13 10 157 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/776da5b76bec57895044542191b555c6.pdf 1dc78c356b82763de2b0add368d27f4c PDF Text Text JU S T ASK THE FO LKS WHO LIV E I TH ERE I I Tennis Courts Basketball Courts STATES Dedicated Parks Shuffleboard Courts Recreation Areas On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 HOMES C O M P LE T E D AND R E A D Y FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Down Payments • • low as Otheri under construction will be completed within one to three weeks * 4 0 0 Monthly Payments m low M A Homes Are Equipped With These Plus Features — ('u«tnm Hull! f j i h l n t U * Terrain) Floor* • 0 K Stove • (1 K Refrigerator • (J K Hot Wnler Heater* Tile ltoIh • Venellnn Blinda • Wnl Fumiic* • C ltjr ft* w it * Paved R t m li Sidewalk* Street I.lghla Recreation Arena Tennis Courta Basketball Court Dedicated Parka We cin qualify you for one of these plane hi thirty minutest Baa Complete!/ Furnish id Modal Homa Today I Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Returned! 0 rr . J & Soloi Office udor. u Phone F A 2-1501 �— „ ---- Aft Local Group Supporting Macmillan, Nikita 16789768 Cross State Canal Drive £ ,.e Saniurd-T.lusvide Canal will not be emphasised Una week wh«n the Florida Waterway* Com­ mittee meet* with Florida'* rangrosionfl delegation w Washing­ ton L.stead. the Committee, which met Friday in Ocala, will push for the allocation of tund* for the actual ttart of the Cruu State Canal. It will urge the delritation to »erure an appropriation for the j O ’Ject. In the proipectu* prepared for the U. S. Corp* of Engineers. UuCro«* Stale Canal »a* approved for construction. Since 2530 per ce.it of the tonnaire utrd in the report would pat* through the St. Johns River and the Hanford- Officers Stumped % Mayor Slashing GKFFNSBUH G. lad. |U PI) — Police today said they were at a to** for clue* to the identity of three men who lurrd Mayor Shel­ don Smith to hi' office and slash­ ed him about the face, neck and arm* with a rator blade. Smith, 39, who al»o served »a p ly court judge, told police he behoved the Saturday night a* awult wa* a grudge attack. Attendant* at Memorial lloipiU l (aid Smith wa* in fair condi­ tion. He wa* uncunaciou* for nearly two hour* after the attack. Smith *aid he received an aronymou* telephone call from a man *eeking help in filling out hi* Income tax. Smith arranged to meet I he man at hla downtown ofee. where he eonduet* an acuntmg bu»ine»a. ' Smith *aid three men were wait­ ing at hit office and one began ■lathing at him with the raior blade while the other two held him. The bandit* took money from Smith'* billfold, poibe laid, and lifted the *a*h box in hD office. Smith, the fattier of three child­ ren, ti concerned mortly with mis­ demeanors and traffic caiet In la capacity aa city judge. Howvar, he octaiionally aentcncM violators to *b»rt term* cn atete penal farm* ____ a t * Hoffa Interested In Higher Wages MIAMI BEACH <UPI> - Team s l u r * President J a a c t Hoffa lay* he te more Intereeted in higher cragwe than hi a ehorter work Week. We're not going to worry about a lew hour* off until we've railed living itandard* first." Hoffa said at a newt conference Sunday. "Who want* to stand still with Mm tame wage* for two or three o f f ir i just to have the eatra *Whm«V' he aiktd. Hoffa convened hie board of di­ rector* here today. He »aid the ■nion will discu** plant (or seva r il announced teamster* organ! ■alional drive*. Hoffa said a shorter work week would not improve the nnemploy meni lituation. "If a man only had to work (our eight hour days at one job. he'd ju»t have to taka another 9[>art-time job — probably for leae pay." he said I Titusville ( anal, the Sanford pro­ ject will depend only on the roostru.tiun of llie Cro>» State Canal. Waterway* Committee Chair­ man John tinder said, "Then the Sanford - Titusville Cana] would become a oecrssily and justlflcalion for conilructiua would he a mailer of course." The lawmaker! will meet with the committee delegation at a luncheon In the Capitol Building, Thuraday. 8|pokrsman for the group will tie Cordon Thompson, Jackionville. The canal pruject would link the Atlantic Ocean lo Ih* Golf of Mexico. Krider wiU leave fur Washing­ ton tomorrow night. During the stay he will meet with Navy of­ ficial* in reference to the Sanford Naval Air Station, and will eiatt an Industrial prospect Krider and Al Lee represented Seminole County at the Water way* Hireling Friday, Five Persons Dead In Flaming Crash CALLAHAN. Fla (U P H -F iv e persons were killed in a flaming cartruck crash on U.S. 1 just south of here early today. Highway patrolmen salt! only one of the victims could l« im­ mediately identified. He was John A. Barlow. 32, a Marine stationed at Camp Lcjeune, N.C. Trooper K. S. Akers said the other victim* were a woman, aga uncertain; a woman betwrn If and 25; a man about 15; end a boy about 10. Akers said the victims were la a car headed north which wai on the wrong tide of the highway when it smashed head-on Into a Dactor-trailcr truck Driver of the truck was Howaid Lewis Fast of Crdarlown, Ca., who wai admitted to SI. Luke a Hospital at Jacksonville. Akers said the car Wat driven by one of the women who appar­ ently fell asleep. It took workers more than an hour to remove the burned bodies {nun the wreckage. .Uteri said the bodies were «o badly burned It probably Would lie afternoon before identification of all the victims eotild be com­ pleted. Marshall Suffers Another Setback MOSCOW (U P D —British Prune Minister Harold Macmillan openrd formal talks on East-West las u e s with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev in a I 1* huur meet ing at the Kremlin loday. A British spokesman said Use two piemicis “discussed world af­ fair* in general." He said they "have not gotten down to AngloRussian relations." The London Dally Mad ssstd Macmillan tuk] Khrushchev in in­ formal talks over the weekend that Britain L ready to sign a non-aggression treaty with Russia if he finds it would help ease Fast-West tension*. An offirisl Soviet news agency report on the opening session said "a review was continued of ques­ tions of mutual interest." Macmillan showed up foe hie meeting with Khrushchev wearing the foot-high white fur hat be wore on his arrival in Moscow arid which delighted Muscovites. He also wore a borrowed fur rowt. A British spokesman said Mac­ millan "gave a full explanation of Western thinking on (he Soelat Union and its policy" to Khrush­ chev at their informal talks out­ side of Moscow Sunday, "Khrushchev spoke extensively on what the Soviet government thinks of the West and Western policy," he addtd. At Least 120 Dead In Tribal Rioting BRA ZZA V ILLE. Congo (l'Pa»— The savage intertribal rioting that killed at lead 1ft) Krrroca here last week wa* reported to­ day to have *pread tot hr jungle town of. Ft. Rouitet, J30 mile* north of Rrauaville. Thr re wa* no Immrdiatr report of casualties from Ft. Rnusset. but It was known that a number of native huts there had been art on fire. A detachment of a'.ate police was sent north from Rrauaville late Sunday in anticipation of trouble at Ft Roussel. y A tense calm reigned in flrasaaville loday with several thou­ sand French • officered Negro troops patrolling the streets ready to clamp down on any new riot­ ing. Wailing African women, carry­ ing their household belonging* on their heads, were streaming back Into the devastated rows of shacks in Poto-l'oto and Bacongn. at oppotlle soda of this teeming city. B rsn a villr remained under vir­ tual martial law, enforced by French High C o m m i s s i o n e r George* Guy with the consent of Premier Fulbert-Youlou, head of thi* Infant African republic. * _________________ XLIX U n ited a w iINDEPENDENT N n E P K M n c N T DAILY n iii.T iNEWSPAPER t r v v Q P ip c b AN PrewA Estab lish ed 1908 M ON DAY. F E B R U A R Y 23. 19'.9 SA N FO RD . FLORIDA NO. S7« Segregation End Not In Sight For State Schools, Odum Says Option, Scholastic White House Hits Pioneers Assem ble News Briefs Averages To Help, Picks Italy Vacation Demos On Dulles For A n nu al 'Night' Official Declares BONN. Germany lU P ll - West German cAaneellur Konrad Ade­ WASHINGTON <UPI>— The nauer plans to vacation In Italy Mints Houie taid today that for the second straight year. Democrat* demanding th* re­ placer lent of ailing Secretary of WASHINGTON (U PI) — Rainy Slate John Foster Dulles an- juit weather forced postponement oil trying *lo get Ihelr name* in the groundbreaking ceremonies today newspaper*." Sen*. Stuart Symington (D-Mo ) for the new east front of the UJI. and Hubert H. Humphrey (DCapitol. Mmn l called on President Eisen­ hower to name a successor to Dulle* at once. TEHRAN, Iran (L P l)-lra n la n White House Press Secretary : *• * * * Jams* C. Hagerty di»mU»ed the tiraWMediby ^vlat^threata. of^re- ,|1(fment, * , M much publicity tallatlon If Iran signs a military reeking. He said In answer to agreement with the L . S. luestions lhal "it Is remarkable what people will say lo gel their names In th* newspapers." HIGHLAND SPRINGS. Va. Hagerty said this was his own «U P I> - James W. C ast. « . was rescUon lo the Symington and burned te death Saturday while Humphrey statement* but that th* trying to find and save hi* dug lYrridenl was aware of them "lie Is also aware of th* many in his biasing humr. The dog al­ other member* of th# Senate from ready had fled safely. both parties who say we should avail ourselves of Dulles' ser­ TOKYO (UPI) — The city gov­ vices," Hagerty eald. Sens John F. Kennedy IDernment voted a special 555.600 appropriation during the weekend Mass ), John J. Sparkman (DAla.) and Richard L. Neuberger to fix the road* which Crown (D-Ore.) differed with Hymlng Prince AkiWto and his commoner Ion and Humphrey. They said fiance will i-avel on tnelr w-d- Eisenhower should wail lo name a dmg day, April 10. successor to the cancer stricken Dulles. Elsenhower, meanwhile, s p e n t MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U P Ij~ more than an hour with Acting The U. 1. JU'tlee Department Secretary of State Christ tin A. goes into federal court here today Herter. Hagerty said th# meeting to seek a psrmanent Injunction dratl with a broad rang* of Stale against two resigned vutlng regls- Department mailers. tan and to half allrgcd discrimi­ nation against Negro** Ceremonies Delayed Iran Won't Scare Gives Life For Do? Road Repairs Slated Injunction Scheduled Strike Violence Hits P iIT SU iH G H (U PD - Police were ruthrd to e plant of (he strike hound Allis Chalmers Co. today when pickets tried to halt a flat-car by forming a human bar­ ricade. Police (armed It a not and arrested morr thin 15 persons. Syrians On Parade Case Isn't Closed On Air Space Here Negroes Arrested W ire -f ------------------ FT . BRAGG. N. C. <U1»1>— Army doctors repurted today treatment uf Gen George C. Marshall, TN-year-old World War II chief el staff, has been compli­ cated by a pituitary involvement which has weakened his condi­ tion. DAMAM.Ua (UPD — several Col. ti. M. Powell, chief of med­ thousand troopa and hugs Sovieticine at Womack tienrral Hospi­ made tank* paraded through th* tal here, where Marshall is being streets of this Syrian capital to treated fur a second stroke suf­ day In tribute to United Arab Hefered last week said the genera] publir President Gama I Aldrl Two middle X-ray units from Nasser and Yugoslav President "shows an indication of an in­ volvement uf pituitary and "this the State Board of Health will ar­ Tito. Involvement has complicated hla rive In Sanford tomorrow The local health unit and the treatment.' However, Powell said Marihall Seminole County Tuberculosis and | -pent a restful night and was con- Health Association are arranging •clou*, lie said the genual's pneu- a schedule so everyone In the rounty will have an opportunity nomia remained under Control Marshall's condition was listed to get a free X ray. One mobile unit will be In as "serious" and the prognosis downtown S a n f o r d , tomorrow wa* still guarded. The air rights raw Is lari elos, , , . — A Sunday mrdiral bulletin rw through March 7. In front of Yow ell’a. Hour* ftvr X rays will he 10 ^ J*1In M o o n s h in e L o s e ^ned «>•*< Marsh.n w .. -hoMmi ______ _______ __ a m to t p. m. snd >1 p m , The cate, tried last week in the Viol. Brown and Ros.I.e Faulk- h* U » » * « n U y seamed to be improVing” sll|htiy during U- * District Court. Orlando, lo­ nor were arrested for selling th* past thrrr days. The other unit will be al the vulved II parcels uf land around moonshine in Midway Saturday Gists Fountain in Fern Park frum the hsnfutd Naval Air Station. night. 1-4 p. m tomurrow, and at th* The guvtrnmcnl *u»d property A The two Negro a uni** were pul Focsd Center in Altamonte Spring* owners for settlement for com■ the county Jatl. from 16 p. m, liensatinns, following a "declaraOther weekend report* included Mr*. Lorraine Graham, exrcu Uon uf taking" In 1953 The de­ routine drunkenness and traffic tiv* secretary uf th* TB Astoria claration gives the government offenders Sheriff J L. Hobby A Ihiee tar atsidvm Saturday tiuri, has urged evrryonr to take perpetual right* to the air sparr said that telephones stolen from night Uvrnt-d things up at the advantage of the service. "It Is over the land* in the approach public booths w rrr becoming of corner of 26lh SL and Sanford only by finding hidden rases in pattern. grcal concern, both to hi* de Ay*. time lo efferl a rurr and hy pre­ The case had !<*«-n reported a* pariment and the telephone oom Jimmie lew Cleveland, Sanford venting the unwilling spread of >'u**d. A spokesman for Kenneth pany. negro was arrested on three this disease that we will ever lie Npauluig, attorney for the dr"We are watching at many •-ounti when he was unable to pre­ able to eradicate tuberculosis," fondants, said this morning that booths a* possible, and trytng to vent his ear from plowing Inin the she said negotiations are stfil in prorr-s. M pl th* phone company to move rear of another, causing a chain All but six paicels were settled them to well lightest or occupied reaction. out of court lael week. The dis­ areas." he said. Occupant* of the other two car* puted property lie* on the west were Mrs. Sadie June* ITuchl, Two i alls wrrr answrrtd by the shir of the field bounded by San­ Long wood, and Almas Eugen* FI Sanford Fire Department over the ford Ave, Mattie St . the Atlan­ kridgr, Miami. They hid stopper! weekend. tic Coast Lin# tracks and Gen­ for the Daffic Ughi Firemen put out a car Itre Sat­ eva Ave. * Cleveland was charged with urday at 5 SO p . m at V * East driving while intoxicated, improper Eighth St., and squelched *n over Joseph Gibbs Jr., uf Lake Mon­ iirenae tags and carries* and ne­ heated kerosene heater at 2407 roe, died al 1:50 a. m. today In flr- gligent driving. Adams Court last night range Memorial Hospital Oibbt jf a * hurt seriously, Feb. U , when *Ua bicycle was hit by a truck on Th# Harford tlauufacturtng Co will ask for the right to purchase {Rate Road 46. additional eity land lo the north Gibb* had a paper route from Paola to the Lake Monroe Bridge of Ms present location tooighl at and was deheenng papers when the City Commission meeting. (he accident occurred He was 11 Alto on the agenda is the re­ quest of David Gatrhel for funds The body la at Bnsson Funeral for the "Highway |7 Asscv-iathin" Home. Funeral service* will be Under Mir leadership of VAH-I, | including Yale, Harvard, D « t- for tourist advertising announced a sugby team ha* been formed at mouth and Princeton. Commiviionere will hear a re­ Th* City of Hanford is doing il* commendation from th* Zoning Iha Hanford Naval Air Station. Known as the Navy Sanflys, Ih* part tu promote Ih* tram Playen and Planning Commission aUwit will use the field across th* street team has formed a schedule, its from the Giant's Dormitory for mechanical garages in the retailcomm*rrial arras; and a consider, first gem* will be played March scrimmage and games. Th* pub ation of utilities agreements with LONDON i UPD—An Air Minis­ 7 at Pensacola against the Royal lie to invited to tha arrimmage the Hanford-Housing Authority, try ifxktsm ** add today that Canadian* of Saufley Field Thuraday at t p. m., whan the man Air Marshal Wlllicm M*d>--.*ld Tha Sanford team i* unique to will appear to full regalia. commander in chief of th* Royal the Navy, and will attend tradi­ Members have been recruited A ir Force la tha Middle East, tional Rugby Weak In Bermuda from aB unite at Ramey Field. May fair Inn guests joined 16 wounded himself la tha lag .while during April. There the Navy Captain of the Navy Sanflys la local prate*liana I golfers for the acting as starter at a croes-coun Sanflye will compete against the Tom (Hambonei Hamilton. The third prosm tournament at th* try race oa Cyprus. British Army, th* Bermuda Ath­ team to the only one formed In season, today. “The air mershal sufftred a letic Aseociation Canadian Wan­ th* tooth, and will represent the The tournament* have bvtoiss ted » * ie d leg from th* bldrJl wad- derers, the New York Rugby Club southern states ax such. a feature of Monday golf at the Ms* apohaamaa said. and a stream at Ivy League teams. Let's have as n. Mayfair Country Clo* X-Ray Units Here Starting Tuesday Leased 9 Negro Is Charged In 3-Car Accident Car, Heater Blaze Joseph Gibbs Jr. Dies In Hospital Industry Seeking To Buy City Land Local Rugby Team Unique In South Officiol Wounded *in Starting Race Pro-Am At Mayfair Lake Mary'i Jlth annual Pinneed Night will lorgm at T o clock tonight. Site of the celebration will be th* Lake Mary Chaml>er of Com­ merce building. In the annual observance, the Lake Mary Chamber has good reason for honoring Honda's resi­ dent* who have passed Ihelr itoth birthday. The Chamber I* in* old­ est in Hie stale, and only recently observed Its Kth anniversary. Invited are all pioneets, new and old. They will be greeted with pm es, refreshments and entertainmrnl. Speakers will include Mack Cleveland Jr., K. T. Ml twee, Mrs. Mary Karl* Walker and Dr. J. Bernard jiuol. TAMPA (U PI) — Yost public Mutual selections will be of­ fered by Ih* Triple Trio and Hi* schools In Florid* ran continue Double guarict from Seminole to operate on a segregated bail* High School. Dances by students for years, Assistant Ally. Gen. of the Deanna School uf Dance Ralph Odum said today. Odum, slat* segregation expert, have been specially planned to amuse Ih* "young" oldsters satd the parent option plan of The piece d* resistance will I* private schools would he needed Dot tie J inline and her dummy, only In scattered spot*. He urged till la, Dorothy is a quiet observer that the Legislature adopt this of coniuiunlty living. Her opinions plan so that parrnla can with­ cleverly are expressed through draw their children from integrat­ the medium of Olltt. ed schools and educate them prlFrank Evans, chairman of Pio­ vatrly with Itate financial assist­ neer Night, has slrrtsrd that those ance. under 60 may be admiilrtl. if they "The courts have not ruled that accompany one of th* older guest*. racial Integration must be carried There is no charge for the gay out Just for the sake of integra­ evening. ting. regardless of normal geo­ All over 60 will be given Piuoter graphic districting." Odum told Badges. Those wearing Ih* badges tomorrow night will be guests of th* Independent Bankrra of Flo­ the Bill Theatre and manager rida at a luncheon meeting. Th* Orchard Villa School la Millon Hawley. They will see ih* movie “ Hally Round the Flag, Miami, an all while school which Twenty nrw hutnes have been Hoys", starring Joanne Woodward the Dade County School Board started in a new suldiv stun near and Paul Newman. ordered integrated next fall, ia Semln»le High S«hnol on 2Uth St. located In a predominantly Negro San Sem Knolls will contain acclion. three bedroom, two hath homes, "Wher* residential areas by larigiiig frum 513.25ft to 1H.250. rare are not so well defined, the Philip J. Zeuli, formerly of criteria provided by tha school Hackensack, N J , has developed placement law, such aa scholastic 2 300 home suldivUions around levels, will result In a high de­ llusbrttuch Height. N. J., wher* gree of natural segregation," Arthur Godfrey, Frank Sinatra Ddura declared. and Barney R»*a make their The Seminole Chapter of the lie said there should be a law honin The houses were priced Amrriran Canr*r Sorieiy will h«M lo drline the reason and condi­ from 5IS,(K)0 o $6rt,ow». un urgatiDatlumd tun ting al thr tions which lustily a child'* withZeuli is now residing In San­ Civic Center, Wednesday, al 7:M drawal from an Integrated public ford. and plans to build several P m. school and hi* receiving a granthome* with distinctive design In (ten# IlsstrU. executive three- m-aid wdh wtu-h to attend g priibis area, "I feel that Banfold U tur <sf Urange County and fleki | rate srhool. '* one uf the (avtrat growing cilice representative fur lit* counties, Omium said Ihie law ahuuld bn 'including Seminole, will discus* ! PAiaed with the idea that the 8uPair with high 74 t* T9 IhU in Florida," h# satd, oflernuun. Parti* cliriuly luiiixht Sale, and promotion fur Ban in drlail Ih* past performance premr Court had ruled that tir# and Tbe-day. Warmer tonlxht Seni Knolls will be handled and th* future plans uf III* local art ui segregation by races in schools ia harmful. with lu* 60 to 65. Variable wind* through thr office of Slemper chapter. "We Hunk it necessarily fotlnwa I to II mile* par huur. I Agency, Realtor*. Dining Ih* past year, th* local chapter has shown educational that the art of forcing a child films Ui various civic organiia- to attend an integrated school, linns, service clubs, Navy per­ reganllrs* of his deep • seated sonnel and dependents and tociai training and convictions would, Irecause of the same intangible, group*. Th* chapter also bar operated psychologk-el factors, result in a loan clos*t to supply rancor harm to the child, and unequal opportunities," ba patient* with various diesiing* educational and sick room supplies. A large said. "Tina Inequality should justify mimtier of women's elubs of Sca legal method by whlrh a parent ruiivula iVunt) have supported TA LLA H A SSEE (U PI) — The rtiung legislation to baad off th# thi* program by preparing th« could make a choice a* to whrih* state Junior Chamber of Com­ ariun. The lewlutiun passed bate Sun- dtr-slngs from discarded bed lin­ er his child will attend an into* merce has passed a resolution grated school." ens. dny said; opposing any mux* to abolish All dubs and urfanilsGon* arc "The J*y<*** believe tiir pub­ Florida's fr»c public achuul sys­ lic echouls must be prt«rrved etui j invited to arm! representatives that ti is the reeponsibtIUy that th,» meeting. Aa Invltcllon U tem. piewrvation ami control of the **»end#d to any rc.ld.nl of the The rwaolulson dowa mil mention public achoul syatem rest In th* county whe la interested in the the race issue, but in K th* fund- of the clllien* of Florida.' work of cancer rontrol and who Jay era* support the school system The resolution said it ie th* is Intrrrslad In maintaining an a* guaranViead by Mir Florida "inherenl duty" of rlvie organiia- atlivc county rhapter. A Charlotte, H. C., visitor toll Constitution. lions w> InVrlve thwmsalves in Sanford wills a warm spot to hta Copies of It will he sent to ltu*« which affect th* life of the heart (or it* honerl reiKlenle. ail members of tne Legislature community they iwrv* and "the When J. Norman (Vase cam# whim Convene. M l* Apr.. I. J(, ut )) Cu,UVII.. , to police to rvpurt the loss of big Sum# legislative U .d.re has# mv.luabU role which “ «r‘lF d e n o t e d U ^ Kl.edullng pub||c rJu, ation ,.U ) , ln , hc #1IB A .Sanford Negro is in Jail un­ wallet. It was already llu-r*. Mr*. uf token school integration ill tinued growth of Florida." der a total bond of tlfut after Ft. C. (layman had found it in ■ tclrpbune booth. The wallet corn Dad* County and have Called for In other revolution*, the Jaycres shooting twice al Stephen E. Bos­ lainrd ttno and Identification expiesvnl full confidence in the ton al Cypress Ml, tlt-ert t allowa> wa* arrested cards. public siltool program a* it esiitls Pease was slayuig aiovartl Ora la Flurld* and Ulgrd adequate when police arrived on Ih* Kenr houseboat, "Noah's Ark” at Mia *1 2:57 a. m. Saturday. financing of tin- Minimum Foun­ municipal dock. He missed both lime*. dation Program fo r public Prase's statement: *1 know Wa The industrial plant of Johnson achiMil, silly to report my wallet muring Electronic* in Casselberry was The Jaycees named • National —but I can tall by your f a r # entered by thieves over the week­ League ban-hall pitcher, a county Thieves stole wrillches and that its already here.” The beam jutlge, a state attorney, a Imiliier screwdrivers from the Stafford on Policraurnan E ilrllr Jennings' end. An official loid .Sheriff's depu- and physician a . Florida'* five Boat Works Friday night, after cn face wav a dead giveaway. firs that apparently nothing was most outstanding young men of irrmg the building through a wlnThe grateful sailor left |10 for missing, but they could not be 1954 dow. Nothing else was disturbed, Mr*. Dayman, who «** unaware sure until everyone came tu work. that »he would I* rewarded. Hie horiur* went to Lew Bur- ( according to police report*. . -----------■■1■ Deputy Yarn Brewster 1s Inves­ itottc. Sarasota Springs, Milweu he* Braves pitcher; .Martin Coun­ tigating. • ty Judge Evan* Crary J r.; State Attorney Guidon Oldham Jr., Lecburg. Ralph P. Farrell Jr., Sarasota bidder and developer, and Ur Hymen J. Roberta, West Palm Beach. A plan fur the "Voice uf Ih* Houthern Stair*" was outlined to Rotary Club member* today by visibility was exit to an eighth United Pre** International W. H (Bill) Reedy, state repre­ Winds np to 40 miles an hour of a mil* in blowing snow and fog sentative from l-ake County. ov*r parts of N*brsvka. Imperial, powered a sttuW storm (torn N*Reedy's address, entitled "The Neb , wa* burird under nine Inch­ Key to Pear* in America.’’ asked WASHINGTON ( lll'l) — House liis.k s into the til rut Dikes re­ es ol snow by early today. for support of thr public rela­ OOP leader Charles A. Halleck gion tuday and weathermen itFurther south, tha high wind* tions plan, which would tell the predicts that the nation'* voters sued heavy anuw warning* for kicked up dust storm* Sunday to northern stale* the truth about will eirct lajth a Republican presi­ central Wiacunaln ami Michigan. th* TtXas and Oklahoma pan­ Negro cundition* in the South. Thr band uf snow was part of a handles and parU of waster* dent ami Congress in I960. Halleck said In a radio inter variety of stormy w**lh*r which Kansas. Gusty winds also hamparad view Sunday that the voter* are broke out on Ihc heels of ■ -arm. "comlrg back to their sensei." ilig trend in most of the East. firemen in cunUinlng e b lu e lie added: "I believe a lot of peo­ Drenching rain* pelted a wide which destroy ad a theatar to ple already ara beginning to real* area from th* auuth-oantral states dxwntuwn CarbundeJa, 0 L TM# Police said a suspicious Sanford tie what a bad mistake Uy*y Into the Mississippi and Ohio val- fir* early today threatened ais resident uncovered a phony deaf made by 'urnlng against Mm OOP ley* and sle*t glaiad highways be­ nesrbp bualaaaa building* tor • in IM 8" tween tl * enow aad rata areas, mule Friday afternoon The bluwing snow, ranging Along tha Boudawollan Wa basis The House leader declined to When the man handed her a card lhal asked for bus fare to guess who the I960 Republican from two to nine inch**, began River, nearly 30,000 acre* of farm* Jacksonville, aba called th* police. presidential nomine* would be but Sunday and pushed across nor­ land remained tinder water In tb* President thern Nebraska, southeaster* Uwrencavllla, B L, area da spite Josh Tucker Hatton wae found conceded that Vic* to be "Just pretending.' He talked Richard M. Nixon and Near York South Dakota, northwestern and efforts to drain the Ikaalwalers by a lot after he wa* arrested for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller had • northern Iowa and southern MIn­ dynamiting n break to • n r^ n vagrancy. to toe m s *. New Homes Slated Near High School Cancer Group Sets Planning Session W eather Retain Public Schools, Jaycoe Resolution Asks Wallet Returned, He Likes Sanford Police Jail Negro In Shooting Case Thieves Pay Visit To Johnson Plant Thievtn Take Tools Snow Hits Lakes Region, Bill Reedy Talks To Local Rotary Storms Pelt M id "Nation Halleck Predicts GOP Win In ’60 ‘Mute’ Uses Card, Woman Uses Phone �| g—Mot., Teb. 28. 1989 Rife t o t i r f fm O Quotable M id-Florida Picks Quotes Dunn A s M anager Legal Notice M l:tilLl 1 in« La i t i n M t in s I i i i i i m m . ru n T U B im p h o i n u n y t p t M e n u i * p M in n • i H i i r l S i i i i*iih . T I P I IIP M IM P lim 'iK ll »*!■• • I t . MINI:* I U K M K . 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I, lo a of t* f» *i: • DeBary Man Dies; H a l l y U l M I * f | | n i 11 • I n l a n . i **rllu a w ill* lU fa ill. T i.ii Wfatt l a Ikn l a U . M . l l a n 0' A t.U tta rni.«. in * 4*liftii of { l a a l n t l a l t l a l . * a . | la ii n .10 It* a n t ........ o r l , ’ii. d i k e pu d k P x t l l o p Mpan a n d l o i f i m rnniil. a n d t h a t o n . - l h l r d nf I h . • M ira m l of . * ‘>1 m m , ...................... Lonawowl * Mid Florid* Golf i-rior to coming lu the L o n fu ^ j • h a l l l>a P . U fm iu lh * ilfb arti P u m I nf a . Tnnr X nilrd F rrtt Intrrnallon.1 1 ( |u|, »nnoufiffd fmploy. lour**-. M lip . I T t V R T M P .l t 1 IB P O I.V illi* That M I* l h * ' l * ' r r i n | 1 1 I . 0 1 n l MIAMI BEACH — T ram ilTfi mfnt 4>f Varnon J. Hum. .IcmliiIt «••• Mlllrn who tir.ignrd »r.d l h * . h o X r l h a i a l l l«t» a n * Ia n. *. I’m idm i J*m n Hoffp, ttiartlnf al* Cnunly CommiiMonfr, • ’ b u i l t I h * ba n 'an flu l u u r i r , a n d к. lp ilo ln i >n.| m nll«u*M «. at t h * t i n t p i o a l l h » t c l u b from ho un d ln a * 1T a h u i i l n a u po n 10. h ii union i> n.nre interritfd in m*fiA;tr of ih* tljb. .o ld tm |»r»*»m .ol n l l l .a p .ria l' to 1 K 3 . H e a ! * o ' b u i l t ih* 1h . ,j k .. thin . thnri.r unrk Till Addition to th* dub Itk lf iom |> h . o . f i t l a i l h j l h * . . I d I m p r a t * . t i . r 4.»s*» than * . h o r i f f n o r h p tQ A n f c | r f M u , „ , 1|0 n I f , n . Ccuune Ur at tha lldhmna. Count// n i . n l p r u 4 l d . i t f o r In lhl> IlfH*l u l l n n l " I h i . . t . n i n f t n n - i ’, l i d . at Naatau, nuuncad Mil!p» will aortr *• Club flounced. Miltr* t r r ir o f t h * l » l * I , . .i t o f a.Ml l l P P i n f . r Fallowing * « i 4 i < r in the Air ■ ll * m»n only li»il to 4*gfJi tnUr.* .uprrliitendfnt «nd H* in 111. n l . p h d t h a t Hi* * p . * l * l ............... r..n i. i n I. , t i i . i l . *h*1 a i n . r . ' l thkrjr nf four** ilitt-.p'nfnl end Force duttn* lV»itd H »r li, Millt* four ri|ht-hour ii*>* at on* Job, аа. l n . t a l l l o t . onil l . n d a a d m in titUrneil to Floii-ta And di i * /*, I n * a n d r a o u c u n u a . , o r h n un dl o p he’d juit h*va in Kke Another r»ir, II* ha* W n •ftli* in Flor* p a d a h - i l t l n * on kticli t o n l . m p l . l . d id* gulf •eilvitw i for • number build Job on t h * Snnlaiuju C«jr.r, part Uni* job — probably tor leal |n lp r i* 4 rl r1 .o , . 0 .1 1 h» it , a , l . upon of )«arr, and moil r*c*mly h * . and helped deilan ami build 0 f r o m f-.-iloc* I ' . i l m » I* "• pay.** in m a t In tl » n i r p a r . i l o n ol H i ' turn club proletilonal at Pine courae at Pine H ill., where % ...c l.I ■ •■ • • •m in t rill io .rrln a •a * pio and manager hefuu* it. Hill. Country Club. H i. rnn l*m p l*l*T In ip ro tm i.o l, WASHINGTON— Harvard econ • 111 • o . ■lal l a o . l l l . a h . l l hr l i e ThU wilt bung l-i|*thrr again crptlng the Jnb al Stiil-Fl»rl-ia. I . r.n ia .rt a nd a t n ' a t . d . rdlnw 10 omiit Sumner Slichtcr, on ecu Mllle* and Terry DrMir*. Lh* pru. H i . f o i l I r a n i * * * of l h . r a » p * e H a * p t a p . r l l * . a .llalolo w and nomir gtoalh. fniionAl *y Mid-Florida, who 1 * m u * o r h o u n - Il P * a n d . h u l t l o c " I t i t i m p u U i b l * to A c h i e v e t h * >(n e d w i t h M l l l e * i t P i n a H i l l * upon . U ' h 1 n ip r n 4 t t t i. n l * . p » . T a ll y m ax im u m g r o w t h *>f w h i c h w * b . i a l l H . I h» aa ld lro|iMI»**u»or Itll IT P I ' l t T l i n t ft B W l l . V M f t : • r e <a|-a)>t« w i t h o u t h a v i n g a o m # That Ih . T. • ,4 ««'•••>. of lh . InftaiiiHi." T . 4 I I nf A n . m n n t o P o r l n a * . In anrordan-• n Ith l h a p r o . I . I o n a nf la a . h a l t p p n r . m l In n ia h # and P t . p a r * a . t . . . i . l .............. la lt, PHEH KN TEI) l.E T T E H NFC Im R. posing thn nM ifrnm ent of Unison o ffie rra to SAN FBANCIhCft — Dt.F*B« ■■1111111 IM' > | . . r | * l b . l l . f l l * ■» Kmanurt Kmrirh. M. of N a.^, McLF.AN, V i. (UPt) - Helen review apodnl an d aum im iry co u rt m artin) ° Soil., a Cmvaraity <>f Catifor|>. r e . t t t d • • l h * I . . U I I of .al-l Thompaon (left), .Snnf<inl, is prcaenicil n T. Gifdner, SI. divorced wife of ja Iti-ad, DrUar). died Saturday % ■a n l . m p U ' . d | « p - « % » i i i » n f * a a * i n . i cuhm . T h o m p so n is chief Icyn l c le rk In the ,1‘* in bune ditraie, «o former Ai.litant Air Forre 5ecre letter of nppretlntlon by Hrijr, Gen. John K. I I , . | „ i . a n d l a n d , o d l u l h t n i ; arolj ca4i*lbeiry. milk drinking! . . m i l * n o n ., or bo und ln w a u d al.ut-1 Iluptfle*, deputy commamlinir ycTiernl of the stuff juilige iidvocntu section, He wa* borfl In D enier, C- o, Milk i* a fairly g«x>d *ourcc *, r T Tr*4or tiardnef. wa» found H„a a . 1.1 u n p rn t.n i.n i., I.«.|i,* t.\ .S, Army Infnntry Center, Kl. Hrriiiingr* ..lii «p». i . l . . . . . . 10 . h i •■ •Inn of tiiiiutn and proieln fur human »hot tn death Sunday at hrr e»ute and h.-l hem ■ ic i-le m i f > t h * ra.ptt'ilaa p i n p * e l l » . l a la *»• Gn. The Rnnfonl .aorifeant wew cited for pro­ (U. N. Acmy Photo) rhiidrcn It it probably no good berg. Police *aid ah* committed ford for tha patt «ix year*. II* p .ila lly a .* * ..rd u po n ih * tall.I wa. a number of the Stnforj auiddf, n iil.d i, I »ui h • i . n l . m p t a ' »'l lor grown human* at •11." lin b to i# tn.nl* a* t l . i . r m l m il h> Pifabytenan Church, and the I h i . Ii a a n lu lt h n . » nd l h . a iniu m ................. MOSCOW (U P Ii - Dmitri 7. Pythagoiaa Slavonic l.odge, (H , ■If l . r n i l i i r d l-i I t i l . I t a a u l u l l . n tn CHICAGO — Sen. Hugh Ken t MjnU|1|(iy TJ Jormrr Ukrainian Cleveland, O. I , • • t * M . . | a a . l n . l H . a . l d pro | . , r t i , ao-l Upon i h . 4 ^ 10 1 . 11*0 of ,lt Pa.>, urging . Hronger »m- fw # lp d M gumt<r in Survivor* Ineludc hi* w:f*. H i . r a id a p . r l a l n -a m t o ll i« in the Kiev. Rutsia, errording tn Pravphut* on pm iotlim r a n * , a r n p y i h a i . n f I n h» a u k . Nlrabetli; three *uft», Fledtrlfl II. had In I h . H a n f o r d l l * r « l d WASHINGTON at(U N )—The HenThe apetrh normally lake* an dollar*. Republican leader* ea ichooli da, the official Communlil Party Emrich, GkfRdd Ueiahtr. i t l l ' h l n c In . . I d . p . r l . l n » . # « . m . o i "1 would like our ichooli to itir t o l l an m i h l l . l i t d . n o a l l r . d l i r r i r d ate and llouie Burned tixlay to hour tn read. Rep. John W. F!an ! pcctrd Senate Dcmorralie leader ncwapaper. Walter Eraiich. Battle Cte«v, our iludenta to love of country, 1,1 a l l p r o p a t i r a w n . r n In i a t o a l . - I Mich., and Emanuel Em rich Jr, Waihlngton't F a rriirll lugan iD-Va i imte raced Ihrougli l.yndon R. Johninn to hold hack to prrp»re them to enuntrr the In . . i d . h r . I . l . . . . . . i n i . n l . . i n t l n a (irorge HARTFORD. Conn. (U P I)-D r Fla> Village. 0 ; one brothri. In n r r a f d . t , . . n l l t l l h * o r n t l . l a n . Addrti*. a rtlrrmc pronounteit in J l mimitra. the aid debate until late In the waihert of hraim. II tht. lie .,f l a n , . d . r i o M . l l r i * " d noger Shaw. S i, former lorngn rbe*-iuir Em ilih. Detroit. Mlih .h u t lo m p ln in i. • HI h * I . . r d ment atrhlch the firit premlrnl The Ken.it* *nd House ached ira.lon a. a club over th* admin n l l h r . f a r . n r . lu Ih # . a i d * . p » .1 ,dllor of ,hf «*»'*“ 01 n«-I»w« one .ial.t, Mra. W. Johnw e. | t ,Wib M. on *Pfn(!los *ml other i» our armed f o r e , to employ much #(1() |h# |J lrriry Dltfll> dlfd h, t. kll|hb>| 0 | Jn j th l„ hlmaelf never read to the public uled no other builncil. »ise*kec • n .a a m a n i ard « h » n aa ld tuei. till f h l l w i l l !*• fJr»#iI v more ot it. urdiy in Farmington Convales or Congreai. s Jm Rg/burn and Scnale Repubchildren. appro iad a nd i n n f l f i o . d I.l Ih. Eionomy: Rep. Henr/ S Rcui. • f t . a r n l n r a u l h n i l i r i*f l h . T a n a cent Hume after a long illnoi. Sen. tiflrdon Alloil ( It Colo.), ],oidcr Evrrclt SI. I)irki.ru fOAVI* I Ifilrwlured a bill In dl Funeral arrvtce* will be held at of A ll a n iP n l* P u f l n p . a in lrp t« TOKYO — Chlneia botanlit 7 p. m. lotnorruwr at Driaion Fun. and Hep, Arch A Moore J r . (It { were the main /peaker* at reel the Pieiidrnt * Council of a n . - i u . 1 i . i p u 1--..I-I Chung Sltao far.g. on producing a DF.RAND, Fla. tUNt-Thom aa rial Home. The Rev, A. G. Me* iip . it p P in T iP .il itP P H i.V P t' Economic Advlicra to hold public "n#w'‘ tjpc of bird: T h i l I h . T a n n ( * U i X a h . l l . . i t * , W. V a.I recited the aiiilre*! In the groundbreaking (or the con Itrarkrn, *2, former head ol the Inni* will ofltciate, a . air led by th* till* H t.o lu lla il In b» p u b l H h . d their revprctivt clumber* lit the Iroveriixt exltnalon of the r a ilf 'lc" r!n*1 on price and wagr hlkn • By liking the while from » Biographical and Subject Index a t - i . * x # » h f o r A P * f l " l pf t « « iridllionki ceremony marking the which germed to threaten the na- goove egg and injecting It into a Department of Ihe New York Sanford Muonic Lodg* No. k • ••hi 114 I h * P a h l n t d l i a r . I d front of the Capitol. All pa*t Mamni will meet at trA anmier.ary uf Waihington’a Imth IH I I T P I I I T I I P I I IIP rM il.V P I*; iion'i economic security. He a.id hen * egg. t succredtd in produc­ Times, died here .Sunday. Ma-uiilc Hall *t 1:30 p m. t« at* T h a i I h . . u . r H l a . . . . . 111. 111 . l»t>- in tTU. Other tuiigrr4iion.il news: the meatiire would make price ing a large bird of great *iamina . it l. d f u r bt I h i * I ! . . - l u l l n n r h . l l lend tit* tervlcra In • body, W**hinitiib, gave a writii-n Dtwrmamrnl: The Senate tin stability and suaiaimd economic with very fine grade meat." It. p . t a h l a In r a t h w i t h i n t h t r t i HOLI.YWOOD (C PU - Actre»« ■* • • tl . 4 . a l i . r «nld • . . . • • i n . i i l . ropy- of the addrear, with at * fa- armament aiihroinmlltre lirard a growth .penile goaU of the emtn A n*w machine tran ilatc. mu* h * . a l-*.n . p p r n . a d * h d la n f l r i h . Helen Parriih, 33. who mad* her rntiui admonition agtinit cnlan* . d , n r. a l l h * o a l l n n of l h * a h u | . croup of government and private motion pieture debut at the age • ic from tape, tecori!*, radio er Ha* i- t r - p f r lr a *n » t.. In i h r > . cling foreign alllincea lu a Phil­ NrpoliMti: Hnute nrpuhllcrn Far K ail expert* El'e their view. of t, died Siwday of cancer al electronic organ Into moving to,, l i t e iu a l l . a f l y ln .t a lllp .n l. n llh adelphia friend for puhtiration In o irru .d l u l a r o a l on all d « la ii » - l on irgional arms lurdrul and free leader Charles A. Ilallctk tlnd.l or* piojccted on * wall. PresbjIerikD lloipilal. l - t i i n a h l . Il o - n a t l . l a ti l l l r 11*1 I he newt papers. The rlnrl t-attu.aid hr did not see anything w o il d a e c u r i l y . • la i. a ll.Ih . .aid * »" »• » i n . n l * live never tlHivered 11 orally, wrong with longrettinrn putting t l i l l l h . a p p t i - i . - l a i.d t r-nflrnia-l, Aldt huinv- li-|i admmi.iratiuti The Rev. If. A. Ilo4>ker, blind their relaltvrt nn the {tuhlie pay­ a t H i . r . i . o f al p til *■» r t a n i i l * . i iiipporlcii in Ccmgrttt said Ihey p . r a n n u m u n t i l paid rvangtllil, fa mnduetlng services roll. lie said hr did nnt know of ih i it p i iiT iir.ii H P P 'ii.v i:ii: wrie atiro President Et*cnliower any I.wmaKrr who had Incompe­ thl* * rfk at the Revival Taber­ T h a i I h i . I t . . —1i l l M-n . h a l t b . p t » | . would vein any deep tut m Ids . d 1ft t h r * . o u l II. p lo t .a m ll,. tent km on hi* tajf. Ten frrih* nacle, IP.h SI and Chair Av*. tXtMJXXi.OOM furrtgn aid .t-ciullng T - . w n - f A l l a i n o n l . P p r l n p * . P i t- I k # I 4 . 1 1 a f |k # I eMMlr 4a-la*I w a l l f * l iter Id * , I « |*M *. Observe Birthday l|n/e than ISO memln-it, friend. • ml gue.t. of ll,* t a.talberry I, lot Club crleb/ated llte «lub'» *044-tilh nliniiervary Thur.day at the King xml Prior* dining r<—m at lh# StlilinulO 1'ir'n Rntwway. S e x l e i t k l the i p e t k e i ' . table Willi President Hiurua. Ilu t.im • mi Mm . H iic .I mii, vine Mr, anJ V m , I I mwmhI Jrin lg a ii, i» m r.m tv mt (iru rg e U I UTAV knd Al. Al \ T I ! l r t t . X |l r r M M < l I t * I I I I rr*)||f*va «**•< | ' e r l « R | l l a t o la s 4 lalMB mr l U e a a a t l * Aftaiaaf • •Id I t l R l n l a 1* m i H ««f t(Mi « t f h»tr# •*» hut 1^**1 jifijl f • *i *1 1r - *1 l»t |»ff * *H l any #la( in* « im| tU in a net* »»«. « r • n i t e r n f » «u , p | y h a i a a s n l ft* | «!»• #«1a i a «*r u l > T K\ v M A t im ir \ U iF 1-f aald I ’niifllw, t<» t h * I' ....... . *•( d* 1111 fi*tt• f oMt th . ri D t ht a . B * 111 * Iff f Jr# )fi M s t fellf t t illu i# •ef s«J«| I'o kin I S a | B u f u i r l , J | r i f . Ida m I I It I 11 »isht 1 atam lar iiite n lti* fru t t i i l i f ilitiw **f t ii« f i r «t Itijl-I I* nt lull nf f hl a hitjlc • • l a i m *ir ii f n ia i n t l a in In t l " - | a h a ll a t a t a l h a i»|ara <«f • tftle la n rp a m t |1»*»J r> ffl*» rtf til# • la ln t a t i l, a m t ■Mail !*• M n r n tn h i th« 1 l i l m a u t . I k h i I. a f f « . r n » i , and • n r •ii*1l i I a l|»t . if <1#ntBiii| tir>| »n flW*t a h a ll h r %ief*|, 1.Ilia r !*• *'lia f •! silm ln ltlfalM t r f ik # »*•!•»• * f HI U T A V At A f\ritlM .\ i1# C# a**d AtArA ,n i N i w I s n d J r I*. 41 l l u l , l « A «nft4iel n .ifM a A l t o r n * / fn# l h a l i l l l i a riM t |iub|le*iieeii K*hit*af>' J I. is le I 'u M la h 1 * b li. ! l A t. f IH I Itk .l, M r*, Iw e-b uig , ti.ii# lliln tn io ; m i i -I Mr. I , ui idi|Ul>t, U i U h dg. Jerlngan !• di.lrlct guiernor for L i o n * In trrn n liu n A l, « n a ID » t g t .. I*. . . * . . , • im| L u r o l i i U J i t N l» I n t B i i i n U o i i b I (. . l HtlftfrI«»l m. .0 rvrmnif Lntrrtjimmrnt for Iho \\a % nrm nirtl by J ob W nmcr of ihr lorn! club awI tnovMctl by llob ||r n it TV ptutlucrr* FollovUng thr pioittBlli Ihfie * • < l U m i n j f t o ti t m u i h n f I I t ot * Arid tits iumbo. men and al leati iu u t rioter propc-ial. I.awtnskers luve pre­ congrrsimrn employ relatives. dicted the aid outlay would Inl-abor: Sen. John T . K imidy rhoppod hy as mueh a« * billion ID Mas* ) predicted C o n g r e s s would pan two labor bill* — Id* own union reform inraiure and nnothrr tn amend the Taft Hartl<> law, Eisenhower want* them combined in one package. Sen. Allen J. Ellemlcr iD I.a i and ,'innfoiii J u n i o r H ig h M u l k n l * ft Hep, James House veil (I) Calif.) with top honors in lh* toti.ity aim hulked the two bill approach junior high' lu*#a*itifcll tidtrniineni Stiuiday night. In lha bo) <' illvitlou. Sanford de* •rail I (Ivirdo Jutliot High, 33-32 Jjm „ | <fr ,„,a | ff(j J(„ |U Ir-I the Sanford Juniors Take Cage Titles w •)y , ' .. w it h . ... 10 . rn rli ,, .. , ltei M Fur I h r liiiijr . . ,............ u Lionsi of (Kinl<»*, Jim r uKhum took .. loft h< »n«ir« u lili 12 pomU. * ' S«nf<»Mi Junior Mi;h |1th vmb| Junior High lirl*, HI 27. High for *Snnfor<! Uvino V iit t 22. Trophic* v iv i# awBiJetl bo '.h winning ttnmi* s o c i e t v r ip p l e d lie l« a gtaduate of Interna­ tionally-known Asbury Cullrg*, Wllmore, K>. Mrs, Hooker Is il*o n minliter and mtnlcl»n. Each night a : 7 30 <with the exciptlon of tonight), the Rev. and Mm . Hooker will p ro m t a tnuilcal program featuring gultaii, ihimet, organ and vibraharp. At one of the services they will play five Initrumenta itmullaneouily. The public 1* cordially Invited. FI.OOHS C L EA N 'Elf • SANDED - PO LISH ED Tile Expertly Done TEIUJAZ7.0 WO UK OF Al.l# KINDS. Free E.llntatra — Call L'*t SEMINOLE FA 2*7121 IERRAZZO 106 N\ M jrlUt Orders now being taken for copies of The Sanford t o l d >- p jic io Ju a J io W ii& i sed itio n c h i l d r e h For £aM r 1 X 1 1 1 X f l o \ -II I m i l h«#ii>l l-t-ltt 40 ill 1 . 11 1 4 (4 ,,| 1 1 Hi# - - I I I * - I ll-# I ’. i u i i l ! C ' l l l k , 1 - U n i t 1 u u i 4 I •«—i» r i h' . - l - i . I . t l .r • i-i* u n t i l : tu iv >1 , ti-ii-m , >I44.-Il 1*. laVS. I If tit# fl|lrtl4l1l114 • ml l * y l h ( n u l r i l l t f, r III* I * . • m u - i n * o l 44**1 I - Ih >11441 I f HU h l t l l i h A l . m t # l . t l * I r r t 4>t*l to III* I II )r l l i l l l l . lu lln . 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T u * 4 . | 4 i . S t a t r k I t , n o 44l<m of I* f**ti T h - I'OUIltV •*4»UI(I||4*|4IH I f # * 1 1 .4 l l u l l r O l r * * ! f i - n i ll# - n l * * # * r • i k # n e h i in l•J•<'t a n y •(-<* -.tl i.i.ii, S E L L T IC K E 'IS TO IBA lal. — Mix. lwii-c IlmultuMer itml « l a * W l l k I I a r .#t11 a T i a l l 14 * . 1 aiiU l u f l h r i r r ' r t i r * ll-o n a l - l ( l a I k * i - t * M * i i i - . - i a r a - i * l . M , nr.-rpt ( h r In n #• ( • n i t ' a r 1-.4I hi-i Ken Miintonh nrp s^mvn Iwsxitlo tlio mobile lliciiipy unit D r l i * . l a * u i i i m a f l a i * * t : lll-l* . l . ' l t (>* l - 4 . n l a n a t' -ii -h lf| r of iho .Seminole Comity Crlppiiil LhiUli cii'.a Society, They A 4 * l 114# [ I r l j t l r t m l l * ^ni#* a n d l l n l * h * a h - - i r - -I. > t * l i # h ft-llh l l n l l i - k i r * | t •rill Cl f* l l r r n . l o n »T#rk me xelllnjr tickets lo tnc Lily Hull, to he held March C a-t I n t k * N o r t h r l i h t o f . a t v ll * Puh ttah r * t i t u * r i - f i r * i m Itnn# SU rth Mayfnlr Inn. Music for tin- hull will ho umleretl hy the *1 < ' h * r r r B i r * * t , t a a •»J4Jh rod . i n * of I * f » » t ! PopulniriM, with vocals hy Ituth Hamilton. In nililitioii, ti C h i l i f I M i * * l fr-uil It# In fer IV ItriT IIIX III K ill #a*4lt>n w ith A-J*l*t4> In lv i linlf'hmtr floor show will feutUio Dorothy tie llnulto-T, i:**l lu ll - a lnt*r**rl1on o f h . a t . a i ' l l , u t i l ha l # M l l * a In Ih* Sjumiah ilnneer. Tickets mny be obtaliicil from Mrs. Itoux| l * r m l i * T r t l l . l a A *>l4lh n f M i l - * iif l h * S h r i l i f o f h-ti-lnnl# f * f»*l! I' - iu n iy *1 l l * C o u n t # J * i t , Hanholclcr or McIntosh. (llcrnM Staff Photo) " * > k P l t * a f r # m II # l h i « ) M * . r - . a . v i - i i i i U , up 1 - i ; i * r . s i. «i il* n w lik X l*i# fin** 1 la l » * 1 * lk d a 4 o f M a r c h . I » i * . K *rlk . a d l.-ii-** af I I I «| A l l hlda * h a l t h r r l r a r l r n i * i g « d f*#i. i- • 44iitth - r :• r**i; • • * u i k on II-* v u l t i - i * - f l h # #n■1 - 4 1 * 1 1 . i* X 4 * n u > frntn I I * InThr id u - I I I # i- ul -l l. lt l* r a « n i« n w ith M a i'ta n * / n . on # h t d 1 1 l i t j* 1 1 , . , f i h * s a i n * n u * K i l l l u l h * 14*41 k n u o . d a y . T k i > u l * i l * n o f t h * bid# w i l l • I * f t e f R * e l t « n IV, T i a M h n - I * p ru .ritrd lu J. la lla h t-l, » T b a u l k , n a x a e |« k k i . t * * e h t r i f f o f p i u i i n n l * I ' o u n t i . •ig ik ar i* r**i; e . i e b bid 4h* tl i n n u l i i a . u p r <if • NO hot rslllnfa l l « v * r l r D r l v * h o m i h * a a u i h Ih # in sh u U riu r# ■ »p*ctfti*liau * l l « * a f T n t I. n i a c H I> I n Il ia * h- l d r t . i l p i i r f l l t r r a l i i t r A l l hid# • NO t^tclal Ooh I spare ntceuary f-iU lk Ilk * of u . l l i l a c x tl. • h i l l t.* > « n t u i J . Vtart -l* • NO kmg txpenalve duel* \l# lk *p * A-I-III Inn l-i A l l a - a n d * h a i | l a h li t dl ua oil l h # Mdrno hi* k p r i a a i , I * a a l g t h of il r r Im k nilnlnm m « f il-triv d m The finest lype of winter ronforl J * r a r 11 ll ld # * r # r r * u i * l 4 d on lh a JolX I * c n o t 1 a ! > * !* • /i-nn tl-a r r * * . i u n l h a Ha m* • at M lttlng h iitfr r n i 4 1 -. o m : ' - v. vv r . v r n t i i , r . x n ik * W **| Ilk * af ■••ttuii II. h * . - I l l - a l l - , . a * r * . - a i i a i : * * i t h * T o w a * k l a I I hauth. t u n a * : • • k a n f i • m i i c a of a * m ln o i* c * u u . M 2 flaiford A t *. MM] M a t e t * a W l g l h o f 1< s e a t : l l , S a n f o r d , r i e l Id * . & NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING ihe past 31 years it hu been the ru»tom of the Sanford Herald to publish annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover mi3B ^ _ P E R R A Z Z O all phases of IN D USTRY k AGIUCULTUKE, HOME BUILD IN G DEVELOPM ENT, SCHOOLS & CHURCHES, SPORTS, NAVY A CTIV ITIES, SEM IN O LE COUNTY AND C U LTU R E We will mall this Edition any where in the world for you on the date of publication for 2 5 lie sure and plan to send your friends up north a copy of this annual tourist edition xo that they can ><• Just what a wonderful place Seminole County ia . DAY Ih f Sanford t o l d tk SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. * k* 44 Ifnarav** hv is* ■#«•* r i n g a n * h a r * 4 w rf « « ln e o f 41 # *V* d * * c rlb « 4 tb o ru U a b fa rif, a n * ( TX J I. ifabbr n n a r i f f . n # lo f h o i* a-ai-luid. U u i i d * C u u h ir C a ll oh 204 W. 1st Street fihw qIfouh Ohd&h (B y — FA 2-2611; �. / ■ Mon.. fiT i, 25, lUSfl— fflue 8 8lr» ftantirri Churcii Calendar The Tmthveekrr* of Ftrit Mrth(Hint l hur.h Mill meet In Melonley Hail at 3:00 p. — --- 5 ......... ranl'f ik-.it I**4 »<* •♦nd Mi* hirbv , c * . ihr * .Ho rci nc sllnr v,‘ X’11 ,f**s • C « upered Geese, and .he bot- JJ " * ' * n d tom edee * f S S I ^ h . hud.mirmi» akin of eaml'r l ehl .atm * ; in a , cathedral I . % J,,v“ ami Mill Mar, Lee MltS. I .K O I U .K A I.I.K N T4 “r- J -»■ .«—* •Ciimillia Circle Meet The Camellia Cirelr of the San ford Garden c lub met recently al the home of Mri K. W. I'rtcrton with Mr*. J. L. Horton Jr., and Mr* Don llamner a* ro-hottrt»c*. M n Alfred Green, chairman, welcomed Mr*. Frank Woodrulf III into the circle and gave the t>oa .1 metling rrttort Klection fur the coming year Anominatrd Mn. hay Shoemaker ^ p rrtid rn l, Mri. Horton, vicepreiidrnl. Mrt Dill Gramkow, trraturer and Mr*. Alfred Chile*, ae^rclary, Speaker wav Mr*. S l'. Dicker ton of the Gray Shadow* Nurvcry who gave an interrtting talk on Land leaping Refrethmrnl* weir >crved lo the 24 member* and one guett K a y D o n a ld s o n F e t e d Mitt Kay Dunalihon celebmtcd her tlth birthday with a apaghetM .u PPer Friday evening at the home of her parent*, The R. M Dnnaldiun'i. Party guru* were thr Mttirt Diane Reatley. Linda AVilltamv, Tam Jonn. •nd Jean Donatdion. Jack Ivey. Harry Colbert, and Jim Touh). -- ------------------------------ tory of F e w S h o p p in g D a> S MolNDS. III! ( L'PI 1—Firemen • t Atoundv helieyr in getting an early start. They already air col leering repairable toy- for distri­ bution to underpin ilrgrd chil­ dren neat Ihri'tm a Nightwear ha* a foreign Raver ^The influeme of Italian lairwoik and bright Colort. Grerlan drip ery. Spanish toreador trouter* a n il *h-rt cropped ruffled hod re show* in pajamat, gownt and peignoir* •- , , r a l l e y rN))t*«| K S 7hr Dirt Gammer, i ,rclc of ,h. v , „ , .......... ............... ... C the Sanford Garden club met . .. . ... *■ ** r ho,rr "f , r ' D Rinehartt near I'aol.v I'aola. Mr* J, " II lahev wa, kue*t speaker and .............. . m2 t»lk oni the lhr Irgrndt Ircrmli and «»n«t hi* hi% ■*— --* -• Shr * \ hihlt t'fll many tv-minlc, off ildapfpii .Uarfed •*•»*’!. i ,,1 , Hiulr* i> and rtplainrd thr inrihiwl u, v„ Ulril in growing and caring for them After the program Mr* Rtnr hart conducted thi group through tier ceramic work *hop wherr mutb of her t^autiful handiwork wa. displayrd lo the twrnty ftve mrmber* of the cirrlr arid two Eue»t» Mr* F 11 Fawerlt and Mr* T S Daigle Atti.img the ho,ir.. w. re Mr, _ ti<j <n flatten, A* G. Flem lnj. K.4n,j y|M’ Mr* v A Kratrert Tartar sauce for fi-h I* made quickly by mums a tca'poon each of IntDnl minced onion and | water, l^t »l*nd a few- minute, then add tuayonnaive, .hopped | partle), pickle relish and a Glamorue nrloin -teak by trrvtng it ftaming Sprinkle I lable«poon l-ourhon over ihu* vleal, broiled to your family'• taste and ignite. The alcohol bum* away leaving a dellclou* flav-.r L O N N IE 'S RECORD RACK "Topw In I'opw" •TIh K. let SI. at SANFORD A V E . Muaie la My liuainraa — — My One And Only Ruainrwa M.M I K I T toon guetU were Mr w . \ Hiclehurit . South . attach :'n j- Mr ani* Mn Marlon ion Wat IVal-1 ----- —................ I. i.u Mi* Sam I.. Levy tur ftu i.n i‘ .Mr and............................. mg lacf. lace, reftnl'foidcrcd re emoroiaereu wun Ur* - ........ .. ; ’ • ami ir Mornaon vinm m of prtied hi.........ther. Sarah i n inff ! ’? IIU* ,> Mr pearlt and paillette*. She .anted Dradenton, Mr. a> 1 \|r. , J ,m with a aurpri'c birthday party of white or Han.il. J r * > m .i c J _a raicade -------- l>ounijel . , <nfon. ' I i » i *nrl lily-of-the-vaHy. lilvo.f the va 1 *ew|||un. Florida lewHi'on.” Florida" " ’ la»* » 1' 1' ■*' thnr tlo,nc •»Kh jhrh.H« id v and w Mim Flitaheth Hatlehurtt to i Mrt Maffcl ilio.e for her go. Ar‘tor. Mr- t.e y, who i* tpeeil -g> _ th hr^f —s . * a . coitume a n..vn twerd mg ihe Wtnlrr here fron Chna . 0,1 va.t gowned in u d e - " ^ 1 w'th l*f«ch cathmere bloute, go. III.. » a, cglebralln* b»r "SUi Ireen green tlarrtta . f ! l l . with wun hatch maiming in g headnrau- * ... .. a (. ,.* ; v.„r,ev v .n r . ami and an orchid .ir.h..i blrtbd. i.inn.ia . piece and «nr carried a heart-thap- corragr Alter » |,r<cf W(Jl..n . . .. V ' . irth . , , ed hounuel of Heller Time* carna tnu on Die Mr*t foaet ihr . ...i, in 'n ' l j ' l j k ' dn.rated maidt. the Mit«rt« wilt — -« at Homi . * U n .i ik . ** *«» pa n l on •tiont. ion>. The Thf bride (TlHir'inaaiu*. tur «*•••«% •••#■•■« ii ,fl#( ,,.rt n .v le Farrell and Johnn.r Gram Avenue , 1, m*o ' * «- , «A» Ill/rl In the I pp floral arrangement *rr.», .« (layle Johnnie Wig Grant \venue in 0 Orlando wa* u»edln tin t, of Apopka, Helen Traylor * ■ of Orlando. Owen i.erb rr of Tam­ 7,f■Li J pa and Carolyn Mavrr of Mem• 1 phit wore guant like the n-.aid #* 1 • ^*1. honor* »nd *!•<* (arned Ih>u# i-uflf' v r quett of pink carnation*. Junior B r hridcmaidi were Pamela and I’a tn u * Kvanv of Vpop.a ,\l| of Ihe hndr't attendant* wore a »in gle ilrand of pearly and drop pearl earring which » r rr gift* from the brule Frlward McCall n-rvrd a* U It man and jthert were I ton* Id llo w.-rtl ' r- Hite*. ltol*r’- lion S ffM m * Kki: Hunt Planned Fhe Wvitildc r i .« met ree« -■jv.* | m il) at the i.hool vvitli 'liv *■ . Jem e t alter pretiding over the iieriinc. The devotional »a* read l.j the the Dev. Jloiert S|vear and * Mr* Margarrl tJml. .upcrintrmlcnt of tllcmentar) tehoolt, Mat the gurtt apeaker. Mr». \! Dmidney gave a irport of the Jvtale t* T. A. l onvention and a nominating committee Mai rhoicn (or nro year. The com­ mittee rom lltl of Mr*. Jim lee, Mr*. Jenie t artrr, Mri M T. tletha (hiring the l-uxurit meet­ ing it h at aim ugrrctl that Ihere j. | would lo- an Faticr Fgg Hunt ’ U>n Mai l» .'Mb. Sri oml touni hottriie. terted rrfrcihmrnti following the meet­ ing. ........ f The w u ei of VAH-7 will rith er old clothing to tend to Korean orphan* it * n derided Thunday at a roffre at the hon-e of Mr*. Howard Wrig> with Mn. M. J). MeDhrrMn at eo-hotteti. ~ While enjoying eoffee refreahmenli the group alto talked of tho lontinr t.uau and Mr*, ft L. Ro­ well initrueied them in tho mak­ ing of Hawaiian let*. Special guert vta* Mrt. Clydo Houk, of Kllwooil t uy, I'rnn., and the ii visiting her mere, Mr*. Wetgle. Other* attending were Mr*. Ilirold t ang. Mr* Howell, Mr*. II. F. Hryant. Mr* T. J. Itembotkl, Mr*. It M. Dvn»!d*iin. Mr*. K L liodgr*. Air*. I . J Jablon•ki. Mr*. V. tl Jmningt, Mr*. M. I l.tlleboe, Mn. It. \ Mergle, Mr* ti m Robert*, Mr*, w .i. W'ormcll. Mr* i J. Aounghlade, and Mr*. It. II. lint*. Some of the gurtli Itayril on for a lunrhron mark and formed two tahle* of ’ ridge. AV.S.CS evening circle of the F-j Grace Mrihodut Church «ill meet Monday at * p. m. In thr home of Mr». Emory Spcir. In a beuuttlul double ring m eJames McKee, »nd Eugene mo.ry *1 the Apopka Presbyterian l»-»id tumur U'ucra were Hi. hard Church Friday evening at S * i Hums I AVatlacr, tain couo'clock U h l Nanc> Ircnr I'i U i • n, nf '.he ir.de from llradrntan, became the brnle of George A1 t r"la. len Mallei). J r , i . c it.dea mother thoir a pink Miti Pilat i* the (laughter *>l . r>(ialiritr gown »dh matching Mr. and Mra. Hugh IMa: of near i eitorles and ...cr a lavender agpopka and Mi. Maffelt ti the orchid, due groom'* mother »ore *.,n o." Mr. ard Mr* i.,u gc V a-; aqua lase ar.l nslon tulle len Maffen. hr, of >/-il »r! «o n atlh tabttv acrriionei and The candlelight »er\Ic • was I J -“ 'endtr oivhid pinned to her Related b) the Res \rth.ir tien “uhler ton. Pre»h\trri»n minlttcr .'i.d I "l <»■i . the . t-r* " ny the the' Rev. Fred IlcrWwtg ol the i :• Invited to the Apopka Kpucnpal Church <-■» t enter lor a rctc;ti»n. The A program n! nuptial mu»is i- « hall «a» Iqraultfully sirs Sixrn hv Gary Lane orga ->d>ilh palm*, candles and an , n)t Mm Rarbara Stewan 1 i" ' hit* flow, uiu. cant One \Wnc" amt tie •••1" T id e , tm.'-r au, o u rfta u ie ’ The thuicti -sa- decofat wt A * „ h baikeU of »hit( nMUioti >oin and ncld afourdicrcd palm*, daily mum*. snapdragon" amt garland* o' grccnei * Iyh r k i»rw nurMT* r. a I. | , iiu . liir * . . it* 1 1 t un S ^TivesPlan At Coffee . MONDAY Fideti* Cla*v of the Ftr*t Ttsp tut Church mil meet at K o'clock at the home of Mr». It. W. Little on French Ave. •N u p t ia ls H e ld ln* k i i ' ' ' Ir r t f l P ila t- M a ffe tt S ~ 7 O d c n l ( ’r o s l i y F e t e d At a reirni meeting of the Semi­ nole Chaptrr. nun, er 2. of the Order of Failern Star, Mr*. Odeal Crothy, ihr oldest living member of the chaplet v*av honored. The officer* |.rv-cntcd a Valen­ tine courte*. i h - ting ALr*. utoa1>v, a p.ul Mulron, t* tlieir Valen­ tine. Mr. i ro*b» >elebrated her S'.Mh birthday *m February IS. M ltS . I. K . I I A T I K N . phiiwn h* i«- w ith tlu- flo w e r nnniigi'February birth lay* were obtervinput t lu t wun her fitM a w a rd al tin a im ial I title hen n of i'<l and gift* presented to Mr*. Flbel Carver. Mr* Marjoru Shop, the S n iH o n l lin n le n C ltih Thorstln*- at th e .May fa ir Inn aid. Mr* Stella I'ryor and Mr*. ll.itr l. Crutby. Air*. AugiMla Itilnrey wa* hoiicti »p,t >ertrd de'irhni* refreth. mentv to the member* and guett*. Sit of the vititort. never attend­ ing the Sanford <'-.»i.frr before, * . tlr t r au f r f Mra l^btcr MrI <vt*r Mramon Hran-on A tlimtrr imt. fnllimintf th c ,» h ilr J In- iu v tri .lrrpirtc »orre ... „ .. , , #of 1, ■ ' »t-MaHr“ wed- ..................... >ul'p*. >now «fwp»|J* „ r!U irr ,, , * 5 |J* £SnSb .iiNw unig wa* given ... » Ihurtday »..*« *t u.gni ..hi at m jtvl w He jnil anti'* hitc l-.a. i -.* # *■ * t* ^, fur home of 'lr» Ap tur l»rcrn bone China added to the beauty ^ o ,','11'-, ", \ 7 : with Mr* t 'A Hamit, aunt of or - Other of the Ihe tat table Othrr table tablet he’d held < .*' ‘ ,laf'' ’ a tingle while candle entwined ' f hirer and Mr* Hannah Stefthe groom. a> m hottri* g I •' ii | The dining ioo.i table «** co» wit Ft liny Magnolia --- ............ — rn' " f * leave* and rrrd with a while Inch linen rlolli rath plair wat marked with a , , *nd wav m i banting with it* all name ( aid plated by a (Tj Mall 111l e r a le p M lIU l & I II C J It. Visitor of *na|n|rag<in( and IrtUmv. \r. other pretty atangemcnt wat uted on Ihe ..iffet table Ihr hott and hotlrtt tlailrd the party off by trrv.rg link and .*fuir champagne to thnr gurtt* -""l iim .irin-ing a i.va-t In the pu«t of bomti v i.offct eonrtit- Supper Party Is Given ng of dinmp. r.uvt |.,c f. herring and .any i.ihrr ilrli. mut diyhrs, 1J * terved to the fob.i.irn- gwr>i* --____ _ -«• m i i i M a u H p iO lifU H , *M Mr' |f,M »^''>a" \lrrr' and i rial Mn \lr. U f. J m %»S, and Dm hati, Mr. Mr*. Marvin MrlUrr, Mr. an<t Mr». t.ec Samuel, Mr and Mr* Vlorne l.vant, Mr and Mr- Ma\ Zuekerman. Mr and Mr* * hatlei Iclenl-auni ami Mr and Ml* Joel Ahberha Ii Movies Ol' Trip Seen llntr Circle of Ihr Sanford Gar­ den Club irvrnlly met at thr MHS. j . .1. M O ItK O , gurst home of A|rt. I'harle* Cole, with -|ii'iikcr of llic t la r ilm ( lull Mr*. Charlrt ilrmniey lo-hotlliinchciui hdil T lu ira iliiv n l rt» Mr* Jaik Huttrll, of llrthe M nyfnlr Inn Hotel. lando thowrd motl Intcreiting colored moving putiitrt of an onhiil galhirmg South American O n e D i s h D i n n e r (rip which *hr and h.r huitiand N ,w ' " ,IK ! anil young ton a.compluhcd la.t nourUhmg. tatly one divh dinner. Jolv She al**! brought man) ob ,M • • P J D r t i pm Jccl, of mtrrr.t in every con ' w,k ? P a.k.g r. fnt.en Jumho ceivahle medium - stiver, bra*.. a*F-rago. aeronlmg to package wchmI., fur |,r<,n rr‘ r r ' ,nB ... w,ml. ___ , , lay, «, gourd., ell . dlrr — , l,ton» ....... ......... all of which w ne hand made by flip liquid Mrll 2 lahlr.pooni the nail! i * Avoir fiom Ihr in boiler ovrr low heal add 2 lablr joy merit of thr program, it wai MhK,n‘ Hour and blind Ihnruugh a plravure to have Mr* Kuurll ^ ^"r '* minute* V*tilt ihe d r ill again a» the wjv A'l,t 1 ‘ W ''g'" «'<•*"» anil re a member here until (hr moved ’ , r*cd a«raragu* liquid i nok In Orlando about fou, yrarv ago * n'' *"r un" 1 *-"‘rr U u>tr, ,lo ll followed thr South ' , and Ivmling Add 'i trat|Miun ba 7" L i C I H J , Jam c. AVilion an . ' n r in 1 "' an , , * h' ’’ and Ig U 'i> 01 daughter bom tnvin let. Ii A.iirman program b, .hoeing *'' Jf"' V 1' *n'' 1,1 and rtplaining more than a hurt J' * l,,llr t i"rr " " h 2 died mlorid illdr* „ n .o.lndv r s i ' '" " “G " ,r" r"ml.ine w.lh from Alive,t> and Mrrkrl onhtd r r m4l1mlr,r,,,f *',urT ''Id cup "u r.cn -t Mandarin )>..{ you 6" ! r'1 1 ,h r r ; r , * ni1 know there were many varu-i co° ' " \ ' T, '?* h” I!""1 rh fo e ifj-* rorlti. tiut uo n«»l boll T. Srrgifi^r half lhr a'paragui on Ihe program wav follnwrd bv * , prr hakrd vingle pir cru«l like .ovried diih lunrhron and torn I w|,rr | ,,mkrv I'our on half Ihr hour vauir and repeal prnerdure*u.lng I remainder of avparagu* and . . sauce Sprinkle wilh grated A lu n illi M e e l ’ U? ^ r 0 ° ^ The Annual banquet of Strlvnn *in"' l’,r bubble* and I* itightly t'nivrnlty legal ***vaiiiiii alumni win will laur u kr *> browned Servr ,,u’ hot to f> — ..g •«•■( **•**••*’• ****** place Friday Friday mght. night, thr 241h :*th at ru ,r> :" n W'r p U / /D K v„ lt. Mr. and .Mr, I ,ir l f ,n «*v*« w Mr* m Jumev . Mr *and Mr. an«| Jump* llr*icrrt\ nra.rMv 0f Iil!jh j» » rr arc thr ^ . * " 1 1a ighter, Katherine L ilia -Hi lorn il. v-'It*. i,. 11Hrager - -----,ofn Frbruar, ^rt,nj*r> nI''"1 ,y “ **ie formrr le g g y Wright daughter of Mr ,*<] \|r , j A AAright, of Sanford j,,,it , ,n.l \i, v 1 . . . . . ‘ , V" l,r ' Wl' ,J,," Jr an,HjJf f r the birth of * "in. Donald \ ra l. tmrn ) rulay Ihe Dili Donald weighed it lb» j , „unrr, „ (lirth lh r w . llama have three other ehildlrii Jimmy. I'attie amr Penny K ln : * n’' ,>rlnrr ,h*‘ of the ,|1r Welcome Wagon club w.H . . . . , have a mrctlng Wednetday night, throughout (hr hmiw were , w, , |u|,. I*, nut if ii I Itiiwrr arrangemrnli an.| ll)pr,. ¥ u 4 Whl1r y;irphan| x/ . I'b r rno.t diitlnilive wat a white sale" nnd rarh member ti .reYI eV oaU rf sJ A a o uf" t 1*1Krj^>c» 11011numed to i-rmc >omr w rarttd dm am! l,o|',i"*! cla»trr> of n h llr It m Mr an t Mr* Hank U Miller G w " * » n r Mr and Mrs Hugo will return lon.oiruw Horn Hot I'/ ''" '1 '!f lhr r '5*'Spring*, A ik. where Ihey have ani* *r ' George A Mali’rll, U-rn * pending u-vrral wri-k. Gie gnmm rli-cl'* parent*. Alii* tha only Mr and Mr. Herman Morn* Fluwbcth "arlct.ur.t Mi*, John and Mr and M i. Martin Stior " ,r »•««*". Mj*. Glen Gerber. cphir plan to motor to Orlando ' ,,, jr « ' n ? ! V cr#-r V* *' ,r tonight to attend Ihe fair Parrott Ml.* H ern Taylor. F.d M, and Mi* Roy F Mann ^ , '1 X ‘ . ' , I" 1 l° WV d,bavr , a -Inim (ton/alrf, rrtutnrd OiUntlo I.arry l.l .ll.n , llolirrt . , Janirt Mrhrr. I.iu in c D-uu III, whrrr they nl WnlnrMla) n»sl»l , ... . . ,, thr a „lte r. . lUdianl Jml IDi'btl U alU tc. Mr. and. . . hurtilav With , „ Mr Parcm*. Mr and Mr. S F.. Ive*. Mf, M. r|oll W j„ , r U l r , " . . . . . . . . tlarlrluirvl. lie* and Atcw Ar Mr and Mr. L.lwaid lligg.nv |h ,lrx Mft y fnj th and U v|r* r. ,J | Kurt wild -■ ■ ’ 1 " " " """ 11.-I long, 'It and Mr- AAllliam talp" » "'kb' mnlorid tv* K , , n, Mt aIll) \ j, , Hermit *»r1*mlo lad night where .lie* al Sln|,|| i ; 4l) |.jn r a,„| ,A|lw liar tended a dinner pail* givrn l-v ,,a(il .s|r »a,i Mr and Alr» It N Diekwn in hovietarv were a**Utcd tiy honor id Mr» Alaiy I lligsini Mr, AAilton Newman who aUn who irlrbrated lirr birthilav an wa* m rharge of lhr many pretty 111 HIT MAIM*. H i, U l « 1| hnervarv al Gut lime pally dr.oration*. BDC C O N T E X It 1. ie«l pretty, hut we ve had it for a lung time . . . Stemware V n t x iin ln il O r iT U Ilis t f t T S S J T - “ ■ ‘f f m A n P*1rf ir % InmiIim I at thr Intfrnttiunalljr known Hmlih .,-.woiam v r ll- tr y oigannt Finn Vidciu A'idrio Iiha, hero ap r* *tJUfan! ouiuilr Imlurir Ihe Ihr ijI a^'rlUrry i'i«ini<t rinn * m lirrn «i* t le.ev . Glut, * I L. banipirt t--- -* to - to •- gi.rn p-mted -Acting liiganut at Vale l.ion* on the 19th ----lor the I'JVi l » i acadeiiiic year. Fur Keg o r rind T'nmilv FAMILY BUSIN ISS 39 NEW CAR CUV Cr Kefc*. $27.05 Saucer 1.00 N oaa INVE&IMINTS W hatever your goal in life, il can be yo u n if you prepare for it. And like m any, you'll find that a friendly place to sa/o, plus our generout dividends, w ill hasten the d ay. Stop in soon! • e e e • e liecoratrd >uap dish e Tray* e A«d many other Item* w ater n rn iK R S Vi Price Alh-le in Italy, and frarkly it should ha** •la u d thrie. . . . 1 axerole warmer 1 heel* *haker :>hot vliina klta Mixing -ponn hitdcr* 17.9 5 t vrrlad aluminum item*, that you van hav* foi •« pi u e, if y.ni waul them . . , , • I..A/.A S I S A N S • CANDY IH S IIK S One Group HOMI $ N iiaa A J..- of ddfr-cnt I'.niii, that need, a lot REIIRtMENT $4 .9 5 f. |h .ei (here tv ju-1 more to thi* >et and it <*•*. up n. 1•- room , <, « »f out limr dinting . . . . HI.M'Al H AM' lI M .v l STEAK DINNI R IN till HOUSE and F R E E PASSES to the Hit/ Ih r a ’. i* fur bim<elf and entire family ihildiand <>r wife an-l children I. Alwululelv free at any time to dilt hi* foiivertence CONSOLATION P R IZ E -10 pa r* to The Rid. CAREM G A G I'R, Proprlalor n iN T E s r rid itr-R m a r c h i *i . im * Send all entrle* to — Celery City Hevt.arant - t l Magnolia A*». Sanford Florida Epicure Dinncrwarc H r like i* hu* ihhe far'urv .|.>ean t ,..*< ■ 1! flit I'frn flittc ■- ued Id ne. re; . . . , ll«T. N oaa * Send u* your favorite name or narre- «> many a* you wxhi. Flach name on Tparatr. plain etip of whltr paper, tyt**' of pr nt the name« neatly and legibl- At.ke vine sour name ar.-l ad Jrrvt t- on each rnii v Ih r pei ...n luhmltluig thr winning nam. will receive a tiikei for the— .Sermr for t III) Fovtnna (fy tal i*up and >au(e, *et», a real haigam at A<*l, but we hiqw to move them at t 00 " Me ar» gome to let YOU, «ui frter.dv and euwimer 1 . re-name the— (T.I.I.HY $1.00 - M..!i.'» IL* gr. 15.00 1?i - A s5 .0 0 N I I AA WHAT IX IT THAT YOU WANT? Dinncrwarc llt'K- Jlfi-O.'i Si $21.95 Costume Jewelry Drllcinu*. T mirwell Peter Terris (i.llldy llllt gnrgriiliv Cup S T E A K D IN N E R livriip,..,if, one i r . r guaiantrr against breakage. Hui w e ir tiled >.f l.okit’ g nt it . . . V2 Price W IN ! k ! In Sun ford Italian Pottery Rcif. H .9 5 - $5.50 8 8 N oaa ’ 2 .9 5 �e d ito ria ls %JF To Be Retained I A s>, I! But Changes Planned «!»•»( S t i .Z ’ lit **» Ac i- '1 Ri - *411 Cart . d*v, Ttiei W | *» ' the » • ta hai by ’ TO rnN mat •ns Ju t ft car to : •S but lr« »<• In. 1 hiy •*a -o O » lal tm - A| **I4 Ssimintile County will retain It* United Fund. Thi* de* - dllon wa* made last week by the UF Board of DIrectori af. "‘ ftr comiderable soul-searchingDrive leader* worked hard In the campaign which end­ ed lent month. Despite the time and effort put forth, the drive fell some $14,000 short of its goal. That brought Ur •directors face-to-face with a decision: whether to disband the all-fur-one drive, or try to continue, at least for one more year. •• in the interest of the county, directors decided to try .... It again. However, some changes will be made. A planning committee ha* been appointed to decide on the broad frame­ work under which the UF wi|l be conducted next fall. Although the total w»» about <14,000 short of the goal sought by the U F. it still 'rpresented more than the seven participating agencies had • een able to raise in separate drive* three year* ago. This was the determining factor in favor of retaining the UF. It is too early to a«k what change* the committee will recommend. If the U F is to survive, and Seminole County needs it, change* must l>e made. One change, suggested by The Herald ala»ut a month ago, should be to force the hands of all charity and welfare ’ drives. Kach should be given the opportunity to get in the ... UF. Refusal to do so would givr UF leaders a perfect right to decline to work, contribute, endorse or otherwise help the » aon-vrllcipating agencies. his might Ire viewed as a harsh stand. Hut such i« needed if drive* for local agencies, stirh as Hoy and Cirl * Scouts, the USO, Salvation Army, Children's Home Society and others, are to survive. It ha* been said by several agencies that they are not permitted to participate in a United Fund. If that lie true, why do all these sTiare in the only drive, the annual joint crusade, on military bases? Now under way at Sanford Naval Air Station is the joint crusade. Agencies participating are the Cancer Society, ll*art Association. Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. ..National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, United Cerebral Palsy Association, National Cerebral Palsy Association. Na• tional .Multiple Sclerosis Society, Muscular Dystrophy Assn, elation, National Association for Mental Health, National Tuberculosis Association, Care. Crusade for Freedom and the American-Korean Foundation. ‘ * This is the only charity solicitation permitted at the bgse. excepting Seminole's United Fund. If this can i*e done at NAS. and in communities across America, it ran be done here. If Seminole residents were assured that the U F would be the only charity drive, we be­ lieve support would be greater. •J ____ 4 Elbow Room Needed I The Sanford |>ost office will grt a new naif. The lieneral Services Administration (U. S.t announced Friday that a contract for I2.8H2 had been awarded for the project. It should be comforting to postal wurkers to know that they have a new naif over their heads, as elbow* dig Into rib* of fellow workers who take turns standing against I hr .wall to allow each other passage around furniture and "ffjUlpmrnl. -»• What Hanford need* is a new and larger post office, not a new roof on the outdated, overcrowded structure now Standing on the corner of First and Palmetto. 1 I ; .• 'fie •t Might Sell Auto, ‘ Root’ Of Trouble K N O XV ILLE. Trim. (UPD — 1me Into trouble." Convicted of drunken driving, "Why not quit drinking in5lark A. Kollock told Judge If. stead.'' the Judge asked. P. Pollard he was going to sell "I don't guess I eould do that,** his car lwrau>r "It always gets knllmk replied W .. DAILY ACMOSR 1. Dialst min rnlllsion a Warned I*. Eve II Narrowroadway I I rnlor II. Dirty, is a table IS. George \V. Itusaell II. Part nr "to be " IT. Water g»d i fishy I t II. A surgical saw JT. Ntringed Instrument :< Selected, a* fne the army I I Orrupied la Tell I I . Pereonel pronoun I I . Routh Amenta tahhe V >1. tnuefinite article 14 Whole rang* ST. To handle 10 Pierce aa hy hortui 41 Measure of I ml 4} Primers •« on metal 44. nothstretching framed r u IM1WN 1. W.ee l i . A lever gt. Laietaa river J J N o rse goddess or iteath I I Olrt • name a at IV Tellu­ rium ttym I t te le c a s t', aeswee 35. Mountain iT l I "• Preas on 3T. nutter 31 Prosier 39. Iltundera 43. (.Tnet to -a insect IT Custom I t atnrtea an Conduits ft Man a nick­ 31. Rear end ef a boat name •pose l %P t % | 1 T I • % 7“ Y ♦ l - L i i if % %% 11 % % II Y / il > >• ' im J! }Q 14 a Tl 14 it PH »• ii 11 JV | W < 2 d% ’ %\\ it bi t fl V M J } iX fiy Marquis Child* WASHINGTON’ — rriv * ill tsai.rilN S.letl.isW. Itailer l i t t-skltikee Jxltsts vs. s t t in i. JH_ t t i » i i s i s a n .r wv ati.v v a. c is t t ix u , aasertuioo n ,,> ,e , v in iiim x s o w jr.«xxac s v s h x k k «tie s ao .r s«eieir scaisoe ; jjb f a • L: SB s o lo ra o r. •■ s tir, s s t C irts la a s a a io r a a g sssLsr&s: fs irls r ••* H I •I I l d i r T I O t w eek •W" (III atAs •ae teas fu s e M ootk !£ & •*"" • " 7 7 “ ......... Victory Forecast By Heart Experts Assignm ent W ashington (O tU d O. D. Farrell’s Arcade Package Store "ii [h'e“7eeord show^V.'X ‘ Homework’ Lands r GRAND OPENING Hospital Notes jflCKSons > in it a rkets i OPEN 7:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. E VE R Y DA Y IN CLUD IN G SUNDAY! 