalioti said the ami reiterated with threatening eration of the two, does are presrn! over North Flor­ Co turnlitre added that when the Macmillan definitely was looking issue nf rinsing schools fares) overtones m Mon » * w hours ago, project I j ready for appropriation, Walter Ulbriehl, East Herman ida today," he said Grrmani and Alliri are eona way to head off war over with tntrrgatlon was mrnlionrd ’Canes Pick Campbell deputy premier and Communist Ham and thunder ahowera pelt­ it will receive solid harking trom for Berlin and Cist the s u m m i t l’rior «“ mtnmg and Ihal sevsial vlnced here that a real crisis ia thr delegation Party chief, said in an interview ed most of North EloridA lale CORAL GABLES (DPI) —Bob Thr project ia the Cross State should not be ruled out — even "f **ie signers declared that they at hand (Whlley) t’ampbetl today was the Communists would demand this morning in advance of the They do not believe It wlU erupt CV al. already approved by the considering the firmness of Klsrn- would not put their names sin ihe named assistant haekfield coach one half the seats in the con p m iu rc fromwhich was centered Corps of Engineers. Committee bower » d e e I a r a t I on at his manifesto “ if for that purpose the moment the East German* trolling congress of such a eon- about i m milesvoiith ofApraltri(of closing schools!." OCALA (U PD — Authorities of the Hurricanes. take over th* communieationa members told thr Capitol Hill Wednesday new* conference, federation although Kail Gcr- roia, f l i t eland said opponents of the controls. todsy charged two more prison v r . • is .. delegation Dial onci I til* route |t The door s h o u l d never be many'* population is onlv .me Jacksonville and Tampa weir high British source manifesto are trying to make it Qrnistri with robbery, pushing to V G l I l l i n s.1111 L5US^ Some do not even believe that deluged by heavy rains and gusts constructed others will follow, closed, ' appear that legislator* who tlgnevi Berlin is the real target of tha TAMPA (UPD O n l y 3«i of the third that of West Germany, sis th* number of men linker) In "171* Croat Slab Canal it the said, The Soviets and their East near M miles per hour were re are in favor of alMitlshing thr Khrushchev campaign. Many b * tha bit ait * safe cracking ring 276 pupils al a verm in-infested ele­ key to Ihe entire nttwork," Krider ' "■ puhlir »slimit system Arrrttod Thursday and charged mentary school turned up for German vatellite always have (KJned al Jacksonville and Vero said. “ Hnce this is started, others llevr that the Human objective ]s * t* s 4 /\ r |r [ { . . J warned they would conclude a Beach, This, he added. If untrue Tha it a permanently divided C *^ ki tha caa* were prison guard classes Thursday. will fall in line Tills is a feasible JU D ilU l IJ I I & U . separate peare treaty if the Weat* | manifesto was a vow lo fight for many. Samuel Altman, 14; Mi brother, project, and if we alt Join in It. ^ ern powers did not participate. the preirrs alion of segregation George. 20. of Os ford in Sumter To Piny In Moscow support. Ihe whole stale will bene Signing of a separate Soviet and states rights It also said Ihit County; and Cleretnl A. Barnea, NEW YORK ( U P I ) — The New fil " East German peace treaty would, thr signer* doubted that tome 41, Wildwood restaurant operator. York PhUharmunie will appear In Sen Six.-aril Holland made an in Ihe eyes of the Communists, spokesmen In the statr were re Convicts charged with safa Moscow for two weeki this sum­ excellent talk supiwrting the Com­ make East Germany’s bonier* fleeting the thought* and opinion* tracking wore Rufus Argo. 40. mer, It was announced Thursday. CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (UPD mittee* c-fforts, according to Kri­ th* official borders of Germany. of the map.rlty nf the people Miami, serving time for saft der. Spokesman for th* Water­ —Die Army successfully fired an­ Cleveland (aid that manifesto •racking; David Key. 10. Fort Reds Invite Indian way* Committer was Gordon other workhorse Jupitera on a Heavy Attack .Squadron On* Lauderdale, under noted re for NEW DELHI <UI’l l —The Sovroutine test flight early today at*{ signet* did oo| uidlral* hats Ussy Thompson, Jacksonull*. held its first ia.psA.tlou might vole oo th* srhool dosing breaking and entering, and Nor­ tet Union ha* invited Indian Presi­ Local police are among soma “ We have moved ahead 10 then turned It* attention to the since th* muve from Jmkaonrtll* man Lylt. II, Tampa, convicted dent Rajcndr* Prasad to visit Mo* new moon rocket it lias aisembled quttlion, should it arise in Ihe s »fsO who ar* up in arms atwut years by this meeting," Krider to Ramey Field Ihli morning mat session of ihe Legislature. eritirlvra of the triflir handling cow. of robbery. IM! yard* away Cdr Sidney N. Raney, com­ concluded. George Altman waa a central ., The Jupiter's fllghl of lest than adiled that hv to'lh'vrs (hi* at th* Daytona International manding of flier, ill* (verted the it* full l.tuu mile uitige set the dreision stovuld rt-si with Ihe peo Speedway last week figure in the aln1uelion of a Negro iVUSSlIUS H o n o r e d James (Scotty i Smith former men at 0:.1i> in thr squadron hang from Iht Wildwood city jail a f*w BUDAPEST (UPD America * stage lot blattofl of thr Army's l’^r, Sgt Ico Rock and Earl Butsresident of Sanford, died yrsler ar. xetoml sp.i.'e piolw, s*apectevl Ie1Roy t oliins, ill ohvi.ais Itiarde* were vent to Daytona to years ago. Vanguard rocket and Htisma's day morning In a Winter Haven Award* were presented duiuig The Altmans and Barnes also Sputniks will be cu-frilured on a some lime this weekend Tile Jupi ••rial, lias refilled to comment <mU| wi(h |(.<rfje con|ro| wllhi# the erremnnle* by- Cdr John Mil nursing home. were charged with aiding and newr Hungarian jiavtagr stamp. ter will again lie used as the M manifesto the city. Tha poliec did not work Mr. Smith was a native ol ier, chief staff officer. Hatwing ■betting a (don In escaping. Army moon rocket booster. *---------------- ---------within th* parking area at tha Glascow, Scotland. thr son of One. I Th* Allmans, Barn** and a Cliburn Is Treated Today 's Jupiter test was thr M r c W jriP D iet The Slate Florisan lex patients) speedway; that was tha job §t Gillen Smith and Janet Cteland I cdr ItoU-rt Morris received thr prisoner war* picked up just out­ TT Cluh will meet at Ihe Centro! Flor­ first m whirh Air Force troops NEW YORK (U P D - Pianist the Nalluml Guard side the Florida Correctional Initi Van Cliburn underwent surgery Smilli. He went to Winter Haven Secretary id Navy coinmendatuni ist* Stale Tuht-rrulon* Hospital, have participated. Alasut 10 Air lev H o S D i t a l H c r G from Sanford in 1947 for his courageous ronduef in ef‘ Many people comulinirnted ua tution for Men early Thursday on the middle finger of nit right Force rorVeleeri. trained hy Ihe on the way traffic wa* handled," lie was a member nf Si Paul'* fn ting an emergency landing, Orlando, this wrekrmt after Prison Supt. Harvey West hand today for an abirri* undrr Mrs. Gertrude Virginia Wine, Es patirnls, their families and Army at it. Huntsville. Al a, mis Episcopal Church, Winter Haven, after ordering his crew to hail out and tha Highway Patrol liked the nail bed. site renter, helped launch the VI 77, died at 12 30 p m yesterday Hock said. “ And we think that la<1 August Tie landing was niadr friends and all others interested In under thr circumstances, the Na­ and an honorary member of San In Seminole- Memorial Hospital. them in an unmarked car. despite a broken mam landing ill* TR program are Invited to at­ Ion weaivon al 12 IV a m *.* I ford laxlge No. 2, E and AM. She was Ivorrt (tot, 2fl. 1471, In tional Guard did an eserllenl Job tend Ihe annual session. Die llrlrnse Deportment »ald Device Really W orks He it lurvtvcd by one daughter, gear. nf handling th* 40.000 earl to A dinner and dance will to- held two hmira later Hut Hie flight New York City. She has made R L K A U E K , Iowa ( LED — Mis* PhytUi C. Smith, Winter F J. Ituff and J It William* « -Sanford for the past tonight at 7 at El Pali", South Or- w as surer,.ful A spokesman said, »«T i.rorue Hskert found uut how well Haven. were named Airman nf thr Month aog* Hlossom Trail Th* annual the. firing was a test the Juto-wo years, with ..bar son and ] * * * . ! * cam* lest to thr Jil| a grain elevator power takroff d* Funrral service* will be held to f->r Pecrmter and January J. L. business meeting will convene Sun­ Mr and Mr*. home from Daytona aboUl 6 p. Ier * nose rone, warhead, engine 'toughler-ln-law, vie* work*. It took off all his morrow al 10 a m at the OU- Hyman. AIM was bon .red (or his m. Sunday (th* racre ended at Charles Win* fir clothes, lesvtng only his hit, shoe* l.aughlin Funeral Home with Ihe selection a* Plane Captain of the day al 10 a m in the auditorium and fining systrm. ( JO p m ), the lot wa* empty. Mr* Wine was a former realof the Ivvapttal Lunch will he scre­ The new moon rocket, a four md one shirt cuff. Month. Rev. C. N. Stirrup officiating ed on thr hospital grounds at noon stove vehicle with a 13-pound pay- dent of Washington, D C. and A m wspsprr columnist said that Graveside services are sehePiped over thr sale alter Sunday, followed by * homecom­ load mounted slop it, will follow Fredericksburg, Va. Death came traffic was still thick at 7:30 p. m. LEESBURG (UPI) - County Letter For The Birds iluled for 1 p, m tomorrowr in yi ars of Naval service was George ing program at l:3o p. m. Once the rare were out of tha Commissioner Jaek Hootrn has thr trail through sparv fdan-d hy after a short Illness. DKS MOINES, low* (UPD — Survivors, other than her son, lot, they Jammed the highwaya betn Indicted on a rharge nf Iowa House Speaker Rep. Vrrn Evergreen Cametery. conducted Wilson. AMC Wilson was loaded Russia s Lunik if exerything idling to thr county property tn Lisle writ] volt against a bill U> by the Sanford Masonic lodge into an amlHilanrr and token from works prni-erly TTve 3,2*10 pound include four grandchildren; three and the city of flay tuna. Tha Masons will meet at th* Lodge al Ihe wene afler th* erremony. which be owned an Interest. Lunik, according lo thr Huislans. great grandchildren; and one bro Highway I'atrol w.u praised bp permit dove ahooting. Hr said hr !:J0 to allrnd service* In l towiy. F. Myers. Rtrlimond, Va. local police for Hip way It ronHa will ba arraigned on the dreidrd to do so after his wnjr skimmed part the moon a nd wen I Itomalns were to tie sent to l roll eel bumper to bumper traffic misdemeanor neat week into orbit Hound the sun * rule him a two page Idler lor the Wheeler and Thompson Funeral on Highway 17 92. How About Chicken? Hooten was Indicted Thursday bird*. Mark N Cleveland Sr , rhlef of Ibotie in Fredericksburg this af by tha Lake County grand jury. “ That road Is so narrow that Ilie Sanford Fire Department, I* TALMHASSKE. Ela (UPD terncMin llrtsson Funeral Home even with normal traffic, there # b c jury said Hooten proposed al To Discuss Changes The state'* poultry ami rirg Indus attending Ihe list annual meeting I. J ftolrh, former Jsllir for was in rharge of local arrange- it a possibility of inching along," a meeting of the Commission— _, ,, TALLAHASSEE ( UPD — Gov. try todsy announeed Ihe menu for Seminole County, died al II JO of Ihe Fire Department Instruc mentl. that the county Bosk said "We Ihlnk all tha tors Cnnfrrenre in Memphis, Teus neat Wednesday'* breakfast at Partly cloudy lo rlnudyr tnnishl — — -----property, owned hy hlmrelf'and L,Ho> CoUln* “ "u >r ,h*‘ which Gov, I^-rivy Collin* and his last nlgHl In Seminole Memorial law rnlurrtmrnl agrnrtea did a The four iIjv revli «r of modern he plans to meet next week with Hospital •cveral otiicrs, for a shop main fire service problems will feature csilh oeia.lonil ram good job, ami don't desrrva un­ Saturday S a t l i r d a V Schcdlilc legislative leader* to diseu** pro cabinet will to- the guests Mr Itoleh was horn m Sanford a I-Mlcl- S■, — parti. a lr» shnarrx . . * tenance alte for JIO.OOO. Th* In­ just criticism. “ Jumbo fried eggs, omelets, egg series nf w spertorutar “ ilev " * *• * wi pre s mm ■■■■■ ra »---* — ----- - * (snsod .-hinges in the state eon dictment said Hooten did not dis­ sausage-burger*, raw eggs in or \pril 21, I t3. and was a 1d> long f|r,,, •• ^ number of condemned High ic»Uv 4V to 7». low lonixhl stltutlon, including a new reap close he had an Interest in Iht building* have been given to thr •" Variable winds 10 to 16 ang* Juice and hard hulled eggj resilient He retired In IBM portlonmcnt formula. Survivor* include one mere, conference by Ihe City of Mem- miles (or h-mr. The Stale Health Department property. decorated with pictures nf thr gov­ Mrs Elgin Myers and one nep mobile X ray units will he open An inraatigallon tuned when pM* and wilt he burned for eaper ernor and the cabinet member*. hew. Lloyd Hatch, todh of San imc-ntal purtMiirt. tomorrow for free chest X r a y s . a weekly newspaper charged th* Freedom O f Thought font; cine aunt, Mr* Tex Hi i -..n Sanford positions are the Shiloh BAGHDAD, Iraq <LTD 1‘re county had been cheated In the I wo month-old Martin Randolph NelHon (vets $.11,96-1 Funeral services will to- held 13i» annual Glee Club Hall will Baptist Church, Goldsboro, t I p Bulger was flown lo Hethcsda Veal The newspaper allied that oner Abdul Karim cl Kasn-m told Tourney Cancelled at 4 VI p tn tom arrow at grave LOS ANGEI.ES (UPD— IDcky a meeting of Iraqi P-achcre Thurs the county paid for four lots on 4s* held tonight at the Mayfair to and 5 * p in,, and Yowell t \ aval Hospital last niidit for treatTin- golf tournament scheduled day that the aim of hi* revolution Nelson won court approval Thurs side in F^vergrren Cemetery The Departmenl Store, 10 a, m. • 1 nient of a diacas* that has caused the lit* and got only two. Rev. Joel D. Brown will offi day nf a settlement with a Sunday Icy Ihe Sanford Women'a Inn from V to midnight The bellr p. rn. and 2 5 p m The grand Jury was called Into ary government ia to "give the (our broken l«uir* In hie short life. of tbr ball will be crowned at Tlie unlta will he flosed on station to study the case by State people complete f r e e d o m of record company for royalties on elate Brisson Funeral llomr Is Golf Association has been cartceU Doctors at Seinluole Memorial rd 10 IS fhrr* of his rock 'n roll hits tn charge of arrangements Monday, but will reopen Tuesday. Hospital advised the transfer after Attornry G. G. Oldham at tha thought and action " interrranial hemorrhaging began. request of th* other four membara He I* the ton of Mr. and Mr». of the County Commlstloo. Gary I,. Bulger, 3516 Orlando I)r, lie was accompanies) by hli father, who is srrving with Fasixm Si at Ramey Field, The flight wat mad* In Faaron'a BY VIRGINIA CONN 'anything nothing hud been dona] When Ihe reporter arrived. Stott friend who sells them reasonably, served every morning, mint be treated. Few have long to live, RID lrant;ort, piloted by Id. Ger­ A fisherman on Besr Lake was to "impress" anyone. wa* clipping (lie bulge by the Milk is served three times • gather, d, the chickens ft-d. Scolt'a and we want tn make their last ald Warnk* and Lcdr. H ti. Ham­ Herald Waff Writer rushed to the Flnridi Sanitarium S o il's improvements have In front poreh, while he chatted wllh day The. horn* ha* it* own cow*, three “ right hand ‘ men" are hit days at pleasant a* possible," ilton. yesterday afternoon after he fell (Secoud *4 two article*) eluded repairing the plumbing, two old men in rocking chair* raise* it* own beef slid hogs. TTie two seuis, II tad 15, nd • Scott ttys. from hla boat and was cut sev­ He went into hit officr. a tiny hugs & t the r ir r t t milk. daughter, to Grady Scott became manager cleaning the septic tanks, tighten There are 21 people In Uit hnme erely by the blades of the out­ of thr S«mlnnl* County Home last ing rules shout cleanliness, ahun room with a desk and telephone. Oranges from thr groua *ur Oldsters are always cold Heat It was built in IV27 lo hold 4<L board motor. October. Hr and hi* wif*. Flore. dsnt fore! for everyone, poreh*«e then **t in hi* living room to tounding Ihe house on the hill ing u difficult in the house ew» The Seotl* are avsislrd hy a cook, Name of the man was not avail­ discus* thr home and Its nprf* are sold to local parking house*; 1thr IdllTie coil furnsc* must ■ nursa. a milkman and two able Seminole and Orsngr County •nd their thr** children live in to * new deep Irene Th* tint thing he did was fix Hon. the proertdi go into Ihe general tie tasked hy Scott to coax even maids Their salaries, except for SANTA M O N IC A . Calif. ( U P I) Sheriffs Departments were on the an apartment In th* main house Wtih a limited budget, Scott is the television *clt Old people lie t|iokc highly to the Navy, fund of thr county, not to the a little heat into chilly rooms the nurse, must come from the — Actress Pier Angeli and her for­ scene within mlnlue* and are and thli and said that after a VAII9 home. Srotl reserves t few trees Coal cannot lm mured directly budget allocated hy the County mer husband, tinge Vie Damona, dited with taring th* man’ * trying toimprove facilities. When have little recreation he c*m«, plumbing was out of medium is one to thr mort tails parly, Ihe men hud brought nuxn for use hy th* home during the into (he chute, It mutt he (rant (.'nrnmitiinnere. Funrral* at IA5 were sued Thursday for 134.500 title* of food to the home. Many year. order in most of the bathrooms; factory. damages over a sinking backyard, ported several time* before it each are no small Item. The cemetery has been cleaned, of the hot dog buna are still in th* old people were quarrelsome The purchase of Ihe new deep rrarhet its dsitmation. Aloysios C. Mletui charged la Salarirt amount to 0.000 • grave* are maintained pnq-erly Ihe frie/c-r They make good toatl freer* It part of hi* plan to get and unhappy from hunger. Scott says the doctor comas year. Including tha Broil*' com hi* Superior Court suit that ha BUFFALO. N. Y, (U FD -A flee Craves In th* c*m*t*ry were Scott praise* Ihe county road de­ for Ihe residents. Meat it servrd a few big things done, and worry two or thr.* Units a week, more prniation. Th* budget Bill year bough! a home from tha coupla la four airtight fait* burglar alarm* •hallow, ervating a dangerous sit­ partment and Ua «omtant help twice a wrek, fish once, and aUiut money later. The storage if nereriar). Medical supplies Is 122,000, although Scott think* June, 1957. for DM 509. Sine* the*, had been art o ff Ly short ctreuita, uation in the area. Nallh*r of the in outside work. chicken every Sunday. The hig box htt reaped rirh return* In and Ihe nurses salary are paid tt U still 111 coo. Any housewife Fe aald, tha backyard kat sunk police U . Clifford Yam still chec­ TV set* worked. The whoia plant To the manager to the county meal is in the middle to the day, saving money and food. A new by tha county, althouifh normal knows that fuel, fond, meintrn 10 fret, forcing him to apend h u » ked when th* alarm rang a fifth waa dirty and unkempt home fall* tha responsibility of with a light supper. Special diets hot water heater hat been another medicines and aqi'lnrnrftt cornea erne and clothing are eaper.ilve dred* of dollar!. Mletua laid tha C " \ He caught two burglar* A lie! aid reporter want to th* all yard work, maintenance and are prrparrd for patient* in tha Comfort. from tha home budget. But how many hiva to provlda roupla knew tha yard Included hid.ng Inside tha Inland St*«l hum* without notifying the Stott* bookkeeping. Hit wife Is In charge Infirmary, Tlie chickens are the Scott “ These people ar* lik* little for a minimum of id person* m an aa that would sink, but did N t Froducu, Co. There wa* no attempt to to luod and houacketping. Vegetables ire obtained irom a children'* responsibility. Eggs, ciiildrea, they can s b* roughly th* other 10,0007 I teU him. t Reds To Gain Control Of Berlin Macmillan Inclined Storm Warnings Issued To Grant Summit For Sanford Area Today To Head Off War w Youth Is Drowned In Seminole Lake Diplomats Predict Russians Will Sign German Peace Pact Six Persons Held In Guard-Con Ring West Gets Ready; Trouble Expected Cleveland Thinks m People Should Say II Schools Close " " Krider Is Jubilant About Success Of Waterways Meet News Briefs Squadron Presents Personnel Awards Orbit Try Slated Police Unhappy At Track Criticism Scotty Smith Dies In Winter Haven; Ex-Local Resident Florisan To Hold Orlando Meeting During Weekend Official Indicted dn Lake Land Deal L. J. Hatch Dies; Ex-County Jailer Cleveland Attends Fire Conference Weather For X-Ray Units Annual Ball Tonight Angler Is Saved; £ u t By Propeller Youngster Flown To Navy Hospital County Home Officials Try To Imp rove Conditions Yard Is Sinking, Movie Stars Sued r 1 Fifth Time Is Charm 1* � 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, February 26, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 26, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 26, 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/68c0bdc7004bd292fd1f36b785dc1154.pdf a5fa55dfad79fed55b82e1c3a9b1c6bf PDF Text Text P e t. t t . 1 9 9 » Pm * W6t PanforB V rra ll Russians Used ShortCut To Jet Age; Plane Poor Professor Favors 'Disposable' Cities WASHINGTON — tUPI) — Rus­ TH E HAG U K , Holland -< U P I> Another opposing opinion came sia beat the United State* to the commercial yet age by a full two — An American professor started a 'rom Richard L. Steiner, U. S year*. Renewal Commissioner. M**ly argument at th* Pint Intar Urban But the Reda achieved their vic­ national Srmlnar on Urban R*r>* *ho said that there M In fact tory with an easy shoit-cut: th*> wai by going on record la favor not much difference In cod be­ merely modified a medium jet bomber, revamped its n o • e. of “disposable citi«i" — m»d* of ts ecn temporary bousing designed Stretched the fuselage and put In structures built for ihort-tarm us* to last only *S to SO years and seats. Dr. J. Marshal! Millar of Cnlum the house with a Me of 1J0 The result was the TU-lOg. ■ years.” bia University told town planning plane that Ruaiia's state airline, The real problem 1st most cities | experts from 22 countries Aeroflot, has been flying all over is to have housing and school! in | “Too many peoplt try to b'.Ud Kurope for two yeari. Th* i U'-lbt the right place to arcommodtle' building* for all atarnMjr. We (Aeroflot hai an estlmalcd Vi In r.ew population groups and needs. should design Structural, perhaps icrvice) also hai made three trips Steiner asserted. whole cities, to b* written off to the United Slates A last word on the subject came mote r.jK-kl). But American aviation expert* from Antonio C. Kayanan, Techni­ “Since peoples' needs tor bowswho have closely examined and cal Secretary of the rwceat Unite Ins change from generation to flown in the TU-lOt reported it Nations seminar on regional plan­ laceration, we ought to plan t ning in Tokyo. would never be accepted by U. S disposable m y rather than at airlines or even U S pacsengers. "Perhaps mote houses should be tempt to make our cities into k ia under-powered, short-rang­ like Japar.es* ckrthes,” he said. monutr.rt;ts.” "They are made of eapeosiva ma­ N EW NAS BARRACKS — Now under construction at th* Sixth Naval District, for the Hureuu of Yard* and Dock*. ed and gorge* fuel In such mam Dr Miller urged the bull ding terials— with temporary sewing— Navy Department. Already completed in the improvement moth amounts that U would bank Sanford Naval Air Station aru new ivarracka of a uniform of schools of a simple and tern so they can be adjusted to the own rijrid frame dewijrn. developed by Mitchell Engineering program at the station ar« threw hanger# and a larjfu mpt an American earner. Swiss poetry structure. airline*, or even U. S passenger* «r l changing dimensions.* Ware hot)ate, Co.. Coiumhua. Mia*. The barrack* nr* beingf constructed ”1 »m appalled." ha said, “a! T U W . »»th a view of buying a # » monument-building going or. umb-r th* direction of the Dixtrict Public Work* Office, few, said even lf th* Rusilans In new schools, whan wa know gave the plane away free, no priv that school neadi will rhanga with at* airlin* could afford to operate In a feneration " it. But many o' Prof. Millar's falThe TV-104 also lands r‘ IS*>« planners oo)eeUd neurouily. miles aa hour, too fast (or AmenGabriel Andrade, City Planning By I K I D T. K K R G IM IS i mittre members to visit Rui-ia. care of affain at bom*," h* said if it did not uphold the Supreme can safety standard*. Us brakes Director of Bogota, Colombia, said B ILO X I Mtsa. (UPI>— Racial in to June. [ Collins said the committee also Court integration decision He em- also are reported to be Inadequate. Studies made in his country had I'nlled Pre*s International and > nronosed trio *o1 Uut •* one o< the other would discuss his pfopuial lor phasued he was "not seeing a cauung icvera! T U -lM l to overshown that housing built to last Kanias State and T r i a l Chris­ ‘ v * * eight governor* on the committee calling a conference with ripre breach in th* party " ; *hoot runwayi. Ita pr*isuruation anly 10 ytars coat three tguirUei tian hold "locks" on automatic Hussia will 1>* discus**' at a n*- hi| |#1(j prtVatrly he will oppose. tentativei of the administration1 Mliiiauppt Gov. J P Coleman *y*t*m i» weak; fnunuln pen Uak Si much as a house bulH to lait bids to the NCAA baskrtball tour tional conferenc* execu Uic tjve top during the iwu two ua; day m meet-1 Congress to work out m a yiau plan wai hand lO to grf greet the -other , , |* .... . — irwstBi governors ---------------------------m y nuiini m - and vw i^i **■ iu » u n vug ma' on nATHI tl m# 1 !)• 1, I M .ears Claud# IL Boisterr lnauecto- ol *w,1lr but ,h* r *rf' ,or **»• uv# committee meeting whieh mg on ground* such visits should that would lead to compliance eight governors who arrived Sun l a i i l t U S r O l 1 IC K C U ----------- and Housing . . — l— for I he 1national championship la once b tft UMjty I be mad# by representative* of the with the Supreme Court mtrgrw. day. Other members of the comNEW YORK tU P D -rTh * U S. Planning M ^ Florida government, rather than tiun decision. He said the plan mittee are WUliam F Quinn of Golf Association hai announced Preach Ministry of Reconstruction again a wide open affair tavolv ! **• ' ' . h d hf would call for legislation that Hawaii. Gturgc Clyde th* Baltuiro! Club. SpringLlyde of Utah, ____ |that _ and Housing, Beclartd that aocall ing al leait five teams hai said he stale governments . , . . ___ i Kansas State rlmched the His I conference ------------------ —chairman, -, Finance* No Problem eould prevent further integration - Cecil U-iderwood of West Virginia, field. N J . will be the ails of th* ^ Right’, invitation and T . i . i » • « « nccepUng an invitation ..« Collins aaid finances for the trip violence and unrest Stephen McNichol* ofColorado] 1961 Women's National opencham tern* into permanent homing, M , chrt„ iin „ on th, rl<ht t0 rtDrf. (rom the Soviet Union for compresent no problem Several foun Hu plan was presented at the andJohn K Davis of North Da- pionship. Tournament date* will baa been the e*<* with Um p.rary 1 V . L , r . - ° . rtp ----------------------------------------------------dationa and schools have ex- iait executive sessionIn Chicago kola be fixed later, bouaing bulk la rrincT^after I **nt ,h* ^ ‘h***’ Conference w 2 e ^ W . r i to war damaged Saturday nigh, while the race for pressed Interest to footing the several months ago and was — - Wi----—* Mt ** I I AM •111. I. m national honori wai inteniifird by bill. 1turned down. Only four of the govarena and still to use today. Krnturky'a eaiy 7S Vi victory ov*r| Gov William Stratton of Illinoistenors attended that meeting and Auburn and Maryland's upset of said he thought the trip was four of th* present committee first ranked North Carolina \wtlr* aef I'Mwile- HrarlRI basically a good idea but that ne member* were not member* at XotlCi t» h*r*t>) l i t e r , In jr^-ir lift* • with M x t U l S With about two weeka of the will have to know more about it. that time S tm lfto U Coun*r X o n i n t fU fv U il • Bm H of C regular Mason left, that mear.a a . . * . rtorId m i It loni Kapested Tuesday "They see our diplomats in Kus- 1 ill# • - : ** ' . i ' s- Mi . si pr |*-rijr 4**j i V m m t r c U l Block* A. 1* battle among Kansas State. Ken A N TO N IO , Tea (U P I) sla but it Isn't oftyi they have a Colins* said the piar would •\ *r>i t>, \ V r i l ) i » r i ( > f l 4 « liton •• ro^ordtd in I*. B. It. lurky. North Carolina and Cmrln- Wesley Klltf J r , 27. shot a four- chance to look at those who like come up i*re. probably Tus-» lay I'lgcs <1 1*4 <' r • . ! 11 •i . ■ f C o irl nati plus pouihly Michigan Slate under-par *7 In win the |jn.'**l but thal he duel "no. Intend tr IIuum H« i * ii •. Klo* ••* •• •r • * and North Carolina State Clncln-1 Texas (»pen gulf tournarat nt Sunpuss for It." n Mwrth 1*, 1K> nt ) X. M at »• toon !h#r»*f!*r w* W ASHINGTON (U P !) - North nati le closing in on the Missouri day. Put hr fough' a neck andp o M lb lt Gov Robert Mryner o* New •rn liberals » « » assured today Valley title and has an IS 2 over* neck battle with drfarding chamll- 4 id of C >nutsi»»l rvtor# Jersey sa.d be felt no Northern f c m i n - ’U I 'o u n t r , K l " r l d i teat the first congressional elvll all record while Michigan Stale pion Hill Johnston that was unde1)* J h r K r id e r < T i i r m n Democratic governor would ac­ O I* | U r n ! o Hghu hearings will concentrate | rlmched a tie for the llTg Ten tl tided until the final hoie cept a civil rights plank in 1940 *n th* strong proposals they sup «vnti it* 91 *7 Saturday night The four day tournament *** poet rathsm than more modaratr win over Purdue plagued until Sunday by cold ami measure* Kentucky, Cincinnati, Auburn, rain, and it affected the scores. Koberl M Doolt-y. machinist'* Chairman Kmanuel Cellar fD | eighth ranksd St. Louis, ninth Th* winninr total of 27C wa* the mit, flreman, USN. son of Mr. p .T .I. one erf th* liberal*, stole ranked California, 10th r a n k * d highest winning score since 11*34 andMrs. Jamea R E llu of Foi^lh ts* initiative from the Senate by Mississippi State and 12th ranked Johnston, of I'rovo, Ulan, and J.*ke Mary, answered the •theduling a House Judiciary Sub Bradley all see action tonight so, Kill* cam* up to tor final twile 'r i || ^)r ^lood donors, Issued by •ommittee hearing Mareh 4 cer | the national picture may lie even all even The lath hoi* at tile American Red Cro*s Ui the rtvil righU legislation. ! further s e r a m b l e d Kentucky lira, krnndge lark courrn ia a ^ y ork |ft| J jn B ab o ar4 1 Th* SenaU subcommittee o n , plays Alabama. Cincinnati meets par thre* tnt yaid hoie ^ Navy's newest attack aircraft •ooaUtursnnal rtghU had pUnned Tula*. Autiurr. trie* to bounce MU* banged his four-iron tee ' i s s Independenee at toe to cgwo aivril right* bearing* M ck against Tennessee, to lw>uit »hot to tlw- back of toe green, j . Navy Yard M irth ML Som* Uwmikers lx oppose* North Texas State. Call 1whieh enabled him to get • P*t T<nj ()loo<1 mobl|€ utuU 1 ( „ ■•red tote Inquiry would center forma play* Oregon Stale, M in i!- <hree and a four-round total of lint Johnston 1 pulled hl. four-1 ^ ^ or the mo<lrr*tr prof><i*ali uf i w 7 s u. .i ;. 't a .k.e. s " , m - Tul.rw .nd -'•« *<u, o la » Wichita Wichita «»* gutrdl(lf „,rballKfren fell into deck •'o'*” 1* . , turned into ^ t on,n‘ tonal# Democratic leader Lyn- ilridto* llrailtoy plays I, ,lfon, flrk p l l a1* j «Vto B. Johns'to President Kiscn cost him a douh!#.bo*ry five and • • «n°f* ,h*n ® O U « • * ho*er also baa rwcomm«-n-l*d a he flaUhed iwo strokes behind Kl m nnUr* donated their blood t ap talld approach. lit with *278. t«m IttHtoiam Mchlroy, J r . Sum* group* Mppurting Vsugltor Johnstons lap* enabled Tom Commanding Officer of the In mear-rxta had been prodding Cell S ir porta of B m urllle , N . Y . to dependence, kicked off the drive V to **d H'k jm hearings started •lip ui and Ue him. also at J7s *»> 'Nnatlng the first pint of blood first. A number nl memlxr* said Both runner* up eulloeltd gl.rt&O The huge carrier ia presently they had heard reumor that Johnprrparing for (or *«a sea trial* trials and a . . . , . while Kill* g,a U'.kbO. preparing wan tried to persuade Celler b> WMh toa* Ilian a week gone in Ford, of I’aradlve, Fla . shakedown cruise in the early Walt fur th* S«-natr hearing* to \ s-**. . . JT r.V‘.r-*“ ,n ,l Tommy Jacob* of Whittier.! spring •lari. t’w ll.r'a move apparently caught j s-i*n,-no • S f S f l f a vj v" j^il l p,\ir ''s . t-',*11 o l o n mu olfi , ' . r,c h, h**' * ^ Pur,rr n ,,nand S ' ,l1' " 'n USN. sonMof UMr MrslU"Porter fct* committee members by »ur , . an, mead that tin drive s ’ , ll( >■ . ..... _ « ,' u paid II.ISO apn r nig Mike Sou II looting J r . 2442 Sanford Ave . is*. He ranrelltd other hear moving a'.