2585 ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD fi BOTTLE CARTON DAILY CROS S WORD Af ItltxH I. A headland 3 Pilgrim 31. Changeil Fathers Into 3 ktylish 4. Diminu. bone tcolloq. t live 37. Sea­ * . ----- acamm of Kmma shores 10 Ikxdrnei 5 T a lk , 33. Doof arasont k Homelike pnvaa 13 Deprive of «ra r.) of • weapon 7. Mr. par­ 11 Heelle ent* Ocrahwin It. Daaert of S Alaihan 24. Sttna Aata rnndrar 23. Mala • a la r d a i'a A s s a r t 9. Embraces 15. Pigpen descendant ta Exult 11. Less 39. Grades 34. Gamlnf 17. l-aat el* difficult 30. Troubled ciibea lines rf 15. Impassive 31. Paper 37. Mratura ef sonnt11 pt.) 1 a. self fnatrnrra Strait* I t Sash (Jap) 19. Fetish 32. Weaver* Sattlrmcnta :o. Past 4B.W .I.1 reed 31. Mdkfiih It. Hautboy T ~ T ~ % • T ~ 7— V7 22. Competent 1 critic pa 1 19 21 Mttaihe rock* % tl 11 37. Lettuca 14 Likely % 19. Madmen * i fnd.) 35. Occupy 31. th y tingulata 31. Scotch form nfAIIca 39. Haaty repeat 40. Tearful court 43. Afftiea DOWN X. Camper's boat S. Native* bf Syria ri % 4 3). Shilling tabor.) 41. Brtngi Into •toss osouee Oelekee it , tata at ike m i ortte* f ioeiao. woaee ihe Aer >r C«aar*M .r I s , itra. TOO Hereto la a ■•■Vie -r ike ta llta Prese s in k«keeb i. »mfa. ilea i Is e u lo b i r •• l»s SM lor eetaklieatiaa of all ireat atssv i s i pt.siea la Ikie M a t f s H i. i if w krtelmVsT**1 tit it bcinf arfurd. is th# onljrf feeble fnd *tth ailmc. old m t \ way to insure continuity of poll* WitH three and a half >cari h » ““ «■ “ W «• .tr.tton .nil . . . . m.n b n » ,M b« ’i S i f . t» While llou.e drmals are Diued ln frorn the out tide would require of nullfI |n , U)in|. ni the speculstion about his auccca- week* it not months to catch up i|)fr h|| maJor „p<.rat|on fnr tJ!). sor will continue. This is a situs on the bscksround papers that ^ nrarjy , wo and a ha|j , rar| lion made to order for uncertain spell out policy with Americas |, a | | (n thf mtd„ 0'f , h(> I) both at home and abroad. allies and with the Russians. s *fI whfn ,h# (famM „, But no matter what the ulti Much haa been written of Her j hat bnff |jtt|f w jr threatened njatc decision, the fact ahould not crippling arthritis. Certainly ,0 , pM. , d |U the whole world be overlooked that at the head „ Secretary he would not be a* t^3^ time Dulles took a of the State Department in Dul mobilr as Dulles, who has clock- dfC||lon calling for great enurlea- absence it a loyal two man *d more than a half million miles a jf , nd rr sntulion. He derided learn Undersecretary Chriatian „f air travel. But Dillon, who is |0 forf„0 the long weeks of ra.liaHcrtcr, and Deputy Cndertecre- ,... , <hil* Hcrtcr will toon be 64, ~ jurrapy to try to insure tary t . Douglas Dillon have both tould be Ihe roving agent with cancer did not sprrad t-, followed at first hand the steps the Secretary of State gtvep time 0(hrr parM „( hit hod>. as u leading up to the current. ap |Q ponder and reflect on ,*’r now seems lo have done. To hn« prnarh toward negotiation ° ' fr rourve of foreigii policy, fierier undrr-onr therapy would have Berlin and (iermany. could and would attend the mi- kfpt him away from his efftr* llrcausr of their intimate know. ^ ronferrncra, aueh at that pre- jor many weeks after hit Imme. ledge, the view It growing here suniably to be held in Ihe spring d|ate ionvalea»encc that It Dulles mint be replaced 0n the Herman Issue. s0 rnurh was left unfmlshed in the logic of the rholre ft for Berauie he felt he was noi be « ake of the Suer crisis, and llerter to become Secretary and )n( used, he irriously considered pu||r , had had the ovrrnd. ng Dillon his Cndersecrciary. This a year ago resigning at Under conviction that It was his destine secretary, lilt loyally to the Ad to set a triumphal course whei^ ministration would not permit olbrrt before him failed flavin* that and he stayed on In recent „hoolcd himself throughout his months Dulles has gisen him |d(, ,0 Secretary of State, he somewhat more of a role While (ou|d acknowledge nothing b n It continued to be largely a one ,|,an ty,r perfection of hit mn man department, llerter s views t(,ncrpt „f how American ivoliry were listened to seriously should be ronducted The Administration often seems WASIIINHTON (UPD— Kipcrls In view of the concentration on yesterday forecast major break- , unaware of how last the time Is Individual, for the obvm>i« throughs" against heart and blood running nut with less than two rfa|on „( pjt great capacities, vessel ditra-rs in the nest 10 years lo go Someone presum- we are more fortunate than •-« years which “ will save thousands ably on the Inside chose the oc know in having in office two n „f lives." cation of Dulles' grave illnrsst auth a , n rricr #nd Dillan They They said "extraordinary ad to leak word that Secretary of nuM deserve a full and free op. vaners” in the past decade furc- Defense Nell McKIroy would gel p,,rtUnity. shadow even grealer progress in out by Ihe end of the summer. _________________ Ihe next. in acrord with an understanding that hr would stay only two SEE l'S FOR A The prediction vias made in "report to the nation,'' first of its years This w n denied, but COMPLETE SELECTION kind, by the American Heart nevertheless the Impression is O F ----W alches As»n and the National Heart In- left of an Administration going to pieces like Ihe one host shay. Jewelry stitutr, both just IQ years old. It takes a year for a man to Six specialists presented papers Diamonds on "a decade of progress against muster a Job as complicated and Hirlhsfnne H ire* By Ud Koieiba you were arrested U times be-<meeting rf gang.iers broken up cariovauular disease" at an difficult as that of .Secretary of I -e Our lliidgrt Plan. WASHINGTON — The hoodlums tween 1915 and I9U?" by police In New Vork stale aest- hour and a half meeting attended State or Defense. The assump Charge or l.a?a> iy by congressmen, government of­ tion Is that lie begins to be use who swaggrr up to Ihe witness The Senator from Arkansas ral years ago. J t w e lr y "I recline to answer . ." ficials. physicians and health au­ ful and effective In his second chair are soon condemned men broke in. “ Have you." he said Store year If hr departs at the end McClellan showed him a pho thorities. —bruised hy a weapon that with the anund of aljnei soaping tostat of a letter, written In per Dr Leroy Burney, head of the of this time, the government his | 0 2 B . le t F A 2-0181 comet snarling from beyond the against cold steel, ‘ done a decent fed Knglish, bearing Ziio's sign, Public Health Service, sounded a lost the investment In his educathing in your life that you think mahogany ilrtk in front of them II. would not tend t> Inc.'imlnate turr "Do you rrcognirr the let note of caution in commenting on tion and experience. James ter*" the pa|ters He reminded that Smith Jr. stayed less than two They hide behind the fifth you?" Thewitnrsa peered hard at the heart and blood vessel diseases years as head of the International Amendment, hut they can't rliirk The man’, feet came abruptly letter. ‘ I recline. . .” kill "more people than all olher Cooperation Administration, and the knife that starts deep in Ihe logelher He ruhhed sweaty hands The edge camr again lo Mr- ra u iri of dealh combined and dis now the White House mutt tlir soundhoi of Senator John Me- on hu b,uf *•*>"«!»>* trouser, Clcllan'i words "Well, do you abled countless others" around to try to find a suitable And he declined to say whether llrllan chairman of Ihe Senate successor. ----------------------there was a decent thing on the see ihe letter?" It may lie idle now to rrrall rackets committee grounds it may tend to fncrlmi that when George 51. Humphrey The Senator, undisputed king of pale him. resigned at Secretary of the Ihe caucus room, swallowi Just The »pcrtatn(s. jammed In the l0OThed l,Ule‘'m .n ,n gray cupped E m p l o y e s I n J a i l Trrasury In mid-1957 he turd to »o much of Ihe "I decline to r , *r- Peered McClellan wllh dig hit chin In his hand and dug WARSAW tl'P It — Authorities persuade others, including Dul .„.i ii ,„„ . i„» nlflnl litters "Are you proud lo his have caught up with tome rail- let. that the lime had come to answer stuff, and Ihrn a ,hr |y|4> nf fr ||0w )ou are’ " |,h '' "“h' if hit lingers into scad woikrrs who have htrn lak- make way for younger men. Hit ■roal begin, boning that vafbal | M ,,|e lia n. too could feel rhrrk And he squirmed Featurirtf I'd say the most unfortunate ir.ghome their work. argument was that If the Elara sralpel I'd say it can teach un Ihe knife break off. Urr ihe thickest skin The"rnan^commilled lo lake the ,hln* *or lhr Thsf sne-ted II railroad rm hower Administration went on to The Very Heat x McClellan s first victim un this y,nn p|| j,|, |)p , ni) inoV,,) behind the lifih It he must do pluyet who allegedly carted off the end with ths same tesm. It would look at “though not* 'k* the Ad310 E. 1st day was John Vitale of SI latuis, llh „’Blipr lhr »>rlwi,i rhamlrliers *• oul ,be "Pfn — under the three miles of ihe tr a c k a g e .---u '“ l ** •*•••*• — *J bald, fielllgrrent He hunched klcCIrllan (old him lo strp <lf ,h'‘ rbandeliers ami the which they sold to the focal state- minlatrailon alone but the Repub­ lican party wag trailing off to a forward In the hot seal,hands asideWhen hr gut un he looked l*b* Senator ktcClellan ownedscrapenterprise, clrnrhril on hips, feel apart ard „ hj, w„ lh w||t, *a , rn, f „ solid on lhr red carpet relief Hut I thought Ihe lon| He sing .noged the I decline^''1r ,peru,ve cigar m the mat noc hu across the eapanse of a iloien kr| „ at a|riH>|>lns , |,(l|r quratinns put fotlh hy chief cuun Krank z ,|o of .Sprtng((f|(1sel Ifolw-rt kenned) ., "What is s ■ ••»«!! ittlr ss Italian aitaii in In hi gray R* hair. your occupation?, i nu arc an KfJ|>. MJ|^ liouncfd tip }lr did operator in coin niArHmr*. *rkn«^lrilsr that hif occup occupation was "retired Then came the usual mohstrr, questions "You operated 14 stills in the Springlirld area during j Prohllnlion* fly 1937 you con I'rbruarv IS trolled all the dice, punrhlioarils Admisslsuii and |Nikrr gamrt in Springfield* Edward Simmons (Allamontr You were mnvirlrd of violating Spilngsl Ihe Prohibition Act in 1931*“ Clarrncr IfillrII (Sanford) "I refute In . ." he started Willard Grimes (O strrnl "Just a minute." MrCIrllan growl Sharon Clevenger (Sanford! ed "You'd better say 'derllne.* Rnsrlta t ooprr i Sanford r It sounds more respectful" Dischargee Well, the poor ex con got so Alexia Ballard (Sanfotil) ruffled that he blurted, "I re Mercia II. Carter and liaby dine to answer." "What was boy (Sanford) that?" cried the Senator. Thelma Williams and baby ''I can t say it . . I recline to He Reserve The Might To Until Qnamltlea boy i Sanford) dcline. ." Then he begged that Rosemary Allits and baby girl he couliln t espreis himself loo Mlaleenl well Martin P Bulger (Sanfordl "Ibd you speak English al the Angie Muller illviedn) Hireling at Appalarhln?" said Thrran Bass (Sanford) I Krnnrdv. This was Ihe famous 34. Split pulse Monday, Feltrunry 23. J’ i f e I li >■'»■ I CROSSWORD I Quarterleea altpper I Polar tilth «. Tea. In Aparn It Contains I. Twn-tned aloth T. Enrlnaurea I Apple renter remover t. Turn aside IT. Gun islangt 14 llarh.ta a ilog I I Inferior i prefix t Washington Calling TERMITES % i! Pit 1* ii •> P COCA-COLA ik w JO % It IT T f t ts * 7T“ i 2 il % 715 Food Order 10c Pins With $5 Or More COFFEE lb. 1*o«mI Order DiV'isil 39c VKLDA (JRAI)K “A” HOMOOENIZED F r e s h M I L K s.43c CHOCOLATE, VANILLA, or STRAWBERRY ■i p ii Mur# MAXWELL HOUSE IIAO or CHASE <f SANBORN CAN VELD A - •I Wilh *.'t Or ICE M I L K FLO RID A ’S FASTEST GRO W IN G Olanl Half (iallitn Carton FOOD 49c C H A IN ! �i 5 M on., Fo b. M . fhr #*nferft f r r it i Seminoles Bow, Close With Deland Tuesday Dandridge, Stanley Named To All-Star It) J E R R Y (0 \ IM .IO N QuaitCrback Cecil Ilar.dridgt D «•i.<t Aiuard David Stanley hat* been ramcd b>' I'loiuia coaches tu the North tram in th* high trhcHil all-star (im r to be played 11 August at the University of Florida. The announcement ram* altrr North All-Star I'oatii Jim 1‘isott. Sanford, m*t with North Florida ,-narhr* in Or*;* to select thi» "Irram .ram." CoCap'.atn, Itandnd.r a n il A Stanlr) paerd the Sen-: ;r . two tear* under roaih f'igutl uhilr piling up 17 win, thrr* lot*r, and two l-e*. wht.-lt include a lirahma EowJ victor) and a Celcry Howl victory over 111 <hop .Mo»r* amt Ar ,j»» Coach PI»ott and pun It 1.. rn! Lake City weir unammuu, ,e lrctloni for thr coaching spot, of the north. Thry hate decided to inn thr tingle wing w,th their A dead!) lineup againtt t am Ottla Mooney and (ilenn (Wham of -.he ti-Uth. Sanford ran claim a gtcal .%*| of the honor from the torn hint ,tarft «if t>o:h tram* While rigott i« thr current head men­ tor at SIIS. 4! jont), from Miami Senior high, wa« aiiltlant eua h under Cat I Kettle* at Seminole In J95I) 51, t'.-arh (Wham, row the head roach at Sehrtng, it a Sanford product and spent hit plating da)a at Semtno>. All four eoarhet are graduates of Florida, where 1’igoit, Mooney, and Odham pl*,.ed together. , The complete to«ter« of thr*c ’■wo team* will not be retraced untd nevt week, but thete ate see«tai who were , elected to the >ii:h .chool all-America sq .a j anl mill t>e playing In th* AIM m enc* tilt in Philadelphia In July, Dandridge will be th* •maUrd p *; er «n either -quad. Although weighing only 135 pound*, hr n regarded by Florida roarhr, a, t ne of the fine,! patter, and ■Miter, in Ihe slate In the i>a»t »r**on, Dandridgr w*» the lead!■■; ground-gainer, had a .600 * triage in patting, and punted the ball bat* foot for a 40 ) aid average Mr will he u>eJ mo'tly on pa«,»■*• . punllag. Th* North ba.k held atciag f, well over 175, with •rteial Ifl-tecond men. So, !h« Llt.lr tlcneiat" pioltably will not get much of a «hot al the running Me sha.i'J l-e rated a* the ten pa*,er on the North tq.iad •Vailr... Hh;.r plating for Sem­ inole. w*> chosen for two ytait the All (JBC >quad and oat ' umej In the All state >qj*d be Hoiida spurts writer* II * gieat defensive pl.t* m i the but in 4 rottal Floiida la,t ,ea,on and hit offrnilte blocking wa« better than any in the are* Stanley wat or e of the top choke, of the North roarhr, and probably will play a b:g tote in the ronte«t t hi * fall. Me piubabty will get the nod to play the pulling guard on thr potent Tennessee single wing aliaik. Me Ruwr sports a nitty 190 pound, aid i< •rhedulrd It travel to FSU immediately after the all-atar tame ihi, fait with a four year thn!*i,hlp Mr wat one of the -noil-taught leniot, in the ttate Ihi, winter. The Seminole cheeileader, will alto get into the act. They wrr« ihotrn at the North “ none mak­ ers" for the tilt. It* TIM 1 t il le d Multi WHY l'rr,« In tern ation al Now- that they hate finally rorrailed their hr»i sniper—Whitcy Fold - ihe New Yoik Yankee, today turned their attention to their big urge gun—Mickey Man­ tle. Ford, threatened C a r L e r with a r a v C u t . w», gl)rn « it."01 tai*e w hen he tigneii h i, 19.19 C on ti a r t (or nil ettimated i3o.<“hl Sundxv aid iuimediatrly joined thr word champion, in a workout at the'r S; Petersburg, Fla , camp. The stubby aouthpavv ha 1 ba.kT O H A Y 'S P I C T I H K S a u k r m m m io w s T K K A S n tE S — Wicholdt’s Si™ -' :io s. p a r k AYR. 4 A 1,1. HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 J HERTZ Kv m in u s F A 2* i *i 0H R e n t m CMi Vic Knhello, A lfl. *i0l K. 1st Tor The Finettl In FltHSII FISH anil SKA FOOD COM) HKKIt TO 4.0 rail — HEN NETT'S FA 2-tl!)2.'t 120,1 W. 201 h ttr-*l of French We Deliver An,where In Sanford S H O W IN G O l'KN 12: J.1 TH E" 1 HILARITY BEST-SELLER IS ON THE SCREEN! **• i MA Newman ASIIF.YIM.K IL'P I)—Clyde Me Cultough. former major league catcher. will *,<umr hi* duttei Vtarrh t a, manager nf k-hrvilla , entry in the Sally League McCullough wa, named manager Thunday after being n irr* viewed tiv the b-atd of dlrrrtnrs of (.immunity |l**rbail \*hrv lltr, c ub. a, yet unnamrf. wnll tram at Dothan. A'a Thr club doe, not have a major league affiliation. Mel iJuugh. It I.va* ,ti Nut* folk Ya. Lad year be managed Reading. I’a . nf the Faitfrn League and before that he wa, a player Coarh for the Miami Mailin* In the Inlrrnaiinnal League. Hr was a player fur thr Cubs ip 1945 when they wun Ihe NsIlona I League pennant. At not s'.age uf in, (a lter, he .aught 145 game, without ml>alng an Irrving. a record which Mill stand*. ------- DAYTONA RKU TI Fla H IM> - NASCAR n ifk ijli announced Johnny lleaurhamp winner of the .voti . ............................... „,ite intr.malkmal. flurep su re r ..... itafcrt racr Stindiy hut liter >.iid thf roult% v%frr unidflrial t>e rim e there ttrre no photo* of p photo finish Officials at first ruled that ttraiirhamp. of Harlan, Iowa, I nosed out Lee Petty of It aml Ir The new Daytona intrrnatlonal minutes only In see ll slip away. •peedway has no photo • finish 1 hey played a fue ball gamr il l vamrra at Ihe finish line. So the way with little Iteorge Deride* H IS I lK H iK S T O.NK — I)» n Muiisp jircuillv dirplav s vvlmt leading the ,coiing and John Tay* lu t u r sent tail » public app-ul he any a is the higgeal fre « h im tc r fish he hn« e ve r t-ntiRht. lor and Mike Robert, doing most lor any movie film oi thr linUh. uf the work on the boards. They T h is I I -pound I h k nnm tIt Ims* vvn.s cauK'ht nt the tl.vcenla Mr rvanunrtl «rvcral photo* fi.*h rum p on the S I Jo h n * , T h u rs d a y , on a sh in e r. Mouse and tomr movie 1:1m Sunday now havr a line 13 G rrcoi<l for j , front I ’e le rsh u rp , \ \ . V a. night but the rc'ultv vvrrr I'ic jr * the teaton wuh thrir final gam* roming up tomorrow- against th* tluilvr. Crowd pleasing Itocky MacDuft " Make w.*» more lhan JtJ.iew Miilldogt bom DeLaiid. I, favorrd in the tirade A feamre m Hie lust priie money and «»■' # tonight at Nanforil Drlamln Ken dor.emeots t I r o , . . . rh. n ! ‘ i “/ net Club a, the lllb week of Reauthantp tlrove a l»J!t Thun- ,Z /*?,'*,1h* " * " * scampering get* siarled. deibird ami Petty a 1919 Oldsmo- f * “L. \ " n '1*1*® la Artion on tonights IU event 1’ilc. Sreond plate prite money " T T * The Tort Pierce squad will schedule Iwgin, .I IAO w k n.°k ,1 ' ‘iJ 1 “v T " ^ * Rocky has won three of bis l*«t In Ihird plate wa, Charles 4irlf- 1 ‘h" til Mi let play offa. Match 4, tiv start, and ,eek» hi* ,ivthffith id Chattanooga, Tenn. driv- lr] H lhe he mi mile, ar* AT L A M A 14 P it-W ill the dr 'team , playing in racially • nuved *7**°" triumph from the eighth mg a 1937 Pontiac, iiut foutih and "I*1* h * u !L " T ,, ’ *"!* "i pion Kentuckv W.hl- *veni. 1"" Hr * Mown aero., the D ie filth place, .D o -ere conte.led. ^ ? \ 0* „ #eh ^ im l-M ?.D fending ihampion (is! as a, nl Is ■ mi U ilia! irtm in * 1 1 11 1 ikllrin I Ivvenl nf S n i r l i n l l t i r e I ** r *CI»H Iluai», sixteenth, mile distance in 3113 Cotton Owens of hpartanburg, Sellle Mainline eats return to the NCAA tourna Seabrene of Daytona i« th* second* S C . had lieen ruled Inmth in a While awaiting that deruion. power in the tourney and Is a aur* mrnl nevt month or. despllr be SFi team, will spend this final Ton,* h* * l,r ‘•",n,*h ''‘’""ac and Joe Weatherly lug one .if the lie.l learns In the /J**"'' ed ^ ilh a noihrr" tirade \ evrnl of Norfolk; \ a . 'fifth in a 1953 * * ihf RnaJ contest; Th* nation, be foicrd to sit this .mr * ” k. ^ povilmn. on ,Mtl, ( j , „ r r ,„ , hfl-g 1n i'hn rn |r, -lh r ,r rr.uUl, loo, Samletab, ate pimiahly the lup lhe league ladder. train in the .late with all-SUI* thr fits! rate an event which were declared tmoiilcDI That . the question plaguing the " V 3? * ,H,nni n6 shuiild launch thr lug III race pro NASCAR olficials at first an captain Trie Rogers leaning th* way. Souiheatlern Conferen.r tc lav fol < t , , f 41 K > gram wuh umuual spent nounird Itraurhamp , w in n in g In the contest tomorinwr diight, l.iwirg Krnlurk) a 75 56 vutoi) will slart afresh against Tenne, Alto in the initial tnntrsl are lime as 133 75 miles per hour, o'er previously u n li e a I e n V'l *ee at Knoxville tonight If the ttnckv Mactsinty, Jdl lliirk. Fa Thu wa, withdrawn and 'ofttTiaU i h' ^minute. . , r i.ted lh* horn—and the a n ,»rr lit, square lo t, are a, rough a, they usually hie Skirts, l.imlM-r Timber, I'etr said there would be no announce fvvoilie,. In the Hr,t marling. l> within thr segregation though!I are at home. Hie Tigers rmihl <) Lear, Song Time and tiay Ra mrnt nf the time until the wm the Arminulr, drfralrd lh* varsi* H , 61 53. and the JY'» edged th* of thr governing Duty at M l,,is welt have a two • gamr loung len nrr wa, srtlled streak going ,'ippi Mate. Another nutslanihne hound In Rramliamp had started In the *'*1'.* RuUdo*', M -IJ. It will be There's a full slate lonigld This it Ihe last week of Ihe sea featured rvrnt i* i. hi Di 21st 21.1 ....... never was 1h<r* frjtu rn l ninth cw*nl iiotiliun ami «m» «ir*n «■* in m hY i Jf ."f ,h(' ,,p*u'*p . - a tun Itsrrilg major uptrlt. Au­ hrnturkv will hr host to Ala anr Kav. in Ihe ,evenlh but She front until Hie IIDIh lap The J* / 1 * * ,l‘ '* i’ Dyed In lh* hams, Florida v s si! lie at (ieorg-a burn and Mioiuippi Male appur ** '■* (trorgia at \andrrblll. Ml' lale, lecund best rail) «hI,i U of Petty lleaucbainp duel began in entty will share the Aouthra,! Tech, .I.lippi al laxilsiana Male, anl fourtonne. lomparrd to Rocky earnest un the 17<»th lap lleau ern t unferenee crown ami Kru MlisiDippi State at Tuiane MarDufl s leading morning line j champ hung on Petty’s rear bum turky will finish third The favorite, all wun Saturdav Inuring of three-tonne per until the lAlid lap when he Auburn is out nf thr NCAA lor final event will lie a niara look a short lived lead. Thr two nielli In addition to K rn liu l) > tournament. A p'ay then swapped Hie lead live lim e. tournanirni. •' pud P"'1 season •' \utiurn Mi,«i>*iiuu i 1'"'' Mil re eighth, mile allalr tian fur recruiting violation, lr«.. ^,J|r t.(,l(„ |4n4 ydale 75 U7 Traik nffUDD ann.iunied an llraiirhainp i ante roaring Interested adults and sponsor* care of the lig rr, Ml»al,,ip|il . nuw (|J, ,hr „ 4)„m , other Ladies Night i, on tap for down Ihe final stretch nf Ihe in are rrmlndrd of the important or­ Mate thill becomes the i ligible j , , ,;rors|j T -iii beat Thursday night. Alt women will ,„|r and wav named Ihe winner. ganisational mrrtmg of (hr San­ ronferrnrr member — but D n it . ’ ( r lhf lh|Mj tlmr p , , iie admitted in Ihe oval without -----------------------ford llabe Ruth League Innscht at fippl has an unwritten han on its *,««ri-ia iur me ' ... * _____ ____________ Irjltm , 8’ r.’ , Tennev-re routrd Jn> »h»fke, I * oelnrk at Ihe Civic CrhlM. Manama 93 68; lamlrrlitlt b e a t kwku hi ) lorida 77 Mi and Tuiane Iwal CMlCAliO (U P D — The Chicago pla* uniforms for rnnsidrrallcil MillltSlppi 81 hi While Sov have prepared a 4* -ind plans made for Ihe nrwr lea* Mlliliat Itunawav page pirtorial review of pail and cue Alt those interested in help* prevent While Sox Iranis and havr mg lo any capacity, coach, mana* Kentucky, now 212 for thr sea New ton. made a shamble, of Auburn T U .L A IIA S nKK il l'll plarril it on sale lor fai erni, Tlie grr, official or IwoMrr, are asked Ml \MI ( V PI) lliatrah stewFloiida Stair Itraii F- oib.v I I ujs> h The 3Vtide at, brorhure also will be on ,* lr al to allrml lonlghl'a meeting Rail* led by vrtrran I'rrry Mo,, ba* hired Kenneth Johnny Cnv and yophonour Hitt aid, lave Buipende-I l«krv C hsr. all thr White So* * home game, al Ruth llaiehall it for hoyt 1J-1J le, 1 Richmond 6<» day* (nr sh'pp nf T' inity t niyettdy ir San l.irkrrt. were sliea-t tiy- ?n point, posiessing a hattriv • p-iwncil tornisky la rk ihi, yeat. yrart of age. Vninnio, le x . a, an »*«i«tanl i,PfofP halftlmr and never tnrealI-.. .* -h-n king de* li r ened thereafter lb , stewaid- al n irriimmendn) Shipp. 30. w«« haekfifi.i i"acli Halley Howell whose 28 3 aver 1 1 , a ILuint ( oinini-*ion :• T................................. tln il), where he had hern foe axe lean, leailv uir the ntiuin South in avurm-.', acoring, ,, -hr llo,iid .................... ... . . . . ..... i llli HICAllO i l ' P l i lhe 1961 CHAPEL IIII.L, N. C. (U P ID * 'wo vrai* Ilf is a graduate from p.,.1-, i; liv |At l.ulirnoOil ll rn e lie ir *., o _ ................. '**' J V } • 'C '" 1 »"d that be i-e baned Women « Western (inlf Assort*- t Tickle Don Rrddmgs, end Al •Itddlr ieniir,-re S.ate College j ..aril liad ontv three point, |n , ,, v i , u i , MPv imn ui open lourtumrnt will be (ioldilrin and center Ronnie Koea . - I h..t,i. .. and. .fouled .T . nut nf Mom H e 'd * track,. non o| and hold, .a m aittr, deg ire (tom t|ir arii-ml .lialf (l .hmorv.l -a d be had been *H(7d at the Relle Meade Colin* were honored Saturday night at Prahod' 4 oltfgr lihr game The Itencals. down by I llnj ' with tli* dev lie lord to tiy Club, Nashville. Tron. Dale, nuDtamllnf North Carotin* foot* ——~ ~ — 17 pointl al halflimr. madr a l-e ftrurv 75 4’enlral 7.. make hi,r»e, tun taster hut in- (or thr louruamrnl havr not yet hall pliyrrs at (hr Tar H rrli' an* • . ■ . lated e f f o r t to catch up but . I --* i he hail never med II in I hrrn detrrmlurd. s»U|l<wr,t nual award* banquet. I lC C I N I O n w ill le d couldn't quite pull it off Kansas S( 62 4lklahom* St V SYRACUSE i l l ’ ll — Maurice Saturday • h r r o e a im hided itradlry 7-s T u t,i :• Podoloff president of the National (>ene Turtnohlrn uf Triinfssf'’ Arkansas 72 Teva» .vi.M 71 Raikrtball As'nrialton, eipeil* to who stored 25 points and was a ;tllr Raylor ah make a derision regarding irferrr demon, at uttial, on thr board, Mill.IN), lit Il'P li— Mr, Da t ah t... New Itrvuo (1 sn iln eii. t Vrk i :-i 8/ Delta Al 71 Sid Rorgia • fight with a fan Iasi 1sophomore Unger K a l t e r of belle (ill*,, mother of National Thursday ' lomr lime next week." lirorgla Tech who (cored 23. ,rn l/acue Pretidenl Warren (iiles. j',x a , *tt rla 73 61 Podoloff conferred with (lie fan Inr Jim llrnry of Vanderbilt wifi tulferrtl a fatal hearl allark in ( Trx St 51 b T Vtisi.n 47 \V4 likla St. An SF, Okla. St 41 Fit Ron and hi* attorney Satin 21 and little Dickie t) linen of her home Saturday night -She •lav. w ,, tl Tuiane with 22 Drakr 77 N Texa, St. Tn llarrlm Simrnrn, 92 W. Tex St 76 Mouatun 6t SI. Dim, A7 tjjn a r T,-eh 72 S iluuvtnn 63 Trx Western 78 A ril St tT i •*( Trinity 97 Southwestern T r ia l #6 Mr*! Seattle 75 Idaho St 69 Southern Cal 76 Oregon *7 (‘aufnrnu 63 Idaho 46 Drnver 74 Montana 70 Wsihmgion 82 Washington Si an W.-st Wash. 6T Whitworth n San Francisro 61 Diyo'a tta l ) 39 San Diego l 51 Chico SI. a* Sacramento St. M Nevada U 44 MacDuff Favorite In Track Feature Miss. State Holds Key To Wildcat Tourney Bid Babe Ruth League Meeting Tonight Mix tit'l Krocnurc Moss Hires Shipp As Seminole Coach Coif Site Chosen CiNB MJtBcOAC 2r \ _____*- c c ic R if ceiu«e annual... The .Mgr. FA 2 6311 c i n g Nightly(except Sun.) 8:10P. M. For SALE For REN T Jerry Collin*, Upemtur M a c h in e s Service • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands • FARM EXH IBITS • BOAT SHOW fa ll a Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M A TIN EE FRID A Y A d d in g REPAIR Feature: IsOfl • .1:07 • 3si I 7:21 • 9:2* Criddera Honored Ciles* .Mother Dies TYPEWRITERS and drain* wdii ,- A r ClisON sportim Case ‘Shocking/ Jockey Suspended WoDOWMO All Pioneer* Ovrr The .U e Of R». Are Invited To He Our (iue.l To See Thin Wonderful Movie. !ft, than two minute, left thr • wilh two or more games rjntaln* tpeCd) iroior captain drove to ing on the schedule, depending on Ihe batket for crip shut, on')' to hcvr th* tquad make, out In lh« b, hit by two 'Cudas. playoff, n fit week, Roth time, charging was eatlrd slisttlel and that wa> tt. Thr 'Cudat dump- tiracry ha, set two rtcords ih li ca*on by dropping in 31 point* id In the foul shot, and pulled the gamr out, .12-4:'. It iu> w in n single game and breaking th* heart breaker and wa, one of the ild sra<on scoring record of I II , licit garnet witnessed all irstun. Rav Lundqulit, the Seminole*' Iligh-scoring Jimmy liiacry Continumi hi, drive to hit Ihe only OIK tflrr.h.n Ihi, year, wa» 4<M maik In scoring with 23 rfrond to scoring with It points. points, It we, hi, t-rsl defensive Hr wa, all oyer the court and his game this sra-on nnd thr S-lU tad playmaking and fatt-bic aklng aUtt plated hi, best on the board,. He now ha, a total of 3*0 point. were big tea<on, fm the "near snus." Alev Mchibbin bit the starling lineup againvi the 'Cudai for lh* first lime in the past few con* teal, ami wa< the big gun In th* tehoundifg department, lie vir« tuilly took ihe ball ftom th* tov«criiii: 't udas and made hit man. N i . by * bumprr. tj,,t ef,ort on the drfeniir* r u, pfll>< wh„ ,l4, frn,|Pr hoard,. Junior Terry ChrUten* . , 1 ">n *i*° -ontmurd hi, fine ,how* tt" h I>««»am p as they lnjt un lhe bt.a.d. and should icaih hi, peak by the district ^nl1" *,nf plained of the ruling. NASCAR p.ayoff, i-evt week In Cocu*, Coarh Dick Sitters' IV *qtjH •Totdfst Mill France aarue sis also lost a heart breaker, 51-33. hours D lrr declared the results Like the vaitity. the JY'a held a ruling inutd !>r made live point lead until the final two W inner Uncertain In D aytona Stakes In ilrd McCullough Picked ’.T V.nZ'* Asheville Monoger n South Atlantic ' 1>,kn:i Sl 7i s n,kou 1 ' NOW Cage Scores Prr», International K a il Manhattan 94 Army 77 St Uunatrnturr 90 Marshall T9 llrown 66 4'olumbia M Huston I'. IS Iona U Muhicnbrrg 69 Temple 62 WVl 89 vieo. Washington *6 l.chigh 18 llulgrr* 26 Svracuse i»0 Penn St : i Fotdham p) Detroit 73 St. Josephs To |.a Salic M Harvard 69 Pennsylvania HI Dartmouth 71 Princeton *9 Yale 7 ; Cornell til Connecticut 71 Holy Crn*» 89 W.Va tl'n lry in lo8 DAK 64 L'nion (N .Y t *1$ 'tIT ys Spnngllrld M LIU T9 Lafayette *T i;rtt>,burg ** Wagner 77 CCNY 5S **! earher al certain riau.c* in Hr.ndei, M Rowdoin a.' . . . Scion Mali 89 l,eorgelown 81 tiT h . new pad. on* .f which teport- Ka|rfirU1 ; fi s , f r>nrl, i N Y 1 M • d.y w.„ aimed at governing hiv y i,m, Rhode Island 7T adlun, nft ihe field. However, Rorhcvler 77 Wesleyan 6») ih* Yankee, in ,i.led only that <lrnrta 92 Indiana t Pa l T 71 I i-rd make an h<>ne,l rlforl thi, Albright 71 fianklin Marshall 61 year to adhere to a strict diet, Providence *-8 Vnib) 63 •■huh |, suppti.rd to ptfvenl a Arnhmt 79 Tuflv J7 r*cunenc* of the aim pi tcri«» Scranton PW King, Coll 96 that ha-* bo-.hrred him in the Saulh p ,,l. Ki-tilitcky 71 Auburn Ml Altnliolir Beverage 4lui 4 lemron M South Carolina Ml The diet, pte^ribcd by doctor, Navi 8U Pitlthurgh i t at the Mayo Clinic, prohibit, the Tennessee 93 Alabama 68 •e of protein m**i «r alcoholic Maryland m North 4 arolina it beteraget. ford |, permitted only North Carolina Sc *4 lillanuva )S hiodf'l rhi-k*n. fish and tarnlr. t.rorgl* Tech 8J i.rorgia 6J ' I should finish the teaton at Louisville ..8 Dayton i4 a tugged 13(1 pound*." quipped Rkhmoml 7) William K Mar) M f..id , who repotted at 182 MDtuelppi M 71 I-M 67 Despite assorted atm alimrnl,. Tandeihilt •• I lorida 6*1 Ford has a nifty ratnrd-tun avrr- Tulane *1 Mississippi 6-1 age of 2.5t» lor setrn season, wilh 3 irginia 81 Wake forest <8 Ihe Yankee*. Hr h*. w„,i lol V'tlh ‘ *7 Call. »« Shawr U 6* garnrs and tost 4d (including a ** Noll 9t l nrpu, Chnsli | li-7 mark last year), giuttg him fenn AAI 1*6 Lincoln Mem 61 a winning percentage of .Ut lb* Hampden Sydnry ,9 J, llnpkin, 4(1 highftt caictr mark in bastbati L»)0U l.Md 1 70 Ametiran l . 61 history. Morehrad 81. 117 Tampa 96 Mantel i« due sis tamp Thursday Savannah 9i Albany M 69 when ihe lankret will launch full- La Tech 81 NW lusuisiana (A tea * Htills. However, h* ha, in- Delaware 86 Rurknell 79 titrated he won t leave (or Florida West. K y. St .1 Murray SI 6J i.nt-t hr i, offered a - fair 1 con 'D»» South -9 ) lev llaplut A.’ t!i , Ky. Wesleyan 8t Mid. Tenn. M 73 •'tlricc you show up in ramp. Midwest youre dead." declare.! Mkhry. I11'""1* Indiana 9* s-ho leceurd an Cttlrna'.cd lt.1.0'|q Michigan St 91 Pufilue 8. last year and vtants at trail a Notre Dame 76 De Paul 67 *7 1*00 raise. Minnesota 69 Wisconsin AO Kurort Hold* Out Kan,a, 6-6 Nebraska .'*0 The Del roll Tiger, also « rrr Iowa 91 Ohio St 79 dealing wuh a potential hiddoul Colorado 75 ln'*a ni »,I -•llaivev Kuenn—who (pencil a MJrquclte 79 Navtrr *t)hio 7i) -h i gaining te**ion with (icneial Nnrthwrvlern 87 Muhtgan 81 Manager Rirk Fene! Sunday al Cincinnati M Wichita Tl Lakrland. Fla , li-.n i*fu,cd to llutler 76 DePauw 68 u n i* to term* Kuenn. who !»d Wayne St. t 77 Ca,c Tech *7 the Tiger, with a .319 batting Wheaton 6* North lllinui* 36 average l*-l ,ea*oh. ha* been «<f- lltdwn Wallace 8*1 Westmtniter 74 tered a r il it . lie th rtk, it im i Mt. Uniun 8* Kenyon 54 big enough. , John C arroll 94 Waih iM ot 73 ________ — Chicago T . 6.1 lllmoi, Tech 43 Kyansvillc i l l St JnrtphT 94 Ford Signs, Y an ks A fter M antle Now Ry J E R R Y COYINCsTON The short Sanford Seminoles managed t« Control thr boaid* in \» t Smyrna Finlay n ahl only In *ff a five-point !f*<l in thr fin ­ al three minute, turn Into defeat. Coach lUid Layer1, !ad« played one of their belter gan-.rs ot . -r •ra'on aid th.>v,c>l iharp patsirg and rebounding alt evening only tn ter proirstrd ofLciatmg ro<t Ihem a ’ lira vi. -.or). With only thief minute, re­ maining guard Cecil lUtuitidgc wa* bringing the i .ill down tour, and tost tl t<> the ‘Cudai hy double dribbling. 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Mtional Seminar on Urban Rene *ho aeid that thee* m ic. fact j lory with an easy shortcut th.y eigners are Involved, ytA much difference in od be j merely modified a medium Jet; Br.tain actually beat every on. wsl by gola t on record ia favor 1 bomber revamped Us n o • e. to the .etlincr age. starting Comet of “disposable cities" — made of teeen temporary boualng deiigned stretched the fusel*** and pul in service in I9S2 Hut the Comets structures built for abort-term ua« to laat only B to k i yeara and were grounded fo'lowlng several seats. the house with a Me of 190 Dr. J. Marshall Miller of Col urn The result was toe TU 104. a crashes, and Russia Introduced jet yeara.” bis University told town plaannj plane that Ruaila'i state airline. crvice In IfM while most Anieri* , The real problem la most ciliea experts from a countries Aeroflot, has been flying all over car. manufacturers acre wtill m 1 1* to have houiing and schools in “Too many people try to build Europe for two years. The iL ’ -lfrt the blueprint stage the right place to aceommcidate build for all eternity. We i Aeroflot has an estimated in »r Russia has several turbo-jet and r.ew population (roups and needl. aboald design structurei. perhaps Steiner asserted. vers ice) also has made three trip* turbo prop airliners in the test. whole rttioa. V> be wrltfen off Inf ftaite These are real trvr.»to th* United state* A last word on the subject came • e tc r.aickl). But American asiation experts port«. r.ot modified bombers Ar.d from Antonio C. Kayanan, Techni­ “itr.ee peoples' nerd* for bou*who have closely examined ar.d with Aeroflot threatening serious cal Secretary at the recent Unite int change from feneration to flown in the TU-104 reported it competition In wor d commercial Nations seminar on regional plan­ feneration, we ought to plan a ning in Tokyo. w<iuld n«ver be »ccrpted by U S aviation, experts agree the United disposable ray rather than at airlines or even V l> passengers. States is launching Us own M “ Perhaps more houaaa should be tempt to make oor cities into like Japanese clothes," he seid. k ia under powered, short rang age none too soon. Monuments.” r<j and gorge* fuel in su.*h mam­ “They are made at eap«nalve ma­ NEW NAS IIAHKACKS — Now under construction at th* Sixth Naval District, for the Bureau of Yards and Docks. Dr Miller urged the building terials—with temporary sewing— Navy Department. Already completed in the improvement moth aaiojr.U that it would bank Sanford Naval Air Station arst new Itarrack* of a uniform «f acboo-a of a aimple and tern rupt an American tamer. Swiss so they can be adjusted to the own program at the station ar« threw hanger* and a Large airlines, riRwi frame design, developed by Mitchell Engineering poetry atme lure or even U. S passenger. «r a changing dimensions “ w areho use Co.. Columbus. Mias The barrark* are being constructed “l am appalled.*' be tad. "al TU 104. »uh a vie* of buying a Saa monument-buildinf going or under the direction of the [district Public Work/* Office, few. said even t th* Russians In new acbooU, when we know gave the plane away free, no priv­ that school nead* will chanfe with ate airline could afford to operate la a generation *' R. But many of 1‘raf MUIer'i fcl T l’ 104 also lards e* IV * ,* pUnnera onyweted ti«wft>uiiy. miles an hour, too fast for Amen Gabriel Andrade. City Planning tty I K E D T. FERGUSON | mittee members to vsast R ush* , car* at affairs at home," he said if n did not uphold the Supreme can safety standards Its brakes Director of Bogota, Colombia, laid BILOXI Miss. (U Plt—Racial in m June. I Collins said the rommittre also Court integration decision He cm- also are reported to be inadequate. (tudlea made la bla country had | tnUed Free. International .. . nr..ta.u-d trill to' Bui »* !••** <>»>« of the other1 aould discuss his propoial lor phasued be was “ not seeing a , cau»ir.g several TU-1M s to overahown that houaing built to last K ans*. S u „ ^ T e ia i ChrU * * * • " * • ' ' ” E l a Q m y f • * i« k t w a s wwauvpg rv«* f h a * M t e i m i l f w a i lllw g w A nw fa e a n r • aifh Pa e > r * . e a e a k tea i k . . . * a M *• ' fU fiA A ) I I 'J p f S iltif llltio n . eight governors on the committee ncalling a conference twith n p re kbreach in th* aparty M l; 10 yaara cost tluwe^gaartafi ,ijn b(j|(J . lock,.. on au|nm„ (f Russia will be discussed at • n* b#| |#1(j pri%ately he will oppose vvstem ta weak; fountain pen leak sedatives of the administration' Mississippi Gov. J. p. Coleman ** M much oa . b<waee bultt In lost Mrls th# NCAA ha.kctball tour tional governors conference eaecu ^e mp during the two day meet- and Congress to work out a plan wa< on hand to greet the -other s n- r j •0 tara named today but the rare for the Uve committee meeting which mg on grounds such visits should that would lead to compliance eight governors who arrived Sun la U l t U b r O i 1 IC H C U Claud* H Boiatere. Inspector of national championship n once be made by representatives of the with the Supreme Court int.gra- day Other members of the com M .’*v Y»»KK IT U !>• U S up* ns bare today. planning and Housing for 1he again a wide open affair involv­ federal government, rather than tlon decision He said the plan mittee are William F Quinn of Gulf Association has announced French Ministry at Bee-nstruc lion Gov. larKoy Collins at Florida. ing at least flte trams , . ^ h state governments would call for legislation that Hawaii. George Clyde of Utah.I that th* Ballutro! Club. Springand Houaing, Bcclarcd that so call­ >„ p „ A |r Kansas State clinched the Hig conference chairman, has said he could prevent further Integration' Cecil U-iderwood of West Virginia,' field. N J . will be the sil* of th* ed Umporary housing too often Eight’s Invitation and Teias favuri accepting an tnvitauon Collins said finance* for the trip violence and unrest Stephen McNichols of Colorado,I IN I W aatn't National open cbaniturns Into permanent housing, as Chrtatian won the right to reprr Irom the Soviet Union for com present no problem. Several foun Will Knixrk on Your Door His plan was presented at the and John K Davis of North Da- piunship. Tournament dates will baa bean the ta w with temporary lent the Southwest Conference dations and achools have ex- ] « executive session In Chicago lota with C.iftA A Greetings sing bulk is Franc* after prrssed Interest to footing the several months ago and was from Friendly Business bill. turned down. Only four of ibe gov-! areas and still in use today, Neighlior* and Your Kentucky's easy 75 R5 victory oscr , f w Gov William Stratum of Illinois ernors attended that meeting and Civic and Social Auburn and Maryland's upset at said he thought the trip was ■four of th* present committee Welfare Leader* first ranked North Carotins Xu llr * wf 1‘a h l l r l i r a , l a s baiicelly a good idea but thai n« member* serr not members at Xulke U b• i • t.) liven la arr.,rjsn<e with s o lu s I* *( With about two weeks of the will have tn know more about it that time U t 9*1 •. • n .• f r. On the occasion of: regular season left, that mear.i a Toinir.KBl /Rtr* of 9>ttnln«.|« «'r uftt» } • » to « • They see our diplomats in Rus Eapesled Tuesday • ; [ E • A. Ii Chunge of residence battle among Kansas Stale. Ken SAN ANTONIO, Tea tL’PI) sis but It Isn't oftyi they have a Cotliu* said the piar would *\ at f l», WkAth#r•( 1 4 luM iililon k b rR*ar l»1 in I* H It. turky. Arrivals of New corner* to rky. North Carolina and Cinnn Wesley Kill* Jr , g“. shot a four- chance to look at those who take come up ler*. probably Toe, lay. <4 Ar*l I I • 11 1r tl.w Ic a tfe B ll C I f Ca u r ' na ti plus possibly Michigan State under par AT to win the tJubAl Sanford but that he duel “ no. Intend tr Ku#e f*• 1 ' J • K ••* tr# and North Carolina State Cinnn Texas Open golf tournament hunpr* ss for it.*' n \UfU H i> j J' 1 X V or 4* 4 'o n th#rwAfr*f ab Phone FA 2-17.'i6 WASHINGTON (UP!) - North nati is eiosing in on the Missouri da>. hut he fough’ a neck and|»4.K*||/U Gov Hubert Meyrer o* New H uth G allag h e r B* a ’ i) *>f C n r. h i f.at i •rn liberals were assured today Valley title and has an 1ST over- hem battle with defending cham­ Jersey sa.d he felt oo Northern 9 » r n lt i'U f o u n t f , H - f W i IN* «**< *r libsiWiK •let the first congressional civil all record while Michigan State pion Bill Johnston that was unde­ l i t J h i K f 1» f ' > 4 f T » | Democratic governor would ac­ V - --------------------O I|U r n ' r rights bearings will concentrate clinched a tie for the Big Ten ti­ cided until the final boie cept a civil rights plank to Htoty M the Krone penpr-sals they sup tle with its 91 h7 Saturday night Th*- four day tournament was wart r a t W Ki m more moderate win over Purdue plagued unUI Sunday by cwld and faeasurwe Kentucky, Cincinnati. Auburn, rain, and it affected the scores, Dooley, machinist'* Chairman Kinaoutl Cellar ( D eighth rankid St. fxuis, ninth The winning total of J7C *a * th* m ilf f(feman. USN. ton of Mr E .T .). one of the liberals, stole ranked California, loth r a n k * d higheal winning acore star* 1W14 ind Mr, j , mrt « Ellis of Fourth §t» Initiative from the ffenate by Mississippi State and 12th ranked Johnston, of I'rovo. Ulan, and s(rtrlj.,ke Mary, answers*! the ■rbeduling a House Judiciary Sub Bradley all sec action tonight so | Kill* cam* up to toe final hole r()| (rir Wwi<j ,|0nors. Issued by Wornmittee hearing March 4 on the national picture may I* evenjall even Th* lelh bole at tit* {bf Amrt|r#n |(Plj Cross in the Nvil right* legislation further s c r a m b l e d Kentucky llra«kenrklge I'ark coure* i* * New York area Jan 23 aboard Tb* Senate subcommittee on pleyt Alabama, Cincinnati meeii,par three lab-yaid bole the Navy'* newest attack aircraft MfMtkiMtonal rtahts had planned Tulsa, Auburn trie* to bounce Kills banged his four-iron to* carrier I'SS Independence at toe ein] rights bearings isack against Tennessee, fct l-ouia *•*“* to il*e- back of toe green, Brooklyn Navy Yard ■areii IIK. Some lawmakers lie opposes North Texas Stale. Call- j xwhlrh enabled him to get a par Two blood mobile units acre Bared tt inquiry would renter forma play a Oregon State. Missis ,hr»*' •« ! • four-round total of hoisted aboard th* newly commis “ «* Johnston pulled his f./ur- stoned earner ami th* hangar on the moderate prot«isalt at sippi State take, on Tulan# ami trnsle Democratic leader l.yn Bradtoy plays Wichita i ,ft,n •*,nt *n,) ***• h ,l> ff!l ‘nl° was turned Into a hospital 'a * creek reek guarding th* green It deck *** don B. Johnson. President Risen cost him a ik>uh!e-l>ogey five and * * fd •» more than 6UI ere w boasr also ha* sweommended a he finished two vtrokes behind Kl member* donated their blood t *P a Wild approach tain Ithodam Y. McKIroy, J r . lit with JTH. Some groups supporting tougher Johnston a laps* enabled Turn Commanding Officer of the In mssr-res had been prodding Cell Nl i , ortr of Hroniville, N. Y . to dependence, kicked off the drive *r to get House hesnngs started dip in and Ue him. also at 27* !*> 'Nnating the first pint of blond O rK A number of memtwrs said Both runners up eolloetwd *l/.V i Th# huge carrier is presently Ihey had heard reumoc that John­ while Rills got li.hoO. preparing for sea trials and a son tried to prriuide O ile r to Wuh lea* Ilian a week gone ui J io j, Ford, of I'aradito, Fla , shakedown cnilse in the early wait fur the Senate hearings In ami Tommy Jacobs uf Whittier, aprmg ■Url ami Fe*lrral Joint Crutadc at the r’allf . each had a total of Jao ant Porter H lumsing. III. Iirrman tleller'a move *|>psrrnUy caught Sanford Naval Atr Stat.-r, .df. , , le furflJur1hpIifr T(lr) * r n lsN um M Mr , m1 Mr, ,.„r„ r bit commit* e members liy sur' **“ • the drive s , , c n ,r Mlkr 2ioU M u „ .in g Jr . 29M Sanford \vr ite. Me cancelled other hear movin. alorg .t . fa,.,r.b,e p ... h„ ^ .......... .. N y> „ .^ ard the minesweeper USS Ven ;s schedule*! tot March 4 to _ " *' “ *' r ” 1 r‘ ‘.“f'* ‘‘’ I ’ lath wuh a .mlami be colb- ted lure, is on a six month cruise with •Isar the way hie tfe- civil nghia far wa« not announced Although tl "oo Mine Dlslaion HI In the Mcditcr there ea.sta no overall dollar goal airing ranran or quota, tf ia anticipated that The Diviaion left Charleston, K too h *t cent of the NA8 Sanford C . Jan 9, and while In the Mid peraonne! will eontriitute die Hast will operate aa a unit I’rrwvnel are given in , env flop cif tew U. 9. Sixth Fleet. for toe health areiKirs ami an­ Frbiuaiy M M other for the Joint Cruvade. They A d in lsv iiin a may contribute to surh aceneles Edna l.amlrets (Sanford > aa they desire It is wit n*rr«sary l.inda Daniels i Sanford) tn designate the donation to nrve L A K E WORTH. Fla. i t ' P l i Kathleen Adams (Sanfordi agency, hut official* pninted out Betsy llawls of Spirtanburg, s C Itomthy Vann (Sanford) William E Hathaway, former that U would Iw better. The drive was 11.247 richer tndsv because Birth. S*i.ford rvvtdvnt. died Fvb ■ io will end Marvh IC site woq •:.« I^ake Wurtn women * Baby boy to Mr and Mrs. Swainpvrolt, Ma*a. Included in Um* F«sleral hervicet ojen *olf t vurnament despite a Jack McDermott (Sanford) lie *•• horn <>ct S tIK). and wind * htrh avnt sil score* »>ar Cainjvairn for tiie National Health Divehargrt Agemies are the American t an it ’ ided ui Sardord for to vear­ Big Mrv Kddi* Milter and bai* Society, American Heart bor th* past there years, hr lived Mia* Rawls scrambled to a four err !wv (Sanfonti with hi. daughter Mr* Clyd* over women's par 74 for a win­ Association, Arthritis and Kheu Hutiy Mitchell (Mima) »x i i « t w i i i | *■• iSwamp’ iw e vss. Mltham. In rutt ning four • day icurr at 2M6 Sun­ matism Fmindation, National So John Willie Sams ISaofucdj Mr Hathaway wa* among th* day. Site wvn only be<aut* laauisr ciety fur t rippled Ciuldren and (Jordon Young i Sanford) Ruggs of S«-a fslaml, Ga , tied wtto '**xalU.. National S o r u t y for the original memtuTi of the "FK S .ia h Gihh* (Sanford) ly l<H<rl/tM" and pre«ide>t over bar when ilia final round started. I * '* ' " " " " <•> Blindness. IlmtidS Sliaron Clevenger i Sanford) Iheir Sarheene* for more than 6n wa. hnllirrnl even more hy the Cerebral pally Assitrislton. N't tional Cerebral I'alav Aav«utiun. BeiUf Andrrvon (Sanford) ve ar. gusty w nd ami shot a 76. Patty ll<rg of SI. Andrews. 111., National Multiple Scltrovw So­ shot mure’ runsivteiilly than either ciety, Muvrular Dyvlruphy A sm/ for a 71 hut her total srorr of gut nation of America. National Av 1 left her far hack to third place soelalion for Mental Health ami Th* best round of to* day wav National Tuberculnn* Avsociitmn The three organisations to the ■ 71 to Mary Ann Reynolds C«4 ys>s*r money's w.^tk rlettricMy *fwxtliing! Mike »ure of Albany, Ga. hut site finished Federal Join! Crusade are Cru out of th* money. Joaniw Good­ vade tor Kurope. CA K E and 'ir e hontc ><wi Iwav <iie{J.iys dies llnuiar '-lelalli.ui It's yiww ; win of llavi-rhill, Mat* , was low Amrnran Korean Foundation. Waura/Kc that it inert* higlieel standanK for Letter, more amateur with 90<i tonvcdgni, more ecoocmical living tlexttiioily* Mist llawla had second ami Uuid T V C iv il Sorvica B(u»rd u i the C it y of S a n fo rd dvaires round senrea of kg and ftu whictt young lady upplicantn fo r the jaxtition of B O O K K E E P E R pulled her through Stir got an inIn the Finisicu O ffic e . A Iraara S i A I m Stare M ot: dieatiun of wdiai was to route, T ie Fire Methodist Churv-h k tfu/Ugh. wtmn site bogey rd the e fv tl MOUMPOWII - KXVJCO U f U , dwlnc sarswe — w.ih Ur revival eru.ade ■vewgii e w e — and M nyi, . m * w,U . ow(Ua* m l M g . l m k w -------------flrK two holes of th* final round •p»n»ortnv * PERSONAL (TIAM ACTKKUm iM • w w v w ik c and cgb-itvscy. Kb* got only two Unties — with through March 1, Speaking will b* Ui. R*v. Clyde sterling Iron shot* which laft h*i a Good Character • KU-4UCTIK KJTCHU — hwiermg m •trrtnr t*og», >,va knur abort putt* on two par three holes. VanValm. director at Fre# Methob. Dependablity i array *4 nw>W«a b*M< air. t n r ^^ivaaew a V* a n ynm lama. Mist Sugut got only- one birdie dlat Youth in the eastern U. S. * Honesty srtth a 4<>font putt on the 14th A varied musical program will d I'rujier Condurt She had taken a double Ue featured nightly. The public *. Courleag la the * AJftPtl UGMf IOC livure — »-(h |*»yr J h m u lx v ikiogkivl tb* y^wben ah* three-putted the la InvHed. Srrviewa begin at 7:M a , kw U W I a m , — n m t ( l a o x i a , b u n . first pm Cage Leadership Governors T a lk 'M ix,' Trip To Russia 5-Team Scramble The Welcome Wagon Hostess *«“ w“ 1 - *"*-■•* SES'd a ’.“.D i l i ' s Wes Ellis Takes Texas Open Title Celler Schedules 'Rights' Hearing Legal Notice News Of Men In Service NAS Fund Drive At Favorable Pace C Betsy Rawls Cops Lake Worth Golf Hospital Notes William Hathaway, Ex-Resident, Dies Y o u just k n o w it moots o v a ry ro q u irem en t for better l i v i n g . . . ELECTRICALLY• CIVIL SERVICE HOARD CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA i Revival Under Way At Free Methodist q u a l if ic a t io n s General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY M l I AST FIRST STREET PH0NB FA S>d461 JAMBS CUT JAMBS & GUT I. L 1. 4. I «. Well aaiH-rwocvHl in general bookkerptivg, Knowledge of mc»lern office practices and pr ewduraa. Skill In operation of general office equipment. Ability to follow written and oral instruction*. Ability lo establish and maintain good relations with the pub'ic and other employees. High echoed education preferred. Apply *4 04# B e l Civil Sarview Board Muck N. Cleveland. Jr.. Sweraiary N. (X Garner, Exatnintr I n Kl,v* a r m , ynvtr M rv lallio n H o rn * > ( l a b a h* e * |u ip |w d w ith f u r D l y p e k o u w b e a t i n g . . . a p r r m a n v n t l y in a la llrv l m . l r a l sy v lrttv l o w a r m » f r o o m r u m f c w ta ld ;, e r n n n m l c a l l y . FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT COMPANY Uv« U h m , HICTRICAUYI W. Scull Burn*. Mgr. Ml Mtfa^U A n �News Briefs' 5Flt? C lib u m In H o s p it a l NEW Y O R K lUIH > — Pianist Yin Cliburn was Im p llillin l to toy tor trr.lmMt °* « in fe c t finger on his n?ht hand C a ll M a y B e In V a i n W ASIIINUTON llT I> — The V F l C l O a call for a » hour work week appeared unlikely Inday to get an answer from Congress S h ip O n U is t T r i p LK H A V R E . Frame ( L t ’l l — Inc 33-year-old liner lie de France is scheduled to sail Thursday oil its last voyage. Jet Service Slated NEW Y O R K it l l i Ian .merlean World Airway* plans jel serv­ ice l e t s i T i New York and Buenos Vires C a s u a l t y T o ll V t.rilK R S il T ' l i in A U r n # Iasi seek killed or captured, I rill) rriwsrted tf*im lim ttfi * w _____________________________________________ _ vnL X L ,X u n ite d !* » * • a w ir * ifANi v n v n r w n ir v T n m INDKPKNDKNT D A vILT _____ . K#uiiii-h.>d is o s t p k sh a y w « :rSrAPF.K A P tru * KKW . pbbru ary . — iw # . sa n fo r d ______ , F L O R ID A -----------n o . » ?t Khrushchev Rejects W est Plea Says Soviet Union Won't Ban Bomb, Or Discuss Berlin Commission Nixes Highway Fund P lea SU> Thr Highway 17 Association wa« '.n e l to»*e» included #trt turned dawn Las* night hy the City the French Commission A feipiesi for $VX) was made by Dai id Gatchel. representing the U n io n D r iv e S la t e d A*>■«iallun funds would he used MIAMI 1IKAOI i l l ' l l —Team •lers I'nlon ufflcisl, say they plan an Intensive drier to organ lie county and municipal work rrs from Ke> Wed to Palm Beach. fur puhlutlv purpose* an th* high way. Comin i* tissuert told Gatchel they already ad approprliled S10.WX) to thr Chamber of Commerce, and felt that publicity lor High way 17 tielonged to that group ('■Hint* i onsmisshmer* 1a»l week approved $5**' for the Astociallon, which ha* 4 kwisal ..r srihiu Volu­ sia I'iHint, ha* given $I..V00 Gatrhel said that the method ol approai hmg eltir* and counties had been patterned alter the Orange lllu>w>m Trail Assoelallon If the citv dor* not vre lit to go along I’m not goiug before ttie Chamlwr. because I’m follow Uig the plan suggested," he said Earl Higginbotham spoke for thr Commission wtien he answer ed. Wr hast contributed tllwr ally tor advertising If the Cham­ ber doesii I spend II (or that, the money will Iw channeled into other project* attractive to the man in charge l don't believe in taxation to support the Chamber of Commerce ” MOSCOW' *l IT i—S..*ivt Frrml rr Nikita S Khrushchev turned down IihI j * 'he West's prutwisats on Berlin a *t nuclrar (esl so#jH-nsion. SjieukinC al an rleiliolt tally, Khrushchev flaily rejected last week's 1Vr*t* rn rail for a Big .'our fi.digit o,ii««#t,,a (onferrnce OIUII1DS KOK MRS. HOWARD Sheriff J. L. Hobby on Berlin snd Germany Hr said present# Mr#. Charles Howard with un orchid at Pioneer it would I**- unbusincs, like" srwl flight in Luke Mary. Mr#. Howard at 8‘J. wa# the oldest "unacreptalde " • woman present last night. In background i# Frank Kvaim. C o u l d H e R o o s t e r s He railed anew for full and chairman of the event. (Ilurnlil Staff Photo) formal summit talk* tu decide the k A IS E H S l.A l' TERN. U n many German question, nuclear Irst i t ' l’f ) —Thieves who raided a hen house near here left foe over age ban* and thr whole ftrld of EastW'esl iti•putr hens for siv young, tender chicki ns they stole, police reported to­ Bov seal* for the up-(titling The kpeech appeared in blast day. luipes of a new approach to th* tusehsll ii sum in Sanford will go German stalemate Ju,t when Khon sale Thursday, nishrjirv's "little summit" talk# Ward Goodrich, businri* manaf with I'rlrne Minister Harold MaoF A Y E T T E V I L L E . N C i l l’l l er, said the tickets, giant for I'd F L O W r .itiS l u l l 1 i t K L I V I N G llie over-til) "young- inilllan of Britain had created Soldier Krl.le (Il**s » * , fitted playing dste* at home, will Iw sold aU-r#” who iitteiiili'il Pioneer Night in l-nkt* Mary hint frrsh hopes. fir, Monday for nutlng salt and for fto A limited number will be night vveti* |sif«fntfil with molca#, cuurumy of llu* San­ sugar in a restaurant He was offered to the public Interested Khrushchev scored Hie W'eslerq charged worn destroying private persons may rail the baseball of ford At hint it* Natiortul Hunk. Here, some of Ills* "pio» stand at thr Geneva nurlrar con­ property. ference tier, EA J 1910. net>r«" leave th« laiku Mary (.’hiitiihet- of (‘oitinu'rct*. Tale# tall and true wore told lust night at Lake Mary'# Goodrieh said that solicitation "To accept the Western propo#( I Ion,hi Stuff l’holo) H o u s i n g - H ill G r o w s al* (on Inspection and control) annual Pioneer Night. soon would Iwgln for fence sign* would mean full capitulation," h* From every part of the state camo the Pioneer#, 210 W A SH IN G To n (Ill'll Itrp and thr season’s program said. "Mr regret it but we shat) At the ‘ itne time, he annmmrrd Albert Rains i D A I l l said today atrong all over 00 year# of age. have to continue with our t#*U Frank Evans, Lake .Mary pioneer and chairman of the hr expected Congreil to send to that Sanford has 1# player*, in too " edehrntion, introduced the “oldtinier#" with amu#ing anec- the White I loti sc s bousing hill eluding Manager Barky Rogers tugger Ihnn I‘resident Eisenhower alrrady under contract Among the Khnuhchev said a eonfervnc* nl 1 ” (lot and historical data proposed. players signed is a $4.i«#i bonus foreign minister# a* suggested by Enlrrtauimrnt included sclecyoungster who performed for the thr Writ lo thresh out the prob­ The bright red fire engine at Clas* V Elmira tN. Y ) team last lems uf Berlin, Germany and Uons by the Triple Trio and the W u g - e B o o s t S o u g h t the Elk's playground will Iw Double yuaitat from Setninul* U .K V 1 .I.A M I, Ohio ( l i t III# year. The laglslative Auditing C o m 1 mission mint denuuntralr that overall European security could joined sli irtlv hy an honevt tnHanford's firry hounds will re High School and dances I* th. Brotherhood of laicomolive Engl ] mlttrc, headed h> Mark Cleveland it hat tak, n steps to correct com last for many monlhi or year#. gorxlnes* Jet airplane Il would lie inure expedient If Deanna School of Dance. nrf r» l r r ' * ‘1 n",,c* ,oJ*> sisal il port for spring training at Eern Aeronautic* ha* Jr . Sanford, yesterday suggested I-taint, n( Stale Auditor llryaii The Bureau of An andma lb aeh alniut April I Good th* Western rowers agreed on a . 1 ....... *u.*t with the Florida Willis doing away Twelve year old Dottle Jar-huetaiosl for it* SO.oust member*, em­ rich said this announcement came approved the donation of a Navy conference of heads of government Development Commission and hrr doll. Ollie, went through a Eeglt tutors today hinted tlu-y ployed by t It) railroad* from Sherry Bolu-rtson. dlreetnr Banshee to the City of Sanford Thr suggestion followid a III JSt would t a k e punitive action again,! which make decision#," hr s*id. routine created for Pioneer Night. and the Elk* Club of Washington'* minor le.igur sys Khrushchev objected to the eaOllie saved the day wlwn Pome The slick Jet will share the at spending practice* of the the CommtiMon’* appropriation, forgot hrr script and wa- forced R a t e M i k e R e q u e s t e d tern, wilh which Sanford will h* limelight at thr playground with agenry, some of whlrh Cleveland if action is not taken In cnrrrel rlioion of t'oland and Crrchnslo, * akia, which he described at "th* T A LI.A H A S.SK E I l l ' l l Bail- associated TA 1.1.All ASHE K (U PU — Sute to intprov lie . he conveniently con the fire i>ngine, providing many labeled as All "obvious disregard such things a, improper use of way Express asked the Public first victim, of German Invasion" Original jsl *sn# called for the gcliool Supt Tbuinas D. Bailey fused the "over MV’ requirement hours of imaginative play fur thmi for Hie law " lelifhour and gasoline civil 1 1 , t tlUtles Commission today fur au Gteyhuunds to report about Mairh i'nrlil War II ami Germany's Cleveland said activities of the can!* hy cm ploy ei, u,e of per­ tsndi ut youngster*. •h as apologised to three legislators with Honda tralfic laws As the older generation munch. thonly to Increase H> cates on 9. However, the dale will lie Commission sliould lie curtailed sonal automobile* when stale- neighbor* from any talk* on CarThe plane Is now at Ihe Naval who were askest to leave a meet shipment! within florid* hy IF- per lalrr thiu expected This pro , „ ,, _ ed on refreshment a, guest ipcik Air Station, Jicksonvllle. Within severely. He added " I’m not owned car* arr avadatile and per many. hahly Is due to the ' rill off” plan* The tperch wa* delivered during klR of th* Textlxxik Bating ( nni 4fl a,|(|r r l, r(| them hrlrflv. Colin- renL a lew days, it will he nrs il* way sure that il should not Iw abolish diem claims for trip* of Irs, than of trams in the Washington sys a one day reersa in hi* talks m iiu * Monday. ly Commissioners, Mrs Mar Earle to Ssnforst Efforts to obtain thr r<l altogether " a day s duration. Ik e A lo n e T o D e c id e P in whirl! hale a higher league with .Macmillan The Seminole legivlalor said the airnafl by Ihe Elk* Cluli were The legislator* wire Heps Walker. Shi riff J I. ilobby Dr ITc'iiand said * full nport on W A SH IN G TO N l i s t s i m i classification t|H-arhraded by Ralph Wighl II lug promotion agenry may sene "tightening" measures hail been Kalph Turlington of Alachua. J Bernard Mtout. B T Mllwee dent Elsenhower made II c har to Goodrich said some tvu rookies and others were on hand to tike and Merle Warner 1 some "small" function but noth demanded of the Commission. Robert Mann of Hillsborough and Republican congressional easlets will lie working nut at Ei-rnan Hie in si a II.it l»n ol tin- Jet plane lug like six million dollars worth} Cleveland said action of Ihr Mack Cleveland of Seminole. Thr a Iriw ami say a few words today that h* alone will decide dim Beach during spring tram William E Gray, president of at thr Ktk • playground will Iw- ev.ry two years committee taler invited the legis­ Cahinel in permitting the Develop a llstner ailing John Eoslrr Do Io Inc Thr season o|ieiis here April onr more prominent example of To roiuply with the Auditing incut Cotnimision to divert $**> lator! buck miu the secret meeting the Chamber of Commerce, pre­ a ill remain on as secretary of 22 against Orlamlo sented Evans with a gavel midr Sanford's continued interest in the Commltee's wtshr* the Com ixv in advertising money to sal and Mann and Cleveland returned state of wood from the original While Navy and lit facility hrr*. Pto the conference arte, was an "obvious disregard llatley, said he regretted the House. for Hie law." R u l i n g s Q u e s t io n e d Two oldtimers introduced from lawmakers were asked to leave Tiir tsilhilraw .vl of Ihe Ovlrdo Hr rrilieitri! th* Coinmitslon for < fi l l A G O i Hi I i Keen-mums the floor swere Barney and Jay but said M would be wTong to advertising thr sale of some PTA from the stale and naliunal questioning Supreme Court rulings Mirow lb* mreting o|>en to tba Beck, whose father was killed on at rused Communist* and rev. cuunty IhuuD un one day m Talla- IsnI ic* luday ap|R*ar,-d certain two hoUM-wive, collided at saving tfie Ule of the Sanford twit public. Al a meeting last night, offi­ ha*sre, ami then living unable to omniemting remedial legislation hy Erenrh Ave and UUi St yetter Th* purpose of tfie meeting U mailer during the gold rush in Congress were patted overwhelm day aflrrn-»in The are-tent rauved *ell them htcauve only one Mem- cial* said "momentum for with­ make thr Klondike to hear textbook Salesmen Exeelllivr officer* at Barney to r of the Commission showed up. draw.,! i* gaining " The Oviedo ■ Ugly today by the House of Del* romt-lned damages of y«',n to tlu-ir tlicir sale* pitrh One member ol Another tale was lold about Mr rales of the Amenran Bar \»*n. | Klrlil will lie intiodurrd Tlturv i test-land said no action wooid group wa, scheduled In vole on automobiles. tfie legislature. Hep. John Shipp and Mrs William Ferguton. who TAI I A H A SsEF (I TT) - Tb# ilay m'*rning wlirn the Chamlwr Iw taken on the Conimixion ap­ Hie ipirstiun, hul member* wer* Mr* tiudejurg S llanlrsti-r vl of Jackson, is a texilmok sales each had children when Ibey tamonte Spring*, cumpi slued of final drafi of a prupoted new of Commerce hold* its monthly propriation unlil Hit full report i-dil (hat Ihe vote could noi Ii* man Shipp stood outside the door were married They pn»lurn1 ievpain* in her right arm and was •tale rimililution — Including a ' llife* Club" meeting at Ii 45 In had Iwen received. takm unlil Ihr slate and national l#awaitlng hi* turn with compel! eral more of their own line day taken to her family doctor for e* novel plan of reapporfBuiment— Mrs Appleby's restaurant A I. Ilarkrlt, manager of ac- organic.ilion* had been notified Mrs Ferguuin called her Jmthand tors I dr John Millrr. chief tlall <untiling and purrliating for Hie of thr pro|<o*etl action animation. Thirteen • month - old ha, Iwen roinpleted hy a special llatley >aid hr was certain Ihe to Ihe door to tee hi* and her Speaking at the ae,,|on wa* D. T h r construction of feeder roads Nellie Mar Hardrttrr wa* jariisl advisory connnltle* to Gov. 1^ officer of IlatWmg (Ine, will prr ('ommlsalon, said Hie agenry, * ha* legislators would not give away children healing up t h e i r children Into incorporated areas rv*iw will out of hrr ear seal onto Ihe (hair, Boy Collins sent ladr It f Hamilton, lairou takrn, and is taking, slips to M. I .add brolher of movie actor iTruc story) However, detail, id thr n*w any telling tecrrlt of Ih* *ile*11; l.edr Charles E Guthrie. meet all of th* m int,m s of Ihe Han I,add and a former Flit Iw shared by thr cities and roun but wa* uninjured. Atalea plants m bloom were Mrs I.aura Myers Miller wa* document are Iwing kepi tee ret VAII1, Cdr tm 11 Norman MiTiihl*, audit." agenl I onI-1 i talk conrrrned "Bed iy The mreting* are dev.....J . .ely given to each pioneer, rourtesy Cdr Kenneth Howell. InflBralmn of the PTA ” The new policy ha, been In charged with failure to yield the until Ihe governor has studied V AH 1 to professional uualitv of the text­ of the Sanford Altanlir Bank augurated with the rourtiiemg of rl*fM Attending the meeting vser* "•*> *'»' P"1"-'1 "H in r. them .md decided whether he will \ UI 7 and Cdf Karl I*. A'ale*. Other gift* were donated hy ll<>r W’rst 20th St from ihe eity limll* Ihe a.ridinl orrured when Mr books 1‘r lr ti are noi discussed. adopt the recommendations. VAH (i many non I’TA mendw-r*, som* 1st* ami merchant* Bartow attorney William Me Miller attempted to make s led I of whom urged Hie PTA to with­ ••rang, pure to tupplrtnenl eof lo French Ave Evans said. None of the gifts draw il* affiliation from the slat* The county will pay half the ex turn inlo the W innDm r par-uig Bar. who heads Ihe committee. fee and doughnut, will he tup was Milit'llrd These people ju*t (l) , , , |tlr|, y„,„| p|4„ s , w and naliotul group,. |K-n*c* The city, whlrh previous lot. and pulled into thr path of ,aid the re* 1,1141 follows the liatle t liarles II Muir. HI. died at his wanteil to du *omrUiing nle< (or jy ha* Iwtrne all th* rx|>< use. will Mrs Harde*ter i ear polie, *juI line* of thr cuuslllullou adopled liutin,-*,men and *t,itors will InEast week, the Seminole l’TA humr in lamgwiaid early Hilt the old fulks by ihr U ,l lo-gldalure. hul wllli intriMlmrd to "Orfee Club" mem morning alter ■ short Him-,, tie i uncil ailoplnl a resolution which pay the ottier half Recipient* of gift* wet* M It •rparalr arltelA,. any <d whlrh lo r , h* i liar lie Morrixin. Chant Till* Is the first lime such co C - . - x L ' was Gun Mar. 19. 1X77, In Holt intleirrd die s And liken hy Ih* Morcaly, 91 1oldest mam Mr* operation ha* been reached, at J O U i n L Q l l could Iw- adopled or rejected »epa Im-i puiilir nlatlou, illreetor. Eloridl t'ongres* uf Parents and n OIK( tar. Pa Charles (Inward. ** loldctl wo ralrly hy Ihr voter* Tea. hers it it* annual convenllna rnrdlng to Cily Commission* r* Mr Muir was a rrlirrd rarjienl man), Mr and Mr* Tom Tyner The other proposed cnnsllluUon er and farmer lie wa, a ineinlM-r in Sarasota Jr##c Freeman. 47. died at (married #0 yearsi, Mr* Hattie Ttiey added that city residents arr wa, invalidated by Hit Suprcnir 'Die tcsolution did not tnrnlioa county taxpayer*, and a pro rata nt Ihe Christian Chiu ell of Boll l i l l l Alin i HIT I— Sen Paul l! J J0 a rn todii* in Seminole Me Atkinson (birthday i ourI l>ei ante uf a dais, • chon clutevt to share of ihe road fund should lxinii .'ration, but left little doubt tar, and has lord in Imtigwood Douglas ID III ) ha, invited a-tulh morlal Hospital. I'ionrrr Night. Feh J2i. j.iuiioon recjiitring *uteri In ap that thi* it what PTA mcmlwra »prnl in the cily for seven years err* Dernoeral, In wclk mil of Hu prutt alt of ii or none Mr Freeman came hi Snuford Mr and Mrs J A I'erkham I ie« nu lag *air, ruie in Semi had in mind. Survivors include four children parly', I W convrnBnn if Ihey in tHVl from Dalton. Ga He &at wtm have attrnded 11 id 14 Plan Ihe only major changes, he Hole Coiinly this year cannot aro pt Ihe rnmenlion', ,ald. are in the sections dealing a mrmber of the Baptist t'hurch e*r Nights wrrr given s lamp $ coin Jan I ti l l 7U a lolal uf w Tyler Muir, laingwuml Arnold plan on racial Usuet ®»and the MaMillie I-odge ' Dalton from Maih*r Furniture other* with apportionment and lo* al home IJ UIW lag* were *uM louipwn * to Mmr and Mrs Dell Graham. )->lh "Tiir Democratic 1‘arty d<« • mil role Bill he declined to dl> 11*75 lot Ihr same |u r i mI la,I of Bolivar; Britton Mmr. t'nllfor Lodge No Ini. F and AM), and alto received gift* during the ma un* brother. Everett Muir, waul or nes sl rarial or relic out i lose Ihr rrap|>otl|finilirnt foe the Oddfellows evening year The mobile \ ray unit will /is* higul, ' Doug la, caul lii-lit #r. Mr Freeman retlded at S I'S M.nla. which hr said , j i rnllirty Nil, , 4 Mounted lo approximate All pioneer# wearing badges will f u r X-rays to county and citv Euneral services will Iw al 3 "I would rtrn lie willing lo new and fair io all seetums uf |y flm Wr*i I irst St He wa* a ma Ire guests of manager Milton Haw thr uflirr tteragrd treutrnts tomorrow at three l«>ea park • hox lunch for Ihrm a, l> in Thursday m llntoui Eun­ chinlsl with th* Sanford Manu­ ley of Ihe Bid Theater tonight turn* '.raj lag* prr dav during Ihe last Ihe stale. BALTIMORE Md flT'D -Ftm i*. they go mil into the wildernr,,." facturing Co fits- ,1a* o| the sale Sales for Ihe eral Home Tlu- B n l-ewis C. li en year old Mr*. Catherine W. for Bally Bound thr Mag Boys”, The downtown unit at Yuw rlE, i* I u t 11, of Ihe l/ingMooil B a p ll s l Ihr lllmoi, Dernoeral ,aid. Survivors include his wife In*-* entire year sliould Ih* alcurl 25,Flower, and gift* eame from oprn from 10 a w to I p . and t'hurch will ofMria le llurul will Gordon gave liltlli to twin, Mon­ two sons, Jr**r Freeman Jr., the Bill Theatre, A K Hovsetlrr, j 2-A p ni go J-.hn Galloway clim ated day amt the (toy* were reported lollow in lamgwood I rmelery. Aiken, S C and Thomas Free William K Kirrhhuff and J L Galloway agent for the Motor Anolher tuilt will i« upwo from •'lining just fine" today. man, Sanford two daughters. Hobby. 