-ixg at a favorable pate ... . I i»k of Grossingrr. N. Y . *a ai«*r,l the minrswrcircr USS Ven ;* tcfiedultd (of March t to . AV totai of tin- contritwition* •lear list- xray hie die civil rtghUfarr wa. not announced Although U , ^ ^ •°“ rC ,rt ,u ,t' “ •* * , ‘*'mon,h cruUr w" h Mine Division » i In the Medltcr tiMrv ei-sls no overall dollar goal airing ranean of ipiota, M ui anticipaled thal The Divltlun left Charleston, h 100 i-wf cent of the N AB Sanford C , Jan 9. and while In th* Mid personnel will contribute die Fast will ope rat* aa a unit Per tone I are given one envelop of to* U. 8. Sixth Fleet. for the health arrtuict and an­ Frio nary to » other for the Joint Crusade. They Admission* may contribute to such arrnrlrs Kdna l.andrtss IHanfordi aa they desire It la nos n*re<*iry Linda Daniels i Sanford I to -lesignvt* th* donation to on* LA K E W O R TH . Fla i U P t l Kathleen Adam* ( Sanfordi agency, but officials pointed out Betsy Rawls of Sp*rt*nburg. S C Dorothy Vann (Sanford) William K Hathaway, former wa* 11.2*7 richer today l-ecause that It would l-e better. Th* drive Births Isnfotd test-lent, died F*b I SO (lie win *!.« l-akr Worth women'* will end March 14 Baby boy to Mr arid Mrs. (iwampsrott, Mass. Inclts-led in lie F«*i« ral Services oj-en t olf t iurniRir.it despite a Jack McDermott (Sanford) Hr *a< bairn Oct 23 1861. and wind * htch as-tit all io , « n>ar Camfuign for tlx National Health Discharge* Ageiu i n art the American t an isvided x tUrvford for to year*. tog Mrs Kddi* Miller and hah* For the past three >*sr*. he lived Society, American Ifi-art Mlaa Rawl* aeramhled to a four csv Iwy (Sanford) with hi* daughter Mr*. Clyde over women'* par 74 for a win­ AastKUtmn. Arthritis and 111eu Ruby Mitchell (Mima) | Wilham, In Swamp«cott. ning four • day score of 284 Sun­ n. at Ism Found*! mu, Nat Paul So John Willie bams (hanfordj Mr Huthaway wa* among lb* day. .She won only l>« aus* lasuiss- cirty for t rippled Children and Gordon Young i.Sanford i 1original mrmlxrs of the "Fit Huggt of Sea Island, Ga , lied wish -SdnH4- National Society for the Sarah Gihhs iSanford 1 her when the final round darted, I’revteittoB ,rf Hllmlr.ei., L'nllrsl ty AvtoClalwv" and pre«ld»<l over Sharon Clevenger i Sanford) Ihetr harbeenes for more lhan was bntheriwl even morr by the Cerebral Palay Vis v-i.iluai. N* tional Cerebral Palsy Association. Ressic Anderson (Sanford) year* gusty wnnd and shot a 74. Pally 11,-rg of hi. Amirewa, 111., National Multiple SclerosB Souely. Muscular Dyslruphy Also tool mure consistently than either for a 71 hut her total score of 2iH riatmn of America, National As left her far hack in third place relation for Mental Health and Th* best round of tlx day was National Tuberculoeit Association The there organisations in the a 71 to Mary’ Ann Reynolds Ce* your nKgxy's w,gtis. rle ,tru a iiy sfxvskingi Maka *ssre of All-any, Ga. hut she finished Frdaral Joint Crusade are Cru out of tlx money. Josnix Good­ sad* for Kuro|x, PARK and *lhr Some ><ws insy dswjJ.sys tiisx llr<aiu- -I,-lslli<ai It s y,xar win of lluvi-rhill. Mass, was low Am rhran Korean Foundation. aaassrarWr tlv.il it meel* liiglir*! si.xndanh for teller, more •malrur with go,’. eonvcnK-nt, mote c o s h u i i . j I living d n ttu a lir t Miss Rawla had *ec<*xl and third T» h - Civil Servica Board of thu City of Sanford (leaire* found *c ,ri>a of rt« and M whuft yminir lasly applicant* for th* poaition of B O O K K EEP ER pullrd her through Hie got an inin thsi Firmness Office*. Brtmrt Mrdoth* Horn* Hat: sUcatlon of what was to ronie, T i e Fire Methodirt Church k> though, wiion site lN>gt-ys-d the t r v a Housipowii - KALJOO ia>f<rr firtlfw Kfur# — «*ith Ia first two hols** nt tlx final round >p»ns»ring a revival eruaadr •nowth ■#» — and in|4€ «mcwiU. uvlVa An*i U b a u iw m P E R S O N A E rH A R A C T K R U m iM a o m to tx r mH (Aococf. Isbu got only Iwo hlnlira — with through March 1. Speaking will be six R*v. Clyile aterling iron ahota which left hai a. Good Character • M i-fUCTR K KJTOKJf - ku IVTM| Ol aitritw fteW. «lMf SflMf abort putta on two par three holei. VanValin. Hi rector at Fra* Mftbob. Dep*ndabTi*y tad tall #rr#y #4 bkpWms U ik 4*»um *tu*m to wee pm tikm . M ill Sugg a got only one hinfir •Hat Youth in the eastern U. S • llunfsty aoti And money. with a 4(> foot putt on the n th A varied musical program will d I’rupei Comluct hole. S ix had taksm a double lx featured nightly. The public *. Courteaf lo to* potdas * M lf ll UCBT fOI lIVUfG — a*lh pnyrf lit«Iman«ften tb# bogey wh*n ah* three put led the I* invited. Senicea begin nt 7:M k a r n j utobon, ke, tor cmarl vrmg — nxm lUitoftHN him* Aral hole. pm . Q U A L IF IC A T IO N # Cage Leadership 5-Team Scramble Governors Talk 'M ix/ Trip To Russia Wes Ellis Takes Texas Open Title teller Schedules 'Rights' Hearing age is common No Western expert has been able to judge the Russian Jetliner s safety record. Aeroflot erash** are seldom reported tmlesa fo*. eigners are Involved. Britain actually beat every oi.« to the .ctllncr age. starting Comet service In 19S2. But the Cometa were grounded following several cra*he*. and Russia Introduced je* icrvice In 19M w-hlle most Am*ri* , can manufacturer* «er* still m ' the blueprint stage. Rusiia ha* several turbo-jet sod turboprop airliners In th* testing etage These are real trans­ port!. not modified bombers Ar.d with Aeroflot threatening senou* competition in wor'.d commercial aviation, expert* agree the United State* is launching It* own yte a gt none too *oon. Legal Notice News Of Men In Service The Welcome Wa^on Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gift* A Greeting* front Friendly Business Neighbor* and Your Civic And Social Welfare Lender* On the occasion of: Chnnue of residence Arrival* of Newcomer* lo Sanford I’hone FA 2-17r*6 H u th G n llu c h e r MV* aa* *r i >------ ---- NAS Fund Drive Al Favorable Pace C Betsy Rawls Cops Lake Worth Golf Hospital Notes William Hathaway, Ex-Resident, Dies You just know it meotf m r y requirement for better living ••• ELECTRICALLY9 CIVIL SERVICE BOARD CITY OF .SANFORD FLORIDA Revival Under Way At Free Methodist 4 General Insurance L L A 4. A H. JAMBS GUT AGENCY A M l BAST PHONB JA M * # CUT F IR S T STR EET Wvll aaiwrK-ocsisl in grneral bookkeeping. Knowledge uf muilcrn ufftc* practices and pr -ewduraa, Skill In operation of general offir# equipment. Ability to follow written and oral instructions. Ability to establish and maintain goad relations with th* puVIc and other tmployets. High achool education preferred. Apply a* CM# H al k » th U a m , itHir M nla llin n lltm M *iM « i w he equipped u i t h fuel«type h o u w first ting . . . a perman ently intolalle«! eciatml • ; » l r m lo u a r m f f room r u m foe ta lily, eeo«ttunieally. A POW ER A LIG H T COMPART F A S -I4 5 I JA M B # a GUT C lr f l tonrtriew Board M a c k N . Cleveland. J r ., Socrwisiry N . O . G a rn e r, E x a m in e r Uv* Stow, SKCTRICAUYI W. S c u ii Burn*, M g r. M f M * | * »te A rte M �News Briefs' Clibum In Hospital NEW YOHK it l'h - I’ tamst Van Cllburn v*a» hospitalised to day for trralm r.lt o( an Infected finger on hia right hand I__________ Call May Be In Vain W ASI11N U T O N t l T I t — The A K L-C lO ’a call for a IS hour work week appeared unlikely today to get an answer from Congress , Ship On Last Trip LP H A V R E . Frame i L V I l — i toe S3->ear-old liner lie de France j is »ch«luled to sail Thursday oti i Itl last voyage let Service Slated NEW Y O R K i l l'll i an .mer lean W orld Airway* plant jet serv­ ice between New York and ituenos Alrea Casualty Toll 84« AI I.IP .K S il l’ll i.rl-el , ks**c» in Algeria lavt week included hl'i killeii or captured, the French army rr|«ortt*d tndas Union Drive Slated M IAM I IIEACH i l l ’l l — Team tiers t'nioa offlcialt say they plan an intrusive drive to organ ORCHIDS FOR M R S. HOW ARD — Sheriff J. L. Hobby lie county and mumrl|ial work ! rrs from Key Weil lo Palm present* M ra. Chnrle* Howard with an orchid ut Pioneer Itearh. Niyrht in Lake Mary. Mr*. Howard at 89. wa* the oldest • woman present last niyfht. In background is Frank Evan*, chairman of the event. (Hurald Stuff Photo) Could Be Roosters K A IS C ilh L t ir K IIN . tiri many * AM IN D K P K N D K N T D A IL Y United Prau l-cn.-ed Wir* V0L XL1X EMahliahi’d 1908 M K W S rA P E H * T t ’KSDAY. F K im U A H Y 24, 19*»9 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 377 Khrushchev Rejects W est Plea Says Soviet Union Won't Ban Bomb, Or Discuss Berlin Commission Nixes Highway Fund Plea The Highway IT Association «a< turned down last night b» the City Commission t rnpiesl fur ties) * n made by David (ialrhrl. n-pri-tetding the AtMHlalion Funds would hr Used Box Seals On Sale Thursday; 18 Sign _ . . - for publlulv pur|«itrs on ttie high UOSCttW (I I’l v— Soviet Frrm l r r Nikita v Khrushchev turned down todas 'he West's proposal* on Berlin a> d nurlrar lest sillpension. S|N*aking at an clr, hull r*lty, Khrushchev Rally rejected last week’s Western rail for a Big .'our (on (go iiiiioxi. I a ((inference on Berlin ami Germany, lie laid II would lie 'unltusine*. like” and •'unarcrptahlr " H r called anew fur full and formal summit talks to decide thr German question, nurlrar teat Bans and thr whole Held n( EastWest dl.piitr The speech apjM-ared tn blast hopes of a new approach tu th* German stalemate Just when Kh­ rushchev's 'Tittle summit" talks with I'rlmr Minister Harold MaeF I.O R r.tkS I nit 11*1-7 l.l\ I M i — The over-60 "younyr- million of Britain had created .Hli’i'a" vv Iio nttenileil Pioneer Nix'ltl in taiko Mary last fresh hopes niyrbt were ptesenteil with acitlena, cnurieay of the Simkhruihrhrs scored thr Weitertl font Atlantic National Rank. Here, aottte of tho "pio- stand al thr Geneva nurlrar con­ ference. Itecm" leave the lutke ^tar)' Chnmlter of ('oninivrce. "T o accept the Western propos­ (Herald Staff I'holol als (on inspection and control) ! would mean full capitulation." h* said. "We regret R but » * shat] have to continue wtth our taata : ton " Khnishrhrv said a conference of foreign minister* a* suggested by ttie West In thresh out the prob­ Ttie bright re.l ftrr engine at lems of Berlin. Germany and the Elk’s play ground will •w overall European security could mission must demonstrate that ymneil almrtlv by an honest tm j The la glslattve Auditing Comgoodness Jet airplane intltec. headed hy Maek Cleveland It hat taken steps to correct rom last for many month* or years. It would Ik- inure expedient if The llureau of Aeronautic* has J r . Sanford, yesterday suggested plaints ol State Auditor Bryan the Western I’owera agreed on * approved the donation of a Navy doing away with the Florida Willis conference of heads of govrrnreenl Ranches- to the City of Sanford Development Commission la-glslalors today hinted they and the Klka Club. The suggestion follow ill a blast would lake punitive action against winch make decisions," he aald, Khrushchev objected to thr esTltr alerk Jet will share the at spending practices of the the Commission's appioprlatluns limelight at the playgtound with agency. some of which Cleveland If action la not taken to correct elusion of I'oland and Orrhoslothe fire engine, providing many labeled as an "obvious disregard such things as Improper use of vakia, which hr drscrltied ai "th* lirst victims of German Invasion" hours of imaginative play for thou for the law telephone and gasoline rirdlt sands of youngsters. 1 Cleveland said activities uf lha rants by employes, use of per­ in World War II and Germany's The plane is now at the Naval: Commission should In- curtailed sonal automobiles when stale nrliTdiors from any talk* on Gar* Atr Station, Jacksonville. Within! severely, lie added "I'm nnt owned car* are available and per- I many. The speech ssaa delivered during a few days, it will he on Ra way sure that It should nnt h* abolish- ■Item (Tallin for trip* of lets than a one day rrceta in hia talk* to Sanford efforts In obtain the ed altogether." a day's duration. wtth Macmillan aircraft by the Elks Club were The Seminole legislator said the Clc'danil said a full report on spearheaded by Ralph Wight II big promotion .igi-nry may seise ''tightening" measures had hern some "small" function, but noth demanded of the Commission. and Merle Warner The Installation n! Uie Jet plane lug like six million dollars worth Cleveland laid action uf ttie at the Elk's playground will hc r\i ry two years Cabinet m permitting the Develop onr more prominent example of To comply with the Auditing merit Commission tn divert pro wishes the CairnSanford's continued Interest in Hie Commltrs-'s two in advertising money In sal Navy and lit facility her*. arles wal an ’'obvious disregard Commissioners told Gatclu-I they alrradv had appropriated tlO.tJOO to the fhaiotvrr of Commerce, and fell that publicity for High way IT lo-liuiged lo that group County Commissioners lavi week approved lim for the Association, which hs. a bod-el or si into Volu via Count, has giv.n | l > « Galrhel said that the method ot approaihmg cities and counties had been patterned after the Orange Hlottom Trail Association If the city lines not see lit to go along. I'm not going before tlw Chamlwr. tieeause I’m follow tng the plan suggested." lie said Karl Higginbotham spoke for the Commission wlien hr answer ed. We has. contributed liber ally lot advertising If the Cham ber iliH'su t spend it lor that, the money will lw channeled Into other projects attractive to the man in rhargv I don't believe in taxation to support the Chamber nl Commerce " h»i/»e>nearl,ii« e left flvlr^ve* age S d n t O r d C O f l t r a C t S hens for six young, lender chick | n s they stole, police reported In |t,u seats for the up.oming day. baseball tea von in Sanford will go on salr Thursday. Ward Goodrich, business manag F A Y E T T E V I L L E , N C tU P D er. said the tickrta. good for *1 -Soldier Krt'ir (Han »■> fined playing dates at home, will be sold 113 Monday for mlslng salt and for $40 A limited number will he sugar in a restaurant He was offered to the public Interested charged with destroying private persons may call the baseball of property. fire. FA I-llMO Tale* tall ami true wore told lust night ut lutke Mary* Goodrich laid that aoliellatlon annual Pioneer Nix’ht. soon would begin for fence signs From every part of the state canto the Pioneer*, 210 WASHINGTON «I'l l I Ktp and the season's program Al the *ame time, he announced , Mbcrt Rains ill Ala i said today glronyr all over CD year* of ax'e. Frank Evans, Lake Mary pioneer and cltuirniun of thu tie expected Congress to send to that Sanford has t* players, in eeiebrntion, inttoducetl the “nltllinter*" with amiining aruc- the White llouvr a housing hill rludinc Manarer 1’arky Rogers bigger than President Eisenhower alrradv under ronlract Among the " I dotes ami historical data |proposed. players signed is a M.Opn bonus youngster who |KTfnrmrd for the fla n C Elmira (N Y ) team lavt I lie | year. i I.EVELANU, Ohio (U ri Double (Juatut (rum Seminolt Brotherhood of latcomotlve Engl Sanford's Greyhounds will re nrers served notice today- that it port for spring training at Fern ' f w Twelve )r* r old Dottle .Online will seek a 12 per rent wage andina lb arh alxiut April I Good . » f . * ami her doll, Olllr, * m l through a l.wtt for its M.ikh) mrmtx-r*. erti m il said this announcement came ployed by t lo railroad* from Sherry Hoticrtson. director lllic lo r A n n m n v routine created fur Pioneer Night. of Washington's minor league ays w U JIC I M fJ IM U y y OlUe tavrd the day when Dome tern, with which Sanford will he forgot her icript and wa» furred TALLAHASSEE (U P i) ■ Rail­ associated TALLAHA9NKK (U P I)— State to improvise, he convrnirnily run Original plans railed for the School Supt Thomas D. Halley fused the "over W ' requirement way Express asked the I'ubllr L'tilili.-s Couimissiun b>lay for au Greyhounds to report atxmt March •has apologued to three leiilslators *'6' Honda traffic laws thority to increase it* rales on 9. However, the date will hr who were asked to leave . meet ** « « r r .U o n munth- shipments within Florida by I ft per later Hun expected Tilts pro _ ed on refreshnicnti, guest speak hahly Is due to the ' rut o f f plant Ing of the Textbook Rating Com- , r i 4,|,|rP, , P(j them briefly. Coon rent. of trams In the Washington sys miiti-e Monday. ly Commissioners, Mr* Mar* Parle bin which have a higher league The legislators werxKepi Walker. Sheriff J I. I lobby, hr rlas.ifliatlon W A S H IN G T O N it i l l imi Ralph Turlington of Alarhua. J Uvrnard Mtoot. It T MlU.e deni Eisenhower made It clt ar to Goodrich said some 110 rookies Robert Mann of Hillsborough and anil others were on hand to like Republican lotigrvisional raster a will tie working out at Fenian Mick Cleveland of Seminole. The » •«'* and ia> a few wurdi today that he alone will decide ilina Reach during spring tram committee later Invited the leglsWilliam P Gray, president nf wheliier ailing John Foster Du.lea Inc The season opens here April Utora hack into the secret meeting the Chamber of Commerce, pre- will remain on as secretary uf U against Orlando and Mann and Cleveland returned seated Kvani with * gavel midr slate. of wood from the original White the conference Bailey, aald ha regretted the Route for the law." Two oldttmers Introduced from lawmakers were asked to leave Ttie withdrawal of the Oviedo lie erillrlird the Commission for i lilt A t ,l ) i Hi I i UcMiiuisons but said M would be wrong to the floor .were llarnry and Jay questioning Supreme ( ourt rulings advertising the sale of some I'TA from the stale and national throw Ui* meeting open to Us* Beck, whose father was killed on aceuaed Communists and rev., eounty hnmlf on one day ui Talla­ tiodira today appeared certain I wo house wives collided at saving liiu life of Hie Sanford ixjsI public. At a m uling last night, offi­ ommvrnding remedial legislation by French Avr and 2&Ui St yrstrr hassee. and Ihen bring unable to The purpose of Uie meeting U master during the gold rush in t'ongrrxa were passed overwhelm day aflern-xm The arridrnt caused sell them hrratisr only cine i.irm- cials said ''momentum for with­ to hear teiltook salevnien make the Klondike E kerulivr officers at Itamry tier of the Commission showed up. drawal is gaining " The Oviedo .ngly today by- the Mouse of Lie Is - combined damages of fvT.o to th-ir Uieir sales pilch One member id Another tab- w.n told about Mr .-;»|ea of the Amrriran Itar Assn. Field will lie introduced TJuir*automobiles. Cleveland said no action wouid group was scheduled to vote on Uie legislature. Hep. John Shipp and Mrs William Ferguson, who TA LLA H A S S EE (U F D — The day morning when the Chomlier Iw taken on the Cnmnilsvion ap­ Hu- qurallon, but meniliert wer* Mrs Gudi-jorg S Hardi ster Al of Jackson. Is a textbook sales each had children when they tamonte Springs, complained of final draft of a proposed new ■d Commerce holds its monthly propriation until th* full report told that the vote could not b« man Shipp stood outside the dour were married They produced tevpaint in her right arm amt was slate rimxtltution — Including a ' Orfee Club" meeting at U t i In had Item rreelved lakm until Ihe slate and national (•awaiting his turn with coinpelt cral more of thrir own «»n< day Appleby's restaurant taken lo her family doctor for r> novel plan of n apportionment— Mrs A I,. Ilaekrtt, manager of ac- organlfallont had been notified tors Mrs. Ferguson called her husband animation, 'thirteen . month - old has hern roitiplctcd hy a sfo-i lal (dr Jolm Miller, chief staff ■minting anil purchasing for the of thr pro|<o*rtl action Halley said hr was certain the ( to the door lo see his and her T h r construction of feeder roads Nellie Mae llardeater was jarml advisory rominlltre bi Gov. L# officer nl HalW'ing One. will pre Commission, said the agency, ‘ ha. Speaking at the aesilon was D. legislators would not giv* away 'children heating up their children Into incorporated arraa now will out of her car leal onto lh« flair, , Roy Collins sent la dr It C Hamilton, Fasroii taken, and la taking, steps to M Ladd brother of tnovlr actor any veiling vecrets of the vales- (True story i However, details of thr new SI: Li dr Charles E Gulhrlr, meet all of th* critlrlsms of Hi* Man Ladd and a former F ill fie shared by the eittra ami emin- ' ul *** uninjured, Atalea plants m bloom were ty. Dell. i Mrs Laura Myer* Miller was document are lacing kept secret V A IN , C.lr N'nrriibn MiTnnls, audit," agent Ladd s talk concerned "lied Ttie meetings are devoted so.cly given to each pioneer, courtesy Kennetli Rowell. The new policy has been In ,ll*r**d with failure to yield the until the governor hat studied VAII3 . I dr Infiltration of the F TA " to professional quality of the text­ of the Sanford Atlantic Rank auguratrd with the resurfacing of , '*,M ,,f Attending the meeting wer* l*> R,,1,,'r ” ,,lrrr* them anil derided whether he will \ Ml 7 and Cdr Earl F. Yates. Other gifts were donated hy flor West joth St from the city limits I he accident iKcursvl when Aft* adopt the recommendations. books I'rices arr not discussed \ Ml •( many non F TA members, tom* 1st* and merchants Rarti.w attorney William Me Miller attempGil to make a left (•range pure to supplement enf of whom urged the F TA Its with­ to French Ave Evans said. None of the gilt* draw Its affiliation from Ihe slit* The county will pay half the ex turn into the Winn Dixie parkin* liar, who hrads the committee, fee and douglinuls will Im tup was voile lit -1 These people just |M-nses Ttie city, which previous lot, and pulled into the path of said the revlsteal follows thr haslr piled by III. Illeh li«»l Flail New ami national groups. ( liarlea II Muir. SI. died al Ilia wanted lo do something nlre for Last week, thr Semlnulr F TA ly lias Isurne all the expenae, will Mrs Hardesler i ear. police said lines id the lonstitutliui adopted b u .l i i o t u i r n and slsllora will Iw home in la>iigwiai<l early this Hie old folks " tiy ttie last la-glslature, hut with intriMlueed In ' Drier Club" no in pay the other half morning alter a short Illness lb- ( mined adopted a resolution which Recipients of gifts were O R separate artli Ids, any <d winch t o r s by iTiarllr Morrison, Cham was lairn Mar. ID, 1*77, In Roll eritlrtiesl thr aaml liken h) th* This lx thr first time such to M’-realy, »| (oldest mant. Mrs could lw- adopted or rejected tepa lo t public rrlallons dirrclor. Florida Congress of I'arrnts and operation has been reached, ac var. Fa Charles Howard, •*< (oldest wo ratrly hy thr voters Teachers at its annual eonventlnq cording to City Commission, ra |_| _ » 11 D _ _ L I Mr Muir was a rrtirrd eaipcnt man), Mr and Mrs Tom Tyner Thr olht-r proposed constitution er and farmer lie was a member in Sarasota Jesse Freeman. *T. da-d *' f married do years l, Mrs llniir They added that city rrtldrnls are M C II I Q C K L U n C H «a . invalidated tiy the Supreme Ttie ir solution did not tnrut too eiMinty taxpayers, xml a p m rata of thr Christian Church of Roll CHICAGO f ill’l l - - Sin I'aul II Court lieeauae of a dais. - chain J KJ a m ti«la> In Semlnol* Me Mkinton (birthday closest to Integration, hut left little doubt share of the road lunil should be IhHiglat lit Ilf 1 has invited •-ills var, and has lived in tamgwm>«l mortal Hospital. I’ionrcr Night. F »b B i plovlsion r e q u i t i n g solera In ap Rial this is wlist F TA member* spent in the city. rrn Democrats to w.lk out of the prose all of It or none Mr. Freeman came bt Sanfuril Mr and Mrs J A f'erkham I i n ns< lag sales rote In Srinl for seven years had in mind. Survivors include four children party's I9*n convention if they in t'iVl from llalton. Ga Me fas *(,„ have attended 31 of 3< 1’ion The only major ehangra, be rude Ciwinly Hilt year *annot a m pi the eonsrntion's said, are in tbs- sections dealing a memlter of the Baptist Church r tr x|sxt* were given a lamp From Jan I Felt ?n j Inlal of W Tyler Muir, la.ngwo.al Arnold plan on racial Issues • and thr Masonic I-odge (Dalton (rom Mt |h. r Furniture iithrn with a|i|M.(l|i.rimrnt and I<m al home 17.lift! tags were sold, i.u npared to Muir and Airs Dell Graham, both "Ttie Ili'iniM iatir Farts d<« . ih>I Mile Rut he dei lined to tils 11 *?S lor ihe tattle p. ri al last of Bolivar; Rritb.fi Muir, t’allfor Lodge No luS. F and AM ), and recelv*il gift* during the want or neeil racial or rrltgiMis <losr the rrapportinnmrnt for \. af lua on* brother, Everett Muir. till* Otfflft*Hows. rvrninrf The mobile X ray unit will give Mr Freeman resided al >il'V All pioneers wraring bjdgea will free X-rays lo county and city bigots " Douglas said inula, which hr said wat entirely Sab • a 11mini ed to approximate Unlit ar. Funeral servlets will hr at 3 “ I would even lie willing to Vtrsi first St He was a ma be guesla of manager Milton Maw rrsidrnl* tomorrow al three Inca park a box lunch for them as new and fair to all sertions uf ly (Usiissi. the ofller averaged P in Thursday in Rris.on I un•him.t with the Sanford Manu Uy M ,hr n lratfr lonlght the state. tavu tags per day during the last Ilona IIAL1IM0HK Mil (I 'F D — Fourv eral Horne Thr Res Lewis C. they go out Into thr wildrrnria." faciurtng Co f„r •’Hally Round the Flag Roy a”. live das ig llir sale Sales for the TTit- downtown unit at Y o w rll’s is teen year old Mr*. Catherine W. Futch of the lamgwmal Raplist thr Illinois Democrat said. Survivor, include hia wife. In n Flow ,,, and gifts came from ><l>en from 10 a in to I p ,n and entire t.-ar should In- about 23.Church will oflirtalr Burial will Gordon gave birth to twin* Mon­ two son*. Jrsse Freeman Jr., the Rita Theatre A K Rossetter 1-1 p. m. imi John Galloway estim ated day and the txiys were reported lollnt* ut laingwood Cemetery, Aiken, S ( and Thomas free William II Klrrhhoff and J L Galloway is agent for the Motor Another unit will opwn from 'doing Just fine" today. man. Sanford two daughters. |fobh>y. & * p. m near the IMu* Bar on I’artly cloudy through Wrdnea- Vehicles Bureau TA L L A H A S S E E il F l y - The The lalhrr. Richard W. Gordon, Mrs Sylvia McClure. Sanford, the Southwi-et Itoail Drivers without Uie IU3U tags florxla Merit System I outn-i', will da. Irm prialuies al»oil the same, 17, Is unemployed hut "willing to •and Mrs Rarhara Trent. Jack • . /s FN •* Forest City rrsulents may *rl told Its in <t regular meeting heir High bid ay upper ill's, low bought now a n subject to (M-naltii-t And do any kind of wink " The Gor­ aonsillr. his fathrr. Karl Err* J U S T L Q f l I U 11, tlielr \ rays *1 N’lrhol* Grin cry feh _’7 al '.( Ui a m in the Doyle *•« bi K2. Soulhwrvl b. west winds tlo-y ar. .till standing in line at dons live with Mr*. Gordon's par­ man. Ringgold. Ga one brother, l i | / ;l l • i T r |J from tioon In 1 p is the loiirthmis*. E Carlton llulldin* 1in t« IS mile* per horn. T li r Sanford Manufacturing ent*, Mi. and Mrs. Clarence C o k It Freeman. Detroit, four n n C l x l D D i n I S IO lG Company's request to purchase key •liters. Mra. Edith Castle. De , y^e rr rt*natlon of the chairman Hie property behind its factory I The first twin weighed 3 pounds, lroll. Mrs Beatrice Ttllson. „f r ,, Sanford I’lannlng and Zon for L'e" was refined last night hy V ounce■ at birth ami thr second Bovvville. Ga.. Mrs Essie Kr- mg Commission was refused last 1 Kinds, 1 ounce*. City Commissioner*. rard. Shell Knobs. Mo., and one night by City Commissioners Uie infant* inherit a tradition An appraisal of thr property to Detroit, Mich. I Clifford MrKIhhin Jr., said In a A member uf the Florida la gis of this Isjsttiw " Hr compare I tb. elude any fM-.qile who advocate "W r do not have tn tell the w'll l>r made, and the figure suh of having a young mother. Mrs. Funeral arrangements will he letter of regyet that, due lo "per lalure who ha* authured a plan .urrrnt struggle to a (.M.ttiall rabble rousing, rate hatn-d. hate peopl. of 'he North of Ihe trou 1 nutted to the firm as a fair prirr. Caskey wat 17 when Calhenn* announced by Gramkow Funural sonal roniulcratinn," hr felt it waf tb "id ue a tr the North about the game, pointing out "you can't literature, c o n d e m n a t io n of, ides that now exist to their midst wat born. Catkry'a mother wa* time for another to tak* hia jdacr. South yraterdsy told the Sanford Horn*. win when thr other side is car­ f. irndt in thr North or condemn* because of integration, such as i The property *• 3-1 frri By ISO If. when he was born and Rich­ The Commlssion'a answer * "No llotary Club how he propovet to rying the hall all id the time." lion id court*" Increased crium. fair employment'' frt-1 loglral rrstons were given for his do M. Marvin Mellier, company man-1 ard's mother wa* 10 when h* was Ills plan calls for each .Southern lbs rampaign would inrludr practice laws, whit* people h av-1 resignation, and the one* given agrr, ha* indliated that thr finni burn. W. H (llilll Reedy, Euatix said state to appropriate II million it movie* tn show conditions of Ne ing to sell their hornet and the w»re not acceptable." wishes to rapand. It now baa loss of their civil right*," Reedy Just couldn't find another man lie is convinced that piople in th# would be used in an advertising gn< schools,interviews with color 10U employes j North look at the South ui term* campaign to show the real bene ed leaderi, educators, lawyer* aald "I have been told, and noti­ M go-d, Commissioners felt Commissioner* Mid Dial ttie I of “ what exist.<1 In pre C ivil War flu of segregation in society and and doctors, felling why they pre fied by letter, that all of the in­ The Sanford Zoo will b* closed firm should expect lo pay the days " lie added that they (north sihuola inthe South fer segregation formation that northern people to thr publie from dark lo dawn enter*) has* no conception of the He would us* a factual ajnirnach Reedy said "fait* that can be V andal* and sagrtnls have been hear and read in their newspap market pnre “just Ilk* *ny Thiev** Kola clothing, cigairttM CHICAGO i U 1*1J — Th* darby true advance of the colored race ut combat anti South propaganda, presented *re H« per cent m rrs is anti southern propaganda " other o-tablished business." abusing and killinc animal* In ami IK in pennies from tb* I vnVy several Instances, valuable birds is making a double-barreled torn*- *» made m the last is year* in whith he aaui he believes is be our favor " Reedy said "The Vote* of the Grocery Store, god West 11th 8t^ bark, the South." tng promoted and "forced upon have been stolen. The legislator said th* people of Southern States," if properly pr* last night. Bernard L Suledty, president of Meedy said hit plan. ''Th * Voter the people of our nation by com- Uie South do not know the hard ! vented, would change th* thinking m The Sanford Foiie* will apprvEntry was gained by slitting tba V A N N A. A u s t r i a (1 1 1 ) — mnd any on* within lh* *oo bound a hat firm, said Monday hia Com­ of III* Southern State*," would put mumsttc inspired peopl* and or- ships Ui«t have hern forced upon I of the nation. This, h« eddrd, is Trumpeter txnils Armstrong said screen on a door and forcing Ihq •riea, u n d e r an * rd In »A e * prohibsl pany is developing a ■’hr she” der- th# Fouth on thr offrns# and that ganlrafions " the people of Ihe North because the key tes real peace mi America today he majr take^hii world tour lock. The jar af pennies contained by lor Hu Udias. Jn g k w l e n u f . ' » » should quit th* U w a m atd« I Reel* Mid tu* piao duo* out m <d integration j — through segregation. u>g band behind lh* iron Curtain tan mooay. A t Pioneer Night, They .Just Don’t Mix •Tall Tales And True Housing1 Bill Grows •Cleveland Invited Out, Back In; Gels ^ S L ‘S£sr" Fire Truck To Get Mack Cleveland Lashes Jet As Companion Development Commission Waire Boost Souyht Rate Hike Requested Ike Alone To Decide R u lin g Questioned Two Cars Collide, Woman Is Injured Drail Completed On Constitution Oviedo Expected To Cuf PTA Ties Orfee Club’ Sets Meeting; ‘Execs’ To Be Introduced County Will Share Feeder Road Costs Charles Muir Dies At Longwood Home •Jesse Freeman, 47, Dies In Hospital South Can ‘Walk,’ Seminole Reports Gain In Car Tags X-Rays Available At Three Places Mother, 14, Gives Birth To Twins; Family Tradition Merit Meeting Weather City Turns Down Proposal On Land Reedy Plan Seeks To 'Educate' North Zoo To Be Closed Nights In Future Thieves Moke Haul At Grocery Store Derby On Comeback sSatchmo Eyes Russia �A wm -.-f.'r ■-$- . JtJ . THE ELEPHANT'S TRUNK Editorials Washington Calling B t w r tX H M 5. W H ITE I W ASHINGTON — A hard dilem ma m* facet ,» c r . Congress vonxreM and -no the .nr eoun rountr>. an<l the Admmivtration itself In a way. over the blue of Presl Legislators Inherit r 0 . I concerned. “Fair” defies definition, fitenstnrm, Cleveland and Frederick know that their decision, whatever it might be. be criticised. These men know that they rannot please one. They will attempt, however, to render justice rhile attempting to represent the views of a majority of Ttamlnolt voters. He Finds Fads Fade Fadn fade fast. Joe* Smith. Corpus Clirtstl. Tex., U lot. oraasad with this fact. Ilia knowledge, however, came the kn-f] He ’possessed 1,440 hula hoops when interest in tho TSovlIt)’ dropped to zero. First he slnslied the pricr to 10 “ No takers. Then he tried to give them away. ,Still no ‘■ ■ il Wjj;*1 Then he tried a special sale. He’d pay anyone It) rents 4a accept a hoop. A few takers. He still has plenty on band. rsala is over. This story has its humorous side, It also emptniKlr.es n point. Merchants. whether they sell novelties or stable good*, run the rink of having tio taker* If they elo not ntork item* demnntlnl by the public. Ttm fault iloe* not nlwuy* Up with thp “*«l«” nr tlie advertising nntl promotion. Nolsody wiintad a lioop, at Imr.«ain rate*, for free* or with a dime profit. Crim inal Mo. 31 Executed In Cuba HAVANA (U P H — Lt. Cal. Luis H. (Iran, Cub*'* "war criminal No. I ," fell before tho guns ot a flung squad In th* dry ntoai of the Cabana ForHe»» prlaon hrie Just hefnro midnight Monday sight, It waa announced today, (ilia wa* th* last id the three *'krmyhffl»era devertlxd a* Cuba'* - principal war criminals to fare th* rifles of "rrVoluntlnnary Juitlrr " Ma). Jr«ii« (v«*a Blanro and f apt. I'edro Mnrejon Valdes were executed earlier. Th* wnrd "Christian" was first applied to the followrri of Jesua Christ In Antioch. Turkey, tilt of St. Paul a lin t ministry. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROM J. Identical 6. Health spring* •.A mar go. I-arr* durk It. Mountain* of Ituaala I I lUUnqutah UdoebbtU, U . Wallow lAfUlm II . Ituthenlum < »> Ml | IB Agree Ittang) tO. Mongoloid languag* 31. Verdant. II. Swimming tanka tl. Ferreira by ear 37. Medieval boat I*. From 3*. Decide* S3. Mean 91. Halloa*! IT. Kxamina* tion t l Government i.f Turkish Kmpir* M. L ille 40. Aaaioua 41. Weaver'* II I i' • 5- Tf#4 41. Mimlckcr DOW N l.O ftha calf a f t h iD f f . Aatonlah S. Toahlrk 4. Half ima 0. A conduit A Of th* SI.Exela. mation 33. Hpee. t*ra 21. Shape* anew pi* malar Mint 34. Water entrance *«ri lllabyt.) B. Sundry SB. Char. a. liar, Ilhrd banana tssUrday’i Aaswtr aalmal II. 31. Coin of ST. Man* movta Iran nickname ahuwinfa SB. Valley St. loan* IB. Tiny (poet.) B0. Hug* 17. Lair 31. A an* of It.Own* in •0. Flailery caal ai. Prophet (cotlaq.) T. 1“ 4 1 T" T“ r - %J 11 rr li. > % 4 * •7 % U9 ji •1 % % % % i t rr U ir % H ii ir % % u ITb* rr TT m )4 ,-r //< /// *v tt ti t civilian auperiors hav* decided1 that it simply finnot allow th» upon* Juniformed men In teem to ehslNo one, not even the President |Cngc civilian control of the mill•ALL FOR ONE. ON E liimrclf, it absolutely ture. It it Thai is ine wxy. if pursued FO R A L L ” plain that the Secretary of De- j |oni{' rnough. to dictatorship. The feme, Ned McKIroy. it not cn-1 eonstilutlonsl system requires tirrly easy in hlv mind, either. that the civilian leadership have Thus mtmbtrs of ‘ the brass", the very last word — even it go one by one before Congres­ that Iasi word be terribly wrong sional committees carrying heavy Congress, on Its side, feels cut Research aciuiltiitd, plivand delicate burdens. These ad­ off from the genuine opinions of •iciana, dcntl»t», mines mirals and generals have a com­ pelling need, and also a high re anil pltarmnciMs art ai! sponsihility, to fight for what they honestly believe their services re­ united for the purpose of quire in a world ot danger. helping you to live a long­ But, again, they have the plain constitutional duty to l*»w In the er und healthier life. Every last analyst* ta Die civilian auth­ member of this hcaltfF ority. And. finally, they must CHICAGO ( U i 'l) - Men's elothink of themselves. They are . . . .... , Ih. . lh. team has a particular duty aware that outright rrttellion fro m 1 ■*' ' . .. , ■# ' cannv inopptf *11011111 nuy now. to perform and has spent the Admlnutration • h l ^ , defense. L g h t general price tnc ,e .-». By I.TI.E C. W II.SON polices may cost them tfseir raakol|l ‘ tf t#nl, „ „ p , e t . j rom, wheat, sugar beets, fla t.m rn ts and even paying off their, years at atudy to |>crfes;t WASHINGTON ( U P I t — Today it dairy and beef tattle. j equipment not re well ahrad of ***M c , . ** ft u in m rn'i clothing later thi* >4»r, their knowledge. bccrotary McElroy b „ . (hr ^ #f p*y In lh, will be 0. F. K n lrkrrhm versus a ,„ „ » coum , j -« * > «» •» thr Will Klrrel Journal, • kind t>l Our duty a* pharmacists acres are mine under K n lrk ^ , urVfy „ umiUfllJoMWy , f . withes to weigh independent Judg- trvtile and ro'.ton irduatr>««. David and Goliath rontest In Uu*. UralcM attending the 41st convention of the Ni is to provide you with the National which Knickrchm, like David, Is rthm a management, lie *' *| rural* because ihe Wall Street mente with sympathy he wdll not good manager. A check for J l . * » Journal ie well edited amt III re-1 out *n<1'°Vl disloyally ^ , iot,|al|on pf nct»!l Clothe rs and loaded. medicines and health-aid . Knlrkrrhm Is a farmer and a (lullered out of the envelope whirh! porters are experienced newsmtn ' 19 ,>,e Administration * budget po- * Fuml-hers do rot expect this to me Wednesday w ith 1 „ . . . . . licy. Given all thii, it it easy to manager of farm proncriies in .SI. reached hurt the market. Hales are 7 to you need. As loyal mem­ .a .. understand why tho ryes of high Janisi, Minn. a small town In thr Knlrkrrhm s regsort on how things |h 10 per cent laiger this month ber* of the health team, southern Her of counties. Ills j e ~ % : r ' ,n “ • ” ''p" ! H « i r . i . n than last Frbrua i), they aald, ^ voice sometimes term to speak rounty is Watonwan, an area ot we welcome the opportun­ knitkr inn i ffiMi.i . \ farmer— I# somethin* else again. Hirsa days l-eforc Congressional and an increase of about I per lakrt and rich farmland, fit for loK t l l i nhr«r.e lv ^ w lth * aJrvev1 ,lf ,r ,hl* ,rom n’^ Knlck- committees rather louder than the cent is expected in thii year's ity to aerve you. Easter salts. whirh appeared (hit week in the re'^rt^” * The liigh-sly!* dresser* now are W ill Slrcrt Journal. Tlii* wa» a, ,.»* h ■* * W A r t# ln p r n P buying th* "rontmenal," a /*•!>• survey of the farm m . e h i n e r y rV‘ f^,.h ,v " ■H C a rS C ‘ W O IH lC r lU l . . 9 ... - . . \ herr Ihe pait lour week*. The LONDON ( U P I > F l o r i s t ion hrialded by dr<i*nrts ari4 business at Ihe manufacture and h„ |>crB M ow ih. George Dennis, M , spent several clot bias* since tail fall, tpokrc retail level* whirh the Journal re­ rero line quite regularly. And the hours todiy polishing his "new ' men said. ported were booming fit to bust. past week wo have been gelling private hears* _ a T3-)rar-old, Dealers pitdirled about 5 per Heller'* Viewpoint some snow. W« have had about llasvsl ded, horse-drawn Job. cent of next /all's salex will fc » Manufacturers and retailers D I U I C C ~ *S T O B f .'i Funeral service* for Joseph alike were happy. Itrsale prices | five inches of new snow slntc "A ll my family had horse-drawn i lure at lra<t mo,lificationx of this i Monday, Feb. I. ntw look: thr vsai>t nipped In a hearses at Ihrir funerals ;nu I'm ' I’erry Gibbs will be held at 3 10, for used farm equipment werrj Car. tat A "Our marketi on the farm pro determined to have the same," | trifle, the jacket aiighliy ehorter, i p m. tomorrow in the Churrb Ol suhvtantialty h i g h e r Farmers dure have been somewhat uneaiy Ihe .hotilders ewmrwhat wider, Christ, I'sol* Corner. he said. 'T h u one Is Wonderful." were nuking larger down payIhe past weeks it terms since thr and the lapels faake-l rather than The Itev. George M. Yales will livestock liners arr ilippm*, e*. * Qjutatiun by Alexander notched. officiate. Burial will be in Sylvan penally the ho* inarkelt, every, Home (if th* hottest spiingt in Korn* jacket* writ show double Lake Cemetery. Duma* (ltOUBTO) thing else is uneaiy, tho world are located in Ireland. vents in Ih* back, most will have Gibbi died of injuria* sustained Nrwa from Farm In fart, raye the National Deo­ two buttonx lather than thr thiee Copyright 15i4 (BWI) Feb. It in an a rild rn t Death "Farmers are all hoping il graphic Magatinc the word "gey. now generally worn, and all will came at Ihe age of at in Orange won't grt going much worse than rtr'' comes (m m the Icelandic. be more cutaway. i Memorial lloipilal. H r wav l<orn it It The prlca of farm produee in Rtnlord Kept. Jo. to?T, wi< a alone would not be so much hurt­ lifelong resident of t’ anla, and a a n iw i NEW YORK (UIMl—.. Polite to­ ing if Ihe eost of farm equipment member ef Ihe banfnrd Church , ,. . VM of Christ. 1 M,ught a young Negro who | would not be climbing up higher liurvttori Infinite- hi* mother, ,"," t " ,1’1 "*i>*d " n l*>e*r°ld see-1 and higher. Many of tho smaller Mrs. Itrrth* M. Gibbs, I’nnln• 'c u tiiil student *iul left her un farmers do not have enough In i one niter, Mr*. Thelma |lobb> ronsrlnuv in sub Hearing weather come In keep on farming, after I paying all thr expenses such as Rsnford; six aunt*. Mrs Maui*, 1^rrt *r" m ,u r h"mr Altmsn Bnd Mrs. Marie Thnmav, . ^ *lr1' ,ri,,n f f * ,Po,T0',. * taxes and rust of rcpalrx or m*-> Dayton* llrsch; Mr*. Edilh Ca•< •'•'* Buolivc-an C o . chine lure where II is not advis | son and Mr« tlosa Matey. Ssn n p n i t i In lair eond. able lu have all thr necessary ford; Mrs. Jark D a vit, PaUtka, ,|n" **Hh • frartuied skull. machines such as combines and i Mrs. Wilms Ostratkl. Orlando; fu U B"d brul.es on her leg* and corn pickers and hay balers and1 Incorporated two uncles, Joe Dennett, Daytons' •'’W ' and frnsihlie^ of both feet. other large equipment. \ neighlwr, awakened by Mi>s "The amall farmer either needx' Dearh, and W. J . Dennett, Orlsn E. 1At St real f \ 2.0614 Porro's tries, found Ibp gltl to grt more acreage to farm, ifi do SANFORD, F LO R ID A Brlston Funeral Home Is in riawllng on her hands and knr*t. | there Is land available, or else | Incoherent, In a driveway neaiby rent hit land tn someone el.'f, and I charge of arrangements. her Drunx h«m r at * 41 a m. Hun- find work elsewhere. ! day. I guns the farmers are not I Mist Poreo, returning horn* Ihe only one* that have problems. hum a irllgiouv club donee in 1so I think we will all Just hav* to 1midtown Manhattan, had ridden a 1try am! work thing* out. best we subway train Its theend of lh* I ran for all. W'e people in our And it a a eipn of (lie time*. Tltcrc’o a new kind of I Imr and wax waiving In her home Amrriran country have much to when she Wax attarkrd. b« thankful for. W* have freedom rar buyer in America today, and wo have the car of Ilnur* after she w«* admitted of speech and religion and many hi* drrama. An economy car with front engine aafety, The repaal of two l%«uct burdrn- to Mi-rtirordi* Hospital she dr-1 other runveniences. end 4 door family-airo room. It'* tho great new ina rciliril peuplr with heavy ei- sirlbrd her attacker *« a Negro "Hoping that you and all of SIM CA. from Pari*. Tho tar that holds 14 world’* |icn»ci unsnlmouvly wax rndoned about M years o!d, nf medium yours are rnloylng good heallli, I by Ih* llrllary C'baini'er of Com- build, about 130 pounds and about as I can say for myself and famperformance records. Tho car Hint's proven 42.6 mcrce last week. Doth were In the J feel. 7 Inches tall. I ||y," MPO economy. I lie car tlut altould coal much, much 1 form of rcsolulloni. tnoru than tho low, low prition tho tag. The t hsmber opposed Ihe In Conto in and aco. You get reclining neat*; unitired ; rraase in Ihe slate Intangible las on* piece body; no-distortion windshield; a big, pasted by the 1(37 la-gltlalure I and a T mill Itnad and llrldge tax roomy trunk: heater; defroster; extra safe front en­ •>n homesteads in the Orangt City* gine design, and many other extra*. : Emerprlie mad d litrirt. Take one drive and you'll know tho truth. That Conialldaia your outstanding Thr rrioltiiioni will he presrnlof all the world aeconomy cart, Chryaler Corporation obligation* Into o single toon. rd fotmsll) •( the legislitivr now brings you the finest. Ho*# jwit on* monthly hearing, Feb. 27, at 7:M p. m. in poymenl lo matt, and i the Circuit Court Doom. Del.and one place lo poy. More lhan 100 members attend From P.O.I ed the Chamber nf Commerce inerting. Speaker wa* DcRiry • Mcthodul minuter, the Itav. Wil­ fred C. Aldridge. Cidor i Inin and informiilna about "W'orlil llyways from Nor way to Yugoslavia," were shown by Rev Aldlldlts who made thr trip lilt summer. Men, Buy ’Em Now And Gel Bargains Assignment Washington Funeral Tomorrow For Joseph Gibbs SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS MAKE A MOLEHILL O U T OF TH A T M O U N TA IN OF BILLS... *1698 rAi i • 1 Soa Duty Is Ahead For Squadron Nine Klvis Presley Park i Has the Smartest Sign in Town! Tax Repeal Sought By DeBary Group Tuesday, February 24, 1038 •%si TOUCHTON Your New SIMCA Dealer nj p f t m f a o r B T^ l tsf LIGGETT Teen-Ager Raped, Police Seek Negro Hhlp board duty is ahead for VAII • of flamev Field. The squadraa will board the USH Sir* ska* liar to n Mirth 4 for ilx w ttki in ****** Ouantinamo Bay. Cuba. w asivfts F ille r During Ihe brief lour. AID Sky,^*s»*et aararaar, i s i s u , at* i v i i u a n aaiaraar warrior pilots will qualify on car­ rier drrk landings for the coming -*■•»»»• s i S f*t*a* Mas* watt** mailer (>*(«»►» u TIfA * •!*•• »». 1*1* ai Ik* P m | Olfl** Mediterranean deployment. *•»■***** »» Xlarrk a, i»r*. J V V .u f j f* T A W J W V 1* I ," " l ' " i i w kirk I* *alii|*<S #s*la*. I w a VM »ss r*e s s m s i Im i i ** •I * all l* » l**al aaw* .d a is * la Skla **ss*e*e*e. TUPELO, Mia* ( U P I ) — City a*is.a officials kav* -itarted a half-mil­ ■ r rar*l*e cirri** Mx *«r *.•t^uairtiux , Oa* Stapik *1 »S lion dollar fund d riv# l « rampleta ( a Ik* th* Zlvta ftaaisy M ua jtijk j far a- ] Pajft 2 * <». prim us .. i.(a rhi?t civilian advlteri) It b Congressional committeet. that thii dilemma cannot really fn'f ' aa» »er»i i. * . tl4. tatlifled that the budset It enough What l» the outlook. Il-enl ti to maintain a "reasonable'' mar li limply that there will no’, br. The ecntral and obvlout qur» , and cannot be. any really search. tlon I* whether In aiklng for I |n safely, I The profeiilonat nfflren. by ln| great national drbale of Ike tome forty btlbont of dollars the !*' President It aiklng enough. For and large, are by no meane *o »wt thl1 unified* — though at least In m inilei, which m iy . u n ifie d — though it U fair to JerlWely needed Indeed. Ih* U ; become the tiltimate weapon, the add that they almntt never are | ™.ul) ** woVld'ronereiV^^ Hum an! sectn chillingly ahead • r» VUit|irve Congress llielf e.^r.. limply ..... ............. d<**| r*lr J, ran run Irn longer realle •°f “ *• not know whether In feel aall if ltd * " * [ * ' ■ o)|) ff m f r ()t< But it it rot pnmhle for ion or not Congreu doet not know Pentagon tv , r e „ and the country to find a precisely what ••reasonable” .a h - J 111J ^ “ h u S h u .h oter .'l rrational sl lf if ln l ianiwer n i » r * Ito n In n h i fqi u m M «.w a level when u tr n (CongMtt n m t r r i i I * u'® 1 'the big usel .s ify meant. And u. , y u ,. tion without First answering a n ' * * . not know, the puhllc e.nnot ^ S ' l V SeveX” ” other question. Here it H that know, thisthe rub eomes. This is the query ‘ Smourn E * believing -IW *> . *un' °f “Is •“ " o*Having half n»eii to m be President wrong, *« How far may the professional right about Ih. budget, the Ad I * , J ' V T i Slid _. . . . * i i . a l « > « ta ant m illtlry offiter's prop'crly go in mlnTitrsbon nevirthelesi it not * ' ,1.". "clrVJmrUnree *only^ appealing to Congrcn over Ihe happy to seem to b* m uullng the tingle m . „ ,the hp p f, , i d , nt cxr. mnn. President, can, heads of their civ Ilian superiors, officer* or imperiously ehutllng rffectlvely and at last, determine including the President himself as „ff public debale. Hut, again, It what the military budget Is going commander tn chief, for hishrr, frrlw — and qulle properly, in iniliiury expenditures lhan lhe»» mix forreipondent a opinion — to be Salary Hike Problem Proposals to increase ^nlarirw of public nffirlals always cause considerable discussion, no matter the merit of such proposal*. In Seminole Courtly, four official* have withdrawn a Joint request for 12.400 more per office per year. A t the same <(me, local legislator* were asked to keep "an open mind about the question of some Increase In compensation for the sheriff, circuit clerk, tax collectilr and tax assessor. Drought mi for discussion at the time the 12.400 per year request was withdrawn was the salary scale of the five members of the County Hoard of Commissioners. Soon to appenr on the scene will be n proposal to in* crease snlnrie* of members of the Legislature. Although this has not been announced. It Is almost certain that legis­ lators will ask that the current * lr» per day be Increased. Last year, legislators proposed a $5 per day Increase, they Yetreated in the face of the ensuing storm of protest. County Commissioners exhibited n iisi of the pay scales of all such county governing bodies In Florida. Seminole was very near the tmttom, lower than some counties with about 5,000 people. , Commissioners fee! that a pay raise la Justified. Hut, they aren’t planning to ask for one. A couple aald I hey preU r to work for free, rather than ‘‘stick my neck on the chopping block.” All of this adds up to another problem for the local de. legation In the Legislature. Hay hike* for the four rounlv offices, the Commission and for themselves must be decided by Sen. Doug Stenstrom amt Reps. Mack Cleveland Jr. and (Jordon Frederick. x .............. These three not only must decide I t . they also must decide how much, IF. This Is no easy task. In a discussion •f the subject, Informally, the three emphasised the prob. .knit they want to be fair to the public and to tho officials SrSKXSnJri words irtustly utlorod ln aufj^rt 'tho military profession ill. lu ! member* know they need m,.* of th» budget, fa r where Independent judgment Mop and! Information. But III moit reipcc. £ ^ begin? T b i. Il the SitU- tlble members know, too, that * •lion: ; there It grest peril In encoura*. 1. The Admlniitrallon at the j 1*1,„!/!_• tovJ :u loan* up O A lo $400 JO . j F I N A N C E C rO 111 WoafWi* 436 I4BI Wow Contswl R ip O m A T. I O -ii**oao **•****•*••*• N M f H W4a» M i tlio4 tafwdav na iw o k.Tot. OAedaw 4A4QB . .7*1 OA/daa 34*03 « T e l GAeWaw 43M I t ta g * M l OR A U . M tA M V TOWN* �T n w .. F * b . 21. 19S 9— P a h < ___ J)j, M e rb Im tl tjahdsin $cdt& Card Party Slated %St. Patrick's Day Public Is Invited To Club Program Church Farewells Said To Calendar The E. J. Mills TV E S D A T As llatel R. Moaghton PtneereM lt»pti>' Church Youth Atr and Mr*. AX M Philip* Mr and Mr* R I. Terkin*. Re*. IIannum. **a« lorn In India Surely you have enjoyed your The ?oth Annual Animates! MacaFellowship at f ">■' entertained with a itinnrr pit* Mr and Mr*. FM liscirtn*. Mr trees' friendly shelter the last tine of the Sanford Women’* Club nf Mtt*-nnar* parent* an I (pent Pineereit Bapiut Church v’lark's at their hnm« Saturday e' rmng and Mr- Harrs- Roh«on Dr. and • ill he held on Wednesday at 2 1 hi* south there. He t* a retired The Catholic Woman's Club of Refreshments will be served end; few week*. And don’t the ata in honor of Ft. Cmdr. and Mr*. 'lr* Ja k t'orr »un. Mrs. Ann at tnr Sanford Woman* Club ai f’re»b>terijn minuter nuw lutrg In W. ?| U. Cir.-lr 'Irr'.m g at the All Souli* Church hat irt the a surprise program of enteitaln lea*, especially. formo*at. thrive 3M Oak Avenue. 0,-ala wiiere he l» asti'C in eons- home of Mrs. I.eRuy Fitridge at F.rne«t Milla s.i.o are leaving -an I’.ear. .’.'r* Ann j i tlnahercer, Ken* ford lo live in Peniaeola, Florida, i-ft'i le f 'er V r Jn,| M r, j ^ date of March 17th for thrir an ment will be offered by some of under the oaks' shade! And if The public I* cordially in* tied muntts* aettvtlle* and teache* in ; 4.A. Irs* »t“H to the farewrll rourtejy Alosrr ami Mr. arul Mr*. Rswrt there be citru* trees 'mongtt the to attend the rroeram which »ilt the Or* a Junior College Brownie Tn*o*» ISJ of the Fir*t nual card party to he held at the Sanford * alar performer* '. were Mt. and Mr* Dave Cun Walling of I rrshurg. oaks you will early *er grapefruit he followed l.y a Tea Mrs. Kel't it a giaduate o' I'rrsltyferian Church will meet at Sanford Clue Center. lung. Mr and Mr* William Bush. Means* Entertain T h u annual event is eagerly ard or:nge bio* torn* are putting Appearing on the program will I'ewic t'ollegr. Raleigh. Non t 3 n clock. "I'la> your favorite card same 'ookeii forward to each St. I'jf. forth There'* a debraie green he the Re'b Ilolert V. S.-ear J r . Carolina and the School o ' Hirst T ie 'Jill* were enter'ained oq Toe Junior F'rllo'* ship ef the It the keynote of the party vc.uch nek's Day by the crowd rf happy showing from some »wcrt gum Mr* Churle* (!, Wilke, soloist, ar- at Stet-on I nivrrsttv. She hn'ii* a * J ' f rW*» w urn A|r.- a >.| F'ir*t l'rr»li)trri*n Church will vull begin at 8 o'clock. Over Iwrn naruripant* of parties of former Kind of a new awakening In all •ompantril by Mt*« Margaret degree in Sacred Mut.e ITior to meet at Z *0. tv door prire* Mill be given pt-u ' year*. This year the proreedi v.ill nature to birth enthusiasm for Daws and Mis* llrigiettr tSirsler. her marriage the was Choir stir The Junior Choir of the F'tr*t ^ a pure for each table's « tiur*!* **r-e Dr and Air*. 0 . go toward improvement* of the spring lt'» tree* of every clescrtp eiehantre Undent of Seminole High erlnr and rh-irch oiggnut for the The Golden Circle ela«* anil playground of the school a* It tion to Ih.nk again. Fre I leu- SchrHti from Germany, will apra* V|ethosli*t * hurch in Nr * Smy Ptesbylerian 1 u.ch *ull ntrei at thetr husband*, nl tnr F'lr*t Bap W Aeklrv, Mr and Air- J. IH' It'irki. Mr and Mrs ( K c <Mk, rna Rear s S >e an.I her rtu* and 4 3U. ha* become imperative that tlip lire it when I vi.tt tome of the«e cn Music Appreciation tut t hurrlt reci-ntly rntosrd thetr fie* Robert Ifar.nuin, violinist, and young -on. |to*« Vais n,-« l i e Pioneer Fellowship nl F't *I annual February banquet tn the Dr and .Mrs I.. S Farle*. D. R, 'oungsters have the place and sutxliiDions, a barren feeling, a* fseilitie* necessary to carry out of Ihe less of fr.end*. come* when will g.se a program nf invutc and live in W eiMila’e where *he I* Presbyterian Church m il nirrt at pri* ale slintng room of the Pine Mathew*. Mr ard Mr* C. Af. Mills, Dr and Mr* II. S Tug. wi-l be accompanied 1-* Mr* organ -t for tee f irst I'resbytenan 4 o'clock. I tee not a tree. \ 'B rin g Your ()» n Steal' Physical Fitnr»» programs. t're*t Inn. well, Mr ar.d Mr*. Ronald t hursh Marv K«»** Andermn Kell*. Mentioning cilnu trees— t have Table reservations must be The Brownie Si outs of Ftr*l parly Mai held by member* of A Valentine theme was turd in I’uDeh. I J Winters and .Mr. a grapefruit tree mo.igst the oa « made in advance in order that Presbyterian (burnt will ha*r decoration*, place cart* and in \ All 7 - nda night at the I and Mr* R P. Hamilton. . thetr Insestitu » Nerstce at 1 the program presented nf Lt. and M m . II. F\ Bryant on the committer can plan for ade­ in my yard that ha* never hern quate reservation*. Those accept­ sprasrtl— never l*cen fertilued. oiloek in the Brownlee rla x French Avenue. Seated at the head tshle were i oom. Thoie attendinr '.he atcaic fry ing reservations are Mrs. It. IV but friend* inarsrl over the taste Ali* M N. Cleveland, class of ll* fruit— quite «wrrt. Herr * trop.nto. Mits E. K rvfrr. Mrs. R. Mere Cmdr. and Mr*. II. F . Lang, The men nf the Fir«l Pres leaihrr Atr* C It Goethe, presi **is Fii-lsy alieru -'n tha wives a little »errel. For year* Ihe lire £ < mdr. and M u. K F. Rowell. l.t. 'a n Duyr.e and Mrt F. Iluhn. hstrnan Church will hold torir dent, with Atr. Goethe. Ml* John of enlisted men and chief* of ha* had w xvl a*hc* from nt* * g. ami 'Ira. Dave BIcIs m »kf, Tlie committee in charge of thi* tegular cupper meeting at ! K. Wisite, Toa*tmutrew. and Dr. A AH II. nave deployed, met at l.t. and Mra. J W. Crawford. party u Mr*. D. II Mather*. fireplace. Fser try that’ After n clock with the Res Douglas F!ai| Joiner, gue*l nteakrr 'lr*. Apt* rl y • Restaurant 11 ** t Warrant Off rer and Mr.. I: M. Chairman Mr* It Prtropinto and all. we all rrad from bonk* and A s**rm sselrome was extended acquainted and ta form a month* Charles a* the gue*'. speaker find there riperien r* of other Dunaldtun, Cmdr. and M m . K. K Mis* F hrygrr. ticket*; Mr*. F. A representative from the lo Ihe group hv Air* White anil iy club. Mr aid Mr* John Dickey, take \ 11 I’rtei ■n J'ti and Mr* Hodge* and their h. ..*e gut-tit. Yaniura. Mr* M Kuhn. Mr* F persons but we may add to inrin Atrthodist I'uhli-ltlng House will Atr*. slevetand gave the Jnsoca Officer* weie choien hy volunAs lo counselling you whst to do. Mur*, entertained with a cock Huy V n r-, Mr a-*d M i. Hairy t-f here from 2 n clock till :» turn. l.t. Cmdr. and Mr* F. I'. I> * Cl >wiiun*hl. refrethmrnt* Mr*. F. te n t among th »-r ptr*enl and Iluhn. Mr*. I.. Fay. Mr* M. I. .r»- lie ture you lose your tree* tall party Saturday night In hnn of Gljrnco, *.a. Mrs. F . J. j Dr Joiner. profe«*et r.f 'ellsum Mr* thelm.* Iloltnnd will «erse vi Mr. and Mra. W. K. M< P lit with a duplav of literature l.tn*kl, l.t Cmdr. and M m . V II icr. prucs, Mr* 'I. FanV. Mr*. enough to do wtisi you KNOW er of thetr huu-e gur-t*. Mr. rsn! and aiiiiuionai le.ouue* fo* >,aih s'. Ste'*on I nivertily. gam an to prr-idr--t. O'.he* rf'-'tr* are Mr*. It obi-i ■ Mi aid Mi* Ktiby lite you M int I.D ilo. Mr* Fred Geronamo* of lt.*,.u Jennlnji J r . l.t Cmdr. and Mr* ' . 'Ii'ler, decoration*; Mr* F. Nur*rr> amt kindergarten trretting talk on Chur.'h Ffe *-th Polly Shield*, v.tr ptesidrnl: Mr*. If you prune sour trees of their Virginia Ji 'I- and 'lr* Andie a ta n a rr« M. D. McPhtr*on, Lt. ard Mr*. Itoumillat. J r , entertainment; M** teacher* are a*'»rd to eome to entpha*t* stressed on cl»«* In Julia Girtler, se. telary-tteasuret; Part* guf*t» wrte Mr and Mr* »-a>, Mr amt Mi* R.ilsert t orsn, R. A. Margie, Lt. ) g. aid M m . J V«n Herhulii, facilities; and diseased or frozen wood, ruint AlrKinley ItaR from 3 o clock to trre*t Benediction was gi's-n l»y Atr* Juanita Sxsage, pingtam their wound* Tree*' hark* are t f jil X. Pruder. Ensign and Mr* Mr* L R. Bauer, publicit--. Mr* M .lelvn Dunn, t arl Hubble, .1 30 p m I'rtmary and Junior 'tr*. I'tlla Gallowaj chairman; Alt*. Kl>* llu-srton, * W. J. Wnrmell, Lt. and Mrt. C. A ilelicmu* ham dinner was health and welfare chairinan; and Ticket* can be purchased from their ikm covering and they can Mr and ,A|r* John William*, Atr. teacher* from 3.10 to A p m bleed J . Younghlade. l.t. Cmdr and member* of the Cathulir Women's served I" the following ntembet* and Mr* Edward ll'ggn* Jr., Youth division leather* from J to atul gu.'s’. i 'l r . anil 'lr* R H Air* Ann Slfrtkowski, publicity And if your tree* tt*e they fruit ard Mr*, G. M. Roberts, and Mr. Club and are on tale at Roumil * o'clock amt Adult teachers from chairman. or ornamental! flower prolificall... Mu* i ecile Heard, Air*. Ilrlrn and Mr*. A. S. Poulter. lat'a Walgrern Drug store Famtrrth, Mr. and AI.'S. A. A'. I to 9 p m An F » 't r r egg hunt for ehil* I.e *ure you water them very often Mr*. R F Tidwell of Tampa Ardiew* Alt** Alahel Alahr. Air*. Brotherhood supper amt pro­ Doudnr*. Mr. and Mr*. Jar Davis. dren of rnliitrd men ant officers to keep thrm m u tin ie d . . Thi*. Ann vt, abeiget Kenns l.rfflei gram meeting of the F ir»t Bap Mr amt Mr*. C. IF Goe'lse. Mr •s beinjr planreil for March ard nuie too don't drown them out if •pent the weekend with her amt Mrs Atelsin Deklr. Mrs movie* **f this event will he mad* '!r. and Air*. Ra* Atcl iaw and tut Chursh at 7 p m Ihrr become loo dr>. That can le daughter. Mr* W G, Ito**. and 14si hard Gallovray. Mr* A W. and sent to thr men ahoatJ ship. faintly at their home on Mellon Air aPit Atr*. C. C. Ra! aid. a mistake. Water a little, often As EHNF.SD.AA Woodall. Air* John K Wlute. Tha rluh will also send a News* I am »ti!l reading ito met new stile Asenue First Baptist I'hurch Training Mr. t S Mu»e, 'll** Bobby e Mr. and Mr*. F t C Harper letter lo Ihe »hip ante a month information about tree* lt trem* t nton Supper and Officers Conn Jane f . Fletcher holding an election of officers 1 Morton. Mr* II. C. Patterson. aid the deadline date wi.l he tha were called to Raleigh, North Ca ' clt at * p m * This morning I walked Into the Introduced myself to Mrs. Stephen palm* have been found in Siberia rolina. Mondav morning due to Air* Stanley Coleman, Mrs J A. and are no* being shown in mu­ First Atethodtst I hursh Prayer Brrselchin. Mrs At. N. Clese 201h of curb month An*<me who ’ Pineereit Baptist Church to the Oliver, leader, and Mrs. C. H. the death of Mr* Harper* lister,| ha* pew* they would Ilk* lo in* seum* nf Moscow. During a cer­ liriwip will meet in the Daughters land. Mr* arrompanimrnt of a confused Atkinton, assistant Iradrr. and in Eugene Pennington elude in thi* newsletter should Mr*. Clark Webb. I nf Wesley classroom at 9 30 a amt Dr Joiner of DeFand. hahhle. which sorted it*elf into turn mrt Pain Atkinson. Barbara tain ratarlytm in Central Asia, Mr and Mr*. Hoy Syrne* base rail Mr*. Ann Siertkowskl on Kl m •he roiees of 13 little Brownies Hell. Donna Davis. Linda Fthell, great forest* of tree* were tieCapltan Dttvr. then the a* thetr house guetlt. Mr and F'trst Atethoilut Church fourth Valerie Hamilton. Pat llarward. ttroyeil, and 'wa* With the member* of Ihe Thur* rlimate l*eeamr e o l.d e r aid Mrs. Ray Mrt'raw of Lynchburg.' and final session nf the W. S I*. Deborah Kimey. Mobile McGin­ of course, less favorable. Af Ya., and Mr. and Mr*. C. C. day evening cluh a* gue»t*. Atr*. S. study course. "Middle Fast I'll Dr and .'tr* George W Aek. nis. Susan Paddock. Sally IVtcrMewart Dutton entertained v«11Fi ter the tree* disappeared nrwr Ballard of Charlotteivtllr, ' a grlmage" will lie held from ten Iry entertained with a lunrheon >un. Karen Simmons, and Mary a bridge party Thursday night at races of people sppeared snd be Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Polittr ef Dr. and Mr*. Harry M. .Sage. o'clock In 11.10 a m Stognrr all a bubhtr with infor-1 gan eating meat there were no J r , are home guru* of hi* *1* her home on Atagnolia Asenue. Xatktonvllle have announced the The Chapel Choir of Ftr t Mt'.ii today in honor of Dr. A. FI Gus­ tuition, t'pon asking Ihe slock Bridge gainr* were enjoyed until nuts and fruits. It is said accord­ ter. Mr*. John William* and Mr. liirtn of an m lb 9 o*. daughter. imI i M will prartiee al 3 31 an I tav ton who recently «a* promot­ question. •What was your favorite a late hour when rrfrohments Jkleeia Aon. born February lf»th. NOW SHOW ING activity this year." i received a ing lo sartou* documents and tra­ Wiliam*, loch Arlwr the Sage* were »ersed try the hotiris. as the Senior Choir practice al < IS. es! In Captain ►Mr*. Polittr I* the former Kv»l*n drafrnm r answer a* all I ; shout ] ditions that the dom.nsnl races Its* in Columbus, Ohio. OPEN 12:15 The Commission on F'.diirats-in Those enjoying the Ackley'» luted try Mrs VAurt W Warner following had a shortened span Ratliff daughter of Mr. and Mra. will meet in the Dependable* hospitality **etr Mrs Gustav sots. ed in unison. ino. N O T civil out*' Mr* William Dravton of All After tsu-ral progression* of of life. Thoma* It. Ratliff Sr. •ton. M a i l . I* visiting her daugh bridge score* were rollected hy Classroom of I irsl Atrthodist at Dr and Mr* II. S. Tugwell. amt but "HORSEBACK R ID IN G ." You will recollect that Iasi week Undoubtedly thu group will Iniut ter. Mr*. Robert W. Drayton. Air* Pearl II. Babbitt. Mr* W. 7 10. 1tr and M ri L. S Ftarle when we wrote of tree* tf had on riding 'a hnr*eback’ to ramp Pineerr*t Baptist Church i'hap Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Nutley W Warner won high score prl/r, been luggrtted we rat some fruit* The monthly party for enlisted Ing tr.p*. I ran hear their leader* and nuts daily because that t* of Hamilton. Ontario Canada, and a Imv of colonial stationery, while rl and i'nmord Choir prartiee at Whr si Halting Help* personnel of the Sanford Naval groaning at the thought. However, I.IV F food. Tree* hive the long M ix Geraldine Southward of low *eore. a box of Martha Wa»h- 4 Vi I’raver meeting at 7:4.1. NtW \ l)B K i l l ’ll — Chilled The Senior High choir nf the ruiiy *oup Improves with wait­ Air Station was given Saturday lookouts were declared 'next e*t life. F.sen If we breathe the Hinrlend. Ontario, Canada arc ington randy, wa* presented lo night at the L\ S O. wiih the Best". air among irre* see can imme­ home guests of Mr and Mr* Irl Mrs. Ft. C llw p cr. Score* were First I’rrsbyterlan Church will ing. The day before you plan to R A l -k v The electioneering was returned l.adies Auxiliary Fleet Reserve kept on tallies hearing a design meet for supper at * o'rlork •-.<4 *»r»e It. combine 3 tahlr*pooni diately observe a great dtfferencr Southward. for rehearsal at 4 10 Allocution In charge of *ht with great vigor and I wa* in between such air and the air o' quick cooking tapioca with I •» to Suitable for Ihe Celebration of Mr. and Air* Donald Flamm P o u n d formed that they elert new offi The mid week hihle hour nl lha 2 teaspoons curry powder. 