1 It p. m nrar Ihe fWlitx Bar on rAI I-.VUAS.NEt. 1 1 E f y - the I’srlly cloud* ibrouch Wrdnrs- Vehicle, Bureau The lather, Richard W, Gordon, Mr* Sylvia McClure. Sanford, the Southwest Roail Driver, wBlitnll tinlUM ) lug, Horgla Merit System I uuneil will da) 1 rn ip rialu tr, alatul Ihr same. 11, Is unemployed hut "wilting to v^and Mrs Barbara Trent. Jack Forest City mrilenl, may get told It, n o t regular meeting- hen- High today upper 7u». low tonight now an milled to [x-naIIics, And do any kind of wmk " The Gor­ sonvill* ; his falher. Earl Free­ (heir \ rays al NJrhol* (iro-ery let- ;'l at !»: UI a n> In Ihe Ikn r 1* lo *1. **„ulh»e,t In Wrs| wind* tliey an still standing in line at don* live wilh Mrs. Gordon's par­ man. Ringgold, Ga one brolher, from tioori In I p m thr fourthou,#. E f'arltun Building 1in In 15 mile* per hour Tiir Saulord Manufacturing ents, Mr. and Mr#. Clarence C**K 11 Freeman. Detroit; four Company's reqursl lo purchase kr» sutera, Mr*. Edith Castle. D* . The resignation of Ui* ehxlrman Hie property behind its factory \ Toe first twin weighed 2 pounds, Iroit, Mrs. Beatrice Ttllson, I „/ the Sanford Planning and /on l->r E'esi wa, refuted last night by 9 i-uncrs *i lorth and thr second RottvUle. Ga . Mr* E**i« Er- mg Commusion was refuted l*»t 1 |>wind,, i ounce*. City Commissioner, rard. Shell Knobs. Mo., and one night by City Commisstonvr* Tbe miauls inherit a tradition An appraisal of thr prupeity In DetfOil, Mich. Clifford McKIhhin J r , said In a A men.her al Ihe Florida la-gj* if Hut Ga It Iw " He compare I Hu • lu-lr any people who advocate Wr do noi have 4n U-ll the wilt tw made and the figure suh of having a young n.other Mr*. Eunrral arrangement* wtll he Irltrr of rrgftt that, due lo "por- lature who ha* auihnred a plan iiirirnl druggie In a I.Mittull rahhtr routing, r#ie haired, hale peopli «d ihr North id the trim ' Caskey ws, 17 when Catherine anmhi nerd by Gramkow Funeral ( tonal ronndcration," he fell il »„« tu ' educate Ihe North aleiui Ihr game, ponding out "you n n 'l lileraturc, e o n d c m n i Hon of hies Hist now exist in thrir midst milted to thr firm •• a fair price j was bum. Caskey's mother was The pruyH-rly ia 7M fret by 150 Horn*. time (or another to take hi* place w h >r,ror(1ll> laU ,hr .San/(jrJ win when the other tide I* car f.tends in Ihr Nnrth nr rondrmna hcrautr uf integration, such as t<; when h» wa* bom and fuels’ Tlie Commission's answer* •'No Itolarv Club how hr propose, tu rylni: the hall all of Ihe Mine " fevl m rreaxil crime, fair employment tmn of courts *' logical reasons wrre given fur hr* Marvin Mdtrcr, company man ani l uioihxr « * t IO when b* vial do M, Hi, plan calls for each Southern His campaign would Include praciur law,, whit* people hav­ burn. resignation, and the ones given W. H. I Dill) Bred), Kuatia, said dslr lo appruprialr 11 milllun It movies tu vtujw conditions nt Nr ing lo sell tiu-lr humr* and Ihr ager, has indicated that Ihr film were nol a<repta1>l*." wishes to rxpsnd. U now has he i* convinced that people in the would be utrd in an advertising gro schtvdt. interview* wilh color lot* nt their civil nghta.” Reedy Just couldn’t find another man North look al the South in term* campaign to ahow the real bene rd leadirs, educators, lawyer* said "I have been told, and noti­ 100 employes as ro d , t'oftinils,toners fell Commix loners Mid Dial ttie of "what eaislrd in prr C ivil War fils ol srgregiliun in society and ar-d doctor* telling why they prr fied by teller, that all of the in The Sanford Zoo will b« clewed firm should riper! la pay the d a y s " lie added that they (north school, in Ihe South frr segregation forma Hon that northern people to the public from dark to dawn. enters) have no conception of the Hr would u»e a factual approach Reedy said "facts that can Iwi hear and read In their new,pap market price "Just like any S andal* and vagranli have Wen Thieve* stole clothing, cigarettes CHICAGO (UPI ) — The derby true advance of the colored rare to combat anti South propaganda, presented are 100 pec cent M r r , is anil southern propaganda." ofhee *,iahli,hed business" abuimr and killing animal* In -rod IH in pennies from th* I’Milcy several instances, valuaM* bird, U making a double-barreled some- v» made in the last IS years in which he said he believe* l* I* our favor " Keedy said "The Vole* of the Grixery Ftor#, ikni XXeat lllh St^ bark. the South." inf promoted and "forced upon have Wen stolen. The legislator said th* people of Southern States," if properly pre­ lad nighL Bernard L Salrdcy, prvi-lenl of Keedy said hi* plm. "Ttv* Voice ihe people of our nation by com- the South do not know th* hard­ sented, would change th# thinking » The Sanford Foik* will approEntry was gained by stilling tba V. YNNA. A M i r i n (L'l’IJ • hat firm, said Monday his Coinof tii# Southern Mtitri,” would pul munlitir inspired peopl# and or narvd anyone within lb* ouo hoend ships that have Iwen forced upon id th# nation. This, he td d H , is Trumpelrr I ojuI s Armstrong laid screen en • door and forcing tba •cirs. under a* ocxlinaoca prohibat pany la develotiing a "he■•he" der- Ih* foulh on the offense and trial ganiralion* " Ihr people of Ihe North because - the key t» real peace m America lislay he may lakr'hit world lour lock. The jar a t pennies eonI lined bg for ‘iw ladias. hag kNierucf. "w* shouid cyug ihe (W w a o , aid#, Reel* Mid tu* pi#* do** *u » cd integration j —through segregatiosk inf band behind tb* Iron Curtain tan moony. A t Pioneer Night, Box Seals On Sale Thursday; 18 Sign Sanford Contracts They Just Don’t Mix Tall Tales And True Fire Truck To Gel Mack Cleveland Lashes Jet As Companion Development Commission •Cleveland Invited Out, Back In; Gels 'Ouster' Apology Two Cors Collide, Woman Is Injured Draft Completed On Constitution Oviedo Expected To Cut 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 He’ll Pack Lunch Seminole Reports Gain In CarTags X-Rays Available A t Three Places Mother, 14, Gives Birth To Twins; Family Tradition Merit Meet in W e a fh e r City Turns Down Proposal On Land Just Can’t Quit, McKibbin Is Told Reedy P lan Seeks To 'Educate' North Zoo To Be Closed Nights In Future Thieves Moke Haul At Grocery Store Derby On Comeback Sak’hmo Eyes Russia � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 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/0e44ed33accdc019d4c40fad5266c50d.pdf 08894ea9d501f857aad77372ac64ce02 PDF Text Text •- mmm a s m ■H* Vm NiS f « iS P u t B— 1B um . M L I f , W SI Y O U N G S T E R S ’ A R T E X I I I I J I T — D on C o lb « r t . C o u n ty u rt teacher for grade* 1-0. hang* nna o f the m a n y oicture* d ra w n o r Mash Info River, Sen. Johnson Buys BulkNam e Change Is Certain Water Is Highball FRAN KI.IN TO N . N. C. ( U P I > Town offirtali here are hopeful that residents of the area don't develop a ireat liking for the new title of the municipal water aup pir They fear they would be hard pressed to legally treat the water tn maintain the latte nr the 40proof kir* which the water pm durea. C. G. Hlith, water plant tuper intendent. recently received a few complainia >— but not many— re larding the itranirr ta»le and tmrll of the liquid flowing from tapt all over town. When lie analyred the "water." he found M wai a ready made highball of corn whiiky and wa­ in . High would not aay how much liquor he found, hit a re liable tourer tald M wot about 40 proof. Sermt revrnue agent l knocked pointed b v the children of S c m h o lc C oun ty. T h e e xh ib it tqicned today and will be open olf a mill juit out aide town and dumped teveral thouvand gallon* fro m 8-0 p.m . to d a y. F rid a y and Saturday. of ma*h and moonshine Into a ttream which ran pait the *1111, They found out too late that the ttream runt Into the pond which it the lown’t only tource of water. Juke Box Probe Reaches Underworld WASHINGTON l H l'li - T h e Senate Racket! Committee dug Inis the roots of the Chita go un dsrworld today to take a look at Juke box racketeering In the rily where N may hava been con ostved Some clastic examples of gangS teritm were eapected to comr to light in thia phase of the juke bog investigation which will last about four days. Chief Counsel Hubert F. Ken nedy tald Uie Inquiry would cen­ ter on tome of the lop figures in the storied Chicago undrrwurld. Hr laid these would include Sam (Mooney) Glancanna, reputed to be the latent successor to the gangdom throne nf Al Capone. Strength Needed, Bishops Declare A TLA N TA <UPI|— "Wa hava ■ol dons cur part In helping the stiureh to fulfill Its mission if wa k i v t not confronted man with And," • Iso F rin n ico Mslhodist toshop sold hare today. ■tbs nst of lbs mission rises m falls In relationship to the me­ ss sa achieved In worthlp,” Utah 9 Donald II. Tippett told the quadrennial Southeastern Melhodtei Convocation bars. Citrus Board Hits Juice Processors Bishop Tippett said. "Modern man may not be bothering too much about sins, hut the alarm Ing Increase of successful and prosperous psychiatrist* ran tie ciplained In part, at least, by the fact that his aim are bothering him." !>r. Hurst II. Anderton, presi­ dent of American University, Washington. D. C „ told the galh erlng "Somehow the American education inatltulloni devoted to the spiritual values of our Chris­ tian culture mutt he strengthen ed." He said thia "means increased supjioft for the church trialed col legra of America." A Negro bishop railed for In ilividuals of one rare to gat to know, on the higher levels, people cf other racial groups." Blahop Willis J. King of New Orleans tald the "Christian ap­ proach" to the racial problem should be "the concern of all Christians, whatever thrir racial or national origin, and not the responsibility of any one group as over against the other." Kennedy tald wllm-sscs would1 relate threats by mobsters tn out­ fit juke boa operators with "re men! bools" and drop them in the river. lie said the testimony also SAN JU AN . Puerto Rico f U l'l) would touch on often heard ru­ — A FL-CIO leaders Inday praised mors that underworld figure t Walter Reuther for til* romrbark have hrlprd the careers of their al President Kisenhower's jlhet favorite singers with enforced shout union leaders meeting In sales of their records. "sunny" Puerto Rico lo talk aKennedy tald lha Chicago style bout a march of johlrtt on Wash of juke box rar.rlcertng involved ing Ion. even more violence than tha* eg" I go when mewling* are that posed during the New York hear­ I am obligated to participate In ings. which doacd Wednesday. Just ai you will be going to Ihe Hi- said It also Included the fashionable resort of Acapulco. now familiar triangla or collusion Mexico," Reuther said In dlrert among mobsters, union officials reply In Kisenhower's comments and leader* of juke hoi trade as­ at hi* press conference in Wash­ sociations. ington Wednesday, The lead off witnesses will be a Reuther alto won cheers Irom group nf operators. Including Don frllow labor leaders fur defending Maloney, Mai Brier, Robert K hit proposal for a demonstration IJndelofl. Nicholas (laletano and marrh by unemployed on the na­ Bernard Pots. tional rapltal. Klsenbowrr derided Kennedy said they would leli the Idea of a such a march. about rffurts of Chicago gangsters Rut informed sources tald A F L to take over Juke hoi operations UIO President fieorge Meany was in outlying areas frowning on the Reuther tuggrt tion. They said he had doubts that anything would be gained Labor leaders are sensitive to possible charges that unionist due* have been wastrd on high priced hotels, foods and drinks Gunman Captured At Law Roadblock U £1 LO N N IES' s ta u ts ‘'Top* la Pop*" 318 B. 1*1 81. al SANFORD AVK . Minsk b My Buainnto --------- My On# And Only B v h iM i KOU T H E A V E R A G E F A M ILY . FOOD IS ONE OF T H E PRIM ARY EX P EN SE S. Whether or not you trade with u*. compare price# — not j'i*t one or two— C H E C K A L L YO U B U Y ! O U R POLICY I* quite simple. We honestly try to Rive the customer what they wunt and their money's worth. T R Y I S — you hnve nothing to lose— If you are not completely satisfied your money will lie cheerfully r#funded Hud NO Q U E S TIO N S ASKED. W E know we do not huve the lurRost market in San­ ford— hut we can offer you one of the best varieties in food merchandise, at competitive prices— and we do menu C O M P ETITIV E . If you find it single item in our ston> higher than you are poylng elsewhere — please tell us . . . W E C H A N G E . If we do not have an Item you like — tell u* — W E G E T ! to m o r r o w NAKED M EATS F E A T U H K : 1:22 I.YKEH SU G AR CHEEK 1:45 H:0H Hams AUSO Half or Whole W IEN ER S 4 9 12 O x. PhK What’n In A Name? M AXW ELL F E A T U R E : .1:01 5:2 7 H O U SE A PPLESA U C E t Green Gtnnt N IH I.K T CORN a t * o rla ix < io 5 p j ty FEBRUARY 23 28 *■ • HUM EXNMMTS • MNMTMM. DMPIATI • BOAT SNOW • CATTUE SNOW • FLOWER SNOW • SCHOOL EXHIBITS • NOWAY CAMHVAL DIBFLAY B HENS PORK 39c A Q r CHOPS ^ l.li. CO FFEE R Or. Jnr 8 7 #uA.s4*vro hunk S lv lr ’ j Size *" 29c PEAS mex. |0c TUNA ARGO *2 Or. Can 2ty SO* l'"" FOOD KING C A T SU P FROZEN FOODS Shurfine ORANGE 7 i* „ „ JU IC E ‘ TO T R Or. Can* 99c McKenzie STRA WHERRIES 10 Oz. PkR*. 2 Fo r 12 O l . Bottle I . Lb . Pk*. 29c Winlar Garda* F O O D K IN O O LEO B 12 - I I J.b STARK 1ST YAMS B M FIRST CUT TU RKEYS With I M S O r M » r » Food (h d » r Old Vlrtfinin Southern v. 4 :J * In sta n t 35c '■ M M M M I ARMOUR’S S TA R 0:11 RECORD RACK J»li PRICKS ROOD T H R U S A T^ FEIt 21*1 I K A l l ! U K : 1:0ii . 3:0fi 5:1 2 • 7 : 1H - 11:21 Just ‘Not In Mood' RAN’ DIEGO, Calif. M1PI) Mrs. Karl Rhodes, a . who grahUd a gun and chased two would he robbers from her storr Weslnrsday told |K>1ire they wenwearing Western style hands nsa* masks. "1 just wasn't In the mood to play row boy." the said Shop hert — ycHi'U find aser>thing you need under mw roof _ and nil Al hiidifet-plraislng. money-nnvlnif prlrwu Slnplew, niMlK, dairy product*, froicn foods* nnd canned good* for appetirinic. milrilioue meaU! W E itre quite proud of our meat department. We Jiut forth nil the effort we possess to supply you with the beat meat money con buy. IF YOU D O N ’T LIK E W H A T YOU G E T — S A Y SO — YOUR M O N E Y W ILL B E W A ITIN G FOR Y O U ! annual... *I I I I• tetk at telling hta descend!nit presumably would be estler and more ,emuneralive if It were re­ tained. Johnton hai not (pacifically atked for atilitance In this map ter, but various helpful sugges­ tions .already have been volonteered Among congrcttlonal cow. punchers, of whom there are lev­ e r ,|, leader Bull Johnton la ons possibility that it getting a lot of favorable attention M S BOYS I . A S T S H O W IN G O l ’ K N 12:15 Discharge Slated For Ex-Sergeant In ‘Death March* New Church Plans Picnic On Sunday bull at the LBJ Ranch at Jobston City. Tea., lin't likely to mill around long with hit pretent name— even If it did figure more than a little in the price Johrsun paid for him. This la no ordinary bull. He Is part at the real atlver domino line and la regidered with the American Hereford Attn, at K.mtat City at Sliver Heir Tth All in all. thit la not contidered a repul live name for a bull, and the Ike Is Answered, Reuther Cheered WINSLOW, Aril (UP1) - A 40 year old sterlworkrr was eaptuird without a struggle al a roadblock U U C A LA N D (U i'f ) — Honda Wednesday night and admitted CBiwa Htosal took another awlps killing the mnther in law and rrilgg makers at frotsn orangs con Irallv wounding the wife of jail ita today and taKl U acted musician Johnny Zorro In a gun ths oonainwtivs progress lor battle. fba Industry. . . .* t-ennurd Mason, befriended by Tlia big growers cooperative'* the /orro family five years ago board of directors vote*] to oppose because he was friendless, (old any legislative move width would pollrr he hid In a closet al Ihe natend the life of tbs powerful Zorro home In (itrndalr, ('a id . Ooocantfators Advisory Commit Tuesday night and sltnf II nut with too, scheduled to die Ihit summer Zorro'a attractive wife £ lbs Legislature duos not renew Mason was eauglit just west of till* city on It. S Highway W aft­ A l Um sente Uine, Mutual 1'iusi er an Arinina highway officer dunl Vernon L Conner U«ued a spotted Ids car and radioed ahead aUlsmrnt designed to clarify Mukusl'S place In tha cilru* imluslry CHKBRV POINT, N r (D p i) to set up a roadblock. H r waived extradition and will ami tn ssecte-n some MUt rue *s — Arllng t'p! Matthrw McKeon, he taken hack to (llrndalr prob­ caused by a w e n t cleavage becentral figure in the I'arrls It ably sometime today by poller bwtf«n groeers ami proceimra He said "Mutual's program and land. S C.. "death marrh" almoit tnrn sent here from ihe California aims are not compelilive with any three yaara ago, will he honors- city. other organisation but generally Wy discharged from the Marine He was originally b e l i e v e d proved tn tw complementary to any Corpa here latrr ihit monlh. hurt In the Tuesday night gun and ell ronatruetlve efforts to uniA tpoketman for the Marine battle, hut pollrr here said he l* and strengthen I be entire in Corps Air Station here said was uninjured. Sultry." " I fell sorry for him," Zorro He said “Mutual rretigmu-a that Wednesday a physical evaluation said In captaining his former 'nard had recommended that Mr. toe dims la hlg Site n i n u liutinrtt n u iu M it u mg l<utinr*t i«u*ioe>» K .____ , , 7 friendship with Mason. "He teem­ and calmly and firmly advises j” ™ ** * ,A , L*"M * ed to have tew friends. People against pettlnraa In the Inlrrnal af- . J* n** ,rrre called him a creep. fairs nf the industry ami direct* I *ry, ,hrL. * * v>f *Pl»rovr<l the "I had >0 much happiness I UiiifrO. ronstructiv* piogrevs fur 1 ’ y lsr,:'’ 1 -,r|d McKeon wanted to share It with a lonely Industry in marketing Its prod will leave the service at *m>n at man " Uie time*.ary paperwork M rom ■eta." plelr McKeon, defendant in one of tiis- most publiriicd general rourt* UNION C ITY , Tenn t U I ' l l marital In itiilii wry history, was Clyite (Rusty) Nall. 10, is making the I'arrls Island drill Instructor periodic Irtp* to the docloi’s of Memtier* and Irlends nf (irurr Aho led a pint 1mu uf recniits Into flcr here tn twelve anti trlanus Krtholist Church will meet for a tidal creek here Six nt them shots Rusty, son of Mr* Kalh a basket picnic on the building drnwmesl the night of April ft Iren Nail, stepped on a rusty 1H5*1. nail on Uie way to ichool. •lb* Sunday at 1 p rn. Plant fur the building and final details prior to rnntimtlion will be discussed with the rongn-ga Mon Tliose attending ate asked tn bring a picnic hast el lunch Ta hies, chair* and soft drinks will be pruv Iili-d by the church Of­ ficials ire expecting a large group (or Mil* *'flr«t eating" and "last discussion " ^ w il be celled Johnaon bee htt own Meat about namea — or, more specifically. initials. Any reasonable name will do at long at the Initials come out LHJ. There are Lady Bird Johnton, hit wtfa. and Lynda Bird Johnton and Lucy Balnea Johnaon. hit daughtrri. Alto U tile B e a g I a Johnton, fatly Beagle Johnton, and Little Beagle Johnton Jr., the family peta. So k la M t hsro that ■ W ASHINGTON < U P I> - Senate D e m o c r a t i c Leader Lyndon liainea Johnton hat bought a new bull. It coat him 14.500 at a big Hereford tale In Denver. That ain't hay, aven amongtt the Teiaa cowboy aat Johnton traveli in. although teveral other bulla at Denver brought more, one going for 115,000. The purrhate hat touched off speculation here on whaf. under Jnhnaofi'a management, the bull Apple 13 A D E S " 29c Big Family Slia (24 Ox.) Quantity Rlghla Rmerved —- T O O C A N T M I S 8 U S — W E ’R E R I G H T IN T H E M I D D L E O F S A N F O R D ’S N E W F O O D S T R IP Sava Dally A t W ADE'S �FernPark Student Wounds Self, Pair G A I N E S V I L L E ( U P I ) — A U n lv a ra ity 0/ F lo rid a anfin e e rin g student a pparently went berserk late T h u r s d a y n ight, shot and stabbed a m a rrie d couple and th u n serious­ ly w ounded himself, police reported today. S l f c h u . . i . n . n . l I......... .. fa r in . e e sliga lio n was Kcts* A lla n F u g , 28. si01 lor from r e r n r a r k . Officers wild their jnvesligatni ihuwtxt that fox turned on Jamas H Todd, 27. student from Conway, I . C . and his 23 year oki wife, Mevnly, st their borne. Mrs. Todd, who ass shot m the chest, said Fo* apparently lost his jyias Is Failure; Up Only 3 Minutes CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (U P I) tl,*d *l thr,r bo'n*' *>,boul ^ parent reason, she said fox un— A furl laden Allas M BM ex I «(r apiK-e] ■ hunting knife from his pkxlrd like a husr oil storage I , , and stablied Todd in thr hack. Unk early today on what wa* tn Whan Mr* lodd ran to a trie* tended tn be another 4,300 mfle I’iionc, Fox then drew a -J*t pistol led hop to the South Atlantic 'h r told the operator a man »as Hic 100-ton Atlas, which has *n her huuse with a nun and need. cn chosen to boost Uic first csl help When officers arrived. they manner) spare capsule Inin orbit, p is t o l disintegrated completely in a luund I odd suffering white hot splash of flsmc that n *ou,1_tJ,i °f lh* r^ h t ttiisrh and vailed the moon overhead in bril alwer left jaw, Mrs Tudd had U*cn ftliol in Use upj^r ciicrt. Todd Dance. knife wound in the had The Air Force said the blowup lallunctirsn h ,rk * war caused by s rn Deputy Sheriff Henry Parker which occurred at t2 41 a m a.sl , after the to foot war roe s jii I Fox was puked up at Ihe ket's two powerful booster en local airport where he had driven Am separated and began a and told attendants hr hail been shot, asked for a drink of water ffu; plunge Into the ocean "The cause of the malfunction flnd 1 minister. M not available." official* said *■“ » *■» "> " ,r in *be the left left II was Ihe tirsl Alla* explosion *«•» * P‘«tol wound '*uu'" 1 in m five month* The Iasi blowup r*»sl holier said all three ap me Seph Nb when the Air Force P*««-ntiy wer.- shot with Fox s M tried for the first time to send P1*1"' An intesligaliun was underway an Atlas the full intercontinental distance of 6,300 miles. Th r Air Force had hoped to trst the missile's blunl nose cone to Any and observe the path the Atlas Wok through spare. But the flight, which would have taVen probably about B minutes, lasted little more than threa minutes. Only once has thr Atlas flown r T BRAGG, N. C. (U P D -G e n . I m full intercontinental route. George C. Marshall continued to show slight Improvement today but doctors said he still was ser­ iously ill anil they were drawing “ no conclusions yet.” In a “iniardtd" medical bulle­ • T A L L A H A S S E E (U I’D — Ally. tin this morning. Cot George M Osn Richard Ervin has ruled Powell, chief of medicine at Wo­ •sat Orange County cannot aue*s mack General Hospital here, said end collect taxes for municipal!- Ihe 76 year old soldier statrinan's condition remained "essentially Re* for fire control purposa*. Ervin said municipalities In the unchanged" from the alight Im­ •uunty a-nild make agreements provement 0/ Thursday He noted that Marshall's while With the Are control districts fur protection, but thr county e.iuld blood count dropped from 2*1,000 nut levy taxes for the use of the to U.ooo. an imliralinn that hit Infection may lie subsiding. municipalities. J Marshall Reported 'Little Improved' Tax Plan Voided By Ervin Ruling Squadron W ill Join Demonstrations Of Famed Blue Angels A squadron from Ramey FVkl will participate U) flight demon itratioo* thii weekend with the Navy's famous Blue Angcrfs. Flying Uirtr , „ . twin , Jet ,,A3D Iky " " S k / S (hr NASCAR race* today at ih* InternaUonal Speedway la Daytona Beach. The Blue Angtla arrived in San­ ford Wednesday, and yesterday gave spectators a treat with their expert precision manruters. To day, Saturday and Sunday Uie> will continue to thrill the crowds at Daytona Beach, during the fin­ al days of “ Speed Week.” VAH 9's swept wing carrier bombers can fly at speeds o( ten miles a minute, seven milts above the earth Their familiar shape and sound have become second nature to those who live near the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Led/. Ralph Maltu*. operations Nm«- '* lf» d ,r oft ,h* bomber flight in the wrekrnu dcmoiistraUon. Sanfonl residents w Imi missed the show yesterday will base an other rhanre In see the team to morrow It will perform maneuvers at 12 30 p m on its return from Daytona The length of the show will depend on the amount of fuel 1 left in the tanks. A spokesman for the Navy said »hi* mormnK “ The .how may not be long, but this Is certainly thr best Hying we may ever set- No one should miss it," Die public may come to Itaniry Field for the performance. Greyhounds To Be Official Name O f Baseball Team Sanford'i baseball rlub will he called the Sanford Greyhounds Die announcement came this morning from W K. Mr Roberts, promoter of the new venture. An offire has been opened at the Municipal Stadium Ward Goodrich, business manager for the Greyhounds, may be rrachrd there for information The num her is FA 3-l!*40. A meeting waa In be held this afternoon to form a corporation. Officers will be revealed by Me Rnberli after the session Dr. D. H Mathers la expected to he chosen president of thr club <51 w S a n f o r d ffim tlb * VO L X L IX t ’m u d AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y f o a i Lewaad^^Tirw ~btahli«d^d •Judge Is Speaker A t Toastmasters Judge Voile William* J r apofca before the TnaMmaslers Wednes day night, snd related soma of hi* amusing experience* while on •ve bench ax circuit judge. New members werr installed, and the evening was guesl night far Toastmasters' wives Install• d were Chatter Guerry, Joe Rak ae John Keeling. Floyd Dnndan rilb . Vernon Mlrr and Ray Kite Ed Graham wa* chosen lies! speaker In the club eontest and will represent Sanford in the area “ speakoff" Deal month lei Jacksonvllla Fireman Got Kick •In Fighting Fire P L A N T C ITY f l’P D — A u year-old city fireman awaited trial tiNla) after admitting he sel five fires because “ I got a kick 0UI of helping to pul Ihcm out." Robert Chester Anderton was charged Thursday with arson tn the fires which caused Itootioo dame r No on* was hurt In the blares. Police qimled Anderson at vay•ng he fell driven to start the ftres because he fell “ relief" from internal pretujres when be helped put thrni out H# was held under fa>« bond. Cleveland Chosen County Bar Head Mack N. Cleveland Jr. baa been named president of the Seuvnol* 'W a r Association at a recent meet tog Serving with Cleveland will b* Q. Andrew Spear, view preaidant, and Ambroa* Olliff aweretary treasurer. Th* slat* at offirrr* was wna nlmously accepted from tha nomi­ nating committee, composed of KarlyU Housboldcr, Gordon Y . F r iM a k t, and George A drnlial araas, and they also agpand a eommunlty'a marketing area." Im said Kunde is iltrt'clor of Traffic and Transportation for Dade County's metro government. Attending the annual short course in ihe state capital is Seminole County Zoning Board Dirertor Hob Brown With the Interstalr highway taking shape in Ex-Champ To Hold Clinic At M ayfair Carol Cudonr. I95M North South Amateur Golf champion, and a former New Jeraey state tittiit, will hold a elinir and exhibition at 1 p. m tomorrow at lh* May. fair Country Club. Golfrra are reminded t h a t greentfee play will lie restricted at the eluh until after I p m on weekends Members may play anytime, non members after t p m on weekends, daily through the week Snyder Vh. Snyder D EN VER (C P U — It wa. Wes ley Snyder vs Wesley Snyder Thursday in Municipal Court Wrsley E Snyder of Lakewood, Colo . thr defendant, was fined 53! for hi* involvement in a traf flee acridrnl wilh Wesley )' Sny drr of Littleton, Colo , the com­ plainant. Costello ‘Stripped* SANFORD , F L O R ID A N o T sTS Not Constructive N E W YORK (t 'P li Gambler Frank fostello w n stripped of his LONDON *t 11*1V— Radio Mue ' a trip tn Moscow by British Prim* Xmerican cltiicn»hlp today Hy fed­ eral court order. row today den,mined ih* Mist's Minister Harold Macmillan. Mae* DriUn proposal aa devoid of any Indian told Commons Duireday constructive suggestion'' for a night that thr trip was being un* HAVANA " i i Up W settlement if live Fast Mett die drrtakrn m hopri of breaking lions* I arrived Thursday night to pule “llic ice" in thr cold war lake- u his new dill les as t' i . Die attack came one day before Th r Moscow radio attack follow­ amaba**ador to t uba ed by threa davs 1 sabre rattling tprech on Germany and Berlin by Soviet Premier Nikita S Kbru1 \ ;.A ll t.sSFF |l PI i.uv slirchov, wins warned that any atle llc ; t 'is! 1111» has pi amlrd U-ntpl by Ihe West U> *lu*H Its Xt>r 11 17-25 a* Festival of Florida way into Ib-rlm *uuld mean war. civdiieit Week lr the stale On Monday, the l' S Britain and Franre deliverrvl note* tn Moscow proposing a broad Utg r VI.I.A I I \SS» i I l l ' l l Some Four foreign ministers' confer* 5il members of the state Junior 1 tier on Berlin, Germany and 1 handier of Commerce weir on Ltmipcan security. Thr rurtrt sug* and here today for the oi-vning of MIAMI H EAl'lf ( I ’P l i - When gestrd that West and Fast Gea.lie Winter Jaycecs I'unfeislice. do Miami Beach police tow a ear mans art tn as "advisers.' bark to ill illegal parking -tHit The Soviet had proposed a J6 after the thief has ordered it nation conference to conclude a MUtiClIW it I'li li.isiaii ,u* tuwrd sway* peace treaty with Germany. The participants would include alt Ihor-puel Boris Pasternak said to Answer day hr would leave the writers' Aiit-n ihe rlncf learns that the Wuiid War II allies colony at IVrrdrlnlko and cn into rar was hauling a city council­ Tlie western powers also **• hiding from Western Journ lids. pressed drtermtnslton to maintain man The mriilfn* occurred Wednes the right of free access to West day night when oflner Adrain tta-Ttin. Ruttia has said it w ulil WASHINGTON i l l l 'l i -L iv in g Dawson spotted a big limousine turn over it* rontrol function* lo costs crept upward slightly in parked on a ero*swalk in front the Communist Fast German r » January l*ul remained below the of tlie Miami Beach Auditorium gimr, which iht Western powers all time high, tha government rt- where a boxing match was tn do not recognize. ptogrrs* Moscow radio eonlandrd that ported today. The driver and pastengar re­ the Western replies do "not pro­ futed to move and made a few vide a reasonable basis for setll* TA C O M A , Wash, ill Pi ( — Attor­ remarks about Miami Beach po­ ment of the German question.” It claimed th* notri "do not ney* will try to arrange hail to­ ller in general and Chief Mika rontain a single more nr less con­ day for Dave Beck, former head Fox in particular. Fox drove up a few minutes structive suggestion capable at of the Tramstrrs Union, who *tan-l* ninvirlril on six counts of later and Dawson told him of th# facilitating settlement o f l b « remarks. questions e i t h e r of Berlin or income las rvatiun. "Tut* it sway," ordered Fo«. Germany." After the first round, someone TA U .A H A S S E F (U P ll — The told Fox the ear was carrying Bailruad and Public Utilities Com­ Councilman Matrle Liberman Fox ran out of the auditorium mission today set March 25 for a public hearing in Ormond llrarh and ordered Dawvon: "Get that nn a petition to discontinue aome car bark before the fight is over " railload services. Prrfmpt If flghler Mika DaJohn hadn't fallen to tils knees B U N N E L L CUI'I) A local in th* sixth round. Dawson weekly newspaper has criticized TALLAHASSEE (l PD— Tall* twice might has* made it hack In time. a Circuit Court jury far arquittinrf hassca aiea dairy farmers have Aa It waa. Ihe tow truck wa* fuur men charged with slaying • obtained a Circuit Court order .rohthillnr the state Milk Com- 1Pull|n* u.a car up ju.t a. Liber- Teamster* Union organlier. i . f .,*** dig0*1*1*1(111 I4 _ i min iirp i’ixi outklu* Die Flagler County Trfbun* *,iik ll Ia l*nn mlstinn from rxerrlting III eon Police dlsmisserl It a* a ’ rou raised thr question of whether Irol In this an a a n d •tine Incident" Tliursday the all mate Jury wa* threatened . I scratched the violation from their before acquitting the defendant* U n t i l ( Olltl’ol U r g e d official records of second degree murdrr tn th* G A IN ESV ILLE ( U P l i - D r Karl Dec 3 slaying of George K. June*, Sax, Harvard University gc-nctlr "The question arises has tha isl. warned Thursday that “ popu Jury been Intimidated? Werr they latinn explosion" threaten* hu afraid for their safety and aafety nun survival unless birth rontrol of their famtlira?" is more widely practiced The front-page adltorial laid It bad no erilirism of Ihe way tha trial was conducted, "but sea U N ITE D NATIONS. N Y 11 i’ll Bill Reedy, author of "The Key r.iiiriot commend the verdict of The U Y General Assembly to to IVare In America,” will *pe»k Hie Jury.” day *ent the question of inde to ths Sanford Rotary Club Mon Trurk drivers Alex Falrrtotll petideitre for the Frenrh and llrl J r , Sid tirv MrCrariey, Jack John­ ,l" y * , • . tl*h < arneriKint In its 62 nation A stale rcpr*»erdnllve from son and Robert Drake wire found trusteeship committee for detailed I i^Vie County, Raedy sllrrtd the innocent of the charges Tuesday, Consideration. ' nation la*l November when h* Another trucking eompsny em­ proposed a public relatlom plan ploy* was killed and Falrcloth to inform the rvnrlhern states of and Drakr wounded in tha gun­ relatbiiis between play al Junri* home, WASHINGTON tU I’l (-Congress the "true" hu* lorn lidd of a new f.imlly of tares In Ihe south. Brrdy feels that prr iTstl War U S spare misdlrs that will sur­ pass anything Iho ttiioians have thinking ta rr»pon*lbl* far eriU produced so far and might aend rr*rn from Ihe north; that the a man to the moon and bark by ..uth should defend lt»eIf wilh facts of advantages offered it* IPdi. Negroes. . , * * In past talk* to club* am) r* Heaven knows wb.it may happen' S t i l l lU llt S S l i y A y c a I Mth VII.I.E. Miss (L 'l’li — b a>rs In newspaper*, Itcedy has in Hemmotr County during Girt Kluder.ls at Mississippi Stair Uni­ q j-lrd the president of a Negro ftront Week, March M-14 (in* girl from each troop will versity voted uvi-rwlielniingly In college in the tnuth Die Negro favor of having their basketball (-locator said h* "knew of noth* hold an official office sometime team pla> in the rat tally-integral mg that had over happened lo during Hie week. Die K-outi will rd N* k 1 tournament, but their il.e colored pr.-pli that h»d hurt observe Die duties of the Civic leadresident said It was not thsir dr them so badly, and cut off the ' V*: Ihe rrlaliunshlp twtween other clsn-n to make. frrt Crien«it> i®liitu«r»* bviwvrn •Hires, and the people they serva. Among th# positions to be filled tjkr whit# nml cttUt •«| th< on* hour by a Drownia A'luth, -at had the Supreme Court f,r jt "r *Y'OUt are dirertor of San­ ilcn iiun of Itt-'et " It* n l) Imik mm •uiu til !)i> in ford iuo, city nunager, county Increasing cloudiness beginning tonight with liilrrinlltenl ra h like ti ituon of prr**nUH|( i tiill fair agent, director of finance, mayor, " V -" e " of the "»n"K<T of Farmer', Market, poly lair lunighl or Hatunlay. I.lllle hit ’ proposed vhlef commanding office/Na thaiicr m leni|ieraturr*. High to Southern State." p .-ira .n to thr v^J Air St i^ in , juvrrulr uitJjrr» dU lt j , 72, to. tonight 50 to tutr IrifHUtuiv, \pitl t, ns lor of reerrlUaii ami fup«rm« Northeasterly winds a to 13 mile. Tht HoUry Club *ill mctl at t« ndrnt nf tcKqioti. per hour tonight uifaiii in the C ivic CVntrr. Diplomat Arrives ‘Week* Proclaimed Jnycecs Open Meet Chief Gels Word, Auto Towed Back Into Illegal Spot Pasternak To Hide D O T T IE A M ) O U .IK I T ) E N TE R TA IN — Dot tie Jnnlina and her dummy, Ollie, will perform for RUenta Monday at the unmial l-ako Mh o * Pioneer Night at 7:80 p.m. She la the 12-year-old ilnughlstr of Mr, and Mra. Cnl Jardine. (Hemld Staff Photo) Lake M ary Ready For Pioneer Night 'Zorro' No Hero To This Resident Car Cuts Corner, But To No Avail Board Votes To Continue United Fund In Seminole F R ID A Y . FK H K U A R Y *0 . I960 New s Briefs ! * a y s ^ o s t * ^ a n Dorothy Jardlnv, young vwntri |»<|uist, will be featured Mondaynight at the annual Lake Mary Pioneer Night Dorothy has ap peared several tlmri on tetevitiun. and ia much in demand for partita and programs. Other Pioneer Night entertain ment will include thr Triple Trio nu* and Double Quartet from Sc ml h Tltgb 'SihetM ^ t s> speefil ptogiam of danres by the Deanna School of Dance. Brief speerhr* are planned by Seminole County, thr news of "exprrssway prosp«-nty" la ax- H. T Mllwce, Allrn G Itowerlng peeled to be wrlcomcrt by local N* Dora, Rrp Mach Cleve­ land J r , Mrs Mary Earle Walresidents Die course for aoning ailmuiis tralors ends today with a talk by George W. Simons J r , idannmg and toning ronsultsnt In Jarksonville Simons has accepted a con tract with the city of Sanford for a survey of its building snd popu laiion problems. The city planning expert Is ex ' Television's Robin Hood of the petted here within s few weeks lo ’ *mith'»e»t may be a hern to the begin the project Funds have'kids, but in Ed Hlggint. "Zorro" been voted by the city to match i« nothing but a large alia head the grant front the federal gov a.-he. The other day Ed came home to eminent, through the Florida Development Commission Coil of flrd Ih* fruit* of a television edit the project is estimated at Itk.UM cation. "Zorro" was wriltrn all over Ih* exterior of hia white house — in kmg-laMtng, supersmear, red chalk. The art work did nol end thi-r# Die fence down the alley, the Cutting a _____ corner ___ short_ .... on neighboring homes, garbage cans. French Av* and IJth St filled •"F'blng »*••« »<>"!d to avoid an accident last night hc * ^ ! ' 11"* "■ » ,m l U lo " wl * " h tween vehlrles driven by Min the dashing name of “ Zorro". Die culprit was found and put un llrverl} Jean Cooper ami George Samuel Kcnls. both of Sanford Miss » ooper a school teacher. told police officer* ahr though! she 'could get oul of the way !*eforr Keros hit her." as she made a left turn into )3tli SI The acridrnl occurred east of the intersection at 7 44 p m Mi*a Cooper waa charg'rd with failure to yield right of way Damage to both car* was estimated at 537(1 * Russia Denounces Berlin Notes City Business Aided B y Expressw ays An Mpcriencsd traffic planner ■aid ycstrrday that property value* increase wherever an ex pretsway Is built through a town Speaking to county toning ad­ ministrators in Taliahaiiec. Geor­ ge E. Kunde of Did* County said •here ta no basis for fears that ex­ pressways hurry traffic along and Linder business in communities. Ha said a study hid been mad* of too communities over the na­ tion where limited access high Ways have come in, and the «f tael on the economy has bewfl “ universally good." "Expressways serve as buffers tn separata industrial from fast 190« NEW SPAPER V ,T " T ' eieanw- the area; additional nun nhments were administered "Nciw,” said Ed. al the lop of hi* lungs, v t n you think of ANf T H IN G else you wrote Zorro cm*" “No. Daddy, *n*»ered the gmliy on* mes-kly. Just then the nelcliioir's dog sauntered by Yup, both sides White dog. too New Roof Planned For Post Office krr and Dr. J Bernard Root. Frank Evans, chairman of Pio near Night wilt introduce promt* nent local citircna during the availing. Die celebration will be held al 7 30 p. m. in the Lake Mary Chamber of Corm nrrrr Building. Eaeh guest will rrceiv* ■ pio­ neer badge and rcfrrshtni nls, — Pioneer M g 111 It in iU Mth year in Lake Mary Invited s n ­ ail Seminole Counly residents aver sixty. A but will leave Sanford at 6 45 p m . providing free liai»|Hirls lion for Die "old timers” l eaving the Yellow Cab stand st D ilrd .Si and Magmdia A i r , the route will go nurth to First St , south on Park A v r to 2>rth, West on Juth SI. to Country Club Hoatl ami Lake M ary. Th r bus will slog* it all corners un signsl. Collins Gives Views On Dade Decision T A L L A H A S S E E (U l’l) — Gov. Iwitoy Collin* say* he doe* not be li«vr thr Miam i integration deci­ sion will touch off rimilar rulings In other counties "although there m»> he some " Collins trilrl his news confc r,-nc-e that hr i-elleves Miami's Orchard Villa Srhool cun Iw peaceably Inte­ grated neat fall H r said since the collapse of Virginia's massive re •ttlance stuncf, Floridians have taken a much dlffrrrnl look at the racial ittualion. He brushed aside predictions that thr liade County School Hoard's din ulon lo admit four Nn gross ul Ihe srtUMrl would result in the passage of the “last rrsort” bill In close puldic schools. Co! litis »t toed such a lull two year* ago. but irate legls'jlurs say the Mil will l»e revived this spring. The governor d r -lined to sa> «tial hr would do if the bill come* up again, lint added lie bad no came to regret Ills wto in I!‘ff7. 1ollins knew thr Miami Integra­ tion 'e-ision was In the making, 7 , ? "■ ,M i, ........ h ,d 1,0 ,,» r' ,n ',l#nnin« H A new composition roof wilt hr installed at tlie Sanford Doit of fire h) I. II Gallimore. Greens boro. N C United Fund direilors yesterday th* last year in which they at Die bid of 52 M2 WaS thr low cat rreetved by the General decided that this charity aaency tempted it. Administration Fight To move toward campaign lor Services should lie used again nett year next year Harold kastnrr, prril firms *c hmlttcd bids. “to afford Seminole County rest tor al driver* who hav* avoided dent appointed a planning coni The work i* schedulerI for tom dents th* most efficient method milter, made up nf Randall plrtinn within two months rrriain street* hav* * surprise in storr as thr rrsmfailng pro of making one contribution." Oia.'c, rhatrman Cieorgr Touhy gram spreads out in Sanford , Disappointed that thr cam and {.Tilford McKihhtn Paving on West Third SI , I*# patgn for funds this year fell short They will provide an ovi-rall tween Park and French, was com­ erf it* goals, Mime thought bid plan under whleh l)i* campaign . . , _ . pleted yesterday boon given lo abandoning the chairman next year will *„rk M o t O T I S t S F r C C d Work began this morning on "give once for ail" fund raising ll will rrlirvr him of at least a KEN O SH A. Wia. ( U l'I ) -J ip ■1- Palmetto A v r . where the strip plan UF official* al a recent portion of the dutu * that in pact meetuig expressed th* opinion yrars hav* demanded almost too mg charges against 25 mol,mils between Second and Nlnlh St. will that “ since folks are not con­ per cent of Die drive leader's were dismissed Diursdav ta-rause tw resurfaced Die Job should he of the absence of ore vital piece finished bv Ibis evening, offical, tributing to this drive in a way time. Kailner *aid ed evidence taid that Indicates the.r support of the Directors unanimously express­ Judge Uiban J. Zlrvei* Dim -w Reconstruct ton nf Mulberry A vr dc*. maybe we are hutting oor ed "deep appreciation” to Chair heads agiinst a stone wall ol In man Howard McNulty for the out the charge* after highs* ay tn the Goldsboro area h*> Iwgun difference in trying so have a "unstintid effort" he put into police (ailed to prs-duc* thr in­ The rlay surface l* Iremg replac­ criminating radargraph w-*rd to ed with limerock. D a street United Fuad " aoliritation this year. Thry also slrrtciiei from Eight lo Twelfth Discussion yesterday brought cummrnded and Diankrd the score trap the defendants. SI oxit Use fact that earn though sub of worsen who had served with scriptlon* fell below goal* of Ihe him agencies, the total allotted to each Dm** present wer# S o n n y MOSCOW (U P li - The Soviet by UF for the two years of U F Powell, Mrs. Carmel* Ray, Me Union'* output af abrmical pro Members of the Sanford Male oparalioa was greater than tha Null/, Gen. J . C. Hutchison. R. ducka now a«ca*da (hat ul ary Chorus will meat fur rehearsal chantiaa had bean able to raise J Bauman, Roy Mann. MeKib other European nation, acording Monday af • p m fa th* Ctvie ia U«rir individual campaign* in . Inn, Touhy, Uupc and Ua*in r l-i I'lCltnci Nikita Khrualnhe*. C en ter, Surprise In Store For Local Drivers Evidence Absent, Kusfiia HraffH Avain C’horun T o KchcarHe Living Costs Climb Heck Seeking Rail Hearing Scheduled Newspaper Lashes Acquittal 01 Four Hoard ' Restrained’ Hleu Is Considered Reedy Will Speak At Rotary Monday New Missile Family Scouts To Assume Official ‘Duties* In City, County Weathtr Seminole Gets Set For Another Fair Ms mmoli Counly exhibitor* w ill1niesgrr balance fox Die riches of move many <rf their displays. vegetables and citrus rrpraaanting directly from the American leg Ui« county's fertility. ion fair ground* tn the Central An outdoor patio scene, com Florida lair, which opens Mon platr with shrubbery and sun day to Orlando ihmc. exemplifies the fun of Can­ The Seminole County ashibil' Hal Florida living On# of Ihe dls once again la under the directum plays is a shadow box cunlainiug ul * cril Tin ker, county agcnl models of a 4 II boy and girl, "lh « Ltnulrd funds have necessitated 1>est crop to Srminote County." thr rrlurbishing of last year's Lad year, the county'* contri­ display, but fresh paint and a bution to the fair won th# com change in design should add new mendatmo of officials Thousands appeal of visitors paused fa see thr dis­ A ferns wheel bearing original play and remark aa fa* presen­ flower arrangement* wilt turn tation. constantly in one corner of thr With only a few days prepara­ rihihit. Huge scales, weighing th* tion. Tucker feel* that this year county’s productivity ■gainst Ha will bring avan more valuable id small sue. will again ha alllirrd vartidng far thr smallest aounty A model of ttys aiea pruvrdis in Florid*. Qualifying Limit For Tourney Voted The Hoard of th# Hanford Wom­ en's Golf Association list night voted lo havr only unc qualifying day for Ihe rlub membership, Mr inberi will qualify March 4. Malelirs will b* posted within a few days after qualifying rounds *r# played. In former year* m rm l-er* w*rr permitted to qualify on wrekends, in addition to Wednaaday. A nominating committee wilt tw vele ted next week during a buasness meeting in th* patio ot tha May fu r Country Club. Die session will b# held at noon, followad hp luncheon at 1I:-10 p. m. Red Report Denied TA IF E I, Formosa (U P I) Chinai* Nationalists todrsy denied Communist reports that D r. H i Shih, farmer ambassador to tha U. had been ptarad «nda» h-uia arrest fa Fucmusa. �* Y ta rra n M l 1• •ir* - **• A. ' ■i- a .r ”.' ' • * h p t - m . r*b. so. i»s» ■» ■ 1 ■ - ■— . {-^resenting,^Jour G iturn Church Of Christ Baptifit r iM T l A r n n church 111 Park Avenue W. P. Brooks, J r . I’aitor T . B. Fisher . . . . A h o c , Paitor Morning Worship . . 1.(5 a. m. Sunday School ............ >15 a. in. Morning Worship . . II no a. m. TriIn in s Union ............ 6 11 p. m. Kvenlng Worship . . . . T M p. m Wed. Prayer Seme* 7.30 p. m. Nursery available . C E N T R A L B A P TIS T CHURCH cor. Id k Si. * Oak As*. Bar, Gail S m it h ..............Pastor Sunday School ......... t (5 a. in. Uontins Worship . . . . ll:«> a. m. Training I'nlon .............. 645 P- m. Evening W orship.........3:00 p. m. Wtd. Prayer Sen If* 1.00 p. m. F IN E C R E S T B A P TIS T CHURCH H I W. Onara Head Donald Graveamtir ......... Pastor Sunday School .............a 15 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . lL ft, a. m. Training U n io n ........... I;30 p. m. Evening W orship......... T : ( l p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:45 p. m. Nursery available SO VTB S ID E B A P TIS T CHURCH E . n th M. k Park A rt. . Gerald B. Price ............ l ’aitor ; Sunday Bible School ,. lo.M a. m Preaching ................... 11:00 a. in. Bible Study ................ 7:00 p. m. . Evangelistic Preaching 7:45 p. m. • Wed. Prayer Service 7:43 p. m. W E S T SI or. M ISStONABY B AP TIST m s . Hally As*. ; William I - Stephen Ftstnr Sunday School . . . . 10: W a. m. ; Horning VThrshlp . . . . 11:04 a. m. Bible Study ............... 7:04 p. m. Evening W orship............ 7:14 p. m. Wfd. Prayer Service .. 7:10 p. m. CM ULUOTA B A P TIS T C H lU C H C. G. Swaggcrty ............ Paitor • Sunday School . 10:00 a. m. Horning Worship 11:00 a. m. tl E L D E R SPBINGS B A P TIS T CHURCH Joe Couthitt ...................... Pa» i or Sunday School ............ l:4 l a.m. Horning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ......... S:15 p. m. Evening W orship............7:10 p. m. J F a d . Prayer Service 7 30 p. m. - F IR S T B A P TIS T CHURCH O E G EN EV A Jack L. Stewart ............ Pastor • Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. dom ing Servira . . . . 11:00 a. ra. 'Tra in in g Union ......... 6 30 p. m. Evening Worship . . . . 7 30 p. m. -OVcd. Prayer Service .. 7.30 p. m r4 H H X C R E S T B A P TIST CHURCH OP G EN EVA ‘ 'Charles W. Hamit J r . Pisior Fundi t School . . . looo a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. tn. ^ S t a llin g I ’nlon . . 6:15 p. tn. **Ertnlng Worship .. I 'M p. in. '3 Fed. Prayer S m ite 7:30 p. ra. s* LI F IR S T B A P TIS T CHURCH O F LONOWOOD .X Cor. Church k (.real St*. •*C U Futeh ................... Paitor ^TBunday School . . . . t:13 e. ra. Morning Worship . .. 11:00 e. ra. -"^Training Union ......... 6:41 p. m. .■Evening Worihlp ... 7:43 V- m•Wed. Prayer Service 7:43 p. m. "HIP I .ARK MONROE B A P TIS T CHURCH * Three mil** (rest el Saafortf — ee first SC, right at Mtaraa * Center . . . Pastor -■Robert (2. Byrd to.UJ a. in. Sunday School 11.00 a. ra. Horning Worship . 6.10 p. tn. -Tra in in g Union . 7 jo p. m. .'Evening Worebip ^ w t d . Prayer Service 7 10 p. m ‘ 1 IHKT B A P TIS T CHURCH Presbyterian Kpiwopal A ALL, ROI LS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oek A v». *1 Jib SI. . I f . Rirhertl Lyons . . . P*«lor -'lu rid ly .Manes ............ 7.0.) a. m. J. ........... 6:70 a. m. «•«..«.. 10:00 a, nv. 11:30 a. m. “Daily M ass.................. ".15 a. m. Sbhrlatian “ FIRST CHRISTIAN CULRCII K «7 S. Saaford Ave. . Gilbert Counts ........ AD interim Jh in d .y School ........... ou t e. m. Ttornlng Worship ... 11:00 a. in. P«Jk Prograra .......... 6:lu p. m. dull Traintn* Ceursa . 6:30 p. n . •ftlng Worship........ 7:00 p. as. crcatlea ... A ......... 7:30 p. ra. CONGREGATION.A I. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Park Ate. at I 4tk Si. i Bernard R o e i................raster f f School .................... M i a. n . Werakip.......Ili 0 0 a.as ..~ .u ji ■r fe e L I F IE O F Lutheran PINKCREST ASSEMBLY OF GOD n iU R C II G O OD SH EP H ER D U N IT E D Cor. nth and Llm LU TH ER A N CH UR CH II. M. Snow .......................pastor Hanrard shrine Club Sunday School ...........6:45 a. m. 1st RL tad Lee A t *. Morning Worship ....1 0 50 a, m. Ernest llotirk Jr. — Pastor Evrning Wurihlp ....7 .0 0 p. m. Church School ............ B it a. in. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. ra. T H E A1.IJANCE CHURCH Luther League ......... 3:10 p. m. Wed. Choir Practice . . 7:30 p. ra. (hrliliaa and Missionary Ailiaate Park Ave. and 141k St. Wed. I-entcn Services . . . . 6 p. n . David S. Carnrfu ............. Pastor (Both held at parsonage) Sunday School ............. 6.45 a. m. L U T H E R A N C lll'R C n O F T H E Morning Worship . . . . l o w a. m. Evening Servire ......... 7:45 p. m. R ED EEM ER A.Y.F.-Youth Service .. I l l p. in. 111 W. :31k Mare Herbert W. Luerss . ......... I’arior Wed. Prayer Service 8.00 p. m. Sunday School ... . 0:15 a. m. F IR S T CH URCH OF C H R IS T Adult Ilibte Clan . . . . . D:I5 a.m. S C IE N T IS T Worship Service ....... 10:30 a. ta. a#o K. Second St. S T . LI K E S L U T H E R A N Sun ley School . . . . . 11.00 a. in. Sunday Woishi|i .. . . ll:(J0 a . m. Slevla ( Near Oviedo) Stephen M. Tuhy . . . . . Pastor Wrdnr-dsy Service . . . . H.UQ p. nt. Morning Worship 6:75 a. tn. Tuesday Reading . 3:30-4:30 p. in Sunday School . 9:1X1 a. rn. Thultdity Grading '3:30-4:10 |>. m. ChrlMian Illy School, Monday through Friday — Kindrrgarten • C IILR C H O F GOD Elementary ............. 9:00 a. rn. Fremk Av*. aid U nd SI. Joel D. Brown ................... Pestor Sunday School.............. 9:45 a. m. F IR S T M ETH O D IST CHURCH Evangelistic Service .. 7:30 p, nt. <11 Park Ave. Tuesday Service........... 7:30 p. m. T . C. O'Wcen ................ . Pastor » ■ Morning Worship......... 1:30 a. m. CH URCH O F J E S L I ( H R I9 T Sunday School ....... 9 45 a. m <»F L A T T E R D A Y S A IN TS Morning Worship . . . II oo a. ra. City Hell M Y F Heelings ________ _ 6:30 p . m. J . (2. ItruuVe ... tiramh President (Iniermrdtale, Smior) Organ Vri|>cri ............. 7:15 p, m. Sunday Schuol . . . . . . . 10.Oo a. in. EvrniAg Worship . T;3o p. in. Sacrament Meeting . . . . 0:00 p. ra. TH E W ould it. really help to have an in stru m en t to predict the storm s o f life? F R E E M ETHOD 1ST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 41k St. Ira E. Hindman J r ............. Pastor Sunday School .............. 9:43 a. in. Morning Worship . . . . 10:45 a F M Y .......................... 7:00 p. Evening Worship ___ 7 30 p. Mon. F M Y Recreation 7:0n p Tues. FM Y Prayer .. 7:30 p Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. T H E SANFORD (O N Git EG A T I ON O F JKHOVA2FA W ITN E S S E S 1611 W. I l l SL Sunday Watrhtowrr Study ........................ 3.00 p, m. Wed. Bible S tu d y ........7.30 p. m. Frl. Ministry fchoc! . . . 7,30 p. tn. F rld iy Servire ...............g.jQ v. M . KJIENEZER M E T H O D IS T CH U R CH Cllrui Ittlgbta Charles F Brown . . Pastor Sunday s honl lu 00 a. tn. Morning Worihlp 11 00 a.m. Wed. Prayer Servire 7:30 p, tn. FIRST P EN TEC O S TA L CHURCH OF LONGWOOD E . Ruth Grant ....... ........ Pastor Sunday School ......... 10.00 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11 00 a. in. Evening Servire........... 7:00 p. in Wed. Prayer Service ..7:00 p, rn. Frl. Prayer Service . . . 7:00 p. m G R A C E M E 1 H O D U T CHURCH Plnerreil School Audltorlaai W. Thomas Parsoni J r .. Pastor Sunday School ............ • it a. m. Morning Worship . It a r a . The Church docs not claim to provide a barom eter o f life. B u t it preaches every S u n day the sp iritu a l readiness w hich cli­ m axed C hrist’s Serm on on th e M ount: “ W hosoever hcarcth these sa y in g s o f m ine, and Hoeth them, I w ill liken him unto a w ise m an w hich b u ilt h is house upon a rock: 1i A “And th e rain descended, and the floods cam e, and the w in d s blew’ and beat upon th a t house. ,r. . “ And it fe ll not: for it w a s founded upon a rock.” Arfs Sefihf $■-. >|4u6/ ki i f G giV 1*1 ^ j1 i*:' ■ ' - - ‘■ •L ' r.lV M M N fM ■ ’ .'I r 1 H M B •— ~ B B ei'ilkw '3C This ‘‘Support The Church” Scries, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation of these well-known business establishments: SA N FO R D r.R E n o R Y LUM BER SANFORD S E V E N TH -D A Y A D Y E N T U T CHUR I I I Scveatk SI. and Elm Av*. A. C. McClure .................... Paitor Saturday Sabbath School 9.30 a m Morning Worship . . . . ll:00 a. m. Wed. Prayer Servire .. 7.30 p. m. CO M PANY AND CELERY A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L P R IN TIN G BANK W HEELER W ALL PLUM RING R EV IVAL TA B E R N A C L E :tih and Chase Ave. I*. T . Tasker .................... Paitor PAOIA W I M F . VAN .Sunday School ... 10.00 a. m. M ETH O DIST C IIL R C H 11:00 a, in Morning Worship 6 Miles West an Rt. 46 F.venlng Worship 7:45 p. ra Cecil W. Shatter ........... Paitor Tuesday Son ice . 7:45 p. m. Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. ni. Thursday Service .. 7 45 p. m Morning Woraiiip . . . . 10.45 a. m. Wesleyan Youth . . . . 6 45 p. tn. Evening W orship......... 7.30 p. in. U N IT Y C EN TER O F SANTO RO Woman's Club— J4N Dak As*. Wed. I'rayrr Service 7 30 p. ra. Juvephln* B. Stuckl*......... Taator Sunday Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. . FIR S T C H U R C H Woodruff lluildiag OF TH E NAZARENE DM K. First St., Hat, 111 W. :ad SI. at Maple Av*. Tuesday C l a n ...............6:00 p. tn. R. H. Spear J r ................. Paitor Sunday School ......... 6:45 a. nt. TH E SALVATIO N AR M Y Morning Worship . . . . 10:45 a. m. 114 f . Second SE N Y PS .......................... 6.30 p. m. Sunday: N .Y.P.S. 4b N.S.S............. 6 p. m. Sunday School ......... 10.» a. m. Goapel Service ............. 7 p. nt. Holiness Heeling . . . . 11:00 a. m. F E R N PARK C H U R CH O F T H E Street Meeting.............6:10 p. m. N A ZAR EN E Y P L .............................. 7 : l i » . m. D U R IA N R O A D Salvation Meeting . . . . 7 ;M p. m. Nov. Jim Fuher ................. Paitor Tuesday: Sunday- school ........... 9 45 a. m. lorp Cidria ............... 3 36 p. m. Mornieg worship ....1 0 :4 3 a. m. Bard Prarlice ...............4:00 p. m. Vautk arrv.<* ............. «:4 5 p ra. Ladtii Home League 7.10 p. m. Evangelistic service . 7:3o p. m. Thun. Prayer Service 7:30 p. in. Wad. prayer service . 7.30 p. is. S6L street Meeting 6:10 p. ra. CHURCH FOR ALL . . . A LL FOR T H E C H U R C H The Chutdi it the grrslctt lector on earth for (hr building of chiisGrr end good ciiiirethip. It 11 • tiorrhouve of ipintust valuer. Without * iltong Church, nrilhrr democracy nor civilisation can tutvivr. Th cie sic four sound rretons why rvery perton should sltrnd services regularly end support ih* Church. They ere: f | ) For his own sale. ( 2 ) For his children’s site. ( 3 ) For ih* sate of his community end nation. ( 4 ) For the tvke of (he Church ittrlf. udiich nerdv hie motel and mitciial support. PIsn to go to (hutch regularly and trad your Dibit daily. W hen the barom eter fa lls it's too late to build a sea w all or to dig a cyclone collar. W ise men prepare w hen the w ind is calm . A leak ing roof m ust be m ended w h ile the sun shines. Methodist H E A T IN G F E R T IL IZ E R C IT Y PROGRESSIVE COM PANY SHERM AN CO M PANY CO N C R ETE PIPE P R IN TIN G CO M P A N Y W AR N ER 'S CO. GULF SERVICE R1TZ TH EA TR E TH E H O LLER MOTORS W, TR U C K W. W ILN O N M A IE R HO R N E U R O K ER A G E CO. F U R N ITU R E COMPANY Nazarcnc 1 ? E T I E lR M 1R O B A Other ChurcheH O F OVIEDO ....... Pastor ; Jsik T . Bryant FOSTER C U A P I.L 1.45 a. ra I Sunday School M ETHODIST CH URCH 'Horning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. Dtlcda -Training Union ....... . 6:15 p. ra. Evening Service . . . . 7 00 p. ra. Sunday School ............ t.43 a. - J e d . Preycr Service 7 5U p. m. Morning Wurshlp .. . II uu a Evrning Worship . 8.00 p. Catholic Nazarcnc CH URCH OF C IIK IR T LA B E M ARY Sad SI. aad Elm Arc. (ienrg* M V a i f i ............. Minlsler CHURCH O f T H E N AZARENE Lake Mary ttlblr 8chn«| ............ 10:00 a. m. Pastor Morning W orrhtp........11:00 a. m. S. L. Dravsdy ......... Sunday School .. . lo on a. m. Evening W orship........7:13 p. m. Morning Worship .. II oo a. m. W*d. Blbli Study ------7:43 p. at. Young People's Heeling 7:15 p. m. Evening Woribip ... *' 0 p . m. CH l'R CH til- C H R IS T Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 p. m. Genera Ralph Brenrr Jr. . . . . . Evangellft Missionary (liftin g i.OO p. m. Rtblr School ....... 10:00 a. in. First Wcdnesdsy Morning Worship........11:00 a. m. Evening Wor*hip . . . 7:30 p. m. Wed. Preyer Service .. 7.30 p. m M U S T I'R E S IIY T E H IA N CH UR CH C H I H( II (IF C H R IS T Oak Ave. and Tkird 81. peels A. (2. Mclnnta .. Hilda Study . .. ... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School Evening Wotihlp . . — 7.00 j>, m. Morning Worship . . Senior Fellowship . . . Evening Worship H O L T CROSS E P IS C O P A L Wrd. Prayer Servire CHURCH Nursery Available Park Av*. at 41k SL Rev. John W. Thomas . . Pastor P R ES B Y TER IA N CHURCH Holy KucharLt................S:00 a. m D ER AR Y Fam ily Service— D rH iry Cltic trn ler Church School..............9.13 a. m. A. C. Summrri ....... Paitor Morning P ra ye r'Sunday School ___ i m a. m. Sermon ... .......... 11:00 a. to. Morning Worship .. 10 00 a. in. Holy Communion— Tureday ........................ 7:30 a. m. COM M UN ITY W ednoiUy ................. 10.00 a. in. P R ES B YTER IA N C l l l R i l l Th u rs d a y ........................ 7:30 a. m. Lake Mary Sarramvnt of P enuirt I’aitor Saturday .............. 5.00 0:00 p. m, John W. Pilley ............ Sunday School ......... 10,no a. in. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. in. A L L BAJNTH E P IS C O P A L Junior High Westminister CHURCH Fellowship ................ C M p. m. Enterprise F r. Paul Shulu .................. Pastor Sealor High Weslmtnlslrr ........... 7 30 p. m. Fellowship Holy Communion— S u n d a y........................... 8:00 a, m. Morning Preyer— UPSALA CO M M U N ITY S erm on..........................9:10 a. m. P R ESBYTEH IAN CHURCH Holy Communion— John W. Pilley .......... Pastor 1st Sunday each month 9:10 a. m. Morning Worship 3 oo a. m. Sunday School ....... 10.00 a. ra. C H R IS T C H U R C n Westminister Fellowship lana-ood Junior ................... 6 30 p. m. Rev. Georg* L, Granger pastor Westminister Fellowship Sunday Servba 9 a. m. Seniors ....................... 7:30 p. m. Church ichool 10.00 a. m. Holy Communion First, Third Sunday A IA Y F A IR IN N F LO R ID A S T A T E B A N K »D �. I Thr # iin (o r3 f r i . . r r V . 23, 1 - Fed Stolen Race Horses, Dogs Should Show Sp e e d MIAMI tl*l’l >— Tnrre’a nothin: like the h,r»r meat bring told Mete itayi In tne o 'tic.'t of racing dog. in Miami. l t ‘% rare hor-c meat. Itul thr buttle** <tn brought to a avaift halt hy police who ar­ retted Georgia pruun narolre George It Turner on charge* nl or»e Healing Hr m i tentenerd T i u r id l) la t'«n yrar* in Prlton Turner wat accused of butcher ins t«o racf hor*e* ami deliver in* the meat to ere)hound own era in the area Jamct Wood U . who admitted helping Turnrr catch thr bor*c* one a brood mare tn foal, and deliver the rarcattet to greyhound NEW III SI NESS — C harlie Morrl-on. pulu lie relation* director f*>r the Seminole I ’hitm* her of Commerce, welcomes Paul K. Smith, manager of the new Amoco jra# station on 17-1*1!. Smith ia a former pitcher for the Sanford Cardinal*, and n former member of the San ford Police Department. I Herald Staff Photo t Quotable Quotes Bras For Bare Bosoms Bring Trouble NEW YORK Itrt — The pro durer of •Lei Ballet* Africanv a group of ethnic dancer* from Africa, threatened today to make an international incident out ot New Yorli't telling of the ad-lib* I of certain !*din of the ensemble. To dance thr native dancei. thee art 1th lomethlng diflcrcnt at every performance, the manage ment laid In order tn ad liMhrv muvt be bare tn the uaut, a Hate of dreit which cornea na tu-alty in Africa Two da* l after 1he troupe opened here, to high critical praltr. the llcenie commii.lunrr ordered the danccra to bra their bosom*, a* per New A orli law The management complied but re tortrd that the adlib*— and tiecr* vary nuditv— wrre not banned in General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST F IR S T PHONE H. JAM ES STR EET F A 2 -0 5 1 JA M ES G IT B. G IT Aa»oc. E R R A Z Z O FLOORS C L E A N E D • SANDED • POLISHED Tile Expertly Done T E R R A Z Z O W O R K Ol Ere* Edimalea — Call l i t A M , K IN D S . SEMINOLE TERRAZZO inn f A 2-7*21 N . M yr tle I oiled I'rrtt Inlrtnaiiuttal Rut h i.AND. Mat* Thr inter uf t api Samuel it. Nl her ion, alip Roiton wlien the dancer* were per uf thr tug mat retcued emit turvivort of a p ane rrath in Nc-* there. What a good for dotton I* l u l l (ily 1 ta il Rivet, telling nl good for the country, It Implied t nervout collapte he rutfered five furthermore, Ihli it a blow tn day * aflcr thr rra*h MIAMI It Pit _ I t ( kr daily "He Irpt worry tug aftrrwaid international cultural relation*. It wav cipected that the new Writ that hr might hate taved more had new«p*pcr» in Tallahaitre amt African republic of Guinea would thrie teen more time artd more Tamra ha,c addrd their editorial itrongly proie»t the boiom ban to rc*cue boat*.'* praue to that «f Miami t two the L\ S State Department, the largr dailirt tn applauding the E t>NDON - Rntuh Dr G. A Miami integration drmion produrrr l.uben A lehr*, uid Ue •aid he w it ‘'hopeful the Stale ftn*e reporting an mcreate of Thr Taliahattce Democrat *aid Department will talc action wtten angina ratrt marled by ahatp the ttadc Count, School Hoard the government of Guinea put* in pain, in the region o ' the heatt dot "i!t own county and the whole • hie watching ranting tlto n on ,ta'e of I'lorida a favor" hy an official objection." f a**tcning four Nrgroe* to Orchard The group of native African lelrtUion. Jfmte people w.w atpirc t-> Villa lllcmrntarv Sehuu'i here thu dancer*, dome the authentic danc menial detachment, rvrn at the fall r* of the wild forcii, twamp. and thatched village, » a i put to | height of the cha*e in a Wetterti. "The ait of attlgmng Nrgruet mai rare to po;.dtr that tome to one ichool hat forrtrr ruined gether at a ballet company »etcn hundred* of their le:i fortunate year* ago br Kelt* Fodcba Now. fe'low* ire at that very moment' the argument that the pupil a* Eodrba i* minister of interior of clutching their chetta »d h one tlgnment law, of and by it-elf, newly independent Guinea, where hand while feeling for thrtr medi ditrnrmnate. agaunt Negroc* . botom* are unbanned And it a law only for |ire*rrta cine with the other,™ lodrha hat been notified of the Hon of tegrrgattun." the Demo New York veiling. \ ichej taut N E W TO N , Mata. - Earl Attlee, crat Hated *nd "We etpert turn to tale the furnier llrittth prime nunivter, Thr Tampa Tunci taut the dr proper »tep* Til!* i* the native warning that the world ha* a choice rition "jnay , r n e to atrengthrn dance* — Ihi* i* the people — how *1f world guvrrtimrni or wot Id Elonda'i ability tn r o u t wholethey arc in Africa 1 have been chant: *ale Integration rather t h a n thoclrd breauve t have been put " tie are living in the nm*t dan e»tahtith a trend in that due* on the level of hurlrtquc The*e gerout per i-l of the <orld'i hi* lion " dancect came hr re av goodwill tory We mud lurrrntlrr tn »orid The Allan, l Newt rum mended ambavtador* bringing the eulture authority " ' the *r,cn member! of the School of their continent." Hoard for their rommon *rn,e "They are u»cd to performing NIVA YtiltK l.u'en Vichey. and their tnurage." while the uninhibited by a *trip of etotb *ho-e l et llallrta African* troupe Miami Herald called the Hoard a They don I feel the tame way. na* t>owed to an order to im r r action ' a gr*turr to the inevlt They have been laughing about it hare hut unit nr tlo.e, railing the able " They a i l me, MAliy*' I lay don't order incomprehrnalhlr ' Now Dial e,er, other rr<uur,e a*k me. juit covrr up Rut It doe* *At no Hint do you gel a* much hat hern eahautled. the Hoard have an effect on the performer." nudity on thr vtagr a* you do in a wiiely electa to l>e in eomplianre S.’nd Street .trip joint." with the law of ihe land amt tel A new putol employ* a triangu­ retain control of Hie dluation," lar plaitlc rattridge TA C iiM a former ream .trr Ihe Herald declared t'mon I’reiitfrnt Dare Rag on hnw he fell after he ng eonvirtrd on in­ come ta. evaimnt ' I feel fine I enuldn 1 feel hci ter tf I felt any better I muidnt aland it * Saturday Noon BARGAIN SCOOP! Flat Wall INTERIOR (ini. O nly PREM IM l'M O U TS ID E W H IT E Sate II M N tm $ Archittcturnl Dutaidr White A really White, Earellent Cnirrage. Save It.M Only W Onlv Coventry Hu Liter ILv-r W A LL P A IN T Reg. At (1 Cut. Onlv (Rate AMO 1 Deep Color# Slightly Higher 4 9* Si,'f *3 9(ial. 5|.lb tor Inir'M.r or I tlriior Itloel — R riil — Sturm — Flatter— \*br.in« Sidlr.g Applt witti llru*h, Roller or Apr*, If* lllrh Duality' AAV'te Tr.ted It' R e .I.I. Arid — Atlall - Mildru Concrete. Ilerr'r* t o u r rli.m r r to pnlnt that P ort It Floor, Front S te p -, ru pive t o u r IIn.il it new look at a Sena.illnn.il Satin*. Only $ v. N ovt *Inly M ASO N in S IK IA C E S E x te r io r nr Interior . . . F o r 89 Higher POLY-VINYL ACETATE FLOOR d DECK ENAMEL M r Ini — (ial. I or M a -n n i t IN 11*11'!.fu) Color# Regular 53.65 (ial. Wood — 95 Color> Some V IN Y L - K O T E Washable, .Modern Color* Sow 3 TA K E ADI I M AGE UE tills IM*<|. D M m m O EFEIf . . . A lt . l i l t - WEEK. ONLV $ Sate 2 S a le - C a -h and Net SAVE ON T H E S E . . thla Week at — PAIN T and TARNISH R E H O V ER . . . Enured ltd . . . Ladder* , . . Paint, Tra* and Roller Set*, and H A N Y , M ANY O TH ER ITE M S at Rig Sating.. A> KKnSHAW. * C. ( u r t ; — Tbrea had l‘ic« bandit* v, ho e grtiwayf tar , rc :-r d llhln mlnilr* *f|ep a *30.000 bank ro'dwry were held in the county Jail today. Two of the men. woo bank of. flcial* and oolite a.tld wrrie atighlly tntuvcaied. rntrrrd thrt bank aid he'd up r u d o m m and tie emp'oyr* with a alwed off tlwtsun Ti'u.i.lay, r Cctbicr \V , A'ook aaid.* " t ta'.- them a‘>. t 5t3 ( W ntytrlf. hut I don't brline they t i l morn than S30.0CJ at l ir moat." i were capturrd ahortly afltr the robber/ wlien their ear <..'*:,r.l m *i gut. aide town. *li;1lt, injuring lh « thtrr Held in the ail in i amdrn vt.-r« Janie, VA t,ra*e and .1. I. Shtl. man, twin al .1 .:o, and Hilly. Kit. aenp lira*,- IT at| three of Rode Hill, S C The two ohlrr men allegevll/ held up the lianl while the tw»y waited In the getaway- car. I I I . I K A N G U S A T I I A M K Y U F : ! , ! ) 'Hu- N . . v y \ tliultl d r molt* tt iitioti term |tn#t'« l*,*fi»M> utie it. p| | J-* T i y i ' t «. T h e Blu e Angela nre p e iTo rm in g dni1> al the D e y l o n n Inter* nittionRl Sporiltti v. Stn iu lin s. loft to r i t f h l ; l.t. .luck Honvi*. mum mime u ffie o r; l.t. .Inlm Dnmiiiit. ( dr. Z»*l, K n o tt. Id loil. I;.,-m its-en. l.t. Herl, H u n te r. F ro n t row, t ,ip f Sii i" > M.tv.n l,, I S M C . I 1 . d.ieli D cAAt'ttin. I,;, M ark I V tra ult. |itih|ic inform ation of fiver. Mlfficinl l . S, N a t , I'h u tu i Officials Studying Requests To Fire Teacher At FSU insurance P At.ATk \ it PI, .1,1met J l.o,e, eha rman of the Hoard of Control, toda, »tud rd a rrquett b< the Speaker Pro Tem of the n e t H o u t of l!eprr»cnt*li,c« to fire a Florida Stale I'm,rrtity prnfeator Rep Jame, N Itrrk of Puinaiti fountv a*ked the Hoard to diamit. Dr. H a rm Dear, for eritlcliing ■tale offi, aU in handlmg the in tecratmn i**'-e i *, t u i * Heck *anl liean “it linlir c I elimd tenure amt hi■ , •nnnrnl* oppove thr ruatom* ant trail.font of the people of I tunda IVran made an a blrett lail tapernlidtttig atate offi.ialt for tae , of cooperation in launching a pro gram of integration in Florida * publlr ichmitv Earlier. Dewey Joliltturt, l ’re*i dent deign.vie uf the Senate, made tlmtlar rriuarlv again*! ttean. service unexcelled! £ I _ . fr.i Bob Crumley Agency 4AI.I, A l l . N nll. Hank III i I k . — HERTZ FA 2-0375 F A 2 -7 7 2 3 K venin-f- I \ Snnforri Formerly John It. William. Imiranca Agency till HERTZ ffrnf m i4 f Vtr Krihcllp. A c t . bit! K . la t « 1*i * * L IS T telephone FA 2-0500 Corner fith and Maple when you discover Ihe wonderful new • in lliim r# ao carefully conceit eil mid ile -iK itf'l for vniir rrim fo rt nnri plea-tire lli.il they include: .S IL E N T L K iH T S W IT C H E S K IT C H E N E X IIA C S T O l T E E T S F O R F A N O U TD O O R E IC H T IN G D IS r o .S A L L RIRCII and of cuufm KITCHEN ( A HI NET’S the feature# you'd normally expect RAVENNA PARK «S ON COCNTRY CU R ROAD — 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC EIGHT AT 20th AND FRENCH AVENUE when r„r you to -ee believe n n ty lhe»e that 5 ,3 (0 0 0 nnil of cour»e — • »•**.! #4 (Mlllllilll • fw *.• Ni tn« * . f uf • I D I ) L f ||| *tl ! ‘ f q *1 •l#r *ii»» • riPf v f** h# • ii «’ j In a I t uf - - tn * 1 rif.| 11* i. iH*n f***m *'t *f f>t' * K IIA — h n n ir a on f0 you'll tan find hate it tour choice 515 9 5 0 ! v*r c,in arrange finanr.tr- — like K K N T ! down payment# n» l*rw a# 5130 H it J I **, . PI r i i. i i *• ' ' a*»,U» mm § t m # h | A | g - t 1* » " • *• I||f N M ’I# Pir»#» if* •» n-t* i !n fht Clfy *.f Orl*r. *• Thir Ik# !>•MIt* (*!(##••I # I tfc *»M tm# Fprii# ar# i* »! r> r IpAWHAV *m t.MflM UN A \4#'>riiTr.* T.Tf* r#i **f*Mtn •* r (if 4* ARI*h ♦>* -9 * t • f si ffAmlpili i C o v a d . r*crm» f«9 it m » hom es RAVEN hard > « IM I Mil M I I* l l l l l l l % % %Ml *14 11 II Ti» V ilil'il IT Al %T i TIN* » 1. *|i» piltlllfBlIoN nf tififi nottc* ALL PAINT ACCESSORIES VND mtt are .elll.g OFF LM NEW YORK H I M ) - Rrawny Gere Fullmer, former world mid d rwtighl rhampton, l* favored al 3 t to hrat Canadian eha,up Wdfie Grea'ft again tonight in their re turn fight ai Maduon Square Gar den Thrir 10 rounder will be tele vited and hroadtatt nttmnally hy NRC When dark haired Fullmer of A r i l Jordan, ftah, wat world ruler in 1)37, hr won a non title dcrivinn over blonde t,reave, at Sail l.akr City Hul immc Wilfie wat a comparative novice then \ a*lly improved Grravrt ol VAmiDor. tint . now fighting out of Detroit, it l i year* old and he Ixvatt* a tiring of 11 itralght tie tnrle* Wilfir't to wint in 13M in cludrd a fourth round Inn* lout over l ohee MrClutket for the va cant lanadian rrnan Muaeular, well • j.roportioied Greatei— a atalkmg t»>ti wra.er who like* to feint and counter punch— won two bout* thu tear on knorkouti over titu Vmtiard •Si and Henry HrunVu i ’. . on Jan !» Thai brought hit record lo IT wint, !, defeat* and one draw Hr regutered t.* knockout* but never wa* I'opped Fullmer al*n ha* a winning •tnng of eigni tout* Ant he u tampaignmg ugornualv to forte ihampion Sugar Ray Ridunmn into a thud rubber" title fighi it to fa.e a fight with r*iham|i •arrnen Hatilio for llir .-rom in ra*r i' « varalrd when Sugar Ha, •UP* fur a vltut at Archie Moore , light heivywelght rliamplotuhip Legal Notice 196 C A L (Sate IWf) Gal. ,*61 ITThiJir nnil. Ttiii l«i'U i»riip thirl*t lhi« «alr nnlir. See Our Exhibit At The Sanford Fair All This Week All Slate Papers Laud Dade School Board Bad Luck Robbers Residing In Jail Fullmer Favorite In Tonight's Bout ENDS Rtf. S7U Gal. ovr.er*. w; t acquitted tie »aid he thuufiu Turnrr o>*nri| thr hor*r» Po’ire a-rc*ir>l Turner a'ter tracing h..i through the f»»kay rap uf a I d , ear old tx»* ttito helped la, .1 the hor-r». Thr buy .aid I he hu-tc* vine lalrn tm n their patltur i.