1 tea event. the treeless regions. Referring to have at thrir guest. Mr*, 'tike George Washington's birthday Hot be*f laodwichct, potato cer* rvciy three months in order tree fruit*, we r rm rm D r tree* se. Herman of Monongaiiela Hilt, First I'rrsliytrrtan Church will he Quantities of inap dragons, •poo-s lemon Inter and 3 cups rhip*. coffre and rake were srrv- In spread the cvperience of lead cumulate in thrir fruit* thoie parts Penn. *wr«t peas, and aralras were conducted by the pastor, Rev. A Thicken broth Cook ami *ltr over rr*hip and responsibility. For the rd bv the following hostessesG Mrtnnis. at 7 p rn medium heal until mixture boils of the solar rays which the human Mr. and Mr* lee Moore re used to adorn the room* where The Chanrrl Choir of First Remove from h*-at. add l ' i nipt Mrs. II. R. Kundvall. president of informalmn of non (router*. Brow organism cannot capture and ab­ the guest* were entertained 1ho*r turned Monday from a week end Ihe Autiliar*. Mrs. W. Ilnlromb. nit* work in a group a* a unit sorb You »re we »b»nrb those present were Mrt Rabbit!. Air* Presbyterian « hurch will niff I light errant gradually, dirring vacation in Naiiau. Mrs John K. White, Mrs. R It rather than in the patrol iv*tem radistinn* of the tun whirh we (ontlantlv Cool about IA imp llaiprr. Mr*. II F' Kent. Air* J for rehearsal at 7 W *••** -s Dr and Mr* II * Tu * »e ll Marshall. Mrs. John It Heddard favored by 'he older girl* sites Silt Chill thorouglllv. at Air* Warner, Atr* i annul grt dirertly through the ha*e had a* thrir gue*t* Mr. Ft 1 ourter Mr* Norman II Phillip*. Mrs. T h u pad year thi* troop hi* skin. The water In the fruit It At |t Sinito. Mr* N. C . Aloore NEW YORK i l l ' l l — When least 1 to .4 hours, but ptrfriably and Mr* Ronald It Putsch of ewman V. F. Flint, Mr* Robert W Dray­ hern wording on rrafl* and made free from inorganic material anything *pnti or tlain* a tug or overnight 'takes about 3 > cup* and Mr* ll M. Harrison. Richmond, ' a. ton and her mother. Mr*. William Chrutma* prevent* for relative*, II I -MAM larpel, arl qutrkly. I se a dull I wa* interfiled, further in my Mr and Mr* turn'd II hast Drayton. and alia male calendars Their reading, about the Chinese' later ll l»n ’l The Wheal knife nr spatula to scrape off The l.adir* Auxiliary Fleet Re •ervire project it being planned cttllired habit* Instead nf rating n»r have ju»t returned from suit I A*r I.AN M N i., At i r Is i l l ’ ll •olid (rod nr other materials In serve Association I* a national for F ille r And of roune another bread fruit from tree* they are ing then daughter and »nn. Mr. Ihe Sanford Junior High 4 II rase of liquid, abtiirh with a — Homemakers' quis What is the organisation whoie aim la to aid, rook out i* eagerly anticipated Irarntng to like belter baked and Mr*. F.oghan N. Krll*> in Club met recently and Mis* luiry sponge or white (loth rust of wheat in a loaf of bread* promote and assist in sli matter* Most of the»e youngiter* will lie while bread. But tome of Ihe old Gainesville, Florida. F.oghan is Nowlin nf the Flnnda Power and l Slightly under three rent*, or pertaining to welfare, social and "fly-ups" nest fall, to »h*y are er Chinese still prefer nature's practicing architecture in Gaines Fight to give a program on Ksieel <«ur I’le 3 3 lent* to be rsart, says John patriotic work for the benefit of scheduled lo dart work on Ten bread fruit. They declare it In be stile and I* a mrmtier nf the or­ Itshting in the home SAN FRANCISCO it Pit — Xtnorr ealcitiion sorrtaltst at the Fleet R ricrvr Association, lit derfoot requirement* in another more strengthening WE arr ran- chestra called Ihe "A'rraatnncs " The Club bad an nhlhit In St**- tnnltatt flavors m a lattice lop Michigan State t mvrrsity. Rigmembers and their families. And two week*. *o they may he In tinned, you know, too, that fruit* Jennifer, a ronierl pianist, is legion building at the American pie h* uting rranbrrrlrt ami ge*l cvprn*r» in getting bread to they *l»o do welfare work for vetted in "green’ at Ihe end of art ntorr favorably upon our teaching piano and organ in legion Fair. senile** ratlin* in equal amount* maikrt arr soils o( baking, an* non profit orgamration the year. wholesaling and retailing glands and nervou* system. Both Gainesville. The L’. S. O. will have a "Feb Mr. and Mr*. Fm rnnn Ka»t This troop now meet* in the the«» represent the capital of our In spite of rrrrnt Increase* In Maple I rult AAafllr* D n r m aKc o v C ruary Frolie" dance at the I SO morning at they were ihiftcd vitality. D EN VER ( l I 'll - Women will ner* from Wilkin*burg. Finns I h AN F RANi ISCO l I’ h — Heat tiir prlrr. a faitory worker can JCk »..**•, ••• c o l o /i c c tu ie tonight from t o'clork to tl. The from morning teuton lo the af Back to the subject of solar vania arrised in Stanford. last lie boxing men outside the hotnr. drained fruit rocktail and a little buy about It one pound luasrt l enlure: I :tin • .1 :07 . S:1-t Tune Topper*, orchestra from Pit ternoon butter in maptr ssruo and terse nf white hirad compared lo 9 7 clattc* at Pineereit energy for which a Iree yearn* Friday after vluting Mr and Mr* too. *ay b iuln ru tvrtulises 7:21 • 0 : 2* rlrk A ir Force Rise, will pro­ School. It lermrd odd to meet I remember when fir*! we plant Harold Kaitner Jr in I’a at.a A panel nl Inuinrtim rn Iseltrv over crisp waffle* or pancakes loaves in 11*14 vide the muvif. , They are rending at the hone of r* thrrr will he surh a shoitagr with a troop at 10 on A M. nf ed some young trees we noltrrd a week day morning hut it really how Ihrv responded to the sun's Harold Kaitner* »n r* m l> ** nl men that lady bn*irs will lie Raked Appletaere commonplare The men hated is a pleasant time to hold a meet­ P I’LL. You waleh that, they'll be N EW YORK (L’P II — Baked ing. The church ha* provided really crooked. Probably you new Are You Asrragr? their prediction on projected sta applessuee with elder topping Is them with a pleasant place lo home bulldrrs will obirrve the N E W YORK I l ’PIt The a*er tutus from the lalmr department a good told weather dessert. meet and loti of room for out-1young trres you plant, reaching age person *i-en!s al-out 13 to |3 To handle the shortage, women Place i l l sound e m it appleiaure door aridity. Thi* years cookie for *olar enrrgy. Rrmembrr Imur* without heart* (o<*l l-»t*een mud he accepted as inanagr in 11w quart e*i*erole. Combine Chairmen I* Mr*. Barbara Sim though, don't plant them too deep the dinner meal and t>rra-fa*t I ment trainee* now thev added v* cup each sifted flour and sug­ nions. and Mr* R R Peterson Nature doesn't *tnk them too ar. cut In eup butler, sprinkle ha* acted as refreshment chair deeply in the wood*, or eves In over appleiaure and bake in 4Sn man. vour yard. I g u ru the root* rn degra* oven 20 mtnuies, or until BYSTUDKBAKRR joy finding thrir own fitting rntn lightly browned. fort. Natter the tiny trrdltni* Serve warm or ehlllrd, topped that *urpri»e you. perhaps in In with eider whipped nonfat dry The Altamonte Spring* C iw convenient pine* where they took milk. Combine 'A rvp each in l-eague will be hniirtt lo the root from forgotten dropped or M A R A T H O N M ILEA G E A T C O M M O N SENSE C O S T i.in t nonfat dry milk crystal* Seminole County Federation of snge or grapefruit If you are and wall ehilled apple cider Women s Club* on February idth i Conic on utnl Rci an|tiaintrd with the mils |*enny pincher in the that fortunaie hy all mrant pri Whip 1 to 4 minute*, or until at - the rtuhhouie serve it a* you would a treasure wmlil with j (lianning |<ersoii4lny all us own. H e irs a miser you’ll love mft peak* form. Add * tableMr* C M Flower* Federation for It* fruit will he most tasty. li»i iitvr it's **» vivlivlt. sosliit. so in d iv id o a l-n o lliin ; M r it on svlitrls. •pnon* lemon juice and continue Prriidert request* that repreirnIt ro*t* so little or nothing to beating about 3 to 4 minutes or tatives from all Federated Club* I htee fret shutter outside, room Ini tiv inside, delivers miles ami plant a young tree You hies* it unti’ niff peaks form. he present as an important item It shall hies* Thee. Only God miles on a hatful of regular, low cent gus. Has ttih. luxurious sty I* will be discussed and acted upon.) can make a tree. ing v> complete, neat and replete, its approved By Harper's Ru/aar. Bathrooms Get Priority NEW YORK ( t PIi — Attrse ■ ^ ^ A n d , what a joy lo drive — turns, parks, loriter*. wools like no tlve, comfortable bathrooms rink other ear vou'se ever sat behind the whrel of. ^ It's worth a -a high in the list or advantages Fun Drive Demonstration Come in for a trial today - at your Studfbaker desired by homeowners. Rath- -«**- BanquetIsGtven Steak Fry Held Visitors Feted At Dickey Home (’lull Is Formed (pA A A D /iah Jjw op Of J h s UJsmk Ill Sanford 25 Years Ago Ackleys Entertain BIRTHS THE •» 1 HILARITY BEST-SELLER IS ONTHE SCREEN! I SO Dance Tonight N Wooawwi •Ml ( ’lull .Meets t ad* lliuse* HERE’S THE ONE EOR CAREFREE FUN To Meet On 26th insurance service unexcelled! Dealer s. O r, better yet. call for an appointment. roome also receive more alien lion from people planning to build or buy than any other room, eaeept the kitchen. BDC CONTEX Hi* *nly 10-Key $2295 ♦ 4*1^1' ** P rofile. lU rls o r Kront . . . you’ll look p re tty from • very nnulr w ith one of o u r expert H a ird o ’*! Bob Crumley Agency i S K M O I t II \ll< Caltw- STYLISTS later at anywhtra Bear its P » E - HAS T K It A ll. N a tl. Rank K ld (. — S P E C IA L price Sanford FA 2-0375 KeguUr •125 $10.00 Permanent ONLY Formerly J-hn H Williams Inruranr* Ai*nry Fun drive the LARK today at HM U .T . P IIO N E F A VOFORGE SIUAPf . u . as MTI 2 -3 9 1 1 F O R A F A .S T a p p o in t m e n t » : nru-rv RHOP *nn> REALTY 10A E. SECOND ST. Sanford Motor Co., Inc. 1001 PANFORD a v e . SANFO RD. r, fU m tb A �___ i f P ip ffh'f 2— W e d., F i b i 25, » O snfnrb • it li.fJ.1M*-A * -h 111.- v f- V rrv IB X-Rays Bring Early Detection O f TB Court Upholds Sentences lung cancer, heart disorders and mat Seals and taxei already paid chest conditions other than TB. in the county. If the X ray It norm al, the pat­ ient will be informed within tnree Weeks. If it Isn't normal, and this hap­ pens lo only one out of 1.000. a confidential report will be sent to the patient He w ill he inswims man twaaa structed to have a larger X-ray TIT HO I0M VAIUI m ,,*eOocUM imma-saC The county unit will be at the i il fir gillstici. «»»fFosgale Citrus Plant tomorrow • ■r ■ kHtktit I lets. from 9.45$ a. in. and 2-1.30 p Kllrtlm UaaOflKAl. m. The Sanford unit w ill remain LJiiuftH «:*••• 7 m o « OL— 7$i ___________________ at Yowell't in the downtown area. The free X-ray service Is pro­ a t rooo a to m s 1VINV WMtai however. U> The film will lie studied by spe­ vided by contributions to Chrt.lcially trained phyaiclant with the County and Slalc Health Depart­ ments. The X-rays can indicate Tuberculosis Is a communica­ ble disease that can be cured. It la not inherited, and can bell be found by a chest X-ray, There is no disgrace in having tuberculosis. It it like having the measles or a cold, only far more dangerous. Free chest X-rays are now avail­ able In Sanford and Seminote County through the mobile units of the State Health Department. The process takes lets than a mlnule: there is no need to un dress. Metal objects around the neck or chest should be removed, For Boys In $5 Robbery • 1ALI.AMAS.SEK l U I 'l ) — The; fctate Supreme Court tn<lay upheld prison M-ntrnce* ta rn three Tampa youth* for robbing a man of tt. S'eve Stanford, IT, and Robert 0. Rmscll. 1A. earh were g u m su )eari| and nay U. Fltlyai*, II. wai sentenred to lo years. The three boys were chargrd M with rubbing Paul Guncalct of Tamp* at knife point aftrr lion,j|r* atkrd them In help him »i«rt his stalled car. Attorneys for the three con­ tended' confession* the youths made were not freely and volun­ tarily made. Another youth Involv­ ed in the robbery did not appeal the ease. Itut the court, In a spilt opinion written by Justice E. Harris Drew, said it could find no basis to overturn the decision of the Hillsborough Circuit Court. a n elr a y D e tu e C i n a T«e s "The l*ct ,h*1 ■ *m*11 • ays lin e , I 00 of money was Involved is of no * N O h o t relllnga MEMPHIS, Tw in. ( I T I i — luist lm|»rlance.M the court said. ‘'The BIRMINGHAM* Ala. ( L 'P l i -A month city tax asae-sor Joe Hick* fact that whatever properly the * N O apeeial rtoaet apart necessary 22-yrar-old mother who was cap­ dutifully mailed himself • lax victim had upon him was taken tured at I he scene of * robbery * NO long A aiptnaift duel* form for the purpose of listing his front him forcibly by lim use of when her ear failed to slart was T h e fin oat type o f arbiter c o m fo rt personal property. a dangcrout weapon Is the crime rounds in Seminole County. X-ray* nrc free, sentenced Tu n d a y to live years PUIII.IC CiKTS X-RAYS — Volunteer vwork Then he became one of the 95 which Is condemned by society." ] ------- , . „ . . „„„ prison. Mrs. Alice McBride, mill the heat known method of diacovcriitg In per rent of Memphis resldrnl* Chief Justice filenn Terrell and e ri. Aiffn up the public nt tho m obile \ - r n y mother of an eight month old tuberculosis for early treatment. unit of the Florid* State Hoard of Health. so: S u ttrd A t *. Fa M W who failed in fill mil the form and not agree with ibc majority opin child, held up a grocery with a return It. ion. lie aald ho inuld not ex Thin unit in located in downtown Sanford, j toy pirtol and look $Y) last DtHe announced Tuesday that hr press an opinion on the runfes in front of YmvcH’a. Another la makinjr the (Herald Staff Photo) 1cemher. had levied an arbitrary asses j stuns, but hr thought the atn merit upon himself, as he does i tenets were "cruel ami unusual" with other citlxrni who fall lo list because of the boys' ages, (D tlM lil IN ) for taxes. Terrell said, "A sentence ol Aflrr paying the $45 levy, Hlrkv in . . . and six years, for taking expressed a feeling that probably i f u r dollars, a dollar and a half is shared by many of his fellow for each defendant, even if they •'Super Ulitht” Short Shank FULLY C O O K E D Cltiirns: j took It, is 'cruel and unusual' and ‘‘This laa rnakea itory teller* entirely disproportionate to the out of ao many people they ought nature of the crime for which SAN J l'A N , Puerto Rico ( L 'P l) . 12,000 Puerto Rican members. Lit. to throw It nut the window." defendants were rnnvirlrd." - T h e A E L -U O announced today »*>*ng the teamatirs had signed a new drive to orgamie sU mil- “ ? «nly «bout 200 members since „ . . . . , . . their Puerto Rican campaign lion Industrial workers In thr opcnef| hcre §ta w ttk l , |0 "Super ItlK h r Hard — Corn Frd FR ESH South and 14 million while collar i„ Miami. Hoffs predicted hit workers throughout the U, S. union would win hands down in tirgsniring director John Living an) rate vxsth the A FL-C IO to or ston <sld the new drive would be Puerto Rican workers. The in addition lo plans lo charter a teamsters rm u tlv e board voted "Super RlKhi" Western l-ean Mealy ,T • D OW N new Puerto Rican Irutkdrlvers Tuesday to spend "as much n o n ­ union to oppose efforts by Jsmrs| f y M necessary" to nrganlte a (c J jc f c jH itio n WASHINGTON (C P li The T h li moro favorable almusphtrr H. Iloffa a Teamsters Union to Puerto lliian union. Livingston said A FL-C IO unions word today from Communist Pub- to the Communist conspiracy lu s .M m a foothold on Ihe bland u . Usher William 1.. Patterson it cumo about coincidentally wilh a Livingston andPresidentGeorge won 59 per cent of all National directly lo the point. scries o' derisions by the U. S. *,c in >- "ho presided at Ihe nine- Labor Itclalinns Hoard elections since the rival federations merged "Let's be bolder," It Patter- Supreme Court in Ihe field of aub- dayexecutive council meeting aon'a proposal to the Communist version and national security. Th r which ended here Tuesday, belli- in December. 1955 and that more GIL A Q U IC K FR O Z E N GOV'T IN S P E C TE D and fellow traveler .jaber* of the overall Impart of these decisions d r '* 'lie teamster drive to gain than one million new members had Joined Ihe union. party'i weekly newspaper The is a matter of controversy, usual lb- aald hi* brganuing depart­ Worker. ly angry. ment now has more requetU for I "McC'artbylim hat austalned a There it not much dissent from aid from affiliates than at any* heartening defeat in our roun- the proposition that these dec!"S U P E R RIGHT* H E A V Y WESTERN time since Ihe merger, especially try," Palleraon continued. "Ame- alons greatly weakened or In conin l-ouisiana, Florida. Mississippi, rtcan reaction has In fart sustain- sldrrable degree nullified federal Georgia, Alabama, the Carolina!, j ed a number of defeata on thr and slate laws enacted to protect Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. political at well as the moral the U. S. against subversive acfmnt. llvitlei. None, other than ComPARIS (L 'l’lI — Italian movie Quick Froien C H IC K E N -O F -TIIE -S E A "We say this because Itmust munlvl and their stooges, w o u ld _____ director Itobcrto Rossellini conbe mstle clear that the prevailing hr likely lo argue that such wcak-i firmed his is "deep respect respevt and ad political atmosphere permits in-|tning or nullification, of itself, miration" for Indian scriplwritri ritrr creasing activities with lessening' was good for Ihe V. S. Sonall Das Gupt.s today, but as danger of victimltation." ......... . -. for marriage— "It’s a little diffi­ C A P ’N JO H N 'S Ready-To-Serve Patterson is general manager cult to say." of the Communist newspaper. The Rossellini, asked to comment on fotegolng quotations are from a French and British newspaper re­ K IN G S TO N , England (C P I) — atatrment which appearrd ovrrj ports that lie planned to marry Mrs. Diana Uromlcy. niece of acPatlerson's signature In The Mrs. Das Gupta as soon as be tor II.iris Karluff. was ruled inWorker of Feb. 15. received an annulment from hlv sane today at her trial for the It could not be often that I'at-J marriage lo actress Ingrid Berg­ murder of hrr two aons. A K 1* G R E E N jin G gA a ,, Uganda — ' terson and F B I Director J . Edgar JIN 1 ganda t( tui lt’lul — man, told United Press Inter Mrs. Bromley, 40, wife of gov­ lubi agrep on 'anything footm-r. r-m «- impassively up to I " " " mat: Hoover wool' ernment otliu.il Thomas Ilromlcy, . The press does not always relating lo the Communist Party. Q u m o Mother Llli.b clh and aald: was found "insane and unlit to They are In accord, however, ln| ,hf ,# *.*n r ‘f,,h*M , l " ,r ,,om' romtiinc the wishes and desires plead.” Judge Austin Jonrs or­ madam. bellesing that Communist In the dered her Indefinite dclention in It happened Tuesday night as of people with fads. ^ A f CREAM Stalks U . S. tan complrr mure safely STYLE "Life Is subtle, disrrert and In­ an institution tgueen Elisabeth finished dinner right now against Ihe gen -rat The boys, Martin, 13, and &lrin her i|>«cial air conditioned timate and what can be In the wrtlfare than they roul.l for aomr safari camp lodge in Uganda's wishes of people docs not always, phen. to, were fuund dead last time previously. correspond with the facts. Iirccmher by their father on his Murchison t ails National park. On Dec. 22. 1959, Hoover pul It "Everytiling is very uncertain ' return lo Ihe family home In The- quern mother tuslud to the S 11' • H IT E W A X Oils way: window and saw a guard shooing I am awaiting for ail annulment tuhurlMii llaslcnmrr. Mrs. Ilrum"Sensing a more favorable at a large elephant from the door of my marriage and 1 don't know |r > was found wandering in the mnsphrrr, the Communist Party,|^trp. whether that will come through garden. Martin was dead of USA, and its dupe* and synipa | Then the royal patty, which it or how long it will take." strangulation and Stephen of thl/ers gained further courage j touring llrlllsh East Africa, went Rovsellini confirmed that Mrs. drowning. SCOT T O IL E T and became more vocal In their I out on the veranda, Das Gupta, whom lie met while Dr Mervin Williams, senior attacks upon law enforcement and ! «|-m sure there are still « n i - 1 filming a picture- in India, has medical officer of Holloway i'ns other professions which are dedl- mats near." said a nersous voice, been living with American mil on. testified that Mrs. Hromlcy rated lo preserving our free- it was l-id y Jane Rankin, a lady llunairc William Copley and hisj bad been treated three times in doma" in waltinr. wife at their homo ootsidr Paris , mental hospitals before the kill CA3JPBELL*S T O M A T O "I hear aomrtlilng breathing.” Asked whether hr visited her] mgs. I she muttered there regularly, Rossellini trpli Karloff, who was Imrn in Eng l Game Warden Uruce Inlwh cd: U rd as William Henry I'ratl, is ( tinned over the veranda edge. "Yes—often, Several times a the brother ol Mrs. Bromley's There were five elephant*, look­ week." late falhrr. ing at Ihe queen mother and her The director declined rnmmcnl »A»*| *AS* |S •INCH Wl party. on the daughter Mrs. Das Gupta Sir Uhiislupher Wtrn was 78 ssai reported to have borne in yrats old wlivts It* finis lied re­ Parts in December, 191* Frrnrh building St. Paul's Cathedral In SILVER liltOOK Sunshine lli-llo newspapers said the baity was London in the early G00'*. He PRINT christened I’sola Italfsrl.i Mary l.a-I himself bault-l lo the 365 and that the parent* were not foot high dome In a basket, 4ANI M i l l ! tflHAi listed on the birth certificate. iwhere lie would dangle fur hours. C a s h m e re Itc g u la r lia rs Assessor Is Late With Own Taxes; Fine, Too _. P Mother (lets Prison DAY 6 NIGHT HEATING SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. « Labor Plans Drive On South's Plants For Dependable Values. .Look to A &P ! PICNICS 35 Pork HAMS - 49 45 Spare Ribs Commies Getting Bolder h After Rulings O f Court -M -1 1 , I I I 1 < BIRTHDAY F R Y E R PARTS Rossellini Dodges Marriage Question [5 Elephants Visit Queen Elizabeth RIB R O A S T Insanity Is Ruled In Boys' Slayings Tuna Pot Pies Fried Cod Fillets • lima Beans ; •• Corn • I : 3 • * • i Paper Tissue n Juice : j The Welcome Wagon :ii C h e rry Pie Liz Buys Bonds, Then Joins Eddie To Buy Some More , llOKtCBM Will Knock on Your Door wilh Gifts A Greeting* front Friendly Huaincss Neighbors nml Your Civic nml Social Welfare Leader* On the occnaiun of: Change of residence Arrival* nf Newcomer* lo Hanford Phone FA :M 75fi Ruth Gallagher (Nam tiaraUit***) ^ ------------- -— * IIE V E R L Y HILLS. Calif. (L’P l) 1 — Artrcss Etlrala-lh Taylor pledg I ed to buy linn non In Israrl bonds! at a banquet Tuesday night and also made a Joint pledge with •singer Eddie Flshtr for an addi­ tional tlo.ooo worth. A total of $1.250,tWO was re reived from the star iluddrd audi­ ence in pledres. Abraham F e I n b e r g. n.xllon al president of the Prvrlnpmctd Corp. for Israel, caused an ent barrasted litter at the plush ban qtiet when hr said: "A $inn»o rnntnhullon w- a * made by Eddl* Fiihcr and Debbie Rey— (pause) er, ah. Elizabeth Taylor." , Eddie Cantor praised Miss Ta y ­ lor's contribution, s a y i n g , "I'm delighted the academy has nom­ inated Ellraheth Taylor for an Osear as best ac'rrss of Ihe yrar ami not for somronc who has gal len In love." Crackers 1 lb. 33c Itouquet 2 for life FLOORS C L E A N E D • S A M tL li - I’O l.lSH LD i! Tile Expertly Done •: » TK R K A Z Z O WORK OK A L L K IN D S. 4 Free Estimate* — Call ('*! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 2.7521 ;r i . ..--- - 15 ~ Be 106 N. Mjrrtl* . - -i -------- ------------— t --------- " 63‘ 22 Or- D c tc rg m l H9c Vcl Liquid D e le rg rn l Fnb Cleanser A-Jax A & P P IN E A P P LE giant 77c II O z. 2 fo r 33c Shortening 3 l.h s. Snowdrift 81c JI U I C E 2 "c;r 5 9 * llcrch-Nul Strained One of thais day*, It's go­ ing to bo jprlng. And ono of these days, you may bo inter­ ested in a larger home or a boiler Itomo. , . one that may require some financing. Ha by Food G/5Uc Chicken of (h r Sea iHg Or. Chunk Tuna 33c F*iir CiMiklng and Salad* E R R A Z Z O BUTTER You say the word and we'll be delighted to give you the latest fads and figures on the latost typo of mortgage loan. Thero't not the slightest obligation, (usl see or call us and we'll do the rest. Wesson Oil pt. 28c Scott Paper Towels A k P SW EET PO TATO ES Lc L J IS . Or. j l Can* Reg. Hull llaby Meats 25c Toilcl Tissue ►Soft Wove 2 /27c w h it e h o u s e in s t a n t M ILK A & P 21 9.6 ()/ . FR EESTON E P e a ch e s:,>o' 33' IO N A F U L L - PACK Tomatoes 1 - Lb. Can 11 A N N PA G E 47' Mayonaise OUR OW N Tea Bags*'«48' ' SU LTAN A 4 for Gl)c Swift's Strained Spanish B a r 45' 27* TUNA 2 45' H H i l l S-l»— < I m i C 111 V M M 5^ p er J^ a rk e ts 200 .Magnolia Ave. st 2nd S lrw l O P E N T I L 9 P. M. F R ID A Y S For Your Convenlenrs -r r --* w �I I FINEST FOOD LOWEST PRICE TO P V A L U E S TA M P S T O O ! Open House Held A) Screeney Home lly Jo Hammond rbonr VA S JIM Mr. ard Mr*. D. J . Scrrenr? and daughter, Pal. were vmtrd by approximately too gur»t» when Ihry were ho»t* at an tprn hou«f Sunday afternoon. lev. George Granger of Christ liropal churrh and candle bear-i t r Tommy Slevcn*. preceded thr ■umber of caller* Into the lo\eb peve home on ('.rant Street. Hath room wa* bleued and candle. Rich, Red Tomato *ere lighted to remain aglow un til all vititor* departed. Mr*. William Mott of fern Park wa* in charge of the gue*t book. Mr* George Grancer cut the rake while Mr*. I.. I. Cox frgtided over the punch bowl. •tu* F.leanor Carter of the School of Mutlc. drlando. plated background muiic on the harp throughout the afternoon Serving ho»ie»ie* were Mi*» T.vnneue Werner. Kern Park, and Mi** Margaret Steten* Floral arrangement* of white gladioli and yellow chrt*anlhrmum* were placed throughout the borne. , s Scout* Attend Kitkahombrr Hunt * (Italian St>le) ..me member* of the local icout y / ^ i a a *T"/r > r " C No 212 troop attended the recent annual I \ ) [ y \ / \ I L / L , J Con Ft. John* River Putrict Kick*-1 bomhee In DeLand. Bo>» parti. H unt 1 T O M A T O eipated in rooking and tugowar 300 o r « eonte*!* and took tecond place Com J O in aae markimanthlp accuracy. Wally Krohn, aititlant dulrirt H u n t * R'ch Thick T O M A T O ^ A or eommljiioner. accompanied the •T.rj.kl RICH FU LL FLAVORED VAC PAK COFFEE HUNT S TO M A TO -R A M A CATSUP I ASTOR { I m . vbafitt adtNSStJ. g •jS r& fit Limit one with a S5 00 or nice pufchosp Perfect For Frying or Baking Limit one pirate Mowers G O LD EN FLUFFO 3 59 B EEF sss 3 - 1 “ 3 1 ‘ C O R N ED SAUCE 2 PASTE C O F F E E 59' 23f IN S T A N T T o m a to S A U C E c.. BARTLETT PEARS 3 I 2.p^w.".,r,ta,n*,B-,Md,r'|T o m ato C a tsu p e*. 3 3 group. Cam Tub* In Organlie organlratlonal meettng wa* Hunt t Caiielberry church to form a eub *rout pack for thi* area , , . Information given r,u i n i u i m a u u n wa* » n R i v e n In i n interestim rrevi ^ n' 1 or ^ Wonderful For Sandwchcs .1 25 In.Cut Ll.MITKI) SUPPLY s4 9 95 New Day Pure, Rich -J Q « SWIFTS o o , Detergent Bailey Says Stale F A B & 33' 77* Needs Federal Aid S H O R T E N IN G 3 &. 7 5 ‘ ;v GIVIS *•« . •, .< ........... . Plant Food $100 No 2Vx Cans V - ■w 3 H. P. Briggs Stratton Thrifty Maid Luscious 8-or .. * 4-7-5 *, A DEEPER, FRESHER WHITE 100 Lb. Pkg ■ TALLAHASSEE (L'PIt— State Cooking or For Salodi •chord Supt. Thom** D. Rulry I r VA / C I /~\ I ■ •ay* fedrral aid will he needed J C VV L L I L_ H the quality of Flnrida'i edura-l tional program i* to meet the Florienf Air B LU E C H EER On* ST 83 Gallon I demand* of the ipace age P v C O D P lO D A N I T Bailey predicted that within 10 L 7 L U l x U U r x A I N I Gan year*, the federal government r . will he paying 2i per eent of the t l f o n i t r «£•! of all puhlie edtiration. ^ J *-Keg 3 3 ^ * ^ ' Cam J le *aid he doubt* that Florida'* preient ta* rtrueture will provide i enough money for Increased irhnol eo*l* 'Florida ha* reached the pr*r | tiral limit* of educational tm provemeni through ilate and local ta* irnurrei." he taid And ever* itnne Florida find* itself in ftnan rial difflrultie*. the l^glilaturr atari* rutting away at thr irh.ml program, he noted $.egitlators are now talking a bout reduring program* for free1 teithook*. kindergarten, eirrption at ehildrrn. adult education and m m m rr enrichment. The Rudget Commlmon ha* pedured hy *1*97.000 the eMimeted itite appropriation for irhoo's achool* In the coming two year* lit hope* the money will be madr up by addilirnal county rontrl I button* mide poitiblr by Increaied, I |nve*ied valuation* of properly for, ta* purpose* But Bailey doubt* this plan will make up all thr reduction. Sunnyland Pork Roost 79‘ 49* m i w 1V<"> *ev-:\t(Vwl^> $199 Q U A N TITY RIGHIS RESERVED TRICES GOOD Facial Soap Thura.. Fi i . Snt, WOODBURY Kelt. 20, 27. 28 Bait 3 3 ‘ Limit two pleat*. Beauty Bar VEL SOAP Sunnyland Fresh Pork Sale! Lg* Bor* GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION DELICIOUS 7" CU T RIB END FRESH PORK ROAST SUNNYLAND 9‘* CUT LOIN END Cathmet* BOUQUET Reg 3 lb Bor* Q Q i J .7 Cashmere BOUQUET Bath Baft 2 JNNYLAND BEST CENTER CUT P O R K R O AST 4 9 ' PORK CHOPS 69 zy oo< Toilet Soop PALMOLIVE Bath Bor* 2 r iesh Sunnylond Hot or Mild 3 9 ‘ B o s t o n B U 11 u> 4 9 ‘ P o rk S a u sa g e H 39'- P o r k B r a i n s Lb 2 9 f A \T £ 6 9 : N e c k B o n e s Lb 15; S2”..S..X h;r«iT!2, Sliced B aco n rthB 5 9 ' L in k S a u sa g e (V----------------------F i s h S t e a k Lb 4 9 c F re sh O y ste rs 'lZ 79: B i s c u i t s SHOP — 29' Arlene Asks Divorce rune H ta h P hi * r e l.m e d ■S ^ r'» T h lt k Bennett's — for the fine*! In Kith »nd Se* Food J*mg Mftrkrrrl fie* Trout fir* IU«* Itrd Snapper Flounder Tajfy Kmg [• V v .L r V u ,. -,rh *• .. BEANS 2*• 2 9 ' 1 1 Potatoes 5 ib*25 ' Oranges 5 Lb. Laund'y Scop Superbrand Grade "A" Large Shipped .y^>» TJ5 */1• EG G S Sweet LARGE GRAPERUIT GREEN CABBAGE ' %' OCTAGON a Giant Bar JU IC E 7 APPLE l CHERRY doz cans EACH I ptANSD T i 39' i ASTOR FROZEN FORDHOOK LIMA Finest Quality Yellow 0 LE0 ■■ ■§ f A Ik l -• Morton Froren Frotan Macaroni Mocaronl A CHEESE 10 ' $100 MORTON LARGE FAMILY SIZE FRUIT JUICY SWEET FLORIDA I-: f ACE HIGH FROZEN ORANGI U. S. N*. 1 RED BLISS Shrimp — Oysters Lobster — Clams 1203 W. 20th F A 2-0923 Open Sunday a til 8 Open Week-Day a ’til 7:30 - FANCY TINDER POLE Pan Kish % rrah But Mullcl Smoked Mullet Grocery A S«a Food Dima Darling Ice Bo* ROASTING CHICKENS M ango Snapper B E N N E T T ’S . Swift Premium Large Baking Hens ( 4 - 6 Lb Avg ) or Painters Blue Kish Pompano Full line of L*. S. Mo. I Frevh and Cured Meat* Canned Good*. Notions . and Soft Urinks • Cy . D I1KEU T O GO Mile* Standard PALMOLIVE 1 Lb Pkg inr* eeiintt year*, artnr Ferrando I.amat. Toilet Soap Freih Pork C o p .la n d Smoked Tot let S^op SWEETHEART Rrg . Bar* 27' MorVfcLout VEL L q r D D C Gt 7 *7 P k g O O Pkg/ / 1 ^ DinnetvhOf* Pah PKGS AD , Detergent 40PkQ 01 Q O J Blu-Wh 1# Freeh , FLAKES it., Pkg. m i 19* t « . �Editorials Washington Calling CIENTIFIC RESEARCH By Mareait Childs I whom the Provident brought to WASHINGTON — For 10 yeari Washington in a position of great ,k . . . . . responsibility »ou*ht within Ihe ihe ta il mainland of thtna and. pa|t ]r(| r |0 J r , a| )fall a rpV|fW 000.004,000 Chines* have been |b|, policy, lie used all his walled away from Ihe knowledge 1considerable influence but in Ihe of the American people. Ihrrlr.Ziend he could not eten *et the inis decade of revolutionary1subject on the agenda of the Na- 4 + Reedy Would Educate *M il* , North; Problems Big rhaage la China we hate had only! (n have been one of the tha moat incidental and penpher- frustrntion* that led him to re al report! of what is happening sign there. Those in the government, and Nothing quite like it. certainly *ome of them are influential, who not in tha age of laat enmmumea- sdvc.ste rontidering a ebaner lion, haa been known before. In come under attack from the \to tha yean from 1917 to 1*13 when lent partiaam of Chung Kai stick the United Slalea withheld recog- These parlirani. many of them mlon from Communist Ru-vla a moUvated by a real love of China, number of Americans - ncw.p* «<h«T« by more dubious motives, permen. travellers, atudrnta _ | know that they have In Avaialant. riiited tha Soviet Union. Scarcely i Secretary of State for Ta r hast a docan American*, ami only one rrn Affair* Walter Robert ion one journalist wnh Ihe approval of|»ho will bold the .Inc fo r six the Stale Uepartmcnt. have visit-( >ears Robertson has persisted in ed Ihe irreal unknown of Chins Ihe belief that intrrnsl conflict and since Mill. spreading revolution will bring It l! aa though In Ihe da>s ' h>- Communist regime down before Columbua the air above/ and the seat around mainland China were nonexistent on West­ ern maps and charts To para v%.. * 'I*,,* phrasi the w ;rd » cf thr greatest man of our time, seldom ao many been ignorant of much. So much, it is necessary to add. that so profoundly relates to their future. Now there are beginning to be signs in tha country of eoni»rn W A S H IN G TO N lt.’ l'lI Sen. over the great wall around China I.v'es Kefauver (U Tenn.i sail to­ While caution ii etill the rule, day hanks and independent morsome people are beginning to ry-tenders would love mo;e Ilian ask sshether the time has noi Or per cent of the nation's new rome In consider recognition »f rer financing business untes- sulo Communist China. Others are aak-i manufacturers ire harre I front ing tf it would not be helpful the credit field. to hava prominent Americans' . _ , . . , . „k i Kefauver, chairman of the Senvisit Peiping and talk .lih C h rJ jtf antl.fnj|, and monopoly f.shaesa (om m unlst officials as auch msdf |y,r statement in Americana have **tbed in Inc } opening hearing* on bills to p fu -! past year and a half with *'a ,‘ i hsbit auto makers from financing liana in Moscow. sales of new, cars. I . W. II. (Bill) Reedy, I-nk* County lefislstor, h*a authorrd a pi*n which he hope* to cell to the legislature* of all southern stale*. Aim of the plun l* to educate the North ST -about condition* in the South. W Called “The Voice of the Southern State*," the plan w would entail a public relationa-advcrtUinjc campalxn in »*<*hair of the modern South, needy, in a *J*ech to the local Rotary Club on Monday, snid he I* convinced that the aver­ age northerner view* the South in prt-CIvil War term*. Reedy would exclude from hi* ca.npalgn all proponent* u of rabble-rousing, race hatred, court-condemning and Northu- condemning. Insteml, he would u*e movie* to ahow that T Negroes do have fine schools; interview* with Negro leadto prove that Ncgroc* are well-trcated, and statement* ■from Negro doctor* and lawyer* concerning the statu* of £*‘.iiie Negro in the South. ’ Iteedv suggested that the South go on the offensive. Throughout the current ha?H. »he South habusy de. ' ’ fending it*elf. Kach southern legislature would Appropriate ( I million for the campaign. Under Reedy’s plan, the money would be • •' "ibent to "educate” lhu*e in America who need it most. * •*» The Reedy Plan ha* merit. But. it shouldn’t lie viewed Z Hi* something certain to bring success. .Many obstacles «nu*t j aurmounted. even if *11 legislature* appropriate the SI illion each. Combatting ths South’* ’’pay-as-you-go campaign to educate lit* North will be a fice anti-South campaign on 7 .behalf of the North. Thl* cold, hard fuel must be faced. The r *• Jfree anti-South campaign i* waged on television, radio, in * national magazines and large newspaper*. Home base for g|| of this national media is in the North. i In mnnv instances, the men who control this national ritedia are not nearly so interested i:i truth a* they arc in popularity. It I* very popular for metropolitan ncw*pa|ier* to denounce’ the South. They have great Negro readership, in __ addition to the multitude* who think the South is composed - -only of magnolin tree* and mini julep*. The same “desire to be popular" I* the guiding *t«r of any magazine* and other media. How’ else can ntedla explain the omission of new* of g s r. race trouble in their home town*, but at the same lime dls^ --patch reporter* and photographer* to integration scenes in v f K lJ jg South? Kefauver Opposes Fi Financing Of Cars By Manufacturers i, Assignment Washington Hy F.d Kolrrha WASHINGTON — Three's hern a sccrrl preserved far benrath the front steps of the Unitrd Stales Capitol for more than a rrnlury and a half. One day this <dd •ecrrl. rapt In a wraith of history and dra­ ma. may be reverted Into a shrine which would well become one of Ihe country's greatest tour 1st attractions. I speak of the original corner­ stone of our Capitol building whlih was laid in an sura of glorious pomp on Ihe afternoon of Wednesday. September IS, I'M . by President George Wash­ ington. Itight nuw, workmen rebuilding the Fast Front are digging (or that stone with hand toots No one knows just where it it. Tha myslery was preserved when ihe llrillsh destroyed Ihe Capitol in 1114 — and burned the only draw­ ings which showed where the stone wss located. I stopped tty the basement of fire of thr Capitol's genial while haired archllrrl, George Slrwail to learn more about the proposed shrine. Slew art talked about it with cautious optimism The room would lie built around the store and illuminated and made arcevslble to tourists. Stew­ art, who Keenly rrrognlres the Importance nf historical things in the makeup of our American heritage, »a* keeping hlv fingers crossed Ths shrine will Ii# built if it's H JV •** i . v - '• Official Can’t Quit. Usually, when an np|*dnted official wauls to resign, he does just that. However, such was not the case in Sanford Monday night. The appointed official, Clifford McKihbin Jr., wrote the usual “ I very much rrgret . . ." letter of resignation. City Commissioner*. ju*t ns "regretful” altout the re­ signation, said McKihbin couldn't resign his |Misition a* chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board. In hi* letter, McKihbin said in |wrt ” 1 base always felt that each citizen should give of his time and talents for the good of hi* city.” Commissioner* think so, too. Commission­ ers, however, disagreed with McKibbin's next statement, which was to the effect that he felt it was time for another to assume these duties. Commissioners think they ha\e the l»e-l |*>**ihle man on the job. For the good of Sanford and its future, they want to keep him there. DAILY CROSSWORD A m os* I.Interpreters of dreams 3. Peal 4. First.rate reelloq.i I. Upward curving •f a skip's planking t. FTtfhUn 7. Cover, as XsaSsedsi'e Aaseee rubber tree 14. Baking a road 10 Flak •.Tart Id. Margaret chamber I I . Kscavale •■Theater Roots M . Matron see bottom directors nickname lion's neek IT. ConjusKtioci 10. Collier 3T. Mr. Bparka 34. Rub off I I Pastry 1*. Performed 7*.Thus (U ) ST. God of war dessert IT. Goddess of 34. Antiquated 3*. Male ral IP. Frbtum 40. Unit of 31. Coniferous harvests nym I II. Vitality timo tree* M Issued forth r ~ i T ~ T ” 4 7“ t — 4 T~ -uddenly I ! (Tie I Short-tslled rails • Muscular rentraetion 11 -of Africa If '»»ert •'ante u tr. Goodman, bandleader 14. Of birds aggregate >1 N e w s beal fAi 9 X City m i . SI Foot ball's — — Orange » Calm 10. A ratio a t.H o f S>. Reis notice 13. — energy 30. A wit 11. Jewish month I*. Weary 41. Stage setting 41. Muilc drama 43. Serfa 44. Untidy DOWN 1. Under (arefla) ll 1% 11 •1 il ¥ %% %% % % % 11 U i, II if w ir 7" Vr 9b % il % i 14 II 1 ir II 41 A *1 da Tf w- J 15 * ! Bar Prexy Anxious To Get Back Home Ualted f ir s t Inlrrnsllontl The president of Ihe American Bar Association likes hi' work. | hut he Is anxious to gel hark to | Ills own private practice in Rot ! well. N. M. (hiring his term a- head of the MIA, Rost I.. Malone, 4*. has had time to handle only one esse It involved 3100 and was before s Jury for (our days. Malone, a balding man with quick wit, has Iteeri sitting with the New Mexivo delegation In the mid winter meeting of the AHA in Chicago He listens intently to rvery committee report and •hikes hands with Just about everyone pasting hy. Malone said he probably has Iravrlrd more In the last llx months than in his 24 years as a lawyer, lie has spoken in about 33 slates and Mexico City and olsnv lo appear in Alaska and Au'lralia In ihe near future. "I've enjoyed my work with the AHA," lie said, "but it's sure been tough on my law partners. III l»e glad to get back.” BDC C O N T E X Wednesday, February 25, 19M>, I ’B f f 4 10-Kiy Calcu­ lator it S V I M I l l i I . ■a I OVS. 1*11-9 a i i r a h l l i l w JS M K * H . e w i r i l. J N 1 Meaaalaa K * ll* r •CSKI.V * J , C 'tS H IS n , Aa«*ril*laa s i s u i v i t to n * n i r r r iu e fafellake* lla llr e»eept araeeaaiaa Ckr(*liwaa. _ fee*. ies{4 I th* pee# r«rvl»r raVVVK VSSMSKM iaelete Im ,S ir , K 4U » t •■■Car, •»* I hrUim** iaiarS ae • * » « ! elate aaK ee Orlakee tr, ___ Ik lk al Ska Paal Olflaa FleeMa. aa«ee Ike Aef at I aa( ( »ta >1 War, Waeab « . I*tk. )t • aeah ee at «ka la lle * Prate w k lrb :• ealllla* aatlaaM * fee eepaklleaila* *| all aka laewl a a m prlara* la akla kl ■ ' ( R I P T I o n N f w t «••m •aa Maalk kl.aa •aa Taae a s y w h ir* star H i •H-M I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. Isidro Labn T O D A Y ’S P IC TU K K 8 ARK TOM ORROW ’S TR K A S U R E S — m s. 1-a r k LONNIE'S RECORD RACK ' 7 ' of the prof *d fr<)m ' " “ 'V '••"«>«»repreitm scheduled i porta out of China tnr the1 “ T o p * in P o p s ” and pm aslva hostility of the y rdcra, Tratl, commission and .118 E. 1st St. « t neae ptopla toward America ***** finasncieiK groups from various Americana. This ii taken •••.*' I sections of the country . SANFORD A V E . Kefauver said that in luM the! Music I* My RusInttA incessant propaganda dUsentealMolofl A rc ((,ta>.ra cor­ ed by evary mean# with fanatic* por.tio,, ((;M A O lin in - , d «i^ut — — My Ons And m l uniltr Iht riritin i fore* of pCf rfnt 0f lhf fime-pfymtnt Only Business the small group of men who exer- , a|fg <;*n*rnl Motors dralrrt CiWhaatalpiarrar0 Mendes France ” ,f ,' or,, *ml ' h>»lrr 7c enter, When Pierre , r* ' (he finance hualness and art aa tha formtr French Premier, xt , , u crfttful „ , ;, neraI Motors." ha CALL turatd last fall • tour of |atd “ independent finance com China he reported lhat never be ant„ and the bank, * 01lld ^ for# hart he fell reason lo fear r i r judrd fr0(n more than So per tha hostility of a whole people rrnt |hp 1<)U, financing on Their leaders, yes, but noi thr new cars. manes. In China, he reported, he Kef silver's hill, ro-sponaored hy sensed a m ail hatred of the West 8en. Thnmaa C. turnings (D-M o ) Ev mines FA S-7S00 and particularly America would bar aulo manufacturers A little recent history Indicates. fr„ m financing the retail purchase however, that United States policy price of p a 'ie n m cars for any on China will almoM certainly |purpose other than resale. The sot change In the la«t two years han also would extend to incuraf the F.iseshoaer Adminiulratlon ance policies and would become Vic Itulrolki, Aet. KOI K. 1st One of Iht truly dedicated men|effective nett Jan I. HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 H ERTZ “Pontiac with wide-track wheels is the best combination of ridehandling. .. performance and styling of any ’59 car- 1 The Editors of Motor Trend Magazine In niikiii.- iiv Annual tutnmotivt award, the staff "• Mu -r I rend Maguine, lea,liny; auroni(*iv* l-uMuanon, tests and evaluates all new can. Here arc t| uGlionv irom ihe April 1939 irsue: overall hviegraied styling. Any comparison with narrower track rsrt readily shows (he difference." "Thk stability of Ih* l* S f Pmtlac Ii th* *u4« standing automatic* advance af th* yaar. I vcryunc cuiividtring s new ear should ei|>cricine it.” “ Per Ih# *c*n*my-mind#d, an efficient n*wr •ngln*. Th* new 420E Tempest etonomy en­ gine offers remarkable performame along with csicpiionally high mileage while »|Kraring on regular grade gasoline." "It's tha bail balanced paiskngtr c*r tw America. Vie firmly believe that in moving tlir wheels farther apart, tu develop ihe widest Manet of any American car, Pontiac hai created an entirely new tens* of balance sod handling ae»urity." ''Pantiac la again laps In p*rf*rmonc*, ba»rd on our exiensis* road resting. Acceleration is •umanding, yet th# engine is unusually quiet and smooth." ® Your neared Pontiac draler will he glad to let you road test this awarJ winning automobile i<n your own. You'll »ee why it's live year's most talked about car! v THE ONLY CAR WITH WIDt T H C K WHEELS Vhtrlt ate k«e lathes fankri »i-,n. Tku whUm Milf the tuiwr. no< Ihe car. Fannie w in • bettri gn* in the road, hugs lighter . „ curves end Aiimfis V« j * ,nd learv duipprir, ride is smo«<hef, hili.xrd. needier. Ilindting n en-er. You drt«e «,th a nc» ouitidemr. ■ cmafoetiag tecuruv. Fatl/ar a i « yea eaedeki/.iy ae ■ « , , « 1„ i , “ ,e» i « efev. w# I w I I W America’ s Number ® Road Car • f r n . tlls a M fl llJ rsk’ a s l ^ , * , . ' Jhm TtUliy Aao ia m • Cata/iaa •Sitt C lu j • to unl/r , U .N H M W ILLIS81 PONTIAC SOI W . P in t . M il f o r d , B i t " ' * %•«% t i l t * f •*. 'i g » 4 M i e f 1 > l « 4 I J g e J r-WkT Iff ^ .4 ^ is f - M f 1 9. f t s i a l c . M . k i l l . SLE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER - •list 9 * ?. avk. PONTIAC NAMED CAR-OF-THE-YEAR P flN T IA D ’125 ( Wleboldt’s *j}«PK** m i l l If ?•* 9*.'4 I kf I HP* ••W »b* fs«. prict w Ml i how a rompany of volunttor a r ­ tillery eroiard the Palsmae from Virginia In meet the President. "The artillery discharged a vol­ ley.” the dispatches read. "Tha plate waa then delivered to the President who descended to th* Cavarton trench and deposited the platr on the rorneritone on which were deposited corn, wine and Oil.** The ilortea tell how "the whole congregation Joined In reverential prayer which wai succeeded by Masonic chanting honors and a volley from the artillery.” After Ihe ceremony. President Washington and Iht gursta feasted there In front of the Capitol os a barbecued oi of Mo pounds. Incidentally, Stewart haa on his desk the near pemfied yolnl bone of an na unearthed the other Hay undrr the Capitol. H t helievra it may have been a rem nant of the oi feast. “ Pontiac's liner or* clean, cimpts and beaubful. It Has a fleet look, a trim appearance. Tha wide wheel design contribute* greatly lo i«* VOiORGf S1UARI R STWf Ika Hi# only architecturally possible to do an After all, Stewart figures, the mystery of the eorneratone ha« been preserved long enough Whit does thr cornerstone eontain? No one knows. In all the arrhlvra in Washington whigh 1 have searched, there is no indlcation of its contents. One thing sure, Stewart would nut open that original stone, on r It la located It would be a sacri­ lege, he laid. Apparently no one his laid eyes on lhal historical block since the year 1791. Karlh was pushed over it in the processes of rnnslrurlion. and three It lies, somewhere in the southeast corner nf the Hast Front. This murh is known: The stone tM-ars a silver plate on which is inserilw'd thr arrount that M ini nir l«ndge No 22 nf Alexandria, Va , tool part in the ceremony. News artirlrs of that day tell The esldrnre — the incidental U d peripheral reporla — shows that, to the contrary, the power of mainland China haa been in­ creasing al a phenomenal rate, Using new techniques, turning IhV pressure! on and off with great skill, the unwieldy mast it being put in harness. Advocates of a change in policy, nr at the very least a re-examina­ tion. frankly acknowledge that Peiping would respond to recogni­ tion with a rebuff. One estimata is that for tvrry year of tha boycott Ihree years will be re­ quired to normalise relations. t'n.-\ der this romputation It will take-7 30 year* to get on normal rela­ tions with the most populous coun­ try In the world So the great wall around China will not toon he breached and Americans will continue to have only Ihe vaguest notion nf what la perhaps the most radical revolu­ tion ever undertaken. The shock, when and if reality breaks is, may he very great. , F it. ’t,'f fMbR ^«l>f if D tA ist, t* f* m * i �g 5C•r * •f-» /■g|HBS v . %« t*. Wed.. Feb. 25. 1959— Pape 5 Jbr •anfnrh Erralfc Easter Ball Is First Formal Of Season ! Jabls Jalk Navy Luau To Be Church Mrs. SidneyJ Baneya' IA Cala Event Of May Calendar Entertains Al Coffee " KDNF.AD X Y H EV . F.RNEST HOUCK JR. First Raptist Church Training One of the most rolorful parlies Good Shepherd Lutherm Church A recent meet was held al the I ’nlon Supper and Officers Coun ever to lie held in Seminole Coun­ home of Mr*. Hal l.tng and the cil at ( p. in. Two of the moit important 1 by the Populairt* and llulh Hamll The tin t Urge social event of ty will be thr Navy- Belief l.uau, fulowmg rommltteei were ap First Methodist Church Pravrr the Spring season will he the ton. vocalist. There will alio be item* in a Survival Kit are the sponsored by the Officer * Wive* pointed. Group will meet in the Daughters First K ilte r Lily B ill to be pre- t hail-hour floor show featuring knife and the life raft. Moil kilt Club of Ihe Naval Air Station to General rhatrman. Mrs J , I) of Wesley classroom at 9 30 s rented M irth ctb it the Mayfair I the delightlul Spani*h dancer, j contain a flare pitlol, C Ration*, be given on May 16lh. Ramage; captain of lliktlt and m Dorothy Delloglton. Society preiiInn Hotel. One thousand ticket* arr row publicity commuter*. Mrt. D K water and fnhing tackle. Thetc First Methodist Church fourth Dancing will begin at 9 o'clwk •lent, Ken Mclntoih. ha* tndiiated available for tbit party which will Rnrbsker. ticket chairman. Mrs. and finit session of the W S I’. are comparatively useless item* in the main ballroom with inu.lt that .rvetal business concern* in the Sanfoid area ha.e donated unlett the rail It included. The include fabulous Polynrnan food I M. Rowell; publicity chairman, 5 study course, "M iddle hast Pit and drink, a professional floor Mrs I. R Raurt. caplain of faci­ grimace will he held from ten lovely gill* which will be pitsCnt- turvivor may eat the food, he show, dancing to orchestra music lities. Mrs. N . K Mrlnnis. hous o'clock In It 10 a. m ed a* door price*. may thoot the flaret, but hit and a beautiful fashion show- of Ing chairman. Mrt. I.. D. Tam The Chapel Choir of First Math Th u event i* *pon»ored by flie rctcue in moit caiet it relatively authrnir Hawaiian clolhe* flown n y. decoration chairman. Mrs odist will practice at 1 •• ar.J ' Crippled Children'* Society of bein Sarfnrd for this fantastic even J R Sangstrr; isptiln of food the Senior Choir practice al * I' i mmole County and will open the hopclr** unlest he ran board the Th r Commission on Education ing. and beverage rommitlres, Mra Il*j9 Kaitcr Seal drive. Mr* Paul rat! If hr manage* to get to ----------------------------------------------j land atioird the rail, hr will u»r H tang, beverage committee, will meet in Ihe Dependable* W. But master, general chairman ••The Butter Parade" will be the knife to protect himself. to i dr. F Yates; l.uau rnairman, i Classroom nf First Methodist at the theme of the Io»th .onnng i f the Uall, report* that the *alc build a shelter, to gather food. Mrs S Day: raptain of program. T 30. of tiiki-t* it goin/ very well. Any­ Fashion Show ul the CI'O Wive* Pmecrest Raptwl Church ( hap The knife, too. It a mainstay. Mr* F Jablonskt: music and one detiring to purcha*e ticket* Club tu be held on Match tth. 8 entertainment chairmen, to he el and Concord Choir prarlire at Only the most hopelritly foolish .•'clock, in the Naval A .r Station ,:iav contact Mr*. U i* Hou»holder man would lake the knife to hit announerd: fashion show chair­ 6 .10. Prayer merlins at 7 ♦' t»t FA 2 6211 or 'It . McIntosh at ballroom. The Senior High rhm r of the man. Mrs J W. Crawford, rhair ) \ 2 1103. T.vb!e tc*ervati-n« raft while floating in the middle B g COMM | Co man of lets, Mrs F Vales. Navy First Presbyterian Church will may hr made by tailing the May- of the »ra. Tho«r who attended the won Department alore will be shown Helirf l.uau treasurer, Mrs J. D nirel for supper at 0 o clock and In a ttn tr, many person* art derful Smorgasbord at the Con- Langford. by club membcri. They are M m . fair Inn Hotel. for rehearsal al (• 10 ually do that very thing. Judat Thomai Farrow, Mr*. Illchaid The mid week biblr hour of the followed through with tuiride. girgat.un Christian Church ieThe usual and wonderful co­ Roloff. Mr». Chertei Oxford. Mr* There it a ‘ form of »utride, how ccntly found an array of tasty operation and friendship between First I’resbvicrian Church will he Hn-wrt Uravton, M r. I l'd f i .l \ laiewrll Courte*) honoring ever, that doe* not require a food * including many original town and Navy people has already conducted by ihe pastor. Rev A Mar rhall. Mr*, Charlc* Lc*.s. Lt. Cmdr. and Mr* K J Mill* G Mclnms. a! 7 p .m. knife, a rope, or gun It it Hut Swedish dishes. And the petton been shown Ml*. Harold Sundial! Mr*. Nor- wa« given Sunday cvrntng at the The Chancel Choir of First which tee* man* irssun . . hit This is a part) wheie every ifiponiitil* for the Lunpa was man Phillip*. Mr* Charter Wil­ homi ol Mr. ar.d Mr*. Andrew Presbytrtian Church will meet tin at Ihr knife, and tret Jctut onr can help and many people liam* and Mi* L N. Carlici Utaikcn for rehearsal al 7 10 l imit at the Raft on the sea of Mr*. Howard T . Boll in t who pa* A buffet .upper wa« enjoyed life. Only a fool would deny that ed the rc u-r on lu other membert have volunlri-red Ihnr help with Mr*. June Urginlelter i* CuurTM V H S D A T the decorating, making of lei*, i > Mr. and Mr*. Franco Kounrtl- Jrtu* it hi* laird . . the only of ihe Chut ill who ptrpaied this dinalnr lor the evening >how. Pmecrcvi Baptist I'hurrh choir straw mats and numerous other Ticket* soon will be aii'lable tat, Mr. and Mr* It L. Perkin*. meant of getting lorn to »hore Jobs. prartlcr at 7 M. Swedish bicad. fr< i C. P. O Wive*' Club mem­ Dr. and Mr* Jack Mormon and In safety and with assurance. The Chancel Choir of First To show iheir appreciation, for Mrs. Rollins i.Xlleenl says that 'll* . Ann Bear. ber*. Mrlhodist will practice at 7:1U __________ _____________ ___ I Hut our world It lull of fools, at home she mainly spciialiie* In the volunteer work the Navy wives Girl Scout Troop No 211 of who like Peter, al one lime, deny have done at the Seminole Mem the Gospel that Christ it the only •plain ul*’ American food" but nrial Hospital, a larte group of thr First Pre*hyterian i'hurrh will life rail available , . Some keep lirr s.*rdi*h Influence pop* up Seminole Hosplial Auviliary ' Pink meel in the Youth Ituilding al 1 IJ hoping Hut thrv tan swim to urea-lunally and then *hc tain* Ladies" are taking inslrurtion tn |>. m. The Cub Pack of the First Pres shore without Hint. They hope !■» the ir.ipc book that she ie making lei« and pioit'i*e lo that the falir prophrt who talked *cncd yrai* ago while a nurse llver a bevy of ihrse colorful de hyterlsn Chuich will hold Iheir It Iue and Gold Banquet at 7 p to them last night will come along i,: ihe *wcdi*h Convrnant Ho>pii roratiunt for the l.uau in hit cabin cruiser and he'o ul in Chicago And *ince *hr wa* Many women are already on m in Fellowship Hall The Sunday School Council of llirm on board. The boat look* im rd in the northwe»l side of the ' look out" for Haw sllan aty Ip stronger and more seaworthy, ami t hi-ago, where one will find clothe* anil gay Hawaiian shirt* Ihr First I’resli*lerian I'hurrh will the knife of reason I* raised . . man* first generation Swede*, she for ihnr hu*bamls but although meet in Ihr Gleaners room al la* attenJed many a Smorgas- costumes will add to the at mo* : o “i uritt it too m u ll . . too wri -. . The Rocal Ambassadors of the One nun alone for the tin* of Lord. phrrr of thr parly n is not neces In Sweden the Sitlurgasbuid l* all* . . therefore Slash! , , I no vary to wear Hawaiian rlolhr* First Baptist Church wilt meel at ; p m Visitation for the chuith longer nerd Him " It It over . . a traditional pirlude to a several The l.uau will he held at Lake Ihr fool dirt. The rail still floais. ■oursc meal. In America " -• alt day. Golden. Ihe outdoor reirration To all outward appearance, he is have altered It somehow so it alisr . . inside, he nates tnr may be called a bullet supper and area of ihe Naval Air Station. and it will be transformed into a world, and hr Ihinkt Hu- world serve a a* the main course. The llollin* family found San- Hawaiian paradise with grass halet him lie Is dead, but he wont sink . . a victim ol the -ford through the Navy. When re huts, a blue lagoon, thousands of sea of the world . . a fool to his tuenirrit time *ame they built the flowers and greens, and the soft own reason Hit last gasp it t llollin* Hobby Shop which they strum nf ukrlelr* will he hrard Miss Janire l.uxrrs and Miss I ll now own and operate. They have tn make this l.uau a night to he Helen Adams attending Snead .11ST LIK E JIK TSY ItllSS, Mr*. Henry Roc* ami Janice want no bloody charily . remembered. gel there alone . on my own." two *un*. Thoma* and Paul. Collrgr In Boat. Alabama, ate llcrmiitnn, 5, of West Hempstead. N. Y.. are busy making Plot reds of Ihe l.uau will go fo charter member* « f Alabama's lin e is Mrs. Hollln* recipe fur This terms to be a gloomy their own 49 star U. S. flairs. Their work is made easy by picture to paint of the self tuffi Lunpa. a sweet rye bread: the Navy Relief Fund which it an first chapter of Signva Phi Gam­ a new do-it-yourself kit. It consists of a one-yard square nrnt fool of our day, but this is i take compressed yea*t; I T. organisation whose purpo*r it In ma. International nonacademic of washable cotton pecalc printed with three flays. One the frame of mir.d font demands. lusrwaim water; 2 c. milk. 6 e. attlsi in lime* of nerd, the mrm welfare sorority. flair is 24 by IIG inches, and two ate 12 by IS inches. The I* man look within . , are you white Hour. I r dark com syrup: her* of the Naval trrvire and They wit! be in-tailed tonight on c. mula*»e*. I 't t. fennel their dependents, and ihe depend toolish or wise* lent it much three flays are cut apart and hemmed. the campus of Snead College. enli of deceased members • «ed; '» t. anise seed; * • e, more Hun a period of lu dayt Mr. and Mi* Ciiailes Dcktn* before Ka*lrr Tin* it a period of shortening; • c. rye flour; 1 T . nf New York CH| a ir the guests soul searching Now wr can ex­ -alt: giated rind of 2 otangrs. Diiiolvr y rw t with lukewarm -if Mr. and M rt. Charles Mrlltn. The Sanfoid Duplicate Bridge amine ourselves and a*k if we will accept tbit liltlr Lift Baft ! watci. Siald mild and allow it to Lt. tmdi and Mr*, laiuic H Club met at Community Center( of MoodMatnt. triritatn* and* r.wd (• lukewarm Combine the MrMarjorie Ruth Thomas Hoop and children, Eugenia and last Thursday evening and the fol­ thorn* Anil we Isehuld the Cap lukewarm milk with 2 . water, Susan, will leave this week mil lowing winner* have been announ­ tain . a man offrn*ivr to our the yca»t anil t» r uf while flour and Charles Woodrow Hard weir for Washington, D C. the Hoops February 26. I9.il and brat well. Allow this sponge rra*rn . Who look* least ol unlled in mariiage Friday evenThe home of Mr*. Jime* G ced. have sold their home on Mull Sharon, 918 Magnolia Avenue, wa* Flr-t aw aid. Mr* J 1. Ilakrr all like a manner Me i* "A man lu duu! Ie in t-ulL. •undone syrup, ms. *e*cn o'clock, at Ihe First Street. molastCs, fennel -red and am«e Ihr u rn r of the regular meeting I and Mr*. Ilritie lloberls. Second, of Sorrows, acquainlrd wilh grief Kapnit Church of Hintri Park Mr and Mrs Kutarll Kucki-i of of the N. de V. Howard Chapter of Mr* Ixonarii 'lun*on and Mr*, Hr Imuyt ut up. and as we coinr seed In a saucepan and bring to The Rev. Lane A 1’atrlrk. pas­ Yuung-aown, Ohio, wree houte we tmrll the tern! of hull and bud Joi one minute. 17 D.C. held Friday afternoon with i harle* ll-.re Thud, Mr* liene alxurd. tor. officiated at thr double ring guest* last week of fir. and Mr*. Mr*. G D. Hilhop pretiding Mi*. Dickry and urn .Inn Ihikey: ashes, and frrl the ,oarirnr*t of Strain the mixtuir through a fine service II H It ue kr i . Mra. Ituckei’a C P. Herndon opened the meeting fourth, 'It*, George ' L l all and Ihr sackcluth rub against our sieve to remove Ihe seeds Add hiolhei. C It. Horn of Mocks shortening to sliameii syrup and aoul. Mr* Beulah II Met rill, mother with the luorda Prayer. Mrt. Maigarct D am . " c are rlcanscd and wr arr allow mixture to cool Add this of thr bride, and Sumner M San- tillr, N. i'. spent thr weekend During the butine** irtnon it The next game* will he Th u n - 1assured that this craft it sea­ lo the light sponge with 8 r. of born, Winter Park, were thr with the Sanford cuitplr, before wa* decided to tend a donation day evening at 8 o'clock at the I going lo Key West to suit his worthy, and the cross lhai wr rye flour, salt and grated rind of couple's only attendants. to ilate headquarters for the an Community Center. daughter, Mrs. E. T . Ellis, and oiangr*. Mix dough well, turn out thought was too heavy suddenly Mr*. Maid is a native Floridian nual reunion of Confederate vet­ beromrt a matt, and we fairly onto a lightly fluuied hoard and and prricntly is cinploved in u t- her husband, Dr. Kllia. eran* to be held in Chattanooga, ! nead until smooth anil rlastir. tando. Mr. Ward, a native uf San* tall through our journey Planning thrad Tenn . to June. It wa* alto de­ EA ST LANSING. Mich, i l l ’ll glorifying God for Hit great mer­ Place in lightly gieased latge fold, attended school* hrre ami is cided at thu lime to sponsor the F lirt Al Sixteen howl, covei anil lei H*e until pieirntly engaged at a drain in Florida League for Better School*. — Instead ul making sandwiches cy A Cross, a flail, a Crown of W EYMOUTH. Mas* il l'll thorns, they must me** tome double Shape Into tound loaves, farm and grove equipment. each day fur school or work Gail Grlfers It. can't drive an Mr*. Frank L. Woouruif an­ thing to you . . don t be a fool, place on greartd pan and again Following a shoit wedding trip autumubile. Hut she's onr of the nounced that the ordered the| lunches. Michigan State I nner hang on and live a.low the dough to double in bulk, through Ihr southern i-ait o (lie youngest New- England fliers to monthly U.D.C. magarlne. The tlty home economists suggest that (lake the loavea In a 80U degire Slate the roup!» will be al home rrretvr a student pilot's lirense meeting wa* then brought to the you make several al a time and r.ven for 1% mtn* , then iedu-» Ike I »h \ltg1ma Drier, Altamonte from Civil Aeronautics Admtnl r!o*r wtih the *ong. "renting To­ frccre Hum until you nred them «. » heat to JJO and continue to bake You will get be«t results by j £ W C O IT ie r S Springs. night On The Camp Grounds." Re­ Stratton lor about to minutes longri or freshments were terved by the using buitrr at a spread, as may­ Mr. and Mr*. C. R Metcalf St , until done. hottest, aniitcd by Mr*. Bishop onnaise or salad dressing tend to nuke sandwlrhet soggy when, Country Club Dr , from Rogersand Mrt Jane B. Smith. ~ y e v v <- v , '*\/'*"v tr ^ N r ' vtllf, Missouri. Tho*c present were- Mrt. 0 . D •hawed. Th r Oriental look it strong In Caes/na/ la dr. and Mrs. R K. M orin, pool side trsort fa>hton* A Jap­ Bishop. Mrt. Smith, Mrt F. E , Mellonsille A v r , from Rocki- anese ubi effect is prominent in /Vam'afa Sauce for (Tilrken Roumillat. Mrt. C. P. Herndon. Mrt. P. M. Kldcr, Mr* Frank L. | N EW YORK (C P U Here's way Braih, Missouri. | , wumuit jackets, and Jar EastPhont FA2 S M 401 W IS*St SANFORD Woodruff. Mr*. J C. Bennetf. an ra iy barbecue sauce for chic Navy Chief and Mrs. M I.. rsn colors, such a* lacquer ted. Mrt. J im n G. Sharon and Mitt ken p>ing very little oil T y ir , Grenada Cl., from Jrtsup, •ho* in suits. Pastel* havr the tv'X A/x/ Margaret Roberta. Put -s cup pirpaird lOuvUr.l Ga. i nuallty ct Japanese vsatercolor* In a I cup measure. Add 's cup Lt and Mi*. J. I. Stith, Wa*h- mtn. cool yet penetrating TH E S E fltlCKS E F F E C T IV E H U BS. * F U I. • SAT, Male Fashion Note unsulphured molasses and stir to itigton Avr. Irom Starke, Fla: wjuecre of lemon or lime juice. BOSTON (C P I) — Tight* for blend Add 's cut lemon Julie, J F LA . G R AD E A— D IR E C T FROM L O C A L FARM S tablespoons each <a!ad nil and nun! The Mancheiler Hosiery Mills Worcestershire taucr. I tea-yonn have announced plans for rnanu- tabasco and ’s teaspoon earh salt (•during Ihe Mrrteh tight, de and monojodium glutamate Mix signed to protect 'etler carrier*, well Th u makes enough sauce firemen, policemen and truck for 2 broiler fryers ttrving I pci dnsers from thr cold ton*. 'Easter Parade' Is Show Theme M rs . Rollins Swedish Recipe Bracken’s Entertain piAAonalk Winners Known In Sanford Q U IC K F R E E Z E S LARGE DOZ Idid). Age r» • 10, permanent rt*idenl Experience: Bookkeeping 'feeling Olfi.t Public G I T OUR SPECIAL BRAKE CHECK W o ’N . . . RetpoaibUiiy For EwtaMinhed Firm Plraaaal, downtown office IS hour, S day week Good D O N ’T TAKE CHANCES W ITH YOUR SAFETY! Prucrdurr* Typing Pay 2 week annual sacatton with pay (after I year seniority) Our employee* know of thin ad Give full partirular* la first letter, atillot age, re*tdenee, (If married give huaband* name and occupation), riimplrte history ssf poaiUrn* held with outline nf dulle* and types of work per­ formed, Sanford Herald — Box M 25 •ere* Learning To Live Program Topic The Xi Itcla Ft* chapter of Bela Sigma Phi met Mends* evening *1 ihe home of Mr*. J M Pmtknseh and had as ill program topic. "Learning To I.ixr Mrs Harold Chapman and Mr* G Imlrrw Speer were in charge of thr program during which lime each member ill* placed thing* Ihry had made and discussed their laconic hobby. Mr* Y It Hardin, president, piriided oter Ihe meeting ar.d rrad ' Thank You" notes from two member* nor present. Mr* Volte Williams, J r . and Mr*, r M. Ntrholt The next meeting wilt I* held at thr home of Mrs. Carlton Bliss on March 9th Members present were Mrs Hanlin Mrs Chapman, Mrt. Speer. Mrs Bins. Mrs J L. Il-irion. J r . Mr* Frank Mrbanr. Mrt R II Saxon, Mr* Don Bales, Mr* K C. Harper, J r. and Mrt W G. Fleming. i mu . :i;07 7:21 • 9 :2 8 SIM M 'S TO M O Itlio W HOI III.K I'K A T T U K KXHUB [ U l • UN STIIUNS.’ UN M l U ' M I l U U H . “ I llin MATTHAU CUItU N4U« I lAMIkk h’tlxiTvJXX. hr**! Kent tire: 1 :22 • 4 :3 9 7 :*■»«» M .S O Hit Deal B UFFALO . N Y. H P h -O r a tor F Woodward bought the for­ mula for a gelatine dessert for It.Vt Just before Ihe turn of the century and founded a company to produce it. Twenty live year* later. Ihr Woodward family sold the Jell O C o . for stock in the Pniium Co. valurd al 867 million • lKtl tXUUI BUM IUI1 8V u a wNotasxk-wsTgananosiaueiCTUsm 1-r.ilurc: : t : l l • ti:28 9: IS Ward - Thomas 2 5 Years Ago WANTED Mr* Sidney Raney entertained Xtrs Timothy Cooley. Mr* H F.. wilh a morning coffee Wednesday Fisher. Mr* C. F Gulheiie. Mr*. at her home on Sanford Asenue R T. Grslxw. Mrs. II E. Me* A tow- silver howl hrld an ar Cumber and her mother. Mrs, rangtnirnt of pink aralras and Rust. Mr* D R MrGraw. Mr*. while mums on the coflee table G. J MrWilliam. Mrs R. E. and silver rar.drlahra. holding Morris. Mr* w I. Rslston, Mrs. white tapers, flanked tnr renter C K Smitn. Mr- l> M Sullivan, pirrr Mr* Al Thoma* presided Mrs E J Tiffany, Mrs. R. L, over the silver service and M r« , Wilt and Mrs John Sangstrr. David King also assisted in the entertainment. Mr* Haney, whotr husband I* "Skipper" of VAH t. Invited wive* of that squadron and tho*e attend ing u rrr Mr* King Mrs Thom a*. Mr* II F Horton Mr* It I .A S T S H O W I N G f. Carangi, Mr* G R Carton. O l'K N 1 2 :1.T • • • • • • O N LY Intpocl beoka lining Ckack beak# fluid Adjust brako* Chock parking brako Chock brake lights . Read-fost $ ^ 5 0 A b I i(Parti E tlra ) Pen u ey's th r e e -s k ir l, ^ J three c o lo r uyloti jictticoat extravagan za! EG G S 0 O l’R OWN CURE S U N S H IN E SAUSAGE STRAWBERRIES lb. 5 7 ‘ 2 pkgs. 39‘ CHUCK RO AST ° 7 1 W E S TE R N LEAN C E N T E R CU T P O R K CHOPS COM E IN TODAY! Expert Meal, Foullrv A Vefelahle I’rocnwlng SU G AR CURING _ Incorporated FA 59 FROZEN FOOD I.OCKKK R E N T A I.S SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 519 E. Int SI. 52 wheel 2-0611 W HOLESAl^E HICKORY S M O K IN G 8IEAT SALES Let Ca Stock Your Idicker O r F r M M r Ip The Mo*l Economical A Saliafactory Way W* Invilt Inapeclittn Of Our Mwlern Plant Did you think 3.9R eotild buy you inch a lot of fun and fashion? Count them: one, two, three skirts I One. two, three colors in a great aweep of nylon net! One low Tenney price! Lac* ripplea.the ouUmkJrt Combinations of coni, turquoia* and nutise. Also availabl* in aolid color white, or rad. Small, medium, large SHOF �#- % | t 6— W e d ., F e b . 28, 1889 S lit •anfork S e r a i! BOX OFFICE BET? ROCKY baseman and or pitcher. General managers Bing Davlnr of Ilia Cardinals ami (iaba Paul ol the flrdt exchanged view* during a trade talk at St. Petersburg Tuesday and John M rlla lr, thr Ilravrt new CM. conferred with Devine earlier thl» week. Here are tome of the trade* re­ j-ortcdly l-erln* kicked around u n -. dcr the sheltering palms: Jerry l.ynrh of thr Itrd t fur Vinegar fiend MKell of the Car­ dinalt; Gene Conley of the Ilra vrt lor Irv Noren or llohhy Gene Smith of thr Cardinals, Don lllasingamr of thr Cardinal* for Holt Until of the ilravrt, Johnny Te m ­ ple of the Itrdt fur Conley and llulil or Don McMahon and Joe Adcock. Might Piacrlllce M lrrll Devine, following hit talk with The Sanford eager* went down Paul, admitted "wr probably will tn defeat last night in their tilt have to give up a front line pitch­ agalnkt the Del.and Bulldogs, fit* er to net a front-line man who can help our attack.'1 And Mlrrll 14. i T V fait, hut small, hasketliallers shape * up at the pitcher who got off to a bad start. The s«ore might tie sacrificed in any Dade, at thd end of the first nuarter was although he it Ihe Card*' out 15-7. From then on the Semino es standing southpaw rouldg't get on their feet. The M rllale conceded he was "Just garnet was the last of the irgular feeling out the other rluli* to ter tru n k for Sanford. what they have to offer." Hourlittle Itay l.undqulvt ltd the rv rfi Hie Milwaukee GM would Semirjolet with 10 points, Cecil . |,v,. p, land a replacement fur Dandfidge tcored »l« , Wally Phil- Schocndirnvt before Ihe training lipt and Christenson etch omtrlb- , r 4 „ .n j, |M f ,r advanced, uted live points, and I .in Itunrr, -f f,*, Hravrt an.iounced Tuesday Clifford MrKibbin and Jim (iracey that Mel Itoarh will havr hit ail each had two points. John Allred mg left knee eumined Friday by and Alex McKibbin each had one a physician at Sarasota, Fla, if point to their credit. the National la-ague champion* aren't able to pick up a second bast-man in a Irtdr, lloath would move into Ihe ipot. However, he has hern unable to run at top speed since Injuring his knee last *ra*on. Several other major league clubs, meanwhile, may wind up The Oviedo eager* gave Cocoa a wllli genuine holdouts when fullrough time tail night, hut were de­ scale drills start Thursday at feated In thr last quarter, when most training ramps Among the Cocoa bucketed 21 jminti agimtl major "stragglert'' are M irkry Oviedo's three. Mantle of Ihe Vankres, Itlchle . Thg I .lont led at the end of the Ashhurn of Ihe Phillies, and Hull firit quarter. 11-10, then dropped C rrv of the Athletics. back one point at the end of th* second, 27-26. At the end of thr third quarter, the tcore wat tied A7-37. In thr last quarter Ihe fait liont couldn't find their range againtl I'nilrd Pie** International Cocoa, and lost, 58-10, Jimmy llrookthirr led lilt team hart with It points. followed |<y Mike Penn Stale M la-high 52 Duda with 8, Walla, e Krliry buck­ Maine at llatci 54 eted 8, Joe Duda made 5, Smith Yeshiva 84 Hartwirk VI and Wainwright each trorrt) 4. Pratt Institute 62 Drew An Tfttntkv made 2, and Arndt, Al* Sprmglirld 71 American Int. 70 fnrd and Willi* made no points, Williams 85 llnivvclarr Poly 52 but contributed to the fine playing Alirrd 7u llsipm 4# F A M 73 Dickinson VI Dartmouth *1 Holy Cross M Adrlphi 91 Ithaca 5'» Itulfalo U. 72 llullalo Tchrs 58 St. Ju*c pli l I'a i *2 D rrxrl 'Ird l .VI I’atrrson St. M Munttlair T rh 74 NKW YO ltK t DPI I— The lloston South Celtics nr St. I.mils Hawks ran Navy 7o Delaware 58 earn at murh a* 125.him If they Wake Forest M South I'arnllna 53 go all Ihe way In thr National Itrlinont Abbe) 72 Wolluril 54 Basketball Association ilavnlls XVrtVwesUM u ! ‘ i * 7 -« n i r n « y • next month Chattanooga I'* Maryville Mi Karh team already has earned Mblwr-t 15,(*si (or clinching firtl |>Uie m III. Navy I'lrr S3 III I’rof. Coll. 74 heir respective divisions. Another Oherlin 85 Western Reserve 77 It.WSi bonus will go to thr tram Findlay 95 Ccdamlle isi with the hlghm won lost perern Mould Union 75 llri IrllM-rg 71 tage Maii|urllr 95 Nolle llaiue 74 In thr plavollt, thr srmilmal Itncklmrsl 55 Kan*a« City i Mm 39 survivors will earn tl.isai each. _. , . Westminster (Mol 7A Drury fit Cage Scores t I « t I i * offort. $25,000 At Stake In NBA Playoff final will get a 112.000 cut of the pool and Ihe loser will cam 17,caw Th r *ariou« bonuses were an nounred Tuesday al a imeting cd the league hoard nl directors, vsho alto agreed to tend their expan­ sion and alignment rnmndttre to Chicago March 9 tn survey proa pecta for a new franchise. ‘ " nror,l,i ,M,nn' 77 " “ ’ ' ’'" S Hanover 73 Indiana Central 46 Southwest Oklahoma 51 Oklahoma St. 52 Texas AAM 71 Trsa* 81 Aliil. Christian 47 Texas Wei. Hire 91 Te n s Trsh s)4 Ouachita Rapt I to C of O/arks Huston-TiUotson ti>4 I’, (Juinn West 81. Mary (Califi 58 C of I’anfic Judge To Listen To Chisox Story I- ' A [*• ' I C H ICA G O i d ’ll — I’luhale Judge Hohrit Jrrom r liutmr will hear both side* of (hr Chicago White Sot *tory todxy when Charles Comi*kr> and hi* sister testify In Ihe family -kirmidi over the •club' stock. Comiskey, who *rrk* to nullify the *alr of Mi*. Dorothy Rlgney'* stork to Hill Vrr<k, Tuesday i Ini I Irrtgrd the *alr through his attor­ ney, Altrr llright. Comiskey has petitioned the court to lemosr Ml*. Itimry at ixerutrlx of thr edistr of thrir mother, Ms*. Giacr Comiskey-, ar.H to rule invalid the mate por­ tion of Ihr slosk sold U-t week tn Week, former owner nf the St, lr(>ui* IDownt and (Irvrlard In­ dian*. GRBKNSBORO. N.C. (C P I) — All Wake Forest and North Caro­ lina btskelball players were on strict probation today while both schools tod thrir athletes, coach­ es and students were on notice to ball the ' deteriorating'’ relation ship between the institutions. Commissioner Jim Weaver of the Atlantic Coast Conference an­ nounced the artion following his invetilgatian of ihe ’'near-riot” Feb. 12 when the schools clashed m a basketball game at Winston Salem. North Carolina won the game. 75 48. Weaver releated his report and ruling Tuetday night after more To BE Late Cocoa Rally Tops Oviedo Lions e 1 K A 'O 'O e /rg e re p Seminoles Beaten ByOeLand, 67-34 S "" CLEVELAND , OHS OP 7MB te * r 0O< O PPCE Iff T IM 4IO KIAH TY . 1,'tllH Pratt lalaraailoaal Th* Milwaukee ilravrt, St. L/mjii Cardinal* and Cincinnati Krdt arc rookiKg up playrr tradri under the hM Florida tun that could drvrlnp*'fi(to a three team smnrgss bord.*AH three cluht need help at vital positions. The ID a vri arr searchinf for a replacement for their hotpitalirrd second baseman, lied Sehoendirmt; the Cardinals would like to acquire a hard hitting outfielder, and the Itrdt need a first h < COLAV/rO. OF ree Clubs Talk B|g Player Trade Probation Ordered In Near-Riot Case By Alan Mavtr •it Webb Is Favorite In Fight Tonight b .t P ‘ 0 b \ p* * 1 tL L Q O e R „ ' V l RfiL » o | CHICAGO (D P II— Middleweight Spider Webb want* a win over nohhv Boyd In a televised fight tonight betau«e “ it should open •he gate* for me for a title light.’’ r-'f ao i iLUiocp Webb, a 5 to 2 favorite fur thr S c r? S * £ D l/ f/O M P fCA match, wa* bitter though about TK tC l A. O / 9 i3 1AIAP/. ihr title p- aspect/ •incr he be­ B u r * 7 / U UMPCP OQO lieved champion Sugar Itay Hob5 J f-E A‘U$ r EAfk>i/ **<f ln*on wa* "goofing up the whole P i t * /yso i AO. t P J P U . Y. work*.’’ "I dun t think it’* fair for him lo be playing off fight* with Archie Moore or Carmen Hatilio and making all the ie*t of u« hang around,’’ he said. " H r ’* marie everyirody •pend two yrara waiting already. I'm definitely a Utter fighter now than I wa* then, hut how lo.-.g can you go NKW YOR K Baseball’* finished one blast behind Mickey on waiting.'' Webb, third ranked among the spring training swings Into lull Mantle in home runs aid second bltvt this week and i>nr of Ihe to Jackie Jensen in ru it balled 140 pounder*, said that hi* matrh wilh Hoyil called for a "mu>t in*)or espectatiom is that it in. win” because "if I lo*e, I could marks thr start of a sca*on in Which Isn't had for a lad who, be *hut out of the title picture which young Rocky Colavito will j gthey say) could lie t)e fastrsl completely for a while." make himself felt as one of the I purher in baseball, Hut he believed the bout with garne t lop power hitlers I nocky ||(| , phtn(1(I)l n i | , rin> lloyd, now seventh ranked among The 25>ear old Cleveland nut . . . . . . . . . .. Ihe middleweight*, would ire a fielder was right up there last,**"' «»>■• »»»*'!» hf flre' >h» b*» I "good money fight to try to make season, lie hatted only 501 hut1prodigious distances and, In base- irnds meet while I'm waiting for , hall parlance, capable cl Hinging a title chance." Webb beat Boyd In their only Ihe IsaII through a wooden plank. J W. Porter, the forner Cleve­ pievlou* meeting, in 1954, scoring ! a sixth round knockout. land catcher who durir g the off season was traded to Washington, swrars that the powrrfid Colavito I throws hardrr than et her Herb ■NT 7 P O b 'B T ^ v , / F O P IW L L —■ — J r j ru P i m i/sro P T C b tP 7 PS P D Q u if f A i U . IS A F C * r p / s s /S *#♦%**I #*•« f I This Is Colavito's Yaar To Become Power Hitter Simla Is Favorite In Track Feature Many Sanford greyhound follow- or R)nr ,)urrn -p,,,,,. ?,*'“ in mK,h* S Sand st Simla early the Iseason, thr &7-jiooiid lady hat thuwn since Ihe attention was well deserved Tonight the white and bundle starlet If favored to cop top honor* in the Hot Ho* 10|h ru e at Sanford-Crlamlu K m n rl Club. Karly odd* of right-to five favor Simla who drew the coveted *ecund post position for the feature. .She'll la- firing for her seventh vraion triumph. Simla has figured In a numirla 14 limes in If topflight ra m this yrar. perhaps thr dub's lop record Klrgo, in tlir first povdmn, and Happy Jor l.urky, in the seven bos. arr two other liighly-rrgardrd by morning line odds. Karh Is glvrn four-to one odds Happy Joe covered the **xlMhths-mil* distamr In .31 J-.i arxinds during .................. his last encaunter, l>ettrird only by Simla'* scorching 31.19. Others In thr Hot Ho* ire .Meanwhile. Golden Kmpress, Do Gooslers, Dapples ami Mary Oak. A long tliree-cights-mlle lr*l will lann*Is raring at 8.10 Thr mp Hal artion is one nf four marathon 71 rarrs on tap. The ninth race, in addition to Ihe htr 10th, will b« Grade A. Tnoiorrow night another l.adlr* Night is ilatesi at th* oval All 74 women will he admitted without any ibarges. 95 Manure raring it srhrdulesl F ri­ 47 day ami Saturday at 2 p. m , fol­ lowed in the rvrningt by tcam|>er47 inr starling at 8:tu. clden.ally, f<#lM| are regarded |(| b<#|?h#ua. , the'■ Joe Gordon, the Inditn man* ger, last season pttchr-l Colavito in an exhibition gamr against Cincinnati. Ilrforr thr g im r start­ ed, Gordon offrrrd tn wager that Rocky would Ian four batters in a Iwo-innlng stretch I I - did better than that. If* stnick out five of Ihe six hitlers— no cne caring or daring lo take a toehold against him Down through thr years of hit minor league wandering*, includ mg such way stations ax Daytona llracli. Cedar Hapidt. Spartan burg. Heading. Indianapolis and San Diego, Colavito's became a Irgrnd ('.very place he went, ,,nr of ihe first things demanded was that hr thro* a hall over Ihe renlrrficld fence. The dis­ tances this 190 pounder heaved thr hall when he wound up hit 4 foot. 3 inch frame wrre s m il­ ing arid T Y P E W R IT ER S ami Aririimr Machines savings m oi|i potiibla by huga voluma marchon* EV ER Y ’6 Ha»<S*l »V h *tp*s*4 Is air. I4*«l If* *is4vs*i *t (•tallai*. Mai a t*a*l*4 b)«k *8” 2 "d CAN • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Sorry, No Minora REPAIR Service 81. I,0ft(64 R M II m South Of Sanford On Highway S lic e T B A C O N 3 u.s HIK.SH fiKOl/Xl) SHOW .lf ^ 3 '^ CHOPS 2V4 i . i>. SIR LO IN ROUND »r C LU B or T - BONE S TEA K S TEAK LB. Tender Sliced Pork Liver Lb. Armour Star Shipped l • S. |). Inspected G RAD E a m e d iu m 1)0 TOMATOES So. l-l.l). l '» n . Sunny l«n'* r u r e lard cp. c o o k i n g o il 1 . l.b . Tin SPAGHETTI d i n n e r .* ■«•- l u n c e o n lo af ' 5 FLO RID A CRYSTALS SUGAR d - Lb. Hasr U llh «7.5* or More I'immI Order NO LIMIT! I timlking llln rk e v r I’c ix Cake M ix IIOUDKN I H S m i (run) lU 'T T K U IIK A X S Buy 1— G ut 2 or N A V Y IIK A X S Buy 5— G e t 10 IIANQUET "ANY PAINT I HARE’* Pol Pies - 5.98 M A R Y C A R T IR S H IN G L E S TA IN rvnr neon* caw m i 4.98 M A R Y C A R TE R O U T S ID E W H IT E mar ticowa caw s*n 5.98 A S P H A L T A L U M IN U M P A IN T BYVRY tICONR CAN PRII • 5.98 Many Other* To l ’hoo*e Fnim M ary Carter Paints FA 2-3640 1*1/ rt*l» is f t r l t r y I r s s i i f i Is f o m ) s l 011/1 17*11 I.VKKS THHIFTY White, ( ’hucnlatc Or Yellow "Opposite Sanford Herald” T Y P E W R IT E R SERVICE e> I tre k e d & | )r4Mn FREE A LK Y D F L A T m*r iicom * can ssif 201 W. 1st St* ADAM S M X X Y I.A M ) (iw irg ia (,rm le \ I M I .l -S l I t 'U Y art. Jerry Collin*, Opcrntor Find 78 SPECIFICATION ENAMEL For 207 West ona-ltap W«rth Much 0 ...» • flo u r M ARINE For SALE r ”' t».\V8 - dialog." t*b Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10P. M. ,v s - COFFEE fraa gallon offar ond anjoy tha DOZINS OP SHAM S.... DOGR A C IN G ............- V tS S l'B It "I Invila you to try my fomoui Na palary *4ss — N* skill as w*s«l*Mt SMMwn Uta It Is* ■•st tsdsiii ksMa as aattMa, ■•Hi, a*nia«s, *11 «*•*#••» sari as**. Matinee Wed. fir Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SP EC IA L M A T IN EE FRIDAY RENT P R O FIT S ! and N O LOW ER PRICES. IN TO W N ! «* • * * o r ‘ * M , . . . »•»> EG G S HUGE Mura! WKMIILKY, England i l l ’ll— Joe Krskllir, 193. Wales, oulpoini id Willie i’aitrano, 145. Miami llrarh. Fla (10). HARTFORD, Conn (IT’lilliliy l.ynrh, 117, H a r t f o r d , itopiis-d Frankie An.elm, 151, rhiladc-iphla HOi. C A I’ KTDWN, South A f r i c a <t 1*1 s— Willie Tourll, South Afri­ ca, outpointed Guy l i r a r l r , Fram e 1101. M IAM I BKACII. Fla. ( I P l i Dan Hodge, 192, Perry okla , knew ked out Garvin Sawyer, 1935*. Cincinnati. Ohio ( I ) , KANSAS CITY, Kan ( l ) P I ) -» Joe Shaw, IH, Kansas City, Kan , knocked nut Martin Ware, 139, Omaha, N'rh. |9). Allhough l.yman High gave Apopka a rough go at it la«t night, the Greyhound* lo*t out to thr larger cagers, 86-26. l.yman looked like it was going all Hie way in thr second period of thr lilt, when It scored tl points again*t Apopka’s 8, hot thr bigger tram wouldn't let l.yman close after that. Marwick stored i l point* for l.y­ man. followed by Hallard with P, Winkle 8. Hull 5. and Hood .1. Ilarnrs and C o M played hut didn't t<orr for l.yman. SAVE AMIIKHST. Mast (U P ll-B a if Ring Results T H R IF T Y TIPS F O R Lyman Cagers Fall To Apopka Quintet W orld's Largeit Operation Of Ils Kind . / . Ua.sclmll Hirthdny hall Cnmmisticnrr Ford Frick and thr prrudtnla of both major leagues arr expected la he on hand for Ihe IDOth anniversary crlrlsraiion nl the lirtt ir.lerrettegialr haschatl game between Am herst and Williams. T h r gamr will l>e split between the two campuses than 10 days of talking to players on both trams, ggmr officials and school authorities ard watching several different movies of the game, which he did not witness at a spectator. The commissioner singlrrl out a number of player* for special cen­ sure and criticircd Coache* Frank McGuirr of North Carolina and Horace McKinney of Wake Forest. "One it compelled to conclude that lack of discipline on both benches hat been the major fac­ tor in thr deteriorating relation­ ships between Ihr trams under consideration,'' Weaver said re­ ferring lo other incidents. "Karh roach lias in the past hern guilty of acts which could incite Ihe players and spectator* nr intimidate officials," lie added. "If roaches cannot practice self control, they cannot expert In havr disciplined players and, of necessity, discipline mutt tie tinpo*rd Irum some other source.” T h r commissioner said hr came to the conclusion a* the result of hi* prutie that thr light wa* start­ ed by U r Shalfrr of Carolina and Charlie Forte of Wake Forest. However, hr notrd extenuating .circumstances. *T am inclined lo believe," hr •aid, "that what occurred between thrse hoys would havr hern of little consequence had not the Wake F orm bench rushed onto thr floor. Jomrd within seconds by thr Carolina substitutes . . . Nat­ urally, when thr tpeclators ar­ rived. bedlam wa* inevitable." 0 |, „ f 1 - Lb. Can Each 29* 10 ‘ 5 " *1 , aNv, POTATOES 10 23 “ * AdD MANY,MANY MORE SPECIALS! TIP ■ANF0RD m OPEN SUPER MARKET A V E .^ M ^ SUNDAYS • a. at 4lh ST. m. tit Noon o �Feb. 25. l!>53-r*pe 7 •infarfl • f r i ll Blonde Isn't The Hazard Quotable New Elevator Aids To Hubby That Home Is Q u o t e s Monument Climber t'n ilrd Precs lalirnailoisal men. if they want to k r»n the M IAM I BEACH - Teamsters supply anywhere ntar the dc mand. One of the bcvt place* to President James Holla, predicting begin: Home, inert home, where his union would beal (he A E L CIO m a race lo organize workers in most accidents recur. Mrs. Marjorie May, home safe­ Puerto Rico: "We ll meet this situation as we ty director for U years with the Greater Nr » York Safety Council, have met others forced upon us said that more male than female by the AK I.-l'IO And . we ll b? babies are barn each year jn this on lop when it is over.’* rounlry. nut a lot of the males B ED FO R D . Va. ( L T D — l*r. never reach the marrying agr. W ASIIINGTON— Chairman Otto Robert 5 Barrett, It. former "Crnvus figures above a surplus E. Passman iD l.a t. predicting (land exalted ruler of the El';*, of 1 5 million females." she said that Ihe Hou«e appropriationdied Tueeday after a ihort illness. "One reason. . .male* between D subcommittee would trim Presi­ and 71 are being killed in eeri dent Eisenhower's a s t r f u I" N EW YORK ( L T D — August dents almost five times at fast four billion dollar foreign aid re­ Hannibal Jr., to. mayor of Tea- as females " quest despite vein threats; neck. N J.. died Tue.day in New Auto accidents are the number "The threat ef vclo — or bluff­ York Hospital of a cotonary one killer, wiping out 31.100 men, ing lactic* — will not shake the thrombosis. women and childrrn annually; integrity of Ihe member* of the V IE N N A ( L T D - The l>\ Al. home accidents air second, killing subcommittee." bert E g o n Turscanyt. 6.1. former around Jl.ntw. she said. Hut n's in the home the woman peironal lecretary to Josirf Car* t.OS AN G EI.FS — Dr. farther dmal Mlndirent), hat died in a has her greatest c h n re to pro Kyans, former director general of Hungarian prison, the Austrian mole safety, Mrs. May *.vid. thr Lnttrd Nations Economic. So­ Some of her suggrstp'ns t'athnlir PreM if nice irpniied cial and Cultural Organization, Don t start the day with an ar denying that Ended State* aid Tue-day. gumrnt Keep hubhy tn a happy wa* contingent on whether an tin mental slate. drrdrvrloprd nat.on was anti­ Get Die family up early enough communist : PORT GIBSON Miaa tU P I)— to rat a good breakfast and avoid 'Till* is nol really Ihe genuine Farmer Ed Gri'.man thinks lie', t rusmog explanation of our rffurts. Our solved the mystery of his missing Ke.-p the home "environment" moral position is giratcr and she ep as arcidrnt free as you ran Did more noble than we have stated He found and killed an appar­ you get thr non skill material to ently well fed alligator in the bay. put under the scatter rugs’ Was it tu be " ou adjacent to his pasture. it you who moved thr furmluir around without warning hubby There i* enough room In all In 1174, Rhode Island became and the children? And what s American ta rt in hold Ihe eonthr firat stair to make a holiday wrong, she asked, with the wo­ h oed population* of thr l . S , of Decoration Day, which it now man checking whether the atep- Britain, France, Spam and iter Memorial flay. 1 ladder i* in good repair? < many. N EW YOR K a m — It 1•n't the blonde in the office who ii * h tu r il to your husband. ll'i the booby-trap in the home. One safety experl today urged women to switch the signal* on chivalry and start trotectinc the Deaths IT ’ S 'M USTER WEEK* — O p t. John Kcclinjf mid SFC A. K. Kendall watch Mayor Al Wilson aijrn a proclamation designating this week as ".Muster Week" for tit" Na- tional t.iia rd . Keeling I< the commander of Company It of the 154th Armored Infantry Battalion, Sanford. flleiald Staff l’hnlo) Bingo Is Lottery, Barred From Mail Noting a marked inerrair in advertisements go only within questions about "bingo'* ai a lot* stall borders? tery, l’uitma«trr (ienerat Arthur i A. No. Changes in slate laws' do not affect the federal statutes E . Summcrficld today rrlraieil restricting bingo aome questions and answers on The Postal Lottery Law prohi­ tlm aubjeet: bits any mailing of iottrry rnatlrr IV Doei Slate law making Inn — and bingo is considered a lot­ go legal within individual alatei tery — whether such mailing is a ticket, payment nr advertise make It pomiblc to me the mail* mrnl. In advrrtive bingo so long al uirh It makes no difference that such mailing is ronfinrd within the borders of the state where such lottery may he legalirrd. ‘V Hoes Ihe restriction against loiter* "advertisements'* apply only to newspaper advertise­ ments* A No. The restriction applies equally to magannes and perm Ry N H L NEWSOM dirals which go through the l'. S l 1*1 I orelCi Ner % Editor Paraguay hai had io many rev- mads, as well as to any form otuttom they are difficult to count of notice advertising a lottery and thii California.tired country sent through the mails by indi­ in the hrart of South America viduals or organisations. Q One does not think of bingo attll it not out of the political Paraguay Dictator Is Facing Unrest wood* a* being in the same category at the big lotteries such as the Irish Sweepstakes. Why Is bingo considered a "lottery?" A. The law says il is a lottery. Lndrr federal court derisions, tin classic identifications of a lottery are "consideration, chance and' p ru e '* Th rie is consideration in thr form of the fee paid to play . there is no doubt that there is chance in bingo; and prizes of cash or mrrchandi*r arc offered W. Suppose the advertisement of a hingo game does not mention ' bingo * at all* It it still prohibit, ed in the mails? A. TVs. tiingu, or similar games using diflrrrnl nainrs. cannot he advertised in any mailer carried through the mails. Th r law- can­ not he evaded hv such words at 'P a rty" or "(lames'* nr "Big (lame Wednesday Night" or by nieirly printing " i " . If the ad­ vertisement in iael relates lo a lottery. It is a violation of thr federal law y. Are lotteries conducted for ihartty exempted in any way front Ihe frdrral prohibitions* A. None whatever. The Postal lottery l aw makes no exceptions in favor of lotteries rondurted for worthy causes, or which might be regarded as a "lilile raffle." "I hope," Summerfirld com-j melded,•"that ihese antwrrk wll* aid In public understanding of these laws, which the Pott tlfflrr Department is duty-bound lo rn forrr ** For the p u l five y ra ri lien. Al frrd Stromner hai cxcrciird vir­ tual one man rule through the arm ' and Ihe all powerful Nation­ U » ANGELES (UPI) — A 31al Republican or Colorado Party — the only legal party in Para­ yrar-ntd movie studio commissary worker was sentenced to five guay. For nearly 3U y ra ri, landlocked years In prison Tuesday for at« Paraguay hai been under an al- tempting to extort IIOO.oco from mod constant itatr of liege. In Metro (ioldwyn Maytr production one two-year period it had five chier Sot Siegel. Herbert Strauch. a naturalized president!. German, pleaded guilty last Fch. Now, in Ihe backwash of the 2 to the rxtnttion plot in which success of the Cuban revolution, he threatened the life of both rumbling* once again are heard Siegel and his wife. He was ar­ In and about Paraguay. rested last Jan. IS bv F B I agents The bulk of Hie anli-Slrocssnrr as hr talked with Siegel on the •rniimrnt 11 felt in neighboring telephone about payment of the Argentina where an eitimatrd extortion money. I.AS PM.MAS, Canny (.lands 500.UW Paraguayans have Red. 1 1 I’l - Thr luxury yacht •i imeither fur rconomie or political l i r a . " with Sir Wlnatois Churchill tea cons or both. attend, sailed Tue.day fur Gibral­ Signs and banners have appear­ tar, rarryinr the former piime ed in Ituenos Airrc recently say­ ililnl.tcr on the last leg of an »sing "Yesterday llatista — To ­ tended wintrr vacation. morrow Struct »n rr." Argentine JACK SO N VILLE ( L T D — Twen Sir Winston and I_a,ly Chuirhil! nrwspjprrs have Iwm carrying I) one cases of point have liern report* of police torture of oppo­ diagnosed in Ihe stair this year, are to fly hark to England from sition leaders and raids on thrir as rnmparrd with — at tins time Gibraltar, winding up the vaca­ tion that began last month in IJM. homes in Paraguay. The yacht belongs to Churchill's Ec President Rafael Franco, ex Four more eases were reported ilrd leader of Paraguay'! Febrr- last week. Ihe State Hoard of host, Aristotle Onaitli. rista <Socialist Party) declared In Health said Paralytic ease* were llurnos Aires that Paraguay wa* reported in Dade, Hillsborough under a "pitiless police regime." and Orange counties, and a non The Siroessncr cuvrrnmrnt re­ paralytic rase in Huval. NEW YOR K f l ir i i —Joe Mar acted. Police and soldiers were chionv, Manhattan College's ahot the About 27.01*0 pcr»c.n* in put on the streets in pairs in the put star, has a broken l<one in hu capital. They challenge strangers I'nlied Mate, died during 194 foot and may nol he able tn com. and lock up those without iden­ «■• a result uf accident* In a n d |pete in Saturday's It.'4 \ track ant I ebout the home. tification. Held i hampionshipt at Madison Extortionist Gets 5 Years In Prison (iator Sheep Thief WASHINGTON ( L T D — They have just finished a big overhaul JVt on the Washington Monument. One result is that it’s even hard -j er to climb. Most sensible people don't try. They ride the elevator, and that’s brrn made easier, quieter, and pleasanter than ever before. Thr National Park Service hs« pul a fresh coat of paint on a superfluous sign at thr b«<r of the stair* T h ii say* it's illegal to run. For anyone over 30. they, ought tn make t: Illegal to walk. Every now- and again they have to stop the call somrwhrre up the shad, open emergency doors onto thr stairs, anil pick up somebody who ihouldn t have tried the tr y k .' The monument has been cloMki for three months while the park service spent $123,000 installing a faster, bigger elevator rnd mak­ ing other Improvements. Interior Secreiary Fred A. Seaton, Chief Justice Earl Warren and other dignitaries turned out In a cold rain to reopen It. They cut a red, white and blur ribbon and took the first 60-srcond trip lo the lop. It wav so foggy outside poo couldn't see whet normally i i ooa of F’e mou thrilling views in tho world, but Warren and Seaton posed for photographers anyway al one of the lookout holes. ' I hear that during construc­ tion. workmen one night had a big (Ire going tn keep warm out- • side the ba*e of the monument," ' Warren told Seaton. * Two Jne* brutes drove Ivy and aaw all tfla D 'S At-AMOS. V M ( L T D — smoke and llame rising. Ono Invrstltator* attempted tn deter­ •ant to the other, 'two lo one it mine the rattse of an explosion doesn t get off the ground'!" which killed l«*n employrs of the l.ns Alamos scientific laboratory Tuesday night. DO YOU . . . t The victims were Leo G. Guerin, feel tired because 3.1. and Raymond A. Mean*. 31. \ spokesman for Ihe top • se.-ri e of hard floors? atomic laboratory said no radio TH Y . . . . active material or radiation was Carpeting the Floors, involved in the blast. The men. he said, were engaeed ■iid feel the dlfferracel In a ‘ normal marninlng operation E S TIM A TE S F R E E of ihrmieal explosives, used by the laborainry to study the phy­ SANFO RD « sical phrncmrna of shock wave*."I Linoleum A Tile Co. The bla>! ocrutrrd inside a FA 3-33(1 building. D ir men were killed In­ 123 IV. 1st St. Sanford stantly. Two Employes Die In Los Alamos Lab JO M wuw ; "i* ’■'V rva F /( ~ Churchill Nearing End Of Vacation Polio About Same As Level Of 1958 > T h e b e «t to b a c c o n ia k es the b est s m o k e Athlete Itreaks Hone K ► ITS HERE! Amar-ng b-ji true, and ii can happen to you. If railed by o jr IrlO fJiiir Operator *<ni can reran* over $30 00 in merchandise, servira and panes for a small service riiaige ,.f only $191. Here is a list <>f the business firms who make this plan possible: G O O D YEAR M -.K V K i . M O R E S TIIK A IT I.IA N t K M A R T Sl SE R V IC E GAS CO. I IA L L S DRY C L E A N E R S • SANFORD DOW LING A L L E Y • W ARREN'S *r»fi" S ER V IC E • HIT/. T H E A T E R • H U TC H ISO N 'S C ITIE S S E R V IC E • D IX IE CR E A M D O N U T SHOP fx B A K E R Y H A R R Y ADAIR'S G U L F SERVICE F O N T A IN E S S Tl'D IO D E L E O N SPRINGS . •A>J M AR - LOU R E S T A U R A N T SANFORD - ORLAN'D K E N N E L C L l'R FOR F U R T H E R IN F O R M A T IO N C A L L FA 2-667R Tlie merchant* listed above want you a* a customer and be'ieve that if they stall the hail rolling hv giving you some free service or merrhandtse they will win your mnfhierrf and merit vaur future business. Thesa •fivteea art tendered tv you In the form of a Merchants' Gift Certificate Book. Manner of Disirlbuli.in: A number of names will he railed each day by our Tel-O quit operator and persons sniveling will l>e rcqurstel to answer the Tcl-O -Q -iil quest ton lor that day. U thr answer is corirrt, tha p ri­ son is eligible to receive this fantastic offer. Just give tha operator the directions to your home an,| ihe Gift Certificate book will be dativered to you by »ur special messenger to whom you pay $3 9* ■. I a I RtfMlll Te»(* « ( M lU fi " UBK l l l l « K* D A V ID W A YN E M A TH K S S TU D IO A RECORD C E N T E R H I - W A Y DINER ■ ■» -,\j ill *1 Cam el outsells every other cigarette for IO - straight year f Latest p u blished c ig a re tte soles figures * pro v e th a t C am el T u rk ish a n d dom estic to b acco s has n ever been equalled. co n tin u es its 10-ycar le a d e rsh ip o v e r e v e ry o th e r cigu- No o t h e r c ig a r e tte c a n b r i n g y o u th e ric h fla v o r, th e re tte —every filter, e v e ry king-size, e v e ry regular. T h e easy g o in g m ildness, th e d o w n rig h t com fort o f C am els. reason is clear: th e c o s tly Camel b le n d o f choice q u a lity Today a s alw ays, th e b e s t to b acco m akes tho b e s t amokc. •Cumpsl*.! for 1*44 by tilery M VAuoiltn, tin tolwvig ludusU* s fuenmni aulhusily on ii| trtlL sal**. This prngram It sponsored by tha Adkint Advertising Agency with cooperation of Lie Bujinasa Firm s listed. Have a real cigarette-have a C A M E L T*.