> a thicket il-iul a utile away and killed Thin the -veal w -« par nl into boar* ard delivered to grey ■ hound ovvqerv Mr an.' Mr* lla vtoi E Snow of Hit eat', owner, of l ,c nur.e*. valued He arilu It a, t i n * " Snnw tail the colt in foal <ould havr hern wurlli a. much a* IW.ttd a vear w nen he giev, lo the age uf tour The mare JUi** Si*, had been bred to the fair nit Cuum a lilt Offiirr* *aid Turner had t*een rentenrr'l to life impritonmenl in tirurg.a in till, for murder Ur ua, later paroled and poliyr raid he had not tern in an, trouble titter he moved here about »e,en year* aso E rritA ? r j r r .1 -m S U o e m c iJze s i, Construction O ffic e # : 211 W. 23th Company S I. and Inc. RAVENNA PARK �•- mim !l Space Committee Can't Find 'Space' C A LL FOR D O C TO R FREUD! WASHINGTON (U P I) - Talk in th , Maui, Spire Commtttra was •II sbout weather repom from our new •stellite. ••We're • little confuted thii morning." m d committee Choir, man Oterlon Brooki (D T.a ) In calling the. meeting to ordrr. Although other interpretations were handled about by tome obtertrrt pretent. whit Brookt really meant w n that the committee had trouble finding a place to til down. Spire, of it* own. ii one thing the Spire Committte lark*. It got going flnilly In ■ hearing room borrowed from the Home Veteram Committee. "Reflected In Record When gift* are present e<l In retiring presidents of club* for a "job well done." many wonder If and orirunixntlon* f"r Ihla Isn't overdone. I On ocatrlon. apectnttira view the presentation as "»um i. thin* that in expected," rejfardleia of how efficient the per­ son might have been. A review of the official record of the Seminole County ('handier of Commerce, for the 12-month period ending Inst Oct. I. reveals thnt Clifford McKibbln Sr. more than earned bln plague. The list of HccomplUhmcnU is long, and impressive. MeKlldiin. reporting on his stewardship at the annual Chamber banquet, gave one of the shortest summations on record. His summation was so short that it did not, on its fan. und as if much hnd liecn accomplished. Kxamined care||y, however, the record *ho\vi that the Octobcr-lo*Octol/cr period was one of the most progressive in the history of •ine Chamber. ......................... ,, Although McKIbbin endeared himself to the audience. Vbich wns expecting a long review, he did himself an injus­ tice In "boiling to the lame" his reia.rt. In The Herald's opinion, a Chamber of Commerce should furnish leadership for community business. McKlblnn exhlbilcd that quality. When the reins of the ('handier were passed along to Mack Cleveland dr., this continued leader­ ship was assured. Mnny times, the effectiveness of a ( liumhvr is judged aolelv on*the number of industries or business firms secur­ ed. Overlooked, too often, is the daily service rendered to business firms and individuals. • That, of course, is within the province of the 1'hamlicr manager. Information is gathered for merchants anil in­ dividuals; visitors get their questions answered; a con­ tinuous effort is under way to build the community. Oo*f th#* niAlUifrcr. Jwln Kiiv?. M ix’ Storm Brewed Miami is noted for ita hurticaturn, lint tiro itorm brewed the Dade County School Hoard on Wedrrosdny will make •ill others arem like a gentle Florida breeze. The voluntary dednion to n.Mig.i four Negro ntudent* to lan all-white ncltool annum the Florida L«’ginlHture of one !of the moist bitter battled in history. Thin in more than Junt 2 unfortunateN A A C P prenident A. Leon Idiwry, Tampa, did n«*l help 'the raune of hia fteuplt by chousing this* necnaion to an:flounce a drive to “flatten the barriers from the panhandle !to the Cold Coast." Lowry criticized the Unde move a« "only a token thing. lie also criticized nroiiibcra of thr I.egMaiute. Lowry can be sure that the legislature will scrept the J challenge. * i Flynn Cools Off In 'Looting' Case H A V A N A (l.'l’li — Errol Flynn 'was rooling off in a Havana tublurh today In his hassle with the 'Havana Hilton Ratal oser the is .014 fire In his suite earlier this -month. J The movie hern hat i tunned he )*ras "properly loolcd" while fireJnron were putting nut thr predawn Jhla ir. Klynn denied charges hy hotel ilelccltsr* that » ntt'plared •cigarette liiill started the fire ,* He i« tr>mg to rnllrtl for )n«a )■ '. ... ------1 • i • * t a 4 it i, 1 i a 4 DAILY CROSSWORD APRON «t * 1. Girl a j naina • I lpo*a ) i • R ameil * • Marsh bird 4 10. napaalad wail tRcat ) • \ IJ .U n d manures I t Aumned earn* 14 A holly • is Betray • tiling t I t Girl ■ nlrknamr JT Droop , uf personal la-loiigoigs sullied l>v hint In eicesa m gt.Ooo and would like to know who all those strange people were who came pouring out of hiv suite when the fire wai e idnguishrd Even before the fire was out. he said, "the firemen were introduc­ ing me In friend* they had brought •long." I.atrr. he added, the •trangris "tame pouring out of my room* like rabbits coming out of a « arren." 1* 1’igpen T~ |dper 34 Indonesian 1 tongua • Ja Mackerel. i $ P •and. t4 1— i £ J 1 k II il j .Ik •a '1 in Warp-varn it 13 Man • nlrknsm* . ) « l tlot e m i l t I I ' 33 ** Blltad * i„^t ha.. forehand IT. Hand IT. Btartlk* 30. k'rom t profla J 31. The .sallow hugta 33. Amaitcan Indian 33 Be­ i-aa hold! Ttss*ra*s’* l i t > N ?s ntira up 33. Baa pack la 2T. avcophinli .34 fniltan nf ■ <'C l Peru 29 Wagrr .IT. Haul 3« l.ikclv* .31. Caramony 3 1 . Hat edges 40. Copy T ~ 3 i , I t Singular• It lea J St Krintlc Ilka ruts DOW N 1. Fmbraea 3. Tarrtbta 3. Top 4. aouthaaat kyaoulh labhr. 1 1 An Inst* f’roteatanl g. Xuriealiel painter T. I.ttvta out * To reap-md t Heaman n . Timid IV, Ohlna (turnkey % w Pi l % )4 u IL * ps i % l! Initrumanl 31 Kind or rr •a* * |i| 40. Ass end T! 41. ---------------- l.iia it. A sarvit r J, plats leett I v 41. Alt<ruk ^1 44. FtmaU A aheap f e li “ n b %i f VP I % b JL J4 £ 3-30 Friday. February 20. l!»Mi Pag* 4 SS4 I TK N blKI.CSUS, K l lire t i l e ,V I I .V w 4 uiFA %%a m s w i iri h . i n . a s u a i s a i .a iiw Ksm.s v J. C't S I I I A U . a i t i i l l i l * , N i a a i c r S IK ItIV IV (O V A J------------K V V V N s* s a v k h ( I I I KSHaa •aalair KdllPC *•••»( a a ia rd a rt SaaSaa, ••< i k t l u a s t •••■cdai * Katavad •• •«♦••* claaa ataiiaa oai Oaiafcaa IT , It i a as i a « r**t errtaa I Caaaraa* *1 Vacate ta. ; * D ale I* * sa w•HS*(. ------------ il ! l If r a iiis i r.v^:^r.,Va.*v.r, alted. Pcc*a "kfek l* a*tJ|laV aial**■** laa ra ta k lla a tlM at •II Ik* laaal aawa c i l i l H la im t a t n io t aa* a*' *ttk i i t i i ••• “■•ajar Silveritrin tuuirming: -Welt . , . thii le just a first step. . Seminole County Motors, Inc. 51!* K. lit SI ret-. FA 2-Olilt SAN FO R D , FLORIDA Has the Smartest Sign in Town! /A($*K Assignment Washington •nd the president is a must. .Such was the case during MeKibhin's two terms; such is the rase now thnt Cleveland is By ltd Knlerha worth nf music machine* lie juke hoses , .that’s one of the jprenifient. WASHINUTON - Milton Ham- nevrr did *ay whal ads ire he hahilltlra of the business " Yen, McKibbln rnrned his plmiuc. Kam i on Uiu first mrrgren's muiir hove* tom ell rues got from Greasy Thumb. HamTuergrerv perspired agauut four months of his term, alone, Cleveland should lw a prime went Using Ihrmigh -spIntHni From C h iu go. the W u rlilirr a hank of pinball machines and candidate for similar honors at the next annual meeting. atnre windows And suntniimri •it* Brooks proposed medala for eterybody concerned Thai out of the way. then came the questions Brooks: "Have you ractltcd any pictures of cloud covtraga so far’ " . I Silvtrstein: "Some data has been rectlsed . . Brooki: "When will the pictures he available?" Silveratem: " If all goei well, within the neat aeverkl daya." Brooks "Then the weather bu­ reau tan go to work on It at onra in improving III weather foregaslit" _ Your New S1MCA Dealer K r; Ur. John P Hagen. the host of the Vanguard project, was the wltnen, along with Dr. Abe Sib, ter item, one of hia helpers In prepared itatementi. they told the committee what newspa­ per rcadrri already knew: We hate sent up a nets 20 inch satel­ lite equipped With rudimentary ejes that look down and spot clouds. The satellite, they said, la the first of a series with many re­ finements to come Eventually this wilt mean better wrsther forecasts The key word here was rtentuilly. But committee mem­ bers weren't Inclined to split hairs. they were buried under blownnut tavrrn walls. A hazard of the Industry, said llam m rrgrrn Th r super talesman from Crosa l.akr, Minn . fidgeted under the sparkling rhandrlien in thr raurus room lei' seal. Hr wriped hi* forehead with shaky fingers For Zl years, until be retired In Ill.'A, Stir man In the blur serge suit ami flaming rrd lie was sire prrsldrnt and general tales manager for the W urlilirr Musir Company. Bui pcildllng Juke boa­ rs hark in 1034, he told Senator John MrCIrllan and the rackets imsi, was slower than a waits Whal hr needed was a new at signment. That's when hr met up with the Isle At Goldberg in Chicago "A l Goldberg had r«n nrrllons," said hr. meaning with the underworld So Al made connection', and salr* hit a high pilch time Al made ronnrclmns with Jake "Greasy Thumb" Gunk in the Hoy al Frolir* Cafe in Clura go llammrrgrrn was there *1 gol some advice from Mr. Guitk," be told 11lf insrstlgatori. and thrn he sold a half million dollar* man and Ida "ronnrcllon" branch, rd out to New York. Detroit, Den ter, San Fianriico, Minneapolis, SI. lamia ami oilier point*. There was trouble at most place*, hut Al would straighten tilings out. Bui Ohio was another story. Juke hoi operators In Cleveland wouldn't buy any deal with Al, to Goldberg got a friend to open a mutlr-hov store to sell WurHirers. "lie trft in a couple days," •aid llainmergren sadly, "T h ry blew out the windows , It gut Ion hot tu handle" "Wa* hi* ear blown up. loo"* nllered Itotwrt Kennedv, the rae kets toim tilllrr counsel "Ye*, it wa* blown u p " Whal about their rival, Kennedy wanted In know. "Is hr slid an operator there’ " "No. I think thry t.mk him apart " "Not literally!" >ip !.-lid Ken­ nedy. "No — financially,’ laid Ham mergrrn Whal did the olhrrWurlit/rr offirlals think atiout all this underworld disharmony? ' Wr didn't like it. said tile mil'ie man. "hut we had to sell one arm bandits, all lit up under the chandeliers. Arthur Kaplan, a staff investigator, gave a preview of testimony about those gadgets. He pointed to thr Indian head on thr fare of a one arm bandit, 30tent variety. Frank Costellu was omr the slot machine king, said he Well, seseral years ago Costello installed a ale* of his machines in New Orleans anil made a deal with the local gen ilarmrs to destroy all the slots owred by hi* rivals turned out that the rops smash rd Coiirllo'a machines, to*. Costello recalled all hit remain­ ing m idunr* and had them bunded with the Indian head. From then on, h ii machines were spared. MrCIrllan, growled. "Hah, Ihey wouldn’t atari a war with the Indians!" As for music man Hammergrrn. he's In a different kind nf rnin business "In a small way," he said. " I'm In Ihe park­ ing meter business." No harardi therr. , . A synlhetle t a a t h r r that ' hi,albas" like natural leather has hern (lev eloped. And it'a a sign nf the time*. There') t new kind of car buyer in America today, and tse have the car of hi* dream*. An economy car with front engine safety, and I door family-size room. It'a (he great new SI MCA, from P/triu. The ear that hold* 14 world'* performance record*. The car lhat’a proven 42.8 MP<! economy. The car thnt should coat much, much more than tl><* low, low jifio-«ti the i«j;. Como in nnd see. You get reclining senta; unitized one piece Isody; no-distortion windshield: a big, roomy trunk; heater; defroster; extra safe front an* (tine design, and many other extras. Take one drive and you'll know the frulh. That of all t lie world's economy can, Chrysler Corporation now brings you the finest. Ana *1698 Z.OI. Ulmmd /n .g k t Jm ! ta a«i *«*• *> jbnjZjtxui fry �T r -r 5 Frl.. Feb. 20, 10,>9—Pnro A Shr •ttrfurS Vrrwtft Lunch And Program For Civic Group Annual Luncheon H eld By Garden Members ' I The annual tunthron of tin- Car drn Club ef Sanford wav held ThurMlay afternoon at thr May. fair Inn Hotel with one hundred anil nineteen member! and cur«t« prr cnt. M-*. Helen Winquiit. viceprr»i dent. uat in charge of the pro cram in ihr abicner of Ihr dull preudrnt. Mr* Volic William*. • J'Earn uf the luncheon table* wa* rrn lrrrd mill an artlvtlrullyraceutcd floral arrangement made by a mnnbcr o( the Itiirircn u r tic* Later thcar arrangement* were juristd b> Mr* Jack Ruv tell and the tu rd tpcaker. Mr* J. .1 Morro. of Orlando. K.rai award went tu Mr* I E llatlrn of the Dirt Gardener* Circle. Her composilion, in a milk tt;la** container. wa* a dittlnrlui arrangement of auleaa and ra niillia* Second award went In Mr* Hlanton (Iwcn. v k r p u ii drnt ol the I’alm Circle and Mr* }' L. Woodruff won lined award The gurit tpcaker, Mr* Morro. a pa*t Harden CluL preside t and member for 33 >ear*. came In Orlanilo from Rrldgcport. Conn Her work wa* claimed *n out •landing in Florida that vhr *ta> packed to rrprrienl a Orlando jew rlr> Mere in their dttpla* of table apnointinmli Mr* Morro, rhainune her au dienee with her Inlnrtnal manner and tparklint *rn*r of humor talked on "What Cor* With Mb at"" and dr numerated with her table irtting* on diiptay, She d a te that any thing c.*n Ik u ,,,» together a* lone a* it I* in good la*!r" and pointed nut that in 0 *ettine a table one takri Into JjmJbm JuM A — 11* Itr*. I.rnr*l llulirk Jr ((•»»d Shrphrrd l.ulhnan I him hi # The only onr that could r* rr really undrr*land little children wa* the moil mUundrntood by adult*. I Mimctimr* Iwlicvr that the rra»on adult* fad to undrr»tand cluldrrn rr*tl in their pride. Children don't have pride. . The* are defrtorleit, they long In he loved. Hu * depend lor everything on ol . r i *ald that we mu *t tiecumr a* t It*e children before we can enter the Kingdom Children long 1o he like adult* Let* hope, the right kind ol adult* Plan Open House Mi. and Mr*. I) J Scrccney, Grant streel, l-ongwood, will hold — open haute Sunday aflertioon he “ iwrrn the hours 3 4 at which tune their new home will l>e blessed b> tie*, George 1. Granger id Christ Episcopal Church. Vo formal intltation* have tieen e*tended but all friend* and neigh­ bors are invited lo altrnd BDC CO N TEX Hi* only 10-Kcy Calc* lafar rtnvldc ration tin* *ame thine* thal one doe* in flower arranging »ucli a* color, tevture and line form. She *!rc**cd Die value of u»ing cirry day and inecpenitcc mate­ rial* lor Ihr table a* long at the* are colorful, unutual or different In toinr way And *hc ahowed bow a beautiful edert could be -ichtrird b> Juit rhanging to color ful napkin* or adding Importance In an arrangement by putting It on a base. Among lu-r >clling* were ’ Ilie Formal Look” whLh m i attain ed by ihr tuc of »il*rr tnelalllr ih Jib »ll\er randrlabra and a formal arrangement of tprmg flower* In a adirr compote. Her MISS V IIM ilM \ t H A I'M A N . »h”wn with *<»uveiiiri* from informal table featured lra*r» and Cuba which include* a drinki tjr j;U i *« with ( V v l p t 'n picture (lowrr* arranged around a piece ■d Manranita She al*n bad deco cnirriiuwl on it. r ilid parti table* which Included an Carter mold complete with ha krt of llowrr*. I lie vrllou duck and of tour*r, the ga> Fa*ler botineI The luncheon l.iblr (for girl* only l wa» nice red with a pink doth and a frivotou* rffret she *pokr of how inhumation Ten year* ago Virginia Cba|* wi* erraked wild lulle and nhlwin Hour prlre* were won by Mr* man Irft Sanford lo go Its Cuba from * iha had twen censured un It M turner, Mr* It F . Purlfoy . 1 a Mcthodi*. Missionary and drr Hie pa*I go*eminent and how the people rerclved 'the uni) and Mr* (lordon ltn**on. now she has returned to spend >*' from a Veneiurla rr another furlough al the home id broadcast *v*trin operated by thr her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W 1*. Hrlreli. Chapman tn spite of the strafing upon Mi-* Chapman, a d u n n in g It*guano*, no one wa* killed and young woman with an infectious shr quoted a Heliel soldier who Friend* ill Hubert M Morn*, enthusiasm lor her "adopted said, Wf *.r rot shouting In who |* *tat toned at Ft Ju.kvun, country'' ha* many Intel eating kill We ivnly want Ihrm to *ur will be mlrmdcd iu know ibai be experience * to relale about the tv tl* me horn....... *t*ll bl* par C .. I m of Lula* . 0.1 'he h a . I*IV 1 rr ruler " i » tlloa liv* i . i i - uiiit*«i had enl*. Mr and Mr* Herman K. a popular *|H.iker since returning nin e troin the Hatlila regime. Morn*, and lit* brother, at Ihr to her hoioeluwn Mu* Chapman had a letter thal Miy llanch in (C lrrn The first question onr »»k* ol the rririird in Nov 1913 when Miss ( hapuian is. What t« really shr ua< in Havana doing study Mr and Mr* James t'nderkof flrr ha*c rrturnnl to their home happening in Cuba today * then work with t'nlvrrslly student* n-. Smidrrtnn. Pa . alter viMting "How- do the people feel about tl wa* dlrrelrd to "American* for *e*eral da>» with Mr* I inter• Castro? ' and *he Is quick lu *ay living in Cuba and appealed lo knfllrr » patrni* and brother Mr. of Fidel Caslru. "Ho I* womlei ihrir rrutadr for demorrary In and Mrs II l\ Morgan and Hen ful!" toil evidently, live.populace i uha A part of thr Idler lead. of Cuba feel the same way a* "Hallvta garrison revolt'* dr* ry Morgan Jr They werr railed here hr cause she described the celebration* Iroyed the democratic form of of the dines* of Mr Morgan, who that look place when hit Hebei* government and tn It* place a the *moll sugar cane didalor<hip wa* *d op' " and it wa* confined m the Seminole ctitcml Memorial llovpital III* tondition lown of llagumos. atmut •>*> lead on. ‘ In dur tune we will approach you again * I* now gieatly Improved and he miles from Havana t'nld that da* Ihe people had It rcrniMraling at his home on Havana, being a tourist City, feared Ihe Vrmy *o much that ntubahly profited tome by Halls Mellon* ille A*r Ihry hid behind locked door* ia bul Miss Chapman fcrl* that Mr*. I> (i William* of Vrnctia, when the* were in town the people Ihrrr knew little uf Ml** Chapman described the whal was orturing In the more Penn . u suiting in Ihr home of her son John H. William* ami eventful day of January 1*1 ll remote atra* of the country. Mr* William* in l.itllr Venue wav a day of truth fear and re­ Virginia Chapman graduated pricing (or the people m her from Seminole High School and re lawn On that day llaguano* was reived her Alt degree from Flor­ under attack In the Army and ida Southern in Likeland ti was Ihrir plane* strated Ihe luwn then- *lir met quite * few Cuban Mr. and Mr* Hubert A Caller with maihmc gun* and later used •Indents and felt hit first spark announce the birth ol a sun. Hub- Inctndlary bombs that stalled a of mirrctt in their country. rri Allen, J r . born February llth •prclacular fire Mis* Chapman Although *hr ha* been in Ha Itoberf J r weighed 11 pound* and and nio*l of Ihe town people, qualms t»r two anil a half year-. look refuge in the Mrthodl*l •In Ii j * lived all over Cuba". to or* at birth I’rond grandparent* are Mr Church— and llien the Heliel* rn Shi due* *ocial work and wp.li and Mrs. It. C. Carter and 'I r lereil \Mil II wa* lirre that shr five rhurrhe* In her area shr It and Mrs. M l> ltumgarnci Mrs told of Ihr grrat w*'* thal reign kept busy Muv Chapman say.Carter wav thr former Mar*ha ed a* Ihr people followed the ' ir ' fhe I'lnlevtant Churrhrt arr tnrhiliv nieti through the vitrei* Ilumiarnrr growing' and m ailed how one The litvt iluld to U- horn In For thtro month* Isefore the congregation in a *mall lomimiri a family of Heavy Attack Squad­ Castro vn lory no mail lud conic itv nnee walkid to Church In a ron fine since if * arrival in San to llagtianns mile** one walked downpour of rain, short in hand ford l* Julie (iralow. H pound* or rode a tricycle to nearby ll»! Mr and Mr* Chapman are 7 ounce daugtdrr ol I.t IJgi Dirk guill around 33 mite* away The happy to have Virginia home (iralow and hi* wife Ruth Itcbel* had dug dllehrs aeru«* Ihr 'lliirr had hern delay* in her Julie wa* l*.rn on February tu toad* to keep Army artdlrt* nil mad and ll I* with rrlirf. thal al 13 Ml |i in at Ihc Seminole and iravrling was done with a wliro iiierrturns Ihr firil of Memorial lloipiul bilo! (iralow "Hebei pass' only Mar , h thr fighting is over in said that ‘ Julie arrived exactly Thr Sanford woman said that ( uha on her t.lA ir*timalcd time id Ihr l uliali people in general are arrival', predicted *evrn months very friendly. Hut that they feel Si-paiatr* get • nei< t.-..k this that Ihr American people have ago by our doctor.” Mrs. (iralow. a fornur nurse al hern quick to Judge what I* hap •raf - V’-ke |ntnr*t high plan'd Seminole Memorial llotpilil. and prnlng now; thal they held no Inin, hultiui* n-id other •Irtatllng Julie are refiortrd (o be getting criticism when flatista was in to mhlcvc A high w a i ’ led rffect. along fine the government. Although she had Il. r ovrr bloUir I* cropped ju it not at bull v seen the hrtiUlltlri al-tve Ihe w « l , t . hmely m rr lln g Hut evlvlrd under that dictator- Ihr built-up walitline ol paid* ai d •hip. *he lias seen Ihe results of l.orti. Htief holero* a i r worn the Elder Spring* Home Demon lorlures, assassination* and thr ■ver skirls suiperd rd on rami* tlralion Club mrt Tuesday at thr homt * burned by the Arniy. I •olrt home of Mrs Donald H ta m e r on South Sanford Avr Meeting wa* lundurled by the chairman Mr* S L\ Norwood, and Ihr dnutional wa* given byMr* W ft Simpson. Two drnien*tratlonv were prr sc riled by Mrs. Simpson and H F Mile heIt Hrfrrihm rnD wire served to Hie t* member* and one guest prevent People In Our Town Miss Chapman Here From Cuba (pnAAonalA BIRTHS The Cute department of the Woman* Club held * roirrrd dish luncheon and pregrim mrrimg on Wednetday at thr etuhhouir with Mr* J F Courier, Mr* F c Harper, and* Mr* 11 W tiood •peril at ho*trt*r> I'reeedmg the lunrhron a in utl ral program wa* given wilh Mr* Church Calendar FRIDAY Chervils Choir iff Fir it Meihutl in 4 Ik p. m. 1'inerrr*! Itapbi! t'huuh Soul Winning Slud* t'ourte. 7 .Hi p tn S \ I t I I I AY First Haptitt Church. Junior study course on S*>ul Winning •tudving the booky *Je»u* Saves ' it to a m. to 3 o clock 4ti*Mi (A Fldcil* Class id Ihr lirtl Hap tl>t Church will mrel at s o r lock at thr home of Mrs. tl W 1.itlli­ on French Ave. W S ( ' S evening sir*lr of Hie (irace Mr!hinli*t ( hurch will meet Monday at li p m. in Ihr home of Mrs Em ory Speir. Children Feted The \i Iteta Fla ihaptrr of llrta I'hl entertained Ihrir chilli ten with a party rncnlly at the Kiddie K o rn rr Noncry Thnte enjoy tug fruit punch ami look ICS. *o,i i u i m o ami liaiiuvu llainr*. were .lam* and Honlla Savon Jim m y I'rokoih. ( aun ami I'hillip i'hapman, C lirryln and Ju n m ir Horton lain anil Danrrn Harper Jimmy Dnvlniry, Jo Anne Cornell. Shelley tlrhane, \uki Hardin and Judy llalr* Accompanying the group were Mrs I! H Savon. Mts J IV I'rokowh. Mr* Harold Chapman, Mrs J . I.. Horton, Jr Mr* A It Duvhury. Mr* It I Cornell. Mrs. Frank Mrhine and Mr* Vernon Hardin A u x ilia r y M i*d The V.FAV Auvillary 33*3 held Ihrir regular no rung lu r ’ d*; nlghl w it li the prrtldcnl, Mr* Kiclyri Disbrow presiding After Ihe Salule lo Ihr Flag a prayer wa* given by 'll* Margaret Dillard, the » haplain Mrt Fldna Norman wlm via* cliairman along with 'lr* M yr lie llurger on a Valenline parly give a report ol the affair and named It a hugh sucre** She vfwjkr of Hu- honored gnc«l of Dlslrlrt 8 Commander V atloioigli. ami Mr* V *rhrough who l* III* tilid Viisiiiary Chaplain Com inatidrr Vurhrnugli irminded the fail and Auvillary hrrr not to torgrt lo have a I'oppy Sale as it means »«» muih for our ln»> * in Ihr V V hospital’ the president, Mr* Ihvlirow. r* minded all the girl* of Hie e trrHull of officers lu Ir held *t Ihr nrvl I nee 11n « M lrr Ihe meeting a *orlal vsa* i njoyed liv all with Mrs Edna Norman as hnvlc** It*- Club lirpoiler II. (’ Echrll>erger a* toloivt and anoinpunird at Ihe piano hy Mrs Mars Tolar Vanre, Among her *rtection*. Mr * Fchrlbergcr cho*e "Without A Song * and 'T re tending’' 1 a* her enroir Mr* \anre cnteriaincd the rlutv v*ith several numbers which Included (icrshwint "I'relude No. 3 " The Invocation wa* given by •-Ir* II C. Moore ami during thr butinr** session Ihr nominating committee, consiMing of the ihairman, Mrs, C M Flower* Mrt F. E. Ib'lr, and Mr* Y H Whitney, gave (heir repurl fhe report lead*, a* follow* Chairman. Mr* H T Warren, vite-ihiirman, Mr*, s li Ham •on. secrrlary, 'Ir* \ It VVhii ney, program, Mrs 11*1 Ham**. Finance, Mr». S J Niv. v|rm Ivership. Mr* J I Jewel Tre*! Mr*. C VI. Flower*. The Fine Art* Department elect rd Ihe billowing officeri Chair man Ml* It V Witry. vice chairman Mr* Joseph Tcrlap Secrrlary, 'Ir* John I Jrwrl. Finance, Mr* Hail* lloolcy, Program, Mrs s J Niv. Hible. Mr*, H l’ Moore. Mcml*er»hip. Mr* F A Vlonforton Mime, Mr* tirorgr M n all. Literature Mr* Raymond II Smith Mr*. D II Whitmore and Mr* VV A. Fetter presented a pro gram. "V loo* At the Si haul Lunch fragrant* . Luncheon Held Ihe immlldy luivcliton of V All-1 wives' «a* given Thursday »( the ftari.......... h i. **John Dooley ar,i Mr* I. A the v aher a* ho*lc**r« Those atending *»eir Mr» Vt*r vm Raggett. Mr* K M. Beni. Mr. i K Bauer, Mrs. 4'. A. (iurrry. Mr* Warren J lloeller. Mr* ll F. Itement, Mr* E ll llornll. Mr. It (,. Jaikt. Mrs G 1 Jeiven. Mr* i» J I oier. Mr* i Toward. 'Ir* Al Thomas. Mrs. Cullen. Mr*. John McCrac­ ken, Mis Norman Mi limit, Mr* i hath-* Mter. Mr* Van Savage. Mr* Kennrlh Simmimt, Vtr*. John L. Welt, Mr* F M VVakeman and guest. Mm , E. 1. (iaylor of I ’pper Montclair, N V , 'lr » lluherl Wood. Mr* Thomas Kilrlmr. Mr* J. T, Ih-nnrhy, Mr*. ltol»ert Golden, 'Irs Charles llayet, Mr* D T. Kennedy, Mrs. Clinton 'I* Donald. Mr» v tiaili * I* >,<->. Mr* Ken netli Taller, MrWilliam Hose. Vlr* Holjeri lieu, 'Ir* Roger Smith, Mrs Kenneth Sandon. Vlr* David King, Mr* ileorgr M.Wtl lUm anil Mr-, Howard Moofe Western P arly (liven Jimmy loune Nleaktey eho*e a Wc*lrrn llieme when shr iclrhiat ed hrr Hlh InrlluDi rn roily at the home of hrr pairnl* Vlr and Mr* J M .Steakley, In llairnna l*ark f Itr gur*lt la in r allifrd in Weslern log* and game* and favor* earned out Ihr ' lar writ theme .Sandwiches, roll dunk* ler i ream and birthday taVr werr served to ihr following surd* i ar»l Mm and Darlene Cairol! .1lasts Conn, flrcky Tanner Judy MrKihluni 1‘rggv Frillon Crate Ann *'pivr>. Joan Ann Spi’ ey and < atnl I iiilrlon M IS S J ID IM I M A K tJA IlK T U H A SK IEI.I) Engagement Told Of Former Resident Mr and Mr* Vtrv I Hra*(irhl of Laniaru, I hiruia, announce the engage mcnl i>f Ihrir vlaughlrr, V1i<i Judith Mai caret HrasftrM in ,’omi t. TiTlTeTTcT Min oi* inn Rev. and Mr* John !,. Millef of Hoynlon Brarli, and formerly of Sanford. Vim Ilia -field altrnd* Palm Reach High School and I* a*»ociatrd with the Gold ( oa*t .Model* of West Palm llejih. Mr. Miller, who vva* Imrn In Sanford and attended srhoolt here, i* a graduate of SeacrrM High School m Delray Heath. He is |he grand” .rt of Mr. ami Mr*. VV, L. Slomtenmire S r . of this rliy and of Mr*. T.ull Miller mt Orlando, a former reiidtnt wf Sanford. The crrvnm eleet (a prewnilf ■ '.r.Trrrd Hr and Er«he*t I'onvlrurlion i n . , o f Boynton Beach, A tiimmer wedding i< heuif planned. To Meet Monday The Fnendihip league of tha Congregaiional Chmtian Church will meet at t to. Vtnnday tha 3Jrd. at thr home of Mr». W. W . Uni, Mn. U n i livr* on Rnutf J, Bo* 411 J U H I 0 R5 BIG IMPRESSION COSTUME «••that make a Mj: rplath In faibloo, a little dent in your dollars In a fabric blend o f cotton, •n lw i • Ikmbcrv rayon and allk with Individual embroidered nwrif. Club .Meeting at anywhara aiar ill C A R L O A D FOAM RUBBER SAN FO RD A M E R IC A N LEGION S e r f# T H IS WEEK O N L Y il FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS with MATCHING BOX SPRING Free Hollywood Le«s The I'aj^e Comhincd Shows i Amusements — Displays — Kxhihits 9 GAMES -RIDES — PUN 9 FREE SOUVKNIRS by .MERCHANTS 9 ENDS SA T U R D A Y K K H H IA H V New SANFOKD Legion THE (AR, DAODYI My |>il Jimmy** IJavl bought ihcir new n r vwiih the help of a bank t h is WKKh ONLY Twin Si/f I ull ni/f HIO.HO more siii ticiv» n deliver* — llcpo-ii will hnlil uniII vuu'rr rend* ! Fairgrounds 17 • 92 S O U TH ihcath. ShcaS to 15. $ 17.95 auto loan He iay» it'» the beu all-around deal: Fast scrviic,modest cost, spteavl-out pa) rnents! If YOU HAVE FOUND THE CAR FCU WANT, ASK US FOR neUM-f ACTS BEFORE YOU BUYI * SANFORD 2 Int MW V. I teart-htgh Jacket button* low to fnma embroidered medallion on Enplr* • U M l 119 S. Matfnolin A t l a n t ic M n o p A i b a n k . SHOPS C rfia ttt ted IQ !I FA 2-6321 4 �J*jI?n,t?3J£rSr w\\«8}-; t, .. r i ijh .; £**•**'■' ’ -• ? •r -wea % P in ffhf l —M , Fob. to . t M i Seminoles Visit ■* JE R R Y C O V IN G TO N Ranford Semlnolei travel(M ig h t to New Smyrna Beach for n return eociaemrnt doublehead. #r. heetnnlne it 1.30. W ith only one game remalnine on the reeular achedule. next Tuesday aeainit Del.and, the Semlnolei will be working hard to take the both of three tilta to riv e them a reipectable *00 seaaoa. Although the little squad hai Sports .-Parade ,^ N. .E. .W . . YORK ....................... IL’P I) — ......... F-xtra Heart and extra hustle can make tfsw little man a success in pro feaaienal aa well aa college ba»ketball, "Easy Ed" MaeAuley ol the St Louis Hawks insisted in a studied sneer at statistics. Th e fatli, of course, would M in in ' » "midget" of * feel. 10 “,,t pTiftn'"." In firt (m il N«w Sm yrna Tonight Cager Slugs Roff, Who Punches Fan i . ................._ . SYRACUSE. S . Y. (U P ll-O n e l e r the Celt had floored the M U ’ .Seminole ecorrr .fay .I-undqum been up ftftd down all season, on .......... will be paired at the outride (pot of the wildest aamra in the hit- Bob Hopklnt. occasions M hat looked artat. If lh« tram should experience a tomxht in the 'Cudaa beautiful new , lory of the National Basketball — Hemaohn and teammate tltne The ft** Association « n stated Tnursday Conley linrled with Syracuse fin i hot lliglll' It could overcome the tym with [lindrulge big height advantage that the ftaih hai been the bin gun for nichl beiwun the Holton Celtic! before police intervened B orru. "ho emerged without a Barracudai hold. In the firm the Seminolei in Ihe p u t l»o ire •land the Syra.uie Nationala. In a senes of Inndenta that serateh. said he had been needled marline between the two, the >oni and It a rood ret to rive thef 'Cudn pulled away after trail* bir Rarracutlas a run for theel turned Hie War Memorial Audi- by a fan calling him •■*utl«is" • lonum into a fiahi arena: throuihout the feme Ire at the half and rapped the money. Uindquiit fouled out in the -Referee Sid Buraia ilurre d an '-The fan wai abuilve all night Semlnolei bp a M-point margin Borgia related after Ihe yame. "I The Semlnolei euffered a A7*14 third period arainit Oviedo Tuei abusive fan — Ilitl Kuiic'l of the Celtics finally told him anytime he wsnl* defeat at (he hands of the ntifh day night1, but still wet able to ,0 (ry mJr (u tl to let me bonny Oviedo l.ions Tuesday ami break Ihee double flyure mark slurred the .Sals' George Hemp* ____________ it la a rood bet that Coach Bud which he has hit practical!, every se,- to set off a h.ute m y . be* kn. w.;; tween members of l<oth Clubs, l.ayer will have his squad "up" yame this season As the fan bulled hn way down — Tom llrmiohn of Boston and to Ihe court. Borgia slurred him for thli one. Junior Jimmy Gracey will yet In Ihe first New Smyrna con* the nod at the pivot spot toniyhi Syracuir's Dolph Schavei enyared " l threw the first punch," Ihe of vest Cecil Dandrtdy* paced the m d the Seminoles* top scorer Is in another lu iilr and llrmiohn flcial admitted. 1 didn't have any attack with its points, his best of esperled lo stretch his new- iron slurred llorfia when he attempted lime lo w in ." the season. This small youngster mg record of .147 points. One of lo break up Ihe fight. The unidentified sidelines slur has had hia Irrublei finding the the finest jump shots in Central — Syracuse < oach Paul Sry........ diiappeared after the gsmr a threat to D rie d punches with Helnaohn aftJ"«ow \h.< range Ihiv season after surh great Honda . be always success last rear, Laver is hop rip the cord* for double figure* ft d lht p l „ » „ into their iny that Dxndridre still has time Junior, uJohn Allred w . s w - -will pair L o u js e S | ]g g s j o p s .................................. ahare of the action. , to rome bark strony and help his with rebounding are Terry Christ* " I guess it was a ease of hot tquxd in the dotriel tournament. en>on at ihe forwards tonight, tempers on both teams." he March 4. K Cocoa. Both have their work cut out for I I 111 «l T* I J shrugged, adding league Treiidm i All-conference guard and serond them. Although neither measures If lk P W O rth r lP ln Podoloff would receive ---------------'— six feet. ther have proven to be L Q A v I f w J I I I I I C I U thP fnlirf, alrtail* in a report the trost rel-ounder* this season x x ji » . || < J ft The fourlh period artlon began Christenson Is a new»timer in the L I K E WORTH. H . f U r i i - „ „ „ |(rmp,r ) fouW Ru.vell and starting lineup ani has proven to be a very fine ihol. as well at Louise Sugg >. icd^hol w.nner of thp , 4„ pr rcta||,ted with a loop Ihe St. Petersburg Opon Uat week. |B| lf„ hin(J puilti, Both trenches the leadrr in Ihe rebounding de pertinent. Coach Dirk Silvers will I While Haired Boy “S"k‘Feature Favorite Tiger-A's Trade Brews United Free* JnteraaDosial *been inrluded In a "package irade talks with General Manarer While several major leatue * offer l» the Athletics along Rick Farrell of the T u r n leans ennaed in their flrat " i " 1 *outhP*w *l,rher Billy lloeft „ bccjme expendable when s ir a r "* * *. „.«**->• b* " ” * " Detroit Tirera and Parke Carroll, yrnrral man. and Dun Mossi from tlm Indiatv ‘ off “ season. non. A 2»>ft*m«* A thleltct today bat- ager of the Athletiea. admitted he during Ihe / ... . d . has been dickering with the Tigers winner in 19*. lloeft Iloef won only <»<» *round ■ .. l r., « _ ln ,„d and. •There's strong games the folloi ...... .. . .a --------- rpom_ ... Bme „„lr ..................following season volvlnc Harvey Kucnn and Borer 0j t d (l| wl|h i)Piron when and wound up with a Kb* record 1 r*t down to Honda nest week." ],,/ year. The Tiger* are seckiny Maria •'However, were not interested jn addition lo their Irade nego. anr} Hector Lopcrt in order to add In trading Miris and Lopes," add- tislions. both the Tiger* *"d V * morp M W . r t . their lineup ar.d ed Carroll, who declined to idrn- , rP bu*y attempting to sign „•<•'«* willing . tiling to to .sacrifice Kuenn to tlfy the players mentioned In his ,| ' straggler*'' before the start of (p , thp * C. aluyters. A— ----------------ieriouf uorkoul* Th r Tisrr* announced An informed source told United pitchers frank I-ary. Tom Mors Press International that Kuhn has snd (iroeeg Slice Jr. would h* considered boldoi'ts if Hey failed to rome to term* before the team s hitter)rrrn reported to camp to. lulled Pretx Isitrrnational day. while the A * are getting no. It'll be no exaggeration if Mad* where in contract talks with slug* United Pcrvt lnlnnallor.il lion Square Harden President gmg outfielder Bill Cerv. who te* Last Ned Irish decides |o bill this ported!) is asking for *73.000. SC Jolin » 4N .A . y *7 Niagara 7i year's National Invitation Basket* J Wbiley ford *ss* among the ball Tournament as "New York mining Thursday when the New *|, I , , f rl. " 5 f icn* &I S \. I .« U U u o vy kO City vs. the United States." York Yankees conducted their l*“ '■*,,M ‘ on “ l*n*'*’ . . in the first drill for hatter)men. The a r # That's ,nr Ihe - way .Vit .was <«#• *!* Te^ ,' . S* d.svs before the eutlrge milhpaw rrporledly has been of­ ;» « * « « M ^ M .hxvir, .7andaU in »*> and fered a 13 noo raise, which would *, 11“^ , ' , *s it look* a* if it II be that way lake bis salary to about tis.ooo, Northeastern 1 Wooster oft , |(ln whfn , hf loutn, m rnt get. but it was based on a ao-called "good conduct" clause. season, K the "'*i New York Vs. U. S. In Garden Tourney Cage Scores tternel Basketball Assoclaliun . . , . counting heavily n*i hi* y o u ng ile rt — Even so." ilacAuley argues, Kancy itepplny While itaireii to rPl,f l ( ,(,e t#IJf victory ,K*' inu "* . man .. tan .be 4 hfeellntall and . hr Boy I* r i , f d Ihe clan of tonights |b ,,ore«l over Ihe baby < , t - I /{ i \\ I I t s , 1i r » \£- .. . . . . . .^ -* -• »">*• probably call on John Taylor -J n basketball, this would aecm Undo Kennel i iuh. Mike Huberts at the forw AC improbable as Prank .Sinatra nut the log ninth event also in f t i P . , Pa course at SI»nd.reU. or ........... h,. I . quality stalwart. ^ ' g i l a V d ' ^ n d M * f m i. Tam M illie Shoemaker ptftylnj T *r'* " x* Tamar and Cilen t olson n). ypni. the JV s.(ua w „ _ ttir __ rr4xot _ ^ _________ _ in the movies. But MaeAuley ........ -* • ’ Sixty-Nine pound White Haired «ow. has a^ v e r y 'Any }V * season [nebea^thinks “ the* Im illeJ «h* ' u- ' ,h l’0*1 P«.t,on . record, with two game, rrmalniny fellows accept defeat too easily. for the feature and it given fiveSure, the lillle guys need iotwo «arly odds by the .handicap B lilld S L6dCi mare physical ability, a. well as per. He ran second to Happy but added desire and dedication." he Lucky in hia last encounter, saya "The mod Impctriant thing, poded an Imprrsivg ll.ftS second * V ' T i 'm 1 “ '« “ . • "“ »< I** "•> amateurs. Close brhln were Kathy lor* mlius of Pl>... n i P*L I) B og. St. Andrews, III,, both with 7I» Mickey Wtigbl of Bonl ta Calif whom Mis* Suggs heal in win Ihe St. Petersburg tourney, had a 73. Joanne (sncidwln^ of HavethiH, Mi** . led the amateurs with 37-3t.fi, Wind hampered play on the Toe nix y night'* bowling , i.pening dav, with many of ihe ABC Garbage Service pad favorites falling behind. Defending *" ' h# champion Marlene Bauer Hagge **m*» frr,m ,’r , ' w',!on of V m ib u r ^ i" was .even oyer par Dairies, wl)b # yj nPl,y Jtwvarl* of hpart* In SandspurLoop ______ 1. k . world l*h*d »*> ’ be money inrresome is endowments la IIhe limes. If Ibis Is so. one might begin Tamar la given four ■lo •one *tk' wonder if Eddie Arcaro could line.odds from Ihe anth ba Ibe heatyweighl champion of he the henyweight champion of (ea’lure world or whether Bid Veeck'i ■ BM| ,tu r.l i r e . in a S d g e t might no have wound up J „ |h . ‘ , | U n r phol„ fmi(h fot* j no. heller renierfielUer than Jne , , homestretch burs 0f trading tram, as A 111 pulled nut all the atops to roll a 11*1*1 scratih fDIMaggin. But MlrAifley t l k r l • pd •ftpm stand for the ' little ineii ... the feature are Mean *^es. J4I4 handicapped This I* * -Look at Ben Hogan." he poinls w(ulp |>rm tt|l (ir , rff n, |>*. the highe.i ,eile* rolled in m ue > i l . "He rould have been told that nuli c;r«d# and Beat Lit* lh,n • >r » r *‘f '".wllng in the *R* was loo little and too skinny „ on’ .Sand'pur*. ABC al*» had Ihe rW hit a golf hall with Ihe bruiser*.1 A " |uP, f „t matinee card will highest teem game with 6*k«K. TJlit he had the dtlerminilinn and ljPfln , , 2 p m tomorrow, followWiUon Maler took all thiee •will to wm. Look at Don Hennon P(j tbp Pvenmg hy l l evenis game* front Hobson's in a.miner an* Pittsburgh A lot of people told ,|»rtinf at 1:10. ‘ lose match of the evening Mar* — im ‘he was too small “ ‘for college “— ' ___ [ gie Winxls led the Furniture team aakelhall at 3 fret, ft Inches. But j m j TI notice he’ll get a lot ol All-America voles." as — rd 10 *•* BoumillatT secret «r*|Min n u r r ic a n e OOCn «• It t.,,^ two games Imm Wade's. i i*n Mcphetsun made Ihe 1#7* CORAL ti AB LER (U lli *ti Thomas J rt ltoyia.-tenner line in Albeit. Shaw picked up the coach at D u k e ,'M F IW # ' named I 9 and Maiv tuvu DanylilA made assistant line roach al the I'm two,hard ones, the A 7 IU and the 4-T-10, Other split thrinkert werl "O R A L GABLES f i l l ' l l — Guard varsity of Miami rk lllekav led Ih# University Head Coach Andy Gustafson Ruth Phillip* for Wiftun-Maler, Miami Thursday night to a said O'Boyle "will be a valuable picking up llie 5 A In and Dottie S'-*) vielory over ffie'*on and It* asset to our staff and a tremen Malts for Robson * knocking ojt ‘ serond straight Florida Intercol ( dom help to u s " ibe 4 ft 7 legiatr Confrrtmr ba ik e lb a ll O'Boyle, 41, we* a star guard \ r xt week will Imd VAilson* Championship. at Tulane in lts1» and 1’.'40 He M , ipr notching Peifection on The flashy aophomurr led the ivegan his roarhing <arrrr at his lanes one ar.d twn, WadcT will swaaami attack With m pmnl* while alma mater as line rnarli sMdami He tackle AIK Garbage <>n lane* tar guard Gene Well* dumped iolned the Duke marhmr staff in tb,fp , n.j jnur , nrf Roumillar * »ior lu ll. , so for Ihe Insers. •vill toll against llnhson's nn lanes smi led 11-T ft at balflimr. OTIuyle also *er<ed a* brad five and six. liar t .The vielory gave the H u m rna.h at Southwest Miisouri Slate vewnek a ennferenrr irrnrd of nine ami a* line N ir h at Kalitas wi^x against one defeat and a Stale College t » son mark nf in 7. :::: S 0 Boyle Is Nomed PifCing S Sportsmen Slate M e e tin g Monday -JThe Seminole County Spnrtlmen's Assnriitinn will meet la Ihe .Elks Club annex at ft p m Monday. This will he ihe first lestion since hunting season. Hunting law t nf ISS9 Will lie reviewed with an eye toward revision. All members are urged tn attend *».» Two Title Events At Daytona Today As Big Race Nears J t p * 'o N Sanford To Play Qviedo For Title S A V " you your S w r it e ow n tic k e t Skiing or sunning . . . you decide. Then sore a fraction of your total ettimoied emotion tost her* weekly. tE J S S * W W G O FO R D-W AR D Rigney May Leave Hospital Today SAN FRANCISCO 1 C P I 1 hill Rigney. San Franriirn Giant man•|re who frartiiied bis |«w in an automobile arrldfnt Feh, A. may get aut of the hospital t.-day, Ihe Giant* said. The Giants said 11 was hoped I hat Hlgney rould depart fnr lb* training earn 11 al Phoenix, A ria , Feb. 2A or 17, *• take an N IT bid or vnt# to go to both feel if they accept their new the NCAA tournament. contracts they indirectly will ad* "Well jump at a chance In go mil they were guilty of flaunting lo the NTT," said Coach l/iu Hot training ru in last summer, sin! after his tram 'i smashing Belief are Byne Duren of th* viclory. "If we aUo get a hid Yankee# just cut under the wire from the NCAA a Vote of the Thursday when he signed foe P1*)*^' will decide the ciuestinn. HJ.COO— a *1,0^0 raise over hi* »«* ,0 v,,il I3S* salary. isrsiund and take the chance of Other signing* by dubs: Bo losing out altogether. I think our Porterfield of Ihe Pirates, N on hoys devene a tournament bid. Cash of the White Sot, Mika The team has been developtpg Haves e>f the Athletics, Al JMarstsadily and when mir shooting cik and Ron Jfansrn of lht average holds up. we’re a match Orioles, and Larry Jackson of tha for any tram In Ihe country." *Cardinal*. Garden To Start difficult .put* >**ni Promoting Fights J lurjicanes te'hon, 99-81 Sevmour lushed llemsohn after „ 1VM 4 K I M n l - s M Harvey Celtic clouter had sent Hop ^ ( Morehouse 7J Fisk 71 Ur.s sprawling to Ibe floor. In an ba’ ng Atlantic Christian ft* exchange of right* and lefts. Sey , pnojr Rhyne 14 Lion .10 moor suffered a lump high on hi* i m i ,,,,, ,,, ||0„ i(lJ j* ((jrPhPal| He aclually wa* the only j.iu d r g a M .\;biny*,si. 7* ca.u.ny of the night^ «'«,hoUc U. 103 Western Md 71l Police finally had to bleak up a yy \ M u>vley an ito' Concord 70 pod gameengagement involving t( !cnvjii, si. Wed Va. Tech. 70 n fln, 0hn, Conley and a hod of |.jm0!n Memorial !>3 King Col. 7h wrathful Syracuse fan* a* they Morris Brown «<! Benedict 7a were making their way In Ihe Rollins 75 Honda Southern JrVuIng room Center tot ilellinnine 77 P. S. S)racuse won the gamr, Spring Hill It Miss. Southern 4A 113105 Houston 103 Hus! at -------------------------------- 1 , Sosilhnest Monts sc New Mexico 59 We*| .h , n „ t l^ «i* A Clark r.t Col of Ida. M lournanieot here two years ago, sarded a 71 to tie with Kuthie Jessrn, Seettle. Wash. Jackie Pong of Daly City. Calif., DAYTONA r e a c h F i. f u n . another of Inr tournament threat*. - A Urge fteld of r.rs driven by w , l t u u 1 u r 1 11 I e manags*d lo fire a 77 despite a Coach Howard Gordie's fast sige uf Ihe flu the night before, some of the nation's lop driver* She still felt ill at the end of tha roar off tndav in Ihe opening Sanford Junior High eager* addday, but did not plan to du-p out event* of Ihe hig NASCAR stock *d another victory tn their record car rare*. *n ,hf ,,( ,°nd day of the SemiI Two featured race* were on lap nole Junior high tournament, de — the IdO mile tlrand National featmg Slavia, 12-15 championship rlrcuit and the !W In anolher tilt of the afternoon, mile convertible championship the Oviedo squad ripped Lake NEW YORK lU P I) — Madison event Monroe, 32ft. Square Garden, under new siwner Tlie lop 10 finishers In both The Oviedo girls had a victor whip, ,r , will use . ,pay ... T. V .for. some -----------of races will be eligible for the M10 jout d , y l0o ,|p(fJtlne thP SIavll t, .p. rit •< snon a« practicable, ' mile International Sweepstake* prl* ~"tl 32 but will m bxrk tn piomotlng ft* Sunday, along with the tnp 20 In _ ' <-wn hexing for the first lime In Saturday*, eon.olallon race The Th<“ ftf ,h' ,ournfjr- » fh' „ ... , . 1. . ™ duled tomorrow alternoon. have m o re than II year*. modified and »port»man elats 200 . i..i«,s /— .u :- . T h .,., were ihe most intf.e.tlni roller also 1. .cheduled .Saturday n^ ,n j ' o 1 ?, Sanford .." a d new policies announced after Ihe havniri d rie r* in the Grand .. , _ , , . . l.rst meeting of the Garden (.ur- Nallunai include Glenn (Firth*!!) ^ Seminole County |Mvrali»n s new board nf directors, Robert*. Daytuna Beach; f.ee Pet- . . which named Harry Mark.on grn* ty, Randlrman. N. C Tom Pit Junlor W ,h rh*'"P|onera! manager nf Ihe new boxing tone, Chicago; Fred Wilton. Drn selup. 1vrr. Colo.j Bnb Welborn, Greens 1 Maiksnn has been managing boro. N. C ; Collon Owen*. Spartduecior of the dissolving Inierr*. snburg. S. C.. and Curti* Turner, tl«rial Boxing Club of New York. Charlnlte, N. C. aa.f o r th o tw w V**4 - I •>*• '** Is-S IV#sA*l *»* I* . i« h -** ls.s,i IV >• IS«q i . . . » , , , s , „ a * .» „ w s ..i/ • - ( , r s w S m o i t » H . t' l* |*s s*» **.-•■'* If t t S*w>s t"*S« J . mt ' *• al •*, ** 1 ev. f t \ , f . . . forth* Its* *W■' Ml M (*.« | |t Vv, W 9*1 • * * ,'.-TUs C*k T**e*w. •a •• T> MO k CCWi r « „ m . * •* *s,*-.***s *> ms I,, p » •» rk* <*••'-( r*»ao*r t> '**• • e.'s. O***. i S s m *•»**' •- *« «• is as law '•<* ess., a-* '**!* ••■•t w l**t. . . .f o r t h o S M tp trlo o k & sI "l RACING Nightly 8: P. M. ightly (except Sun.) 8:10 Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 f . 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Saw had II lip In h rrr with pll)'* turned in • inlid prrfurmnnrr i l l (71 Nan• ill illafl#1 »bo.n iddifl.on — be It alcohol, <W rdnridiv nlehl on in Mtt' T V ft, Tt«a li»a Oftll 1 v#(i Iff! % ll#f*il dope, ileepins pill*, n akinr ptUil Wmon Train that v* » I n , ,* »m 7 #* ill Col(Hi*l 2'1a*k 11.tl it# IllliilPi f.ur»M H A S . Park SALKS «nd S E R V IC E F A 2-O SII IIHVIIU I. M or the cha rha. ' py than uiual. Harry Moure u n i : ii i«» .N««»-pvy|iii ri*iriii ? V (*» Tml*>—Marrow *» III D aft * # (# M ft/* l i p in Wednesday msht about| mailr in honorary member of the T V ill ,1#.#iiltd «h* .*i•ia • ' * i « i ••11*11(111 Kaanuo the only field* of addiction Mill tilrl Seoult on Wetlnraday ni*ht’a 7 Si i *1 Waft i Tfftli ni I iffIr!aI lift! a•ill * • M |4i .Saw* unexplored urre nambtimt and t IIS -TY I *r t.ol A Scrtrl ami 9,04 if! Marnlht *Fh#*tra »11 ti*f«nri Walk it# iiur*t*«r I; ■in Tnotue Roll ealin: and Iaat eten Ihere aren't many world, left I t,i» i *i T# l m • If ill tlaadar* I•»oaat I It ( 2# T h# 1*1Ira I* IDftlil ms. CBSTV'a Arm.lrons HrrliIn conquer now <>)p,c Ro»e lee It. at i T» I*>•a*>• II a H* ivi Min* a HarrUil Theatre icrairhed off one of ihe»e ami her titter, June llacoc. team­ i*l 11ark ina Tim# ill 1, ft, IlartMll If. 19 *f* Tl* •■hi 9 Mant — the lompu'iitr pamealrr. ed up for tome r.all) deli*htful ft al (2# *•♦ Ailhur Hadfray VIlit. n tUn I with your lyjiewritcr or ndilinf machine? "Houie of Card*"’ wa» diapeiljulk on the N D C T V Jack Pair II t# tii Pri.a l» Ittchl i*l DiM'Hi D## I ii* | Dm ft4fjt f url! and ua* placed wai pla>rd well a. al,how Wednnday niahl nijsht in SDUianaiia I *I VIDair Ijlnua mmi all of thete Armctronc 11.11 I ?I rmt«.a* I ratltift f fa i *i .Hr a fttnra i<l Tou Dal Iar (M III*! II1*1#fat,n ihlns* are Hut *ornehow rieiplte I he ( hatinrl Swim the l.lur , ill Paiar Mud Ham i ill I \r *lrtl V iaar#1 the tenouanect of the proldiun— nirn, a eopi and rahhert tenet Mim itl l*. «i. aa •tft Thl* la THU/ l-ifa H it ill Tie la** l»nu«a *n tntlllon riltren*. «e are told, that Mat. Edward llinm and (*» lUkina 1*1 III# i • are ran t— itop bettori— much of Jam rt llrodrrlck, it litkrlrd In )« 19 i •» Ti a*k'i'*rt »» 12.it i *» it I‘-'UI*1 Ha Yrt*i ill Kl»Biloiti af ika ft*a Snlen — Repair — Renlata i<« (••arch fuf T mmt truuy it Mtiick me a* faintly tudirrou* fnr the Saturday nuhl L'US-TVt la 11 i*i >aa« ill Play Y'-a# It i•»fh Nan • After watching Frank Sinatra t.ale Sturm tiwii on June <1 t Its II .v9 «:» i»i s •• •■lv. t ai ii •r 11 tv •<i tiuldiiny l, an rrawl through hell to gel dope f\ < The I.an Word will lie yank | 4»| Rut it 1. tt <€i »'D**i iVInduia i*i Tappap 11.11 (Si i«ik I'aar and Kay Mllland crawl down rd on March 11. (*» Ulfrii# t li Mail# Third Avenue to get drink, Ii Another raptami rvbberi ar 1 1» (ti .*• lha w arid T irr»# till HHIU ft. ft. If I Iff A vtr* Naffh •eemed to me fair!) Inapplicable net, fhr l.awlci* Veart. will how t *i«! i f # T i«clat•—IIATt» *'ft» i *i #"*'»#Ida Haora * i*i V*w■ In thout at a rar.l placer lltai he In on April 5 on M IC TV where 7 *1 2. •# 4?» Tr ulh a - ....... i -ni «*i i afiiftin kinftAiai TYPEW RITER SERVICE wat hooked. Iiooked, hookrd it’ll he tandwlched t^lween the • il mi Sa* a (tl Jlntfflv Ji^aa - Variat* **i Day In <nart *i rt **rt r#f*4a \nd I might add It aim termed Sieve Allen and Dinah Shore 9 'ft i Si Iitiifu ■mI'#r |; •■ 2 21 i *i llaiftlt L«m • :o; w. t ittt si. a liltlr quaint in vvatrh the gam Minn, — Alien a lime vpot u tie iti iluata Party f i , - I,#« I*r l I ' ***I ill II u« l H i hlrr urilhr intlde hi. vkin and mg advanred a half hour Indv la 99 (t* I 'etiiftll !*• V* 2 j4 if# 'Viiuiii I1* Mi * «fte Vila-. D.ft* *» anvwrr devpetalel No no . . William, who'll rrplare C IlS T l i I • II ill 7I aftaIItft ft ■«» iti im |*a>alt t*i Hi.il ii*a >4 W i *» A'lbyr U#*lft#f I'm not hiKilrd Ah Sinatra, i.arr) Mooir for the vuinmer. will 1 2t ill ifi.m ir*ta It **ll J1 ft4 i ‘ • 1*fl*• f• f*.'ftHI S A N F O R D ’S \h Milland. Ah. Sovan lla. ward, he nn Mnorr'i March 17 ,hnw i*« | Dm Lucy til \ ardirt I* 1 aura **4 T*v*ftira 1*1 VViia Df* Vui It ail ? You all .aid lhat in the begin* George Gobel. who wind, up *. i *» I 'inuirldn* n VM ft # C9 12 * gat an rur « Pap runs, but we in the audiencehit N R i'-TV thow on March 10,' II It (I* i -niftiHt ft> on iti Hi4inrtr Pa* 4*i I't iir 1.4di|i H i’ #* i'» MwarUin |iand*iant knewand oti. how we tuffrrrd for will do two one hour thow, for ill Tow D«M*r « <1 til h»< rn P*l*'##4 you and rooird for >ou to git into Rrituh I V on June II and July 1 it (ft I da* of S am m i N iiu i r ••* i t » *wiiniv l *lr one of Ihove Anonvmouv otilflll a Dave lirinklry will take a one i: 99 (2» Ti* k Tftc lUUftk 2 M ell .\|n( I#, VV#«jtr ri i *t I#*** •f I 'M There na. much talk in ' lloutr month leave .tailing Eeb, JA front il l i.ructa IV*H HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT STORE H I ftwld M# (ti Pontia Pit law** of tardi* at In all of their mon the NBt T T Huntley RrmUev III* all >«* F#inh fnr T ninffk,ft I le iti Michiv Maui* i'iub • i I'Dr Y Hunrk key on my h it l gamholi about thow In help prepare in NBC 1.11 iti i 1torv* ftinaM*art . . . ( an S A l K Y o r M O NEY 13 n i*t (lU 'Dnft l.lfthl 111 i 'artaan *ar nil at the nrrd fnr rrco;nlllon. avoid 'll kalridnttope report tet for 1 4 •»i put * I If Ml Hod# 4 * 1 DiW tiftM ante of irality. feeling of made April IP On A L L ( 2l lp>D*I •>i i 4»*d1# if* Tni*r*#r *t • U « ■iii*. - \•w■—aper1a iuar. and the other ilarulan! jar t he- taint SeiDen rating, thow t il 4*i v* F#»» VI i*i 1*4 T»#rn* * l i *i ||tu|n| l inutn . »i vi* *>*a Tt*#a *# Vnur Hom e end OulHnnr gon of Hie rouch iciuml of dram* viewing hour, per home per day t tv 11# Nawa |3( ft|nI id# lion** t II ifi Vi m llut tomchow. none of it really have dropped • from five hourt •tv 4* True* «r •,'rt*i«*4*r •• it) t>it aat Need* i*t Jiimm I'H d touched me detpiie the fu t that Jt minuiet m Novemuer, 1937 to I it ill llam l Lt*vari i *i 1*a» 1*( (miff i«« \\ wnd•ft af |l*t Wild tnme tkillfull pliyert— Si Oakland, Rve hour, 2.1 minuirt in Novem* 2 2* it* liftAH# T.ll iti ,v#*i-Pout y.tward* **il H im)*# I1 **f t * Kathy McGuire and Telly Sa.ala, her. tfti* I'lul Eord and Miml Hi N#w•— Dan G.>44irJ 4*i VJif'lli. Illrift'* 7 JV if# ftu#h*ktrt among th rm -w rrr *pmning the lime, have been offered an nghi 1-4 4•. V* aria Dr viftUftft for the G A R D E N : | (*• Sarwa Tfiat Tuna *•• it. • Pa* «»ff •veb. • vhow contract by (.'BS*TV'» Ed «»i ahlrlty Ttiwpl# *%. Ii#at i'«a 4Tft#k I t§ |ii #iat« ut I.*Ithl It occur* to me that now might Sullivan. The Dennii Weaver*-he J :* . ** Pr-arn Tkii# Wnnift 4«i Varftt*• It Tftil#a it# ftailfta* Hun be a propitiou* time for play, plgya ••Cheiier" on VBS-TV'a Rural M ill Hogtfl **» War. Do Yaw Tr***l I IS it » i*nh#r ivimhi■ b m I #9 if* vm#*lcftrt l1ftrtft**i-4 wrlghli to btod togrther In fnrm tluo.mokr — are awailing arrival III Hail* Paran — with name* and houef number* i*i gu«#n >'«f ft !>•' of their third rhild ii ID iftD||r |1IT | ‘V I•I »#* |#t Alarm Garden Hake* — Leaf Rlktn i I# i ?i Cnmlf Fair *i IMii # #»f MftHI Horn — Spade* — Shoteli .# Vval* State Airman Gets # IV 1,2«1« 111|**,n,11*1tla * lie hmi#* Wheel lUrrowa — Oarden Carlg a 3 iii iiDamura T»ma (» lliiiftilHa* Prison Sentence Pert Hirer Spreader* 4 | *i Waatfttr N»ft • Aparii ill Ju"#K Jim T O K Y O ( U H i - A Japan, «e l.nwn Hone — Lawn SprlnUera THE ill ilirtii' % court Wedneiday temeneed H r * i ill 11aa( i ft lift *'M# Hedge Clipper* — Pruninr Shear* man l-e Don Anderron of Eort a ■*. i *i H aainar • S*» * C (1 *•« 14nnilift ftrtft Pllbtftft Walton Btarb In four year* In **i Nani Water Cane — Small Hand Toeda * Ml ,*| h|i f’l 'll <H rtf f Ilkcft primn fnr atiauluni hit Japanrie fj| i « « >#«** lle eU ftl#* Ed • •!«« maid iVt poii lit(Dlftrut want Mm# arhlcf : i* *•i ft n« nt The court rejected the 27 year HOUSEHOLD <14 lafPi Cali la i •* THl* I• (ft♦(•ft old airman’a plea that he wat on hove In ‘dn it I f * * • 9 1 a * # Cam * * n Tool* and Suppllra •uffrring from a "mental dit mi Da*tmbir III i4i **i Far#ft order" at the lime of ihe aiaaidt vv l rlr H r>1* an urid r rtailj T latt Oct !J. Hit wife wat in Ihe | Ji It* . •* t* Cau'4 A* V#9 Laundry Carl* Kilthen KnltH • SciBMrft *»i 21aft1 M*(>» • hnipilal al Ihe lime "Rubbermaid" Dual Pana "Raid" Rug Killer Mop* • Mrnnma • llruahaa "Pride" Furniture W i t . Whether you want In intlall Ironing Ibtnrde Onlmnl/ed Oarbag* Cam tile, repair your irre m t or TUBES build a bout* . . . we will be glad to give you pointer, on BUILDERS* COMPLETE th* e«il*it way to on It. Our TESTED HARDWARE L IN E advice it ftetl Come on in. *11 Mm ii- W*i**ri « J1 iti *»ill W*M1 «2i Firm Oho* T.tt iti T i r m LONNIE'S Gas System 'House Of Cards' Failed To Impress This Critic Tl Miller Radio & Appliance • TROUBLE? Your PURINA • CHOW S I u r in a • FARM • T il 6 Dealer — F E R T IL IZ E R S SU PPLIES ^ p , H . D. Thompson & Son, Inc FA 2-T221 S E C O N D nml O A K DAY P b N IG H T H E A T IN G anelray • NO hot ceiling* • NO nperial eloiel apace necee*arr • NO lone I fgpenalra dueU The flnw»t lype of winter comfort SO UTHERN N A T U R A L GAS CO. M l Sanford A t *. FA 2,#!H M A T H E R 'S S p e c ia l Famous B U R R I S Swivel Platform Choice A ROCKER of Fabric am i Color* Blonde or Walnut F’ini»h really handsome piece of Modern Furniture TV SPECIAL O N LY $ 29 .88 IT m ADAMS COMPLETE LUMBERMAN la yanr hnmn /n/vosaw We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts BEST C E IL IN G Our fineat . . . poundproof, Attractive nml cn»y to install. Only , . , T IL E 14: FA 2-5581 for Sudden Service H IL L Lumber & Supply Yard I I I W . Srd 8 L • We will rome In your bom*— T IE R 4 ‘Ckark alt your TV A Radio lubes-TR CI • With eleelmnle Inbo taateri • Our truck tarries a complete noth »l RCA, OR and Hyltanla lube*— guaraaired Id daya. • Vnur »*t will not be liken from your k«mo FA2-4174 Tier* baa keen an eatrail** barter made In Ikl* field finding ibal *»"'* •» •» TV trouble »a* due In lube lallure. We ineelalli# In elet ironic lube dWirlbalien. Nate been In Ihe Radio. T l . eed Eleetrente field for II yeiri. (all — **Tbe Lumber Number* Open Evenings By Appointment T Hanford, F U . Electronic Tube Distributor SANFORD. FLA. OF • * e FISIHNf* TA CK LE DeVOE PAINTS Knamelware • Aluminum Poll. Pane • Cooking lH«n*i|fl "Tldy-AH" Waata Haaketa — with aelf-floalng lid* | Johnnem'a Wat — and Pule ! Aluminum Rrlta and Capper Aril* — far pallehlng utenaila Cnmpitl* Sloeka af Quality Hauaahold Naada • ftuppliaa H IL L Im p l e m e n t I H A R D W A M Cm SU S. OAK AVB. FA 1-1011 J �• ** . ■ .. | t ____ ... S -F rf- Teb. 20. 195* Lake Mary UPW Circle Two Met Here Tuesday It* Ftlie Jane Krngh < Mr*. Joe Smalhrrs and M ill M l C irrlr Two of Ihr United I'rr. run Reaves wtlh jilt* of tilled byterian Women mrt T-a-s '** articles in honor of their recent evening it the home of Mi .. P . hH II Andcr.on it Lakr Fmm*. ' . . u M ri. Andcr.on led ihe de.o The ho.tess.assDUd by M r. linnal* uilna Bible pa.*»gr. ionSmithrr* and Mrs. Alva Duyman rrrn .m faith. M r. Walter Piper ' ^ ' r d lake. Ira rrram . nuts. reviewed the lax* Queen ..f the •** * « « Jul" Dark Chamber**. Altendm* were M r. I Iper. 'Ihe builnelt meeting » a i eon Mrs Linden M ri. Brown M r. ducted by M ri. flttby Linden An Thompson. M U . Reave., M r. J r.ouncement wa. made that the [\ « « » * « • « » *«• “ • *?>•««». punch bowl, rrrrn tly purrha.ed Mr*. C. W. SJabloro, Mr*. • In the etrcle. will be u.ed for I M » « . Mra Harold Mother.mith the fir.t time at the Association Mr* Richard Keogh, Mrs. Robert Merlins. Prbmary M. A Kail fc* Rugentleln. Mrs. Evelyn Harwourival, which will be , project ef « « Tow m .y. Mr*. A h W the church, will lm held in Novrm 1 '«* * . «/»• H ,rr,,on her. M ri. J . -V. Thr.mp.on real M n . A. Ailing. .election, from the r . n l r , hand The " » * « '» « hrM *hr homr of Mr*, Linden on T O P STARS — A ac.x-.tu In im the hil*»ri«»ti* corned; . “ Ktilly hook pdiintme out purpo**! and ’ ’Hound the Khiy. lloy»*‘. .shown I hull Newman whUiierinir aim* of ihr group* a* %rt forth S*niinulr lln t r . Tiweet **"''hi* V c trc a '-w if c , Joanne Woodward. by the National Council Kindergarten ' P Pupil, of thr Happy Morning Academy \w;ird winner. Thin fine entcrtitiiiiiiir movia M.n l*.h!r ,lro“ " p.rr,l n^ ' 1 Kindergarten made their aecond field trip of Ihe year, recently, 'atari Sunday at lhe Kit/. Theatre. tutting the Sanford Zoo, M r. Richard Keogh and Mr.. Boh Rug rn.tein conducted the tour and ihe lunch at the Elks playground A vuit to the po.tolfice in Lake , .-H a ll) wood comedy kins, t-eo Ml lilt atatu. in Ihe Natal llc e rte , Mary » u made by pupil, on Carey, declares a national hull hat kept million, of trader* m \alentine* Hay whrre each re K d a i, atartins Sunday at Hie Ril* ^t.t.Tiea and with M iL a rry a e. reived a card in the mail. I'ii.t tirade Trip Member, of Ihe fir.t grade at lou, nottl, -Rally -Round the ed in the nation a movie theatre, Hy Marian N . June . the Lake Mary School recently '' l l a g . Boya" Will lie unreeled for with Ihr rrlca»e of thl. film. Me The monthly meeting of the made a field trip Vl.illng the ‘ the licit time. Carry purposely chose a ca.t tltirdo Harden <Tub w a. he.d Hanford library, firr itatlon and For mote than a year a ateady fiaturins letcral performers with Tuesday afternoon at 3 at the mn. Lunch wa» at the E lk . playlu ••ectipant of the nation's i*eit sell­ no prewoii. comedy .pericme^ h(j|||B nf Spark, lee Lion'* ground M r. Jamr* Ren.on, M r. ar . |i*n. thl. rlbtickl'og .tory Paul Newman. Joanne Woodward w|t(| ^ f( T j Lingo Sr . vn Hoyt tialloway, Mr* Roland Ho ha. Iiten written fnr Ihr irrern arid Joan Lollms lliu. make their tio.tr... hie and Iraehrr, M r. Virginia -“TRflFctorfMeCarey * will! grading comedy debut in -H a lly -Round For the program, Mr Lingo Toth, accompanied ihe children role, played by Mar. Paul New ,tic Hag. H o ).'" and McCarey .poke nn -Shrubbery and Crepe on the trip which wa» made h> * . i .. .. .ik Ihe ihn rr n Clontft iliiruftiru icnool man. Academy Award winner J<» l% evidently plea ltd u>*ith re Mvrllr M>rlle jind and M Mr* L'lnnlt diicutied ichool but annr Woodward. Joan Collin, and , u|t ||r .,Unt another lull fell poi.oi.ou. varirlle. of .hrublierv " " 10 Mfft " A«focieitif>n nf mtr<! .non learning teaming Iheie Ihe.r .anie .an.r per per In the ab.ence of .Mr». f . II Ihe ai.ociation of lhf the tt n.led Jack Canon. »uon. meet Set In an a.rrase.ired Amen vinalitles. To add proper balance Hunt., president. M r., (ieorge C. Pre.hjtenan Women will meet in Tuesday, *rb. U ._al I P m m can town. Ihe Twentieth Century- hi hi. tuppurimg ca.l, the film Mean* preiidcd. Itefrc.hment. of t oca Lola thr educational building of the the ■Fok produclion trace* the hdari ha. such professional laugh-mat. V qu # ,,adventure, of a public rela­ era a* to star Jack Carson, andl floats, cake and sandwiches were church. Mr* J N . Thompion. asiocii i- 1 t tions man tN ew m inl, who.e a supiiortlng ca.t headed hy served to Mrs. It. I*. King. Mrs. lion president, states that,the prn (ieorge Means, Mr*. W It busy-body wife (Stlss Wmelwardi Dwayne Hickman, Tuesday Weld, lead* a reientful town's crusade Hale Loidun, Tom lill.un and O. Meek, Mr*. Lynn Mo.lcr, Mrt. gram will include explanation ol A. A M m * . Mr* I-ce tisry, Mr.. distribution of yearly tewing pro against the Army, which plan, Z. Whitehead. "Rally 'Round the flag. Hoys!” II C. 1-arkrr, M r. Oleva Tiels jeets. to use Ihe community a. it. site Circle Two will be in charge j # r ; a top »ccrct project. In Ihe promises lo send the laugh haro- rna, and M n. James Wilson. of rrfrrchmrnts with Mrs. Bob Scout Banquet course of Ihe story, mount rd in meter rising to unprecedented 'Hie annual Blue and finld Ban Rugen.lrin, chairman. tush lie lane Color seltmes the height* and should be one film Personal. Bally RUrl fur cull scouts, hoy Seoul* "'well-mraning Im.hand a l m o s t ever) one will want lo Mr and M r. Ja m r. Hugen and e.plorrr acouts will lie held Joses hi* wife, l««au.e of an- •Round' Thursday, February M at r>.3o *tcin have rented Ihe .mall Spire, .e th e r woman’s (Miss Collin.I fhrp m at the City Hall Memorial house nn E. Wilber Avr. » tatiou. inlrntion. toward him, and building. Ned Day and Craig Keogh are J a alienate, the entire U. S. The program will hr under Ihe confined to their homr wiih Army, particularly the blunder direction of John Evans, cub ma*- mumps. -■ but -captain (Carton) In charge of ter and e.plorrr leader Ralph Billie Drake, live year old win u tk a project. Neely, Uiy .emit leader will a. of .Mr. and Mrs. Bu.tell Drake, llnir this Innocent by itander i l ii*l in arrangement. , i* at home on County Club Boatl resolve, his dilemma, at one point t’arrnl* of the member* are following an appendectomy, ta the estretne nf rr activating N E W YORK l U I ’l l — A drunk requested ^ ..............to .. ...... .. covered duh bring Rilz Theatre To Show McCarey Comedy Oviedo Local Club Hears ;teuT»«vrr."r -..-> ... .. Federation Official lilt Drunkometer Loses To Garlic, Onions o m e lc r i r s l c a n I c l I i f y o o v e Had v The clcome Wagon Hostess i W ill Knock on Y o u r D o u r G ift* & (Jrcp tln jf .1 % n u u I'ric m ily Ilu n in c u 'Ncitfhbur.1 nml Your J- C ivic anil Social W elfare Kcailers On the occmdon nf: Chunge nf rraidcnco ^ Arrival* nf Newcomen, to Sanfnnl Phone FA 2-173G Hutli (inllnglter ttf l A t m l i r a(AgwiiM> — ---------------- •ne for the load whether It. garlic hriad, a .lire of onion or whtvkey, it wa. hrnught out In court Th u u day. Itaymonle lluilmde, of Freepuft. \ Y,, wa. cleared by a jury of a *barge of drunk driving on the ha*l. of a court demonstration wlmli indoalrd ilrunkomrler trvb can l*e influenced hy rhrmirai* oilier than alrohul. Dr. Philip Rosenblatt, » Brook­ lyn patliutogiil, ahowni the jury four tevi title, eoniaiiung a per­ manganate solution u.ed in dr ink otnrlcr testlie pul alxihol into one, gallic iuli e in another, union juicr in a thud and acetone into Ihe fourth. The purple color of thr i-erman ganale solution turned rolorlrl. in carli i air He claimed lloltlnde had a dia­ betic condition which produced enough acetone in hi* tv*lrm o> affnt ihe drunkometer The jury aernd and cleared Itollindr of thr ihaigr. m n la in ln g s e r v in g s fu r th e ir f a m ily a n d e x tra in o r d e r to serve g u r . t s a n d In b r in g r a t in g u le n a ils . N r w A ir < o n d ilio a r r T A M P A |til'll — A port rtty A n e w A ir C o n d itio n e r h a * h e rn without a tattoo parlor! p o rt h a te d a n d w i l l tie In s ta lle d That may l>e Tampa soon. in I h r F ir s t ila p lis t C h u rc h , ih i. Mayor Nick NUtcio, calling tat­ w eek tooing ‘a horrible and inhuman No Tattoo Parlor For Tampa Soon? Personal* thine.'" has proposed a rity ordi­ M r . a n d M rs . A r t h u r M e tc a lf nance to uutlaw It. h a v e n a m e d I h n r b a b y d a iiR b -e *. Member* of the Lily lluard of Ih ik y She w e ig h e d r ig h t am ! Representatives have vonrd no n e t h a lf p u u n d . a t b ir th . oppoviiion. But no one hat asked A i r u i r d c ro w d a tte n d e d the Ihr thouiarHl. of tattooed seamen O v in .o S a n f o r d h a s k r lh a lt g a m e who come athorr here every- year. T - i .d a y n ig h t TODAY A SATURDAY OPEN 12:43 (JET MORE O l’ i OF LIFE (JO OUT TO A .MOVIE, irnl'Itl.K FEATURE NAKI Kcason Discovered It O t K F im i), 111 I l l'll — A roadblock .el up Wednesday lo calcli license plate violators netted only vmiators Iravritnu south, iNsll.-e found a resident around the corner was warning *iolatm» Iraseltng north lo lake a hypasr. A I -SI l ) UnaTUKNER-m CIIANDLER TAKES ' AFim\ U « u. M p ,oo lo . . ill Out h ,m. plawn.n, epo,lmtn| , a„ ,ttew rou ,, ((|> . d «n » quirk'y and economically. -fOvWO HJi s v ; . s.mas awr.i)[ii.r FUd .stawytarowownerja FEATl UK: .1:01 . 6:27 . D: It STAH'IS SUNDAY 1 ' u u jm LEO MtCAREY S u jju ji * - ENCLOSED PORCH RECREATION R O O M A D D IT IO N Round T H I FLA The cast j ® 1 o,lhe / iRuiinwi ym.Jn /JOANNEWOOOWRRO UO VcCAREY’ CLAUDE6INY0M-IL0UcCAJtEY FEATURE: 1:00 • .1:07 • 5:14 - 7:11 - 9:2* J- *6= QTb'r "#«nfor3 I r r if lU ^ R ) �YO U CAN CLEAN YO UR HOME TH IS SPRING W ITH OUR CLASSIFIEDS C L A S S IF IE D J -F O R R E N T L— FOR R E N T IN D E X Jb r Large 2 bedroom unfurmthrd LAR GE furniahed apartment. 310 Magnolia. Call A. K. R o iifttrr, apt, Fla. room, tiled bail). IToo Ftortlt, F A 2 IASI. Magnolia A v r . S70. FA 2 39M. 1 -M A R K E T BASKET • 2— F O R R EN T 2 A — ROOM A BOARD 1 - B E A C H RENTALS Completely remodeled I room unfurniihtd apartment. 123 Park 4— W A N T E D TO RENT Ave. New all ateel kitchen fully 5— R E A L E S TA TE FOR B A L E equipped. Apply *14 Park Ave. *— M O R TG AG E LOANS 7— R E A L ES TA TE W A N T E D WEI.AKA A P A R T M E N T S - room* •— M IS C E LLA N E O U S privet* bath*. 114 W. P im St. *— F L O W E R S • P L A N TS 2 BEDROOM block house. Ideal SHRUBS location. F A 2 6344 • IB— O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T 11— A U TO M O B ILE S • Ntcr iiterping T R A IL E R S prnale bath. irar.c f end FA 2 3944 12— B O A T S A MOTOBS U —FARM SUPPLIES A M A C H IN ER Y 14— P E T S . LIVESTOCK . S U P P LIE S IV— A R T IC L E S W AN TED 14— P L A C E S TO E A T • 17— D E A L 'T T PARLORS 1V— F E M A L E HELP W A N T E D 1*— M A L E HELP W A N T E D 34— M A L E OR r E M A L E St— W O R K W ANTED 32— B U S IN E S S O P P O R TU N ITIE S 33— S P E C ! Al SERVICES 24— P IA N O SERVICES 24-A— BUILD IN G C O N TR A CTO R S g 24— E L E C TR IC A L 9 CO N TR A CTO R S 24-A— BUILDING, R EPA IRS, 23-U B U ILD IN G S U P P L IE S 37— N O T IC E • P E R S O N A L! 15— ARTICLES FOR SALE 3»—FURNITURE A M VR \ M K IN iJ i .» ih . •K iranla U N FU R N ISH ED 2 bedroom houae. Kitchen equipped; encloaed hark porch: *crrenrd front porch: garegc. nice la-vn Good location. Adulta. FA 2 4663 or FA 23132. J. W. HALL ■Call H all" Reattar Phone FA 2-4441 D im arbor bedroom block home, kit equipment. V e n e t i a n hlindi. dlapoaal. kiirlirn exhauat fan. larce fenced in bark yard with ahade tree*. Total price I13,|i«nn requiring $2,340 oo down and $70 cm monthly which include* lave* and maurance Exclusive with. R O B ER T A. W ILLIAM S. Realtor Raymond l.andqulal. Aatoe. f a 2 3*41 Atlantic Bank Bids. a »>•••>». I? , , , , known ara unknown. <1 V< . L C --K ,n 4 — C V R 'K III* if I ' t i n a , e e * If 4 » , ' t . , u n k n o w n k a i l * a" l a w ,. d n lu n . e ra n '---. ,u i|a a ,-r rla laaaata. ..tr .« , w i «i t n i l t r I t i e m » r e i t h e r o f altfin. » r •tfcarwlaa, w » air , r eidenre e an<1 a.Iit’ f l l e l S| kO"RS known' <ii><>t>t.i:.s wif«. if know i« l*r it • at U#r. Uflitff* •leiiirf* irsn trfi. ii*lina nr \Mi- r a» A•» •t known T ill C O L D C U TS send- w n it jurati. M E A T S ltib > . »ia i I I » • ••i •i . \ . hrr k ia iiM * if I 11 % Sir | • *••! I f i l f u t t h r t i li n k ' i . . » n l a » | i « « | ls«* l i R a t f r « . •let «m > a i a M r f i «n||iti e.p •l « i f n a " ' t . a a ll it t • la# u t i ’t # r I lie III I d F l t h f f >tf I l f Ml air - la K O C E R IK S U i s c assortment uf .ta p ir g ro c ir* . 9200 Down 9100 Monthly f liilB A t lM , iflh ltR ll* unafrr I I . em *>r r i i t i p r t*f t h r w «1e • *» 1 trw lM ir a ifr n r r a «n>| *« Mfe »ae« *» k mu a l e unit ne»mn >1A M F is n iN d l p ic n ic S U P P L IE S Every thing for » complete picnic, hunting or fishing trip. F r y e r * , P m k Chop*, ^ p a i* S t e a k s G lo u n d U rc f. etc. ii *1 - il«N»|»|«t:N M l I 1' » I P .M . co m p le te a n o rt m e iit o f ec ..u>,rwle» H lo ra iM o .1 * r • M l , raaiilanera *."l •.l.lteee. C U R B S E R V IC E Dttve up blow )o u r horn— Let ti* bring IV to you C O O K furmahed. I, ,m, and I f ••••’». h e T r H oRnE■ E k i a n h e i r * a* l * » I'K 'o , rhrn . .> il.-a i a o l a a * s t e l a e - •- French A 23rd Q U IC K A P A R TM E N T Water Call FA 2 0204. o r r i/m iit r T O . •-i . v i i k . > « ' K g .v i . k . > * 1 •>» ' T U I* ' at I t . I . v K h . h • » >r» Florida * Friendlleat Moat Convenient A St. m a t k FO O D STO RES la n c y 2 BEDROOM houae. kitchen furn­ ished; on two large Iota Ideal for children See or contact Mrs. T . M. Dillard. 1021 Santa Legal Notice Lit'I GIANT 7 A M. - I I EVKKYUAY houae. FOR R E N T: 2 bedroom CB home, 2 BEDROOM unfurnished hou*e kitchen equipped, near bate, in E. 3rd. St. 4*4. Ph FA 2 inM tily, FA 2 3414. A P A R TM E N T. 1101 French Ave F U R N 'S IIE l) apartment FA 2-SSUO 4-44 \ M I II T O K E N T Full R E N T— 4 Acre* cleared on COUPLE, reliable. good charac­ Wckiva River. Ph. FA 2 S4S4 ter and reference* teck am all hnu*e nr apartment, kitchrn 3 BEDROOM furnlahrd house. E. furmahed, nr lxaae Management llth. St. 1110. Ph. EA 2VVM of amall bu«ine*i with living quartrri. BOX 49, rare Sanford New 2 bedroom houae unlurniahed Herald on a lake, vicinity of Oitrcn. 44000 per month. P h o n e 4— RKAI. E S T A T E FOR B A LA FA 20319 before « a. m. or R E A L E S T A T E D R IV E-IN after S p. m 2444 French Ave. 1— M A R K F.T BASKET OPEN unfurnished FUR N ISH ED Cottage for rent at Five Pointa. Call FA 214*7. 2 A T T R A C T IV E furni*f.rJ room*: auitable for store. office <»r sleeping 423 month: '» mile south on Orlando lli|t"»ay next In Sunoco Station. ho useho ld yv-LOST AND POUND 2 BEDROOM d^A 2 3643. or «st tiffI Wt#* «liu tf •• s i ftfM rfiiii A t* unknown 3-BEDROOMS with oak floor* ceramic tile bath, utility* room and carporte. Nice yard with good carpet of grass 91,000 D o w n SDMI M o n th ly 4 IIEDKOOMS. 2 bath*, well local cd m town. Total price Ill.oou m N E E D b lw n i S ’IlV taei Va*d In l|v# I i r r l t l l f > * i r t *»# I h i \ i n i l a J u*| 11 I a I • ir* n i t l*« Bn*| f **r S M i i l h f l r C i i u n h , K I at I ' lf r n •11 1* -I l l I* M. I n T* *i9 I I . J H 1‘ l B i n i i f f , t • »: n i i V I i n I t N M % vf ai r*# f e f»a|a »•I O In v f.#n* #* * \a» <»l Tl«# n * l i * r # »•f ( t a l l » U li fa 1 •• Q U l t 1 ti tl e §1’ • 4 a * • *i u 1r •*1 ».a *1I mt %elt|iF pa i f . «••#• W lift fla# a *|# < • f l l # oa i i | i n u l l Mini f e f t # a a..|* 9 thoreeaf I4t»«afl 1 •*A I n f if » • #1 f •ae r*r a m •h *af !•# f >af # t i l l , a la r ».f Via re h , ,, „r . ................... *• **■'•** or„ . morr "*>" mo.l.rn home on Weal aide of town SM ALL tract* of land, high or low ground. ROSA L . P A YTO N MODERN HOM E 1 year old. trraffo floor*. Iilr bath, built in atore and oven Iw rcr ator I^irgr tiriftV PI |lfl,iU*| L b RCI, j ?#*•-. h - ti# en'#r«l s iiin t' v* ti age room. Owner leaving town P a .tries and Cookie*. vviTM.en m. h,n4 en-l . . . I a. ivtoon down I a in n ■ •l»rk ..f th* . ir. ult I ■um In a.i| B AA K K EC R. nYi P t nl twO yD iUj vC aT uS - n#i.....I* ri.iict,, tia| C. A. W H ID D O N Ilia <ta* «f Kai.,ua,r > |i i||| i> f iiKtretxiv. i-t.i.-ttK Milk Butter, th r»»r.. Fas*, etc. i irt' L i T «-nt-iiT is *\t> 202 So. P a rk I A 2..V.MM l<-l! wltMtscil.i: , *tit' \ T T IC E i l.oliIII \ hr yteril.a T v vltn. ri C Block air Crushed ram 12 v it-n it*:t.t. a i <>n * B K V K R A C .K S WE offer a custom built 2 bed Vll .fl>.> a fm rU ln lllf B y th - Iwiliie, .aiton « r ea.c; t \„,iii i:...^iin.| x>,, ,, room masonry home, very apa ••Mantis, *-|..rlala ice Cold if drairrd. cioua throughout ami in like new i' l k l i a - . I , u . 14. I f » , * i w ar * “ 19 rofldltlon. Partially furnished All for 410.100 no lash prefer IS T in : i MU i i r Mil n r. sis m red but can be financed locally. J i l i l i i t i < i i u i i i ii*- m ,m u , , is vs ii r u n ,i:w isii|.n m i s i t Immediate possession is T i l l : I III n r o r 1MI- * «■* M l •If* SI MIV sai. Ie.ua j i iii.au « i n i x o i . i ; a i n s i t . mitii.A u. c u i.e , • i v n . in i M ill ila x l-lalailir | H .. 3 BEDHOOM home, Il'J Plnecrrat a:a ill. a- t o ur:. ai.xniH j. i i i t i ; a VSV^ Drive, near Plnecrrat School, Haia, iin| XUTII I 1U •HI IliraaM* s o r u r t o n r rr .s ia excellent condition. As low a* T-> all farasna h»*mr •lum a «r Tin : k i v t i : n r rt>,itit>A rn . $900 00 down. Balance like rrnt rv r.i. <• a-o i.r. arc f . mand> sgalnat a*H ••!•*» t :v i i . n i : , Vow s' l aacti of >.',i ere ha r llaadn.artaf • H|>a. lal Tr....u |.> n..tl(lt<l anl i.iiuir,.! fils an! . la in ■ an*l . I a n , a n . I , w l . t . I, I’, i i . . . maui llaliallvn v i-•i ;s; w. D IE TR IC H S - R E A LTO It I . U. . . r a l i k , r s f *>••*. m a r h a i a Nat V'-Ik Na •* York a . a i n i i , , I a a t a ia In l h a .ffi.a Elir M.lhvin— Velma Gonfalrr. r f lin n VV , Ians t l t t « n . l r i '"»»«• ................ .. . I ............. Adelaide II Moira — Associate* - . i if iim i v Ay la ika < ,■, ta J u-t a a s f e a m i r n l a t . . u r a t a . at fficR • I /• If 19 ' * 1 t 9 •• ’ . ’• • , -• 1901 Park Ave FA 2 4232 KJnrM*. mihin #i*ht cb I* • ' ’ • 1 • ■ • far D • n < ) * r n t u h i i * f r o m *l»# u m * « f •• ••»• M H p #.f # a i «| b i M* * t,f n r * a I B ’ I < )!