- When your phone ring*, answer it quickly. It m ay be the Tal-O-Quii Operator. �Longwood V > AlabamaVoteSuit Hearing Scheduled r BarbecueHeldTo CelebrateBirthday Chaperone* were Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Diggi. Mr. and Mr*. W il­ liam Helm*, M r. and Mr*. W . Anderaon and M r. and Mra. Philip Goebel. The Weekly Jayrte Teenage dance held at the park had an at­ tendance of 75. Fa at dance win­ ner* were Sally Saaa. John MrGlothlin; alow dance. Ray Robertaon and Tiiha Kennedy. Chairmen were Mr. and Mra. George Hamrock, dilated by Bill LaUrce. Dick 7.artman, Mr. and Mra. Dave Griee. Charles Koch. Marie Klgin and Police Chief and Mrs. Claud I.ayo. Birth Announcement SP4 and Mr*. Robert A. Widdit formerly of l.ongwood, announce the birth of a ton, Robert Arnold, Jr. born Saturday, Fab. 7 in Ifeldlebcig, Germany, weighing eight pounds. 12 ounces. Mrs. Widdit la the former Betty Drigger. Paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. I’. H. Widdit and mat­ ernal grandparent* ire Mr. and Mra. J . E. Jewel. Pertonalt Mr. and Mra. Herbert llaymle have at their gueit, Harley Rising of Windom, Ohio. Mayor and Mra. Al Lormann en­ joyed a visit from her parent* and lister. Mr. and Mra. H. A. Adorn and Pat. Recent guest* of Mias Dorothy Heath and her brother, Klden Heath were Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Frappier. Indian Orchard. Mara. Mr. and Mrs Russell Grant and family attendrd the celebration of the 6«th wedding anniversary of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grant of Kurils. Five of their seven children were present for a fish fry and to enjoy the cake and punch. Mr. and Mr*. Theo Tice and win­ ter guests. Mr and Mrs Henry* Baron, visited thei. daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. George Warren and family In St. Peters­ burg recently and also enjoyed a trip to the State Fair in Tampa. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Wagnar of Flushing, L. I., N . Y., are In their winter home on Lake Street. Gueata of Mr. and Mra. Everett Perkin* are Mr. and Mrs. William Daacea Hlaged Wilklna of Pleasant View. Ind. and Tbo Lyman Valentin* dance Mra. Laure Vance, Indianapolis? at aged for Lyman Junior high atuInd. dent* waa attended by over IS member! of th* claaaei. Th# large cafelorium in which etudanta danced to the lateat reeH ID ESH EIM , Germany (D P I)— ordt waa decorated appropriately Officers and men of the British with red, pink and white heart*. In charge of the arrangement! First Royal Korea Artillery Regi­ were BUI Goebel, chairman, and ment here were up in a r m * to­ Batty Morgan, Mary Ann Ken- day over their "100 >car-old" can­ Blngar, Ann Anderion, Sally Saas. non. Someone discovered an inacripMartin Barwlek, Jim Englemaja, Dennis Chamber, Sally Weal, Thel­ tlon on It, saying: "Made in Es­ sen, Germany, 1936." ma Bollet and Sandy Wright. B r JO H A M M O N D ”*■-----VA I . I U 1 M r. and Mr*. Bill LaBree eatertalned Sunday, Feb. I t at their «#Vva»i lakafroet hone with a dinner cele­ brating her birthday. Barbecued ehlckan and apareriba, with aeeom» 4 i panyinr variety of dUhca. were aervcd by the boat*. Gueata aiao tnjoyed awlmmlng and gamat. Attendinr ware Mr. and Mra. Gerard Tetrauit, M r. and Mr*, felobert llammond, Mr. and Mr*, uamea Lane, Mr. and Mra. Kermit aWakell, Mr. and Mra. Bob Davie*, Sir. and Mra. Waliaee Finch, Mr. and Mr*. Dean Finch, Mr. and Mra. Dewey Finch, M r. and Mr*. Homer iFIncb, Mr. and Mra. George H im irock and Jim Gamble. George Harr [atudmta preaent were Frank Petyon, Ray Maker, William Donavan, Kagnar Ahlbam, Jerry Pierce and M r. and Mr*. Joaeph Gunta. Birthday Part? M r. and Mr*. Charlei Johnson J r . honored their aon, Charica 111. at a party celebraiinr hit fourth birthday Friday, Feb. 13. Valentine rake, rookie*, favor* and ice rream were enjoyed by *i gueata. Pretent were Drew Viner, Kotin Hammood, Billy and Sarah I'llclan, Beverly Lynn*, Tommy Balmer, Mark Webb, notcanna Lyoot and Davy, Ricky and Kay Krogel of Orlando. Adulta enjoying cake and coffei* were Mr*. Vlttor Viner. Mr*. Rob art Hammond. Mra. William I’lloian, Mra. Michael i.yont, Mr*. Hobart I.yooi, Mra. Lillian Balmer and Mra. Charter Johnson Sr. Farewell Dinner Mr*. Ruth Hamilton wai hostess nt a farewell dinner, recently, hon­ •jt oring Lt. and Mra. George Taylor. IL L Taylor left Saturday morning. Feb. 14 for a tour of duty in Korea 'with the Marine*. He wilt be join!ed by Mra. Taylor and the children !ae toon at arrangement* arc made 'for thair travel. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mra. Hiaon Eklndge, Mayor land Mra. Al Lormann and Mra. fXdJth Hamer. Following dinner, the hoatea* showed movie* of World Wide Now* Review from 1*45 to pratant I W o Page R—-Wed., Feb, 25, 1953 „ M ONTGOM ERY. Ala. (U P !) — “ romplatcly preposterous." He A bearing will be held here March laid action under the Civil Right* 5 on . a Justice Department effort Act muat be against individual to make the state of Alabama a party lo complaint* of discrimina­ persona and la not enforceable tion against prospcctivo Negro againal a board. The Justict Department con­ voter*. tends Roger* and Livingston used • Federal Judge Frank M. John­ the “ transparent device of haaty son J r . took under advisement a resignaiion to fruatrate federal motion by the state to dismiss; rlghta." The agency also clatmad the original suit aimed at forcing the two could not resign until regiatratlon of “qualified" Macon their successors had been appoint County Negros. He also act th* ed since “ someone has to turn hearing dale on the government'* records over to someone else and motion lo amend its complaint. Roger* and Livingston have not The federal government charg­ fulfilled their obligation." ed the Macon County Board of Registrar* with violating Negro lights. The government asked for a permanent injunction against IN D IA N A P O LIS. Ind. ( U P lf — the board to prohibit alleged dis­ The Indiana Senate came within crimination because of race or a few votes Tuesday of declaeing color. itself illegal. Stale Atty. Gen. MacDonald A motion by State Sen. Mar­ Gallion claimed the suit should shall Kii*r of Plymouth, Ind., con­ be thrown out on grounds the com­ tending the Senate ia not a con- | plaint cannot be enforced through stiljtional body because it has the Civil Rights Act of 1937. not bean reapportioned, failed by Named in the federal suit were a M-33 vote. Grady Rogers and K. P. Livingiton, both of whom resigned as France mobilised about 30.000 Macon County registrar* Dec. 10. dogs for service In World W ar I Gallion claimed they resigned More* than 3,300 were killed and “ in good faith” and Ihr suit was 1,300 missing. Illegal Vote Close Legal Notice V a l l r , , 1 r i S l l r M ta rlw g Not let It h*r*by » ’ «•>' In atcufdanra w it h D*fllon Ji> of th* (U m ln n le County r.onlna n e a u li t lo m . Hoard o f C o u n t y C o m m i e ■I , n , , a of **.nlnoU C o u n t ) . Florid*. p r n p n , , * i n inn* the f o l l o w . Inc d t w r l h t d p r o p t r i y 11-1 D u p le t; 1 - u 1 SCntsmlnger V e r m s it, No. l. t'ublln Vserlnt w i l l br held In Ihe S r m ln o le C ounty C o u r t i, K i n f o i J . Florida. In ths C o u n t y Com m is s io ner* r o o m I l l s ot te.se A. M. or ss ooon i h s r t s f t s r as on March pose** •- H u l l of Cuunty C .im misalonsr s Ceiiitr.nl* County, F ln r i d r lit John Krlder, C h a ir m e n A llo t O. P. Herndon Soll r* of Publtr l l r a r l o a S'..Hr* is hereby et***» In sr,. ,rd an c* w it h Han lo n } n of the Cemlnole C ou nt y Fotilt K ne*ulsllone. Hoa rd of C ou nt y C o m rnleelonere of Centlnol* Count* Florida. propoe*e to aona in * follow lop rleictlhed pr o p r rt y T - l T o l l e r H u m s frlelrltl euh le rt t » e t e ii s l rc«|ulremer is . A li of Crystal l a s n Hubdlvllloti. I.ai>e M a r y Hl«d. I’ uelle hesrlnc w il l t* h ell In tire Cemlnole C o u n i r C o u r t House, canfr.fd Florida. In the C o u n t y Co mmis sio ne r a r o o m on Vlarrh IT. 19* > at l l . * t A. M. or aa toon thereafter at possible. I l o s t j of County Com mis ai on srs h e * .m ile County, F lo ri d a II, J n h r Krlder. C h a ir m a n A l i e n u I*. Herndon bailee of S>ublle ll e a r lo a Notice I* hereby given In accordance w it h Csctlon !* of the Cemlnole C ou nt y X u n ln t llsgu lallun a Hoard of C o u n t ) Commissions!e of Cemlnole County, F lo r i d a , proposes lo sons ths follow I n i desrrihed pr ope rly Al - 1 I n d u s t ria l That proper!) In Ntrtlsns l - I l h - S t i : and S - I I C - 1 I K hounded on ths West h) tioldentod I'.oed, rorfln.or.lv known ss T o s h a * Ilia Hoad, on the No rth by C It. IIS . on H it Kaat by C lt r u a Hoad and a orr>. Jactlon of l i t ranlt,* line of laid C lt r u a lload No r th w a rd to ths Couth line at C It. SIS and nn ths Couth by the Coulh tot li n t s nf tails TS. St. SS of Hardens F a r m s aa recorded In r i a l lluoh «. I'ases ) l and SI F u o l l r hrs rlna w il l ha held In Ihe Cemlnole C o u n t y C o u r t Hour* Cani-<td Flo rid a. In Hit C o u n t y Cornmlsaioner e r o o m nn Vlarrh I t , ISIS a l lb.se A. M. or aa toon i h e re a fltr aa pusttble. Hoard of County Comml aalnnsrs Ceininnte County, F lo r i d a II J o h n Krldet. C h a ir m a n A t t t a t O. I*. Herndon Horse Laugh For ’Km M* y ; j-,.1 Orders now being taken for copies of 1I II • t it' Ihr Sanford Herald j9 I ____ j J pkJtoJdcd iowddJt suUiion For the past 33 years it has of the Sanford Herald been the custom to publish annualiy a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phases of IN D U S TR Y L A G R IC U LTU R E , HOME B U ILD IN G D EV ELO P M EN T, SCHOOLS L C H UR C H ES. SPORTS, N A V Y A C T IV ITIE S , SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y AN D C U L T U R E I f : We will mail this Edition anywhere in the world for you on the date of publication for .. •jit-f a l l t m l LATEST 25 ECUIP.MKMT' 6 rA l* JlL S CONTBOU OVCHS V !i s U X Be sure and plan to send your frienda up ! i X north a copy of this annual tourist edition so that < they can see just what a wonderful i place Seminole County is . Ihr Sanford Herald C a ll j 204 W . 1st Street ohfthinq 'Ifo w i OhdsJi (B y — FA 2-2611 eitcraic aiixcm * a h o . rrct-tBs/ ftp #anfnr5 9m B �Y O U C L A S S IF IE D C A N IN D EX C LEA N Y O U R H O M E I 2 -F O R RENT 9 -F O R R E N T Jbr Bantorb T H IS Vrratfc S P R IN G Amherst Eyes Mont BALL SUNLAND Estates ! & South P IN EC R ES T Legal Notice 3rd Addition. J. W. H A L L VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As S100 Stcnstroin Realty ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Legal Notice Legal Notice Jy. M ii W W U iW iit u n iiu t / 2 RATES $100 To $200 Scott's Palm Manor x 1947 C H EVR O LET for tale. Ho Can be irrn after 3 30 at 417 Holly Ave. 12— BOATS a>d MOTOR* C L A S S IF IE D S 2% h. p. Johmon, F A 2 3463 Cotton A Wool Yarn*. Natlona, Thrxade. Tap**. KO LI.IN B HOBRT SHOP At Tha Sign Of Tha Tnttm P -lc 2617 5. French Aea. Talevinon Tuhaa Teitrd Era*. RO LLINS HOBBY SHOP Jacket* . Ilivita . Tent* •Luggagx At Tb* Sign Of Tb# Totem Pole. A R M Y N A V Y SURPLUS 2617 S. Frxneh A*K 910 Sanford Avwnn* * AIR •O M IiriO M N G I.AB’N MOWER: almnat new 11. B. POPE CO. offer. Snappin' Turtle. 707 Ijikeviev* 209 S. Park ------ FA 2 4U4 Ave. make 74 ft. Craft Nut tnd Gator trailer. HU. FA 2 7(2* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED YYlndahielri Hack (?U*x 23 ft. Inboard Cabin Cruller. \ ent (ilatiM Good romhiion. Only 11430 Door Gtaxx S E R V IC E Phone FA 11341 or FA 2 0220. Senknrik Glnxw and I’.iinl Co. 14— Pett-IJer*inrk4appli** ; 112-114 W 2nd St. 29- F U R N I T U R E HOUSEHOLD and GOODS S E L L US YOUR F U R N ITU R E • W - il V the Mmt • We S E L L the M.nt • B'e PAY the Mmt Ph. FA 2 4422 W A N T E D : Owd .3 gaited hnrie. 'EN VELO P ES. Letterhead! Hate Call D. E. Anderion, F A 2 0913. 1 menu. Invoice*, hand bill*, and program*. et c. Progreiilve Printing Co. Phone r A 2 2931 — IT — R E A L T Y PARLORS 306 Beit 13th St. H A R R IE T T .A R E A L T Y NOOK PI MPS - - SPRIN KLER Eeb. Special. Itn permanent 17 30 SYSTEM S F A 2 3742 103 So. Oak All typei and tirei. Initalled • Do It Youraelt*' IS— F B M A LK II K i r W A N TK O B E REPAIR AND SER VICE C U R B GIRLS over 21. Apply in S T I N K pertnn at Pig ‘N Whutle. Marhlne and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St Ph FA 7*432 D R U G CLERK; Pull time, 6 -lav* a week See Mr Fault. Fault Complete Lawn klainlena.ire; Drug Store, ne*t to poit office. Fertlllrer. Spraying. M o w i n g , JOHN LO M M ERSE F O U N TA IN HELP See M r. Rn 1)4 Billow Ave. . FA 7 7197 wan. Fauiti Drug Store, next 2IA— P LUM BIN G aon K O tiflN G to poit offUr TO SETTLE ESTATE S U P E R T R A IIIN l. P O S T P h. f A 2 0477 • RIG VALUES • QUICK C R E D IT • EASY TERM S WIIjSOX - MAIER New And I Ted furmtur# 311 E. Firit St FA 2 4622 $SAVE$ N e w \ r»e*l F u rn itu re and .VppliancM Mather of Sanford .03 709 K. Firat St. ITt. F A 2 0499 --------------------------------------------------------------Died furniture. aPpHinee*. toola etr Peufht-tnM. I.arrv'a Mart 213 Sanford Ave Ph. F A 2-dlSt. New A l ie.1 Furniture A Appli­ CAI l.-TITUSA II 1.1 r.XP ER IF.N l'ED WAITRESSES ance* A Good Place To I'l I MRINt. A III A I IN I. INC Full time lalary and tip*. B U Y S E L L or TR A D E SANFORD P;«.ne U.A ?7f!)l Phone Mr King, Mavfair Inn. JE N K IN S FURNITURE FA 2 ID ' (00 Sanford Ave. PLUM BING Contracting A Repair* G I R O for local ieirphonr aollcl -,n— G U S T A N D F O U N D Free F*tiinate< tail,.ii work day or evening* R. L. IIA R A LY LOST one hoy'a Rlcycl# alie 2d". abort houri, u la r) pint b»nu* Red. J (’. Htflin* B'ai loat No fxpi'iiinrr neceuary. Ap hJi Sanford Ave. Phone F \ 7 .V$S$ in vielnilv of High School. Caa ply at nmr to Mr Adkim, at be Identified Reward PhonX deik. Voider lintel No phone EA 2 4*14 or FA 2 2X14. call! plra.e- A V A ILA B LE NOW S minolc Really m I'L l AIRING IIE ATIN G l» -_ !(a _ r lD 1 iiW a * i* d ^ ^ _ _ _ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR $ 2 8 0 °° *8280 21— A R TIC I.R S FOR » A L 1 Furniture Moving 1 Storage C. E. PHILLIPS. Agent WASHBURN VAN LIN ES 1300 French Av*. FA 2-IMI "Gateway to the Waterway" Your Fitnnde Dealer ROIISON SPORTING GOODS 3*4 6-9 E. lit. rhone FA 2-SMI .00 only $57*^ monthly, Hospital Notes O U R W ed.. Kel>. 2,'». 19ft9— Page 9 11 — AU TO M O B ILES— TR A IL E R S 23— SP EC IA L SERVICES \\ KI.AkA A P A R T M E N T S ! ro * «» 2 BEDROOM unfurnlthed hou»e: 1— M A R K ET B A S K E T private hatha. 114 W’. Firat St. 1 kitchen equipped E . 3rd. St 2— FOR R E N T $63. ph FA 2 3*44 IA F F * A * D A Y Nice apt. downitaira. €11 Park. IA -R O O M * BOARD I BEDROOM lumuhed home on A— REACH R E N T A L S FURNISHED apartment for rent. • Drangr n.v <1 FA 2 4247 4— W A N T E D T O R E M Adulti only. 1401 Oak Ave. F'ur. garage apt. 2300 Mellonvillrf 5— RE II . E S T A T E FOR S A L E 2 BEDROOM UK hotiac, kitchen Ave After 3 P. M t-M O R T G A G E LOANS equipped, Ill** bath; large barhe H EA L E S T A T E W A N TE D t— V\ \N TI II TO R E N T que pit. By NAS. 170 Mo. S— M IS C E L L A N E O U S F A 73»7!» W ORKING COUPLE — Want »— l l ow I Ms - P LA N TS imalt home in country near LAR GE furntvhrd apartment, 310 SHRUBS Sanford (Preferably I-ake M ary) Magnolia Call A. K. Roiielter, ie - o k f ic k e q u ip m e n t Kitchen furnnhed BOX 24. San Florlit. FA 2 1931. ford Herald. 11— AU TO M O B ILES • TR A IL E R S UNFURNISHED I lie-drooni hou*c i — HF.AI. F .S T iT t FOR S a LR Kitchen equipped. rndoied 12BOATS A MOTORS hark porch: acreenrd front 1 2 -FA R M S U P P LIE S A porch; garage; nice lawn M A C H IN E R Y 5200 Down S I 00 M o n th ly Good location. Adull*. FA 2 4669 1 4 -P E r S . L IV E S TO C K • 3IIEDROOM S with oak floor* or FA 2 3132. SU P P LIE S ceramic tile ba'h, utility room GARAGE A P A R T M E N T III W and carport*. Nlca yard with 14— A R H n .E S W A N TED 4th St.; available March lit. good carpet of g ra n . IE— PLACES T O E A T Ph. FA 2 3013 or F A •«427. 17— U E A U T T PARLORS S 1.000 Down 1100 M o n th ly IE— F E M A L E H E L P W A N TE D IUEDROOM home: electric kit l BEDROOMS, 2 hath*, well lord IE— M A LE H E L P W A N TE D chen. Phone F A 2 3123 ed in town Total price lll.fdO 2E— M A LE OR F E M A L E FURNISHED 2 bedroom aparts i— \>o k k a v a n t e : i > N K K I) ment. FA 2 3237. 2 2 -II l.S |N ESS 10 ACRES or more with modern O P P O R T U N ITIE S home on Wed aide of town 21— S l'E C lA l SER VICES S M A LL tract* of land, high or ".Mv tKa1 1 nctklacc brukc." 24— PIANO SER V IC ES low ground 24 A — B U ILD IN G CONTRACTORS R O S A I,. T A Y T O N 21— E L E C T R IC A L R E A L E A T A IT . FOR 8 ALR REAL E S T A T E FOR SALS RtrWtertd P.tal Lit*'* Ilrokar C O N TR A C TO R S Ph. F A 2-1101— 17-92 at Hiawatha | 21-A— B U ILD IN G , REPAIRS. 21-11 B U IL D IN G SU PPLIES B E otter a e.iit.im built 2 WdWASHINGTON (U P I» — Ser.»te M A Y F A IR sLt lli>\ spar.... . 3 27— N O T IC E • PERSONALS bedroom fumuhed home. Own room maconry home, very ip* Ilemncritie lender Lyndon B er. FA : iron rtou! throughout and in like new 2 1 -A R T IC L E S FOR S A LE Johmon hruahed off * fellow rendition Partially furnuhed. Democrat'* attack on hi* leader- Th i« I* a free |ia»t tn (he Rll! 2?— F U R N IT U R E A All lor Sto.Soo (pi Caih prefer *hip lactic* today v.ith Hie itudird Tlicairr for Ehrahrth Horton HOUSEHOLD red but ran tw* fininre.) loeilly. •lienee of one who ha* the vote* Exp . date Mar. 10. '39 3*— LOST A N D FOUN D Inimrdutr po««e»iion — and know* II. Friend! «aid Johnu.n. pat* in 3 BEDROOM III. living K dining Texa* luffcrtng a touch of flu. room, kitrhrn equipped, family 3 BEDROOM home. I l l PinecreM room, 2 hath!, quirt neighbor A M H E R S T. M i ll. ( U P D - T o m ­ probalilv would ignore the Senate Drive near Pmeereii School, hood, til) limit*. I l l .'>00 Gt ipeech hy Sen. William Proimire j my Mont, former Maryland h*»d eviellrnt condition Ai low t i mortgage 132oo down or term* (D-Wls.), who charged that lypl-1 football coach, will be inlcrvlfwrd $9C*.un down. Balanc* like rent. FA SIM* Itv Amheru ( ollcge official* con­ ral Democratic «enaton have "nothing to do" with telling their cerning the lu-a«l football conn* RAYMOND M. mg vacancy here. Mont wa* re- own party'* program. B’. D IETR ICHS - REALTOR But there wa* no doubt that leaved from Maryland la»t fall REALTOR A IN Sl'R O R ♦'-In Mrihvin— \>lm* Gonuler, alter t»o tlraight loting »et«onc Provmirr had touched a !pol »en- Th ird St. A Park Avenue. South Adelaide ||. Motel — Anociatei, »!tlve fur many Democrat! who 1 1*01 Paik Ave. FA 2 3232 Y ’all ( all Hall have privately complained they j Phone PA 2 3641 have tin little to >ay about Senate affair*. R E A L E S T A TE D R IV E IN M U M K TO UKtK.VIt " I juct became convinced there SSI4 French Av*. Homes ItCAipiiril For T o . l o t in It. vtei.Ai.> »"4 — - - wat an uneaiy feeling on the part M.I.VIV Hit wit*. »l>,l ■'"••S Florida I.ivincn A ltW tU ) a*4 — A h X O tft of many Democratic *rnator« that a" .1 I Ilctiroorns— 1 *11 Hath* t..« * l(* If It* In*. *n-l If they were obligated to the leader 2 Iked room a IkFillof ... , t NnVni)»n ►•in. «*• . . . . . . |.»»ia«*. or atom***- thip— cn much «o that they were "Call H ill' I hor.r y \ SS64I Florida Room ,.,A ••>* *n4 all B*r««n» (wilted " he Mid. " I derided that *liim in * l *. tnrauaa. *r un4#r I.OCII ARBOR — F .H .A . , > . f 11.0 **M Il*f#n4«nt« nr the only way to do anything about nlhaixUf »•>■! oni •»•> *>* It wa* to gri up and talk about T H R E E bedroom block home, kit ii. l a i m l n o on e ehen equipment. veneitun r al.t till*, .-r in.#'##! In i.r It." hlind<. dicpoial. kitchen evhamt ........... tii* tool »iroy*fir Th* Wlirunvin aenator laid hi* i..tri.i <u»,ri»*4. or an* b« m fan. large fenced in hark )ard Ikaiayf. next *pcrcli. dealing with the ef (Include* Ctoalng) with thadr trrrc. Total price T .I * nnitc* (I.*l * ault haa Ween feet of *enatonal "xurrender ' on SI3 .2U0.00 requiring $2.33000 ft t.i l naatnal «*il *> . VV i.I.MIIl. Jt.nali: It; ''LJ.Na-tt. hi* the policy committee, will he down and $70no monthly which wife. II.VUUV IK ihM .TT, lO-Nf; llu.S.VKTT. h a « lf » . anJ IIAItOf.1. made in about two week*. Include! laxei and iniuraore. II »y :iv i:ti. alntia In tha i.'itcwu liniiiodiutc UcCtipuiicy Lvi Incur wnh. f.iuri *,( O.r Ml.Ill Ju'llflat Circuit. In ■ f. i 8 ri.nl. I* County. H»f| R O B E R T A. B II.U A M S . Rrallur We Cuarnntee Peraonxl Id, in Ch»n*#ry .Vu. ttiali. Th* naKacmond l.undquivl, A**o«. m i, t,f Itta a III l» null To Ciul*t SMtiafactiun ur Your Tula uiwatt ii'iiiiitannl le t I Block* Wool Ot Preach F A 2 3I3I Atlantic Bank Bldg Money Cliecrfully ilia* in* *ouiii lea (••! ot th* Av.auo an loth Street. « .» t !!*.- t*at l»i*rant» of foellon Frbiuary 22 Refunded. }i Tan nahlo t» Anulh. liana* t* Open 'tun. anil I'ri. till » P. M MODEL O p r * DAILY r , . i , nnnii.. l. t'ouuir. Fl«rl<ta i I I HRI AKV 22 I*.. J (art j I.i .i * th* naal bouinlAdmlvcluia ai ( i n ml !>'*' i'a*»> 3'II E I lR O O M home with work . . lu ll Ilf Hi* ,»• ' la VAIloS Shirley Enhve iSanford' lll.ltlll.ltI STENSTRO M •hop A douhle caiiM.rte on I w i m :i : i k a m i : it vvKl.NCil. hit Harold Mclnnea iSanfoid) lie* latereel Broker • •* IIVIIIIV ImjN.NI.TT. i i k m : acre land I'a mile writ nf Din barge* IJn.NNKTT. hi* n If*, alii It A llOt.I* i . f. n r i s m n town $2,000 down. FA 2 27*9 II v v i:iN M :. ain ita, B l a l n l l f (a Rothn Inetnan (Sanford) L O TTIE I1ROADBAY varan* I.OII.X It Met.A IS ant — vi i.\t\ in. wif*. an.t Jfilts u FEB R U AR Y 23 KEN T O R H I.r r For th* Itett B u t * tn Retl Eilat* AIINOl.tl anil - - AltXOlaU. hi* Admlivlooi A lew lair* aalfv. I( llvlno, *n*i tf UaaiJ. thrlr 3KE (TT.I.EN 4 HAKKKY Cor. IIw y. 17*92 & 27th SI. . -*n h alf. U*vla*M la tt 1**a. Jamei Edward Thomat (San I I I N. Pirk — PH. F A 2-2124 eaa ||)4 # r’V M < |H P*f* W. A. t agl*. J r. Salaaoian Phone F A 2-l.VOt ford i * , Iai ini ii s |»». ttarouth or un MO N. Para Ave. Ph PA 3-1X91 •MV of t h * »* !1 d t f t n d R n l t of d» David Bruce Filx tSanfordt IF IT IS RKAla E S TA TK oi hi•r a IBP 4 m l an * an d nil Mr*. Rena Randall (Sanford) #»tB*». r a i b t . anv • a tlaim lriK •»k Crumlay A Monttith ( ROOM unfinivhed frame hmiir i.r l o l r t r * ^ In. or D « U uoon. •|t|« Dluhargrt it 117 South ra rk Ph. FA 2 4Cv$ on large lot 4 mile* B'ril of j r«ln «ts#cnt»J t na r * i t i>ru|»#rty Pauline Teitun (Sanford) AH m v D a r i ! l i - r a u f tlafeii J a n l* Sanford, nff Rt. 46 Deep well A i. t iii: iiii.iir m u h i . \ m u T •ii am i fi of y o u ar a r#* Paul Tomick (Tltuiville) J . III. I l l < III. I l l I . C M ........... rlrrtric pump. FA 2 1421. v u ur tn i»# r MAJOR ItltOBN R E A LTY |o fila D i If f .l tll.il ! ..I S I I , F M I H I I M Katherine Bellamy (Sanford) inl.i iMaIS w .. tha IH V I 1Ita a Ir r k Of Realtor si m i m . i>n:j ••.tilled » r»urt «nJ ' i r » i • Corine Duval and baby girl 6— MORTGAGE LOANS •ran imii ».i*i mi. s r L A K E MARY • *** ihereof 11)»r»tk tililnUffe* »*• j . ii. n i u M .i t . (Sanford > i.m*3* TIIO)ll'HOX A HIlKTT. Ph. F A 2 3237 or FA 2 !M ( • !«-••! Riijtrt* tu II Kelt C tM n l $l.0>»i to Sluo.ooo available (or t'laikiirr. Asfiijw. U fU m.i . FlorUa. not U t«r .... r-irihair of »rrond martgigr« 11.441 Mifrh !•«Isa. •• r#4iuir»t| F I I A .S K U B o m O H L ' F F III al al 3-UEDROOM ( R home, kitchen 1»A« m Ilecrti Pro ConI'll DrLucian. Orlando Temple t ••fa-ii .jam* equipped, $1 (100. lake up low f9- *ti u l I*9i rnteied a««lnat you M in i li i t . * r r i an I (9o2 nr Midway 7 332$ 4 t ||th *>f I4U TO! R S I. I 'll W .M ,|,n r* l an.| monthly pa) inrnl> Ph FA _ • 3.'74 IS tVlTNLB* W H C nCO r 1 fciY# F ltA M i a lit i TON VM*III. n f h i r i ind I ! t h i ; c I h . i i i . o i n t i.r n i l • '. IF F hi* - I f # 9-rUIWKIUi. 91.AVTR rr * afft<I« I r«4| 4 1 Btnford litnl- x i v t h J i l i n i n . i i n n i t i n p.-al l.lllia U n . ; i F A R M H R S A F .F a .N C Y f)rv{9 i hiitir, i'l>'rM4 thtf In i d ir a s h r o n a r w i s m r i i i i s t i . I.I.allaM,,* -I. Saw lari* W O O D R U FF'S V V. Former, Realtor l l o n i l . ! is m i s . m v .... a m of februiFr V o U A III: I I K I IM I V V i T I H i n f* f* VV«r*>don J vv. IXIITIN an-l 8 . ». HCMiKtl- I h * 1 a I ami l. ln t f. r tha aaiaklleh Farm I C a rd a n ('exit' D. II. BThltmorr. Anne. v• ri#fk of Hstd Court •ON la-f.i! iif a atalutc, a • a a . n<• > l ANNUALS Mv Mat IM T. VlhUn I'lalnllll* a •a >->u, landa Ii. n.. ■ • 1I4S. French Ave. Ph. FV 2 3221 l**uuir «.!#rk eoi Celery A*e. ca • 1 IT i .Me Y» H..iith7 (ia'kaa After hour* KA 2 2411 or E V 2 4»J1 IM \l.» m v j i . . / i \ » 8 i .• . t: i.ig vi r .T .i ' I ill. 'll.-if I . ) ' )f|||4 A li n K T T JASE MOEISaKI, l :> Wll* <■ al *•h Ch iflju^ U 4V6rnitien' I/it| •» » «•( < •"♦:•! Avenui A/ALLAS In Bloom. Large r>a i.e-lani* • "• 1 } In pg I'I S t r i a . M h i t b#*n w. h . -Bill" S TE M P F R Ag*nyy A***rn#v» PUlMIffi V i.rn i o r v n i m . v i . r . Selection from 39r or 3 n l# l 4 |4 fiH )h t| g n d % r»u I f f fe I Orlandw FlorMs Realtor A Inturrr I . .I I I .) !.!>*( in . •I I I f|\lir#f| in ) » m » 4 innv **f Iv in 1 . for II to v .11 . la harali) alv*n >• • , All##. L i l i f i H O l i t r , lla R I st i ff G R A ri.Y H .LF . NURSERY i.. a I Inal I... i>a u t (»>#. i t iiL u l J* M i 1 Ariel! I'rlrr. Eyerctt Harper I I I I I I III! * \ Of IS l U l t l M J l a i n . , f i r , — . * ilal.ll I . * : l r d d a y of •'#'! Grapeville Avr. PA 2 0M6 IB |t#g phf that I i*;» •> i ■ a.» I I" «'hanc*rr . a ( VVABnlt k a » l U m i l l . . Fhoue t A 2 49*1 ' I ? N Park • it f it4 o4 •'I i t»uiln*M 49 l>m N . **|. Hi* i.'lrrult i.’ogrt < r « f h A k lflU f. P a 4J * la W |h l. |*«rk I f’a*v Ptrrtinnlr C o u n t ). c * f ld R U E A L T IF U I. DIKII HARDENS *ha Malh J i lictal *'lr ult in . •-I ►I .r ld« M 4 fit* I M iflf l •| | a a a a ■ a. . « , . _ , . l -lor i :*f ft titioui n 4n>4 t for aim' >>eIa reunlv. Flan-la. •w#r i p P l i i 4 i L IK E rn U M m a d frn . nnlrnciii) .XANFURD I I.IMVER MIDP f Courv ird f intinn « | i , » a .1 'V -AIXTIN* lad 8 * f h f C le rk rf \ii i « ir. ill I ' o u n home with (lnuhlr garage FA 2-1422 er FA 2 4171 f *#*'•!•- RRi.f f-4nif *||h tht 4 » t mf X 41 • l I R M . R R t - . S a>* ih* rialnniia, nr btfi.r# tht FA 2 61 "2 < Ufh ••f ilia • ircult Court. an.l IIAT VIOF.IN8 KI an4 11.1/ v. I>s*. if m u fan i • 4 « *v a .la ire# • r • i ..nfe * • . I* . i Cad n il i f l 4 i « I t A e t l N i l l f f liKTii j i m . UOXIXntCI. kla 11— \niamnbile* A Trailer* far it.e t •itaf .1- nand * il DfoUeloi-a gif th* Ftitl- All.: V M It V IV M M I. II v f k f 'f f 2 ItEDROOkl t il home. I lorlda t ..•(» S - m t Ntatdtf, In.a If h: H#'*« v .v s -- <‘.vm in i :*! k in .f j . hk i - m f il In tha I* lit pi a(of UA D A I.LIC DON) i I u| i 1* i i ' • I M l •> I I of 14A I t l t M l l l H I T . c k t i ..:* v v a t s i - nv»:r.a i< .. v i.Kim. ttorerooni. kite hrn equip C ftfllh h le (* O U ft(t )*t*sf t<|a » .toh n Ml ifh off p r i . h e i i.i - T n i . .irvtiN t;i • 9 ped Venetian blind* Fenced 19,-7 Cedalllr •M>*' Special Pour s dm y #y u n i #i i 4 ' 1‘oBn Nllh ax t.t . VVMITI:. and O r . . i l 'H I . II Door Solan Full poaer inrludL ii%. r .i . :» a v i.> * m . ti l i r T . ' I I I N e r . N ara O . l c v d . - ' i • I HRfl.\DD.\ i !*-h #r vard la.w down pavment I tha ‘ ‘Ircult f o u r ! *»f HaminnO inf powtr window* and ieit*. w il l tall la lha M i V i l l a m PA 2 7961. f'nuntf h I J J r r It r r aal, *1 Ilia Ffoltl don * Thii ti ■ one owner tar with Mr Martha T . \ i li t « n nf III. rallil.li.la ! ‘allCIt I ' - u f l . *'|9tW ihow room newnn*. Il ran Iw. N-iut. In aanfnfd Wamlnnta r n i m . r .1 S TO R Y FRA.MR ffaniel j l,»Kt 11» Flartda a' 11 -■ . I v > vi na lha )ourt for » vm : $ LARGE BEDROOMS with large •IN nf VlarcS. 1»-C i r . fnl* O f w A i U l l ' k a (IN I.3 93993 Inn |t>* . It c rr i l ad !>rn**ri* .., art *M Tirh A\t»iLe #ot4(h clnieta in each, I S hath* Liv I n t 4r i Florida IIOI.I.ER M OTOR SAFES larth is laid Final D< '»• m . n i t i U Aftn enay f r T l i l p t i f f Ing room with fireplace, dining t ^ i : winek i » at in s h a .v 2nd A Palmetto MuHliah )'•!. I I, I I , ?ft and M trrli II.Ill t:x. arrerdlne I-, Pta! room, butler* pantry, kilrhrn, « 1» I » FA 2 4211 nr FA 26,11 tharauf ra*»rd*d tn Plat dan or mu*ir room, rrceplion ti v i. v«f* *:. Pom i * n*hall, three port lie*, large atlir. , rda ,.r Utmliinla .*oual. is i n - : i . . . v i i ii i i i . i n r , CIIEA R O l.E T Florida. iv v VII I OH »i. H I M . I I 11.1 v . garage, rarporte, boat portr 1*37 ( hevrolri '"210" i'our Ikwir, t.a.c-t Ihla d a r ef Fakruar1 1 . I I OilII. ! pluv workihop. Lo< a ted on 2'j H 'l I \ . . I i.*l ! 1 1 : n i l 4 Pav*tngrr. Station Bagon: 6 IflKAtl comer loti, (iood potential for im iiA itii j u iM a r rylin.lrr engine. Power Glide 0 p. tiarndnn ■ •aeaaaao Inveitment or Income; rloie in .Mark af aatd .'It -I! <*aurt Tranimiuioii and Power .Steer­ m . i ii*: ill' i - i i i i H i l l ; II, Martha T . Vlhlan Priced $13,000 By appointment t m »: u titk o r ru iu u ,.! t o ing. Beautiful tiirqtiolie flnlih 1 M. » .'lark a I . i . I ' i . i ;*".\ m i \ i k i i >:a T i : i i in only. ventral. - * vviaalna with charcoal !in>l interior. t h i: .. .« rvT f: o r i n , i m i : i . j D U r , i .n l.l |i, Of land* lit n i » v . lo:< i: i* );r. *1hi* r i r ha* only 11,913 mllci r o c A m : i i u i i k h t n o t i k h ii A-a-./^y ( —np+i*y and I* In ricrllen l condition. lha! a otlllan Initroinan, ,. >,a. porilna la k* Ik* l.«ai w ill aa4 | , . a U „ . . . , „ .,., Try It and ) « u ’ll buy It. Ta*iamaM nt•*14 -Uca-ifat h «a!l*9N . l ark Avo. I h. Pg 2-9123 O N LY 41263 !•*.,, • ( m i l l , , la prtitaia In a,iJ ■— 1 " 1 ■■ ■ ■■ I’IcaMnt Surroundings • Special Court H O LIE R MOTOR SALES Small mamnry home on acre T o r a i d : i o w d . i i v m , j i j i i m >. • I.icrnsrd I.PN On Duly At .Ml Timex 2nd A Pilm etu f-.r g.1.000 Well, electricity. r.li wllhln al, ralan-lar ...... ... or PA 24111 from lh» 4aia « f firat wuhliia. Cell PA 2 7731 fnr dirrction*. FA 2X121 • Home .\lmo9phtre tlnn el Ihla Sam* In i M » , r ii #*14 CauM an (4 ah**a rauaa. I, F O R I) an* ) « u <**. whv 18* arlK.n - f Thli It ■ free pan to the Rita aald I'ourt In a . m l l l l e t aaM Will 1934 Ford Fairlaln Club Sadia; Theatre for Faye Lodge. Kip. in rrobaia akould not *i*n4 unAre-rdiag Te Cere Required V-S Engine, Pordamallc Tran*ra t o k '-l date Mar. 10, M. VV ilann Ataiamlar mmlon, Radio and Heater. Love •*numr Ju .aa. A a m | n n | a LOTS FOR S A L E : Large 62 x 149. mileage one owner rir. Beauti­ I'nuall ri#r'-1a ful 2tontd blue with mftehmg Good land, cleared, tome landn > : Uath* Powtar •'fai‘ •rk tcipidg. Caih or tmall payment interior. Home For The Aged <il n.MIT. XtUO.NAI.n A HANDdown, balance $25 per month. O N L Y 9124$ i *:r T o r . 27lh A lliwav 17 92 Phone F A 2-7214 . ' ■ - m a n for t ' i » - u ' n i a R. MANN ROLLER MOTOR SALES i»> N JUam X'.aat Rog 5$ Lake Monroe 2nd A Palmetto •ffiirdu, Kioridk fbone F A 2 3413 Pwoliak P*K II. II A U u . i. I ll ____ FA 2-6231 —e FA 29111 Johnson Is Silent On Proxmire Blast W IT H MAN’ WANTED to aupplemrnt pretenl inromr repairing and re-weblung aliinilniim lawn fur niture. You do n»t have I.. be a inrrhanir. our initructor ahowi ci.u how. The man we want mild have a car or place of huuneii; hr mud have $nw for equipment which include! a re-webbing machine, grnmmrlt, icrewi. etc, and enough $ rlnn wrbhmg i» return hi* inveit­ ment within Pi daw I'lraie d» not anvwrr thi* a.I unle*! )..u meet above requirement* Write, wltr or phone tod*)! Green Stair Hr Webbing Plan. Room Ml Sweet Building. El. Lau.lrtdalr, Florida. Phone Jarkiox 3-3U9I. E X P E R I E N t E li Bartender, mid ■Hr aged man Bute R«v I). G e o Sanlurd Herald 2*— Male or female Men Women $10 Dailv Sell luml noui nainrplitrt Write Brevii Uo . AtllrlM.ro. M ai'. i.OST— LEASE AIR CONDI HONING CONTR ACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanfuid A ir. T.A 7 4342 Painting At 24-PIAN O SER VICE PIANO TU N IN G A REPAIRING AV. I - HARMON Ph. r .l 2 4223 Alter S lid p. m. For carpentry, painting, aeieenIng, roofing, ami plaaler repair, a*|ihal( tile, aahe*l*.« »ullng, nij-oniy *>r w,.,mJ *trp*t leveling and lepairinf garage* and wircking rail K\ C 46'.'1*. V A IT T M C LEA N ER REPAIRS I'arta fnr all makrv -if Meaner*; Electrolux. Ilom rr, Kirby, etr. F rrt pick-up. Work guaranteed. FA 2 4:'-. block* of OrRae? ««mple4e ahopplevg AS LOW AS $350 Down $65 Monthly (Inilude* Clnalna) AV. G. Miller. Deieloper Sale* Office llwy. 17 • f l DeRary Plaix Ph. NO R-44JI nr NO 9-4711 « MILIUA NORTH O f SANFORD 24— INHI R A N G E JCaAiiA / iV N i -'<1? ) FA 2-31*2 INCOM E T A X SER VIC E B'm. II. Murray lll l Celery Ave r . l 2139$ .an t'loied .Sunday * —a b tu x b s Rah* nt or iron F.A ?-792* .an FLO RID A COUPLE, for R AVEN N A PARK H O M ES • Meilullinn Hume* • Uuntom t arpenter tooli; electric planer, mitre liox. rlrrtric paint *pra> rr. Neico on*- burner ml *tove Iteaiunahle prire* Inqutir at I0i Shell nd . Dellarv, Hutt.lv. Huill tju nllte $450 Down s a i -r l-.*4l real P LAYP EN In good condition 3 dent! de.lre to rent or manage inn. old. rea*..nahlr F A 7 Ills farm fl*h ramp nr tmall hu«i i i p «* GimmI relerence* Bo* 49. 1930 Harley Davidvun Motunyclri Sanford Ihrald and 1930 if, h p John*,.it An­ ker. Roth good condition Call Will hahy in tn my home hy FA 21701 hour, day <>r week. M ri. Lucille Spivey, FA IgOAu FACTORY ,IO YOU ALUM INUM 40— B l'9 IN la S 0 > | -O R T l'N IT IM V E N E T IA N IIIJNDS Retired or active men or women. Enrloird hrad Sag proof tmttom rail with plaitie end*. Plaitic t Im-al Irani lute available. No or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon franrhiie fee. Inveitment $430 00 cordi. up. Inveitment fully iccured by Inventory. No ulling Guaran­ Senkarik (ilnwa unit I'ninl Uo. teed Income. Write to Box TAA, 112 111 W 2nd St. I'll F.A 2 46221 r o Sanford Herald n Hilhia 2 Plata, A Cenler. 27— M l l l l ) > - l ' r i i v ' I M I s Ironing. 10c A l$c. FA 2 770 work Kstatcn 2 . - E I > 1 TK H Al. SI IH ICFS Expertenred Truck Driver fam i­ liar **nt* North. South and Beit FA 2 0611 P A R T TIM E office type FA 2 7293 LAKE MARIE 71 A III II.H IN G ( O M H A C H H IS kleiteh lllilg work, LO ANS DcBary FLOOR landing an-1 fimthlng Cleaning, waging Serviag Seminole County vine* 1923. II. M. Glraion. I.ak* Mary FA 2 14M. P A R T TIM E office type. EA 7 22*'. F IIA In 23 A - lll ll.D IM . - tti:p \ |R s _ P A I N T I N G ________________ Kxpprifncc miuiri'tl. Apply Thtirsdsy. In 12 Noon nt Sttlforil Store nr Florid* 'ilM lo Kniplovment Service. Wanted Oi N E W ! Joe C. Ihoma* 102.1 Sarita SI. FA 2ia»49 Ilouia Wiring — Electric Service Md Vihlen R A N D A LL E L E C TR IC CO. np|ilicntluii.4 112 Magnolia F.A 2 0913 Cashiers Grocery Clerks Produce Clerks Meat Cutters Il-W -t h Sal# ^ ^ C T ia ilf if d ^ D la -la j^ ^ IMumbinir <£ Hupairs SANFORD FOOD FAIR ,N..w ncci'iitiiiK fo r Rif Everything. Furniture Center. IncluileN (low ing Unxl T'ttin Aleut (in -hiit Si. Follow ('mintry ( lull lid. A Watch For Our Sign* . . . OPEN DAILY •Min A. M. T i l Dark SUNDAY 2:00 l>. M. T i l Dark SUo&makeA. ( onMrurtion Co., Inc. 211 AAr.l 231k Street I'bone F A 23193 s p i n a I.' s r t T i a i a r Quick Laundromat Btrvlea Shirt* Fialihrd In 41 Houri Santlona Dry Claaninc E. 2ith St. Food mart Bldg B O L'TH S ID E LAUN D R O M AT w e ix o r Il u n g Fairbixki Moria Pumpa Rtpaira fo all makea HOWARD W. LO N G >07 E. Commercial Ava. Phono F A 2 2X33 R O LLA W A Y , Raiplixl tad Baby Redi. Day, Weak or Month— Tx l. FA I-S llt, rurniturx Canter _____ H I V m i T i n ) » t ^ WELCOME N AVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD AVe invite you In lie our guewlx xhxoliitely fret without obligition nt one of Sxnford's leading Motelx while you locale xuitxbU housing far >ou nnd your family. Pick up your key al tha Salta Offict. Odham & Tudor, Inc. HRAILEY ODHAM. Pres. Phone F A M K tl Corner lin y . 17-R2 Jt 271H St. �Oviedo Valentine Royally Crowned At Party Hr M A M A * H. JO N H * Amtdat a Urge group ad Student* and In a arttMg at royal •planter. MUa Priarilla Tuhy, daughter of Rev. and Mra. Steph­ en H. Toliy. and Wallara Kalaay. •on oT Mr. ami Mr*. George A. Xalaay. wrre crowned Valentine queen and king, Saturday evening a'. th« City Hall Memorial building. Both itudenti, member* of the senior (Ian. were alerted at a preeioui Inlormal parly liy Ih* actuor fetch erhool atudrnt i*«iy. The throne waa of regal beauty with tan lari* ht-arla forming the background Attendant! Mine* Linda llarria, Naomi Tuhy. Carol Parker. Benia Fleming, Yvonne King and Junie Firm ing were all attired in evening dretaea of patirl aolora and carried bouquet* of red and white in heart ahapea. The iparioui room wai lovely with a variety of valentine* irrac fee the walla and red and white streamer! decorating Ilia ceiling. T h « lerving table wai overlaid With a Valentine cloth and center­ ed with a large white heart made net, hderfpfr«ed with imall red art!. M n . Kddie Parker poured punen. M ra. John Courier, chairman of the •efreehment* eommittee, waa a*eiated by M n. Jamee K. Brook­ shire said Mra. John I.undy with •he lervlng of dellciou! Valentine •andlei, aandwlehei and rake! of fee Valentine variety. Mra. George A . Keliey, recreafew chairman, wai In charge of (he lovely affair with approxi■Mtaly M ftudenn attending. ProSeed! were donated to the Oviedo High School annual fund Clsh Planned lie moon ration M il! Myrtle Wilaon, agent, wai I (•eat at the Home Dcmonatraiiun I Cloh meeting laat Friday morning I the home of Mra. C. S. I.ee on he Charm. Member! made piani lot a dem•aatration at the fair in Sanford JH Saturday, at which lime Mra. i W . W. Dietrick demunitratod tierM d trayi for the local club. Mn. Howard Hunt and Mra. (Hetrick ipoka on the "Buying and 1 fermngemi-ot of Furniture.** At noon the member* enjoyed , •ark lunrhri. aupplemented by •ska end coffee aerved hr Mr* PRICES SW IFTS PREM IUM E F F E C T IV E TOP ROUND V*” SW IFTS 1’ltl'JMllIM CLUB ,«.$ C C J Thoae prraeot Included Mr*. C . Lee. Mra. Lynn Moater, Mr*. . G. Cron. Mr*. W. W. Dietrich M n . Howard Hunt, M n . Harhin •etd Miaa Wilton Time C hange The time for the Blue ami Gold banquet for the Cub Rrouti, Boy Seoul* and Kaplorer Smut* ha* bsaa thanged to 7 p. m , Thuraday Mr*. Maclean Diva M n . Betile Madman, who ha* hsen qultv ill for leveral week* psaeed a w * y Sunday evening. Birth Announermem Mr. and Mr*, ftolert K. law. of Lake Charm Circle, announce (lie hirth of * ion, Itirhard Henry, on Friday. February 30. at the Winter Fark Memorial Hoapilal. Paternal ffrandparrnU are Mr. ami .Mr*. Charle* 8. Lee, of Oviedo; ami maternal grandparent* are Mr •nd Mr*. William f| « e » r r r * . of Llmcpmt l*e»" FR O ZEN S P E C IA L S PORK CHOPS W IN TER GARDEN — FA M ILY SIZ E A PPLE peach CH ERRY PUM PKIN n ic e K lr % ■ EN D - CUTS **1 210*. »«« C E N T E R CUTS SW IFTS PREMIUM SIRLOIN Mm FOUR FISH ERM EN ICICI.ANTIC FISH STICKS OCEAN is PERCH su; m j H E A V Y W ESTERN L Y K E S PALM R IV E R SWANSON’S HADDOCK SLICED MORTON’S B IR D SEY E MACARONI G R EEN PEAS CH UCK m F R E S H L Y GROUND FOOD K IN ( FOOD KIN( Benolil Lame Set I'lTTSB lIH O II ( D P I)— The PHt. burgh llatketball Wrilrr* A»»ncl* Moo wiB ipon-or an all alar tiene •t ha*keth*|| game for ho*pltal Med Cincinnati lti»\ ale player Maurice Stnke*. M .inh *t The •tnidget-gunl’* game will feature •allege ilar* ft & and ap no one team and thn*e under ft fr*t on fee ether aquid With $5.1)0 Order I'lriiee • HI-FIDELITY Cri»|» Florida Tha largrat military rt ervalloo Within the iioundarie* «f a United State* rity i« the 1,MO-acre Pre •idlo * San Franruro. I'AH CAl. 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A tcrap of rug. a elutfetered bureau, a broken chair and a lumpy bed completed the fum tilling*. •it mutt be tomcone to aee me It it a man or a woman?" Tbit ia the houte on the hill— the Seminole County Home. Here the community bathroom*, one for men. one for women, are barely ditcernible. lighted only by painted window*. Odor* of age and aickneta permeata the wooden floor*, bare of paint. RuMy f u ­ ture* and cracked porcelain defy aanitation. In th# Infirmary, patlenta ute mivonnalse Jar* for water pit­ attached to a trearherooe looking chandelier. Eterything I* too narrow; door*, corridor*, room* An old man who **rt*d the county for more than JO year* lie* dying in a rear bedroom. The *un beat* through th* crack­ ed thade*. No curtain* here. Mc»l» mutt be carried Irom the main houte arrota Ihc yard A hot plate warm* eolfee that ha* grown rold during the transition. The makeshift kitchen tn the infirmary hold* a battered refri­ gerator for juuea and medicine. cher*. Medicine* are kept In a wooden eloiet: the door open* the wrong way in th* hall. Dressings and tyringea U* entered oo an ancient cabinet. The infirmary la alwaya full. Moit of th* patient* draw their lait breath* her*. Malttr>»t* are loo »hort for the makeshift hospital bed*. '•That'* all right for that man. ‘eau*e he doesn't hat* any leg*,” a nurte laid. To call for help, men In the dormitory pull on cord* Dithe* are weshed aa laundry I mg room h piisi sant and Invit-j two *(*ctrk *4ov oa. The ovens old lady i, only she peebet a burlap sack on her pillow. Th* tuba, then pieced back on trav*. mg. Ar. old timer works a rroes won't work tn aether. There are no thrive* or cuplwvanU word puzzle an a table. On closer | Milk bom the cow* bwe pot f*rrutjrr u from ■ b* gone era. inspection. Hi* oilcloth covering: lwon brought in. and u ti oo Ihc In Uilt tuu r that can hold many, for Uirm. Many of iliv keys on die up- | the tablet W badly crocked The kitchen table, ready lor straining Uis-r* are few. to Uve ram. or fetght sunrhitie, right piano m ib* living room curtain* are faded and tom. There M th* linc-U of apricot* are mi**ing. Atop the piano te In ail Uus* rooms patnl would cooking Tie* nook envlbw Tin# w , Ihoee tn Ute tutored borne wall to their dining room off a eooa tree made of Chrittmas cards, help, but II could iMtver tod* Mw a happy ivom supplying some color hi >b« hare large ceiling crack*. The shirt-rooms hold ample sup ' necting porrb from tlie kiuhrn. T1>* bouse on lb* hiM doesn't ruont. Tile kitchen has no evsptwards plies of eannrd good*, potatoes An okl man stt* hr fore Ibc no shelve* hi hold the vinlagr ami onion*, l.men eloart* are fill­ look bad from lit* road Its gray blaring T\ Tn* floor i* cov I pot* and pans. The modern relri- ed with tiicett and pillow easel, stucco wall* ar* proleitrd hr tred with hitolratn. A new chair I geraior stands out m embarrass-! all m ocs-d of rvpsir. Blanket* hug* mossy oak* and stony ow­ ing* tree* Well fed etisrtsens in on* corner look* out of place ' ment. like tlie new deep freeie ar* stored ihoee. The fresh green and white din lit the dining room There are1 Ttie bedrooms ar# Ifke 1h* Wind roam ki a fenced yard G Jlu ' § a u fm *ii I m i l i t * V O L X L IX AM United I’ ruaa Lmusecl Wire I V T lINDKPEMDENT K P k 'M I l K N T r t A fDAILY f . r N V I NEWSPAPER V A P i PPD * AN ErtBlillahed 1908 T l l l l l S D A Y . F F H U U A R Y 2t». 1959 SANFORD." FI/MUDA NO. I t T Khrushchev Gets Blunt Warning Collins Urges 'Restraint' 107 Lillie Words U IIY 8 U A S E IIA LL SION — Al Wallace (seated) of Boyd-Wallnca Irorurnnce A coney M hand* Ward Goodrich u check for the first • aixn Bold for the local baaebnll park. Good­ May Spell Success On 'M ixing' Statements TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Lelloy Collin* «aid. For U. S. Missiles rich is huaimtis ntanayor of the Greyhounds, Sanford'* entry in the Florida State Leanue. in effect, today that Icginlntont ciiniliiluti**, the nt'ws|m|HT* mu' govviitora nhould quit popping off an much on the neg rogation ianuu. "The time ha* come for cxcrcieo of considerable re­ straint" in thi* field, Collins told hi* new* conference. (Ib -ra ld Staff P h o t o ) Prison Guard Is Jailed Court Okay Asked For Baseball Club I think th* people can understand it (the manifesto) for what It is," he said. "I hst* the feeling this whole subject It to fraught with rmoliou arid to sub.ecl to unsound Inter­ Organizers of the Sanford base­ pretations and it is likely that uu) ball Club, In c . yesterday asked statement would b« received in , Circuit Judge Voile William* J r., )VC thc corporatlon a i . a different light than It was rrt§ O C A LA (U I’D — A guard al th* were Jailed n connection with a (Q Tina was executive*' day at the tended, that I will not Comment." , ( haniter of C'onnuercv Coffee new men'* prison farm near here tent* of robberie. which invo.vrd | non prof|, Vfntur( lie said his statement about Club, and hi* brother wore arrested at Icaat on* prisoner and maybe The chartrr include* the name* cdr. Jolui Miller, chief staff ofearly today- in connection with a more. of proposed officer* of the cor­ icstialut applies to ''legislators, W rit **id that Samuel Altman poration, which will opcralr the candidates, the newspapers and . fleer of llravy \ttaik Wing One. aerie* of safe cracking job* tn th* i mtriMlucril ihc “ number two" men area which netted more titan allegedly ha* been letting al Icavt Sanford franchise in the Class I) governors. Collins w h s out of th* stale in each tipudron at Itauic) Fti Ul one prisoner out of 111* rcli nightly Florida Stale League. 125,000. when • giuup of legislators, led Known as the men who “do Ihe Superintendent Harvey Weal of to help with the job*. Proposed as officer* are O r D lie drehned to diiclotr thc name II Mathers, president; W. K Mc- by Rep. Iticnaril O. Mitriiril of I dirty work." Ibe executive officers the prison said Guard Samuel Ailman, 26, and hi* brother George, of the prisoner at this time lie flohcrt*. vice president, and John I.e in County, adopted Ihc mani- 1included l.cdr. It C. Hamilton, festo vowing lo fight for taeial Fasrou M . and a furmrr List* with laid Ute investigation U still under Kitipatnrk, secretary treasurer. segregation and states'rights. jV A H -l; l.ctlr. Charles Guliitic, way and more than on* convict Officer* are not elected ai yet. In » speech at Pensacola Wed- V A II-I; Crlr. Norm.h i Mtlnnlt, may l « involved. but the official announcement (M r K »rn e 'i Rowell, West *sld be h it N -n trre 'tl- hinge* only on approval ,n the nesds/,Speaker-iH'signatcT o ia l^ A H -* : gating thc aituation for two weeks,! corporation by Judge William* Ib-ailry tevirely criticized unidrn-1 VAII-7, in hi* second lour of duty lifleil slate officials whom he said ■** Hanford, ami Cdr. K.irl (IlieMyi following a Up from one of the •Meanwhile. W a r d Goodrich. Yales. V A II t> prisoner*. I business manager for ihe Grey are “urging integralton unnecestarCharlie Morrison, pubtl,- rcla I c ca ll«l In tba Highway Patn.1 |l(mn(U m||| |h<| orJl.r, ht. il) " lions ilirielor of Ihv Chaiiilw-r, in lie warned that threatened Highway Patrolman Olin E. and about 2 a. m. today, n. ..H i, ,nR , ccrptw| for .dverti.lng signs Irorliuvd Rirhard ParrUli of the Garrclt w ii bu»y working acci° 1 , , 1on the fence at municipal stud voluntary integration of the O r­ Itlebnnl snd I r-wu Curl, market on chard Villa Kh'itit'ii(ui) Sc bool We,l said he parked jurt outside K T|)p f,n , , urh „ „ „ dents last night. JOth St. M.iyor Al Wilson and ,0 H..yd Wall.ce liuu r- in Miami is fostering legislation The first occurred at 8:20 p. m the prison m an unmarked ear Je rn IM strih. son of ictlinl rail which nils;lit seriously jropaidize and »aw Altman let a prisoner out A A, when Sam Emmett Finley, West anti- regency. <vi least es sum road man Joe Edwards. l’alm lleach, attempted a left t u r n uf ,,le K**®J The pruoncr ran |(S|W are for the fence. the state's frer public school Young Edwards it presenlly s)slciU. into Church St. at Highway 17-W. and jumped in West*. e>r, appar-1 (;4MM)rlrh M „i with a ilrazllian airline, an<l Is State School Supt Thomas l>. cn, I,thinking it wa. the car of, ManagerPacky Roger, and 17 Finley's serlsn was demolished viiitir.g In* father in luikr Mar> player* have returned signerl con itulley said he was In ‘'Complido by a semi trailer driven by Wil­ George Altman. Mom-on announerd Ihe romin,agrtcment" will, Uie state'* rights A few mlnutaa la tar, Gco.gc tracU l0 <Joo<lrUh the team will liam Picric Jordan J r , Savannah, , . , . .. . of Ilia Easter Lily Rail. March C Altman, accompanied by an un ,r, |ra|n, „ r „ nan phlluioph) in th* manlfc.to, Init m|„ |<ne(jl the Crippl.sl Ga. There were no injuries. i n . new dln, |Wach on A „ , , fcoril •ud lie would op|h„» an> m.-vu rh iid n n i Society Finley, a denial technician, w*» Identified man, drove of Seminole charged with driving whi a intoxi* *ontaac and was surrounded by mjf to an innoonceincal from lo ahtdi-h tin- schotil system to Cininly T I -.-ls art- available at prevent mixed class**. ca!rd and taken to the county Jail. P*Wolmcn. Wert said burglar too.* S|ltrr). RolM-rlson. minor league Mrs Applcby'a Restaurant, and driver from Orlamlo i* being »*re found in Una ear and tie .aier djrpc|or (or n,e Washington Sen from Mrs. Inis llouvhoMcr at tlnSanford Atlantic Rank. sought by Garrett after leaving the lourd nuue safe cracking tool, alor, w(lh „ h|f(, s, nford wll| be scene of an accident at 9:10 last hidden tn a spot in lb* woods near Orange Juice wa* terved at llnCoffee Club through tne court tty night. The driver backed Into a 0c*1* *° " h*'h * » u *« --------------------------------sedan parked on the Sunny town PrtKMwr inrelvvd. J of Ihe Rich Food plan Morrl«->n looked at the small group attend Road. Minor damage was caused T,‘e Prjw n *r hlin they ha<l ^ i i | | e S C o n f i d e n t to the ear. ownerl by Marion Clay P *nne<J *»f« ,|?b‘ *n Game* **U l l C i V s U n f i a e f i r |mg and (aid, “ What we lark In ' ipiantlty, we make up In i|iiali(y.*' Kskridge, Denver, Col. !W X ' a*'. \ . O f Fu R e C O V e rV Two mile, north of Oviedo on He laid the group had cracked * IN C L O V e ry , Adolph E Schrrek. died in mate Road « « . . tractor trailer >n. Invrrne... but it wa. load R e f u m T q U j - j Q L ttantly thl* morning al his borne Jackknifed al 11:16 in th* rain. wl,h «*'l r «»• » r‘d H»*> did nol l ' c l u * n • w JO U tvn Magnolia Avr ilffiial* sanl W A SH IN G TO N (U P I) - S e ra hr shot himself in thr right tern Ervin Edward Hrown of Jackson*nT »non*y. tar>- of State John Fotter ihillr* pie with a revolver. villa lost ctmtrol of the truck at he *” " ~~ ' wa* rc|-orteiJ confident today that Justlrr of tlir I'eaca Hugh Dun munrlad a curve on Uie wet |«ve- B U11 Cl C T S W o m C O his cancer treatment* will |>ermit can mini the death as suicide. ment. TAM PA. Fla (K I'D — Many stu Tune was set at R a in C Mr Schrrek was a retired mer­ deni* of the Gary elementary IUM) Building »upply house* in Sr-inl I'hylus IG-niau, Dulles' cbn-f chant Hr came to Sanford four school stavert home toriay and of pipe, which went through th# front of the truck, llrown wat charged nole County werr warned toriay of awrelary, quoted him as telling months ago from foind O' f.akrt fleinli launched a new attack on *** going to resume his Wl* Hr was liorn June IR 1*93,1 vermin in Ilia building ssdii speed too great fur conditions a man who onlrra several bun i*l dulls* Garrett went home at 3 a. in., a dred dollar* worth of tumlrer. 0'*irHe in Chicago, .nid was a member of Alniut 30 niotlier* galheret] in did pay* for it with a check, and ' H® .'!,d •*» thaiT" rwiKirtcrt Masonic lodge No 21* Eagle angry session at the school pun urrd man. pressed her never return*. “ Ye*, indeed b# did," ahe r# River. Wl* , and the luithrmn cipsl'* office Wednetrl*y and cot The check l* always tS 10 more erl to keep their youngtlers out Church. piled than the total amount, and thr Suivivors imlnde his wile, Mrs of school until rail, mile* and Miss llrrn.ru said site and tlirer difference is r-lurned to him in llealrlcc Schrcck. Sanford; one roaches are cleared uut cash Th* checks have hern dr.iwn other girl* from Dll Ilet* office who' ton. Frank A Schrcck, Hender­ Some of ihe mothers stripped look the tceretary a present on hi* Free chest X-raya will »<c given on a hank in l akeland He has TI at birthday Wednesday dirt not son, Nev ; two brother* George l( <ir children In Ihe w ain to tomorrow af the Midway Groeary. » account there polire said Sehrrrk, Harvey. Ill . and t rank show newsmen welts they said asp him when he would !■* bark from 1-4 n. m. and * p. m.. and Hr wa* identified is using the were rained by mile lutes The side salrl DillU-a was •■feel-I .Srhreck. I and O ’ l.akrt at Yowcll'a ui downtown Sanford nin,e °f J - C. Jonrs, alias Wil- Ing prrly good" In ht» room al i Remains will lie sent In Chicago School official* laid they had from 10 a. m *l p. m. anil 2-6 p. m. llam*. Polic# said he ha. worked WaHer Reed Aimy Hospital. -W e fur (ervlees and interment llris been frying lo gel rid of ihe pr-su Tlie terviea i* provided by the h# operation aucceisfully in Vo , a<l |ot, of K(W)J |aurhl W|U| h|m »on Funeral Home I* in rhatgr for some time, bill wI'I uhii sue cess. Florida Stale Hoard of Health, the 'u»‘» County He was quite sharp as a mailer of of local arrangements __________________ Mr*. Joan William*, a third Seminole County Health Unit and fact H r wa* full of i-eans." tint Seminole County T B and Dulles »iM receive atnther dn«* C s .M n U » M . . said (he situation of radiation today from th* not Health Asioctation. pdal * million volt X-ray machine A „ „ ;L L L ,,a>* Hist ahe wa* forced tn Coffee Club Meets Ramey Executives As Burglar; Con Helped Car Wrecks Keep Patrolman On Run Sanlord Man Dies Of Gunshot Wound Mite Bites Force Drive On Vermin At Tampa School S S S n t S T - S Of Bouncing Check Schedule Listed For X-Roy Units Two Will Attend Parks Workshop Not Thirsty, Just Needed Some Cash PATERSON. N. 1. (D P I) - A Den • aged hoy entered a liquor P r i r i C O store Wednesday night and asked J 01b"T for m> Home Ronald PcrTy and Jamea Dnnn will attend th* Southeastern Parks and Recreation workshop at North Carolina Stale College in Raleigh. Tlie three day workshop will be­ gin March 4 Thr program deal* with planning, mitntenanc* and operation of park*, rtadiums and recreational facilities. KharT c,Bt How’s That Again? Chief Is AbsentThieves, Be Wory C LIN TO N , Tcnn. < U P t> - Troop er Fred Brown arretted motorist Oliver H. Anderson for speeding and drov* him to Jail to lodge th* complaint. Anderson charged the trooper with exceeding lb* ipecd limit on the trip to Jail. So far, the charge against An­ derson ha* been dropped. Brown'* aossr aUU sa pending. Toid h* was too young to buy alcoholic beverage*. Ihe youth went away but returned later with * gun. robbed the place of $190 0 and left without bothering lo pick up any beer. symphony I ickcfs Available l oday I S c h o d u lp ^ J V IIL U U ie S Honeymoon Ticket, for Uie Floral* Hym . . , . , prams ( ocvrrt Wrnt cm *a'e today ’ at Roumillat and Anrbrvon. Imich-1 I ton'* Drug Store anil Ilia Kecre* lion office al the Civic Center \ a u personnel may i-ur>Da»r ticket* Mon-lay at.il Tuesday al tlie Base Farhang* Tn K Y O (C P I)— Crown Prince AfcIhito and hi* commoner bride,0 *lr- Milt Mtchiko Sho<fa will honeymoon in Japan, it wa* ann<>unc,'d today. Imperial household director Ta keihl I'sainl nid then- wa* no! foundation for press re|Kirts that Ihe royal pan rnigm fn lo xiiami after their April 10 wedding. Man Cut In Fracas Chief Roy Williams wa* not In A 2sI-year old San.ord man was off it e this morning at the takrn to Seminole Memorial Hos­ Sanford Police Department pital for emergency trealment last Vandal* had broken Into hit |night after hit brother-in-law at camp at Blue Spring* in Volusia, u , gr d him with a knife. County, and mad* off with prac-l If* wa* treated for a deep cut on Really everything portable, even the right arm and thumb. He dal th* Uaana aa th* bad*. (not prat# c h u \ n »> *«i grown *rriou* in the pxsi hold ciat*e* outdoor* Before II wa. learned Dial ver m,n had Invaded thr building, . ..... , teacher* nollced »o many well* on thc children Ihey Ihought an epaletnir of chicken jim had broken out . TI “ ~ “ U H ’ llllc H A T r c n t c d Three Negro Juvenile* wen ar CAM BRIDG E. Mas* (D P I)— Aircraft and rovki-t expert* today hailerl 107 little word* that may spell a military advantage for the r s. Macmillan States Action Dangerous MOSCOW ( U l’l ) — itriti.-rh Prime Minister ilttroltl Murv millntt Ittin informed Soviet Premier Nikita Khrtiachev in blunt termit that unilateral Hitiudan action in Herlin ran "only lead (o a dangt'iornt nitiinlitin," it xvaa diacloaed today. A I’ritiah ajaikeanmn ntailo the diaclOMire a* Macmillan took off Ity plane on a "tourlM circuit" of Kiev and Lenin­ grad without Khrushchev who was 10 have arcotnpamrd him. Th# The winds form a simple lan­ i|vnkrsman said Khrushchev did guage wlnrh enable* electronic not go because of a "had tooth." brains to plan and supervise the The spokesman said he wanted manufacturing of plane and mis to "tuA# it clear" Uiat It was not tile parts by other luechamcat Macmillan's firm lalking t h a t MIAMI i L l l i - Vac t it ,,dent rausid Khrushchev to alumina equipment Thr work will be ilnno j iitehard Nunn is In Miami on att- hi* plan* to escort him. faster and al less cost. Tlie language, part of a system ulher of hta unannounced varallim*. Ilrtlivh sourer* said Macmillan's railed Automatically Programmed 11 a t e m r n t s to Khrushchev Toll* i A I T -. wa* made public at Wednesday al dinner and during Massachuselt* Institute of Tech­ W AMIING I ON t U i'l) — liiiUsa an inlcrmlsiton of tint "Romeo nology. leader* ti»la) pul • "refurm " | and Juliet" ballet apparnnUy had A P T will enable this country to un * bit] to give mcmticra lllur* rauiril Ilia temperature ui the "build a war machine that no- ami higher pined of flee help. talks lo rite Isrsrly- vtoiil-l want to tackle," aalil The sources earlier described Lt. Gen Clarence S Irvine. Air the atmosphere a* cool a* th# Force deputy chief of staff for v Al l...I I v. Mails t u r n Mal­ retull of Khruwhchcv'a Tuesday material. tese ■UprixHoM have withdrawn speech lu whlrn he rejected lha Irving told a newt conference savings from * government bank West'a offer of a foreign minis­ A P T "is perfectly wonderful." in a new- display of passive re­ ter*' conference and drmanded a M IT scientists said A P T work* sistance against Britain. meeting at the summit instead. very oittiply An engineer would F.rUt tidca anurmnerd that drp. take a rough drawing of a tietiliei had reached agreement oa signed part and use A P T language LO NDO N i CPI i i.u* t am­ rulliltal exchanges b-tween th# to write out a brief summary of t - r i d g r Culver*!!) tiddly w ink* two countries. This will cover ex­ llv sprclfiralions. leant, which inecl* Oifisrd today, change of tourist# ami hooka and Ilit- electronic brain would take hat been insured by Lloyds for similar activities. tin- summary and. in a matter nf IriiO a thumb. Earlier, diplomatic source* taid viTiirnl* nr nuiiuiet. plan tin- pall Marmiliait't e f f o r t * to rcarh lit detail Hie brain would then agreement with Khntthcliev had tend instrucllonv to an unmanned DERMA , ii.\K.», visits. I l i l l all Imt ended amt that relations marhint which would turn out the l.tbvrace'i showplacu home here were so ley that Macmillan would part. with a m by Hi foot piano-*li*|.-d limit hi* efforts tn ttresilng th* VI’ 1' will make production both swimming pool was mild Wednes­ dinger of Khrushchev's uncom­ cheaper anil less time— consult! day fur fHit.ivio. promising stand on Berlin, mg reseat chert sjtd It vine said A I T will mean bvl ter airplanes and spare missile* WASHINGTON i t ’P Il — Piedat no tnereate in coil and may «Ii nt Kl>rnh«»wrr today nuintnutrd even gi-ally reduce the current Ml* t lure ItiMittu* l.ucc, foriiirr cost u( uiiinn.il defense. l ’. S •nii>si>»ad«ir to Italy, to be 11111b« « i.tdor to fit Af t|. News Briefs Nixon Vacationing' Bill Given 'Reform’ Money Withdrawn Thumbs Are Insured I.iberace Homo Sold Ike Chooses Clare Policeman Jailed For Rape-Slaying Post Office Closed? T \ l I.AIIAHSEF: (U P I) — Dw spite pessimistic financial return from other amtree*, Gov. f^ltny I Collin* insisted again tisslay that Florida ran get by without new , tase* in the next two year*. And Collins told hit new* cot*, NEW YitltK t il|‘li — A Jhv- ar farence Unit Florida at-psrrnlly D old honor pollrrmnn and a 27 one of only a half dozen stile* in vr .it old companion were arrested WASHINGTON (D P I)— The AgWednesday night for the rape itcultuie Department i«'(Hjrtid to­ the nation that D In thl* “favor•laying <>f a rat year nid grand day tin- average Aliierleun farm aide" position. lie said tin found Il ls out at a ui'-ttier who resisted (heir drunken I ei (iia-ltf more inonry U -t y«ai meeting of the governor's conferailvant rs Ulan In any year since 1951. i cnee rvr-uttva rummlttra In Htlovi, •\ polire department spokesman Miss, Monday and Tuesday. H* sanl Brooklyn Patrolman Franelt I said thr subject of finances and J Huger* admitted that lie help'd WASHINGTON pi -.r raa* tase* received more attention from Im j i Xlts \ mla Mirtuan unt-m tetmis Sunday nrglil after be and U I mim-i) imla) lo extend America s tin- governors than any other topic. llioni.it Murtiia. a triicktlrlver's tajuiidanra tar into the blue Pa­ ! "I found that nearly every (tale helps r p u l l e d the srreaming cific by making Hawaii the 3uth is In mg hard put to it lo avoid substantial n r* lava* thl* year," graniltimlber of tune into llicir state lie said, "and I feel Florida 1* in a ear Itugers said Murtha rapid very fortunate position in havtug Mr- Mir man but he did not WA'illi.N'GIO.N i L P I ) A new :n* (rower to avoid additional Itngi t s wat charged w th It-mtl elite amt Vlurtlia with liumtelile ill-*e wa- s,alter) 111 Coogle»■ to* jlaves." da ■ to let lb* tcui \ lie laid Hit* is no Dm* for pet* and rape Ttie wulow wat found tineon Autiibrlt) Issue ir-vionic bonds to simitm or statement* of "wall* and tcious iri a parking lot Monday u b r money lur axtenoed p--wer woe*" about curtailment of statu services. and dud two hours later in a lint taclllti.s. Comptroller Ray Green taid ia pttai Authurilies had ti-arrhetl In Jarkionvllie Wednesday Uiat ha vain (nr hrr assailants until an until rut died patrolman supplied ORLANDO i u r n - The w.eck does not think ivow that present ti lur malum thal threw tuspirton age of a misdng small prlvatw revenue source* will rats* to th# on lingers, holder of a citation far plane ws> found toriay In a heavily nest |,iinniiim even Ilia 71* million meritorious 'Inly. wooded area about 25 mile, north­ dollar* he rtlimated a few month* west of Melbourne, the A ir Fuic* hack reported hera. Farm Income Higher Hawaii To Be 50th? TVA Drive Started Wreckage Sighted Exchange To Ship 250 Millionth Box Anti-White Riots TA M I'A I l ’IM)— The Offered Insurance $<H)0 Million Claim M A N ILA ( L I T ) -— Government official* disclosed Wednesday that la i it aI rDsrtng and toulrr to a specDI mission would leave for algbl. low alwsul 6$, Friday partly Washington soon to ilis-uvi the r kmdy and mild South and south- Philippine*' 9uo ■ million - dollar west wind* IS to J'. mile* per buer, omnihut claim* against Ihc dnited tier uniUI| Mortilweat kowifhi. States. I LO N D O N i lll'ly — A burglar broke Kilo lilt- Holloway branch ol (lit- \\ i vl iinvl-r Bank Werlnesday night anil stole 14 rent* worth of I slani|>s. SAI IS H l'K Y, Rhodesia ( U I'I J — Florid* | Anti white vtolenir la raging to­ Citrus Ettlu ngr's ?-S0 millionth day In territories spanning Africa I n i of nr .mgr* will h--lp II relr from aea to sea and from tlie bratr Hi Aetb anniversary next I Congo Jungle* to th* Cap# of month I Good Hope Central Manager Joftn T !*•* Th. concert wUI come b, «h. i %***. ley «ald Ihe Klchangf would ship Sanford Civic Center March | Horn the (Mdllasro Georgia Store. Hu Ih>x to the New York Att l->n BARTOW |U P I>— Form er Rep. 1.117 Wr«t n th Si Market Marrh 2 lo highlight Ute ; K B (Short) I Join* lestitled to­ sponsored by the Sanford Hs-r n a ­ Hie complaint was made by E tion Department. A free children's organifalion's annivertary. day he met with Sheriff Hagan A. Covington, owner of the time. concert will be given during the Parrish In I9M to aril him Insur­ The boys were charged with petty afternoon. ance not hrili* him to allow gam­ larceny. bling to flourish. Weather Collins Confident Money Sufficient Deaf Mute Given One-Way Ticket Diver Ends Test Station Featured In Aircraft Paper Tli* llravy Attack story la fr tured m an insert In the "No: American lake-Off/* a publlcab produced by th# Columbia Divtil uf North American Aircraft Co Illustrated with pictures -'(Uodron peraonncl, Sanford I the Sanford Naval A D Station, I feature give* a pat un tha back lha men at Kainuy Field and I people uf Sanford. Dc:- "bed a rt many of th* Sa Inula County advantage*, tncludl ita climate, farllitiee and atUU toward the N avy. A deaf miltr who refused to ORLANDO ( U l i ) — Kkindiver stop soliciting money In San'ord Duke M>er» gav* up hi* undarwawa* put un a bus today and sent iter cnrluranca test Wednesday hack to her home la Griffin, Ga. after 17 liour* and 3u minutes, far Sign tn the rear window of t She was turned over to the vhort uf the 19 hour* snd one min­ foreign car parked In downtowa S . riff* Department by local ute re -rd act last year in k * » Sanford: "Help Stamp out CadOpulic*. ^ lir a " |Orleans. .Sign Of The Timei � 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, February 24, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 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