«• h claim of 4*mam! mu»l »• iri •-«%III* •' « ‘ *laK I•*f*»*«t•r,t r Mfltlnn aa4 •*1 , m »la «« «f I r # » i r | » f i < « -»*•! » - » l - a l l f C O A »;*»i » • f t - 9 .. .9 o r i H f h 4 r f r n . . * |t» ••4 If A ft % tf| t f' r»* th* « 141'na•*' a ’*•I pi'iti -»Ia 10*9 f »t a i l j I f i N t f l ••f R # f n l 9t n | t I raun'v P l « f | i | a i« n r n / to I** tk* rjRimtnt. fctt h»r»in A f>t t n •»,« ,f,»'* Will >,e,|ae hid. •> is . lift,.* .< f f • nr •♦torn*', ef tha •, . • t ia>Mfr. Attsrnev „ r n,,,.rnn ,-u ,k Is r r F#for* i h # | p f h A o r **f \ f « r r h •h a l l bo % « '! I* 1*1* M ; ............. ... 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If I K ; r a i m . f« r 11 - r h <lf»f| « R i 1 # -it* » T « « f:a lt « n 4 r p # M r a f lir. € |»f>. * l» fV **f t h # r fa -lit | , J f ( t«ff ^mgnir T b i M#*9rr9r . e l Jn p# ia i rtrY )• li-> i.|a *•1 • ePiriliAH, !•# • Aria J I. f..|.«ul»t *fare I fIf •*!**•*• ear | •«HmI <RK4I.» d a i r y p r o d u c t s TO SETTLL ICSTATL Legal Notice AVAILAHLi; NOW .Seminole Realty Legal Notice • • I U rn if nek f#»r m a in t " I* •» |le*B I .»• r*:.:*# ^— 11* t ar n .iv#-4f ^•nfefaf aM* .»ri»l 9* I tliat 1 r*»ru* •’ | r • ' l i t « llh • ' P«BRtt |' I•ar Ii|a » p -| In *<< •rdAru # tilth |K« 1 1 *. v a|« ... 1 * •’ • K - 1•• • 11f*9| « •. . • r H t a l u l # * • — •• 1C . t l > * | o 9 lt|A H l a D l l 9 t • % I aIt <4 ftl | | » 4 'a»f*t •*».ii,i, r . 1. :• x I Hat p vi,. * * u A •• • •f I • • # l| I I alt i f f ie*r* »*f I n i i a i i i B l > » | I V r rpum a f f I ' p le i# «M ^h I* I** r n i i n B la lif fv m ^ 91a*v B n 4 »♦ »•# a.9i ah# f <11 I I ta iB tr r i f Hu** I.# fiuht la* J •art iab # I a# I t * I Bl If ll •. ^ IP9' lia'llim In 0(1* 0 | ,|a- || ? tlailit* I* .**# ao|a* RATES S100 To 5200 Affording To Care 9 I'r #a I t i n *.« f n r Cor. 27lh A 99» f|| * • #!!• I#f f* h .B f4 |h - • r« |l# l y*# a* #1 e'r than bVb IB* •* t h # » T ab •bbH hr VBrn'ia v*4«* •-) mb# •t H ll tl# • •# th# *• of B iC lB T li I A il ) •« t * , M , I . t - " * * t e * foe > , r l , a > t « f a t , a i . a n . l s R , I t . I> a ||* ,r> In hm rva l , w u k lu •* l a a 4 * *laa* f M . m *1, 1 , n f Required Th e . A g e d Phone IH (B l.*i fippetl In ft #|.Bf # tm\ 1 *. M a r a O . * Scott's Palm Manor Hom e For lliway 17 92 n. a k • I era# f» t • »U IMr.i«nnl Surroundinifs • Sprrial Diets• I.ltensetl l.l'N On Duly .\i A ll Tintrs • llonic Almonphrre ti !• re I *.9 * l . a i i g i H g 11 a . I* no • M*l»a •!»•*»» D f i f l i a.tiA e p |* il a # > a•••*• i * m i , Her I !*• I # I'lB fk l*» 99tlf» 9»1 * • IhtAlllPla, Mi'll 14 ali^ir |>» ip * #h«l •mnulatiBi 1 i|u in !• *. h f m h i r h 1 iii »• u« e | a * a PI •*f.. ,»0 . | I 1, 1 < •• » 4•. •l< l i t fail • m h i ; t« |l» tr Af |h « e »«tr|C 1 I u#o rl'ai 9. fla rM a N iiT in ; ih 1 c »: ft t.ti r ntVK N ' T i l % T I ,% r. i> 4 !• r I tin tf|. ■ at»*l I'» • •l »l | 1 9 B* a' •‘ a 9•* i 9 •> MP'lff • - fl* I 11 a«•>1 * f.AUi# ••f U n g l*a» MI • FA 27214 -»»4#r 1A M i« h in # •« fat# tnt«| k # * « h-*Bf 4 l o r r a t f i t i n c t*»n 4 i f f # r * •M h b f t i ^ a i a n n t i t r# ll c r t « s h i l l i f 4 # « i r #<1 t f i 4 * M i l l |a# B p f f i a t l I f B t n l t l * l n » tea h# h # M \ | # r R J. I » i f . A l l t i l O. f* l l t r M i h r fetk John K r p*»f C h A lr if a# P jin , 1 >*> I ,<k" " * s 9r *a 't L- i1j Ia 'r ' r u .r u .r r l O t l l l , • ■nfnr6 S rra lS F r i . Fob. 20. 19R9— P a c t 9 u — AUTOMORtl.FS— TR A IL E R S 2 4 -S P E C IA L SERVICES 39— A R Tin .P .s ro w WALK C A D IU j VC R 0 LLA W A Y, Hospital and Baby J Piece living room suite, need* Soda. Day. Week or Month— 1947 — "(W * Special 4 Door Se reflniahmg FA 2 7164. IA F F -A -D A Y Tal. FA 2-41*1. Furniture Cenier dan. Power Brake* — Tower Jacket* • It.•■*:*. Tent* * l.uggago 114 W'eat First S t Steering — Tower Window* and ARM Y N AVY SU R P LU S Seat*. Local one owner car. New 310 Sar.ford Avenue Furniture Movtng A Storag. White Wall Tire* C. U. PHILLIPS. Ygent ONLY 30*1 FAl I OR Y T O YOU W ASIIRURN VAN LINES HOLI.F.R MOTOR SALES ALUMINUM 1.W French A*e. FA 2-1*31 VFNETIY.N B U N D S 2nd A Talmeltn FA 2 4231 This i« a guest pass lo the Ritr Encloaed heal. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaiti.- rndi. Tlaatie Theatre for Ronm. Broad.ay. l» vs TO N TIAC Marchief. foil* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyloa Fvj>. d ,i. Mar. 1 equipped, p . r l e r t condition. cord*. II 240 Can hr financed for rr Teierialon Tube* Ttate.l Free. S rn k n rik f.lnxw nnil P aint Co. sponsible huyer. Thonr FA 2 0131 112 111 W 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4422 R O LLIK S HOBBY SHOT ■lav r r 1 t 20317 earning* At The Sign Of The Toiem Pol*. AN TIQ UES and JO Y C K It! 2417 S- French Are. CADILLAC PACKARD 1*47 ‘ 42 ' 4 Door Sedan — Tower S lluhwjv 17 92 i Casselberry) H E A TIN G Steering — I'owcr Brake* — Ra­ P. O. II-iv 5*7, f ern I’ark, F ll. II . II. P O P E CO. dio and Ilea ter — Factory Air W Park M» 7 3310 104 S. Park ------ FA 2 4144 Conditioned — While and Blue Antique* with a I'atf 2 tone fmiih with grey color interior. SM ALL llerlrie Washer, 120; While sewing marhine head, can O N LY 21*4 be convcrlr.l to portable. Good H ul l.Fit MOTOR S A F E S condition 272 Dellary Dr. DeW indnhirlrf Rack C .ltM 2nd A Talmeltn Bary. Ha Door (ila*a \ ent (ilaas TA 2-42.11 S E R V IC E Single hollvwood bed. mattreia A TO N TIA C Chieftain, 41 model, Senkarik fllus* and Paint C o. aprlng FA 2 *294. -* . 2 - ~ 0 ^ ____ ____ atralght I standard shift, m i l l W. 2nd SI. Ph. rA 2-1422 D 19Au'M>1Ki.i •. ler.Mo.ul 14. . aano . heater good Urea. excellent Carpenter tool* electric planer, condition Th Sanford FA 2 *471 EN VELO P ES, I.cttrrheadi atalemitre l*>v. rlertne paint spray* ' T h e lig h t w u on, ao w c thought we’d drou in.” Day nr FA 7 «»** evening*. rr. Nr*, n one i-urner oil stove. menu, mvoiret, hand bill*, and flea*onahl, prues Inquire at programi. et c. Trogreulve CADILLAC 104 Shell ltd . DeBary. Florida. Printing Co, Phnna r A 2 9 J t — HK4I. K B TA TK ro w BALK 1(44 — ‘ 40’ Special Fleetwood 4 - K E t L r s T A i r . row B ALB 304 Weft 13th St. Sedan Full Tower — Factory P LAYP EN in good condition. 3 F A R M E R 'S A G E N C Y Air Conditioned — Iwvcal Car mo. old, reasonable. FA 2H I4 . PUMPS SPRINKLER N. V. Farmer, Realtor T h u car bai true eye appeal SYSTEM S D. H. Wkitmorr. Aaaoc. 1#— F U R N ITU R E and IIO U.r.R MOTOR SALES All type* and itiei, Initalled HOUSEHOLD GOODS I l l S. French A vr. Th. FA 1 3221 tad A Tilmelto "Da It yotirstif' After hour* FA 2 2411 or FA 2 4911 FA 2 4r3l WE R EPA IR AND SERVICE S E L L US YOUR Ft RNTTURR S T I N E • W'r III V the Most 1 2 -B O A TS aad MOTORS Machine and Supply Co. • We SLIT, the Ylnst JOT W. 2nd St Th. FA 2 4432 • We PAY :he Most ‘ Gateway to the Waterway'* SUPER TR Y IIIN G TO ST Year Evlnrude Daaltr PRESERVE your bahy i shoea In Th. T.Y I 0477 ROBSON STO R TIN G GOODS 2 Bedroom! everlaaling hronre, gold or 104 4-9 r . tat Then* F A 2-4961 •liver— Write Thl* Is a free pass to ih* Rltg F lo rid a Room BYIII M l \l T Theatre for Svlvia Cnmltork. M Ft C O R R K tT C R A F T B»ai — F .I I .A . — 916 Ninth llraih *1. Fvp .lair March 6th. anil trailer, remote rontrolv and Daytona Beaih. Ila steering, lop and aide curiam*. • BIG V A LU E S 24 h p Johnson Speed Meter I4A— P LU M H ts r. nut ROOFING • QUICK C R E D IT and many other rxtraa. $474 or • EASY TE R M S will take trade ta i FA 2 <49. C AM T U I S k ill I (Include** Ctoeing) TIA M ItlM . A IIL Y T IM i INI' 24 H. p Johnson, make offer. SANFORD Phone FA 2 7491 New And Uied Furniture FA 2 24*3. ____ 311 E First St FA 2 4421 M l 1IBING M ERCURY Oi l BOARD MOTORS Contracting A Itrpalri Humes Dcsik'ned For W. P. SM ITH Flee E*timatr< Horidit l.iv irtg. New A I ’aed • Outboard Sale* A S e rrirr R I . II \It\ IV .*>i I IJctlroom*— 1 4 2 Hath* 2414 Park Are F A 2 6214 204 Sanford Ave Phone FY 2 33A3 • Work* W rit Of French Furniture and Applianraa Avenue on ?nth Street. It — feisUveateckSaopliru M OD EL OPEN D AILY : oj r . F m t st. ph. f a Ttinroughbrrd Boston Bull dog. For the Beat Buea rn Real Estate female. » mo old. *2i> Bud Used furniture, app'lanrei, tool a S K K C L 'I .I .E N A I I A R K K Y I'l I MBINt. long. Corner 3rd A Main, En etc. Baught-aold. t.arrr'a Mart W'. A. Cagle, Jr Salesman HI. \ I IM . Irrprtse. 214 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4111. I IO N Tara A ae. I V T A 12191 This la a free pas* In the Rill AIR l IlN D I HONING New A Used Furniture k Appli* FOII T H E SM ALL FAM ILY Theatre for Arthurenr •ook. C O N TR A C T and REPAIR WORK atice* Y Good Place To 2 BEDROOM •'ll home with I H I Sanford Yvr. FA 2 4442 Evp. dale March tlh. III V S E L L «.r T R A D E . brlik trim, lde bath, kitchen JENKINS F U R N ITU R E I Immrdintc Occupancy equipped, arrirnrd porth suit­ 17— RRAI/TY PARIAMU k 4.*l Sanford Ave. able fur J la room Carporte Wo ilunranteu IVraona! J im- C. Thomas II YHRIETT'S B E A U T Y NOOK and utility room. Oak shaded ■to-MIST AND i o i S l i ™ " " * .Satisfaction nr Your EA 2 0M9 lawn feme.I bark yard In Eeb Spe.ial SI0 permanent 47 V) 1023 Santa SI. Monrv Cheerfully l.«)SI .me hnv * Bievcle site M ". city ti* 640 (a. F A 2 3742 104 S o Oak 11— PIANO S IR VICE Kefundccl. Red. J. I'. Iliggin*. W'a* lost in vl< mils of High School. Can Nil E older two U-dr.Mim homr »T— r i m a l e w t i.r w a n t m o I’lYNO TU N IN G 4 It ll'Y IIIIM . Im identified Reward Phone with iuo.ltr ii l.atb and kitchen F lll'lt WOMEN We can a<*ure IV. I IIARMBN J Y 2 141< or FA 2 2UI4. Hardwood Bonn, wall heat, you «f a good steady income Th E Y 2 1223 Aftrr 4 Oil p m large closets, 2 screened porth if you tan work 3 hr* a day, 21 Y III II H IM . « I l M H t l IllltS HEW Yflli fnr 12 year nld hlonda r* and 2 . ar garage tin large outside vour home FA 2 2Tn7. cocker, last seen Sunday al 24th lot in rily. 41J.wo no. f.-r «arpeiitry, painting, sneen SI snd Talmeltn, C a l l t t'ltll GIIII.S over 21 Apple in l"g. roofing, ami plaster repair, FY ? 1141 . H viol work m I'liioa or Orlando person at fig \\ Whistle Cor. Ilwy. I7-B2 A 27th 81. asphalt tile. a*hevt»t aiding, we havr a home for you. local Big Sala Qa " ij'»iiiy or w.«*| step., leveling* uOST— LEASE Phone FA 2 -l.'.ni OUR SALESWOMEN r.| nrar 17-92 in Caatrlherry. Everything. Furniture Cenier. and repairing garage* and IF IT IS llE A l. E S T A T E Neat 2bc.lro.im l i t kitchen EARN weekly Income plus Sav­ wrecking call F \ 2 4499. in;* Bond* W'r train *nu Mr* equipped, earturtr and ulllity *>k Ctumlry 4 Monte.Ih J. an Milano h Bov 214, lan k 14— K I.L L TR It Yl. SERVICES a t 1 1 7 S o u t h l a r , I ’ h. E \ 2 t d y j r.H.ni t7 92ni*i hall A\ON Manag. r V YCI 4 Yl « | | t M It Id PAIRS JL U , M \JtIR ItKOWN III ti l V t M M U M B E H E D white lady to Part* fur all makrv nf 'leaner*. Realtor shaie mv home and rar* for L lttlro lu i, Hoover. Kirby, etc 1.6 N. | ark Avr Tk. F a 2-412J I.V K E Y| \ItV •mall <hil.l while mother works free pirk-up. Work guarantred. Th. FA 2 3237 or FA 7 .3*1 Boom. iN.anl and 4'J> no FA 2 474'. RAYM OND M. RAI.K EA 2 4419 3 BEDROOM ( I t home, kiiihcn R EALTO R A INSl ROR llouse Wiring -■ E.rcttte Senrleo r<|uipprd. ||,OTA, tale tip low Thud M. A- Park Avenue. Sovith 2* — Male o r female Sid 4 ihlrn m o n t h l y p a y m e n t * . P h I Y ’ .’, 2 7 .', Y'all t all Ball R A N D A L L ELE C TR IC Co Men Women 120 D a Jj. Sell luml 112 Magnolia FA 2 091.4 Phone FA 2-3641 noui namrplald Writ* Reeve* 3 nEDROOM home, I tilr.l hath (Vs Alllebor.i. Mass 24 A - Bl II.DING - R I P Y i n S kitrhrn furnivhrd, dining area. w. ||. “Ii.ll ’ S T K M I ’ K R Agrae, P AIN TIN G ••v:r.g room, utility roum. porch Realtor A Insurer ll-W o tk Waate* | Asbestos s i d i n g II.i i .I wihmI ri/iO R iifidinf and Entailing floor* S’l .l.V'. yea onal.li down As-or. Laura B. Chirr. II E. Taffer Painting A I FA 2 792* Arlrlt Trice. Lvrrctt Harper Cleaning, * a i 1 n g Serving payment. • • Plum# FA 2 4MI 111 N. Park Seminole County fine* 1*24. Espenenred Trnrk Driver Famt 2 BEDROOM home on two lots. II. M Glea.nn 1 ake Mary list with North South and West ! * Mrdnllinn llunira I tile hath, thing room, .lining l BOOM unfurnished frame house FA 1 "414 INH| K I M 1 on large lot, 4 miles West of room, kitchen with l..l« of « ahi * fu e l uni lim it 4Jimlil jr Sanford, off Rt. 44 Deep well. D«pcnd*tde met hanically inrline.il net*, utility room and rarpurtr EA 2 142a. 44‘uai, low down pj.mrni high i< hool Ixiy want* wnrk in' o a iia A. O. RO BERTS. Krai Estate afiernn<vn« a n d Saturdav I.HTS H )R SALE Large 42 * 14* FA 2 |9H2 f A J 4169 Good land, rlrared, some land Inrltidre rioeing Unal •raping Cash or small payment Ironmr. toe A tic FA 2 7241 IIOMK SKKKKRS Mria.h llldg I Y 2 \i\2 down, halan.* 124 per month. T u r n W m l O n 2Blh If you iant find "your' kind >d III do i r o n i n g in my home I - n. MANN S i. I'ullaivv t mmlrv Immr littr.l for sale, whs riol JT— M U It US. IT It so.s v i s FA 2 « • B«v B Lake Menroe ( lull ltd. K W a lc h visit our office and check our Phone FA 2 3*14 IN COM E TA X SERVICE I'n r O u r S ign s . . . up to date selection of fmr Babysit nr iron. EA 2 7929 Win. II. Murray home listings t — M ORTGAGE IHYNA FLORIDA COUPLI l.xal r. *> lilt Celery Ave FA 2 1394 IIOMK SKI.I.KKS ll.ua) lo lluu.Onn available for dent* desire to rent nr manage Closed .Sunday If your home it prt.cd right, we pun base of •rend mortgages. farm nr fish .amp (.nod trirr •MMI A. M. 'Til Dark ran tell it for you' Why not -ABT1CI FJ» FOR IAIJI enee* Bos OK. Sanford Herald. Ph Drluinan. orlandn Tempi* SUNDAY try us’ 1 4902 nr Midway 7 342.4. HIGH M HOOL girl want* list’s Cotton A Wool Yarm. Notlene, Open Mon and I n. till * I* M. 2 :0(1 I*. M. T i l Dark Threads, Tepea. sitting after arhiml and all day -FM lW KKS. FLA NTS N O I.I.IN S IIHHRT SHOP S l c n s l r o m R e a lt y •luring summer. FA 2 1470 At The Sign (If The T'dem Pelo. Moral Arrangcmenit — 4'ortagu. III Kill H T S ll N 'lltliv i RiMlKKEEPEB want! part time 2*17 S. French Ave. SANFORD EI.HWf.II SHOP llrgtslrrrd llln lrr wnrk FA 2 6471 after 3.30. FA 2 1122 or FA 2 0270 6 •EN HISNI It Swing needle, tig-tag. Singer i j j r n r . bhoahwyy i'tinxlruction C o .. Inc. W O OD RUFF'S •rwing machine. Brand new. KEN 14IRBI I T 211 Wral 244li Blreal . Farm A Garden Center 424 down and paymrnta of 412 0U Avvoc lairs Phone F A 2 3 I!J Retired nr active men nr women ANNUALS per month I’h.mr FA 21610. Ml V Park — ph. FA 2 2420 Im al framhi-e available No *0| Celery Av*. franrluve fee Investment 49V) ui 2 Ilf HID ii >41 home, kil.lirn equip up Ins eitmrnt fully lectired by A/Af.EAS In Bloom. I^irgr ped, Fla. mom Smal' down inventory. No telling Outran Selection from 39r or 3 payment. F A 2 46.W teed Income Write to Ro( TAA fo r I I 00 c o Sanford Herald. MAVFAIIt S E C TIO N : Sps .oua 3 GKYPKY II.I.L N UR SER Y l-edr.-.m furmahed home Own •.rapes die Avr. FA 2 04*0 29 SP1CIAL B B B V IC M rr. FA 2 1694. Wc invite you In lie our ruhvU alnwilutrlv free 11— A U TO M O B ILE S — TR AII.ERR WELL DRILLING without obligation at one of Sanford's leading 3 BED BOOM CB, living A dinu;g Falrbanki Mori* Pumpa CADILLAC Motels while von locale auitable housing for room, kifrhen equipped, family Repairi lo all makta room, 2 hatha, quirl nelghlmr 1947 '*2" Special 4 Door Sedan you and your family. 1'ick up your key at the HOWARD W. LONO hood, uly limits. SII.4U) Gl Power U r ake* — Power Steer­ Sale* Office. yn r.. uommticial Ava. iimrlgage. D l-4 down or term* i n g — 30.247 aeloal — Original Phone FA 2 2*33 FA 2 1669. T u m — Spare hai never been wed. 3 BEDROOM, hath! new rna»Quick L^undremat Service O N L Y 43494 onry home. Good location lim e Sbirta Firliked la 6# Hour* nRAIf.F.Y O D H A M , l'reo. fo school* and shopping center. IIO IJ.L R M lllBTt BALLS Sanitona Dry Cleaning Corner 11 nrv. 17-92 A 27lh SI. Phone F A S 4'-**l. FHA financed 2nd A Palmrflo r . r»th s» Fnodmart Bldg. MONA JARVIS F A M il* FA 241U u ia u m l ---------------------- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SUNLAND Estates & COUNTRY CLUB MANOR South P IN E C R E ST 3rd Addition. *28000 WILSON - MA1ER *8280LOO $SAVK$ only $67*'>0 monthly VA - FHA PHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As S100 m 7 Mather of Sanford IMuni hin : it Kcpairs ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Si. C’. NEWJ RAVENNA PARK HOMES X $450 Down OPEN D A IL Y SUoem aheA oTt^IVl.TirnfA WEIX’OME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Odham & Tudor, Inc. �JU ST A S K THE FO LKS W H O L IV E I TH ERE I I Tennis Courts Basketball Courts STATES Dedicated Parks Shuffleboard Courts Recreation Areas On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 HOMES COMPLETED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Down Payments Otheri under construction will be completed within one to three weeks •• low as * 4 0 0 Monthly Payments m low M A Homes Are Equipped With These Plus Features — ('u «tn m Hull! f j i h l n t U * Terrain) Floor* • 0 K Stove • (1 K Refrigerator • (J K Hot Wnler Heater* Tile ltoIh • Venellnn Blinda • Paved R t m li Sidewalk* Street I.lghla Recreation Arena Tennis Courta Basketball Court Wnl Fumiic* Dedicated Parka • C ltjr ft*w i t * Baa Complete!/ Furnish id Modal Homa Today I We cin qualify you for one of these plane hi thirty minutest Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed O r Your Money Returned! 0 rr .J & udor. u Soloi Office Phone FA2-1501 �— „ ------ Aft Macmillan, Nikita Local Group Supporting 16789768 Cross State Canal Drive £ ,.e Saniurd-T.lusvide Canal will not be emphasised Una week wh«n the Florida Waterway* Com­ mittee meet* with Florida'* rangrosionfl delegation w Washing­ ton L.stead. the Committee, which met Friday in Ocala, will push for the allocation of tund* for the actual ttart of the C ruu State Canal. It will urge the delritation to »erure an appropriation for the j O ’Ject. In the proipectu* prepared for the U. S. Corp* of Engineers. UuCro«* Stale Canal »a* approved for construction. Since 2530 per ce.it of the tonnaire utrd in the report would pat* through the St. Johns River and the Hanford- Officers Stumped % Mayor Slashing G K FFN SB U H G . lad. |UPI) — Police today said they were at a to** for clue* to the identity of three men who lurrd Mayor Shel­ don Smith to hi' office and slash­ ed him about the face, neck and arm* with a rator blade. Smith, 39, who al»o served »a p l y court judge, told police he behoved the Saturday night a* awult wa* a grudge attack. Attendant* at Memorial lloipiU l (aid Smith wa* in fair condi­ tion. He wa* uncunaciou* for nearly two hour* after the attack. Smith *aid he received an aronymou* telephone call from a man *eeking help in filling out hi* Income tax. Smith arranged to meet I he man at hla downtown ofee. where he eonduet* an acuntmg bu»ine»a. ' Smith *aid three men were wait­ ing at hit office and one began ■lathing at him with the raior blade while the other two held him. The bandit* took money from Smith'* billfold, poibe laid, and lifted the *a*h box in hD office. Smith, the fattier of three child­ ren, ti concerned mortly with mis­ demeanors and traffic caiet In la capacity aa city judge. Howvar, he octaiionally aentcncM violators to *b»rt term* cn atete penal farm* ___ a t * Hoffa Interested In Higher Wages MIAMI BEACH <UPI> - Team s lu r * President J a a c t Hoffa lay* he te more Intereeted in higher cragwe than hi a ehorter work Week. We're not going to worry about a lew hour* off until we've railed living itandard* first." Hoffa said at a newt conference Sunday. "Who want* to stand still with Mm tame wage* for two or three o f f ir i just to have the eatra *Whm«V' he aiktd. Hoffa convened hie board of di­ rector* here today. He »aid the ■nion will discu** plant (or seva ril announced teamster* organ! ■alional drive*. Hoffa said a shorter work week would not improve the nnemploy meni lituation. "If a man only had to work (our eight hour days at one job. he'd ju»t have to taka another 9[>art-time job — probably for leae pay." he said Negroes Arrested , , , . — I Titusville ( anal, the Sanford pro­ ject will depend only on the roostru.tiun of llie Cro>» State Canal. Waterway* Committee Chair­ man John tinder said, "Then the Sanford - Titusville Cana] would become a oecrssily and justlflcalion for conilructiua would he a mailer of course." The lawmaker! will meet with the committee delegation at a luncheon In the Capitol Building, Thuraday. 8|pokrsman for the group will tie Cordon Thompson, Jackionville. The canal pruject would link the Atlantic Ocean lo Ih* Golf of Mexico. Krider wiU leave fur Washing­ ton tomorrow night. During the stay he will meet with Navy of­ ficial* in reference to the Sanford Naval Air Station, and will eiatt an Industrial prospect Krider and Al Lee represented Seminole County at the Water way* Hireling Friday, Five Persons Dead In Flaming Crash CALLAHAN. Fla (U P H -F iv e persons were killed in a flaming cartruck crash on U.S. 1 just south of here early today. Highway patrolmen salt! only one of the victims could l « im­ mediately identified. He was John A. Barlow. 32, a Marine stationed at Camp Lcjeune, N.C. Trooper K. S. Akers said the other victim* were a woman, aga uncertain; a woman betwrn If and 25; a man about 15; end a boy about 10. Akers said the victims were la a car headed north which wai on the wrong tide of the highway when it smashed head-on Into a Dactor-trailcr truck Driver of the truck was Howaid Lewis Fast of Crdarlown, Ca., who wai admitted to SI. Luke a Hospital at Jacksonville. Akers said the car Wat driven by one of the women who appar­ ently fell asleep. It took workers more than an hour to remove the burned bodies {nun the wreckage. .Uteri said the bodies were «o badly burned It probably Would lie afternoon before identification of all the victims eotild be com­ pleted. MOSCOW (U P D — British Prune Minister Harold Macmillan openrd formal talks on East-West lasues with Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev in a I 1* huur meet ing at the Kremlin loday. A British spokesman said Use two piemicis “discussed world af­ fair* in general." He said they "have not gotten down to AngloRussian relations." The London Dally Mad ssstd Macmillan tuk] Khrushchev in in­ formal talks over the weekend that Britain L ready to sign a non-aggression treaty with Russia if he finds it would help ease Fast-West tension*. An offirisl Soviet news agency report on the opening session said "a review was continued of ques­ tions of mutual interest." Macmillan showed up foe hie meeting with Khrushchev wearing the foot-high white fur hat be wore on his arrival in Moscow arid which delighted Muscovites. He also wore a borrowed fur rowt. A British spokesman said Mac­ millan "gave a full explanation of Western thinking on (he Soelat Union and its policy" to Khrush­ chev at their informal talks out­ side of Moscow Sunday, "Khrushchev spoke extensively on what the Soviet government thinks of the West and Western policy," he addtd. At Least 120 Dead In Tribal Rioting * ______________ XLIX U n ite d a w iINDEPENDENT N n E P K M n c N T DAILY n iii.T iNEWSPAPER trv v Q P ip c b AN PrewA Joseph Gibbs Jr. Dies In Hospital Joseph Gibbs Jr., uf Lake Mon­ roe, died al 1:50 a. m. today In flrrange Memorial Hospital Oibbt jfa* hurt seriously, Feb. U , when *Ua bicycle was hit by a truck on {Rate Road 46. Gibb* had a paper route from Paola to the Lake Monroe Bridge and was deheenng papers when (he accident occurred He was 11 The body la at Bnsson Funeral Home. Funeral service* will be announced Officiol Wounded *in Starting Race LONDON i U P D — An Air Minis­ try ifxktsm** add today that A ir Marshal Wlllicm M*d>--.*ld commander in chief of th* Royal A ir Force la tha Middle East, wounded himself la tha lag .while acting as starter at a croes-coun try race oa Cyprus. “The air mershal sufftred a ted »* ie d leg from th* bldrJl wadMs* apohaamaa said. M ONDAY. FEBR UAR Y 23. 19'.9 SANFO RD . FLORIDA NO. S7« Option, Scholastic White House Hits Pioneers Assemble News Briefs Averages To Help, Picks Italy Vacation Demos On Dulles For Annual 'Night' Official Declares BONN. Germany lUPll - West German cAaneellur Konrad Ade­ W A SH IN G TO N <UPI>— The nauer plans to vacation In Italy Mints Houie taid today that for the second straight year. Democrat* demanding th* re­ placer lent of ailing Secretary of WASHINGTON (U P I) — Rainy Slate John Foster Dulles an- juit weather forced postponement oil trying *lo get Ihelr name* in the groundbreaking ceremonies today newspaper*." Sen*. Stuart Symington (D-Mo ) for the new east front of the UJI. and Hubert H. Humphrey (D Capitol. Mmn l called on President Eisen­ hower to name a successor to Dulle* at once. TE H R A N , Iran (L P l)-lra n la n White House Press Secretary : *• * ** Jams* C. Hagerty di»mU»ed the tiraWMediby ^vlat^threata. of^re- ,|1(fment, *, M much publicity tallatlon If Iran signs a military reeking. He said In answer to agreement with the L . S. luestions lhal "it Is remarkable what people will say lo gel their names In th* newspapers." HIGHLAND SPRINGS. Va. Hagerty said this was his own « U P I> - James W. Cast . « . was rescUon lo the Symington and burned te death Saturday while Humphrey statement* but that th* trying to find and save hi* dug lYrridenl was aware of them "lie Is also aware of th* many in his biasing humr. The dog al­ other member* of th# Senate from ready had fled safely. both parties who say we should avail ourselves of Dulles' ser­ TO K YO (U P I) — The city gov­ vices," Hagerty eald. Sens John F. Kennedy ID ernment voted a special 555.600 appropriation during the weekend Mass ), John J. Sparkman (D Ala.) and Richard L. Neuberger to fix the road* which Crown (D-Ore.) differed with Hymlng Prince AkiWto and his commoner Ion and Humphrey. They said fiance will i-avel on tnelr w-d- Eisenhower should wail lo name a dmg day, April 10. successor to the cancer stricken Dulles. Elsenhower, meanwhile, s p e n t M ONTGOM ERY, Ala. ( U P Ij~ more than an hour with Acting The U. 1. JU'tlee Department Secretary of State Christ tin A. goes into federal court here today Herter. Hagerty said th# meeting to seek a psrmanent Injunction dratl with a broad rang* of Stale against two resigned vutlng regls- Department mailers. ta n and to half allrgcd discrimi­ nation against Negro** Ceremonies Delayed Iran Won't Scare Road Repairs Slated Injunction Scheduled Strike Violence Hits Syrians On Parade Case Isn't Closed On Air Space Here Negro Is Charged In 3-Car Accident Car, Heater Blaze Industry Seeking To Buy City Land Local Rugby Team Unique In South 1908 For State Schools, Odum Says In Moonshine Lose ^ned «>•*<Marsh.n w.. -hoMmi Viol. Brown and Ros.I.e Faulknor were arrested for selling moonshine in Midway Saturday night. A The two Negro a uni** were pul ■ the county Jatl. Other weekend report* included routine drunkenness and traffic offenders Sheriff J L. Hobby said that telephones stolen from public booths w rrr becoming of grcal concern, both to hi* de pariment and the telephone oom pany. "We are watching at many booths a* possible, and trytng to M p l th* phone company to move them to well lightest or occupied areas." he said. Established Segregation End Not In Sight Gives Life For Do? X-Ray Units Here Starting Tuesday W ire -f -------------------------- B R AZZAV ILLE. Congo (l'P a»— The savage intertribal rioting that killed at lead 1ft) Krrroca here last week wa* reported to­ day to have *pread tot hr jungle town of. Ft. Rouitet, J30 mile* north of Rrauaville. Thr re wa* no Immrdiatr report of casualties from Ft. Rnusset. but It was known that a number of native huts there had been art on fire. A detachment of a'.ate police was sent north from Rrauaville late Sunday in anticipation of trouble at Ft Roussel. y A tense calm reigned in flrasaaville loday with several thou­ sand French • officered Negro troops patrolling the streets ready to clamp down on any new riot­ ing. Wailing African women, carry­ ing their household belonging* on their heads, were streaming back Into the devastated rows of shacks in Poto-l'oto and Bacongn. at oppotlle soda of this teeming city. P iIT S U iH G H (U P D Police B rsnavillr remained under vir­ tual martial law, enforced by were ruthrd to e plant of (he F T . BRAGG. N. C. <U1»1>— French High C o m m i s s i o n e r strike hound Allis Chalmers Co. Army doctors repurted today George* Guy with the consent of today when pickets tried to halt a treatment uf Gen George C. Premier Fulbert-Youlou, head of flat-car by forming a human bar­ Marshall, TN-year-old World War thi* Infant African republic. ricade. Police (armed It a not and II chief el staff, has been compli­ arrested morr thin 15 persons. cated by a pituitary involvement which has weakened his condi­ tion. DAMAM.Ua (U P D — several Col. ti. M. Powell, chief of med­ thousand troopa and hugs Sovieticine at Womack tienrral Hospi­ made tank* paraded through th* tal here, where Marshall is being streets of this Syrian capital to treated fur a second stroke suf­ day In tribute to United Arab Hefered last week said the genera] publir President Gama I A ld rl Two middle X-ray units from Nasser and Yugoslav President "shows an indication of an in­ volvement uf pituitary and "this the State Board of Health will ar­ Tito. Involvement has complicated hla rive In Sanford tomorrow The local health unit and the treatment.' However, Powell said Marihall Seminole County Tuberculosis and | -pent a restful night and was con- Health Association are arranging •clou*, lie said the genual's pneu- a schedule so everyone In the rounty will have an opportunity nomia remained under Control Marshall's condition was listed to get a free X ray. One mobile unit will be In as "serious" and the prognosis downtown S a n f o r d , tomorrow wa* still guarded. The air rights raw Is lari elosA Sunday mrdiral bulletin rw through March 7. In front of Yow ell’a. Hour* ftvr X rays will he 10 ^ J*1_____ ______ __a m to t p. m. snd >1 p m , The cate, tried last week in the h* U » » * « n U y seamed to be improVing” sll|htiy during U - * District Court. Orlando, lo­ th* past thrrr days. The other unit will be al the vulved II parcels uf land around Gists Fountain in Fern Park frum the hsnfutd Naval Air Station. 1-4 p. m tomurrow, and at th* The guvtrnmcnl *u»d property Focsd Center in Altamonte Spring* owners for settlement for comfrom 16 p. m, liensatinns, following a "declaraMr*. Lorraine Graham, exrcu Uon uf taking" In 1953 The de­ tiv* secretary uf th* TB Astoria claration gives the government A Ihiee tar atsidvm Saturday tiuri, has urged evrryonr to take perpetual right* to the air sparr night Uvrnt-d things up at the advantage of the service. "It Is over the land* in the approach corner of 26lh SL and Sanford only by finding hidden rases in pattern. A y*. time lo efferl a rurr and hy pre­ The case had !<*«-n reported a* Jimmie lew Cleveland, Sanford venting the unwilling spread of >'u**d. A spokesman for Kenneth negro was arrested on three this disease that we will ever lie Npauluig, attorney for the dr•-ounti when he was unable to pre­ able to eradicate tuberculosis," fondants, said this morning that vent his ear from plowing Inin the she said negotiations are stfil in prorr-s. rear of another, causing a chain All but six paicels were settled reaction. out of court lael week. The dis­ Occupant* of the other two car* puted property lie* on the west were Mrs. Sadie June* ITuchl, Two i alls w rrr answrrtd by the shir of the field bounded by San­ Long wood, and Almas Eugen* FI Sanford Fire Department over the ford Ave, Mattie St . the Atlan­ kridgr, Miami. They hid stopper! weekend. tic Coast Lin# tracks and Gen­ for the Daffic Ughi Firemen put out a car Itre Sat­ eva Ave. * Cleveland was charged with urday at 5 SO p. m at V* East driving while intoxicated, improper Eighth St., and squelched *n over iirenae tags and carries* and ne­ heated kerosene heater at 2407 gligent driving. Adams Court last night Marshall Suffers Another Setback Leased 9 Th# Harford tlauufacturtng Co will ask for the right to purchase additional eity land lo the north of Ms present location tooighl at the City Commission meeting. Alto on the agenda is the re­ quest of David Gatrhel for funds for the "Highway |7 Asscv-iathin" for tourist advertising Commiviionere will hear a re­ commendation from th* Zoning and Planning Commission aUwit mechanical garages in the retailcomm*rrial arras; and a consider, ation of utilities agreements with the Hanford-Housing Authority, Under Mir leadership of V A H -I, | including Yale, Harvard, D « t a sugby team ha* been formed at mouth and Princeton. Th* City of Hanford is doing il* Iha Hanford Naval A ir Station. Known as the Navy Sanflys, Ih* part tu promote Ih* tram Playen will use the field across th* street team has formed a schedule, its from the Giant's Dormitory for first gem* will be played March scrimmage and games. Th* pub 7 at Pensacola against the Royal lie to invited to tha arrimmage Canadian* of Saufley Field Thuraday at t p. m., whan the man Tha Sanford team i* unique to will appear to full regalia. the Navy, and will attend tradi­ Members have been recruited tional Rugby Weak In Bermuda from aB unite at Ramey Field. May fair Inn guests joined 16 during April. There the Navy Captain of the Navy Sanflys la local prate*liana I golfers for the Sanflye will compete against the Tom (Hambonei Hamilton. The third prosm tournament at th* British Army, th* Bermuda Ath­ team to the only one formed In season, today. letic Aseociation Canadian Wan­ th* tooth, and will represent the The tournament* have bvtoiss derers, the New York Rugby Club southern states ax such. a feature of Monday golf at the and a stream at Ivy League teams. Let's have as n. Mayfair Country Clo* Pro-Am At Mayfair Lake M ary'i Jlth annual Pinneed Night will lorgm at T o clock tonight. Site of the celebration will be th* Lake Mary Chaml>er of Com­ merce building. In the annual observance, the Lake Mary Chamber has good reason for honoring Honda's resi­ dent* who have passed Ihelr itoth birthday. The Chamber I* in* old­ est in Hie stale, and only recently observed Its Kth anniversary. Invited are all pioneets, new and old. They will be greeted with pmes, refreshments and entertainmrnl. Speakers will include Mack Cleveland Jr., K. T . Ml twee, Mrs. Mary Karl* Walker and Dr. J. Bernard jiuol. TAM P A (U P I) — Yost public Mutual selections will be of­ fered by Ih* Triple Trio and Hi* schools In Florid* ran continue Double guarict from Seminole to operate on a segregated bail* High School. Dances by students for years, Assistant Ally. Gen. of the Deanna School uf Dance Ralph Odum said today. Odum, slat* segregation expert, have been specially planned to amuse Ih* "young" oldsters satd the parent option plan of The piece d* resistance will I* private schools would he needed Dot tie J inline and her dummy, only In scattered spot*. He urged till la, Dorothy is a quiet observer that the Legislature adopt this of coniuiunlty living. Her opinions plan so that parrnla can with­ cleverly are expressed through draw their children from integrat­ the medium of Olltt. ed schools and educate them prlFrank Evans, chairman of Pio­ vatrly with Itate financial assist­ neer Night, has slrrtsrd that those ance. under 60 may be admiilrtl. if they "The courts have not ruled that accompany one of th* older guest*. racial Integration must be carried There is no charge for the gay out Just for the sake of integra­ evening. ting. regardless of normal geo­ All over 60 will be given Piuoter graphic districting." Odum told Badges. Those wearing Ih* badges tomorrow night will be guests of th* Independent Bankrra of Flo­ the Bill Theatre and manager rida at a luncheon meeting. Th* Orchard Villa School la Millon Hawley. They will see ih* movie “ Hally Round the Flag, Miami, an all while school which Twenty nrw hutnes have been Hoys", starring Joanne Woodward the Dade County School Board started in a new suldiv stun near and Paul Newman. ordered integrated next fall, ia Semln»le High S«hnol on 2Uth St. located In a predominantly Negro San Sem Knolls will contain acclion. three bedroom, two hath homes, "Wher* residential areas by larigiiig frum 513.25ft to 1H.250. rare are not so well defined, the Philip J. Zeuli, formerly of criteria provided by tha school Hackensack, N J , has developed placement law, such aa scholastic 2 300 home suldivUions around levels, will result In a high de­ llusbrttuch Height. N. J., wher* gree of natural segregation," Arthur Godfrey, Frank Sinatra Ddura declared. and Barney R»*a make their The Seminole Chapter of the lie said there should be a law honin The houses were priced Amrriran Canr*r Sorieiy will h«M lo drline the reason and condi­ from 5IS,(K)0 o $6rt,ow». un urgatiDatlumd tun ting al thr tions which lustily a child'* withZeuli is now residing In San­ Civic Center, Wednesday, al 7:M drawal from an Integrated public ford. and plans to build several P m. school and hi* receiving a granthome* with distinctive design In (ten# IlsstrU. executive three- m-aid wdh wtu-h to attend g p riibis area, "I feel that Banfold U tur <sf Urange County and fleki | rate srhool. '* one uf the (avtrat growing cilice representative fur lit* counties, Omium said Ihie law ahuuld bn 'including Seminole, will discus* ! PAiaed with the idea that the 8uPair with high 74 t* T9 IhU in Florida," h# satd, oflernuun. Parti* cliriuly luiiixht Sale, and promotion fur Ban in drlail Ih* past performance premr Court had ruled that tir# and Tbe-day. Warmer tonlxht Seni Knolls will be handled and th* future plans uf III* local art ui segregation by races in schools ia harmful. with lu* 60 to 65. Variable wind* through thr office of Slemper chapter. "We Hunk it necessarily fotlnwa I to II mile* par huur. I Agency, Realtor*. Dining Ih* past year, th* local chapter has shown educational that the art of forcing a child films Ui various civic organiia- to attend an integrated school, linns, service clubs, Navy per­ reganllrs* of his deep • seated sonnel and dependents and tociai training and convictions would, Irecause of the same intangible, group*. Th* chapter also bar operated psychologk-el factors, result in a loan clos*t to supply rancor harm to the child, and unequal opportunities," ba patient* with various diesiing* educational and sick room supplies. A large said. "Tina Inequality should justify mimtier of women's elubs of Sca legal method by whlrh a parent ruiivula iVunt) have supported TA LL A H A S S E E (U P I) — The rtiung legislation to baad off th# thi* program by preparing th« could make a choice a* to whrih* state Junior Chamber of Com­ ariun. The lewlutiun passed bate Sun- dtr-slngs from discarded bed lin­ er his child will attend an into* merce has passed a resolution grated school." ens. dny said; opposing any mux* to abolish All dubs and urfanilsGon* arc "The J*y<*** believe tiir pub­ Florida's fr»c public achuul sys­ lic echouls must be prt«rrved etui j invited to arm! representatives that ti is the reeponsibtIUy that th,» meeting. Aa Invltcllon U tem. piewrvation ami control of the **»end#d to any rc.ld.nl of the The rwaolulson dowa mil mention public achoul syatem rest In th* county whe la interested in the the race issue, but in K th* fund- of the clllien* of Florida.' work of cancer rontrol and who Jay era* support the school system The resolution said it ie th* is Intrrrslad In maintaining an a* guaranViead by Mir Florida "inherenl duty" of rlvie organiia- atlivc county rhapter. A Charlotte, H. C., visitor toll Constitution. lions w> InVrlve thwmsalves in Sanford wills a warm spot to hta Copies of It will he sent to ltu*« which affect th* life of the heart (or it* honerl reiKlenle. ail members of tne Legislature community they iwrv* and "the When J. Norman (Vase cam# whim Convene. M l* Apr.. I. J(, ut )) Cu,UVII.., to police to rvpurt the loss of big Sum# legislative U .d .re has# mv.luabU role which “ « r‘lF d e n o te d U ^ Kl.edullng pub||c rJu, ation ,.U ) , ln , hc #1IB A .Sanford Negro is in Jail un­ wallet. It was already llu-r*. Mr*. uf token school integration ill tinued growth of Florida." der a total bond of tlfut after Ft. C. (layman had found it in ■ tclrpbune booth. The wallet corn Dad* County and have Called for In other revolution*, the Jaycres shooting twice al Stephen E. Bos­ lainrd ttno and Identification expiesvnl full confidence in the ton al Cypress Ml, tlt-ert t allowa> wa* arrested cards. public siltool program a* it esiitls Pease was slayuig aiovartl Ora la Flurld* and Ulgrd adequate when police arrived on Ih* Kenr houseboat, "Noah's Ark” at Mia *1 2:57 a. m. Saturday. financing of tin- Minimum Foun­ municipal dock. He missed both lime*. dation Program for public Prase's statement: *1 know Wa The industrial plant of Johnson achiMil, silly to report my wallet m uring Electronic* in Casselberry was The Jaycees named • National — but I can tall by your far# entered by thieves over the week­ League ban-hall pitcher, a county Thieves stole wrillches and that its already here.” The beam jutlge, a state attorney, a Imiliier screwdrivers from the Stafford on Policraurnan E ilrllr Jennings' end. An official loid .Sheriff's depu- and physician a. Florida'* five Boat Works Friday night, after cn face wav a dead giveaway. firs that apparently nothing was most outstanding young men of irrmg the building through a wlnThe grateful sailor left |10 for missing, but they could not be 1954 dow. Nothing else was disturbed, Mr*. Dayman, who «** unaware sure until everyone came tu work. that »he would I* rewarded. Hie horiur* went to Lew Bur- ( according to police report*. . ----------------■ ■1■ Deputy Yarn Brewster 1s Inves­ itottc. Sarasota Springs, Milweu he* Braves pitcher; .Martin Coun­ tigating. • ty Judge Evan* Crary J r.; State Attorney Guidon Oldham Jr., Lecburg. Ralph P. Farrell Jr., Sarasota bidder and developer, and Ur Hymen J. Roberta, West Palm Beach. A plan fur the "Voice uf Ih* Houthern Stair*" was outlined to Rotary Club member* today by visibility was exit to an eighth United Pre** International W. H (B ill) Reedy, state repre­ Winds np to 40 miles an hour of a mil* in blowing snow and fog sentative from l-ake County. ov*r parts of N*brsvka. Imperial, powered a sttuW storm (torn N*Reedy's address, entitled "The Neb , wa* burird under nine Inch­ Key to Pear* in America.’’ asked WASHINGTON ( l l l 'l ) — House liis.ks into the til rut Dikes re­ es ol snow by early today. for support of thr public rela­ OOP leader Charles A. Halleck gion tuday and weathermen itFurther south, tha high wind* tions plan, which would tell the predicts that the nation'* voters sued heavy anuw warning* for kicked up dust storm* Sunday to northern stale* the truth about will eirct lajth a Republican presi­ central Wiacunaln ami Michigan. th* TtX as and Oklahoma pan­ Negro cundition* in the South. Th r band uf snow was part of a handles and parU of waster* dent ami Congress in I960. Halleck said In a radio inter variety of stormy w**lh*r which Kansas. Gusty winds also hamparad view Sunday that the voter* are broke out on Ihc heels of ■ -arm. "comlrg back to their sensei." ilig trend in most of the East. firemen in cunUinlng e b lu e lie added: "I believe a lot of peo­ Drenching rain* pelted a wide which destroy ad a theatar to ple already ara beginning to real* area from th* auuth-oantral states dxwntuwn CarbundeJa, 0 L TM# Police said a suspicious Sanford tie what a bad mistake Uy*y Into the Mississippi and Ohio val- fir* early today threatened ais resident uncovered a phony deaf made by 'urnlng against Mm OOP ley* and sle*t glaiad highways be­ nesrbp bualaaaa building* tor • in IM 8 " tween tl * enow aad rata areas, mule Friday afternoon The bluwing snow, ranging Along tha Boudawollan W abasis The House leader declined to When the man handed her a card lhal asked for bus fare to guess who the I960 Republican from two to nine inch**, began River, nearly 30,000 acre* of farm* Jacksonville, aba called th* police. presidential nomine* would be but Sunday and pushed across nor­ land remained tinder water In tb* President thern Nebraska, southeaster* Uwrencavllla, BL, area da spite Josh Tucker Hatton wae found conceded that Vic* to be "Just pretending.' He talked Richard M. Nixon and Near York South Dakota, northwestern and efforts to drain the Ikaalwalers by a lot after he wa* arrested for Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller had • northern Iowa and southern MIn­ dynamiting n break to • n r^ n vagrancy. to toe m s *. New Homes Slated Near High School Cancer Group Sets Planning Session Weather Retain Public Schools, Jaycoe Resolution A sk s Wallet Returned, He Likes Sanford Police Jail Negro In Shooting Case Thieves Pay Visit To Johnson Plant Thievtn Take Tools Snow Hits Lakes Region, Bill Reedy Talks To Local Rotary Storms Pelt M id "Nation Halleck Predicts GOP Win In ’60 ‘M ute’ Uses Card, Woman Uses Phone � 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. 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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 20, 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/ed42c53e226bc6f2f2a361fc44032df0.pdf 8f57d52c3c20ac2520d213dd1a45cd8b PDF Text Text : ORANGE JA l I 7 1 n W ell bet that somebody's ‘grnnddnddy' said, *Son, one of these days you will be mighty glad I bought this corner lot," Cities grow because of people and industry; more industry means more people; more people mean more homes; more homes in­ crease laud demuiid, up vuluc* - grand for those who bought early. 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F L O R ID A K 0 . 174 Integration Showdown Set In Florida Legislature Negroes May Find Whites Departed MIAMI (IJIM) — VutuiUmy amviRnmont uf four Negro children to nn nil-white achool In Miami next fall haa ati TAM l'A 1 17111 Fonda Ne­ the xtage fur a pitched Iwttle in the 1959 Eejfixlature. gro**, after punching their Drat Arriiyed on one aide will lie Gov. LeRoy Collin* and hii hula In the aisle'* public school advimir* tin race relation*, who favor moderation. On the color barrier. beefed up their ef other aide will Im moat of the leader* of the I.eyri.'dntiira, MIAMI (U P I) — Four Neirro children unsiRiied to Miun’i's Orchard Villa white elementary school may find no whit* children to mix with them when they enroll next ptember. White resident* are moving out of the Orchard Villa neijlhlxirhood rapidly. And those white children remainiiiK r will be permitted to transfer to M all white school if they meet "pink »lip" requirement* of the Dade County School Board. Orchard Villa te on the fringe <R a mushrooming Nrgro retalen Hal area. Three year* ago. 410 white children crowded Into IU A clataroomt. There were about gW when ichool opened la at Hep* (ember, but only 170 on Feh 1, 1939, the achool board found hi a detailed aludy of the caae. The Board reported then.* were 904 leaae* or tale* ot white real* dance* in the neighborhood be tween Oft. 1. 1M7. and Teb ». Una year. During the I9S7 M ichool year, the number of Negro children of elementary ichool age ^created from 160 to 600 The achool board membera re tosrd to make any predlcllona Wednesday. " I don't think anybody know*," aald Chairman C. Kayn.ond Van Dusen " W e i Just hava to watt and ate." The Board concluded In It* M* page aludy, which Included Interttaw with all the IU white (ami* Jtaa. that "approaimatcly 100 wehIU pupil*" might remain at Orchard Villa H the four Negroea aniar. Eighty • Bee families aald they would seek la transfer their children. 2 Fires Reported, Lady Locked Out; Chief Issues Plea H irer call* were anawertd yc»lenUv by the Sanford hire Dr partment. A defective keruaene cook atov# caused the drat fire, at 90*S layout .Ave. Slight damage waa reported The alarm waa sounded at 11:43 a ra. Firemen put out a graa* fire at 24th Si and Cellar Ave . during Ihe afternoon, and later received a call from a Sanford reaident who waa locked out of her home at 9<>4 South him Ave. The im ill fire truck waa dispatched to help the lady In ditlrcte. Kir* Chief Mack Cleveland warn *d reiidrnts against burning Irish without permission. A city ordi­ nance require* a permit from the fire department. "We will be glad to come out ami oheck any residence for fire has* anli." he aald. "If you have some­ thing to burn, call us; if we know your location, many haiardi can be eliminalrd We will t* glad to Inspect vacant lota sml pledgr our coopi*rat ion, ” Cleveland emphasised that no trash should he burned on windy days, as grass and woods are **tremely dry. “ And please don't leave rooking atovrs unattended," he raid. “ One of our greatest prob­ lems I* the housewife who starts to cook something, then gets busy on the phone or somewhere else HOLLYW OOD ( U P D - Movie- in the house * tond’s "perfect" m a r r ia g e craabea to an end today when Debbie Bcynolda divorce* linger Eddie Fisher, thaltcrlng a clatilc triangle Involving the couple and sultry EUaalieth Taylor. In lacking an uncontraU-d din rc e , bouncy, 36 year old Debbie asked custody of the couple'* chtlTestimony hegan at I! a. m Wren. Carrie. 1. and Todd, 1, In today to decide compensation for addition lo a cash aeltlemeM and the use of 21 parcels of land ad tbe family home Jarrnt to the Sanford Naval Air Tousle haired Kddte, 10. gain* Station. Ms freedom and an opportunity The case la being tried at the to marry U i, 16, widow of hli l !. S District Court In Orlando late friend Mike Todd. A jury * » » selected ami sworn The S‘» year Debble-Eddie mar* In yesterday, then driven to Ssn aiage foundered tail lum m er ford to view the property The when the widow Todd and Klaher contested parcels contain some junketed lo New York for ■ whirl I U acres oo the west side of the of nighlrluh* and a aide trip to field g d d le and Dehbir’a hooey moon The air spare above the land, Idyll to the Cataklll* which I* all In the runway ap Resultant publicity led to a acp P roach area, was condemned aratioo Sept • which triggered more than five years ago by the today's divorce action government. The suit has been brought by the government against the pro perty owner* to settle all claims in the area. In a "declaration of taking’," the government aleird the perpe­ tual right to remove and clear all nhslrurllon* In the approach area Mr*. Halin' E Kinlaw. m . bib Many of the residents were not Myrtle Ave , dleil at 6 a. m. today satisfied with the settlements of in ■ local mining home after a fered and are fighting for adill ttonal compensation. lingering illness. She wav horn July 16, IMH>. in Rladrnhorn, N. C-, and had in Hanford (or the past to year* She was a member of the First Baptist Church Survivors include her hu* Xnirnet Kinlaw; five children*1Mr*. S o m e ‘ D i s h o n e s t y ’ ^o nime ' Mae Perry, Hailey. ....................... N. C.; MIAMI (U P I) _ The head of « Mr* Arthur Bradshaw, Winter special li*gi<!i||cr stihrnmmittre Park; Gregory Kinlaw, Stinson hlames the soaring auto Insiiranrr Kinlaw ami Mr.. Margaret Wat- rales In Florida on the large son. all ••{ Ssnfurd; nine grand number of arcidents and the dl% children, three great-grandchildren honectv of some human hrmgs" and one cuter, Mrs F'red Nance, tn collecting claims. Hladenti*»ru Stale Rep John J ( ’rm * i r , — — _. Funeral services will l « held a t, of Marrlrnny vatd the high rites ISO p. m Saturday at Hruson , particularly |n D u V County were Funeral Hume Dr W' P. Brooks fair to (he motorists jliH officiate Buna I will folks* tn r r f u .. here for an ---------------tn address Wvrrgroen Cemetery the t.rrile r Miami Insurance Hoard said insurance rates will conUnue to rtse until a new state­ wide safety program k developed He said factor* causing rate nset ran lie curbed only by Hanford Junior High heat the "initiation, development and en All Souls Parochial basketball forcrmrnl of an adequate highway team in yesterday afternoon'a safety program.** Crews' committee has submitted game which opened the Seminole County Junior high tournament to the legislative rounril's safety QCnarh Howard Gordie's fast committee a 124 page report whlrh team left Ihe courts with a 4! M •dll he presented to the full coun­ cil to Tellihaise* on March 4. victory. The l i l t Moorot sagero M o o t­ ed Mm Lymao eqned to another tilt. » M . Thieves stole IW tent* from Three gamee are scneduM tor Wood raffs Garden Center, 601 tonight. The Sanford junior* aoak Celery Ave., lest ngiht. a victory over Slavla. Oviedo Entrance waa gained through Mi* meet* Lake Monroe end Mm beck door by cutting the screen Oviedo gveto’ Bfwad plays the Me and breaking a glass jalousie. Nolhtay else was reported missing via girls. Deb Sheds Eddie; Jle Can Marry Liz Testimony Begins In Air Space Case Mrs. Kinlaw Dies; funeral Saturday ISS Insurance Is High Due To Accidents, Sanford Juniors Get Tourney Win Thief Gets 90 Cents First Hole Opens, 'Mixing' Ordered NAACP Planning By Dade Officials All-Out Campaign C O U N TV O N L Y ONE MORE DAY T O GO — The line wns lonir this mornihr »t the courthouse, as people waited to buy their 1959 license tnirs. Tomorrow is the last day, and Gov. LeRoy C o lim a has said, "no extensions." The court­ house will be o|ivn tomorrow from 9 a m. to ft p m. (Herald Stuff 1‘ hoto) Famed Blue Angels Stage Trick Show fort* today to flail, n the harnera non the Panhandle to Ihe (told loan. N A A I T iTvsnlcnl A. I.cun low . ry of Tamps van! tin admltvlon order of the Negro children to a Miami white school next Septem­ ber was “only a token thing," lie urged Florida Negroes not to be lulled by the move but to “press forward toward total com­ pliance and aceeptonce of the laws.** lie laid Ihe Flonda NAAt'l* la “pledged to continue Its fight to end segregation by calling on all freedom-loving rllu rn i to join bands in the preservation of our type of government " lowry >a!d "we hope Ihe Dade County School Hoard will prompt­ ly begin to extend the action taken to all areas of the county In the :>nrr.*dl*te future ’’ The Negro minister eriliciiod members of thr l.egiilature for citing the action "against the Consululion of Florida." He said such statements make "each InlrllIgsnt ntlreii wonder if these men feedse that they cannot place Flor­ ida's Constitution alanr the Con­ stitution of the United Stairs.” l-owry singled out President designate of thr Senate l>cwry Juhoson for hts criticism "\V« hope that thr leader of the Sen sir will not use hts offire to riu ir Honda to mart'll backward," he aaid. Jets performed diamond rolls, eth- beneath them at kou miles per elon rolls and other examples of hour. Naturally, a team Ilka lh« Blue split second timing. While the four regrouped after Angrli couldn't use a none aI land­ each mancuser, the two "solo*" did ing l.reak, to they peeled off from horuoi.lil rolia, vertical cllmba a diamond In a tucked under and back to bark, ur sandwich, break. Taa in leader of (lie Blue Angels passes. A specialty ia the knife edge pan with each plane at a 90 Is l.cdr. 7. V. Knott, other mem­ degree angle, going In different ber* are Marine Capt. It. S M a y ock, U . H I*. Hunter, Lt K. L. directions at boo miles per hour. Speeds varied through the show Rasmussen, U . 11. It. Dc winter and from l*o to boo miles per hour. In l-t. J . L. Damian. All are stationed conrlunun, the six planet passed at Sherman Field, NAS I'rniacola, over Ihe field in two "ve rs." Thrn, between air allows. Die Blur Angels will remain at while four of the planet flew at One problem, the guests won't slow speed, the two aolus pasted Hanf.srd through Sunday, flying daily at the International Speed­ have at Lake Mary's annual Pio­ way at Dayton* Reich. Heavy A t­ neer Night la baby tilling tack Squadron Nine wtl) join the The gay crowd will constat of famous team la a fly over during those over 60, and minora won't lh« throe days, Lt. J , B Revta, Rlua Angrli l>e admltlsU •ilhout a p.i^cr s» maintenance officer, ia also In Nan cort (at least 60 years old). ford to supervise the alrcralt, The big night come* Monday which wilt remain <>n the flight line at 7:30 Decoration*, music and F T . lilt AGU, N C. (U P I i Army at Faaron fit when not m tin- air. refresh incut* will change (hr doctor* reports*) toil ay that “a The planes are FI IF Tigers, Lake Mary L'hamlwr of Com merre building into a lilting tsall •light spread uf pneumonia" has made by Grumman Aircraft Curp com pin sled the treatment of Ihe room for the party-goers. Under the chairmen,hip of second stroke suffered by lien Frank Evans, plans have been Ueorgr C. Marshall. However, Col. Georg* M Pow­ made for a bus, which will pick ell, chief of medicine at Womack up passengers along Ibr route General Hospital here, said there The Ihis will leave Sanford at has been "no great change" in 6 43 p m from Magnolia Ave. Marshall's cuoditlon. and Third SI, ‘“The extension uf pneumonia F R O N T R O YAL, Va ( U l 'l , _ I’ lonrrr Night Is traditional in . um plicate* treatment of the stroke Twenty-two Negro students Iw-gan Lake Mary. “ Young" oldsters to some eslent but now presents their first day of itudi»i in W ar­ from all over Central Florida an­ no problem,'* said Powell He slid ren County High (inlay with 10 ticipate Ihe evening with cnlhu efforts to control the pneumonia leather* and .to classroom* at tlasrn. This is Ihr time for rosy havr increased by giving more their disposal, but not a single chats, tall tales and reminiscing, |.^nsciliin and adding chloramphen white classmate. when Ihotr in their fifties with ,;co] Fourteen girls and rigfil Uiy*. they were ' just a little bit older". H r said Marshall's condition the only ones to register Wcdnei With 34 years of Pioneer Nights "haa not reached Ihe critical day when thr school rropeurd un­ In take Mary history, tt is pos­ stage' der federal court orders, split up sible that everyone will get a "Ilia rcipiratiun la unlalmred but in grouiia as small as two aid three crack at the party, eventually. it has increased slightly,” said in Ihr huKr brick building that will Powell. acrommudate I .iMJss students He said thr 7H year old aotdirr The Negro children again ar­ statesman, who suffered a second rived in private ears and Irooncd stroke Tuesday, was restless unlit up the driveway to Ihe school heavaloul 2 a in. today but rested tly bundled up against 20-degree eomfortaUy after that cold 1‘o li.r were stationed at Ihe I'owrll said Marsfull't lempira entrance to Hie ground* to keep tur* rose about two drgreet above toil all hut students amt teachers PIJkNT C ITY (U P I)— Police normal Wednesday night but sub twit U-oul IA reporters ami phulog tod*y charged Robert Anderson, sated lo aland one degree et<ov« rsi-hen were Ihr only spectator* on hand. a city fireman, with setting four normal this morning. H r said Marshall still lias diffi Alaail (Sun while children furs hire since 1933 Anderson was arretted Wrdnes cully swallowing and n bring frd lintird their classes in a private •) stem Uiat utilises rh relies ami ■lay night In connection with Hie intravrnouly. Doctor had held hopes that Mur other buildings. Their parents g.Vi isri fire at the Slays Building, ihusr to keep them Here lather a downtown office structure, Mon­ •Fiall'a condition was itatdliiins' Ihsn tend them berk lo Hie high day night. u ImioI with Hia Negro upils. Police Chief Robert Spooner •aid Anderson admitted setting Hi at tdaro after extensive -,ues G o t c H e l , H o r t O O ... . . . f Honingu. and admitted netting three W* D Horton and David Galchother fires In past year* The total damage in the four fire* cl havr U-rn appoinle*! to thr Sein> was atiuut fligymo, SfHMinrr said imde County Children'* Committee The other lire* were a church by Gov. I.eKoy Collins Gatchel is a County ('ommissiun A survey of rounty owned pub in June ot 1333, a residence In rr, Horton It a ronsultanl for the lie buildings and pro|wrty will be May of Ittu and a randy com­ emptninat child program of the made next week by ■ Winter Park pany In t«3* county achool system. Engineering firm Andrrson. 33, has a wife and The committee , , . his e . local volun- , A representative of James Gam. two children The fire department , tcer unit of ibelFlonda Children ■ U f laivrlocl and y fits aau! he had "eierllent recom­ Cum mission. Tbe stair agency mendations" when he was hired. ms bee survey* and studies of *erv- toured Seminole Counlv yesterday Anderson wav off duly when the ice* to children. Among Hie dutiev with <'om mission Chur man John Maya Building fire waa reported are coordinating services ami mek Knder. Harold Johnson glanced at thr hut waa railed tn with other off ing Irgulative reiommendatam* to building* is question and was duty fi’ rm rn to fight thr blase the governor and thr legislature introduced to county department Police got on his trail when a heads III* firm will rvaluatr the passer by reported seeing a man property end prepare a report far in uniform go into the building ripitel Improvement shortly Iefore Ihr firr hrole out Th r buildings under inspection Anderson was discharged from will tie the jail, built in 1923; thr fire department today and TA IP E I, Formosa ( U P I ) — Com courthouse, 191)1; health cenler, pot m Jail. munisi and Nationalist t'hlnrie naval veiselt clashed in Ihe For I Mi, and rounty home, 1926 The survey wa* authorised sex m o ii Strait today In Ihe first sea . . b engagement lines last fall. Hie *1** ,w* ^ ' **.° ,h* Mechanical failure waa blamed for a minor accident on Palmetto Nationalist Defense Ministry an ,0 " n,if Eommisaioner*. Ave. yraterday afternoon at &;ttt. nounced A spokeamen said one National A l Mrs. Patricia Butler, 109 llaya D r., pulled late a parking space, lit patrol frigate engaged >9 small I.IT I.E CHUTE, Wi«. u n i Um master cylinder apparently communist craft near Matsu, an Town board member* complained failed on her car. The automobile offshore island group held by the today that corner lire alarm boxes hit a Jeep owned by Earl Turner, Natlonaliili. •ere ■ nuisance. They have been 104 M^lonvHI* Av«, Dunagr waa If* said both *idee fired but he used only for false ilarms for Ihe rat Im*fid et |I2> pail two years, (be board aaid. did not know the reaulle. For 13 breathtaking mlnulaa to­ day. the Navy's famed Blue An­ gels gave spectators at Ramey Field a demonstration of their skill In precision flying. After a "feel-out" pa>* to test the turbulan-e of the air, four of Ilia No Problem Here For Baby-Sitters Pneumonia Hits, Marshall Weaker First School Day, Negroes All Alone Fireman Arrested For Setting Fires Collins Appoints Property Survey Begins Next Week Sea Battle Erupts In Formosa Strait Failure I Blamed FaIHe Alarms Only Twirling Fantasy Set For Seminole BIRMINGHAM. Ala. ( U l ' l t - A four rtiglnr Delta Alrllnra DG7U •el an unofficial flight record from Dallas, Te i. to Birmingham Wednesday for on* hour and Tl minutri. T, . n i*. tx Including acveral prospective ran* didalea for governor, prepared to demand continuing reslatanee to racial mixing. In vising unanimously Wevlneaday to admit four Nr groat to Orchard Villa elementary school In September, thr Dade l aunty School Board said it could follow no other course under Florida*! pupil assignment law. T h r Nrgro children live lets than two block! from Orchard Villa and are walk* ing nrariy • mile now to attend a Negro school. Parrnls of ihe Negro pupils had requested relief under thr pupil aatlgnmrnt law hut had not Med ault In court. A number of legislative leaden aaid they will tee that tha data get* measures during the April* May ariaion tint would halt avail token Integration al Orchard Villa or any other achoot. Reardon to mova aama awlfl* ly from all over the alata. Kay legislators predicted drastic at* Hon, probably In the form ad tha "last resort" bill and tha par* ent option plan, would ba take* to forestall or prevent totegrattoa al any school The eocallrd Inst resort M l would authorise county school KEIt.MtAW. S C. ( U P I ,— Ban dll* rubbed Hie Hank uf Kershaw uf almul |2U.M« today but were raptured within an hour after thrlr getaway car wrecked. Two of them wire Inlured, threatened with Integration. Collin* vetoed such a measure After it paaird the 1!3T seiiion, but leader* laid the Miami ectloo wlO give them enough votes this yea! to override a veto. News Briefs Membership Gains A T L A N T A tU I'l I In i :*outheastem Jurisdiction of the Metho.ti*t t hureh gained more memIwrt than three other Jurisdictions in Ihr U. S In the past 14 years. Governor To Visit A T I .AN IA I Ill’ ll — Georgia Frnrst Vandiver aaid today he will lravc Friday night for four days of fishing al an umitarlo*rd spot In Florida. .Ship Feared Lost R E Y K JA V IK , lea land (U P I)— The lighthouse service vessel llrriiiudur was m I ■ a t n g and frarrtl sunk off southwest Ire­ land Inlay with 11 men aboard. Plane Sets Record Hank Bandits Caught ho.rds u* dose down any school Ike Visits Mateos A C A P ULCO , Meiiro t U I 'l ) — President Eisenhower flow aero** Ihr Hio Grande lo thli sunny ro­ The Seminole High St hoof "Tw irl­ wset city today to pay a get aring Seminole*” will lead Hie queinted visit to Meilco'a new "Twirling Fubtasy of I9&9'* at president, Adolfo |.opet Mateos. the high sctwill Friday al n p m. O ra n g e The routine lo be plet>tiled is WASHINGTON t i l'll — Ilia line they learned at a clinic m lireHouse Commerce Committee to­ ember. Ihe Central Flurula Corps, O r­ day appruvrd a Senate patted bill lando, will preaenl two routines to permit F'lorida and Texas or­ ange growers to continue using at thr F ant a»y. Ilooiie, t.dgewatar, A|o>| ka and artificial coloring for oranges. See/rceie High Srluada will be on hand tu preaenl solos, ensembles and stale routine*, HER EIN I UPI I - Fortner Pre Die Orlando Corps will pre m lrr Holicrt Srhumnn of France sent a dnil dance, which tells will attend celebrations marking the dramatl, story of dolls that Hie tenth anniversary May tl, o( route to Id,, and dance around the ending of the Berlin block hunt mg their l-caua This d.mrr adr. Is prrvinlril by the Edgevsaler Majorities, who won Ihe Targe rim Bowl championship. TTii-sr PARIS (U P I)— Figure* releas­ msjorrHrs also will present other ed by (hr National Institute of routines and aolus. Statistics today reported that the Tickets. for this show ran h* population of the city of I’ arta taught from any iiiayiiretle or reached S,020,000 on Jan. t. land member A dance will fal­ low the show , OratlKC Okay To Attend Ceremony The People Of Paris $2 Million Siphoned’ Rep. Daniel Reed, New York, Is Dead NEW YORK (U I It — Federal m vritigaluri hive charge'll Hiat fi­ nancial wtislil Aletatidrr 1.. Gut t-rioa "siphoned* more Ilian twu m i l l i o n dollar* from a Detroit firm into a dummy corporation that now ha* let* than I.I.ihx) in it* bank account. WASHINGTON (U P I) Rep Daniil A Itrrsl who tirsrd lo-ig rr Ui loiigit-ss than .ny other C O P EN H A G E N . D e n m a r k , Republican memlier. died tiMliy at Waller Ifi-ed Army Medical t U I 'l) — King Frederick, ljueen Ingrid and other Member* of ll«> Cenler He wav *3 Reed, who was alto senior GOP royal family attended memorial member of tin- tav writing House servin'* Wednesday far the S3 Way* and Mean* Committee, hail person* lost whrii the Mans tied rule led the In.-pitjl tl wielt ago '*nk off Greenland tail fur tMatinent of an infected foot month Itn-d liked to descrilw himself a* an old lavtiiuned Republican Hr wa, tlioog for high tariffs and low tat,-* Generally fair and colder through III, lews hi these mailer a Friday. High today In low 7e‘s, low bruusit him into sharp ronflirt l-might .1* to II. Nartheily wind* with PirUdrnt Fivcnhower, who Ik in 23 mile* per hour, heromlng wa* liie leveritb President to oc- northeasterly during Friday. Small rupy the White Itouvr since Reed craft warnings displayed on the rnbird Congress In PJIl t toast. Kites Held For 95 Weather Symphony To Play Here On March 10 Tlie Florid* Symphony Orcheatr* will app<-ar in Sanfnrd, March Id Coder the s|HMi*orthtp of the Sanford Recreation Department, Ihe orchestra will pier to Ihe Civic Cetiter.. Although Uie Monde irmphony is only nine years old. N has won national acclaim from the nation's top music critics. This will be the first season In whlrh "pop*” will be presented, and Si riford audiences will hear Ihe rollicking tone* and rominMe hellads F'rank Miller, the distinguished condurtor. Is well known in Orlando and Dayton* Hrach, where the orchestra he* subscription program* For the past two aum mere he has spent several month* in Minneapolis, Minn., conducting the summer program* to "pops." The Florida Symphony to com­ posed wholly of professional ms siclana who tome from all aver the country to play during tha I I week sea*oo. During Um cur­ rent season, Um orchestra will give M ronrecto to Mm OewiraJ Fiend* area. Oviedo PTA Sets Withdrawal Vote The O v i e d o Parent TeachaT Association will decld* Monday whether to withdraw from tha stale and national Congreiaea el Parent* and Teachers. A vole on the Diue was am nounrrd today. It came on Dm heels ef a resolution by the Semi­ nole County P -TA Council whlefc could he Ihe first step toward withdrawal ai the Council from their two bodies. Mrrllng list night tn Geneve, thr Council adopted a rr solution which take* lain* with the policy statement issued by thr Florida 1'TA Congress in ita Sarasota convention. Speaker al the Ovfrilo meeting, sn for I p m. in Ihe school audi­ torium. will be D. M. I.edd, form­ er Fill agent. He also was the guest speaker at Uir Geneva meeting last night Ills subject to Oviedo Monday night will ba UNESCO, ihe seme as in Geneva. Although the Integration ros­ tra* -r*y was not mrntlonrd by name, the Seminole P TA Cmwett left little doubt as lo Its target. The resolution noted that the I’TA's chief aim !■ supposed lo he "help for parent* and teacher* in securing Information about the ofuld. hi* growth, devriopmant and needs ” "However," thr Council said, "lor tome lime Ihr platform of |h’r" p'fA i'ongr'r.a' ( Florid* I' ha'i ,cauvril confusion, iniiundentandmg end resentment In many sec­ tions of the state." Youth M ust Copy Driver's Manual A juvenile wtio had broken tha requirement* of tu* reitricted driver'* llrnrse wa* aeolerhed yesterday by Juvenile Judge WU ion Alexander. Ill* driver'* license wo* sus­ pended for 30 days and he must copy the itair driver's manual to long hand before he I* allowed to drive again. Reef Bruitiing Bill A TLA N TA (U I'D — A UU to the stale Legislature would re­ quire the u e of electric buisrta or canvas Rapa to be ward to driving cattle Too many bruises <m the beef baa been coaling Georgia cattle­ men more than a million dollar* a year. 43 In County Jail Forty-three guest* are Itotoi to the Seminole County jedThey are eaa white tomato, aaa whit* male Juvenile. I I mate*. SO colored mttoa, two i ad male juvenile, Mem female*. Flew ***** to paatoviMb four were dtoihargeA �#» “So Many Switches, ?* * • 2— T h u r* . F » h , 19. 1959 fifty k Five Years Observed M r ami Mr*. John Eugene lilt e&rnti were honored with a Tea aC their Palmetto Avenue home Wednesday afternoon when their granddaughter, Mr*. Milton J. Sfrnkow'ky and their m ire, Mr* lift Ing I Pryor enteriainrd in cMebratlnn nf their fifty faffla wrd *l{fiR anniveriary. »\ pink rnolif wa« u«rd In floral afraniiemusit and the dining room tajsb. overlaid with • hand n o clulrd lam rlnth, wai centered « p h a pink flower arrangement Together And All Those Knobs With Party ..rid flanked by pink taper* in idver holder*. Mr. Kitchen* wed the former Mis licitn S I'taium in l9ot at Relhel, Delaware and IxMh were reildenti nf PoftaviUr Delaware. Mr. Ililchrni wai at tea m en : car* a* Captain of the Ihe lbarge, arge, ew "Buford" plying between •N New York, Philadelphia. Wilmington, Baltimore, Newport New*, Norfolk nod Into North Carolina lie retired In June W ? a* carpenter foreman of Ihe Norfolk Ship ... .. ft? V ^ L I A ], : 4* M L ~ + f jJ u rL "■ f ■ H A H B>vj'■ ■ Building A Dry Dork Company From 1933 tn December 1937 Mr, and Mr*. Kitchen* alvn owned and operated the Mimo«a Tourlit Home near I-iltlr Creek In Norfolk. Mr. and Mr*. Kitchen* have one »on. Adolphui Kugrnc. who reiide* rrtidct in Norfolk; two grandchildren, vnd two great grandchildren daughter*. Extending congratulation! to thr Kitchen* were Mr*. Olive FT and rr* of Concord. New- MampMiire: Mr, and Mr*. W. F. Penneri, and mother, Mr* McDonald. M r. and Mr*. James If. Cut, Mr. and Mr*. John A. Berwriethln. Mr and Mr*. F.. E. Lal'our. Mr and Mr* C- I- Keyci, Mr and Mr* P. J Angel. Mr. and Mr* A. J Grerr Mr*. ' ,l m i Gnnralrr, Mr. and Mr*. K rn ril Nrl»on. Dr. and Edwin Epstein, Mr and .Mr* Or Mr ami Mr* F'rancis K. Roumillat, J r , innuuner the mar­ riage of their daughter, Cynthia Ellen, to Robert l. Jnhnyon, *on of Mr. and Mra. R Z. Johnion of thi* city. Mr. Johnion ha* Iwen attending Andrew* College at CuthFcrt, Ga. The Jolimon*. married on Feb­ ruary nth. will m.*kr their home in Sanford. Party At Mayfair H J 3 I \ _ J :' MR g ra r lau g h te r* «r»*n e ar *•. t Church Calendar Twenfy Five Years A go were invited In Hie dining room wbero the lable w j i decorated In a color ache me of red white and blue developing ndora rrlrbraimr George Waihinghm'i birthday. The crntrrpirte v u i a tmwl of r*d aweet peat and fern white the place card* were rimelly halrhftt, Earh gueit rerelve*! biight-coli ltd batlotmi and novel ty hat*. Tbuie pirivnt were Wayne Potter, honor gue*t. Daphne Takath. Eiiiian Boyle. Nancy Joe Gonaalei, Eugene I^ G rtlr, J r . of Ea*t Orange. N. J . Milrolm MaeNedl. anil liavid Bretun uf High Point, N. C T H IR A B A T Pmccrrit Baptiit Church Soul Winning Study Courae. 7 M p m. Pineerest Baptist Church Choir Prattiee. The Mclhodlil M«n’» Club will meet at T p m. in McKinley Kail. Mu* Virginia Chapman will allow ilidet of her work in Cuba. The Chancel Choir. FTrat Alelhodill, will practice at 7:30 p. m Y.W’ A. girl* banquet at the Firtt Baptiit Church, 3 30 p. m. Iluyal Ambaiiidar* at 7 p m. First Baptiit Church Carol Choir, FTrat Baptist, ai fi 13 p. m. The Concord choir at 7 p. in. and Ihe Adult Choir at ft Girl Scout Troop No. 133 of the F7r»l Prevbylertin Church will meet in thr Youth Budding at 3:13 p. m. The Brownlee Bible tie** of the FT* at Prrtbytrnan Church will meet at 9.30 in Fellowahip Hall See *lne Klhel Runt 'Iff If* fvf fhf Congregational Chu.cb met at ihe parsonage with Mr*. o « u r 7.11 tr..w*r, in-.tea* T h - ........ have M r. HerhH and Air*. Thurilon and their *om mittee* a voir of lhanki fur ihe 'I'fte** .f the annual .Smurf..herd held at Ihe rfturrh Fchru ary uih Mi-mUr* of ihe . i n k will lu v , "fft togrlher" March Dl, efier the Sunday Service, and eoffie anti doughnut* will be aerved lo *'r * noiiir. J 1*1’, [!' l" , ur,1> ** h '*r* t**JVr Fernan.,e* a* ircond high Other M r* J fl1' ,f *lM* Dllnoii. , Th ( , r j ; on Jhe r.lrr-hm em table *nd » r n r '1 ' n'1 ro11’ „i It \**i alto announced Hut the Sund.<y School will hive an E** ter Egg hunt and Mr* Rcninol Mill h# chairm»n of the party Order* are being laken fnr lint i ro** bun* p» be told during Holy Week, Ilea Alford will In- hoitr‘ 1 lor the n< vi meeting. By kluh Rrpi-rtrr Mu* Klirabcth (lletai Aihby, daughter of Mr *ml Mr* Nlcho* la* IE Athbv, ha* arrived in New York City and Htl* week end will a guru in the home of Mr. and Mra. Iluruld Howe of Glen i_0*». N. Y. l-nlll la*l week Mi** A*hby wa* society editor ol Ihe Sanford lief aid J?"' M.r *_ J *ynllr ^kl,t Nlr* ^ her tiou.e ,,,lir>'* tf n Prize Auxiliary Meet Squadron All wivea of Y A K S Squadron for oilier* met at thr l'. S O building Monday evening for a parly and to *e» for Ihe fir*t lime the trophy won by thetr huibanda. The tropby wt* prrtented to Heavy Attack .Squadron Five dur­ ing the Romblng Derby and *!nce they are deployed they have not bad the op port unity to tee thi* avtird which named them the innil outatandlng Squadron of the Atlantic Heavy Attack Squadron*, The wivea proudly diiplaycd tbc trophy and in fun filled the tro­ phy with intignti cut-out* of other squadron*, placed a (Imulatrd fire under the bowl and had thr YAH 3 ‘‘Muah■mouth" iniigma ' Birring Ibr *trw" The *quadrnn Intignia via* alio u«ed at name Meet At Geneva Tbc annual meeting of the Geneva Geneotngiral and H.-torlcal Society will le held Sunday, Mitch IM. at the Geneva Communily Halt. The meeting will begin at 13 30 FRIDA? Cherub Choir of FTrit Method wllh a covered tllih luncheon and meat and ilrlnk will he futtlilhi 1 lit, 4:13 p. m. Fineernt It*ptlit Chur* h Soul by the total memberi. Ilu*inr-t ..f the iirganiaAtion Winning Sludv iouue. 7 3*1 pm B4I1 RIM T will Ik- Im m rd u lrly following thr l i n t Baptiit Church, Junior lunihriin mid a pnigiMrn, in the *tudy rm irtr on Soul-Winning furiit of a panel ditcuialun, will itudyirg ihe book. "Je*u» Save!" W held. at 10 a. tn. to 3 o clock. Circle Has Meeting ....... ugrtaation. Wives I hin t I’itk ■ I r mull MISSION, 'lev. i CPI t— Grape­ fruit I* Hupped In right altrl, ranging from 3S lo 13ft per bog. Good quality fruit* are firm but *pnngy to the touch, rot soft, wilted or flabby. W on Teams Off To Tampa FR ID A Y ( SATURDAY, FCB. 20-21 SP EC IA LLY Chmoimccmmi ^ REDUCED LO U IS M ATTH EW S Men's Sweaters Cotton quilted, n> ion quilted. 'R e t s In N e w Y o r k SAN FO R D A M E R IC A N LEG IO N J illastrssrx will tie Mr*. J J lecjkuwskl and Mr* ChaiRi lewit. Inviltd xpeclal guest* ale Irt. Caesar Eernandct and Air* J B. Botiert*on. >During thi* time Hie group will hake plan* to organiie into a hub ami ail wive*’ are urged to Cuiduroy ST O R R S -S C H A E F E R T A IL O R IN G till cnif 10 Key Coitufetor j ^ a ol o n yw h iri near itt price silk rube*. In -olid* and punii. Sice* g to 10. Buv an* at thi* rldiruloui lew RT COMPANY ptl.e. Sletveles* and lung aleeva ■waatrra In iltet am all. medium and lari*. Regular 42.98 m y rn M A ___ O ne f in Friday February Men's Long Sleeve Sport 20th u won't believe thi* va lu e .............but we've *1e*hed Showing: a complete line of Spring: & Summer fabrics for Men’s and Ladies’ Suits The Paire ( ’omhined Shows Amusements — Displays — Kxhibits GAMKS — liIDKS — FUN FRKE SOUVMNIKS by MERCHANTS M il | | M | A l Mr. .Matthews will be glad to take your measure for a suit to he delivered at your convenience. NOW O NLY “ A T v m it .s k h v t I A S IIIO N S " ^ FK R R U AR Y 211*1 New NFORl) / *ud pneet to offer you the finest bargain ponlble on Atrn'a long tleeve *p-irt »M rt». All famou* name brand* llrnd. BDC C O N T E X Sanford Shrine Club Maynard To Speak Attention VAH-11 “ The wive*’ of enlittrd men and (b id s of VAH-11 will meet Friay at ope o'clock for i offer and r»*ert at Arplehy't Rritauiam Seseral of the flight ere** wive* were im ired to ae# all in* gadget* that Ihrir huibandi uie on a flight and Mr* Frank Kel ity , for one, wai hoard to «g claim "1 hair never »ceo m many iwilchc* ano knob*'" fhf it tbt wifi of ADI Frank Kr! try. a radar gunner. Otnera wera particularly imprened by tn« take off and landing of the plane* in the field carrier land tng formation. One wife com­ mented. "The planr* termed in big and heavy when they Marled to roll, but they came by ut ao fait that I almtMt mined them". During the field carrier landing procedure* the wive* of the pilot* talked to their hutbandi relating the landing aignal of f ic t r » comment* concerning the prevlou* landing*. The toungMcr* war* favcuut rd by the planet but the refraih ment itand Mol* the *how. Thai drank over a thouiand Coc* Cola* donated he Mr. Kolltelaw of the Sanford Cola Cola Bottling Co And the kid* who were i*inu<i in a sir.all way by the adulu, coniumrd almntt twenty -flv# hun dred hot dog*' The hot dog* were donated by Mr. Wade of Wade'* Sup*re» and Mr. Rov Brown of th# French Avenue Winn Diair food More. Roll* were don alcd by tbc Dandc* Bakery Colonel Crayton Powell ot Swainvboro, tie,, who at the pr* vent time it viiitmg with hi* Navy *nn, Lt. ijgi Wendy Powell ■aid, " I have attended maajr Open llouir Crremoniea and in.pcrtiont, but I think that Ihu I* the moit interritlng to th* general public that 1 have aeen " Mr*. John J. McGrawr anti Mr* llorarc Stonchain entertained with a cocktail party Wednesday even Mr*. I*. ( ’. Kllcy, Mr*. T . F. Heilman and ing at thr Mayfttr Inn Hotel. Mra. K m!|i >i Sin to*. A large number uf guest* attended thi* party whlth la an annual event given hy Mr*. MeGrew who ipcml* thr Winter* in Sanford. Mr and Mr* Erneit B. Smart of Duluth, Minn,, are the parent* of • »«n. J. Scott, born F'rbruary Lathe*' Auxiliary of the Fleet 17th. Mr. Smart |« the twin bro iher of lira. Erne»t K. Cowley Reserve AMoeiation. I nit 147, will hold their regular meeting of Sanford. Frbraury 33rd. af ft o'clock at Mr. ard Mr* R W Armen the U S 0, building * lag* for tbc party member*. Plan* for a Bake Sale will be Thins .mending were 3lr*. Jim tioul of Drl.and announce the birth nf a daughter. Imrn Fch Partin. Mr* William l oiter, Mr*. tft in f iih Memorial Hospital di*ru**cd and all member* arc urged to attend. Sylvia l.egg, Mr*. Hatel Mat­ Ihe baby weighed f* |h*„ j 0* thew*. Mr* E. E. Willuinion, and ha* been named Durien LuMr*. Dorothy Bridgman. Mra. erctia. Two learn* of the ' namitpuri, Mr* Armcntru.it I* the former bowling league of .sanford, will Irene Chancy, Mra. Audrey Mar ko*. Mr* George Goldstein. Mi* Biron Webb of Sanford. leave Saturday for Tampa to atHarry Copeland. Mra. Eugene attend thr Florida State Bowling llualneM Mm II b k William*. Mr*. E < Biley, Mra. Tournament. F rid»y I 31. Howell, Mra. N. V. F armer, The Allocation lor Childhood Thoie attending, on tbg firtt Mra Hugh O llar.i and tier guest, education win meet Thursday at tram, are Mr*. Peggy Butarll, F e b ru a ry 201h at the Sanford Grammar Mr*. KTm j Johnson. Mine* Dot Mr*. 1 rrida O’Hara, Mra Har­ 7 7:30 P . M . old W. King, Mrs. Donald E. Wil­ School and all member* are urg vrd Pat T n lo . and Mr*. Patricia liam*, Mr* Thoma* P. Spruce, rd to be prevent and guc*l* will F'ojter. The second team. Mr* Shrine fluildinc Shirley Sima*. Mr* Marilyn Hal­ Mr* Juhn IE Bailey, Mra. Melvin be welcomed. oppoatte Zollie Maynard of thr Slate ley, Mr*. Erma Webb. Mr*. Mar­ I'remo, Mr*, Tyler F. Red­ Mayfair Inn man. Mr* Chiton Burdick Mr* Deparlment will *peak on Phyab jorie Wood* and Mr*. Marlon Adam*. William Zeifler. Mr*. Dunald cal I duration Flritcbman. Mr*, Arnold Witike, Mr*. Dean Ortmann, Miv. Hoy Farmer, Mr*. John Trail*. Mr*. I' S. llirward Mra. Ralph Si­ ma*. Mr* Harry J. Cooke. Mr* Roger II Simmon*, vir* John It Wilkin*. Mr* Donald Maxwell, M iGere Zak, Mr*. Albeit Campbell, Mr*. Jc*»e W. *1alt. Mr*. John W'. Johnion. Mr*. Da j vld Rrarolph, Mr*. John bangfort). Mrt. Everett F'oole, Mr* Kicbard Conn. Mr*. Howard Moore, Mr*. Donald Brough, Mra. l ouHe t arrotl, Mr* Hubert Mar­ lin Mr* H. II. Dtborne, Mr#. Juhn 1'rokuirh, Air*. Clixrle* lto*»inan. Mr*. Hubert W*. Ken imagin' being able i» putchu-c Spring dm*e* nedy and Mr* E lII* Auttln on S A LE ! AH famou* name brand line* — marked down Tlie rrfreihment table beld a to offer you the finc»t bargain* you’ve ever heard efl large cake decorated with tin iquadrun initgnia and wa* flank­ Cotton*, btitn*. ti!k», Site* 7 * 2d, U '» to 22'i ed by two tmaller eskr* in Ihe lovely *huit, long and three quarter »hape of aircraft carrier* Dur­ »Ieeve drr**r* 1 nmati# *tv1e« and enlort. ing the evening the group viewed B U Y NOW, AND SAVE DOLLARS! tnovlei and color »llde* that rhowrd place* of intere-t that are being vuited by VAH-S while Ihey are on Ihe CSS Forreital. • (" It a . b-r.. Mr* i I' ll»rie>. Mr *•- NAVY W IV E S ’ ivtnniJintf l*"ide the VA1U5 trophy arc left to rlifht, Mr*. I. M. Howell, Mr* Mr. Hntw-rt Muon. Mr air-l \tr. ri i.o i r .: H e 'I ,-.1 i r fre •’•m* f •following a dilicliiut luncheon, m n * for tb< rrevtalillvliment ul IJJio Chapter on the Tullah»*»re e i input uf Florida State UniVcr ally were ditcuived. •Wltriallng from Sanfoid wav NL*i Iteliecra Stevens. Attending ftftiin Orlando were Mr* J. Kyrk ( 5 aw ford, Mrt. A E. k arpenler 3 f , Mr*. A, J. WciTctl, preitthe Orlindo Alumntr spier Mr* Alberta McCreary. R. Ilepttt, Mi#. R. S flaw dell: from Tampa were Ml** Rosemary Rugn* and Mr* f red jo n r i: Mr*. G I Burr, Winter ftaven: Mr*. T F John*. MU* IJuth Taylor, Mrt. M D Mr* Inland < rcw*. and Mr*. K. C. F'ugitl of fjkrland. ami the houie giiota of Alla* Walton, Mr*. Mary Newman and Mi*. Jpe RSUiermih of Womfjtoek, A * Nuptials Told Mr O j Jlonoring lu r aon, Wayne Pot­ ter. who rrlfbrated hn m th iffthday amuvervary t«la y . Mr* Vfjon W. Puller entrriain.d with an informal luncheon and parly tfi* morning and afternoon a' bB" home op Mellon*lib- Avenue Varloii! game* «nd eonteit* wan •frtoyed by the gueatv before and •Iter luncheon. V.t Hie noon hour Hie gurit* When Heavy Attack Squadron Nine held Open Home recently muih "oh and ah-ing" took plate at Ramey Field. After a full dre*» mipection by Commander Floyd L. H arm , a round 1.000 wive*, children and gurttt were e l,orted through the iquadrona apace* and given a tour nf the aircraft. Legion Fairgrounds 1IW Y. 17*92 S O U T H '' k w it h f a m il y fo o tw ea r �'T h u r*. Feb. 19. 1 9 5 9 -r * s # 8 UVf §i«fnrfl VrralS i A S A L W A Y S . . . CHOPPING A T PRICES Chamber Busy In Past Year W It i* v uitomaiy Uial a iftiring ed the eoimly by the Chamber. coBtinuaj* campaign to *'»eir' were directed at induilry and at c 'f ir u l he given n plaque. trothy .1 . one t ’eie are the *welcomei" Seminole County. *rr.ior ettiirn* m America who or tome »ucil "to^cn of apprtcu- ratcntlrd new bu»ine«*nien and In the latter category during an contemplating retirement, and lion.** N* -v officii!* at the Chamber'* MkKibbin'* adminutration. the who are intereited in place* to Such u « i the n r at the an­ Coffee Club, the rupport given lo- Chamber placed advertiirmcnt* in *pmd retirement year* nual .Scm.ruilc Chamber of Cam rat merchant* and ir.diutria! Sale* Management, the Mali' During the pad year Scmmolr merer banquet hen. Clifford M< firm*, eooperatt.in (lie n civic Street Journal and thr Journal County received a full time ITor Kihb'n Sr aucCieUtd In Mark >ljn* in vanou* ptojeeu and the of I.ifr time Id lin g The*e adv tda Malr employment Ullicc, aid ('levels mi Jr. »* k ru n iW pr«*i id the Count* Agrnt in idling rit nt la*t U. t. I, uat (Hen a up a county duplay at the ten plaour liidajr n i(h l for a "job tral Morula I xpon'ion in Orlan yet! d-ire " do. furnivhrd more than .t wo bro 0 >irhiblitn, like d to report on thurr* on Seminole County to Clum l-er . .jmplDt mrntl for the agrncle* such a* auto club*, pal* jea r rhe vervrd two >ear> othe,- Chamber* «■( lo m n icu e and sn a ro > at p.-riidenti. k o r a welcome »tation* xerv brief icaumr of iiu n t * in In anditliin to it* work on the the patt . car. ilo te ic r. a c ictik Sanford Titu** tile i anal th e of t ie rrcord rev call much more Chamber under MrKibbuv.» lea at romp.uacd than M Klbt in ton'-drr»hip worked with the Floral* cretin for m hit report Walrrviayi Cottimiltre \ highlight MvKibiitn mniti'ined the there of tin* work vva* meet mg With prime objective*: retentinn of Hit Manila i ; ngrriyional delrga the SanforJ Nava 1 Air Station, lion In urg« full development of ro mot ion of the countv a; a tile the date'* waterway*. tr light industry and cJforli to The Chamber can point to ?»• »e ure j ; nroval of the Sanford lablithment of a vegetable ore '1 i.uiwlle i ana . covi vaeuiim plant iJct-Vacl. Tncie were <n addition to the whnli will inture production of grtirrai program iponiorrd an­ higher quality vegetable*, more nually by thr ' handier Ire uued iconi v for rm nt* .’armer* thr in lui report were lucfi item* at beginning of York Manufacturing the addition of v .\ ll-t to NAS. l .> operatior.*. opening of Allen concentrating alt nf Heavy VltacL Orlando tm imnplrtion of a u uig line in Sanford and the aid hi v buil-lmg b* llarear llumi of t u Annul Vorret committee num aid in financing *>f a new lhr t .ia.nber in tt-curing ilm otl plan', for 1'ierro Manufacturing I million for N A S inipruvemenlt l'u am! man* other* i.tlorli to aerurr tiir Sanford Cuoieration with civic club* 1 ltd*Mile Cana! were un*uccr**'ul, c»t >a i to- i-mph.<*iird In San but the Chamber feel* that *much 1d * 1 c »-f the tit > of aiippoit for thlt pioject ' a n gainI * V!.„t * ourteou* V ily e-l in the : 9.">8 iialtie The ihatn i ampaigil •|Kin*.ircil by the Jun to r alto fctlt that approval m il lor v'bwinlM - « ipp.irfcd by the be granted uhrn the luhje.t it r i l l - : M r l i n r i . A l . l . I T I T K T S — Mr.« K lw ie M*-1•■■ui d * it, Senior Cliainber reopened by the Cor pi of Kngivvhtt haw m o v e d I n S a n f o r d tv* lit* w i t h h* i X u * v # m i », f i era. I he i liainin-r «ontinucvl to wage e iT a U ’p It **i* aw n inn lionet ten it‘id impiK-t*. 8 hv i* nritfin* InUintrial expati'icn it t cona tanipaign in Uhalt uf local ^ n u o .i« program. UfllCtali are ifhu*ine»niicii v.i-.n Scimnoli ha* *11* H u m l o t i a i l h . t Herald S ta ff l ’(ii>D’ i " r i a n t to attempt to mearure et no ileiur Uutinct* Iturcau. the fcclttenet in a IJ-month period l hamtier attempt* to kce|> the The Johnson * Johnton plant public informed on *uch niaitcr* which Seminole attempted to ob­ l lo»e contact wa* inamtained tain went by the board*, a: lea»t Iwtwren the local i ha in tier amt temporarily, last year. However, the Mat. l hamliri anil the I tor the Chamber fe«l* that Seminole Ida Development (um niliiion •har it* foot in the ib w a* a pot particularly the indutlrial iliilt athte J 4 J >ita fn the future. ion* of the l*o Induvtrial pmtMore important than thrie item* Mr* Klue McDougall ha* ar brow a* *he explained that >hr p*-el* •ii|iplird by thr two agen mentioned by MrKibhln. perhapi, i rived m town with ISO children nunctl to Sanford a week ago to tie* were runtaclrd. ^ r e im- it.-, today lervlce* render­ The li*t o( a. ( uiiipti*Ument* The children arc not the bind be with her »on Hubert Oukfe* that go to *ihuo! or roam the Itoticrt t* an \M with \ lil 1 to.ild go on and on 'tan* thought that McKitihin wai 1.01 mu*lr*t in tirretr. however. Ihcy lie quietly at Itatnrv I irId | in their box;* until the magic in Tver time the made her fir*t lil* report Itir record prove* ll Mr* McDougall'* hand* bring* puppet in I9u*. Mr* McDougall them to life ha* worked al p* rlrction in Itir Each one wa* made like Pinoc- rare art The work wa* an ac­ tlno, with tender hand* and lov­ cident— whrn her two boy* inter ing care They are marionette* tried wdh painting and diawlng and puppet*, dcitgnrd and creat *tir lound a IhmiK un puppetry in l nded I're** International rd by Mr* McDougall. a ilclight- the Ubrar* ami (hi • t tiegan tic A lS IT N . T e x — Senate .Majority , (ul Canadian who ha* dime to CAtrrr. W \.S H IN « .l 4)N it IM A f SIlit Mr* McDougall ha* J ut.i' !i- Ir I I'h lrf Lyndon It. Johnson i l l live in Sanfurd U «• t u r l U'hir.i! lioar« vl*iun tbuwt in i ariail.i and the Tcv , on being invited with uthet l naccuatomed to the satdoiil Texa* national lrgulatoit to at brat Mr*. McDougall mopped ber l nitrd State* She ha* |>erfiirmed unU I* lioun j f u r nuking ihr to tti u attu« i ii%t fur tchooi* and klmlcrganlrni \ n i • company I'remlrnt Elienhowrr on F H l Mfrr.lk Wrtlnrsifj n m*!Mt liiitr.t and *amir* lilt- <ho *> \* an a trip to Mexico. n.ilcu it JoitiiT Tli»*nia* F h tm d ti at alt I art lull tor bliaai* a U am ' The I'rciidrnt wa* very con 'HI near Wii^hinclun. fit*, her marianrtlc at I *opet IlilU nli anti-rate tu invite u*. and hr al •Iiiiw . have la i’ C 1 lit a - .h».la>* Mr n«a» jii;.t« l utlli .» wrsiili n<l»ril v*a>* it roniidrratr of vrnator* 'v1* *ciUTh rrknltf t liiit H.itl n»» lui rliarlly and rrprrtrnlativr* I h i t w In t vh.im r t i rr'i t a m M flip MM kir.h hri *l.v <ai< i - .. v*|]rn he i* going into their hoi equipment, >h* huitd- Ir- tagi , kittf territone* '* Hit | m y« ,ir old itMil Wni* t|Uii!f *i gal-it* her *rt*. make- tin . U'l * M ill N T CARM t.l. Ill 1 1 i-li — and »■ trr.'C* ticlir.r. n - r 'it > i** s^ 1 1f a hr md.i M Hi,nr in rtl life 6 S\N J l AN. r li - (irorje hr hurl ah Mean* preiideni of the A H . CIO. Tbe flmwl vwollro Wahatli River >. youitCir- lhr..rv. Mi- Mi D. :l* lil! i hr dSrnl* wi -,-ripi* npfHtrlUfUl) prnpnting a ihorter work week: butgrd into a giant takr j> mile* gall aim wiitc> hi T moi *i mrn N ^ r i r r *,«!k««I -'We have got to turn our at long and M mile* wide at lit she due• rrquirr help w.tli -.uuu frnllon directly toward a ihorter widett point today, immeraing effect*, mutir arm v.-in - wli.. Ii wi* l*i klilHe'di* on Hit *srr»t (tctir thoucand* of acre* of farmland in liavr been taped and me u-cd with nlirrp fir hail Im ih huhn^ mil aiiul work wrrk Now i« the time '* Illtnoit and Indiana hail him in 1 u%h'*M lifftirr Im knr« a li>udvpr.ikri The rtvrr. whir[i earlier tore The McDutlgad ma Mti a d jkh»i a j* lta|i|H niUit lliK R R Y 1*01X T . N C -A c tin g f rrrttun «lr»rrilicfl •> 'Man Cp| Mvithew C MrKeon. wha note* in levee* at Ruateilville puuict* are uniqui in that tlicir Jed Marine recruit* on a tragic lil . and OakUwn. Inti . turgid face* arr madi uf ale*. *hlvh «tm ii»n%i*lcf' *1 SUH * ha*' «»f Irii J I Ml * death march'' in 19M. on hit pi*t Mount Carmel Wedneaday eliminate* the ucl> ra<. u tin fjrinfi u r ll ilr r o n l |i*.l h\»t j feel, uiundalmg a jaw Another fortunati accident i^ r n t i hr * knr'* hr relrate by the Marine Corp* " I, nigiit at vtr* Mi Hi,at hr 'ill*11 nut kft*m hr ha«l ma•li­ fclon l have any definite plan* for Suhlork lowland arc* of the city cau*cd till* di*iovcr> of h.TTj population. Ditugall tpiCed >uiite late v or * the mint w jntnl * Vi*t mt lu r * the fu'ure " About 7S home* in the area tuf puppet * (arr one day and put i)a> Hr vi .0 brill & **Mitht for unlit * S T !Jit Is — A »ii»u m elephant freed water damagr but only « off Hie cleanup job until later. r • in r*»n Th r puppeteer iv rending n ful Hi^hl fr«»m trainer Joe Stephen*, on the Too to 10 familie* m m rii out The keeper* itnke al the St I/iuit re*t took refuge on aerond floor* country Club Road Slir n 011*1 nrrUon with ihr holfjtjp of a *lruit 7avn before the w alkoul «nded of their home* to wait out the naltv from Vancouver, and once itorr la%t Srpt 7 Ir r c n iin v*a* 4 harcr<l a* our flood taught a cniirtr in pi.pirtry at Wedneieda* otght The atoned »lream wa* r»pcvi the t ni*truly ul tlritiin ( olum uf thr tviu ruhhrf* 111' a llf ;n | " If I find out my e’ethant* aren t being taken care of. I'll be rd to erect at Mount Carm el at lua She plan* to Iw in Sanford rompjruon film f*."' M ijn iril 23 fret today. Iluw rvrr. little fin- for '.hue year*, during Robert 1 '«*% f»iunil hrtdaltv tiiufilrrnf 4»ith back there " In* ihfoal %lit a f»*k* il# * * utr __________________ _ thcr damage wa* predicted cince lour of dul. here a n a m ar lo ti Mr* Mrlinugall it .... iiiiuii Mi a B rnotl of the city i* on high for iei»* i*lon »ta:i.-n* In D lland* tlrralr I ia. Thr heavte*i floorling wa* no within the nr*l feu C t r v Del 2A.! M10 « lltr ir ar I hr lilinoi* *ute where an .**li hati* rraidem* m alt *rr net men n A P A ! Morocco t I t —Ird r ie ,n4tc,j jo.iaai to IS.uuo aerr* were a■ thr breathe* lift into her many ! hiir r • do «1 in tr.r l A-l II Seager ST. d.revtor of the <|WJth murh> cmldrrn Hut I'nited Statea economic aid mi* 1 R bw 1w # u appeared in fl a.nn to Moralco and a vetiran tewUad U c c ll in ,, Mount Carroet lomlitifl ,itrrcM foreign j i «1 f\pfft «t»fd ''rdnet to tertr n ta\L» for Ho<m1 iorlnl NEEO SOME d iy . fam ihet * ___________________ 1 t.ISIION Cl 1*1»— Admiral <;*&<! |Coutinho. 90 . in r a ti; Might pto- M « | c n n A n f T K l p n l TO CARRY YOU neer. died Wednrcday In 19/?. I N C 1 5 0 n M R U I M C O I ('outmho and Sarrmlura Cabral, OVER UNTIL both captain* made an ecochat L u n c h e o n G u e s t s PAYDAY? flight from l.i*bon to Rio De Ja Nrlxun and Neal, the piano peiro. team appearing tn Sanford March s>, were recent gueit* at the A G.A.C. m ia m i u r u j i . r u a n — Rook and Author luncheon in New Vndnr Sfnullr. «7 former vice York C ity. o ll-p u rp o io loon prni'lrnl of thr Armtltonc IfJiljr. The luncheon I* »jw»n»ored b* con giva you Hint Im a sroup of rocifii ne^spap- The New York Herald Tnbonr much noodnd tiff. r r « died Tu n d i? of * hrart at and the AmeiIran lto«,k*fllcu A* Itark vaM3r \ aratiuning herr. xocialion. Harry Neal I* the an Ihnr of -Wave a* You l‘a** fAST StRVICil MIXKULA N V ft TI •— Mui T » r f l U VI. Rochrurr, H a rr There are about HMHXi ralm s tirrd aimtaot >**p%nr.rrmirn: of l » « * l up the Xtw York City trhoo! lyatem. place* in New Yoik City earlutur of refrr*bment ttandi. dind Wrdnciday. ' 6 ,‘ - i , V*V S CH O CO LATE COVERED (A ‘^ C H E R R IE S ^ Plump, juicy mjf.t schinos floating in q p ctejm and jacketed . £ rfl rich, puff choco o f f I I jt f Delicious’ 12 O Z . ™ 4 ?i BOX Q u o t a b le F lo o r s C le a n e d — Sanded — Polished r.!e trcjlment h» pv keep ikm *o!| and imaoth c-ctlet nalu ral ' evenness" 1.75 _ I 07 REG J 00 C ^aU tk r h a z zo Tile r.ipeflly Done! o k a m . k in d s : Free F.alimaie* — Call l at w o r k SEMINOLE IERRAZZ0 K A 2-7121 106 N . M > rtl< .... T# G *-e en 4 -M tt T* ftA'ilt- 3-a4®3 I JO fn»- Co'orvm* D-i*a V G*'riw-S?<st3 0*ta tftert Dade f-J **4 **U*i l Sa'*r««r f it *fa>aetiy Aom .a- fn*owe* Ca'oa'aOow tO AMS M U M TO R U IM N TS O f A l l MCA M Y TOW NS Tfieupeiitic foim uli Vit. Caps. 100 s CO IFO IA IIO N VISYNERAL DROPS Tlivoied anil Eoitilied Vitamins 15ec H W II S batic rufseiy needs stifn M illy t baby the \ safest n gsl gc He ta-r ruced for family tjflg'ts BABY CARE OIL . . hoi. 49c BABY CARE SOAP JCa^cs49c BABY CARE POWDER % / 59c BABY CARE SHAMPOO 5o; 59c BABY CARE LOTION 5 o; 49c '3 speed heat. 4 position switch •Moisture icsisljnt. tcniovabic cover.' i Pocked ni |)v)l)e!ii»iene hd*; Mjnu ilacturei’s lull )CJf guarantee. U S * 6 i!iS M !k !i, .Tumi af iiiv Goes J Cutii thru I'l- .* n deep mto achii'j ! .sue fteiie.es sprains strains, and m uicuidf stiffness due to CieiMin ot fjtiguc it#' T-r» •#»••#* »»f t'« \\ It* 4 A u to m a tic " K i n g " A e roso l 2 ot b o ltli POP-UP TOASTER Q U I K - S H A V E 1 4 9 Silent Clock Control! Snap out crum b door. Dial d c s iie d shade ol toast. Coiorama color 8 .8 8 G ocsdiiect'i fhiuthc skin Special in gicd tcnt softens the heard Greaseless, brush less. cc.onom,cal. A Q a 10 of . 98c Val____ * T * r '# le'c'tric 3 JArre .-/v Ltcinic SH4VT I Indoor Folding VJILIIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE CLOTHES DRYER Tulds is.n p jcllf lot storage idej. for use in apartments. Can jtso be used outdoors Sturdy! . . f RLE1 35c Sue Aqua V e l.j After-Shave Lotioi .*.itn 79 l Lo tlu c jliH .e Before "7 Q n Shave Lotion . . . . I h LIGHTER FLUID 4 O Z. C A N .............. r i g , 15c BOOK MATCHES CARTON OF *0 . . . lim HA Visit . UlO. 16c ASPIRIN 4 9 ‘ a LIIS. FI'SO.M SALTS — MIIM4... . SQUIBB TKERAGRAN VIIAMIN MINERAL SUPPLEMENT 1001 SLIGHTLY f Ait u*vn Dauf * t I 'M) M (wv*a 401 Wan CaeHot A.«*U« 25 FREE WITH PURCHASE Of 10 0 S LEDERLE GEVRALCapsules prepiifi tiliemci IIW M I ■ 4 1 * Nn-tS Oronga S*«a»l* RYBUTOL GELUCAPS BjUncetl N11tut ion * I Supplement 100 s C O R P O R A T I O N •a -»n. ; V O 30 S ROERIRVITERRA CAPSULES E X TR A CASH I I I W en f,r|t Stieai O a n *,n i t*..-*. CHOCOLATE llh t VITAMIN TREAI MULTIPLE VITAMINS................... 100 5 Deaths ERRAZZO WHITE'S DEIECTAVITES MILES ONE-A DAY Wabash To Crest; •" Farmlands Awash G A C. F IN A N O l] '0 0 1 !1 Vil £ 12 Mmeuls in ea. |jh 144 s Fugitive Nabbed; ; On 'Wanted' List Q u o te s MULTI VITAMIN CAPSULES REXALl SUPER PLENAMINS f Puppeteer Proud Of 150 'Children' UPJOHN UNICAPS 2 7 ‘ 90c I^OA NS PILLS 4 9 ‘ 9 c lie 1.99 i*/lyds 'm' N O W ! 2 FLAVORS r # n r y f W1■ 1 :r.r-’-i f \ ot KGUlAt CAIA.MU f * months \ 3 25 �•>M •«- •*» *•— *—•••• ,'*«( aB*l — ! -t W IN G A N D A PRAYER £ d itorials — ‘ tn ■ ■ • ■ ■— — rm ^ ^ Washington Calling Ry Marquis fb lM t WASHINGTON — With the re­ ply of the West tejeeting the Soviet I'nion proposal of a Ger­ man p rsrr conference shortly to lie sent off, the nest more will soon be up to Moscow. In what is wryly being railed the most widely leaked note in diplomatic history the West l# making what are advertised as nmressions tn the Russians. One such ronerision i* to include re­ presentatives of both West and East Germany In a conference nut as participants with seals at thr table but at consultants. But from the Russian viewpoint these concessions are on the terms of a conference and they do not get down to the substance, which is Berlin Therefore, the view- of the most knowledgeable diplomats here It that Moscow will almost certainly slam the ball -------------- - ---------- ----------- ;Social Security Bill ^Encourages Old Age ..... The proposed nocinl security expansion bill introduced into Congress yesterday ultimately ran achieve only «mc • thing: make evervone want to skip youth and atari out as “old folka." ....... The legislation. in effect, would provide the elderly " With paid-up hoapilal and surgical inaurance for life. Rita i* J n addition to current benefita. . . Coat of auch a program, naturally, would be placed on •tilt M in t people who now finance lociftl security. Next .lanu. •I '• try, social aecurity deductiona for worker* making »r -••more per year will be increased by fit monthly, or $ 2 1 per ••'year. The preaent $12<) |wr year deduction gradually will • ill mb to $21ft per person per year by 19G9, without new bene‘ fits. If the “old folk*'' hill ia enacted, aoclal aecurity taxes ’>• will be raised immediately. The “clincher” in the bill, proposed by Rep. A. J. hor■hd. Rhode Island Democrat. is that proposed tax Increase.;t t(»n't fintnet inch a program. Furanil admit* thi*. He apparentlv Isn't interesteil in where the remainder of the money would be obtained. He just knows that the A F I.-l III ,|ta* tagged the bill a "muat" in this session and thnt it is >* popular with the “old folks." The new social security rale in 1969, if the bill is passed, would not l>« $216, but $285 per employe earning or more and $427.5(» a year for self-employed persona. This bill i.a opposed vigorously by the American Medical Association a* “another step toward socialised medicine.” At the same time. Congress is debating a bill to raise the income lax on life insurance companies. This, of course, % ‘ will result in higher premiums for the “young folks who V*» being a ik fd to provide free w w llc il t i r e for I he old >»*# Twin Tots Caged, Mother Will Face 'Neglect' Charges ? It has been suggested that American "ynnng foiks • grow up ton fast. Such proposals as the horand Hill could * f .•-■make “old folka" of a lot of ua In a hurry. There is a sad "'Hide to auch old age comforts. The healthy young taxpayer Hr M K nlnhi *“ probably will work so hard to make ends meet tatter taxes) I W ASIIINtiTON — I sumrhow "*th »t he’ will die before he is old enough to enjoy the Itenc*> gut the Kira that Secretary <>f fits his taxes make possible. ft H IT LA U D ER D A LE ( U P D A mother of five hat been charged with neglect for penning her 14month old twin daughters In “ indricrthably filthy” animal-llkr rages at their home. tMfircrs said Mr*. May Matt, in, was also being held for inves­ tigation ol insanity. .Sheriff’s investigators, w ho raided the tuiu-e Wednesday after nctghboZt reported the abuse, said the red haired girls were penned like animats in a dirtlittered bedroom Tbe cage* were Improvised There may b* a solution for the from chicken wire hung over The Secretary went around the vrrm ln • ridden wooden beds. room gra*plng any hind within wheat farmers' wises, said the Human refuse and other filth Secretary? Do away with lerrace rrach with the dtspertllon of a allotment*. This, he uid. ihould covered the floor of the unventlman who wat in nerd of friends. be done “ a* soon as prtrr sup­ lated room, officers said Neighbors said the twins were And I think hr was ports are adjusted to feed use never allowed out of doors. H r turned his charm up another relationship " Another daughter and two young notih when Sen. Allen Kllcmlrr Sen. Stuart Symington lit M o), tons also lived In the house. ( I ) . I.a ), the rhairmsn. sauntrr- a Presidential possibility, said hr Juvenile investigator Helen Pan rd In. ' Say," he rxrlllm rd. “ hut didn't know what thr Serretary hairn t you dune a lot of travel­ meant Neither did I Amt. I fear, coast said she warned Mrs Matt alioul similar child abuses when ing!" Ami hr and Kllrmlrr talk­ neither did Mr. Itrn*nn Hie family lived In another home ed i only altout tin- Senator's trip “ I'se been a farmer most of I in the area, hhe added that Mrs to South America. my life,'' be pleaded, "and some­ Matt has been 111 for some time But then the T V man »trrtthi-d time* I ran t figure out thr ac­ with a heart condition and appar a yellow tape 16 fret It Ituhri counting system of this country." enlly needs mental help (tom his camera to Benson's face, I Hut Symington prrssed on Just Authorities said the twins *p and the inquisition begin tell him, hr said, what that price peared to he normal dc*pile their Now Kllrndrr was growling at support figure would In- Mr. Ben ahtise. , tutor Krr*. “ As I understand it.'* son turned to the assistant on his Officers said they ilnl not plan he mullrrrd to the Serretary, left, Martvn Mel.ain. Mr. MrLam tn iirest the lather pending fur“ you propose a further reduction ionIdnl quite answer it the) InvesUgaUon They permitted t'nder Secretary True Morse, him to kaeo cuslodv of the bov* of prices In thr farmer.” What friendly Mr. Benson had flanking Henson on the right, had but took the three girls to a | said was there ought to hr a a stab at it, hut couldnT get Juvastle home The father said he hmll the rhangr in the farmer a wheal Jaw. across the true picture So from behind Mr Ben-on up popped cages to serve as cribs because Nui, of the problem, he said, was there was Just loo dangrd moih another assistant, lomplrtr with he did not hair enough money to buy cribs. wheat stored around the country charts. “ All I want," warned Syming­ — about 13 billion bushels. ton. brralhlng fire, “ is a figure, f rom scrois the green baitr on Hie mahogany table, another a simple ip*rifie figure" Ah. Senator got into the fray — and said Mr McLain at last, “ If all a fellow Republican at that — ysssi want is a specific answer. I Sen Milton Young of thr North don I see why wr can't furnish It to you in a few days" Billy Testn and Larry MeQuat-i Dakota whratlands forget it. said Symington Kven ters guided the EEA heifer. Lady “ I don't know why you paint Barbara ami hull. Emerald M* the wont kind « ( a picture in L ira looked disgusted The Senators shortly knocked jor. to * red and blue ribbon, agrtrullurr,'' said Young as If those words w rrr pent up fur a olf for lunrh friendly Mr lien respectively, at the Tampa State yrar Your whole lone certainly son now looked relieved. At least Ealr Saturday. The boy*’ blue ribbon winner. has hern unfriendly to the farm ­ thr inquisition was m rr (or a spell. Emerald Major, *t»o came in er " But as the prnplr filed nut. a next In reserve rhamn tn (he friendly Mr Benton smilrd and hrnt and unbent a paper little man rim e up from the back youth division at the Fair. rtip Hr took a gulp of Ire water, nf the room and tapped the Sec­ The bull, owned by the Semi swlllrd it around for a moment, retary on the almulder. nolo EEA. t* going t» be told.: “ I’m a farmrr from Jasper thrn swallowed hard. Anyone interested tn thit trophy County, Indiana," he said in winner may contact the Seminole t A words that spat “ If you want tn E F A at the High Schoot farm destroy us farmers, why don't you do it the humane way, atl at oner — not hy attrition." Poor E l Benson He looked IJir The Sanford Natal Air Station man In the eye — sadly I VIEN N A. Austria It I'D — The will ohtrrtr holiday routine next thought “ If you're not hippy,” Communist r'cechoslovakian Party Monday, in honor ef Washington** he said. *'IT1 trade Jobs with newspaper Rude Pravo said Mon I day that SJ technician* from the Buthdat. you." Tbe war things were gnmg for I t'mtrd Aral* nepuhllr have ar Vyevrdini ts Nary regulation*, when a holiday fatli on a Sun-lay, Air. Benson, I think he meant rived tn Crrrhoilovakia for I! ' months practical training it i* celebrated the following day. it. Assignment Washington Agriculture Kira Brntnn didn't hate many friend* in the roam. 'This s i r to Ire the Mormon elder i first raking over It) the Sritatr Agrlcolture anti Korertry Committee this )ear. lie walked ■"* The federsl government, often accused of wasteful into the smalt hearing zoom un­ spending, usually attempts to defend its position by issuance der a ten gallon hat ami on a " “iff some long-winded explanation which insinuates that the u> of sunshine. it Explain It, Please 5 questioner ia about three rung* below the idiot level. The dolt who fall* to understand why he can get only S $42 monthly from welfare, when the l\ 8 . is lending millions “ to Jordan, Iraq and Yugoslavia is just too contemptible fur * leord*. * Mr. Average l ltixen. who duly files his income lax re* 5 torn »o that thousand* of “sdministrstlve experts” on the i U. S. payroll may draw salaries befitting their title*, sume-_^nies i* at • loss to unde*stwod why people in the L. A. ’ dl* of Wdlnutritien while million* of ton* of food are given to foreign countries. He, ton, is subjected to a good taste of tltr "It s None df Your llusiness” attitude so common iu public ''servants." i With this in mind, we join the "Idiot* class to ask « |uestion: who was the “efficient" public servant who mailid copies of “ Handbook For Kmergencles" to l)r. John Ziegler In Cincinnati? Dr. Ziegler wrote the federal ■ovemment for one copy of Booklet No. 157U0. Hy return l a i l . he received 15,700 copies of the booklet. JJ It is possible, but not piobable, that the bureaucrat Jfuldn’t read. Kven so, be should have had enough common g i n r to know that nobody, but nobody, wanlrd 1o.OOtl copies tjf any booklet the federal government ever published. The explanation should lie interesting, if the bureaucral lowers himself to the (mint of trying to explain the error to all of the dolts who pay hi* salary. •! D AILY C R O S S W O R D ' f *4 ** <I 1 , • I I Apts ACROSS I . -------soil 1. Many wit* iroieb. I Kirp with form l IM tlnUoi , • A (in» Touch •II. Nfgstlv* ton T. Kmpleyi ! : Rivrr (F r ) I (.atvlan ,y inhsbtlsnt i i . Turn tiidt t Crawls IX Oprrsl* IS Hot S osnlf IS Ring on si rn»«« pi it tT n*v. SmltH II Th» M trrtI I Asily a TV mte's srtntr epjwnsnt (,hrt* II R in U ti l*tt»r .It (SiMe mrtsrs ■ rl)M 31 Of for#«(» I t Flares If Disfigure 1* M ilt kits :s Anltnnta * . 1 ♦ 1 T~ « IT. Caamis I t iMItnit t n •1 K*II turn I I Ovsrksa* A A tram * >1 Utucho I i w . v.«*pm i I I rreooun J •1 3S. Pi*r« of ■1st u 11 ll I* Hsu' I* HrnrM le if 40 Knot of ' b»»r tr IT If t l Lithutsita •rspert u 11 I t Oieir# group I t Squttlt tt i; I I Lustsr fA% DOWN 4i 1 Large silk ktrthltf AW | Ji 3 Intradahl* I King «f the M u ll r 1 1 I I ' ♦ : -1 i ! It . Tuts IT. I’eruhrs 31 exchange prsrnmn* (0 Support t l Entire • % England Shrouded By Blanket Of Fog l.ll.MMIN (U P D — A grrat Mankrl of fog timer id over rout hern England tods), parat)ilng land, tea and air tramiHirtalion in thr worst blackout in 30 yean Ivimlon .in |H,rt hat bren out nf rervlcr -in rr Wednesday night, but te m c r lu the clip wat virtuall) nnnnistrnt. amt thr few Iramt that completed journey* In thr capital ran far behind *i hedulr Highways trailing to l.o n t lo n n rrr rliord hy abandoned t i n amt truckt Shipping official* » n r m e m hlmg tender* to lakr panengrr* off thr giant liner yueen Kiteaheth. fog l«tond for lour days In thr Kngli«ti Channel a few miles from Southhampton Th r fog rained a number of 'hipping strident* — notably the grounding nf a Norwegian tanker nrar the l*1e nf Wight snd a enl liMon iM-twrrn a imall llriti«h liner and a fishing twat— but no ra«uatlirt w rrr repotted. Similar ronditioni apntiol in Zt c o n n I i r * . a belt of territury *trrtching from thr Channel to the industrial midlands. 'W e cannot m a tt such a com­ plete and widespread blackout . ." *aut auto club ipokrtrnrn “ Con­ ditions are the wnrit m «') years.” VI lea-t one memt>er hsi health i-iiurancr in a*mut !J per cent nf ..It Ameiican famllit* VA * Ou 1* f/. * • Ji 4 Aak For A. W. ANSLEY Day or Night BAIL BONDS — t'nun tv & Pily — Hulls \ve. EA M R * HegMrrcd State Fee* t niter MI.OO. fee ,*• 0* In sl.Ve.OO, fee Over 110.00. Uni) lif t M ARK NO O TH FR *1* no lll.n* C lIA IH iK S Bout yields of celery, sweet corn end cucurbits, spray with Du Pont “Parzate" Du Pont “ Pargate" offer* rffcctivr, low-cost control of Hrlminthosjiorium blight of sweet corn, leaf spot diseases of celery, and Antlirsrnose, downy mildew and certain other leaf diseases of cucurbits. "Parzate” ia mild in action . . . resists washing' off by rains. Order ” Parzate" today! PARZATE’ ^ Jl,U V ^ •ITTI* Things foi l i n n hftiirf ••*•!• /uagieitf* iivino . . . rmouGM cntuurtr Boost celery yields, control diseases with Ou Pont "Manzate" Du Pont "Manzate” i: highly effective for eontrol of early blight and late blight of celery, In the field and continue as frequently as re­ quired. “ Manzate" is mild on plants, but touch i TED W IL L IA M S HARDW ARE on Ll.ghtl. Order "Manzate” today| GO LD celebrates ••• » .3 * WHY THIS! S P tC IA l t A V I N O t r Owi Haski Wv* leer* all yee* s* <*v*d — t»*e dr'Mg Iks *'<■•< *<a**k». Thai i »h| *t aM»* iktva taac-al f«-f-*•->* raiwas MOWt *•* dial •aky nawa r*vi basl •wna (a buy and iAVft M l l . i * | C ilR ln M , Mailer *a* Pehliskw asYr.s ft. * m I t m . a n . k *m « is « wan-* niw i.vx j , v i s h i xu. lassHisis* «*•*■** JK IV V K (M B XtvK tIB S IISIS I WAS III* waller **dn» waller . . IHHr •stats Sat*raaf, •■■***. sea I W i l a H (aswras* •« « krl*(mat. sfreaa tits* a t M ir *«i«ktr *f. 1*t* os ikt pea' atflra rlerta*. ***** ik r Sat *• <*•**•*• •( I s n k a. lit*. ia a **•»►** •( «k« I all** Pitts ssklrk Is tslllls* rsrlet■•* fw H t s i i i M i i i i af all ska l*aai aatsa silaiia la (kit ■U'ljealka Given Kcd Training w •aa He* Ik kin* •a* Trar Sill* SEE tlv i i i-v o ly ifio rv o r y Fi ig id m n - 3 r m e j (ic jitn to i w h ic h j> u n v p A u to is v c itic B u ttie s d e e p w ith o u t W a s h e rs d ir t o i/t b i- o tin q MA N Z A TE * ■ • « ) /lie#ieij* VALUE DAYS! w ith I I Q , BIO tavlnge on brand new 'S t Frlgh la lrt Appllanceei COM! SFf. COME SAVE Thursday, February 111, 1959 f r Carr!** * . M, t k . . V f t e,k. Navy To Observe Holiday Monday -e a w -'-e % % %% % % % % ira* at ••(era, Mtral* M * ii* Prizes Captured By FFA At Fair bark Into lb# Western eourt. I dulge In wishful thinking and to We ai»ed you for rounterpropo take a sternly realistic view, her* tils on Berlin and Germany, the it how event* will develop. 1. The conference will be a roa-wRussian reply it likely to say. and you gave us none. T h r line fronlation and not negotiation. that Anastas Mikoyan took dur­ East and West will come witq ing hi* American visit was to dr positions that cannot he rrco*. mind at every opportunity what cited. the United .States had to suggest I The conference will break as a substitute for ending thr down after the two tide* have air. four-power occupation of Berlin. ed their Irreconcilable differences. There wai never any doubt that Mutual denunciation will follow the Western powers would in full with the blame for failure pasted agreement insist on staying in back and forth in angry recrimi­ Berlin and having accetv to the nation. city. The dispute over how ac3 The widely adsenisrd failur*** cess should he maintained If tne is sery likely to occur before th* Russian* withdrew, leaving the May I* deadline the Russians East Germans in authority, uas have s(t fur their departure from blown up out of all proportion to Berlin. Then could coitir the >u. the reality. It has now been aalls prerne test of unity in the West. factortly rrioivrd and no doubt 4 Thr coun* ! of caution would remains of how and whrif the he to accept the “ as( Germans Allied powers would art tn reject as agents, regardless of whether any East German authority over the conference had succerded m free actrn to the city. establishing Ru*-ia’t continuing One objective of the Russian authority. But if the aland tirmFJ maneuver on Berlin terms to lie advocates have their way, the to get recognition for East Ger­ Ea*t Germanv will he brushed many as a sovereign Hate. There aside. fore, the Western proposal to have 3 Tlltn it will he up to Mu* consultants of the two Germany* row again Thr Russians. In this at thr ronfrrencr table will al­ stern slew of the future, would most certainly he referred hy restrain their German satellite Moscow to thr Fankow rrgim r In and the threat of war would pas*, East Berlin. Th it little byplay with thr three allies still having will bs designed to augment Fan- their own a c trn to Berlin. kow * prestige and if thr rtply It is not a rheerful prosprit of Fankow ihould be. “ No. wr On the contrary, it could hardly,! insist on full participation,” U ho more grim T h r gurnet In­ will not be surprising volved are stupendous and. if What has been blandly taken they arr wrong, catastrophe hy for granted in the West — that capitulation or nuclear war 1> th* the Russians will welcome the thoirc. opportunity for a mretmg on Ger­ Sincere and high-minded mm many and Rrrtin — is not assur such as Senator Mike Mansfield rd at all. This it the slew of arr looking for a way oul. Per­ diplomats who believe thr Rut haps an rscape ran he found stan mood is one of supreme self- short nf the confrontation that confidence. will bring the world to the edge Nevertheless, the odds are for of Armageddon Rut since tn«4| a conference to tie held m late principal Russian objective tn th* April or rirly May. since Moscow Berlin maneuver seems to he to cannot be put in the position of split thr Wrtl, and a likelier de­ a flat no. In thr view nf those vice would be hard tu find, th* convinced it is wisest not to In­ mbit on a showdown are heavy. Start applications when plants are established 1 * Iff 4* — Those model* are un dinpliiv NOW at the Hm o e n to t lo n a l O O iT -M IO O f FAIR TED W I L L I A M S H A R D W A R E R, ffl. Baa ford , FA 2-11$$ i m i l imssGl foi Itm * tnixG . , . rufouGN Cifw.jrtr CELERY GROWERS... fer higher yields, (top blights with Du Pont “Zerlatc” or "Fermate” DuPont “Zerlate" xiram and “ Fermate" ferbam funrieide* can bt used as sprays or dusta for the effective control of early and hits blight and dsmptng-off of celery. They protect grow­ ing celery plant# without danger of burning or stunting. For low-cost disease prevention, or» der "Zerlate" or "Fermate" today! f) (fiO M !) ZERLATE* FERMATE' **'•* fw e,r,4< /rrkre, tw-rri^* m ttu IN ,M l sot l i n t , iivino . . . fWeoa m e m t t m i �■— _ ^ * ,r,!i T h u n . Feb. 19, 1959— Pag* b Rathmanns Shoot For Speed Record 1 D A Y TO N A BEAC1I, FU . H IT i — The race • driving lUthminn brother* hoped to thatter a world *pced record today ever the 2 i mile atphalt Daytona lim it tn tcrnalional speedway, Just utir week ago. teteran Marshall Teague wa* killed *m the new track trying in break the time record — a *tngie — lap average of 176 SIS m p h trt hy . Tuny Uettenhauien in Monra. It* aly, la*t June. Ju»t two day! !><• fore. Teague art a track record of 171.82 in p h. Sports Parade • 0 _ w • 0 n v OSCAR IR M .I.Y N EW Y O R K i CPI t You don t have to tell Jack Demptey or l aley Stengel that tame I* fleet­ ing and. In »ome cave*, nonexi* tent. A »porta bull might expert everybody to know the ’ Manana Mauler’’ who held the heavy, weight rhampionthip of the world fur a decade and the loqutoout and much-printed manager of the New York Yankees Rut it ain't nreeiwrily *o Take the lime lait ipring when the Yankee* were cn route north from »pnng training and bookrd tu play an rxhihitlon in a South ern town. When Stengel left Flor Ida hi* wife, Edna, told him on arrival at the rxh.bilion game *itr In telephone a longtime frirnj who wa* a *i*trr In a convent In that city and *ay hello Stengel duittfully carried out or dfi* When hr telephoned the Mi­ ter, hr announced ’•Thl* I* Catry Stengel” There wa* a pau*r at the other end and the mystified »nter a»k ed •Who u HT” "Caaey Stengel,” the Yankee akipprr reiterated. The »i*’>er atill couldn't place bint »o, in exasperation, Stengel laid: •You know. Edna Stengel * bu» band ” *1hat brought recognition and the n*ter. after asking atiout Mr* Stengel. »aid to lavey ■’And wh»t bu»ine«* are you tn. Mr Stengel* ••I'm the manager of the New York Yankee*.” •'Manager*'' be wa* avked •’Juvt what I* that?” Stengel figuratively threw up hiv hand*, ■Thai. Mvler.” he anvwrred »f ter only a moment'* groping. "I* »nfi of like being the mollirr »Upermr." To which Demp»ey arid* the »tury about deplaning at ldlewlld Airport wllh a friend not *o long ago ami the* were illirUtilug one of Dempsey *» bout* during Ihe taxi ride into the illy. I mail* Ihe driver turned to Jack and tpieried with a punlrd frown: "l>rmp»cy. Jack llcmptry. Say. arent you a [igjdrr ••Ye* I am.” Dentpcey replied *traight faced •'Who do you fight r.e*t“ the rabhle a*ked ‘ Nino Valde* " Dempsey kidd ed "How do you think you II d"* •‘I'll *tiffrn She bum In two heat*.’’ Jack deadpanned ••Thank*." *aid the cabbie. " I'll Irtl my friend* to bet cm you ” Dcmptcy howled a* he tuld the »tory. hut pride I* » many »plm tered Hung anil the champ would­ l1J(j n't hatr laughed » i Imtiiy he nvrrhrard iwn tweet young thine* in hi* reitaurar.t a few night* later "That * Jark Tiemp*ev,” their e*rnr1 told them in awe "Jark Dempiev ’ taid one. wllh wide eye* "Who'* he* ' The etrort looked et her di«guttrdly. "O h.” he *hruggtd. 'he* the gti* wno own* the rectayrant Such, a* the guy laid. it fame Kxni.sc Very I’ misunl ^ M IAM I 11 'I T ) — Trainer Eddie Y Holton offered an tinuatial cxnue when he xcratehfd Mali**c Horn the llibisrui Stake* tn Hialeah "He wa* frightened by a lion and ran away.” he laid. The lion, tn a rirru* playing at Tropica! Park where Mili*»e wa* Mihlfd rnar ed during a workout and the colt took off Canada Tops Finns H ELS IN K I. Finland i n i— 'The SReilevilie McFaiUnd*. who will defend Canada'* world amateur u-e hockey rhamptnmhip In Prague next month, defeated Fin­ land* national team* 8-L Wedne*t*y night. Ortega, Ucdl Sign NT.V3' YORK <L PI i— Welter“ fight* Ga*pee Oitesa of Mexlexli, 'Irxieo. and Stefan fledl of QPaxai!-. N. J . will n ett in a 10rounder at Madiaon Square Gar­ den. Friday, March 6 » W * The llathmann brother*. Jim and Dick, raid they would take teparaie turn* in an Offt powered Kuzma. Jim m i expected to make the tint run. Dick *aul he would aterage four milei falter than hit younerr brother. Dick. 23, uf Trrnton, N . J . hai competed In Indiar.apoLJ eight time* and placed tecond twice. Il> m i Midwevt Hot Rod Attn champion in D ll and 11*19 and rinked third in NASCAR grat.-l national »tar.dtn;* for 1933 and 1931 Jim , 30, of Miami, wa* Midwrtt Hoaditer and Stock Car A*>n champion In D U . 1930 and 1931 III* brtt thuwing III the 30U wa* in 1927 when he moved from next to lad to take the lead in the tilth lap and trailed winner .''am Hank* at the finish by *1 »ec ond*. Tim e trial* for Saturday a mod iflrd and »purtman auto race* were completed Wed nr »d ay with id mure ear* qualifying lor the von mile run. I.r r Petty. Ilandlruian. N . C . led MrdnriJay * qualitirr* in a modified 1930 OMtmobilr al an average H I 376 Next came Larry lia n a , Angler, N. C. in a modi­ fied 1922 Ply mouth, and Mat v in I’anrh, t hariotle, N. C , in a mod ifinl 1933 Ford, both averaging 133 716 Kiego, Pin Check Cn a i ,,rn IC u lL IIC C n iin r if n r IQ Y U lliU j On Morning Line Snider, Sanford Reach Goals BARON OF BASKETBALL • By Alan Mover t ntlrd I’rec* International Duke Snider and Jark Sanford, who never did get gong in ’38. indicated today that everything’* going tn he Ju»l fine in ’St*. Spring training havn't e*en of firlally opened hut both the l.oi \ngr >•» Ih dgrr tiutiieldrr ami the | San I’randico riant pitcher al­ ready have accompli thrtl their No. 1 goal*— gelling down to play­ ing welgiil. Liston Apologizes For Uppercutting, Asks Better Bout :.ocury RUPP, A C V / k/w n £ ra js ’ //// FaaVw* Z>t r f s > 20 r > wt V *i 4 t 4. Aftv *\ sj t x\y j t lT Hftl l| fl # . #• / ^ * - 11,.. w M jry&A/rs ^ H'. v v -3-> /*+£0*0*6ft . 3*0 Kentucky Avenges Vanderbilt Defeat LEX IN G TO N . Ky. ( I P I '- K r n lucky ateyed In Ihe thick of the Tw o fleet female grrv hound* ,*rc hot Smthranern Conference b*** favored m lonight’i l-adir* Night Handirap, the featured ninth race a! Sanford Orlando Kennrl Club. Kiego and Pin Cheek draw top mormr|H line «hl* for the apeciat feature event, highlight of the evening * lUevent »latr to which all women will be admitted x»ith out charge Trark oliiriaU will I Ailed l'ir*< InlrrnAllontl pay the *lale adiniition tax. Kiego will fire from the fourth Ninth Cambria'* top-ranked Tar po-t po'itlon with twoioone lint* Lave huidlrd their lait ma­ early odd*. In 17 Mart* thi* **ajor obtlacle on the way to an un­ *on. the 33 pound brindle lady ha* finished In the money 13 time*. beaten <ra*oii in the tough Atlan­ Pm Check l* rated a four to­ tic t oa-t Conference but thr* Mill nne that in Ihe tug nintli encount­ h: VC a long low to hoe before er, front the fifth pn*< position. the) ran lake anuther crack at Her win record of five j* better­ the NCAA rhamp unhip Frank Mctiulie'* *harpihootei» ed only hy Kiego, who ha* won *ev rn, turned baik «t*h-rlval North CarIh e two favorite* are the race * olina Stale. 71 07, on thtir home only grryhoumlx weighing let* cuurt Wrdiieolav night and *an than 6o pound* Kiego tip* the elm.h a tie for fir*l place in the teal** at 33, vchllr I'm Cheek \( i.' Ly defeating Maryland Sat­ weigh* 3* urday. Ilovvrvrr. unlike lit ronfrr Olhrr* in the fraturr ate Itan tlx Hack. Rocky Mactiinty. I aide (lir e , winner a of the V,.antic skirt*. Ttmerun, Peace of Mind t ua-t title do nol qualify auto and «;»> Haven i.iaticall) lor the Nl A \ «hlndlg. Action •tart* at a io The fir*t eight finl*liri» l i t r e : In X matinee card of III event* * p"-t rra on lournainent, wliob will Mart at 2 p m. tomorrow. wa* dewrihed by Mrtiutir earlier (hit week a* "a kuola iluidan _ _ _ _ _ -----uulctte ” ' You knock yuui-rl! out In *on, o s a NGEI.ES i l ’P li — End Tom Franekhaiiirr and tackle frreme play ad *ea*un at 1 then you have t-i atai. all m rr again lim e Srlawvki, coi.iplain* of last in the tournamrnt." nioanid thr year * Purdue Irani, tiave Mgned lar Heel coach ‘Then if you ic contract* wltn Hit l.o* Angrlra l.'ky enough t-> win the H un cItam* of the National football menl, your guy* air phyitcall* League. rxhau*l*d for the Nl AA (ham pi<m*hip." I)r*pitr M T iu iir * *rrintngl> PA It A.MI'S, N. J. it P I i - I.e* legitimate groining, he ap, arentSaVnid, former nravyweight con­ ly In* thr hortet to go all the tender who fought Joe U>uic and way again thi* year. Two *ea,un* Rocky Marciano in non title bout*, ago, the Tar lire!* winl unbeaten I* improving from an ear Infec­ In 21 regular »ea*on game*, tion at Rrrgcn Pine* Ho-piiat, uiteml thiuugh the conference SAVoid, 12, wa* huipiialirrd in tournament, and then won tlie ifitieal condlllon Tuetday night NCAA title w^th a I hr tiling triplr lve*au*e of n high tevrr re*utting rvritlme victory over Kama* and (inm the Infection Wilt Cbantberlalri Tar Heels Defeat Arch-Rival State Itains Sign Pair Fighter Improves kethall ia*e but haj a few anxluu* moment* beforr beating \an drrbllt. 83 71. l>efoie 12 OVW fan* Wrdnr-da) night. thr Wild-at* had to put down n tail half revolt by a ilelCtmineJ l oimiiodotf tram after btreliug tu ., rumfuMablr 42 29 hallHme lead Yandeihilt caught fur In tbr ■rcoiid half and naitowrd the Wildcat uiaigm to two point* with 12 minute* left «-n a *en*atiunal •hooting di-ploy Kentucky, behind Veteran Johnnv Cox an-l re-erve Hobby Slu*h■r, who poppe<l In II pointv In the L*t half, acain moved away only to fade e.oiii a* Vanderbilt whit­ tled thr edge to three point*, hut could gel no eloier, Kentucky Ihu* avenzrd an earl­ ier *ra on dr fra I h* kandy arul Cling tu Ihild pla.r in Ihe SEC landing* behind leader Auburn aiil Ml**l**lppl Mate. Cox a U Valid) t Jim Henry waged an Individual »rortng duel, will l ov winning out. 21 2*> Ken lucky • Hilly Kav Lirkrit and Vainly < l.ariy Hank* eaiti had 19 point*. Slu*her. who came oil the Ih-iu h lig *patk 111- sagging Krntuik) ofirn -r, had 18 and tea ill 111a> Henlor Coflman netted 17. Vanderbilt hit *>• per relit of it- -hot- in that dairlmg ■croud half bunt and (itu-hed thr nighl v Ith a mat k of 16 3 to 19 7 for Hie Wild, at* Xavier Drops IMayer MIAMI REACH. Ela f I'i'l i — Heavy weight lonlrnder S u n n y U*ton, with tit atraicht vie l or tea under ,h n bell, apologue ! imlav* '' hl!e he wa* "Joan ", i - -1 for a fight with a higher ranking contender, I want Eddie Machrn, /ora Folif) or Nino Y ild ri for my neat fight.” declared Litton of I'hlladrlphla. who floored Drlohn of Sy raruir. N. V . Iw i.r W'ednrtday night with *olar-p!r-.ut punch e* for a technical kinv.out in Ihe iixtlv round of their TV fight, Vftrr Referee Jimmy I’rrrlev* had Mopped Hie bout at J :I1 of the *utti lemon tvefore t.a2.it at thr Miami Heart) Exhibition Hall, llir fight alnioM wa* recomed in Debitin'* corner. When t ie vitlorioUl I III .. lelpb tan darned a<ro»c the ring (•> •ha.r h a n d a with vanquitln-d Mike, DeJohn refuted t** *liake anil angrily a<cu»ed Sonny of up. I>ercutting him when do in on one knee the le.ond time. Mike called Litton a name I itton twung at him and mi**ed. Then their haudiet* »cparated Ihem. I Talon, weic limp -.’bn , pu.md* and atanding riferi 1. admitted larn, " l ^ t , | upperrullc-l him all rik'-it; Rut I didn't know ne h.-rd a knre on Hie floor I thought lie wa* ju*l *.|uattin' lue he did a couple time * rattier, t or aorry about it but hr'i >o tab. | didnl leallle he had a knre down.” Sonny wa* favored al 12 3. Ring Results M IAM I REACH, Fla r l l ’l i - Sonny LUlaa, S8'». phiiaddphu. Mopped Mike UrJohn, 202, Syra cu*e. N Y. t6>. TO K Y O i l l ’l l — Patnia! Perea. 111**. Argentina, outpointed Krnjt Yonrkura, ID , Japan |lu> nun title Bold Ruler Holds Nine Furlong Mark NEW YORK i l l ’ll Hold liiilrr ran lIn- fade «t rune fur­ long* in American racing htvtorv fur a hortr carry ing 133 pcouol* when hi- won Hir Stymie Hamit cap 1**1 year in I II 2 3 lie al*o ran thr faded mile and one dx leenth lor a Iwrte «.drying over 130 pound* vxhen he won the (Jutm* louniy Handicap *atrv ing 133 pound* Sprinters To Kacc CIN'l I N N A 11 i l l ' l l Jim MrC U L l M lllS , Ohio ( l I’ l 1 l affect), Xavier l mvrrnty l a* Olympic champion Glenn Davt* ,.f ►ethall coach, ha* dropi<d Rich | ithio Mate. Itohby Morrow of A I'mntrk, the .'lutkeieer* leading Irne and Dave Slme ef Duke will rrlaiunder, from Ihe aquad fur I.rr compete in a *renal 2?<i yard remainder uf the leatnn Iw. uu*e da*h at thr Wed Texa* llelav* at of "di*riplinary rea»on* " PionteW thlr**a, Te »., Mai-li 2W l>avi< hat M t a g g r d gob rebound* and wind* up hi* rullrge career in Ihe ■cored 13h point* in It* gane* thu MIC relay* at Rig Sprint. Tex , March 28 teaton. with two olhrr American Iaarua rluht. The W a i h l n g t a n Senator* nibbed one ef their top bind* when relief are Dirk Hyde aJTttd In termi for an animated 814,000, an tnrreaie nf about 16,000 atgr 1938. The Yankee* annminred lb* •icnipg of pitcher Don t j ru n and firti-baieman Mar.- ThronaEetre and Frank U a. Ten iff the anrld r'lampmn* remain unsigned, Rob ff-lnner. who bloaiomed inio a alar Ian traion, agreed la term* w.tx the riittburgb Pir­ ate*. the Milwaukee Rrave* ilgnad Infle.'de-- Mel Roach and nutfialdar Vnd- i'afko. and ihe Baltimora Dnole* »igned outfielder Rob Niaman. O ile r camp newt; Linde M r. Daniel, tie si l.out* cardhali' «3i*,Mii honu* pitcher, tuffered ap* pendiritt* m ark in Meridian, .Mtu . where an emergenry operaHon wa* performed . . Infioldof M»ne Alvarer ngned with 1ha I tilled I’ ret* taleraalioaat Tiger* . . Giant*' rreiideat Hor­ The New Sort, hmc»rroockrrt ace Sionehanv onnounred that and Minncapolu Laker* look Manager Rill Riiney, injured la hammer!!*, k* imlae on l e r o n d an autn rrach on Sunday, *wll' place in t:r*ir rrr.e .ln e dn.ilon* rherk in at Phoenix, on Monday of ihe National lta*ketb>ll a m o - . . . Dodger Manager Walt A^toa rlsi.'on. announced tiepped up arhedula of Tlie Knickprlmekcrt. pacc-l by •pring crorlout* tn aerordanet a brd'iant fourlh perual performvcith club Preiident Waller O'Mal­ an.e by Richie Guerin, defraied ley* "get tough— policy” . . , the rincinnalt Royal*. H i . H6, Smokry Rurgei*. catcher obtained Wrdne-day nirhl while the l . a « - ( from Cincinnati, tigned with- Ftcif, aided hy the high tooting of rate*. Larry Fo.it! and Elgin llayior, i leal ihe Detroit I’liton*. I03-V3. Ihe knick*’ tlilo rr gave ihem a i ' i game lead over Idle Syra cute in the bailie for rrrnnd place in the t.altrrn Dlvttion. The l.ak T A M r A ( L T D — Eight Polk rr* now lead I hr I'iilon* by Hirer game* in the Uevtern Dlvinon t ounty men, inrloding Countf Aldlne Corebeo, Guerin icurril 16 of Ihr knick* t ommiiMoner . ' point* in ihr fourth period «nd were expected to he tried again wound up with 33 point* in a in F. 5. D iiiriri Court here aeon Ihr.Iter al Ihr Cincinnati Gar­ on charge* nf ihonting dovgl ia den* The Knbkt carried a 98-93 a baited field Their three-day trial ended Id rad into Ihe fourth period alier .i.villii.g thiuugh 22 lire and tgvan a hung jury Wedne»day night,, but ihangr* of the lead v.’.cu -p -in A«*i. I\ S. Ally. Richard Kelley, Guerin, lulling from Ihe ouinde. aald he would "definitely” , try milled 11 of the Knick*' next U them again, perhap* within tea week* point i. Ja< k Twyinan tcorrd .34 poinlt for Hie Itciv all and Wayne *' v*—. • vrt a Gulden let-mind cecord by COIAfMRl'S. Ohio t l 'P D — Jack taking down it iclwiund* in the Nirklau*. If yen-old Ohio Itatd final period. •Indent, aoid Wednesday ho* will Foutt aeored 23 point* and Rav­ leave *rhool tn piepate for the ine added 2H to give ihe lutkau Walker ( up g»If match** In Scot* thrir tecund win in a* many land May 13-18 night* over the I’liton*. tin- l.ak rr* never Hailed and led hy 16 point* with li* minute* left in tile game Gene Shur bad 22 point* and Wail Duke* had 16 fur De­ troit. Knicks And Lakers Nail Second Spots Cage Scores t nitrd Pre«* International La H Queen* (N Vl fJ Piatt nj Navy 72 G n u getuwn U7 Vrmy 93 William* 77 Ceo. Waihingtun 87 Temple <-,» Delaware St W M.itgan Slate at Syracute 72 tonne.-tic lit lt| lace 1M N 3 Slate Maritime 74 Adrlphl M Rider M Camegie 1'ecii 7d Waynetburg 61 Vmeriran Ctiiv *-t Juuiala 3*> Wilke* 61 1yI Hilling .>!• Fordham *t*t < aniriut f.j tTiion l N'T I 83 Norwich 34 Trinity !*t Slum * Tech 39 Wed Virginia h i Pitiaburgh t > Irm n yn r 82 llartwl.k 61 Hale* id liuwdtun 6 4 St. Jntrph tl'a < 87 llueknrll 64 lutSalle t'3 \lbtighl 62 Spnnglirld i u'l. 78 lltandrii 76 V'lllanova 67 Ibiifalu &4 Alfred 77 Hutnrdrr IV Y i 71 VViIUamantic 76 It. I. C of Ed. 39 llamtltun 77 Hobart rut I alrlield 98 lliooklyn College 82 M IT 63 Tuft* ii’i l.afoyetle 78 Muhlenberg 77 Emtmria Elate 71 Horkhurat im D rrxrl Irrh 77 llaxrrfoid f. Snarthmoir 74 Delaware 72 Hotton l . I I Holy rro i* &7 Vtaumption 7o W urrrttrr Tech l>i Quantico Marine* t>3 Ithaca 63 Smith Morn* Harvey R? Salril) 71 llavti Elkin* 82 tairinont St 69 King Cnliege 73 Tuaculum 31 lie. kley 66 Shephard 62 Cnion 82 Tell, Wetleyan 76 Krnlurky 8t Vanderbilt 7t Virginia 62 Marylaml So Davidton IV Furman 39 llhirfirbl SI. 76 W Virginia St. It \ . Carolina 71 N. Car. SI. 67 U rn Carolina a, Vppalarhlan 6d iiglrtn.trpr 63 N'ewherry iS.C * 37 \a I'lily Tech 78 W ith. A la-e 31 la I Carolina 78 High I'nint lllitloll I Hlutton HI I:IJ>t 6 7 E a d r.'i Ky. Si 72 VV in K ). St. Va 1 non 09 H \uguitlne 33 Dr la St t.o S Wetlrrn 'limn 3'* I trim Marlin Hr ay Itrl.-mml 61 John • arroll '<t Fcnn Georgia i 3 South < aiolma 37 Krnlu-ky WcMryan 8V < entrr c.6 Mid writ Raid VVall.-re 86 * inl riiuo ST Dove Shoof Trial To Be Held Again ’ ’ reparing For Cup cweler Operation Today For Schoendienst ST L O tT S f l ’PI *— Red S* huen■ dicntt luilav will undergo an oprr atiun to rriiin ir a n tw rruUr area on In* right lung Dr. William A. Werner, medical director of Ml St Rote Hnipital where Si iiorndirnit u confined, drirrihrd Hir opr i aInm a* "m a ­ jor *urgery which ia done frr qucntly ami it highly auccriafut.'' It 1* rv|ocitd to take at lean thirr hour a. Werner explained that Sehoen dirml "ha* liem a model pal lent -I Itiyola (till 81 Wadi (St. I . ) 6H ami hat pr ogre tied nicely. ‘ A* lo wlirihrr or not lied wl1l| Voungdirw n -iV Viliam e 63 play in the 1939 ic aion. I can onlv | 'tlMeigv.l'e 73 IHuoiiivbprg 61 l’i!l*burgh Tch 62 W atltburn 60 tay whal I've been laying all Vlmot leli an Ou-kloton Tch *6 a’ong— lt'» very unlikely,” the S«nth<*e«l phyiieian *aid. Xrk Coil 89 Coll, of li/ai k • M Srhoendicn*! ha* been in the I r .a , i nridian 6k Itur <•! hitipiial »im f Nov 12 • Which Repair I Margaret ( ’. C w a llM f •‘4t Mather Fwrntdre" '“ I wouldn’t think o f using any sugar but D IX IB C R Y ST A LS sugar!'I *> M a d * utU k PURE M IN K O IL THAT O IV II MINK fU« Ilf MA084I8ICIN! kUITII .. . CARLOAD F O A M RUBBER Safe m T H IS W EEK 0 N L Y 1 I FOAM RUBBER MATTRESS d o g r a c in g MATCHING BOX SPRING Free Hollywood Ia' kh Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. Cr Sat, 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M A T IN E E FRIDAY • S Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands .lurry Uollina, Operntor hljwewmL SHAMPOO ruts T h a i >a m i ritc io u f GUAM TOUf Haiti oiria Oiaal 14 a*, batil* Sorry, No Minora UKKK ON LY sugar (• « ft SO Sa.t 71* P»fc.!•«.* 0 * 9 l'i«8** *.♦% 04** •4*bl •t, F4**--*« | ItHift I'ivrtf N-f •i*% I If, * * * 4 *•I lb<«« TH IS »’HM bgii *#»•» I f f *4 *i M'ta *1 H t Ti f•i••t Twin Slue lu ll bier 8 lium mure 810 down deliver- — Orpowil will hold until vou'rf ready! Roumillat & Anderson M CI ( I I I Located H Mile* South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 "I pick n m r C t Y u a u — not only hecauM I know 9 ' % of rhvrula grow n can* ■ leAnrd into Dtxtr C lT»T*L4— hut becaut* it it mada freth in nearby Savannah, and lepr Irevh in reAnery-trgfeif bl|*.“ INTIODUCTOir with Record Kxpcclcd M IL W A U K E E . Wii. i l P D The American Bowling Congte** expect* memherihip in the ABC to »et an all-time retold high of 4-23.non team* for the 1911-39 teaton. There wer# *78,194 team* _ifgnt*red Feb. I. Snider, whit weighed 212 pound* in a "inter trade, it next to Willie at Ihe end of the i***.g aeaton. May* probably the key min of vuitetl up at the Dodger*' Veto Ihe riub. A hard-throwing right lira-h, F la . t r a i n i n g ramp hander, hr i* being counted upon W'ednciday at tt»V pound* while to pitch 2.Vi or more inmngi and Sanford clinked into ihe C.ianta' iome r!o*e to hi* 19-8 perfor­ Phoenix. A m , tite at IPI pound* mance a* a rookie in lwV7, He — 21 le** than when he teporlrd had a H-ld record lait tea ion. Sanford »anl he n in ‘fina to the Philadelphia Phltbei lart thapr” and rrediteit eight dayt tyiring. iiiineral t aih* and managei at Snider v« eager to bounce back nearby Hu.'„,inru Spring! tor h.i (rom one of it r puc.ccM traaona of ivelte figure. hi* career, one of the National Grneral manager* Rick f errali league‘t mod f r a r e d (lugger*1uf ihe Tiger* ar.d Parke ( airoit trom lt‘5.’ through 111.37, Snider hit of Ihe A lh lrl.it conlirmed tire potonly IV hunter* and knocked in Mb*!ily of a trade although Cat, nly 38 tun* in Ib6 game* lad roll laid lie alio wai laldng trade •Cl toil It waa a *ad "ouroecuming" for Snider, nnr of the iew Doditer* who openly applauded the team * tranefer from llrou*iyn to lev* Angele*. Sanford, aciputcd l>> ine riianl* II!) S. Magnolia FA 2-G321 T A 2 -0 3 9 2 itt x ***** *».wN •>4 “ On The Corner By The Clock” \t �m h te r 4 *7' * Pa*w *— Thtir#. Feb. 19. 1959 Zoo Keepers End Strike, Animals Back To Normal ■| IT. LOUIS. Mo. (I'PI) — A IhtM-day i trike by SO >00 keep•n ended Wrdnetdsy night when officials govt in and granted organiiational rights to employes. A ion coup, some called it. On one side were Si. I-ouli Zoo Director George P. Vierhellrr and (be roologicsl board, besirg ed by opposing f o rm from the Institutional and Public Employes Union Local 410. who demanded organisational righii Union spokesman Joseph L Ames said battle lines had been drawn at "arms length '* *-T“ ------------- Oviedo News •""’if * 1 k j t H 4 r I I eighth grades rnjojrd a semi-for mat Valentine parly and dame Saturday night el the City Hall Memorial building. Decorations, in the Valentine mollff, were done by representa­ tives from the two grades. Re­ freshments of sandwiches, cold drinks and a variety of sweets were provided by parrnti. Recreation chairmen Mrs. Jamci Carlin and Mrs. W. II. ite.Shaio were in charge Comhlnrd lim e Rrpori The Oviedo A r * a Combined Drive, sponsored by the local Woman's Club, reports the collec­ tion of $2,281.81, to date. This amount represents more than has been collected in past years and much credit goes to Mrs. Al Daw­ son, Mrs. Rob Ragsdale ami Mrs Jimmy Michael who headed the volunteers for collections, 1 ookie hale All residents are reminded that Girl Scouts are again selling sand­ wich or chorulatc mint lookies at forty cents per box. Mrs. Roy Weisenbarger, itioUr sale chair­ man for this aria, stairs that they are available at the local post of fice, each day, and from any mem­ ber of the group. Ilirth Announcement Mr. nod Mrs. Arthur J. Metcalf announce the birth of a daughter hotn February It at the Winter Park hospital. Personals M n . -CqJ cmfwyp ctnfwyp tmf Mrs James Allen Thompiun and son, Jirn, of Ycro Reach visited her 1,’Other en route in the MercerRollins basketball game at Winter Park. Iloli Ragdalt is in Drnvrr, colu on a business trip. Mra. J. B. Jones J r . has rettirnrj to her duties of postal vlrrk after an extended absence due to surg­ ery. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Raim-s anil grandson. Wade, nf .Sanford, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones Sunday afternoon Mrs William G. Scairrit and p.pt. Mrs Krnry of l.mnrt-ort. I'a . hhcc Mr#. S.forgo kslsry, chairman of lieen Ihe guests of Mrs Sri.real's the event, will be assisted by Mra. daughter and sonm-taw, Mr. and MIKon Gore. Mrs. Robert luce, at Lake Charm. Junior Heart Mr. Seacrrst, his mother, Mrs Students of the seventh and Ethel Seacrrst; and son. Hilly, will By M A R IA N It. JONK8 Vra. C. L . Menter, president of tht Florida Federation of Women's clubs, spoke at the luncheon meet­ ing of the local club. Included in her Interesting address « e r r 1 number of reports from the N a­ tional convention held in Uelroit. 8he revealed that the nett national Meet will tie held in t'aliforoio. Mr#. R. W . Kates, club president, jinsided over the Isislnen meeting during which it was derided to con­ tribute an annual fund to the Chlldren'a Home Society as a memo­ rial to the late Mrs. Augusta 1). Covington Mrs. Covington was for tnaoy years a board member of tho- society and atm servrd as president of the local club. Valentino colors were used in the decorations for the Hireling and luncheon. Mrs. K. C. Miller, chairmam and lira . F. W. McCall. Mrs. V . D- Daniel, Mrs. T. L. Lingo, Mrs. W. R. Meek, Mra. G. S- Moon and Mra Robert Cameron were in charge of the luncheon preparation and nerving, H D Club To Meet Tbe Home Demonstration dub will meet Friday morning at 8:90 at the home of Mrs. Chsrlrs 8. 1-ee no Lake Charm. Mra. William W. Distnck and Mrs. Howard Hunt will present a demonstration on Furniture Selec­ tions and Arrangements. During tho noon hour members will enjoy a sark lunch with the boateaa serving tbe beverage. Scout Cook-Out Members of Boy Kraut Troop 24.1 bald a cook-out at the llut in Rweetwaler Park Monday night. Participating were llruca Packard, Thad lJngo, Jimmy Courier, Gary Bo^ploaty, Jimmy Ucasley, Arthur Cvana, Danny Gsmmagr, A. Ward, Billy Heim, Selh Kook, Marahal J.ingo and acoutmaster, Ralph Ngcly. Special gussta were J. D. Jo a n and M r. Heim. Valentine Daace The Valentine king and queen of Oflrdo High will be rrowned at the dance Saturday at the City Hall Mefborial building beginning at > ••f m -i Caught In lha rrosafire were the animat kingdom * subjects, ill lions and llamas, elephants and elks. Vierhellrr and 10 super­ visory stslf members worked day ami night, without rest, to feed the 1 600 animals. '•The monkeys’ morale is suf fering.'' trainer William Roger! said shortly before the walkout ended. 'Th e y know sumrihing'i wrong and lt'» not good for them.'* The picketing keepers were not disinterested. *Jlibernat Inn or no hibernal ion, I miss my bears." trainer How­ ard W. Hoffman said Wednesday. "If I find my elephants aren't being taken rare of, Ml he back there," assistant trainer Joe Slcvens said. Ritter cold weather Wednesday kept all but the hardier animals inside their pens, A few blackbuck antelopes, braving Ihe (hill, stood as though whispering in a corner, glancing at thr few visi­ tors between comments. On Ihe street, pickets appeared Wednesday morning and strolled back and forth. Inside, the goatlike moufltns paced ihrir barelytended, sawdust floored cages, eyeing ncweomrrs suspiciously. Powerless to do anything one way or another, the traditionally (■uttjwkrn lions and tigers were ailent. As might have been expected, there was one profiteer. "Moby Dick," a giant sea alaphant, showed obvious content that the unaccustomed solitude had driven other amphibious animsls to their rages, leaving the swimming pond his own private sea. Bridges Courting Reds In Germany R E R U N ( D P I ) - U. S. labor union leader Harry Bridges visit­ ed Kelt Berlin Wednesday and promised tloser ties between his W rit Coast longshoreman's union and ihe Kait German Trada U n ­ ion Federation, the Kan German ADN news sgeney reported to day. It said Bridies who arrived here following a visit to Russia, would Increase esehangrs of del nations and letters with the Com­ munist union .Spencer Gets Degree A longwood man has received his doctorate from the Graduate school of the University of Michi­ gan, Ann Arbor. John L. Spancer. Rt. I. was granted the degree during midyear graduation exer­ cises. a.rive this weekend to join them in their visit lure. Mr. and Mrs. Kverell Bisel ar.d granddaughter, Dtane Davis, nf I,anting, Mich, have ocen ihe ^oevts of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mosicr fur several days. They went to Bradenton, Tuesday, for a visit before returning to their home state. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ward, who have been guests of their parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs Lynn Mosier, will leave Friday to return to Iwnurg, Mich. Rev. George II. t arlton, Metho­ dist minister, is able to be out again after being quite ill for some lime. Rev Jack T . Ilryanl, Baptist minister, has recovered from a virus ttlnrsa. Joy Wainright is .onfined to her home due to illness. Mrs. Resale MacLean, who un­ derwent surgery sometime agu and has l<ern with relatives tn O r­ lando, has returned to her home here. Mrs Geneva Abell, po*ta! clerk 11 mams lunftnrd dur to illness. Mrs. Margaret Hobbs was con­ fined home, Monday, due lo illness. I Lynn Mosier it confined to bed' dur to a virus attack. Orders now being taken for copies of * •M Ihe Sanford Herald piciohialiowd&i • 4 For tha past 33 \rara it has born Ihe custom of tho Sanford Herald to publish nnnunlly m pictorial tourist edition, which w ill cover all phases of IN D U S TR Y A A G R IC U L TU R E , HOME ilL lU H N V , D E V E L O P M E N T, SCHOOLS A ( H U R CilES, SPORTS, N A V Y A C TIV ITIE S , SEM IN O LE C O U N TY A N D C U L T U R E We will mail this Edition anywhere in the world fur you on the dale of publication for 2 5 Be sure and plan to send your friends up north a copy of thia annual tourist edition ao that they can see just what a wonderful place Seminole County la . Ihe Sanford Herald C&U oh Bhinq I •L 204 W. 1st Street ? .* ZT— J 1 T fe - Ohd&h ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FA 2-2611 .A, a G ,t v -r-» 8 u s 5 SlEFPGAS.flAW/ t f lU r v HOtp...veue™bsfaiu'v n r i Ms f in f n r f V rrtB �Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive W ant Ad c l a m ip ik d 9* 2 -F O R R EN T t -P O R B E N T n o u V s s ts rft B rra is Lar|t I bedroom unlurniibed I A TTR A C TIV E furnltbrd roomi: suitable for More, office or I apt. Fla. room, tiled halh 1700 ileepini Sit month: W mile Magnolia Ave. $70 FA 1 3051 unith on Orlando Highway nevt l A-tOOM ft M i l l to Sunoco Station. Completely rrmodeied • mom un, M U C H R E N TA LS fursiihed apartment 123 Park FOR REN T: 2 bedroom CB home, 4— WANTED TO BIST Ava. N rw all ttaat kitchen fully kitchen equipped, near bale, in I— R I A L B 1 T A T B FOR S A L * equipped. Apply I I I P»fk Ave. city. FA 2 3414. , t - M O I T G A G I I jOAXS T—U A L E B T A T B W A K T 1 D WEI. AX A A P A E T lf E W T I: raeftn pntata batka. 114 W. Flret Bt. F U R N IS H E D apartment F A --’ -Jaw 5— M lftC C L L A N IO lB O - P t O T O M - R tA K TR Tk n It a (u a tt pan to tka R IU FOR R EN T— 5 Acres cleared on W’ektva Rivtr. Fh. FA I MM Tkaatra for Phyllis Saakank (H U M Eip . data Mar. 5. S 0 » - o m c B M U if M iitr 3-itKDROOkl furnuhrd bouse. E. II— AL'TOMOBILM • 2 BPDROOM block houta. Waal Uth. St 1110 Th. FA : m m TRAILER* location. FA IM St I I — B O A TS ft M OTOSS New 2 bedroom house iinfumlthfd Nlta deeping room, private anon a lake, vicinity of Ovtean. IS— T A B U RLPPL1BS ft triaca and privata balh. StO oo per month. I* h o n a M ACB IN R R Y FA M 9W FA : o i l » batore 5 a in. or 14— P ETS . LIVUTOCS . aflar 1 p. m. 1 Rtdroom furniihrd houta, 1211 SUPPLIER W. 2nd St. Inquire at 1115 u —A B T K L U WAXTtft LA R U E iuroiihed apartment. 310 W. lit. aftar 4 10 p. m. Magnolia. Call A, K. Rntiettrr, II—PLACES TO BAT Florin. FA 2 1*31 • T —B B A U T I P A E L O S S _____ J .IA IK R BAOKKT i .'T -r o * I L M I ] 1— T K M A L I B I1 P W A N T E D 19— M A L I R t t p W A N T E D 90-54 A LR O B F B M A LB T l— W O ES w a n t e d 2S— B U SIN ESS OPPftBT U N ITIE S U - S P S a A l SEET1CBS I I — P IA N O S IR VICES 3ftA — BUILDING C O N TB A C TO B I ^ 1 — E L B C T S IC A L C O N TB A C TO B I f t M O B S M . BBPAIBB, U -B b u i l d i n g s u p p l i e s - IT—NOTICE • rIBSONALS IA—ARTICLES POE I ALB tS-PUBNITURE ft BOUSBBOLD I t — LO S T AND FOUND ‘ ___ «Get-Together Set For Oldtime FFA Thir* will be a •«*( logeiher" of lS« O'/dilma Putura Firmer* of MatiaoU County, of tka year* lstoI MO. E. D. Tylar, Jr. and wifr, ia# former T h i n n Humphrey, *IM _ -* the ipeeiil gueiti. They now •ar* living In Alexandria, Va„ wkara T jle r It connected with the Virginia Seminar. members of tka ebaptar between IBM and lt40, ara UvitaS ta attend. Tha maetlni wUl ba bald at the Lake Monroa Ina. Sat­ urday at 2:10 p. a . Plant will ba made to make thli ea annual i f . fair. All member* ara urged to bring their Ideal aloof. k Rataraatloaa abound be mads at Bjimaaae Studio, FA 2-04*1, or la th# m a la * at p a M i e t . Th u wtll ba Dutch trail diaaar, Hospital Notes unfurnuhrd 2 BEDROOM T h u r s . F*b. 19. 1DSO— Taye 7 ~ 3 - R E A L EE TA TE FOE S A L E L A F F -A -D A Y J. W. HALL -Call haute nirthv Baby ftrl to Mr. aod Mrs. Frank ADD (OMrem DDcbarart Joteph tiibbi (Sanford) Mr*. Henry Bradley and baby boy (Sanford) Mri. Marie Reeve* i Sanford) Billie Drake (Lake Mary) Mri. hdoard Harlan and baby fir I (Sanfard) Mri. Veron Grant and baby firl (Sanfordi Sara Sion# (Sorrrnio) Ituthie May H arm and babyboy <Oviedo) F E B R U A R Y IB Admit float lor.nrll Baron (Gantts) Katharine Ballamy (Sanford> Willie Mae Frinsle i.Sanford) Diane VViniat* (Sanford) Jria t Freeman (Sanford) Jamea Wade Jr. i Sanford) Phyllii Bullard (Sanford) Birth* Baby boy to Mr. and Mra. Eddie Millar (Sanfordi Bab boy to Mr. and Mra. L, C. William* (Sanford) DUcharfei Ronnie Syoblotn <Sanford i Edward Steele (Sanford) Emily Jone* (Sanford) Cynthia Smith (Sanford) M ri. Goorfe Moore and baby boy (Sanford) Mary Church (Sanford) Robert Wahh (1<nng*ood> Mra. Tbeo La lour and babyboy (Sanfordl ------ I m* l> V o T IC * : If* M» i;» »:i TNBI <* IV. TsWa' !h# ! * ftllftWlrv M m * Ed " — A n d thin ia the t t - n li V t In V I'llH TV* II*:*.Ii 111 l* V-Df»4ft Niatulri i f f ! i| I f ft t # ot « t lV C V h»* S— FtIK R E N T fit* I •ftli *#rttfi«fti# tot ibb «!**«t *1» »*• FURNISHED Colt age (or rent at laawa.l ihPfftun. Tnr itfllllC lU Five Point*. Call FA 2 1467. iiunil'tr •ntl s*air uf ii»u«nit. in ^ •Uw^ripitun c>f •• • ittft m i n t >n « u u a It •••♦••cl 2 BEDROOM hou»e. kitchen (urn i f * ** f " li iihtd, on two large lot* Ideal i * t|| - i n No . l l ‘ Tw ir •! I i m D i r e I m a .* \ !♦ ! ' » * (or children Sec or rontact 1p1;jc« nt l*T IUN v »‘ **•:* l*r*|tTT Mr* T M Dillard. 102) Santa I«r«I 11 A ’• 1*4r '•'•» |.f**t *'T !**«• l i tet M a t l i f - ' H & I' if t * St. ___________ ;i MrlnKt* wtiiift n of A# hi il 'h* »ln* fl Ail "f L‘ < ta la I h i h «»i i i - ’ f Fa r p l R B i # , I nld la • c#r« 2-1*41 AP AR TM EN T Water Call FA 2 010* (urnnhed. !)»}• C o u n h . Ktnfld* (-W A N T E D T O R E N T COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 B e d ro o m s Florida R o o m - F .H . A . — $2go00 (Includes C lftB ln g) s8280 .00 only monthly SUNLAND Estates & Nothing Can Stop U. S. A ir Force -A R TIC LE S F O B E A L B Retired or artive men or women, 5 Piece living room mile, needI ' local franrbDe available. No rrlintthtng FA 2 7454 franchlte lee. Invriimenl 1910 w) -u a .’ up. Inveilmeni fully secured by Colton A Wool Yarn*. Not lews. Inventory. No selling Guaran­ Thread*. Tape*. teed income. Write to Box TA A , ROLLINS H O B B Y SHO E r o Sanford Herald. A t Tha Sign Of Tha Totem Polft 2117 S. Fronch Avo. ft SPECIAL B B E T I f f t T South PINECREST Quick laundromat Renrtr. Skirt* Ftnithed In 45 Hour! Sandora D ry Claamnr T 11th Rt. Foodmart llldr • O ITIIS ID E LAUNDROM AT XJXm ALi, VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As $100 ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Legal Notice Exam Is Ordered For Negro Killer FACTORY TO YOU *' ALUM INUM V E N E TIA N RIJN’DR Encloied head Sag pnvif bottom rail with piaittc end*. Plait:* or rajon tape*. Cotton or nylon cord*. Senkiirtk (ila * « unit P a int Co. 112 111 W 2nd St. Ph. 7'A 2 4*25 AUTO CLASS INSTALLED S E L L IS YOUR F U R M T U R R • We RUY th# Mrwl Rark f.lawn • Mr SELL the Mrivt l ent ( I U m 1 B ED R O O M ; , bath* new mat • We PAY (hr Mint s k r v ic i: unry home Cnod lotillnn H o le SUPER TR A D IN G PORT In »rhool* *nd ihopiunf renter Senkarik H U m and Paint C o. Ph. F A 2 0577 s„ . 11 2 1 1 4 W. 2nd Rt. Pk. PA I-4I22 t w i ) . FH 4 (minted MONA JA R 1 IS FA 2 III* • RIG V A L U E S ENVELOPES, letterhead*, itale• QUICK C R E D IT menti. mvoirea. hand hill*, and A ^k lh lk Tc.A i.F lOXNR • EASY TE R M S programi. et c. Progrrlilvr ll.ono to 1100(00 available lor Printing Cn Phone VA 2 NSt — 306 West lllh St. purchatr of lernod marlgage*. New And Lard Furm iur#K “ Ph DeLurun Otlando Tem ple 311 K. First St. FA 2-5*21 PUMPS - SPRINKLER 1 4002 or Midway 7 JSI5. ,d.f' SYSTEM S B-P1AMPBBS. PLANT1 1U. All type* and tue*. Imtalled New i L’ s H •1)0 It Yottrattr* <iRAPF.VH.LF M 'R R K E Y F u rn itu re and A p p lla n rfti WE REPAIR AND SERVICE B E A U T IF U L HO LLY S T I N E All kiods fid aiiei Msrhme and Supply Co. (irapeville Ave. PA 2 N7 W. 2nd M. Ph FA 2 4432 201 201 r . F in t St. IT*. f A 1 0551 2 B 2 S o . P a rk F A 2..-.9DI Windshield Door (tlann WILSON - MAIER ?SAVE$ Mather of Sanford PRESFRV F ymir baby’s thnea In U ird furniture, appllmeei, tool* eir nought-laid. Larry’s Mart evrrlailing lirnnre, gull or 115 Sanford Av# Ph. PA 1-4115. •liver— Write RAMI K R A I T Nrw A Uird Furniture A ApjvJ|. •14 North Beach SI. ancr* A timid Place To Daytoaa Stack. Pit. BUY SELL or T R A D E , JENKINS F U R N IT U R E M A— P LUM BIN G a ad HOOPING (tat Sanford Ave. C M .Ie T IT tS V Il.I.E l o s t \n d found N UMBING ft H E A TIN G IM SANFORD rimne FA 2 761t LOSI one tmv'a llicycta *t*e 35".< Bed J C. Illgfin*. Wa* lo*t P1.1 WRING in v •mdv "f High School. Can Contracting ft Hipalra lie identified Reward Phon# Free Eallmalr* FA 2 4*14 nr FA 2 2514 R. I . I I 4RVKY 201 Mninrd Ave Phont PA 2 5313 REWARD (nr 12 year old hlondft rocker, lu t *een Sunday at Uth St. and Palmetto. C a l l PA J-4*.«L ; ma TO SETTLE ESTATE r AVAILABLE NOW *.()ST— LEASE. Hi# Salt On Everything. Furnlturp Center. PLUM BING IIE \T1NG 3rd Addition. Satellites Planned Jacket* • Iln.it*. l ent* - Loggago ARMY N A V Y S U R P LU S 110 Sanford Avenua W ELL D R IL LIN G Fairbanks Mor*e Pump* Repairs to all makes HOWARD W. IA)NC. 307 E. Commercial Ave. Tbone F A 2 2133 C. A. W H ID D O N reliable, row ! tharac hi i i m ; • m t i . * » r I i i m m j 4a 1% COUPLE, %II « \l I Kt NO. l«M«34l ter ami rclercncev **ck nnall .|\l» » fill M UlM tl.la COI N T t, IN home nr apartment, kitchen NK*.\T y in i i u L m n o r o l t r . • Flurhl* . .If purftlli■n (iirnithrd, nr Leave Management I Black* West O t Fitnck I'Uiniiff of nnall buvinrvi wdh living Av*nue en 70ih Street. »9 buartrr*. BOX 49. rare Sanford K. li UC.VMI st a ! MODEL O P E N D A ILY l*sr«u«|ftnit Herald. Niprn r. o r •• n TIU . ATAT I: Ol' FIa j UU'A For the Beit Buv* ta Reil C nile t <» n: ii D l t X K f H • rid --------O K S * REAL 4L.-V2AIP. PUB B f t t J Floral Arranirm em i — Cnrtagei. 3 tE CULLEN A HAHXKY MK -kliLo wifi## if h * l r l« ft I'd: If S A N F O R D FI.OVkFR SHO P ll »r li Id. lbIIIft w Fl •iv tft O'*., |l* lf #. W, A. t afle, J r . tvataiman FA 2 1522 ur PA 2 0170 if#A la* #* ftf ft II11 •• f* i*f •» » 110 N. Park A ir . 111. FA 1 U I I •*l tier lea i i . i l I'd11 no !•i » , t f»i »>iiKr-', u m l t r t<( ftKAltiOt II. II I leli Mila «ft*J w n o D R U frs 1>♦nn I#, hi# ft If# Who*# ftifa FOR TH E S M A L L FAM ILY Farm A Cardan C f t lt t ill ##• • 1 . . . ftr* 13H ktl'ift I* ft Fit] A 1.1# l N K N u U \ 1*A I t T I I . H 2 BEDROOM CB home with ANNUAIS • i.nvtiMi *\v ivri.K i.r iv hrirk trim. Ttle 4ve*b. kitchen ••t Ctlr— Ava. t it i: e .it jjiw i.x i |i*;a<-HiMKi' equipped, screened porch tua< i .i m i t>M-AT*:t> ix ncMi.voi.t: . ill VTV. n .c -IIIIX ahle for Fla. room Uarporte 11 - a i j t o w o b i l m - n t .\ n ,r r s le.ta It. *a. cl, 4 ] . ; :* and utility room. Oak ibadrd M« <1 vlfl 1*1iff i 1ft. »I .... aft I |»«»n * Kir*! .UilMH'fi t** lawn Kerned hack yard In m u I’O N TIA C Mirthlef. fully lllftr L llamm talk «• r* r*|*4 eviiuppeil. p e r f a s t rondillon. city 39.130 MJ. )1 I'! it 11*iA-k * lift ir•> - I 1*44 SI 23u Can lie linanred (or re t ISarftfil* of Ramin - * i* 1 4, Klnrldft •puntible buver. Phone p a 2 03.11 N ICE oldrr two iM'dltnim home Tli# iitfut# af thl* *(i It t ■ dev or FA 2DJI7 evening* F O R T LA U D E R D A LE ( U P D with modern bath and kilrhrn. r*MiBf« rift•In r|nu4> iw I Wark la ready to begin on a 54ft* #1III#I Bn»l ranfltid th# nil# 1Hardwood flwwa, wall heat, lt.Vi Ot.DS Super 5*. 4 door, PB. it# •t>nt» ii#*(crtbc«i I'f'oipprir mil* underground Jat fuel pipetarge rlotftt, 2 arrtenrd porrh Th* T im* r.f Ih# I •**!*<! Ill NkI*>•tl PS. W ST. it ail.. with BS. A llaa batwain Nsett staid Air Porta •Lilt ||*« fr##ft Inst llula* l 1* ftl# e* and 7 tar garage. On large heater, aulronic eve Very i lean W IESB A DEN . Germany ( L T D •'in uN IBUII for tit# Mnfh Jutli* B e * t and P a n Im f la d a i. lol In city. 113,000 00. *t«l i*Iri till In i mel for Btmlnftl* reavonable. Phone FA 2 1753. Tha Broward County Pert Au- -Nothin* eon Mop the U. 5. A ir « 4**1wIj , KlorHi The »Hhr ftanty f iv e the final go-ahead to Fore*. tin # . f tha • NMlVTagAIt IF you work In Com a or Orlando P O N TIA C ChlrRaln. -Jl mndrl Ih 'I.M V I r o i i r • # ivrl*i« t i.ra tbe two • million dollar project Wh*n the Air Fo'rce beJan laywe have a h»m<* fur you. local•iraight 5 nandar.l *hlft rifttnrtff, At ft It IiKN. Tuesday. Tka aifbt-lach pipeline Inf nut a naw tnp-iacrat Stratafic N!?a #r ftt, I >#f#r*1ppi!* Th# dot* rd nfar 1717 In Casselberry.) heater good tire*: exrellent wtQ taka abaut M days ta build, Air Cemmand Jat bale -»om a- rr'Ml'in ftf th# r# *I hf^fftriy tft* Neat 2 bedroom C B . kilchen rnndltlnn Ph Sanford FA 2 4471 vftltid b♦t f#ri - Bhoi• tht Fieri da Pipeline and Storage where in F.urope reerntly. it equipped. r*rporte and utility Tou «hd fftih *if kfiu ftr# h»># Da) or FA 2 44*6 evening* Home.* l)c «ij;n e d F o r !* P la k f k f Iftk l f tl A f Brill Id f#iltx*f Ca. astlmataa. found two major nbftarle* In thr 1 11*u*l • frftm Afid ti «fijI•t ind rnunt. U t.-dOi) Flo rld u U v in R . It will bare a rapacity of four way — o hill eontalnlni mure i“ 11— B O A TS aod MOTORS w»if11mi ih* i m» i>* th# •iifi'« • tii>•• ailUioa b irrati of J*t fuel an- than GO,(MO cubic yard* of earth • 11b * tl p t «|i * i i > i i « a r.# * ■i li*rat10 h \ .1 i 4 Iledroonn— 1 A *d llutha #«ftlfl*t foil Iff th# ll.lltr #r»t it i» i - Gateway to the Waterway" RO*lly. and a lake which m eted more « hr Nt<»NT •/ \ I! Mm I.IMN*; Y o ur Evtnmda Dealer Citfu*. A KloHUft fttt|‘ ii|lltin, #»n-t I.S N. Park Av*. PR. P i 1-4123 than 100.000 square yard*. >^'1 ftf* hBrthr r*nuirid to ni» ROIISON SPORTING G O O D S Air Fere* engineer* leveled the >t»ur Nnt *4#f of nthfr httftdlriga 3M 6-5 r.. lit. rk*n* PA 2-5941 RAYM OND M . B A LL hill and filled in the lake. The iftith th# « |#rk of th!* Cfturt i#d In fttrtft a ropv ih«r«of ui»«n tk# Air Force said the jub took three rift Itltlff # Jlttlll 11#>B, tftln tar Hftn-r REALTOR ft lN S lR O R 14 Ft C O R R EC T ( R A F T Boat *1*4 I'l'lffil ftfitiwftfB hrf#l<> C« month*. anil irailrr. rrmntr control* anil Thiol SI. ft Park Avenue. South hr h«r«irt ih# ilth 4i* of J*laf«h. •leering, 1<>p and aide rurtalna. Y all Call Hall L n l i l t flip* Io fh11 fir.' f * :* 11#t rf# I*ifhi ftf> •» n » III l'»# ?A h p Johaton Speed Meter P h u t F A 2 5*41 #fiT#rr«l af|>*»t v«ig for lit# r#l *f and many other eitrai. ISIS nr ifarriAhd | ft It# ChfPflB •* W ASHINGTON (Ifptv— The >pare will take trade In PA 2 7429 Il IB *f4*r t4 Ih It t H•• rv-.llk# W. 11. -B ill- S T F ..M P K R Ageaey aiency charted ahead today with »# r-«h1!ih*4 if* ih# iNSKOfM* Im m ediate O ccupancy n r . r . 4i.it, b n#» ft|kft|.#. t*, i.tifi eti Reali#r ft b n u re r 15 h p J»hn*on. make offer. preparation* for orbltinf three In h#in11•<vI• r.Mintr M ri la »»n<* H i- iiu n iu n te u IVraonal Aiioe. Laura 0. Osier, II. E. 1 aff«r » ‘ *u f.. f'*ur i sttb#• ii FA 1 -’S43 more Vanguard satellite* to un #ftp|. m#•t • Arleu Price. Everett Harper Sntfafautiuii u r Vutir ITS t *■* P*K* hftnef •1^ the •#ftI lock vital terrels shout the >un'i PEoas TA I 4*41 t i l N. Park It — B P .A tT Y FASI/OM Money rh e e rf u lly Af Mt4 c*«uft Rt f ftft F#a-rt, fv#ewi ff»«1» aetbitia* and the worlds w vithrr i ’*u*»t* FI *r l dft no thi • if h Jl Ili-fu n d cd . H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY N O O K r #hf uBf F. A n m i I ROOM i.nfumiihed frame hou*r I A T AI » oft Urge Int. 4 i,lie* Well id Eft> b p .iia l tut pr Me men I IT SO t* I* IIKHVIKiV 1U4 »u . oak I'UfL aaf I li* *’ifi ill Sanfard, air Rt. 44. Deep well. FA 2 3:42 If ft'«i far Jt#tnlti«>!# I'oun'i EA 2 14(1 riorMft I f t ^ T M A L K K iL P f:» %f«rt*4B *** V l H t t R P#r»ut* * ,l#fk l.o is FOB SALE. Largft *2 a 14*. n » Taea caaai'i af Attaieaaia a*rte(*. rt.rie* will r t r .n . F O I'B WOMEN We ran assure f19cr i # I* Jibniufi *11* far tka fallawlae wark. Good land, cleared. Mime landt»t Arnftl4 A Math#*v r<*i nf • gnnd Mridy Infrvme (raping Cgth 3f •mall payment AMoroftftft f a # riitff iff Te »*.* wiiS lie.er.rk ■l>ki|i*.l>.n ■•( nile.ral . . . I ih. if <rm ran work J hr* • day. l€ K* *i Nm*ll« A t #ntih down, balance 525 per month. r.it.w iu i tlraat; >.«k*rrra*rt Av.aaa, tv .u i : i* mm L*t»r. llw v . IT -0 2 k 271 h S i. 11#i'Ait4*1 Kit rii» uiit'idr jour home FA 2 2707. I fl 3IAN N (Van'l#) i » m i«f j f ■ *i ’■n F«t|*r«iBt f If Plan* *n>( »*»t!*l(»i wot *» •..Hat . •< . . . r t . r i . ..r I'hone F A 21501 u .1 » h ti4f.it i ill* Itoi >1 Lake Mo*re* CURB GIR LS over >1. Apply ui riaa Eta* t .-t m a «• a i- li Mkritarr la, i><> «t i-itiki •>rc.(e. Pwkltaaiiaa a«i*a: P.b is A tl I F I T IS R E A L ESTA TE Phaaa F A 21411 period at Pig 'N Whittle. aik Crumley ft Montaith •awtwei.K r a r m i i v i v n roaawiatiov at 117 South Park Th. FA ? 4415 29— Male « r Tewala Veltee ml P il llr Neertwa Te wh.m II e l . rnacirw W K offer a rutiotn built 2 bed Men Women 120 Dailv Salt lum II kJOR IIROtt N R E A LTY Kauca I* h.i«»* eiv*n tn *r«*raiera with •*.rtKim matonty horn#, very »pa nout nanx-platri Write Reeve* remap Kltulaiiaa* tnit O i l i . ( « Ware *■• r*a I • -it* PENSACOLA ( I ' F I ) - A p i), Realtor a m i' ta >si:< a iualat »v |k» fali.etnr .Tee. rlt.e * »r»»tri> . cmil* throughirut and in like new Cn . Alllrlioro. Mgti. chistrir etaminatinn ha* 1-een L \ K » : MARY «ia .i* ate :i p im v r.Tanwtii* lukfiti.inn i ondillon Partially (urniihtd. raatie n»«r *s w.u a* k*ta in Ike k.minate .>-mlv i ’. i. m ordered for Raymond Nach. I i Ph FA ’ 4237 nr FA 2 l»4t Ms. m Caan'r Cawwiaaiaaar-a raaei, v i l n . i u v Mt.cn it. m > All (or 110,100 oo. Cath prefer I - W t r k Wtatad year old Ne*rn areuiad of mur It I #• r. M. a* aa aaari tk.raaftar i . p «..ia t. red but rtn lie finartred lucilly. dartnf k prominent local buim rii 3 BEDROOM t. II home, kitihen H.cwlnata Caamy f nln* CamailMlaa Painting A I FA 2 79ft. Immtdiile pmtetvmn man. Mr KaVtrt k Hra* n equipped, II <**>. lake up low k.mmaU Caanl* 7urciae IMr.M.r Circuit Judge Woodrow Melvin mnnthly payments. Ih FA .’-.>276 Esperienced Truck Driver. Famt ordered the etaminatlon Tuavday liar with North, South and Watt. M it v a ia m m ankiku m w H i i n o v on a motion filed by Fririyth 3 BEDROOM home, 1 tiled bath, 3 BFliRUOM home. 119 Plnecml FA 2 «3 4 Vailew af Pallia Maeriae Drive, near Pinecreit School, kttrhen furmvhrd, dining area, Caro. Nath'* court appointed at Ta ak*e II laar caatarw: rutllenl nindtitan A* low a* Wall'* la k.rtkr (i .t n In Kc.rrfanea * un lart)aa 1 .r ih* living room, utility room, porch Dependable ruechialrally inclined tornay, Hr. Ruger Sherman and Kaainf Raaulatlaaa teat I. W SiaVm *•• r.yciktw-) a 'Ua. ■ tPXiQQ down. Balance Bkt rent. Athevlo* t i d i n g Hardwood high acli-tol boy wmll work in Dr. Frank L. Creel. Pen»acola aerielt ta aaiie a alara witk r-ia* Ulrica ..ijn.icini ... t^i j : floor*. 19,330, reaionablr down b)ack C. Waklla kf*n*r. an4 a atari*, a.juipm.nt alruciio* ... afternoon* a n d Saturday. piychiatrl.t*. were Iniirudcd tn le t II. (Hack J. UaUla k in a ' payment. PA 2 5351. examine Naih and report their Pallia kaanaf will ka k tli I . ih. i* m i ..l i <*aekiy i . u . i w. DIETRICHS REALTOR Haaia. Caaarr Caa*ial**lop.f a r.am, u * C r .. 4. j , (jin k It. Il.y findinia t<» the court a* »«on a* 2 HFDP.oo.M home c>n two Iota, Eltr Metkvio— Velma Gcntaltr, Ironing. l*c ft 13c. PA 2 7241. |t t It T. M. ar aa aaa. Ui.raadar a* >aa*ik)a pouible 1 tile hath, living room, dining Adelaide II. Moats — Aitociatei. ktmlnala Canal. Knelaa CcmelMlaa Nath i* accuied of the fail! * . ftaktri a Ur .w n PA 2 3232 I’ll do ironing In my home room, kitehen with lot* of cabl 1MI Park Ave kfrninule Caa.:* Zunina (•..*. i... •hootins tf Maurice Fiornan, JI FA 2 net*, utility room and carporlr 1a*t Jan Jl, Nath, ■ formrr em2 BEDROOM borne, kilchen equip IG.3C*), low down pavment awwiaei.P m t a v t i d v i i m cnw H iaainv ploya of tha virUnt. told pobrr A. O. R O B ER TS, Real E ila U ped, Fla. room. Small dowa Babysit or fr*a. PA 2 Tfft. 4arte# ef Pekll* Hearta« payment. PA 2 4*34 la it weak that ha ihot Fmm m Ta a k ik tl mar taacam: FA 2 4902 F LO R ID A COUPLE, local realkatlae i i ai Katlae ll.a u rk r aivtn (a aerarlanr* a n * Pactlan 1 -f -h . in • quarrel over money. r.aali M AVFAIB S E C TIO N ; Spanoui 3e11awe taat M. P. Kakart an* Otaa k u n m kaa denti dealre to r u t or maatga i'aa- atrwilt te kalll l a . 4aataiaa aw Ike f .ll.a twdroom furelahed home. Own­ farm or fith camp. Good referThe Hank of America In San iae iaeeetk*a •caaamta Pert ar t*» • t>.*V in o n r i*». )■•*. er. FA l i f t # emei. Ilot OK, Xaaford Herald. i ll. am v MaV*i •* *'* aeatk ram i-trk a«a *-.i *-«*« ... FrancDcw i* the nation i largrvt H E R B E R T S T ENSTROM le i a lilac, la n m m . paaa 4#T. Raaiac #r Blk l*. aaain fera rcmmcrtlal bank on the batia of Park Sub Keglvlered Broker 3 BEDROOM CB, living ft dining HIG H SCHOOL girl »anla baby Puklle kaarlnf will ka KaI4 In th* Ptmlarlt e c c i r C*arr its more (ban 10 billion dollar* in L E N k l.s M R rm-nt, kitchen equipped, family **04. CVwekr naaeuawlawcr a ream. Wa4aaa4ar. Hartk It. Ill* aittiog altar nehool and a ll day deporits. Next roma* the Chile ' L O T T IE BROADW AY room, 1 bath*, quiet neighbor­ at I ’M P. M. ea aa a>*aw tkaraedar *aaafkta. ______ aa H i during summer. PA 3-141#. kawilnala Caaair ten In* ramialtclaa Manhattan Bank of New York KEN TO R B E TT hood. city limits. 514.300. Gt Me Itakart a Hrnwrn Avvnclatf* with mor* than »evan and a quar­ mnrlgage #3700 down or (emu. B O O K K E E P E R wgals part time kemlaala Canal. Zenlag T/lraeirr ter billion dolors in deposit*. 111 N. Park — Pk. FA 2 Ulft FA 2 1549. work. PA 5-4471 ifU r 1:5*. Work Will Begin On Jet Pipeline M -R lU f f llB f t O P F O R TU W iTlE ft *200 D o w n *100 M o n th ly 3 B ED R O O M S with oik floor* E01.UW AY, Haipltal an# Bab) Red*. Day, Week or Month— Sw.ng needle, iig-ra g, b inter rrrar.vtc tile bath, uttlilv room tewing machine Brand new Ttl. PA 2-5lit . furniture Center and carporlr. Nice vard with 111 W tit P irti St 125 dawn and pa) menu of 112.05 xcod rarpvl ol Ira n re r numth Phone KA 116V). Furniture Moving A Storage Si.M 70 Dow n MHO M o n th ly C. r . P llll I IPS. Atrnl ANTIQUES and J O Y C E R. t REPR OO M S. 2 huh* welt !or»< WASHBURN VAN LINES rx C K A B D rd in town Total price I I I , 000 I W French Ave. Fk 2 IM1 1 . R. Iluhvi.iv 17*2 1 1 a virlhrrry) e, ;m.W c<4 t*m rwenwl. P. O. Kox S ", F'ern Park, P ll,. NEED Thl* ii a gueit p a n to the Rttr W. Park i p 7 3310 10 A C R ES or more with modern stuffed head room I ” Ibratre (ur Ronnlr Itroadvvav Antique* with t pjvt home on Med ndr til town Ftp date Mar. S. 4e S M A LL Part* o( Imd. high m XVaiher, ll « ; T.lttiii.n Tube* Toted Free. S M A LL Llciirti low grmind M hite irwing machine head, can HRAE ERTATVS ROB SALE ROLLINS H O B B Y SHOP R O S A L. P A IT O N be converted m portable Good At TYe Rtftn Of Tbe Totem Pole l!ff> te ie d Real Fnate Rrakar condition. 272 Denary Dr D*. F A R M E R ’S A G E N C Y K t7 R. Preneh Ava. Hary, Fla Ph PA 2-1301 — I M ! at Hiawetha N. V Farmer, Rrallar II. II. ITkitmorr, A«»ac. H E A T IN G M O D E R N HOME I year old. Single ti'illvwiKHi bed. maltret* ft 114 S, ) irnth Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 H . R. P O P E C O . 1 -ra itn floor*, tilr bath, built spring. FA 2*2»3. After hour* FA 1 1415 or FA 1 4*21 I l l R. Park ------ PA 7 4U4 'n ilnre and oven large tlorage room Owner liavinf town 2 5 -F U R N ITU R i: and IVM P 0 down m u 'i noi o GOOD* t ifIrftl* • Bh-il !*• rttl#* • •«*, .'Ifllnft If* i*H 1^# i*f«*D»r' 4M* C'M l UNISHED 2 bedroom hmite. . rjt-td in »u< •» r*rtlfkBit * III Kitchen equipped: rncto»ed •••Id |o iNt l.lfthBBt bldJ*r « t tls *ruiYl J** »f Uib ipmlnnlt i ’ iintf back porch, *crrened tront ‘ 4'a-Urt 11" U»# ft! PfttlfOftl Flan *•porch; fiaragr: nice lawn <n fli«* ifii •t N'tuii (I« F l fi (li t i*ii«'«1:h «r tiiffN Mtl. » Met* IB l» - Ini Good location Adultl. FA 2 4S6U UBW *»f X sf *h, I t l t or FA 2 3132. I* B i t I list a I C t h d a r «*f J f t n u s r r . H it « « K A t .» MiKDRouM nnfurnithed hnute. «• P >l#rfi4«n E. 3rd St. 183. Ph FA 2-345* i% t m i : H H i i i i i m h f in n IIM. \IVVII Jl MH H I. « III! I l l ReaItar Phtna FA T O R F » T A. WILLIAMS, RaalUr RayaatBd I*a4*«lkt. Aatwr. ) 4 l-ju i Allaalic Raak B M f. Legal Notice X U |i *: n r H a ll" LOCH Alt BOR T H R E E bedroom block home, hit chan equipment. V e n e t i a n blind*, dupoial, kitchen exhaust (an. larfe fenced in hark yard with shade traai Total price It J,200 00 raquirinf 12 VO 00 down and 1.0 00 monthly which includei late* »<vl miuranca F.xct'iilva with FA 2 3*«S F E I I K I A R I 11 Admlviioav Lee Shield* t Miami i Marie Raevec (Sanford) Uut-jr King (Sanford) Fd»ard Steele (Sanfordt Dorothy oilier i Sanford) B E A L E S T A T E D R IV E-IN 2544 Fraweh Ava. AIR H IN D I HONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1H7 Sanfard tvf. f \ 2 4312 Plumbing <6 UupairN Jo# t . Thoma* 1VU Saril* St. FA 2 0449 34-PIANO SCR VICK PIANO TU N IN G ft R FI'AIR IN G W. I . HARMON Ph. PA 3 4211 After i W p. m I I A Rt,’ll.D IN G C O N TR A C TO R S E’er carpentry, i<#lnliiia. *creen leg. n uflng, and platter rrpair. vrphatl Die, a«bevtoi atding. iMionry #r w # «t ilepi. Dvaiing and repairing gjregr* and wterktng rail F a 2-4199. RAVENNA PARK HOM ES • Medallion llomra • Cualom 13— IL1C TR 1C A I. RPRVICtR VACUUM C L E A N E R REPAIRS T ir ii tor all makr* nf Irio n * riectrulux, Hoover, kirhy, eie Fr<# pick up Work guaranlred. I A 2 4743. - ------------------- — i - — Houle Wiring — Firctrlc S m ite Sid Vihlrn RANDALL E L E C T R IC Cn U I Mignolit FA 2P9I3 J3 a — B u i l d i n g PAINTING r e p a i r s ^! PUX1R landing and fmithing Cleaning, w a n i n g Strvlag Seminal* Cauaty nice 1113. R. M. Gltatoa. Lakt M iry 27 -N U T I l :K*— P K k s O N A LR INCOM E T A X S ER VIC E W a . M. N a rra y t i l l C e ltry A va. F A 2 1394 Claaad Sunday H u ll! (tu n lity $450 Down Inrluden ( lim ing Cnst T u rn Went O n 20th S I. Follow I ’m tn ir )’ ( Inti ltd. & Watch Fur O u r SiR n* . . . OPEN D A IL Y 9sno A . M . T i l D ark SUNDAY 2 -.(in |\ M . T i l D ark SUaesnaheA. In n s lru c tio n C o.. Inc. H I Writ 231b s u m I’bone F A 3-3101 Seminole Realty :yiafT^-. vSlenstrom Realty WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wc int lit vou to ha our gutnla nliaolulaly free without obliiatlon nt one uf SanfunT* lending Motels while you locale suitable housing for you and your faaily. Pick up jour key at tbo Salta Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Conor B R A IL IY ODHAM , H a y , 1 7 .9 2 St 27th S t. iToe. Phon# F A 2-1591 �•- mmm a s m ■H* P u t B— 1B um . M L I f , W SI YO U N G S TE R S ’ A R T E X IIIIJIT— Don Colb«rt. County urt teacher for grade* 1-0. hang* nna of the many oicture* drawn or V m N iS Mash Info River, Sen. Johnson Buys BulkName Change Is Certain Water Is Highball f «iS FRAN KI.IN TO N . N. C. ( U P I > Town offirtali here are hopeful that residents of the area don't develop a ireat liking for the new title of the municipal water aup pir They fear they would be hard pressed to legally treat the water tn maintain the latte nr the 40proof kir* which the water pm durea. C. G. Hlith, water plant tuper intendent. recently received a few complainia >— but not many— re larding the itranirr ta»le and tmrll of the liquid flowing from tapt all over town. When lie analyred the "water." he found M wai a ready made highball of corn whiiky and wa­ in . High would not aay how much liquor he found, hit a re liable tourer tald M wot about 40 proof. Sermt revrnue agent l knocked pointed bv the children of Scmholc County. The exhibit tqicned today and will be open olf a mill juit out aide town and dumped teveral thouvand gallon* from 8-0 p.m. today. Friday and Saturday. of ma*h and moonshine Into a ttream which ran pait the *1111, They found out too late that the ttream runt Into the pond which it the lown’t only tource of water. Juke Box Probe Reaches Underworld WASHINGTON l H l'li - T h e Senate Racket! Committee dug Inis the roots of the Chita go un dsrworld today to take a look at Juke box racketeering In the rily where N may hava been con ostved Some clastic examples of gangSteritm were eapected to comr to light in thia phase of the juke bog investigation which will last about four days. Chief Counsel Hubert F. Ken nedy tald Uie Inquiry would cen­ ter on tome of the lop figures in the storied Chicago undrrwurld. Hr laid these would include Sam (Mooney) Glancanna, reputed to be the latent successor to the gangdom throne nf Al Capone. Strength Needed, Bishops Declare A TLA N TA <UPI|— "Wa hava ■ol dons cur part In helping the stiureh to fulfill Its mission if wa k i v t not confronted man with And," • Iso F rin n ico Mslhodist toshop sold hare today. ■tbs nst of lbs mission rises m falls In relationship to the me­ ss sa achieved In worthlp,” Utah 9 Donald II. Tippett told the quadrennial Southeastern Melhodtei Convocation bars. Citrus Board Hits Juice Processors Bishop Tippett said. "Modern man may not be bothering too much about sins, hut the alarm Ing Increase of successful and prosperous psychiatrist* ran tie ciplained In part, at least, by the fact that his aim are bothering him." !>r. Hurst II. Anderton, presi­ dent of American University, Washington. D. C „ told the galh erlng "Somehow the American education inatltulloni devoted to the spiritual values of our Chris­ tian culture mutt he strengthen ed." He said thia "means increased supjioft for the church trialed col legra of America." A Negro bishop railed for In ilividuals of one rare to gat to know, on the higher levels, people cf other racial groups." Blahop Willis J. King of New Orleans tald the "Christian ap­ proach" to the racial problem should be "the concern of all Christians, whatever thrir racial or national origin, and not the responsibility of any one group as over against the other." Kennedy tald wllm-sscs would1 relate threats by mobsters tn out­ fit juke boa operators with "re men! bools" and drop them in the river. lie said the testimony also SAN JU AN . Puerto Rico f U l'l) would touch on often heard ru­ — A FL-CIO leaders Inday praised mors that underworld figure t Walter Reuther for til* romrbark have hrlprd the careers of their al President Kisenhower's jlhet favorite singers with enforced shout union leaders meeting In sales of their records. "sunny" Puerto Rico lo talk aKennedy tald lha Chicago style bout a march of johlrtt on Wash of juke box rar.rlcertng involved ing Ion. even more violence than tha* eg" I go when mewling* are that posed during the New York hear­ I am obligated to participate In ings. which doacd Wednesday. Just ai you will be going to Ihe Hi- said It also Included the fashionable resort of Acapulco. now familiar triangla or collusion Mexico," Reuther said In dlrert among mobsters, union officials reply In Kisenhower's comments and leader* of juke hoi trade as­ at hi* press conference in Wash­ sociations. ington Wednesday, The lead off witnesses will be a Reuther alto won cheers Irom group nf operators. Including Don frllow labor leaders fur defending Maloney, Mai Brier, Robert K hit proposal for a demonstration IJndelofl. Nicholas (laletano and marrh by unemployed on the na­ Bernard Pots. tional rapltal. Klsenbowrr derided Kennedy said they would leli the Idea of a such a march. about rffurts of Chicago gangsters Rut informed sources tald A F L to take over Juke hoi operations UIO President fieorge Meany was in outlying areas frowning on the Reuther tuggrt tion. They said he had doubts that anything would be gained Labor leaders are sensitive to possible charges that unionist due* have been wastrd on high priced hotels, foods and drinks Gunman Captured At Law Roadblock s ta u ts la Pop*" SANFORD AVK . Minsk b My Buainnto --------- My On# And O n ly B v h iM i trade with u*. compare price# — not j'i*t one or two— C H E C K A L L YO U B U Y ! O U R POLICY I* quite simple. We honestly try to Rive the customer what they wunt and their money's worth. T R Y I S — you hnve nothing to lose— If you are not completely satisfied your money will lie cheerfully r#funded Hud NO Q U E S TIO N S ASKED. W E know we do not huve the lurRost market in San­ ford— hut we can offer you one of the best varieties in food merchandise, at competitive prices— and we do menu C O M P ETITIV E . If you find it single item in our ston> higher than you are poylng elsewhere — please tell us . . . W E C H A N G E . If we do not have an Item you like — tell u* — W E G E T ! to m o r r o w NAKED M EAT S F E A T U H K : 1:22 H:0 H I.YKEH SU G AR CHEEK 1:45 Hams AUSO Half or Whole 49 M AXW ELL F E A T U R E : .1:01 0: 11 5:2 7 H O U SE APPLESAUCE t Green Gtnnt N IH I.K T CORN v. 4 :J * 5 p j ty 12 O x. PhK 35c FIRST CUT TURKEYS 12 - I I J.b HENS PORK A Q r CHOPS ^ 39c l.li. Instant COFFEE 87 R Or. Jnr STARK 1ST hunk Slvlr ’ j Size TUNA *" *2 Or. Can 2ty SO* l'"" FOOD KING CATSU P PEAS mex. 99c McKenzie STRA WHERRIES 10 Oz. PkR*. 2 For FEBR UAR Y 23 28 • H U M E X N M M TS • B O A T SNOW • M N M T M M . D M P IA T I • C A T T U E SNOW • S C H O O L E X H I B IT S I . Lb . Pk*. 13 • N O W A Y CAM HVAL B M —- Apple • FLO W ER SNOW D IB F L A Y B B #uA.s4*vro 29c Winlar Garda* F O O D K IN O O LEO |0c FROZEN FOODS Shurfine ORANGE 7 i* „ „ JU IC E ‘ TO T R Or. Can* 12 O l . Bottle *■ 29c ARGO YAMS a t * o r la ix < io W IENERS '■ M M M M I ARMOUR’S S TA R With IM S Or M »r» Food (hd»r Old Vlrtfinin RECORD RACK 318 B . 1*1 81. a l KOU T H E A V E R A G E F A M ILY . FOOD IS ONE OF T H E PRIM ARY EX P EN SE S. Whether or not you Southern RAN’ DIEGO, Calif. M1PI) Mrs. Karl Rhodes, a . who grahUd a gun and chased two would he robbers from her storr Weslnrsday told |K>1ire they wenwearing Western style hands nsa* masks. "1 just wasn't In the mood to play row boy." the said ‘'Top* S A T ^ F E I t 21*1 What’n In A Name? LO N N IES' J»li P R IC K S R O O D T H R U I K A l l ! U K : 1:0ii . 3:0fi 5:1 2 • 7 : 1H - 11:21 Ju s t ‘N o t In M o o d ' U £1 Shop hert — ycHi'U find aser>thing you need under mw roof _ and nil Al hiidifet-plraislng. money-nnvlnif prlrwu Slnplew, niMlK, dairy product*, froicn foods* nnd canned good* for appetirinic. milrilioue meaU! W E itre quite proud of our meat department. We Jiut forth nil the effort we possess to supply you with the beat meat money con buy. IF YOU D O N ’T LIK E W H A T YOU G E T — S A Y SO — YOUR M O N E Y W ILL B E W A ITIN G FOR Y O U ! annual... *I I I I• tetk at telling hta descend!nit presumably would be estler and more ,emuneralive if It were re­ tained. Johnton hai not (pacifically atked for atilitance In this map ter, but various helpful sugges­ tions .already have been volonteered Among congrcttlonal cow. punchers, of whom there are lev­ e r ,|, leader Bull Johnton la ons possibility that it getting a lot of favorable attention M S BOYS I.AST SHOWING O l’KN 12:15 Discharge Slated For Ex-Sergeant In ‘Death March* New Church Plans Picnic On Sunday bull at the LBJ Ranch at Jobston City. Tea., lin't likely to mill around long with hit pretent name— even If it did figure more than a little in the price Johrsun paid for him. This la no ordinary bull. He Is part at the real atlver domino line and la regidered with the American Hereford Attn, at K.mtat City at Sliver Heir Tth All in all. thit la not contidered a repul live name for a bull, and the Ike Is Answered, Reuther Cheered WINSLOW, Aril (UP1) - A 40 year old sterlworkrr was eaptuird without a struggle al a roadblock U U C A LA N D (U i'f ) — Honda Wednesday night and admitted CBiwa Htosal took another awlps killing the mnther in law and rrilgg makers at frotsn orangs con Irallv wounding the wife of jail ita today and taKl U acted musician Johnny Zorro In a gun ths oonainwtivs progress lor battle. fba Industry. . . .* t-ennurd Mason, befriended by Tlia big growers cooperative'* the /orro family five years ago board of directors vote*] to oppose because he was friendless, (old any legislative move width would pollrr he hid In a closet al Ihe natend the life of tbs powerful Zorro home In (itrndalr, ('a id . Ooocantfators Advisory Commit Tuesday night and sltnf II nut with too, scheduled to die Ihit summer Zorro'a attractive wife £ lbs Legislature duos not renew Mason was eauglit just west of till* city on It. S Highway W aft­ A l Um sente Uine, Mutual 1'iusi er an Arinina highway officer dunl Vernon L Conner U«ued a spotted Ids car and radioed ahead aUlsmrnt designed to clarify Mukusl'S place In tha cilru* imluslry CHKBRV POINT, N r (D p i) to set up a roadblock. H r waived extradition and will ami tn ssecte-n some MUt rue *s — Arllng t'p! Matthrw McKeon, he taken hack to (llrndalr prob­ caused by a w e n t cleavage becentral figure in the I'arrls It ably sometime today by poller bwtf«n groeers ami proceimra He said "Mutual's program and land. S C.. "death marrh" almoit tnrn sent here from ihe California aims are not compelilive with any three yaara ago, will he honors- city. other organisation but generally Wy discharged from the Marine He was originally b e l i e v e d proved tn tw complementary to any Corpa here latrr ihit monlh. hurt In the Tuesday night gun and ell ronatruetlve efforts to uniA tpoketman for the Marine battle, hut pollrr here said he l* and strengthen I be entire in Corps Air Station here said was uninjured. Sultry." " I fell sorry for him," Zorro He said “Mutual rretigmu-a that Wednesday a physical evaluation said In captaining his former 'nard had recommended that Mr. toe dims la hlg Site n in u liutinrtt nuiuMit u mg l<utinr*t i«u*ioe>» K .___ , , 7 friendship with Mason. "He teem­ and calmly and firmly advises j” ™ ** * ,A , L*"M * ed to have tew friends. People against pettlnraa In the Inlrrnal af- . J* n** ,rrre called him a creep. fairs nf the industry ami direct* I *ry, ,hrL. * * v>f *Pl»rovr<l the "I had >0 much happiness I UiiifrO. ronstructiv* piogrevs fur 1 ’ y lsr,:'’ 1 -,r|d McKeon wanted to share It with a lonely Industry in marketing Its prod will leave the service at *m>n at man " Uie time*.ary paperwork M rom ■eta." plelr McKeon, defendant in one of tiis- most publiriicd general rourt* UNION C ITY , Tenn t U I ' l l marital In itiilii wry history, was Clyite (Rusty) Nall. 10, is making the I'arrls Island drill Instructor periodic Irtp* to the docloi’s of Memtier* and Irlends nf (irurr Aho led a pint 1mu uf recniits Into flcr here tn twelve anti trlanus Krtholist Church will meet for a tidal creek here Six nt them shots Rusty, son of Mr* Kalh a basket picnic on the building drnwmesl the night of April ft Iren Nail, stepped on a rusty 1H5*1. nail on Uie way to ichool. •lb* Sunday at 1 p rn. Plant fur the building and final details prior to rnntimtlion will be discussed with the rongn-ga Mon Tliose attending ate asked tn bring a picnic hast el lunch Ta hies, chair* and soft drinks will be pruv Iili-d by the church Of­ ficials ire expecting a large group (or Mil* *'flr«t eating" and "last discussion " ^ w il be celled Johnaon bee htt own Meat about namea — or, more specifically. initials. Any reasonable name will do at long at the Initials come out LHJ. There are Lady Bird Johnton, hit wtfa. and Lynda Bird Johnton and Lucy Balnea Johnaon. hit daughtrri. Alto U tile B e a g I a Johnton, fatly Beagle Johnton, and Little Beagle Johnton Jr., the family peta. So k la M t hsro that ■ W ASHINGTON < U P I> - Senate D e m o c r a t i c Leader Lyndon liainea Johnton hat bought a new bull. It coat him 14.500 at a big Hereford tale In Denver. That ain't hay, aven amongtt the Teiaa cowboy aat Johnton traveli in. although teveral other bulla at Denver brought more, one going for 115,000. The purrhate hat touched off speculation here on whaf. under Jnhnaofi'a management, the bull Quantity Rlghla Rmerved A D E S " 29c Big Family Slia (24 Ox.) T O O C A N T M I S 8 U S — W E ’R E R I G H T IN T H E M I D D L E O F S A N F O R D ’S N E W F O O D S T R IP Sava Dally A t W ADE'S �FernPark Student Wounds Self, Pair G A I N E S V I L L E ( U P I ) — A U n lv a ra ity 0/ F lo rid a anfin e e rin g student a pparently went berserk late T h u r s d a y n ight, shot and stabbed a m a rrie d couple and th u n serious­ ly w ounded himself, police reported today. S l f c h u . . i . n . n . l I......... .. fa r in . e e sliga lio n was Kcts* A lla n F u g , 28. si01 lor from r e r n r a r k . Officers wild their jnvesligatni ihuwtxt that fox turned on Jamas H Todd, 27. student from Conway, I . C . and his 23 year oki wife, Mevnly, st their borne. Mrs. Todd, who ass shot m the chest, said Fo* apparently lost his jyias Is Failure; Up Only 3 Minutes CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (U P I) tl,*d *l thr,r bo'n*' *>,boul ^ parent reason, she said fox un— A furl laden Allas M BM ex I «(r apiK-e] ■ hunting knife from his pkxlrd like a husr oil storage I , , and stablied Todd in thr hack. Unk early today on what wa* tn Whan Mr* lodd ran to a trie* tended tn be another 4,300 mfle I’iionc, Fox then drew a -J*t pistol led hop to the South Atlantic 'h r told the operator a man »as Hic 100-ton Atlas, which has *n her huuse with a nun and need. cn chosen to boost Uic first csl help When officers arrived. they manner) spare capsule Inin orbit, pi st ol disintegrated completely in a luund I odd suffering white hot splash of flsmc that n *ou,1_tJ,i °f lh* r^ h t ttiisrh and vailed the moon overhead in bril alwer left jaw, Mrs Tudd had U*cn ftliol in Use upj^r ciicrt. Todd Dance. knife wound in the had The Air Force said the blowup lallunctirsn h ,rk * war caused by s rn Deputy Sheriff Henry Parker which occurred at t2 41 a m a.sl , after the to foot war roe s jii I Fox was puked up at Ihe ket's two powerful booster en local airport where he had driven Am separated and began a and told attendants hr hail been shot, asked for a drink of water ffu; plunge Into the ocean "The cause of the malfunction flnd 1 minister. M not available." official* said *■“ » *■» "> " ,r in *be the left left II was Ihe tirsl Alla* explosion *«•» * P‘«tol wound '*uu'" 1 in m five month* The Iasi blowup r*»sl holier said all three ap me Seph Nb when the Air Force P*««-ntiy wer.- shot with Fox s M tried for the first time to send P1*1"' An intesligaliun was underway an Atlas the full intercontinental distance of 6,300 miles. Th r Air Force had hoped to trst the missile's blunl nose cone to Any and observe the path the Atlas Wok through spare. But the flight, which would have taVen probably about B minutes, lasted little more than threa minutes. Only once has thr Atlas flown r T BRAGG, N. C. (U P D -G e n . I m full intercontinental route. George C. Marshall continued to show slight Improvement today but doctors said he still was ser­ iously ill anil they were drawing “ no conclusions yet.” In a “iniardtd" medical bulle­ • T A L L A H A S S E E (U I’D — Ally. tin this morning. Cot George M Osn Richard Ervin has ruled Powell, chief of medicine at Wo­ •sat Orange County cannot aue*s mack General Hospital here, said end collect taxes for municipal!- Ihe 76 year old soldier statrinan's condition remained "essentially Re* for fire control purposa*. Ervin said municipalities In the unchanged" from the alight Im­ •uunty a-nild make agreements provement 0/ Thursday He noted that Marshall's while With the Are control districts fur protection, but thr county e.iuld blood count dropped from 2*1,000 nut levy taxes for the use of the to U.ooo. an imliralinn that hit Infection may lie subsiding. municipalities. J Marshall Reported 'Little Improved' Tax Plan Voided By Ervin Ruling Squadron W ill Join Demonstrations Of Famed Blue Angels A squadron from Ramey FVkl will participate U) flight demon itratioo* thii weekend with the Navy's famous Blue Angcrfs. Flying Uirtr , „ . twin , Jet ,,A3D Iky " " S k / S (hr NASCAR race* today at ih* InternaUonal Speedway la Daytona Beach. The Blue Angtla arrived in San­ ford Wednesday, and yesterday gave spectators a treat with their expert precision manruters. To day, Saturday and Sunday Uie> will continue to thrill the crowds at Daytona Beach, during the fin­ al days of “ Speed Week.” VAH 9's swept wing carrier bombers can fly at speeds o( ten miles a minute, seven milts above the earth Their familiar shape and sound have become second nature to those who live near the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Led/. Ralph Maltu*. operations Nm«- '* lf» d ,r oft ,h* bomber flight in the wrekrnu dcmoiistraUon. Sanfonl residents w Imi missed the show yesterday will base an other rhanre In see the team to morrow It will perform maneuvers at 12 30 p m on its return from Daytona The length of the show will depend on the amount of fuel 1 left in the tanks. A spokesman for the Navy said »hi* mormnK “ The .how may not be long, but this Is certainly thr best Hying we may ever set- No one should miss it," Die public may come to Itaniry Field for the performance. Greyhounds To Be Official Name Of Baseball Team Sanford'i baseball rlub will he called the Sanford Greyhounds Die announcement came this morning from W K. Mr Roberts, promoter of the new venture. An offire has been opened at the Municipal Stadium Ward Goodrich, business manager for the Greyhounds, may be rrachrd there for information The num her is FA 3-l!*40. A meeting waa In be held this afternoon to form a corporation. Officers will be revealed by Me Rnberli after the session Dr. D. H Mathers la expected to he chosen president of thr club <51w * VO L X L IX t ’m u d •Judge Is Speaker At Toastmasters Judge Voile William* J r apofca before the TnaMmaslers Wednes day night, snd related soma of hi* amusing experience* while on •ve bench ax circuit judge. New members werr installed, and the evening was guesl night far Toastmasters' wives Install• d were Chatter Guerry, Joe Rak ae John Keeling. Floyd Dnndan rilb . Vernon Mlrr and Ray Kite Ed Graham wa* chosen lies! speaker In the club eontest and will represent Sanford in the area “ speakoff" Deal month lei Jacksonvllla Fireman Got Kick •In Fighting Fire P L A N T C ITY f l’P D — A u year-old city fireman awaited trial tiNla) after admitting he sel five fires because “ I got a kick 0UI of helping to pul Ihcm out." Robert Chester Anderton was charged Thursday with arson tn the fires which caused Itootioo dame r No on* was hurt In the blares. Police qimled Anderson at vay•ng he fell driven to start the ftres because he fell “ relief" from internal pretujres when be helped put thrni out H# was held under fa>« bond. Cleveland Chosen County Bar Head Mack N. Cleveland Jr. baa been named president of the Seuvnol* 'W a r Association at a recent meet tog Serving with Cleveland will b* Q. Andrew Spear, view preaidant, and Ambroa* Olliff aweretary treasurer. T h * s la t* at o ff ir r r * was wna nlmously accepted from tha nomi­ nating committee, composed of KarlyU Housboldcr, Gordon Y . F r i M a k and George A t , drnlial araas, and they also agpand a eommunlty'a marketing area." Im said Kunde is iltrt'clor of Traffic and Transportation for Dade County's metro government. Attending the annual short course in ihe state capital is Seminole County Zoning Board Dirertor Hob Brown With the Interstalr highway taking shape in Ex-Champ To Hold Clinic At Mayfair Carol Cudonr. I95M North South Amateur Golf champion, and a former New Jeraey state tittiit, will hold a elinir and exhibition at 1 p. m tomorrow at lh* May. fair Country Club. Golfrra are reminded t h a t greentfee play will lie restricted at the eluh until after I p m on weekends Members may play anytime, non members after t p m on weekends, daily through the week Snyder Vh. Snyder D EN VER (C P U — It wa. Wes ley Snyder vs Wesley Snyder Thursday in Municipal Court Wrsley E Snyder of Lakewood, Colo . thr defendant, was fined 53! for hi* involvement in a traf flee acridrnl wilh Wesley )' Sny drr of Littleton, Colo , the com­ plainant. NEW SPAPER * F R ID A Y . FK H K U A R Y *0. I960 SANFORD , F L O R ID A N o T sTS News Briefs ! * a y s ^ o s t * ^ a n Costello ‘Stripped* Not Constructive N E W YORK (t 'P li Gambler Frank fostello w n stripped of his LONDON *t 11*1V— Radio Mue ' a trip tn Moscow by British Prim* Xmerican cltiicn»hlp today Hy fed­ eral court order. row today den,mined ih* Mist's Minister Harold Macmillan. Mae* DriUn proposal aa devoid of any Indian told Commons Duireday constructive suggestion'' for a night that thr trip was being un* HAVANA " i i Up W settlement if live Fast Mett die drrtakrn m hopri of breaking lions* I arrived Thursday night to pule “llic ice" in thr cold war lake- u his new dill les as t' i . Die attack came one day before Th r Moscow radio attack follow­ amaba**ador to t uba ed by threa davs 1 sabre rattling tprech on Germany and Berlin by Soviet Premier Nikita S Kbru1 \ ;.A ll t.sSFF |l PI i.uv slirchov, wins warned that any atle llc ; t 'is! 1111» has pi amlrd U-ntpl by Ihe West U> *lu*H Its Xt>r 11 17-25 a* Festival of Florida way into Ib-rlm *uuld mean war. civdiieit Week lr the stale On Monday, the l' S Britain and Franre deliverrvl note* tn Moscow proposing a broad Utg r VI.I.A I I \SS» i I l l ' l l Some Four foreign ministers' confer* 5il members of the state Junior 1 tier on Berlin, Germany and 1 handier of Commerce weir on Ltmipcan security. Thr rurtrt sug* and here today for the oi-vning of MIAMI H EAl'lf ( I ’P l i - When gestrd that West and Fast Gea.lie Winter Jaycecs I'unfeislice. do Miami Beach police tow a ear mans art tn as "advisers.' bark to ill illegal parking -tHit The Soviet had proposed a J6 after the thief has ordered it nation conference to conclude a MUtiClIW it I'li li.isiaii ,u* tuwrd sway* peace treaty with Germany. The participants would include alt Ihor-puel Boris Pasternak said to Answer day hr would leave the writers' Aiit-n ihe rlncf learns that the Wuiid War II allies colony at IVrrdrlnlko and cn into rar was hauling a city council­ Tlie western powers also **• hiding from Western Journ lids. pressed drtermtnslton to maintain man The mriilfn* occurred Wednes the right of free access to West day night when oflner Adrain tta-Ttin. Ruttia has said it w ulil WASHINGTON i l l l 'l i -L iv in g Dawson spotted a big limousine turn over it* rontrol function* lo costs crept upward slightly in parked on a ero*swalk in front the Communist Fast German r » January l*ul remained below the of tlie Miami Beach Auditorium gimr, which iht Western powers all time high, tha government rt- where a boxing match was tn do not recognize. ptogrrs* Moscow radio eonlandrd that ported today. The driver and pastengar re­ the Western replies do "not pro­ futed to move and made a few vide a reasonable basis for setll* TA C O M A , Wash, i ll Pi ( — Attor­ remarks about Miami Beach po­ ment of the German question.” It claimed th* notri "do not ney* will try to arrange hail to­ ller in general and Chief Mika rontain a single more nr less con­ day for Dave Beck, former head Fox in particular. Fox drove up a few minutes structive suggestion capable at of the Tramstrrs Union, who *tan-l* ninvirlril on six counts of later and Dawson told him of th# facilitating settlement o f l b « remarks. questions e i t h e r of Berlin or income las rvatiun. "Tut* it sway," ordered Fo«. Germany." After the first round, someone TA U .A H A S S E F (U P ll — The told Fox the ear was carrying Bailruad and Public Utilities Com­ Councilman Matrle Liberman Fox ran out of the auditorium mission today set March 25 for a public hearing in Ormond llrarh and ordered Dawvon: "Get that nn a petition to discontinue aome car bark before the fight is over " railload services. Prrfmpt If flghler Mika DaJohn hadn't fallen to tils knees B U N N E L L CUI'I) A local twice in th* sixth round. Dawson weekly newspaper has criticized TALLAHASSEE (l PD— Tall* might has* made it hack In time. a Circuit Court jury far arquittinrf hassca aiea dairy farmers have Aa It waa. Ihe tow truck wa* fuur men charged with slaying • obtained a Circuit Court order .rohthillnr the state Milk Com- 1Pull|n* u.a car up ju.t a. Liber- Teamster* Union organlier. i . f 4 _ i min iirp i’ixi outklu* Die Flagler County Trfbun* * , iik l l .,* * * ig 0 * 1* 1 * 1 ( 1 1 1 II a *nn mlstinn from drxerrlting III leon Police dlsmisserl It a* a ’ rou raised thr question of whether Irol In this an a a n d •tine Incident" Tliursday the all mate Jury wa* threatened . I scratched the violation from their before acquitting the defendant* U n t i l ( O llt l’ol U r g e d official records of second degree murdrr tn th* G A IN ESV ILLE ( U P l i - D r Karl Dec 3 slaying of George K. June*, Sax, Harvard University gc-nctlr "The question arises has tha isl. warned Thursday that “ popu Jury been Intimidated? Werr they latinn explosion" threaten* hu afraid for their safety and aafety nun survival unless birth rontrol of their famtlira?" is more widely practiced The front-page adltorial laid It bad no erilirism of Ihe way tha trial was conducted, "but sea U N ITE D NATIONS. N Y 11 i’ll Bill Reedy, author of "The Key r.iiiriot commend the verdict of The U Y General Assembly to to IVare In America,” will *pe»k Hie Jury.” day *ent the question of inde to ths Sanford Rotary Club Mon Trurk drivers Alex Falrrtotll petideitre for the Frenrh and llrl J r , Sid tirv MrCrariey, Jack John­ ,l" y * , • . tl*h < arneriKint In its 62 nation A stale rcpr*»erdnllve from son and Robert Drake wire found trusteeship committee for detailed I i^Vie County, Raedy sllrrtd the innocent of the charges Tuesday, Consideration. ' nation la*l November when h* Another trucking eompsny em­ proposed a public relatlom plan ploy* was killed and Falrcloth to inform the rvnrlhern states of and Drakr wounded in tha gun­ relatbiiis between play al Junri* home, WASHINGTON tU I’l (-Congress the "true" hu* lorn lidd of a new f.imlly of tares In Ihe south. Brrdy feels that prr iTstl War U S spare misdlrs that will sur­ pass anything Iho ttiioians have thinking ta rr»pon*lbl* far eriU produced so far and might aend rr*rn from Ihe north; that the a man to the moon and bark by ..uth should defend lt»eIf wilh facts of advantages offered it* IPdi. Negroes. . , * * In past talk* to club* am) r* Heaven knows wb.it may happen' S t i l l lU llt S S l i y A y c a I Mth VII.I.E. Miss (L 'l’li — b a>rs In newspaper*, Itcedy has in Hemmotr County during Girt Kluder.ls at Mississippi Stair Uni­ q j-lrd the president of a Negro ftront Week, March M-14 (in* girl from each troop will versity voted uvi-rwlielniingly In college in the tnuth Die Negro favor of having their basketball (-locator said h* "knew of noth* hold an official office sometime team pla> in the rat tally-integral mg that had over happened lo during Hie week. Die K-outi will rd N* k 1 tournament, but their il.e colored pr.-pli that h»d hurt observe Die duties of the Civic leadresident said It was not thsir dr them so badly, and cut off the ' V*: Ihe rrlaliunshlp twtween other clsn-n to make. frrt Crien«it> i®liitu«r»* bviwvrn •Hires, and the people they serva. Among th# positions to be filled tjkr whit# nml cttUt •«| th< on* hour by a Drownia A'luth, -at had the Supreme Court f,r jt "r *Y'OUt are dirertor of San­ ilcn iiun of Itt-'et " It* n l) Imik mm •uiu til !)i> in ford iuo, city nunager, county Increasing cloudiness beginning tonight with liilrrinlltenl ra h like ti ituon of prr**nUH|( i tiill fair agent, director of finance, mayor, " V -" e " of the "»n"K<T of Farmer', Market, poly lair lunighl or Hatunlay. I.lllle hit ’ proposed vhlef commanding office/Na thaiicr m leni|ieraturr*. High to Southern State." p .-ira .n to thr v^J Air St i^ in , juvrrulr uitJjrr» dU lt j , 72, to. tonight 50 to tutr IrifHUtuiv, \pitl t, ns lor of reerrlUaii ami fup«rm« Northeasterly winds a to 13 mile. Tht HoUry Club *ill mctl at t« ndrnt nf tcKqioti. per hour tonight uifaiii in the C ivic CVntrr. Diplomat Arrives ‘ Week* Proclaimed Jnycecs Open Meet Chief Gels Word, Auto Towed Back Into Illegal Spot Pasternak To Hide D O T T IE A M ) O U .IK I T ) E N TE R TA IN — Dot tie Jnnlina and her dummy, Ollie, will perform for RUenta Monday at the unmial l-ako Mh o * Pioneer Night at 7:80 p.m. She la the 12-year-old ilnughlstr of Mr, and Mra. Cnl Jardine. (Hemld Staff Photo) Lake Mary Ready For Pioneer Night 'Zorro' No Hero To This Resident Car Cuts Corner, But To No Avail Board Votes To Continue United Fund In Seminole 190« f f im t lb Russia Denounces Berlin Notes Dorothy Jardlnv, young vwntri |»<|uist, will be featured Mondaynight at the annual Lake Mary Pioneer Night Dorothy has ap peared several tlmri on tetevitiun. and ia much in demand for partita and programs. Other Pioneer Night entertain ment will include thr Triple Trio nu* and Double Quartet from Sc ml h Tltgb 'SihetM ^ t s> speefil ptogiam of danres by the Deanna School of Dance. Brief speerhr* are planned by Seminole County, thr news of "exprrssway prosp«-nty" la ax- H. T Mllwce, Allrn G Itowerlng peeled to be wrlcomcrt by local N* Dora, Rrp Mach Cleve­ land J r , Mrs Mary Earle Walresidents Die course for aoning ailmuiis tralors ends today with a talk by George W. Simons J r , idannmg and toning ronsultsnt In Jarksonville Simons has accepted a con tract with the city of Sanford for a survey of its building snd popu laiion problems. The city planning expert Is ex ' Television's Robin Hood of the petted here within s few weeks lo ’ *mith'»e»t may be a hern to the begin the project Funds have'kids, but in Ed Hlggint. "Zorro" been voted by the city to match i« nothing but a large alia head the grant front the federal gov a.-he. The other day Ed came home to eminent, through the Florida Development Commission Coil of flrd Ih* fruit* of a television edit the project is estimated at Itk.UM cation. "Zorro" was wriltrn all over Ih* exterior of hia white house — in kmg-laMtng, supersmear, red chalk. The art work did nol end thi-r# Die fence down the alley, the Cutting a _____ corner ___ short_ .... on neighboring homes, garbage cans. French Av* and IJth St filled •"F'blng »*••« »<>"!d to avoid an accident last night hc * ^ ! ' 11"* "■ » ,m l U lo " wl * " h tween vehlrles driven by Min the dashing name of “ Zorro". Die culprit was found and put un llrverl} Jean Cooper ami George Samuel Kcnls. both of Sanford Miss » ooper a school teacher. told police officer* ahr though! she 'could get oul of the way !*eforr Keros hit her." as she made a left turn into )3tli SI The acridrnl occurred east of the intersection at 7 44 p m Mi*a Cooper waa charg'rd with failure to yield right of way Damage to both car* was estimated at 537(1 AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y f o a i Lewaad^^Tirw ~btahli«d^d City Business Aided By Expressways An Mpcriencsd traffic planner ■aid ycstrrday that property value* increase wherever an ex pretsway Is built through a town Speaking to county toning ad­ ministrators in Taliahaiiec. Geor­ ge E. Kunde of Did* County said •here ta no basis for fears that ex­ pressways hurry traffic along and Linder business in communities. Ha said a study hid been mad* of too communities over the na­ tion where limited access high Ways have come in, and the «f tael on the economy has bewfl “ universally good." "Expressways serve as buffers tn separata industrial from fast S a n fo rd V ,T " T ' eieanw- the area; additional nun nhments were administered "Nciw,” said Ed. al the lop of hi* lungs, v t n you think of ANf T H IN G else you wrote Zorro cm*" “No. Daddy, *n*»ered the gmliy on* mes-kly. Just then the nelcliioir's dog sauntered by Yup, both sides White dog. too New Roof Planned For Post Office krr and Dr. J Bernard Root. Frank Evans, chairman of Pio near Night wilt introduce promt* nent local citircna during the availing. Die celebration will be held al 7 30 p. m. in the Lake Mary Chamber of Corm nrrrr Building. Eaeh guest will rrceiv* ■ pio­ neer badge and rcfrrshtni nls, — Pioneer M g 111 It in iU Mth year in Lake Mary Invited s n ­ ail Seminole Counly residents aver sixty. A but will leave Sanford at 6 45 p m . providing free liai»|Hirls lion for Die "old timers” l eaving the Yellow Cab stand st D ilrd .Si and Magmdia Ai r , the route will go nurth to First St , south on Park A v r to 2>rth, West on Juth SI. to Country Club Hoatl ami Lake M ary. Th r bus will slog* it all corners un signsl. Collins Gives Views On Dade Decision T A L L A H A S S E E (U l’l) — Gov. Iwitoy Collin* say* he doe* not be li«vr thr Miam i integration deci­ sion will touch off rimilar rulings In other counties "although there m»> he some " Collins trilrl his news confc r,-nc-e that hr i-elleves Miami's Orchard Villa Srhool cun Iw peaceably Inte­ grated neat fall H r said since the collapse of Virginia's massive re •ttlance stuncf, Floridians have taken a much dlffrrrnl look at the racial ittualion. He brushed aside predictions that thr liade County School Hoard's din ulon lo admit four Nn gross ul Ihe srtUMrl would result in the passage of the “last rrsort” bill In close puldic schools. Co! litis »t toed such a lull two year* ago. but irate legls'jlurs say the Mil will l»e revived this spring. The governor d r -lined to sa> «tial hr would do if the bill come* up again, lint added lie bad no came to regret Ills wto in I!‘ff7. 1ollins knew thr Miami Integra­ tion 'e-ision was In the making, 7 , ? "■ ,M i, ........ h ,d 1,0 ,,» r' ,n ',l#nnin« H A new composition roof wilt hr installed at tlie Sanford Doit of fire h) I. II Gallimore. Greens boro. N C United Fund direilors yesterday th* last year in which they at Die bid of 52 M2 WaS thr low cat rreetved by the General decided that this charity aaency tempted it. Administration Fight To move toward campaign lor Services should lie used again nett year next year Harold kastnrr, prril firms *c hmlttcd bids. “to afford Seminole County rest tor al driver* who hav* avoided dent appointed a planning coni The work i* schedulerI for tom dents th* most efficient method milter, made up nf Randall plrtinn within two months rrriain street* hav* * surprise in storr as thr rrsmfailng pro of making one contribution." Oia.'c, rhatrman Cieorgr Touhy gram spreads out in Sanford , Disappointed that thr cam and {.Tilford McKihhtn Paving on West Third SI , I*# patgn for funds this year fell short They will provide an ovi-rall tween Park and French, was com­ erf it* goals, Mime thought bid plan under whleh l)i* campaign . . , _ . pleted yesterday boon given lo abandoning the chairman next year will *„rk M o t O T I S t S F r C C d Work began this morning on "give once for ail" fund raising ll will rrlirvr him of at least a KEN O SH A. Wia. ( U l'I ) -J ip ■1- Palmetto A v r . where the strip plan UF official* al a recent portion of the dutu * that in pact meetuig expressed th* opinion yrars hav* demanded almost too mg charges against 25 mol,mils between Second and Nlnlh St. will that “ since folks are not con­ per cent of Die drive leader's were dismissed Diursdav ta-rause tw resurfaced Die Job should he of the absence of ore vital piece finished bv Ibis evening, offical, tributing to this drive in a way time. Kailner *aid ed evidence taid that Indicates the.r support of the Directors unanimously express­ Judge Uiban J. Zlrvei* Dim -w Reconstruct ton nf Mulberry A vr dc*. maybe we are hutting oor ed "deep appreciation” to Chair heads agiinst a stone wall ol In man Howard McNulty for the out the charge* after highs* ay tn the Goldsboro area h*> Iwgun difference in trying so have a "unstintid effort" he put into police (ailed to prs-duc* thr in­ The rlay surface l* Iremg replac­ criminating radargraph w-*rd to ed with limerock. D a street United Fuad " aoliritation this year. Thry also slrrtciiei from Eight lo Twelfth Discussion yesterday brought cummrnded and Diankrd the score trap the defendants. SI oxit Use fact that earn though sub of worsen who had served with scriptlon* fell below goal* of Ihe him agencies, the total allotted to each Dm** present wer# S o n n y MOSCOW (U P li - The Soviet by UF for the two years of U F Powell, Mrs. Carmel* Ray, Me Union'* output af abrmical pro Members of the Sanford Male oparalioa was greater than tha Null/, Gen. J . C. Hutchison. R. ducka now a«ca*da (hat ul ary Chorus will meat fur rehearsal chantiaa had bean able to raise J Bauman, Roy Mann. MeKib other European nation, acording Monday af • p m fa th* Ctvie ia U«rir individual campaign* in . Inn, Touhy, Uupc and Ua*in r l-i I'lCltnci Nikita Khrualnhe*. Center, Surprise In Store For Local Drivers Evidence Absent, Kusfiia HraffH Avain C’horun To KchcarHe Living Costs Climb Heck Seeking Rail Hearing Scheduled Newspaper Lashes Acquittal 01 Four Hoard ' Restrained’ Hleu Is Considered Reedy Will Speak At Rotary Monday New Missile Family Scouts To Assume Official ‘Duties* In City, County Weathtr Seminole Gets Set For Another Fair Ms mmoli Counly exhibitor* w ill1niesgrr balance fox Die riches of move many <rf their displays. vegetables and citrus rrpraaanting directly from the American leg Ui« county's fertility. ion fair ground* tn the Central An outdoor patio scene, com Florida lair, which opens Mon platr with shrubbery and sun day to Orlando ihmc. exemplifies the fun of Can­ The Seminole County ashibil' Hal Florida living On# of Ihe dls once again la under the directum plays is a shadow box cunlainiug ul * cril Tin ker, county agcnl models of a 4 II boy and girl, "lh « Ltnulrd funds have necessitated 1>est crop to Srminote County." thr rrlurbishing of last year's Lad year, the county'* contri­ display, but fresh paint and a bution to the fair won th# com change in design should add new mendatmo of officials Thousands appeal of visitors paused fa see thr dis­ A ferns wheel bearing original play and remark aa fa* presen­ flower arrangement* wilt turn tation. constantly in one corner of thr With only a few days prepara­ rihihit. Huge scales, weighing th* tion. Tucker feel* that this year county’s productivity ■gainst Ha will bring avan more valuable id small sue. will again ha alllirrd vartidng far thr smallest aounty A model of ttys aiea pruvrdis in Florid*. Qualifying Limit For Tourney Voted The Hoard of th# Hanford Wom­ en's Golf Association list night voted lo havr only unc qualifying day for Ihe rlub membership, Mr inberi will qualify March 4. Malelirs will b* posted within a few days after qualifying rounds *r# played. In former year* m rm l-er* w*rr permitted to qualify on wrekends, in addition to Wednaaday. A nominating committee wilt tw vele ted next week during a buasness meeting in th* patio ot tha May fu r Country Club. Die session will b# held at noon, followad hp luncheon at 1I:-10 p. m. Red Report Denied TA IF E I, Formosa (U P I) Chinai* Nationalists todrsy denied Communist reports that D r. H i Shih, farmer ambassador to tha U. had been ptarad «nda» h-uia arrest fa Fucmusa. � 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 19, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 19, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 19, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/090da0a3f3190eefca707fb5bb6d5c83.pdf edece87753e9808b0939f153f8ec8926 PDF Text Text • * L -+ ■ L i ti F ra • »*« h ss Carey VmVi Til* m in t trad* yiorU •hanc cause g ir t •‘I Wood givs w ith gat l ••W don't th it'i •*T. They kunti m an h.rt Tai As Nl Caro tuck; took Unit. )c |e first Kent third Cc llad S ta ll irCO %an< TI the UP1 rbai root Satu Into. Ill #d I *d first n il aim Bi XI. K id Yar J«h a lim and mil mo* T Boo hr l ley, qur Y .l, City law ICC' M Ti T da' »)» l* thr. iwr Tet r b et hit (in r all ai G Ir c Vie 181 In In U r 1 lli« (h i 1 wit t)ia act 1 tin •ti be *t II ( ** c« I m n II Legal Notice Tract SM«n Lot t o f Block T. A- B R u tfa ll* Add Ft Bead, accord[nc to plat th areof recorded Ip Flat Hook i. naa# f t . Public Mtcorda a f Hamlnola foun t?. W, L l i o l r n m t f h i aurea o r uano . »aro »r Flrat Federal Ha?ln?a and Loan |>>i in Hntnlnnl* f o u n t r . AaamiatloP o f Hemlnwte Count? HarMs. inrl AUrjUaTL'a C. Clrde C. Ilum phra? and Annie H ROTUNOA. «t » U urn ok rt? , Pnfnnilnnta II I* W. Tcmllnann. Dlatrlct D irect or l o r i r i o r • osoRW aA Tioa Internal ftavenua Hervtce AND M**«la L Inord and »**bert W. n o m a o r t h ia l Idord TOi T i n g i r H n t . eere nr alloa* and Kathrvn Murff atbnr • n l l t U a llit*< hnrnln A. J. t-ane feafflir. T o n AUK HKI\KHT NOTIFIED Kaminola Count? t i n i C o m o U l n t In Condemnation Tract f i l - O | i a h*r«ttiforn l»**n fil'd In lh* U U I and I. Hlock C. A. ouie# of m e Clerk of ihi Abo?« ft HuaealHa Addition to Ft gRlfl Court In on nctlon to con* tiaed. accord in g to blot r e ­ imn w n o rro tu o l ##*»rn#nl #nd corded In Plat Hook 1. n a a e r i c h ! - o f . * # * for tho fr## on-J an IT, public record* of l e m l o»«truM*«1 of nlrcroft In. note Count?. Florid a Ihrnuifc i n d o ? # r th# Undo V V. Ilodirae rrlMci iitr o ln n fto r . tt>s*ih#f w i t h T Iteaela L Ic»rr» and ltobart W, Lord tho rtcht for n#rn#tu1ty to / l e e r Kathrvn Murff and k*#e r lo o r th# void Ion do of A J. I^*he • n r and e l l tr##» otrariure* «r f!||? of Hanford alhor o k otr urtlon a infrlnolnn upon Hamlnola Count? or i t l i n d i n r a bo v • tlh# olid# on*** i m o ii#»erlbo4 In P j f t i t fit la D o r U m t l o n . f TnWlnr f l l / l Tract Lota 1 tbrouph 4 |m Invite. #roln on f )cto b # r 21. I l l * *nd tho Illock I. A It ltu«aalt'a A d d i­ rtwfet to lo « t o il ond m o leU In *n tion to Fort Ifeat. arr ordln* anr ahotaola or atrurtur# o i l o t l n e to plat reenrdrd In P la t on oald Inndr ourh ohotrurtlon Hook I. pane 17. public r e ­ Itahto t i m « v t»# found « • £ # • • » r? cord* of Hamlnola Count?, far |h o a*fa <»t>orotlon of i lr c r n f t Florida over aald land*, toaolhor wilt* ha William It- Avar? and Oraca K aorpotiaal rla h t of lnor»t» and Aver? •arooo for tho u»rp< •* of • * • * * { • • Hamlnola Count? Inu tho afo ro o a ld rfnhl# foi public o*r for m l l l t e r r oufpoM# Tract I I I - II Ton aro f u r l h o r notified fh*t If l*oi t Illock S. A- fl flu e rot! h a r t a n r objection of d#f#n»# • r|| * Addition to Ft Itrrd. (a tho tokinir o f re ar pr»t»ortr efcordlne to plat raeorded ara ran ulrod to # fto upon in Mat Hook 1. uaire »*. p u b . a t lfr a n t l o r n o ? at »bo adnroot lie record# of Hemtnole C o u n ­ herein d d oianatrd nlth ln t w a n t r tv. di?* afte r n o r p i n i l aortico o f into John f> Florida n oti ce ti fion row e«cju« !fo o f In a MrLtllan M ri^ lia n and Heha K da% o f aaroloo, an #r»#w#r Monti* Jack Jaffa e F lin t tha p m p « r l r In which rou He**# L. leird and flu baft W. Iword claim lo h n t a an In I•rail* atat Inn Kathrvn Murff tho naturo and a it a n t of tha In* A J. i-airift laroat cla im ed and matin? all e»»ur ramlnole F oun t? •kloetlona and dafanaoa to taklna of f o u r proprrtv r a l i e r o JriadF. Llnabarear and wlfa. If mat to to aorta an a n i w g f ■hall r u n • t l t m - % ronaant to tbo t a k l n n and to lh a a u th u r l t r of tha Court T r a n\a»\ m7- Co f Illock I of A. It fa erne#ad In hoar the action and HOfieD'a Add Itt Ion Fl Reed, to flv tha fuat co®pantallon, and ■ccordlnv to til at thereof, fenotltuto a w a i r o r of alt dafanoaa ret pried In Flat Hook l, and oblactlo na not »ro«tntod nave I*, of pub lip record a of Tou are furl her notifltd that Hemlnrda Count?, Florida If rou h i v t no oh loot tan of dofenao William F. Ward and Marl# M la th# ta k ln n . row mar aarra uoon elaln ilff a a t tn r n a r a notlco of Ward enuoaranca • i f i l m i l l n r tha pro- JriedF. Ltnrbaraar and wife If m a r ­ e o n ? In w h ic h tou claim to ha Kathrra Murff and huahand. If Intoraatad and thoreafler rou t h i l l racalTc nollca of all pro- married J Lane and wlfa If married coadtnna a f f e c t inn the • *irt f»ro- A ItaMli I* lx*rd and Hobart TV. Lord * * R u a it* f u r th a / *el Iffad that fteiivlnola Count? •I Ika tria l o f the laauc of lual Tract 2i» com pan a* Mon. whothor or not rou Ixita 4 and I f Block I. A. hart anaw arad or atrrad a notlc a ft Hu*aelia Addition to Ft. of apnearanr# rou mar pr«aent Heed- acco rd in g to tdat r e ­ •Tldanra aa to tha amount o f tha corded In Flat Hook I. P « « e •omnanaalfon to ba paid for tha IT. public record* of H#ml •ronartr In w h ic h ?uu h a r t an ? nola Count?. Inlaraat and ro u mar ahara In tha Fred M Hmlth Florida and lleatrtea I diatrlbutlon o f tha award of corn- Hm It h n*n aa If on, Maraaret K. Bower and Oaorua TF. Tfttt *r» fu r lh a r na(1fl*<l lh » l lio w tf ■ bon b U I n l l l f n <tom»n,| for • Hat ale L L-rd and Hobart W. Lord U l i l fcr lu rr. lh» trl»l o f *•»— Kathrvn Murff Im iim o f l u . i <<.mp«ni<llob for iho A. J l.vhc ■boro d.ocrlt'O.1 r o u t * lb Iho f o | . ftemlnol* f o u n t ? lorrlbN porrolo o f U n i bon horn J F. U n eb era er and wlfa. If mar Ml for I *>;00 A M on M a n in r, fo b r u o r r l « I I I ! lb Ibo r o d n n l riad liolrlct C o u r t H o r n l« Iho I'ool Tract 111 iffleo H ulld lnw ot OrUndo. r lo r Lota I. I and I o f Block I ....................... .............................. of A H ttueaeir* Addition* H r: H obort T N r n ii I I I Ft. Reed a ccord ln * to plat A r o lr la n l tln llrd Mloloo A tthareof recorded In Ip Flat *or»» llook I. pair# IT nubile re* o not t in rda o f Hemlnole Count?, 7'■ n m I. F lo rid * V\'o or Ida Trrct >»•: W \ Hodirea and Linda Lee |.4 l t t l Ib ro u a h I t Induolro. ILidaea Illock I. of I'rlm Trrrooo. Flrat Ftdaral Havtnjre A I-oen •rrorilnw lo blot Ibrroof Attoclallnn of Hamlnola Count? rrrordo.t In D o t Hook t Ja< k Jaffa# en d wlfa. if married M a o . I I and II. ouhllr roKathrvn Murff and hu«han«1. If m ull ol H.mlnolo O o . l r , IPat fled! Florida A. Lane a n d w ife If marrlad A a a u . l u i C lln lu n d o and Itooa M I'll?J of Hanffird Hniundo Handnole r*nuntV 'Hr of Aonford llaaala I* I^ird en d Hobart TV. Lord J A n a .I rmlniilo C u u' n l r Tract i l l Lit* I end 4 Block 10 A M Treat t a l i Itua*all a Addition to Fl. [rota Sf thru 31 Inrluatra. Head, accord Inu in plat reIII m k I, o f r*Jm Terrace, curded In Plat Honk I. P a pe he,nford. Klor Ida. iertirdifiir If, iiJihlllr record* «f He nil* fn plat t h e reo f rat or dad In noi* f o u n t ? , Florida l i l t Hook 1 pace a If A i t . M en Vita. Jr Mart be t. I*ena oublic rtru n lk of ffamlnole Alice Baker. Klvlra *lra? and Preerrjuntr. F lorida Ion ee |ev|a*e« undrr th Aitnuatutt C. Itotundo and flnaa VI will Keith *»f Marv Keith Vlrk te ceeeed Mutundo f'harle* )t Mrltonla I* J Annal and wife. If married Tt a trv Keith and John Keith and Cllv of Hanford Almrtla McDonla. aa heir* at law nf HarnuH Met ton la; Traci l o t - A Atlantic f o e * I Lin* Hallroad Com let*a I thru I t and leita I t , pan? f t IT 31. It. If and II or F i t ? of Hanford It Io i k 1, nf Halm Tar r a t e , Henithole Count? Hanford. Florida, arcordtn* l o plat thareo f racordad In Trart 331 H a t Ho«h t panaa i t and I t . Lota I. 4. I. I. 7 end • Illock ru b llc Vternrda of Hemtnole 12, A II IthaaeU'* Tddltlon r .t u o lv Kli.iMa |u Full XiOijillll* to C U rm ce I. \V»nn and Kllsahalh plat recorded It. Flat lto«k T tVlRR 1 pave ?T Public rrrorda o f W r l i m and Harah Anna l l l l l Hemlnole t*fiitntv F lorida The m a a .a W Ilea n It W L -rd a n d Tte«*t* I L«-r d ft V. top In a, I* Ila a ti a im'I Jo? F. Wet ah (till! II !*aw»tm and 1. II l e w a o n Tru ite# * I n t e r n a t i o n a l I m p ro v e loth d a r n e r aod N O <!.»rn»r men! Fuad of (he Mate of Flurl-la 'ttialt# m nf I n te r natlitoal Jtour ova* Hamlnota C o u n t ? maid Fund o f Htata i»f Hlorlda Flrat F ed eral Mavlnaa A l«<»en Tract No 317 Aaairlathtn nf Heinlnola (’o u n l r . Lota 2 and t Block II. A VI Ramlnole C o unt? Huoiell’e Addition to Fort Heed, acrnrdln* to nlat re* fVart t a l - C rorded In Flat itouh t, pa a a ‘ t* IS. 11. II. t l a n ! t l . 17 I’ubllr tic cord* of HernlLi! illock 2. Halm Terr art,, a* nn|# Fount v F la t Ida o r d i n e to o tal recorded In It TV, Lord e rid fleaele I. L t d T'u _ at I too k 4. nance* i f a n d fna 17, f*van and Jo? V Walah 13, finl«1li record* of Hr ml. Truaiit# InicrriMl fpiprov # m i n i hole C ou n tv Florida Fund of the Htate o f Florida Clarence U W i n n and Kllaahath Hernlnule Count? T. Wvnn Oaerae A. Maf fe tt and Margaret A. Tr*rl 11) faffalt !#>l# 1 through ft. *‘hetnaa A W lleoa HHm-h 14. A tl. Hut«#l|‘e l V Covin ci A'Mlt ln|i lo i^all fl l e v ...... and J, IT U w t u n r «rtllfiit I p ulm r#i itulli f l a r n a r e n d H, O, ( l a m e r 1‘Ut 1too k 1. I'air* i ''Hit* it. nubile H«mlmda C o u n t? r#rnf«t# of Bernini, Florid# Traci t i l IFF RIU •r# !»1 *1 H All lota In lllork I. f t apt (fH T miiI (f ea,, lot# litlerftal linpnn ament r n#l 1 !-*>( I t o f Halm Tarrare Han­ Fun 1 nf lb* M a la of rtoiltU ford F lorida a r r a r d i n * to Hemlnola (?ount? plat Iher auf recorded In P la t llnria 4 neve* 13 and ' I . Tract *19 Hub Hr Hr iird* of H«fiiln>da L»(* 1 and 4 HI " k II. A H '’infnii Florida |1w»*f|l> A-I dll: hi tt to Furl ()ai>m» A. M a ffe tt and Meruaral I l i d acconlltia t n hIki ??• A ' l »tf# n corded in Flat Honk I. iniaa Tho m«i A. \Vi|r«fi I f Putilli r a r o r d i of Hsrnlnnle H ‘ C o v in aIo n Counit, F lo r id ! Nell H U n i o n and i , H U * » m Vina A AlhartetbP C. C Hr lea t en d Kloftfie? H I’rlrt t Tru»tae ln i« rh a l !tnt>t« t » man! TtU*teee o f Inlernat IruPfoi r nient Fund of I ha Htaia of Florida rued of the Nfata uf Florida Hemlnole Count? Heinlnola C o u n t? Tran tl) Tract t o t L t |. Bloch 1ft. A H Hual ^ t la. Ill or k I. «nd l.ot It. • rll • Addition to Ft Haad. HH-i k I., P a l m T e n * ' a,. «r* groirdlna in plat rrrnrdrd In cord in a t o p l a t recorded in Flat llmik I. naif* if . nubile I*i4 t llonu | n a a e i It and »l. r# nf da nf Hamlnsl# Count?. PttbUc re ronte of Htmlnula Flnrld! Cvunt?, Florida Albert Hrhlau and Matilda K« hlau Mia |l i l a e t o u Truetaa* Internal f iftprov* m#nl H*mim.lt I' o u n i r Fund nf ihe Htata of Florida Hemlnole Count? Trart 2t l I^ ie IS H. II. t l . ! • and T ra n iit T l. Illock I, Halm Terrace, Lola I and 4. Block II, A~ arcordlna to Mai recorded in It Huaaall • Addlilort to F ort HJat Hook 4. B iffti H and Heed, arrord tn* in plat ra* It public record* of H• ml* corded In Flat H->nk I, p a c e hole ca u H l? . Florida • 7, Fubtlc f|e«'«>rd» nf H#mlHfthrrt l» TVattara and Vlratnla nnf# F o u n t t f'lnrlda H W eller# John llueh and Ida Lantaa Huah Flrai Fed eral Ha i Iuki and l«oen Trualeea, In tern a tio na l Imtmrvf. Ateuclalion of Htmlnult Count? m»ni Fund of the Pla te of Florid a A. M . r r . t l and M . r a . r . l Mamlsole Count? h.m tnol. C o u n t , Tract !M L it It. Rlork Ift A H HuaTr»ft I M .fl • • t i e Addition lu Fori ft#ad, I^>l I of III ch « of A. It. arrnrdina in nlat rarnrde-l In l l u . t . U ' a Add Fl Hr# I. ncFlat llonk I. Paaa ?7. put lie cor.linn l o n t . l I b . t . n f . rnrecord# of Hemtncla Count?. co rd.d In l-U i |i...,k I. pnBn Florida IT, I’ubllc l l . r o r d . of b . i n l Cv.ll Falka? and Ooldle I t Palk ar nol* Coupi t Florida William Dunlap ln».l » bporkmnn nod k l r r t l . Tr uttatt In ternal fmprovamant i» rf rxrk m .n Fund of th* M a l e of Florida *«-n1fiole Count? F U n o b o r w .r and wlfo. If n u r - T r a r t i l l M>aik 14 o f Kaal U of l^ ilh n n Murf f and hu.baiwL if Nnrlhneal *4 o f Vo flbea et ptarrl*.! *4 nf Hatiltin 4 TnPhaM p 14 A J. I-an* and «l(a. If n a r i M t _ ioalk R ang. | | K t i t <Tt? af nford demlnola C o u n t? AlU*ll**Pa«V<h LI b . K * llr.a 4 C o m * Barren it it m d iit b io t rotM T a o t m i r i t a i m m i r r o r rrontD A o a u t n n n iv m o a :*»K aw. o r o»i. n * dRlTRI) STATE* OF AMEWItjA.|>f S C M a i I ( f Tract l i l - c I-H>t 1. Illock T. A. l i Vtua• a l l # A d d l t l e a te F t Haed. arrordlnw l o l>la« record■«! In Plat Hook I. N i l if , nu b ile recnrtU o f taralaala Count?. or Ida H<>lc o m b o iofIda Htato Hank a f taaford F. |*inct,ereor M urff na r ’J r • f 7 s ^ - T T E r •e a r (*h*rl*. Puna M m IrdU I'a.M r P u t. *r n .rM e fl I l f TrecJ M I-l HA •oj* l i * • » < t l i of itsn S C .U r. p . l l . ro r-lln . nisi (M o rd .d I* n * | Hook .fir * t» »■« t l »r ib . • e h l l c r*r.,r4* . r b . m l n o l . ( o u b t r . rtorld*. and Mouth W of Mouth,**! ti , f Moulh■ * « W W W - r t k i L M. He*. Junior Cage Loop Has Close Games Thrw eloM i i b i n w«ra p liyH Riturdiy in the Junior nnkH)>atl Ijraru. at th . National Guard Ar­ mory. With §.v.n a « o n d i lo ro in 1h. ramc, R o b n n 'a Buddy Burton irorrd with a layup, d .f.a lin r -Hanford E lretrie, sn-20. S’anforl Kl.rtrie m il la wfnl.M In the !«airu«. It look'd llk« a victory for 8.tnionic K i«rtlnr **ood> « h .n it wa» Icadinr In the f irit t h r .. quarter), but S te rn e r Atr.ncy found the ren rr and went far a «in, 27-17. Itoumillat’a remained undrfratcd, bcalinr Hirirlnbotham’), hl-hO. N u t Saturday’i yim ri v*ill -ct tha trim ) with their new uniform* for th* firil time. Htemper A*i nry will match Mirsrinbotham’i, Hob ton Sporting t-oodi will tackle Seminole Sjxirtinr Good*, and San­ ford Electric will Iry to knock out undefeated Houmlllat’a. Th. (tandlnga aa of lift wrrk’a ramei a rc Itoumltlal'a, 3-0; Stemper Aircn y, 2-1; Seminole Sportinr Gouda, 2-1: Hol ton Sportmr Goat*. 2 1 ; IlirKtnlKitham'i ami Sanford Electric, each 0-3. NEW* YORK ( U m - T w o men poainr aa FHI a cents robbed the wife of accused financial manipu­ lator A leiander L. Gulrrma of 142,000 worth of Jcwrla this mominr at a midlown note). Mrs. Anita Guerma, 40, said -he and her d au rb trr, Carole Jean, 14, wer* alon* In their eleventh floor Lombardy Hotel apartment when the men came to the door around midnight. They told her they wer* federal agrnta making an Inv.atl- Quotable Quotes MIAMI— Capt. Raymond Ruprerhl, pilot of an K ailrrn Air­ line* prop-Jet Klectra, who look violent evasive action to avoid a collision with a military Jet"T hat was a mighty big looking BI7." CINCINNATI- John D. F.j.tcr field, deputy surgeon general u( the U. S t'uhllc Health Service, on joh sickness. "It is estimated 400,000 new cares of disease* which occur each year are clearly occupation, a! In origin." LOS ANGELES—Vice I'resident Richard M. Nixon, on the illness of Secretary of State John Foiter Dulles: "II seems a sad commentary that the secretary' of slate should have to become to ill for people to appreciate him. When this pcriod of history is writtrn It will prove we have been at peace in one of the most difficult periods of all tim e." 11K. LO^IA E. CIMI.v’O Doctor To Spaak At School Tonight Hr. Loulf K. Cimlno will ipcek tnnJ|bt at 8 In the Pinecrrit School. The Tampa phytlcUn Is ■ ipeclstlit lo pcdlatrc csritiolnuy, am! comet to Sanford under thr tu ipices of the Florida Heart Fund Anoclation. Thr lecture la open to the pub­ lic Mr. and Mrs Michael Caolo will ho*t a reception for the doc­ tor and his wife. le tte rs have been sent to all PTA's and parerilt. Inviting their attendance. To Lonely Heart, May Be Gay Blade LONDON f t r p n - The London Chronicle carried the following advertisement In Its lonely hearts column tixlsy: “Ijiry, foul tempered vdlian, di­ vorced fur wife threatening, tall, dark, 3k. Interest* niu*if and pho lography when sober, Invites correipondence.'* tlofi 4. T o w n s h i p J# Roulh, lUrta* 11 K i e l ill-* known a a 1. it Huntrr *i uf V«rl ti r a »t *4 . L It beta da and Hit via .IhoKidi A llan lk 1 <»«at t .1rt* Itallroa 1 Hctitln. i* «‘u u n l r T r a n 241 IDgln at a pcilnt Sft feet Weal of I h e H otiihiaal r*»r • n t r of I h e N o rlh eax t *4 of Houthwe*! U nf V u f l h t a i l *i F t ? f l o p 4 T o w n a b ln I t Ho nib. I t a n g a II K*»t a a tha pn|pi i*f bveinplpp ru n tb» lu * .Nort h 11# la r i uf a pniiil, r u n tl i e n r v Hiiulb l**a f«*t In m pul til; run thenca TVeei I4i> f r e t to a point In tha W r i t tine of Northeaa! K of R o u t h w a a t (« of V orlh*«f( '* n f l a i d lUellDB l i run thr nc#* Muilb Ift fte l Int a point, r u n t h t n r a F.«al lo the (n-irtl •«! be a Hi ft In a IC1 I1el It. *‘inmii»ivi xn, widow M a n C. d r ? r ti* J» oe at f f t H i m a n l i t a n l l r F .#a| I,in# l ialtro ad Coml»an» prmtilitla F o u n t « llranthacn H u n t e r , a n d V*llla A II uni* 1 Atlinilfl C o i n I,In# R a ilr o a d Cornpant L u k k 41. C mt u » r on. widow, Afi nt a '(’. Tl«' r l w mt It* ir. Klaanor *' lluaaell J u d t f Fa rnv ran. L J C am ero n . F e r n F a m e r o n A He t i n H (’arnemfi an in ro m u# ta n l, aa halra at L « of J. a C xm iroit, daceaaad. Jack Firm Hem |p 11# C o unt? T r a n 340 ffoftlicaat Vt o f Pou lh w vat K N u r t h*Att 4#, Hr. lion 4. T.-wt-ahln I ? Hnulh l l a n c a 11 i:«at. # * c # o t for K a »I 111 ia*i uf i h v Huu th tkeraoV anft tha H n u l h 10 faet of e t l d Norlhaaat of Houthwaat Tb. Iloard <if Coutil* I'c m n itu li.n.r , .,f b . i n i n o l , «'ou»lr. Kiorid*. - I l l 1. . I t , b i d . «t Ib. O l l l i s uf 0 P. lI.riKlnn, d o r k In l b . Court Ileus, ut Hanford, up lo l . e . u'clork P U. March ). IMS. lor l b , fsltnwlna Mpprollfn il* *m oum 01 m t t . r U I . : Ii.m So 1 lO.SSS-Uoilini* Ii.m l»,o *..I lotl.iii. Ii.m M S S -U a lt o n , ll.ro I.MS-Oallonu (SI l.*o* Ib. nf Ooaolfn* No, I No. ) IH. m I P u .I No. t l n . , . 1 Knaln. Oil !*o, 4 (M .o tla* BaMlPo Ii.m Na t I S . I I , or (Nt I t . in No. * ChsM li Ur. abo Crane Again Hits Jackpot With Egg Bogus Agents Rob Indicted Tycoon OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASK. Neb. — Prince Constantine of Greece, on hla tour of Ihe L'nitrd Slates: "M y eyes were opened wide by the military fortresses in Ihe United Stales." CHICAGO- Dr. William J. Gay of Woodi lock. HI., on the use o[ Iranqullirtng pills in preparing an­ imals for slaughter: "It gives them a feeling of false confidence." JACKSONVILLE. H a.-D a n ccr Jose Greco, promising that the show will go on although he and several of hit rompany were in­ jured in s but crash: "The kids want to go on, and thal'a Ihe licit way to forget that moment. I gue,a God was with us. We went smack Into these four trees—the trees went righi into the bus." DANVILLE. Ill - Bryan Early Lake, complaining that federal agents awakened him just a t hr was falling asleep aflrr toiling over hit moonshine still all night: "I was Just doling off. It was my firs! luteh, The feds were my first custom er!." INDIANA. Pa.—Sen. Hugh Scott disrutting Hie dclesl of IVnnsyl vania'* ilatewide GDP (tale last November: "A w a v e of demoralisation tu rp i over thr party like s black tide. <>ur will to win sullrrrd heavy dam age." PHILADELPHIA - Comrdlan Jim m y Durante, observing ids OUh birthday, discussing how long hr II ranllnue his rarre r: "The minute I don’t feel up to It, you know I won't he thrrrand Ibr minute It becomes work, you don't feel up to it." Labor Is Debating ‘March’ On Capitol SAN JUAN, P, R (U P li—The high command of the AFLCIO was reported today lo be consld rrlng Ihe idea of sending "slun k tfoops” to Washington lo drums tire the plight of nearly flv* mil­ lion unemployed Americans. Union traders believed an API. CIO sponsored march on Wash­ ington by special bus and train might spur federal acllon lo ati mulate the economy. W alter Hcnthrr, chairman oi the executive council's economli policy committee, was reported lo favor Ihe idea, which was placed before the committer at a lengthy session Monday. "I'm afraid Congress and th* •dm iniitralion do nol realise how serious unemployment Is," R*uther said "We hive lo usr some shock treelm enl to wake up our government." cation in connection with criminal ch arres against her husband, and she let them in. The men were neither masked nor armed, Mr*. G ulrrm a sold. They told her and her daughter to tit quietly while they searched for valuables. After they found *the jewels in ■ top bureau draw er, the men tied up Mrs. G uterm a and Carole with iheeli and made their escape. Guterma, th* Siberian-born fi­ nancier who resigned as president uf the Mutual Broadcasting Sys­ tem Monday, returned lo the hotel later hut refused lo comment on the theft. Mr*. Guterma said the Itrist included a 112,5(0 diamond necklace, a 13,300 watch bracelrl, and a 12,700 diamond pin. Gulrrm a married the former Anita McGrath, heiress to a Bos­ ton shoe manufacturing fortune, m Manila in 1911. He cam e to Ihe Untied Slates in liifiO, became a naturalised citlicn, and built up a vast financial empire including MBS. the Bon Ami Co., the Hal Roach sti-dios, and ot e r corpora­ tions. Guterma ii free on 15.0 0 bail on crlm.nsl charges in connection with failure in report to thr Se­ curities and Exchange Commission un stock trsnisctm ns. No Tax On Turkey cfom floss A* Yu'e WASHINGTON (U P li— Govern­ ment officials have unveiled new key* to mollify a srn alo r. who had given them ihe bird Sen. John J. Williams (R-Del.) made nubile correspondence with Dana Latham, rommlviiane* of Internal revenue. It outlined the senator’s inquiry about the tax statu* nf lurkry* given by an cmploycr in hi* emplnyr* at Christ­ ina* time. It Inrludr* the good news that * ruIJng, to be form ally iivurd soon, decrees that a turkey, ham or other Chriitms* gift of "nom ­ inal value,” from the bo*t I* not part of taxable wages. Moreover, the boss can report hi* c o m for luch a general dis­ tribution a* in expense of doing business. Writing Latham on Feb. 4. Wil­ liam* asked shout press reports that a Tacoma, Wash., business­ m an had been advlird by tax authnritlr* that Christm as turkey* were a part of the tax ah tr pay of his rm ployrt and taxes should be withheld on t*-e value of the birds. NEW ORLEANS fU P D - Crip and Josephine, key flgurrs In the whooping e ra n e's fight sgsinit ex ­ tinction, have done it again. Officials at Audubon Park Zoo reported Monday that Josephine has laid another egg, which Crip is tending carefully, and that she Is expected to produce another today. The two whoopers alrrsdy have reared five offspring during (heir stay in the xoo. And since only about 30 of the big birds are known to rem ain In esistcnce. naturalist s a re rooting for them to come through again. George Douglas, director of the ioo , slid since Josephine laid thr nrw egg S aturday, Crip has been sitting on it about 00 per rent of the time, leaving only for food end water. To dale. Crip and Josephine have been left to their own tnstinel* in the rearing of youngalthough officials h a te kept a 24hour watch on their activities dur­ ing the nesting season Rut this lime something new will be tried. Douglass said if the second egg appear* on aehedu'c, tve dutch will lie removed from Gi* birds' pen and placed under artllirial in­ cubation. He believes, he says, (hat the cran es' success of only three live offspring in seven years of egg-laying ran be Improved upon. April Draft Call Lowest Since ’57 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Armv has its u r/I a call for 7.000 d raftrrt In Aoril, the lowrit numb e' since la te 1957. The new call was 1.000 men below P'e M sreh fl-’U'n and jooo be’ow Jan u ary and February to ­ tals Thr last tim e a* few as 7,000 men w ere drafted was in Ihe Octnber-December period of 1957. The reduced April call results In part from manpower slash** imposed on the Army. It is cut­ ting from It* Dec. 31, 1958. strength of 890,7^8 mm to 170,000 by P“Xt June 30. Beware The Bear WASHINGTON (U l* n - Presi­ dent Eisenhower has sent a per­ sonal m essage to thr Shsh of Iran urging him to bewarr of Soviet overtures and to stand firm with his Western and Bagh­ dad P art allira. I ---------------------------Japan exported more than 27 P i g t S—Taat-, Feb. 17. lftftt Overdue Bills End Long Separation MIAMI (UPII—Charles Colvin, 36, started out to collect an over­ due bill Monday and found hit 3 1 - y e a r old brother who wa» sepa­ rate d from him at birth. "W e are going to lind out everything we may have in com­ mon and we will Just start having some fun together," the delighted Colvin said. The brother, Walter L. Widger. 31. was Just as escited, even though he had thought some one w as playing a practical Joke at first. Colvin, whose natural name was Widger, said bis mother died in Syracuse, N. Y„ a few day* after W alter was born. He said .its fath er “ went to pieces.” Colvin Deaths said be was placed in an orphir.iH home and later adopted by a family in Syracuse nam ed Colvin. Walter was "given by my father to a lady who wanted a tiny baby very much." Walter never was officially adopted. He learned hit real nam* at 16 and has used it since. Colvin came to Miami five years ago lo open a radio and television rrpair shop. W idger' cam e Ih rreg years sgo snd has worked since* as a bus driver. Colvin said he picked up th* telephone book Mondey to look up the number of e msn who owed an overdue bill. His eye fell on ihe name "W aller L. W idger'' "I fell kind of foolish but I had to call," Colvin said. He did, and the reunion was effected. NEW YORK (UPI)—William E pouch, 84, board chairman of the Concrete Steel Co. and a leader in ihe Boy Seoul movement for mere than 30 years, died PORTLAND. Ore. (UPlV-Den Monday aflrr a long illness. ny Mover, 19, and Vince Martinri, 29, both with eyes on the wellrr. G R A N V I L L E , N. Y. < U P I > - J. weight championship, clash here Stanley Brown, 63. retired vice tonight in a lOrounder. president of the Chemical Corn Martin**, the veteran from Pat­ Exchange Bank and an autnor of erson. N. J. with a 61-6 record, several book* on business, died was favored to end Moyer's 19 Sunday. fight victory tiring. Both wound V up stenuous training Sunday end NEW YORK ( U P l i - Jam es J. were rxperied lo weigh in si O'Connor, 55, veteran police re­ about 14*l9 pound*. p o rter for the New York WorldTelegram snd Sun. died MondayOil accounts for 12,400.000 nno night after a long illnesi, worth of all heating fuels used In LOS ANGELES (UPi>— Samuel U S. homes: gas for $1.600,000.(>00 T. Norton, 82. pioneer Los An­ nnd coal and other fuel* for *1,geles architect who designed the (i00.000.000. W ilshirr Fox Uuilding and many of the city's other structures, died ISc KKROSENE 18c Monday after a long illness. Martinez Favored * To Defeat Moyer PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (U PI)— M rs. Peggy Bull. 52. program scheduler and radio columnist for radio station Kl’MJ, died Monday a fte r she was stricken by an ap p aren t heart attack while working at her desk. ‘Resort' Is Bad, Vacation Sought CHICAGO (U PI>—Jam es Hlnl, 40. appealed lo Judge Joseph A. Pope Monday to cut short hla "v acation" because "this resort is no good for my health." T he "resort” is Slatevlll* Prnl tentlary, to which Pop* sentenced million dollar* worth of electron­ Rini to nine year* impriaonment for burglary. ic* equipment In 1956. ; S m o k e l e s s • Odorless IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Car. 13th * P e rt CALL HERTZ F E'en*mr» A 2 -7FA 72-7500 23 HN E RTZ f •!( .# ! .#/ Vfc Kobello, A*t. 601 E. lat Orders now being taken for copies of The Sanford Herald pjudbA m l Jbw ddJt sudlihm Fur th« pant 33 years it h ai been the custom of the Sanford Herald to publish annuntly a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phawa of INDUSTRY ft AGRICULTURE, HOME BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOLS A CHURCHES, SPORTS. NAVY ACTIVITIES. SEMINOLE COUNTY AND CULTURE * Wb will mail ihtB E Ji.—n anywhe.e in world for you on the date of publication fug 25 1 sure and plan to lend your friends up north a copy of this annual tourist adilion ao that they can ioo ju a t what a wonderful Mines Are Closed, Coal Miners Riot IM Ibo. MON'S. Belgium (U P li-M o u n t­ Tb. *t,o*o to !•* il,ll(.r*d lo It-i-d C - m o * . n . , d , - l ed police used tear gai and fire durln* I month p.rlod h,«lnnln* hoses Monday night to break up Stsrrb I), i s l t IIIU lo . h u w nu( prle* to *■• a mob of about wo anil govern­ County ONI.Tlilils to bo O p . n . d ot • m .o tln a ment sinker* In this city in the heart of Belgium’* "black belt." l o b , h . l d Mnreh I. I l l * All*.!: O P I t . m d o n . CI.rb About 30 rioters were arrrsted Jn4>n Krlder Cb.*lr«n»n To bo p u b ll . h o d Kobru*fT IMS her* and in nearby Guaregnon, n*d P .b r u a e r I t l k , l»4» _____ where the anti-government demon­ stration started. rirrm o c M m m i notice IM hereby Mlean that t The riolers wen protesting a ■mi snasa ,d la builn.aa at .Lak* Mary, Florida under (ha flellltou* government plan lo close coal name of ISAM Dl.lrlbutorp and mine* which are producing fuel that I Inland lu r .e l .i t r aald nam* (he nation doc* not need. Even wlUi tb* , Ct*ek of lb* n re u lt Couit. tomlnoi* County, n .r ld a after month* of layoffs running in and le aeeordaor. with tb* pro a i much aa I t day* a month, the sialapa of Iho fletltlo'i* naan, .la* tula, to-wtli M.ellou I I I St Flor­ government h ai a record 7 mil id* » m u l« ban lona of tool an ii placa Seminols County Ifl . t h . «'ounl, Ik Sanford Ik mid C a U oh fih in q yu ju A Ohdsth f iy — 204 W. 1st Street FA 2-2611 i �Government Asks Court To Settle Air Rights Case A N O T H E R CAPTAIN ta v so n . U.S.N.. dental AT NAS — Cdr. Arthur E. Uuaofficer, received hia certificate of promotion to captain from Capt. Lionel A. Arthur, NAS commanding officer. Capt. Gu»t*v»on entered the Navy in 1941 after grad tinting front the l'niversify of Indiana, He and his family reside in Maitland. Negroes Integrate, But Find Themselves Alone FRONT KOVAL. Vu. (UPI) — Twenty-two Nx-gnnm walked into a million-tioilar high school boycotted by its white etudent* today. None of the more than 8 0 0 white student* of Warren Bounty High ahowed up for the first day of clnanun at the tchool aince it was closed last Sept. 12. Laat f»U M Negro** applied for, Ul.rtHn County 1"niiirvfv High llk ’h enrollment at Warren but only 22 appeared today. School officials aaid there if now nothin* to prevent raglitration ct 91 other Negro aludent* who have been at tending boarding _____ __ gehooW The Nagroe* left the achool in a group at 10:N> a . to- altar com- Vanguard ’Crude;' Will Bear Fruit W A S H IN G T O N I U l'l ! - * < « » - pitting registration They were picked up hy their parent* in prl vate cara and driven away, refus­ ing to aniwer ant question* from reporter* Police Li Penult Thompson or(jt.rrd the crowd of about SO while who had gathered to watch the Negroe* enter the school to disperse about 9 30 a. m He permitted only the re­ porter* to stay in the *trre( in front of thr *chool. About a dnirn white aludenta from the private school* mingled In Ihe crowd One of them. BUI Gibb*. II, said he via* " surprised lhal mi many Negri*-« showed up." lie added he believed a few while student* would register at Ihe high tehool later today or Thur*day. Downtown, a half mile away, c la iirt were under way for live courtly’* white student* in make­ shift school* in which Iheir parents chose lo leave them in preference to thr public school on a racially mixed bail*. Sanford property owner* who think their land la worth more thin the government doe*, ire fUhltog a law iuk in Orlande to day. The »uit i n brought by the government for air right* turrounding the tvanlord Naval Air Station The land Involve* approximately 1*3 acre* ui the Palm Terrace Addition and the A. B Huitell subdivision. Property owner* *re aiking "juat compensation" for the air right*, which were **ued hy th r govcrnmenl in a Declarelion of Taking. Oct. 29. IW The eavement give* aircraft the right - of - way for free and un­ obstructed passage over the land*. M»ny property owner* accepted the original government »etll*ment. The ca»e ia hr mg heard m the Federal P u t r i d Court Robert F. N unn III. asiiatant U. R diatnet attorney, la repreventing the government Among the defendant* are the Ailaulic CoaalUoe Railroad. Flor ida Htatr lUnk. the City at dan ford, Seminole County, and the Fir at Federal Raving* and loan Aivociatinn. Ike Lauds Dulles, Is Firm On Berlin Joycees To Attend Winter Conference Truck Hits Auto Typhoid Reported Thousands Attend Fair Opening Here Nil daily column from #»• notion'* capital reports She human sidelight* that ore so often more reveal* Ing than dry facts. Read it tfallyift ^ THE HER A l a i ) Starting Today it AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER • T’nlUd P rat Laaiad Wirt EtUbitahtd 1908 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY- 18.' 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 87S George C. Marshall Near Death '.evees Give Way, New s Briefs Russ Plan ‘Bantam’ Diver Routs 600; 'armland Covered LONDON glJFl)— The Soviet I'm,m aaid today U will m ass pro d ure a new bantam car. Princess To Visit IAIN DON (IT U —Princess Mar garet will visit Ltstwm during the British trade fair in June. Brandt In Tokyo TOKYO 11 1*11— West Berlin Ma yor Willy Brandi arrived hare lo day for a three day visit. Ike At Concert WASHINGTON (L T II— Preti dent El»enhowr»r attended a con cert by the National lym phony Tuesday night. Want Legal Bingo Castro Is Target hut KillH Child Thousand* came to thr Ameri ran legion Fair last night in the biggrtl turnout in history. Fair officials, headed by Presi­ dent l.jnn Lyon*, are jubilant over the lucres* of "kid's day." An estimated 10,(HO persons at­ tended. ft,000 of them *chool chil­ dren awl pre-Khooler* All .Seminole Count) srhoot children were admitted free yes­ terday. Rides on thr midway wetr reduced to *c. Although the dif farence In Ihe regular price had to be abscrtied hy (he American I-eglon, fair official* said "it wa* well worth H.“ Tonight will be Lariir* Night. All women will enter thr ground* without paying lo w>e the county exhibit* and display* in thr com­ mercial and American Legion building*. Gate* will open at 4 JO p. m dally. On Saturday festivities are slated la begin at noon. Tom or Tl More Born Than Die Mrs. Foulk Wins Powell Tourney Elks Club To Hold Barbecue Saturday VAl ST. PETERSBURG (L T D —St. Petersburg I'oat 14 o( ihe Ameri can legion says K will aak the WASHINGTON lU F I t - Presl state Legislator* la legaha* hwv dent Kisenhower said today he »o • want* cancer atricken John kos ter Dulles to *uy on a* secretary WASHINGTON (L T D — Birth* of stale a i long a* he feel* like carrying on. because he has no in the U. S. during 1936 exceeded equal in Ihe world In wisdom and death* by nesrly a I to I ratio, knowledge of foreign affair*. Census Bureau figures showed to­ The President said doctors have day. assured him that the *eerrtary'» heart and mind are not affected by hi* dtseaae MIAMI tU I'l I — I he Miami He said he has not discussed News said today a new Cuban rev­ specifically with anyone Ihe pu* olutionary movement ia being or slbility of a successor for the gauUed in Miami ag a u u t Fidel ailing aecretary. Castro Eisenhower said he and Pull** agreed d u r i n g ■ talk at the Army'* Walter Reed Medical Cell TACOMA. Wash ( CPI t—Dave ter Tueaday that tha U. S and Heck's income la* evasion trial it* allies should go right ahead in wrnl to the fury today follow­ their preparations for high level ing final Instruction* by the negotiation* with Russia on the judge Berlin critl* and German pro blent*. On the Berlin crlsu Itaelf. the NEW ORLEANS (U PD —Jam es President said that if there 1* any A Dooley. Chicago, was named shooting on thia Usuc it will be president of thr Law-Science Acad­ the Ruasian* who start It. emy at the group's meeting her* lie said the Allies are (Irmly determines! lo earry out tbelr re ­ yesterday tats fondly described lb* world a first weather stalellUe today ■* "crude and primitive" hut hearing seeds of revolution. j wha geed* • V Vanguard a n g u a r d II. launched launch. Tu**d*y m. Cape Canaveral. H a . * " 1 * ’ today'* forecailers no good Hu g* descendant*, weather aaperte predicted, will: - S p o t the l*»rth, Uack. and re ­ port the Uitenaily of hurricane*, and possibly tornado**. —For Hie flrat time observe and report global weather on a global bans. , Make posaible aceurate kmgBange forecast* and, parhapa, pra diction.* of elimale cfiange* cen­ sponsibilities under !**• turies in tha making. menta for the Indepemlenc* and —Glvw tta n tha fuller uadar ata tid in g o f weather he must have () (l H,.r|l(]ltn rJw.k uf U|(. welfare of the people of Writ Her . before he can Imp* lo control i - 1 uunty Commission, found |4u ooo Un Vanguard II. a Jo inth apm te , or county hralih unit building I Hr made g clear that Uve Al­ lies Intend to continue to supply weighing J I S pound*. “ c*rcU^ yesterday. Uie globe every lid minute* m an (fu.dlng a statute that allows the Communlst encircled West Berlin orbit which will keep It aloft— county to cooperate with the fed­ even tf the Ruasian* go ihrough estimate* v ary -fro in H» l« bun eral government, Herndon pre- with Ihelr threat t« turn over drrd* of year* and perhaps for- aentrd a revised budget lo provide to the Kail German* by May 17 cvnlrol of East Berlin and the matching fund* for the unit. A new fund has iiet-n established, access route lo We*! Berlin separate from the routine budget. With » transfer of monies from general operating evpcntes amt $15,Wk) from the sale of property, gome SOO Jaycee* will arrive Herndon produced the revenue Mr* William Foulk copped Ihr In Tall aha tsre tomorrow for the needed to lhal ihe plans can proow ning of the annual four-day win- cerd. Dot Powell Tournament al 'he ter conference of the Florid* Junforesight prompted the clerk to Mayfair Country Club for the a* lor Chamber of Commerce. _ check witfi the state comptroller cond year In a row Former Gov. Millard Caldwell and auililor un the unusual change Runner-up »* * Mr* Richard p rill address the president'! lunch of budget plan*. Their approval of Mann Both are Navy wivai The trophy will be prewnled con Salurday. The eonvenllnn will the plan, “unusual, but for a inert climax Saturday night with the loriout project" removed the Ian by Ml** Dot Powell *1 the an ii^ rin c e m rn t of Florida'* “ Out- obstacle. nual banquet of the Sanford Wo standing Voung Man" of the year. “ From Ibis year fo rw a rd ." H ern­ men'* Golf Aivociatinn in May. Attending from Sanford will be don told Ihe Board, "th e fund will The tournam ent atimulate* much Mr and Mr* G. Andrew Spear, be available foe ca p ital improve intereat among local women golf Mr and Mr*. Mason W hirton. ment and the completion of Ihe * n . Jack Wilber. David KJIngemmlth, unit ’’ Art Harris and Tom McDonald KASSEL. G • r m a n y (CPI >— Health authorities today reported lhal 15 persona in the nearby vll* Minor damage was caused yes terday afternoon when a DV ton The Elks Club will hold a sge of Rhoden have contra*ted ypbold and urged all other real truck backed Into a* car driven ‘ charity barla-cur" Saturday rut* lo tie Immunised imiurdi by James B. Hutton at Third St. from 3 3d to T jo p m and Cedar Ave Driver of the t»l>. ______ Plates will la- available al tt truck was W. J tired, NAS. San­ picnic grounds, nr hovrd for horn ford consumption HOI.LYWOUD tC I'll SixBarbrcucd thicken, baked pot. ar old Harold While was killed A plocturo to rood! toes and “ all the trimming*" wi •*day when a four-year-old be included on Ihe plate* opinion accidentally dlscharFunds from thr sate of fn> ASSIONMINT: WASHINGTON il a ptvtnl he found under a ve il he used for the Elks’ charil >4 and youth activities d. by Id Ktftiba $40,000 Is Found For Health Unit F Beck Trial Near End Tag Time Shorter, Soldier-Statesman Has Severe Stroke Line Gets Longer In Hospital Today Despllr rarlv warnings, 1hey're and squirming children, are wail •landing m line at the county ^ ing U> grt their 19.W tirrnie tag* FT BRAGG. N C. (l'F I > -O m . courthouse. I The office ha* remained open George C Marihall, the military R ltR S E L L V IL L E . M ( C P D — Men gand women, young "and ,nril lia WUIIIVII, ymniu mu this wrek from • a ni. lo I p The maverick Wabash River e,nh a sprinkling of liable* m Tt*e lines started forming genius who fashioned th r Euro­ erirked through levee* in Indiana ■■--------------------------------- Monday Yeslenlay, tha Unr pean recovery plan during Hi* stretched wi tlie curb on Park statesman year* at hia career, and Illinois, rmiling ahoul As) iu-r ha* suffrred a second ''m ore Ave ion* anil washing out i IkhiI 35 Clerks m the t i \ collector'* of acvrrv Broke" and la regarded In square mile* of rich valley farm fire are loo busy io tell how "srrino* condition" The Army i a s u a d a medical land many licetuea have been sold to date They are taking rare bulletin (hi* morning slating that Food wi»e rvsidenls of farms Ihe 7h year-old retirn l soldierof thr tardy custonirr* as quick­ and im^H communlllc* sas Ihe ly as possible. And while Ihe statesman experienced the latest palh of ihe cascading water flnl waiting affords many thr oppor stroke Tuesday afternoon An an­ quickly and safely lo higher tunlly lo visit with friends, some nouncement Tuesday had aaid that Marshall had become "moderate­ ground gel tired, one exhausted woman ly weaker" In hit fight for re­ **! down for a rrst anil fell aTtie Wabash, uo It* worst ram MOSCOW fl'P D — Soviet Tre covery from a "m ild" stroke asdpagr ui nearly half a century, tore inter Nikita S Khru*n«nev imlav sleep yesterday. When she awoke, fered Jan. tS. her place In line was loug gone. through weakened lev res Tuesday warned that aiiv Western attempt Doctor* al Womack General Thr drailllnr for tlie lag* la at (>aklu»n, Ind , and two mile* to use force to break through to Friday Gov. Lrltoy Collins lias Hospital aaid Ihe latest stroka south or Russellville. The break wa* “ more lever* than the pc*, on the Illinois side was the must Berlin by land. *ra or air would (alii ' pnsiti-rly mi extension* " vioui on* h« suffered a month he met wllh furre. After Fritlay, Ihe 195* lag* will m i err ago " He said in a •preeh tfiat Soviet tie delinquent, So. those who A 300 fool hole lorn in the len-e “ Hit condition ia serious and near Russellville sent ton* of w* troops were not stationed tn K ill haven't gottrn license plate* yet prugnotii depend* on future dev*Germany Just lo plav games. better aland in line. It's cheaper ter surging over a quarter of a lopmenla," taid Col George M. The Western power*. In note* than paying a fine mile of rounlrvslde within a to I’nwcll, chief of medicine at Ih* minute period Thouiamli of acre* Mumtev rejected SovieJ hoapllal. of winter wheal were destroyed m proposal* hi end the ocrupalion of "He m conscious and hit blood field* under a* much a* three Berlin The I? S . Britain *m1 pressure and puli* ar* stable,w France also reiterated ihelr drier feel of water. said Powell "Al present h* show* Farmer* along th r fringes of the min at ion to “ uphold hy all ap no evidence at partly ail of bll flood worked through the night prnprialt mean*" their rights of extrem ities." He had tom e diffi­ by the light of car headlight* areess to West Merlin culty in (wallowing and teeing. The Soviet goventm rnl ha* md emptying silos of grain and mnv Marshall wa* Ihe first man to yet replied In Ihe Big H irer West­ TALLAHASSEE ( Ill'll - The riae lo chief of staff of the Army Ing to higher ground Milk fnntniltslon today Other* caughl by Hie ftret ruth ern notes which suggested a Big state without graduating from Weat of the floinlwate-r* fled hj row- Four foreign m inuter* conference l.'unched a public hearing to dc Point. He dtrrrtrd the Army to termlne whether Ihe people of to discus* the problem of Her Iwat, Army duck, truck, car or victory during World War II and Florida want to keep Ihe Uuin- won the Noiwl IYI** for pear* to fool, lugging vhatevrr equipment many mltslon nr pul the milk control* Khnislirhev'» speech was re and possessions thev could 1953. Tlie flooding came imc*|wcte-dly ported hv Ihe offieial Soviet new* under federal administration. A* secretary of state from 1WTChairman J llrailry odham of a* Hie river had begun receding *Rcnry Test *t*. Marihall devalnpcd the Mar< Sanford said ihr purpose of the Khnishrhrv warned that If nnyand levee* were ex|«ected lo hold shall plan which mad* hfa name one oprnrd fire over Berlin: hearing was lo “ get on tlie top a synonym for A mer.can aid to •‘Tills will mean the beginning of of the table" all comment* from stricken nation*. consumer*, diilrihutor*. produ w ar." He retired to 194* but Presi­ lie railed Utr agreement on I errs, and anylaidy rite, jusi how dent Truman recalled him to peace irealy with Germany and they felt about the Com mission 19M a* secretary of defrnaa, There have hern suggestions Tlie county Junior high Haakrl again reiterated that all nallon* where he had a hand in gelUng from various parti of the state were open to “ great destruction" ball tourney started In Remtnrdr lhal eonlrol should be placed tha country'! armed force* into from modern weapon* shape at the d a r t t t the Korean High gym thia afternoon. "We understand this well and under federal administration, aa Scheduled lo k le t oft action was therefore we say : le i ssa sign a it haa been done In Miami and War. a > 30 game between Lyman and peace Irealy." Khrushchev said Pensacola I i l i Monroe Al ft p ni AH Odham said various mvmhs-rs Souls and Sanlord Junior High of tiw- agency would present re ire to meet Tomorrow. Oviedo ruminriidalion* for law changes, and Slavia girls play at fi p in , and lie Imped persona appearing I'artlv rloudy and wind) , h Iq-forc the Commission would do Ovlrdo hoya lake on the winner of today’s Lyman l-*Vr Monroe widely *i altered showers today. likewise game and Slavia boys play thr Partly clouds lonlght and Thurs County Commissioners distimewinner of the All Soul* Sanford day. 'somewhat cooler some sec­ •d a* a “dream " the possibility tions Thursday. High today in Ihe game of ■ causeway across Lake JestIn Ihr finals, thr Sanford Junior M's, low tonight upper •*!'*. up yritarday, but said they would High girl* play the OvIrdoSlavla Southwesterly winds IS In M miles include Ihe request In suggested winner at « Jo Finals for the per hour, slowly diminishing to project* to tha Slate Road D epart wight. hoys will follow at I X NEW ORLEANS <UPD - B ir d incut Tha causeway would connect keeper* anxiously eyed a single Ovlrdo and Chuluo4a wvth South whooping crane egg today and lirqied th r whooper Hut laid il Sanford Ava. In a iliscnsdon of prim ary road can restrain h-r enthusiasm an project* (or live Slat* Ituid De­ It ran lie hatches! Josephine, the whooper female partment district meeting March on whom naturalists are pinning II, Commlsiioners placed priority their hope* fnr perpetuation nf on the Osteen Bridge; widening WASHINGTON ( U I 'D - llu u s c is almost sure lo stir up one of the species, laid a second egg of Geneva Ava. from Mellonvllla liberal* today kicked off a drive the hottest fights of th r itrqh Con Tuesday. Rut thr and hrr mate. lo French Ava.; four lantng State Hoad 46 to the Interstate High* to pass a cunt rover Hal labor-back­ great. Urip, staged *ss frrnlled a cele The bill, introduced today hy hrillon dance that on* at tha way; and rebuilding Slate Road ed hill that would rtp an d social 434 from IT t l to Stale Rond 4JS. •erurily benefit* to mrlude medi­ Hep Aim* J fo r and (DM. I I. >a eggs was hrokrn regarded as a "m u st" by the AH-The Hoard will request Hie re ­ cal aare for old folk*. "We don't know what happenThe legislation would in affect ('141 and has wide imputaiity |( j said George D o u g l a s * surfacing of State Road 436 from * provide Ihe elder wllh paid up hos­ among oldster*, lo whom Uoligrese director, of Audubon Park Zoo, Altamonte Sprinfa to Highway 17 »2. pital and surgical Insurance for often esters “ but we’re certainly sad " Eventually, it would require big Ufa. Crip anil Jo are the only mated Bitterly uplXMtd by tha Ameri lorreasi-i in social security taves pair of whooping cranes In cap • an Medical Assn a* a step toward on employer* and employe* lo il tivtty and naturalists are pulling name It Socialised medicine, the measure If you are a wurkrr making *4, (or them lo add to their brood of kou or more a year, you now pay five living offspring Mnly almut rINk,TOWN N.c. (U PD — Im I Un in siH ial set u n ty last * Un 3o of the cranes are known lo Iw vestlgslura t>day sought the der pri-ienl law, yovir las will jump still living Douglas* said If t rip and Jo cads* n| a crash of a Navy blimp 121 nest January ami rllmh grad don't break Ihe remaining egg. ft in which four crewmen burned uall) lo a peak of 12lb m tvop to dsn Hu Any worker earning more than will hr placed hi artificial Incuha WASHINGTON (UPI) - T h e T h irr cdher member* elf die H„n ill 10 to 12 day* “ Then. I 41.M M would lliimrdbilcly U* hit Maritime Administration has an wiUi a lax Increase ul more loan think, she will lay two more." ■even man crew w n * injured nourued aw ard of a t!U<.5?g con- 112 a year Tins is because tor bill he prs-dlrted wbsn thr blimp fell Into a rrmt4* tra d for the de*ign of a radii ally would apply sot tat *e< only laces •vsamp near her* aarly Tuesday. new type ship that will literally to the first If'i.lwMt in annual earn Rescuer* who pushed their way •kim over the waves at 73 knot* ing, instead of Hie prevent *4,e*»> through the mud and thick under* —thrice the speed of ocesn liners growth found the injured aorrl* A * a m u ll, worker* earning vor* near tha wreckage. Tlie contract, awardrd Tuesday iai.iam or mole would be rr-iults Searchers found the charred Vrt student* In Seminole Coun­ tu Grumman Aircraft Engineering i,y p.wiv to pa> «.'H5 a year in « i nrp of llethpagr V Y , calls cial aevurily la ic s Maximum la> ts Schools will have their work# b d i e i of the other* Tuesday aftrrnoon la the center of tha for Ih* completion of hlurprinla for aelf employed rovrrrd hy the n display this week The exhibit will be held in the twisted wreckaga. Baaofort Come ior a hydrofoil ship within nine j prog ram would then b« 1127.50 a v „r«nl building at Ih* corner at t* Coroner Bonner Paul said tha month*. year. bodies were burned lw*ond recoil vrk Ave, and First St. Hydrofoil* revemhl# airplane Nome fori charge dial even this Iterant* and Interested per-ona rlltion. wings, hut are aniallrr and work '«» lamal would not hr enough lo The aurvlvort, alt dee» rib*d *4 on Hi# same principle. They are cover tong run co-is of the new re Invited to tee the paintings • tlached by slrap* lo the hull of medical benefit* Forand claimed >nd drawings Thursday, Frblay “ praliy badly buroad." were rw« ml .Saturday from J • 9 p m. Tha ported in crtlical •ondition *4 6 * *hip, extending downward A* only that hia proposed increase thr ships' prnpellrt thrusts it for­ would match cost* “for some limi e xhibit Inrhalt-t stu l-rds in grade* hospital to nearby Washington, I *, from ail county schools. N C. at lead " ward the hydrofoils lift ft Khrushchev Says Blockade Runners To Face Red Army Odham Asks Public For Milk Decision Chosen By Academy Junior Tournament In County Starts Ike Heading South WASHINGTON IC F D — Presl dent Elsenhower file* south luday for two days of shirt slrevr diplo macy willi Um new prcaidenl of Mrxiro. Adolfo laipei Matevis Regulation To End LAKELAND (U M ) — The contruverstal regulation railin g stand■rds on oranges for fruien con e m ira te will eipire March l i , the Citrus Commiitem ruled Tuesday. Satellite Can ’Spy’ WA8HINUIUK (L T D — to n great was told today that C 8, le a th e r MtelllU* such aa Dir \ an guard now in orbit could b« used to detect H-bomb testa in Itussla. Trade Puct Signed WAKSAW (CPD Poland and the Soviet Colon have concluded a trade agreement that will bring thousands of Kuialan w alcbrt, rr fn g rratu rs and washing machines Into Poland. Members Sought By Farm Bureau A membership drive was dn cussed by the Seminole County F arm Bureau last nigh! Holand Mulrhead. chairman, urged every m em ber to gel a new member fur th r Bureau during th r nest week Mr*. P. J Wcstgate told thr group about farming in Poland H rr firsthand study was made during a recent trip to Eunqvr T hr rovrrrd dish aupprr w*i held laat night in the FFA InilU ing *1 Seminole High School President Charles I -a w son o n ducted the meeting \Stnmlintf’ Offer COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PI s—Mate Rrp Rhoderir G. Mills reported Monday that a taxpayer tent la (hi* luggrition lo boost state rev enue row the children of the Method A lax on bicycle seal* "to make til Children'* Home and Luther­ children pedal standing up using an Haven will he guest* of the w ear and tear on their pants and Legionnaires from noon to • p. correcting curved spines " m. A special invitation ha* been issued to Ihr Navy to attend to­ morrow night, when the evening NEW YORK (UPI I Last hours have lieen proclaimed y ea r’s sales of gireting rar<ls with "Navy Night". Admission will not senlimenl* ranging from annltie free, however, as Fair offi v eria ry good wish** to hangover rials frrl the Navy wishes to be condolence* totaled nearly 3 hllconsidered "Ju»t like everyone lion The rrtail value uf thia else." mountain of sentimrni was appro Cecil Carlrlon. children* d e , ornately J330 million committee chairm an said, "moat people feel this I* far and above the beat fair we have ever had. We are very proud of It " The Sanford Shrine Club will Parking for S.OOu cara wa* hold an Important buslneaa meet­ provided when the Legion plan ing Friday at 7:30 p m to tha nrd the permanent commercial Shrine building (opposite tha exhibit building. County clubs, the Mayfair Inn). Navy, school* and commercial All noblea ar* requested to be firm* have provided aahibita of present and wear law. interest to ail veddeto*. Five Billion Curtin .Shrine Club To Meet Causeway 'Dream/ But Request Sei Weather Second Egg Laid, But Whoopcr Jig Means 'Jig Is Up' Old Folks Hospital Bill Pushed; Tax Hike Looms Probe Is Started In Crash Of Blimp Contract Awarded For New Type Ship Students To Show Art Works Here Health Dept. Told To End Squabbling "W e're all servants of Ihe people of .Hemtnola C-aunly and, »• aui-h, we should co-utwrste with aach other," Tliese were tire words of County Ctm m iifiuner L aw rnur Swuffurd yealerday when ■ dia put* between • cpcinly health department officials waa settled amlrahly at Ihr Board meeting. The argum ent arose when Dr. Jack Thurmond, evunty health o f­ ficer, told Commissioners that two Health and Welfare Department employ •* bad Mt aomplbad witb two of hia request* One, re|i«rted yesterday in The Herald, involved an under sited baby which died aiioitly alter Idrth The employe lud not asked hospital admission for Ihe moHu-r due to ‘ past polirtoa," where oh stetric csvrs wi re not handled, Dr. Thurmond laid. l i t told Coininiailuners that he had asked that the aapaclant mother, whose husband make* only 126 weekly, be admitted for deliv­ ery. Pie Board agrn-d that he had tha authority to admit any patient •untidi-red Indigenl and to need of hospitalisation. "Any lime it la a case uf Uf* or death, lilt- patient should be tent to Uir hospital; tlie matter of pay­ ment can be decided later," C hair­ man John Kttder aaid. In the second east, Dr. T hur­ mond charged a Welfare employe with return,g to write a letter for him. requesting information from another hospital. T h t employ* aaid that Dr. Thurmond had two secre­ taries and alia did not feel ah* should set tax to i notoar dagiart- merit She stwwrd the Board .Optra of records kept In Hi* Health and Wctfar* Department that had bem dona vulunlanly, and had beau praised highly by *(*!• officials. rommUsiunsrs a d v 1 a a d Rto county personnel to M ilk UMT own differences and told Dr. Thur­ mond that, tinea hia mu ■ •*ite­ rate department, to confine hia ra ­ tion Is to hia own office. The county health officer giM tb* b u lth unit w ai handling t f par orftT m ore * * * * * R reu k i tOm �VmSmf if B WU—m—m — mmmmm> M N M tfiM M M •> P i t * 2— YYed.. y e K 11, 1989 jjf c M ir i f w iB New Tune Expected Snow, In Juke Box Probe Congress To P u t'B ite ' On insurance Companies WASHINGTON I l l ’ll - The 319 mdli'.n d..II»r. in la x c. tx- ilo - J it prepared today to p i l l th l acted under a formula applied to income from 1913 tn 1937. **".Xflt tax Wte of lh# young M-.h The Trcatuiy.backed meature ^'onjrct*. but the incrtas* would appeared to hate a good chame J j t t e r t the average l»«pi>er only of passage. The ln*uran<r Indusits argued any ta i Incre*-# mixht f • -Indtiaclly. mean lower disidcrul* for policy Called up for llnor action • »* noldrrs or higher prem ium rates. * ■ controversial bill that would (Jlhtr congieeikonal nasi*: _-«.Jrvy »onte 226 million dollar* * Soei»l .Veurltyt House liberals y ear In additional Income taxes ki ked off a drive to pat* a labor-hack'd hill th a t would ex- ' o n the life Im uiancr lr.du.tr). pa rid Social Security Ix-nrflts to It* en irtm en t would requJu include mtdiral care for old folks. Ihe IndiMtry to pay about SC milAtomic: Democrat* on the _Jion dollaia in taxes on it» 1938 ( ongreulun*l A t o m i c Kneigy • Moconje- That tuinpai** with the t'om m lttre challenged the admin­ istration's latest nu rlear lower proposals as a sweetened icharp {of old ideas. Farm : Chairman Allen J El ( lender (Plus ) of the Ss nate Agriculture Committea said he would ' try to wm approval by May 11 of 1a bill revising Ihe g n srrntncnl'i GLEN DA LK, Calif. I LTD—The wheal pile* support program. Itustgel: Senate Democratic wife of Jaci muilcian Johnny T.orro \ i i i critically wounded and Leader L>ndon It. Johnson told -h e r mother killed Tuetday nlaht the Senate that President Kiscnb y a ilnirrunilrd luitor of the bewer has a'kcd money increases ' >*»un*er woman In a *un Cattle. of up to tot per cent of a number L > Mra. Susan Jamcrson, al<out &>, of agencies. Including the Budget ■w at lU in and her daughter, Mr*. Bureau which Is cu ttin g m an­ Hoc* i’arratao , 31, wa* ne*r death power in all other gosernment • I Glendale Memorial Hospital unit*. wd*h a gunshot wound In the head. Mr*. I 'a r r a n a . a former f r - w , ia Zorro'a write, ilii legal name u Da*id i ’arraxto. Mra. I’arratao'a *-year-old ton witnessed liie ahooting melee which 'e ru p te d , police *ald. when Hubert r ' Mason, du, ihe would-be boyfriend. . ju tn p td from * closet lo the TarMIDDLETOWN. !»•!. (L'PI*—A r a ti o borne and opened fira on ih t m uiielan'a wife when the a rm e d brooding father was reported today borne with her ton and h rr mother. to have killed hinuelf and his two Mra. J a m rn o n , Ihe mother, re- young son* m hit automobile be­ g e n t l y mowed here from Iloiton to cam e of fears he would loae them — T>rotect her daughter from Ma»oa Tlkrho h id criminally attacked Mra. in a custody battle with h it es­ P a r r a tio onre and beat her two tranged wife. lim n in the part year, police laid. Police said th« father, Clarence A trail of blood leading from the M. Rapp, 33, of Middletown took -riiiweway of the home Indicated the Use* of hi* hoy*. Donald, 10, V lklaaon w*i wounded and Richard, 9, and himself by Mr*. P a rre tto carried a email running Ihe eshautt pipe Into the around wlih her herauie of automobile. R fear of Mason, police eeld A muikrat trapper, WilUfm K. ^ J t b e returned Maton’a fire when hr Morrow, discovered the bodlet em erged from the closet. Tuesday In Ihe carbon moooiide/o rro achieved fame with lh« filled auto parked In a rural area P age Cavanaugh Trio and later southwest of nearby Heads- Point le ft the group to help form the Bridge o u r the Chesapeake and combo with wrblcn he la preirnlly Delaware Canal. working. I-olio- said they found a note In the car in which Mapp had written of hi* intention of taking the live* LONDON (U Plh—Tho following of hi* aons and then committing odvertisem enl aj>ix»rtd in the suicide. Investigator* aald Sapp appar­ personal column of Tfaa T rm tc "U ntitled old Etonian forced to ently put the boy* m the auto Mon • ill g irago in h ra tt of West End; day night and dro r around until .Ihrce* bedroom house ihrerwn in.’* they fell asleep before parsing near the canal. Gun Battle Fatal To One; 2 Injured la A! N Car tuf 1 tMl I'nl )»«' firs Xei thli I lit! fit* »te Ml 1 Dm ur rhi roe Rat *■' » •d ed tin we Rla •la I Kl. lit Yi 1M ( liai •n mi m« • Ro he Dj R« Y. Monoxide Kills 3; Suicide Is Ruled House ‘Thrown In* le* re T th U Ts u lh II xr o' II F. Wade Tye of .Sanford, h at been aw arded a license to practice architecture. The license was granted by the Florida State Board of Architec­ ture, after Tye auccestfully com­ pleted eiam inations last Month. Tya has betn employed by John A. Burton IV, Architect, sin ir June, 1937. He came to Sanford from Jacksonville, where he was cm ploy**! by Reynold*. Smith aiyi Hills, A rchitects and Engineer*. He sllended Valdosta College. Val* daais, tie ., and holds a degree in architecture from Ihe University of Florida Active In civic organizations, Tye was instrumental in the formation of Ihe Sanford Civ Han Club. Hr i* a member of the Jay rre* and the American Institute of Architects. Tye and hi* wife, Darlene, live in a hom e of h n own drslgn at 3417 Summerlin Ave. They have t«o children, Gil, 3 and Robin, J month*. University Denies Report On Morals GAINESVILLE ( I l l 'l l — Lnlversify of Florida (‘resident J . W»jne Reltg h at labeled a* "com­ pletely false" newspaper reporti that loo students were involved in a morals investigation at the uni­ versity. Relit Issued a 'JUO-wnrd state* meat Tuesday a* the first official mention of the nature of the in­ vestigation by Men. Charley K. John*’ legislative committee. Relit said he wanted lo put the matter In it* "p ro ix r per»rectlve" • Her "siwelflr atatementa mad* In one or more newipaper* today concerning the extent of homosex­ uality at the University of Florida ANDOVER. S . J- iU I’l j —Who rs e - said -there's nothing like * good cr . ’ had better *>*> from here The whole to«n was bawling early today. th e first person whose tears itarlcd to flu* was Edward Aeno. night watchman at tbs Chemical Co. That was at 3:30 a saputa tuekr v«U i f ) . Zenct rushed to the shower room to wash the vapor* off hts body, then called police. A husky patrolman arrived He WASHINGTON t l l ’l) — The started weeping, too The sop tried S u tf l w„, , fn J RuMlll . to iJn\9 /e n t\ to • hoi|»*tal f.ut rc •a js cr>*ns io hard he couldnt see bill of alwul thiee million dollars , lor the Air Fete* transport plan* lhr road. They called a e*h *nd told the dntrovfd tn 5-stet trm enta l»»t . d riv rr to take them to the hospital. "Srpt. 2. rff:rlals »*ld today. But the«e officials conceded The cabbie, bawling his head off, drove" "as belt "he could, which w as'1chances of collecting were virtually nil. wobbly. Since World War II. damage By then the whole town was claims totalling • early eight milli'-hrymose -W e could smell the stuff m e n Ion dollars have been f.lcd with mile* away,” * |«dlre sjiokrimaa Russia for five American planet said. "It smelled a little like rot­ shot down by boviet fighters. Rus­ sia has paid only $724.947—half ten egg*, hut not quite " Plant official* ssere uiing a of lire claim The United Mates t».ik two of n eu tralu er belsy lo dry the town s the claims to th* World Court hut tears. Russia refused to submit to the Court s Jurisdiction. A claim for the tr a n s p u t plane, which thi* countiy charge* was ,. an by bovi-t fighter*, HOLLYWOOD tt lMi— A ?)-• liam 't been figuird )ct. Th« year old welder fell 34 feet to hi* plane, less its extensive Commudeath Tuesday while working with nirallont equipment, originally hit brother on < city water tower. cost about $:.«30.l«u. Stale liipaitm cnt uljuials de­ The victim. Harold FT. Malone, was putting finishing touches on clined to speculate on dam agrs the tower when he toppled. Ills that would be asked for tha IT I hr.dher sa il be stam-d to lower sdimcn .xbomd the plane, llaeasa I huuaeif from * Mulfuld tu tlx has rclurucd ux 1odx * but mam> bracket Ulowr when h it bands tiln s It ha* i o Information on th* other II. slipped 20-Ycar-Old Dies In Tower Plunge Will Knock on Your Door with (lift* &. Crcctings from Friendly Dullness Neighbors ami Y'our Civic and Social Welfare lenders On the occusiun of: Change of residence Arris si* of Newcomers to Hanford Phone FA 2-1736 Ruth (snllnghrr (Urn MS sr *4E/ssimj Eba - - - — • • Fort Myers Has 1)1 FORT MYERS (UPI> - This tiulf coast city biuilcd in 91 degree weather ’lue»day a* a | "heat wave" continued over South Flotula. SANFORD AMERICAN LEGION II « 1 The Pa«;e Combined Shows Amusements — Displays — Ivxliihits GAMES — RIDES — FUN FREE SOUVENIRS by MERCHANTS 6 Big Days, Mon. thru Sat. FKH. 16 thru FED. 21 New Legion Fairgrounds SANFORD HWY. 17-92 SOUTH SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford Av*. 2.R2S1 plu s jSENERAL^ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR *1 M ’ OiCtuiw » lu r * M ; u » . h i - iiw U D C itrD C Ji * Riser i : : i k i * automatic in v ii .oi k»6»r 'iMiNkCuliKiTlirt * A».» l« | At/VfTAtll IUIirAUMlRb« >MI 1"In *II i ••WllWlfTl6C«aiMT*A» MOknlll m i l A09 T > t . l - C I ’ T S.1 m i n i itohsi I AOdWlTAltl V -l.*1^0-1 r * . TiO "A lT!»M HOvll V» ♦0M *aCis:il With Tridt FULL CONSOLE GENERAL % SUPER ELECTRIC OljWAM/C "ULTRA-VISIO N" TV SPEAKER 's e r w s a h v s ' H k U H fsu r/zw A NO ERONT SOUNO PIOJICTION Nawr, full power tranifermar choms la brine] ]ou a jl vivid sleody picture.* JI Wide angle 110* Alurniniied picture' tuke. idr a ilrongtr, high contrast image. N«w, built-in dipole antenna. Un front ce n tral convenience, MtyTlo reotfi o rie 's lt. 249 95 GENERALELECTRI C I BARGAIN SCOOP! (till. Only PRF.MIMUM O UTSID E W H ITE - t s - T / i ’ i OUT U KAJ Save II 30 A r r h i f r r l u r n l O u t a i d r W h ile A reall* While, ITlcellml f’lisrcagr. base *1.3* SO M AND M l FROM TOUR W AM (lnl. 4mis V IN Y L - K O T E YYashahlr, Ylodern Colors ItegnUr $3.63 Cal. IRave *1.401 Deep falnr* Reg. U. 13 \o*» Gal f tills $ y | 2S "T Slightly lllghsr Only $4 no NOW— NOW— ALL HEW... G E N E R A L ^ ) E L E C T R I C Sa* e (ia l. S i . 16 REFRIGERATOR i.. -MWMV Csss Irslcrlof ur F vtrllar Block .YIA80.NHY SITII ACES — B rbk — Slucco — rioter— Asbcitn* 9 ldin, Vpplv with Itrii-h, Kollrr »r Sprav I f . Ilith U u.lil)! I t i 'i r Tc,trd 111 Resist. A d d — Alkali - MUdcw TAKE ADVANTAGE III 11119 INTRO­ DUCTORY O l l l l t . . . ALL I1IIS MKLK. ONLY $*J96 GAL. S uva (•a i. J3 99 •J wa With Trailo POLY-VINYL ACETATE Ilrre'a vuur chance In puinl that Torch Flour, l imit Steps, or visa vnur llu.it n new look at n Senaallonal Snsing. 89 m ood I u r Yln-uinrv f \ II. siililuT CoIom PA IN T No** Only Mm 1.61 (Save 99c) White i.nl). I h i * low prlie during this »ale only. See Our Exhibit At The Sanford Fair All This Week ELECTRIC, FA M O U S FOR DC* PENDABIUTY, HAS O VER 4,000,000 REFRIGERATORS IN USE 10 YEARS OR LONGER. GcUiRAl SANFORD SAVE ON THESE.. ALL PAINTI .X ACCiLSSORILS AND 'h 'l - 'li.s t C l .- .V U I I I L ’s x. 20% DUtOUS MN-OM RTR. EUMRUTU U94T, SAM. SOAP, > Coventry Ktihlirr IU-r W A LL H it 2 WASH SPEEDS 2 SPIN SPEEDS Wood — Melnl — CnnrrelR. • • • • NO hot r t i l i n r n NO special flonet (spare n « e * * a r y • NO long A ex p * n a iv e durla T h e finest lyp* o f w in te r comfort All Sales Cash and Net K tlrrlor nr Inlrrinr . . . I nr e » DAY & NIGHT a NELRAY HEATING DIAL DEFROST convenience.. MAGNETIC S»l«i DOOR A LL TH IS WEEK ENDS SATURDAY NOON FLOOR efi DECK ENAMEL » * _ P JUST RIGHT FOR ALL WASHABLES Rrg. M .tt Gal. HOLLYWOOD (L’P I)— kathrsn Adams. S3, silent screen actress s*ho appeared In such early film* *« "The Squiw Man" »nd "Hid r r s nf the Purple Sage "• d lrd Tuesday at Presbyterian Hospital ssee. holding overnight tempera- *r«n rv E a»J -4 lure* In the warm 30a and «0». I and upper New York.__________ With Trade Risdnes, «7. a leadlrvg figure In Wall Sirrel. died Tuesday at New York Hospital after a long llln ru . NEW YORK (l P I) -M is i Au guvta Dlvon. executive secretary ot Die t’olonlsl Dime* of America, died Stondiy at her home here. farmer* and their famtlie* to eva ' Colder weather *»•» predicted Tuetday from th* Rockies to t>* cuate. ^ tii n tlc with the exception ef Colder ----- -- a ir accompanied - ____ . .^. .the ---------------»n»w- dropping temperatures from K,orldl Snow flurries In tr.* U Us » degrees a i far aouth as ast Lakes were expected | r northern northern Texas Texas and and Oklahoma Oklahoma H> H> Cnr«l northern New Er.j. rm *uU into ,,r Tenor ,p rrJd land, P Ihrough lhtt' e 'southcaU with raj" ‘J “ J f NOW * NEW YORK (1*1*1V—Earle II The Welcome Wagon HostesH t I nited Press lnternutic.nl A fast moving »lorm. which du.-fped up to eight Incite* of anow in Montana, tapered off to light .now and oe.a.ional fre e iln r ram In the M.dvsest today. About an inch of anow acrum ulated during the night in central Iowa, northern Illinois and south ern Michigan, with trace* of snow or glare reported elsewhere in the Ohio Valley and G reat Lake*. Snuw flurries also continued during the night along the eastern slopes of the Rocktci m Montana, Colorado and Wyoming and the high plain* of the Dakotas and Nebraska, Tuesday'* heavy mow in the northern plains was blamed for at least three traffic deaths, two in Montana and one in Idaho, Meanwhile, the Wabash River unleashed fresh Hoods in Indiana and Illinois when it ripped through levee* and forced hundreds of 2 S H S s A f & S 3 $3 Million Sought For Downed Plane lOHtJl AY, England t f P l i - E r . nest F. to*, a scrap iron dealer who bought 4] scuttled G trm tn vessel* Rom the British admicall) in 1919, died at his home here Sundi). rli •V V 1( U U Sanfordite Given Town Is ’Tearful' Architect License As Gasket Breaks MILAN, Italy 41*1*11 _ Luigi Kmanurli, 73, clrctronir* ev;xs|. died here Tuesday of a heart a t­ tack. b •I •I I \ M ADE T ! E tisitlea In the coin machine buib #»»»• Kennedy viewed it as „f £ said WOjlhelmpofUnl jc r| J(> {ome bejore tj,c conj mi{. ltf He w at particularly cautious In discuss.ag thi* phase with new in u n ,' declining to name wit nesse* in advance or to outline in deiall "h a t the testimony would duclosr. Kennedy said only that the com ­ mittee would try to develop in furmaiim on whether "loan*, on a Cash basli at high rate of interest, were made to underworld characters " Chairman John L McClellan (D Ark I dosed out Tuesday's hearing with a blast at Team ster law at ?*h and Its president, J o ­ seph IMirandl* lie charged that the union label has herome » "badge of rato r tion'' in th* New York area beraute of the local's alleged tirups with mobsters ar.d shady coin machine operators. DcGrandi* Invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked whethrr the local was a tool of racketeers Irving to monopolise th* coin m l(htnp jlU, lnC| f< v.-0 (|*J a group ^ operators who were accused of having underworld connections. _________________ Deaths ri­ lx lx II WASHINGTON (L'PI) —Senate investigators were expected to ex. i juke , iw,. pose a new .type of ho, dal tcwlay by tracing loans in*' r narcotics deal deal-1 to gambler* and narcotic* ers Chief Counsel Roliert F. Ken­ nedy of the benatc Racket* Com­ m ittee said the hearing would involve "one of the m ajor ju*c Du, distributor* in N«w Y<irk and lus activities in the factoring bulln rs— the lending bu.mess The financial Inquiry followed a week-long invc»HK*tion of ni1 , u : violence and "tack el union" <c- Freezing Rain Hit Mid-Nation kak OFF LIST are ••IIIng l A r v c Ikl* Week al — PAINT and V A R N LSH R E M O V E R . . . I.inwid 0 « . . . Ladder* . . . P aint. Tear and Roller Ml*, and MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS at Big Saving*. Telephone FA 2*113110 Corner 6lh and Maple ®t r k 116 MAGNOLIA co. FA 2-1562 Full - Time Service On All Make Appliances �*— »# Nrt •* • * i S fr M ir t Im ll W«d.. Feb. 1?. 1053— Papa ft Hospital Notes •FEBRUARY II ^ ' 1 Admlttiom Koanie Sjoblom ( Sanford i n u :n Drake (Lake Mary) Cynthia Smith tSanford) Mabfi K A ndenon (Sanford. Srrnca Joan Lender tO rargr City* . , 1>«v:«J S * c ti J r iS an 'o rd i *er* LNelyn Gibb* tSan.nrd) Richard l.am arr (Sanfurd. Janet Moore (Sanford* Conitanrr William* t Sanford. D luharcr* Freddie Pufftc (O ileen. \!r*. Murl (lotted and baa) giH isanfordi J u r o r l.ingard ' Sanfordi Klltabelh William* (Sanford Mrt Robert Sandert and la y girl iSanfordi R andal Warren ila)nt*oodi V ary l.«e isa n fo rd i Vtamae RieharUion tSan.eni F E im i'A in is \dtni»*l°n» Otin H atiilll I Sanford * Alena ItaUard iilr n e ta i ( harlotte M anball (O'-edo) Charlei l.e * u iSorrenin. Willie Stafford i Sanford i liraer Mi. hell (S an fo rd i t e!e»te tU r ’r«» (Sanforrti Tllrth* Rahy (.0) •" lr *’■'* Mr* \ itl:e William* Jr. <Sanford i (taby girl to Mr. and Mrt Kd Theattreat Jonei J r ( Sanford) Hbv g.rl to Mr and Mrg Yd »»nd (la rle tt iS anfordi !>!-:!tarer» Keith S Smith ( l a .n Heleni f k r r i \m n (dmlttlnn* .Inbn Willie S ant i Sanford» M arna f a r te r (S an fo rd i <Iordan Young (Sanford* In# Nary i Sanford • Paul Yomick iTiiutvtllei F.van R. Dailey (W inter Tar* Sara J, Stove (S orrentoi lilrthi Baby boy to Mr and Mr* 4 Theodore I j Tour ( Sanford. Blby hoy to Mr. and Mn Dixie Darling Robert Carter ( Sanford i Rel y boy to Mr. and Mrt Henry H arm tS anfordi D iiehirget D rtlie Knight (Sanford. Carl Butler (S an fo rd t Standard leerla M'ltlead (Sanford. Richard Thom|i*on J r (Indiananoli*. Ind t Richard Thompton Sr iln d jnapoln. Ind.l Ruth U nion and baby girl ( I.OOgMOOd i CRACKIN' GOOD F.lma Fan* J r. (Sanford. F'hel Sh.veihood ( D e lia r)» Mary Soderbloom (Sanford. R o y Symei III (Sanford. Aloe.ta MeCalley (D enary. Murdoek Johnton tlatngwood Junior T(»Uaurhter (Sanford. John WitLerann ( H att.rtburg, 'fit* . Brice Jett (Sanford, latrene Gerard (S an fo rd i FF.ORCAR Y 11 tdmUiiona Roaemarv AllPa (O -tren. r.mma l.»t Grant ( Sanford i Rrnjamm Sen it (Allanutnlr Spring*. Mirth* Baby girl io Mr ar-d Mr» Veron G n a t (Sanford. D luH arie* I orettn Ortng and bal.y hoy i B a rg a in s b y th e .'.lily R.gbii Received PliCCi GovXi New Day Rich Flavored Astor Yellow Cling Choice PEACHES instant Coffee 6 31 Thtirs., f rl.. Sat. Ja r P r|i, | rt ■ii ^ .»j instant Coffee 6-et Astor 100 . Puie Jar Libbv Flavorful Chilli with Beans 24o Car D cc .j South Fresh Cucumber Chip Pickles 2 15-e i Ja n Liquid shortening W e sso n Oil M Gal • n ^ .r r _ 55 00 or rroic BUU tS AS * ’(* it * * sH ts g ia n t Long Giain Extra Fancy Rice 3 ». 43' fewjaW» s 10 Tomatoes Pie Filling s? 33/ w CRACKIN' GOOD Family Creme 2 lb 39/ Cookies W -D U B bY Corned l ibBi' 49/ Beef Stew Pko •a * 1***’ COMSTOCK Gieny "BRA N D ED " TEN D ER, 24-01 C«n 53/ Beef Hash 39/ FLA VO RFU L CHUCKROAST59 W L) Round R ne SH O U LD ER RO AST Lb 69: T -B O N E W-D Temptingly Tender SIRLOIN Sanford i Mabel An.tennn i Sanford) Agna* Hodge* (Sanfortlt G rate M .rhr't lS anford. Joe Andertno (Sanford, tdolph Srhrerk iSanfnrdt ■lotnph (IftiU l Sanford. Nel»o»i Pm*er« (C retrenl f'itt Serena Fender (Orange Cityi STEAK Lb W D OF BEEF Lb 45' STEAK a 98' S W IF T S Brooded" Tender 89‘ RIB W-D ' Branded'' Shod RIBS H'undcd ' Ucl.cicui Lb 6 9 ' ROAST Plant Food 4- 7-5 ti'aruJeiJ ' F(eyb G ROUND BFEF a. 5 9 ' Lb Lai R.le Cl i 1'fd Horn or Lean flovc'li.l PLATE STEW Lb 33' C H IP P E D Lb 39' SLICED BFEF 3 Fi.gi ** M00 Sunny land Hal or M.ld Skiing Found Safe fr' ■ _ w ilm in g to n . N Y. i . T . , Btatlillr* kept at the Whttrfare Mountain Ski O o le r ehow that tha av enge *kier. (pending ahoui 11 daya per iei«nn «n the alopei. rould aki (nr 113 year* ttithout a aenoui arrident auth a t a freelure, dlilnratton nr eeverr la re rt (ion • • ' P O R K ... Pure .......... Shortening • 81* f Liquid SHorttnmg W ESSO N O IL r 30‘! 1 Pkg G' 7 7 ' 'T.de Clean’* TIDE SHOP - L rr5 33* M o ld D*ihet Sb.ne Bennett's CASCADE —for the fineel In FUh and Sea Kr*r>d D IA L S O A P King MackrrH Sea Troul Sea IU*a (ted Snapper flounder BJue Kith D IA L S O A P Bari Bart Bar* > 37‘4 V 2JL.t7 ‘ M ^ Reg £Bar 1 0 ‘ S f . Cleonter ^ jr 3 3 ' Jc.G; 4 9 ' \ Detergeml $ IV O R Y til 35* 83‘5 Liquid Detergent ft l* K r . con' 4 l ‘ c." Con t Mtd. Bar* 23' LIAM, TirfO IR SMOKClIOUSf SW IIT COPELAND LINK COPELAND ALL MEAT lb Pig Lb 4 7 Lb A^g w». 49. SA U SA G E r ... 59. & 59' 1(10 U>. Hag 33 r Maine Russet ^CE HIGH FROZEN POTATOES “ 49 0RANCf 4PPIES APPLES 5 s.- 49. 49' rfi/S'RR7rADfD-■ ORANGES l 39^ wnners Red Winesap f H J N D A K i r C C 5 0 0 * Superbrand Gr. "A" Large lg . LAVA SOAP 2 3 9 , 2 Ioen 6 9 1 ' Get* Deep Dawn Dirt PICNICS FRANKS BACON SM O KED lo l.lk w r, J . , , . , Liquid f- J O Y TEN D ER, Juicy Sbvcct Flcido S p ic & S p a n 2 9 : £ , 8 9 ‘ Full line of U. S. .No. I Freoh and Cured Meale Canned Doo<In, Notion* and So(t Drink* COM) HKKIt TO GO FA 2-092S Z. 2 Reg E KIRK'S SOAP OXYDOL Open Sunday a III fi Open Week-Day* 'lit 7:30 Both 45‘ S H Foe Hard Water Shrimp — Oysters laobstcr — Clams (■rocery A Sea Food 2 Safe All Day Mango Snapper Pan Flah Kreoh (toe Mullrl Smoked Mullet B E N N E T T ’S Peg Pkg Safe All Doy \ COM ET \S Pompano COS W. 20th Lb Con S N O W D R IF T 3 S A U S A G E SU N N YLA N D M.ld. Pc re IVORY SOAP A 4 Pt': Bon 25' Shipped EGGS 49 < LIMA B E A N S ■>» Mild, Pu»e IVORY SOAP Med Bari 19' Deodorant ZEST SOAP Reg Eon 29' Deodorant ZEST SOAP Gath Bart 39' Liquid TREND 22oi. Can 53' Delerqenf TREND G.ant Pkg. 49: M .ld, Pur* IVORY SOAP 2 il’„ 2 9 * I J a �- - I itorials Washington Calling VIDEOT'S DELIGHT Outer Space Calling, \ Students To Answer H I* encourufrintr (o know that .Seminole Ifiish icicnce •Iqdrnt# are Inlcrcateil in outer qmrt. Exploration* Into the ‘'irtr.it unknown" Itohl more intereat for local Minimi* tIwtn any other scientific subject, ac­ cording to data compiled by teacher*. From DU) atudtnt aeme.ster projects. appio-.linatily 8-» per ernt selected a topic rriuting to anmc phu- • of missile*, rocket a ami apace exploration*. ..Teachers reported that rln*« discussion* on apace lm\e more particitatni *, i. nl are more interesting to students than other scientific subject*. *-Thi», no doulil. i« true all over America. The rhallenpe o f ’the unknown always is heutd by youth; the chnlltnpe al­ ways is accepted. It always has been »«. Not too many year* pro, the challenge to youth wns conquest of the air. A ‘ tung man named t*tatl«'* A. I.indberglt did the "impossible" when he flew the Atlantic in **TH? Spirit of St. l.oui*." ;Ucfmr that, challenge* 1o youih r r . >»|\eel tiround the electric light, radio, the telrphone end telegraph and all of the-other thing* which toelay are accepted as a part of ordlnary living. Thrae things were not po*<tGle, huwt-xrr. until the dial* knife of something new and dlffeirnl was uccepted. anti met. It Is possible that today's school chihlren will bmimc aome of the apace,age'a great scientist*. A flight to Mara, Vantia and the ntoon nm* bo In tiie iifdinie of >)■< * youngiter*. »* 'ordinary" aa a nonstop fliglit from New York to Ban Francisco. -D etractors of the American public school system well might take note uf the in te r e s t in space exhibited u t Seminola High. So ndght the chronics who complain continually that American youth has "gone to the dogs.’ of today aren't interested in the things which I; Students mvi u ed their mothers and fathers In t lie old schoolhuuge. antared Thla ia only natural. Today’s youngsters wear "crew ruts" ana blue Win Jean*: some get into trouble. ! All in all, they appear to be normal, growing youngsters, fuQ y capable of accepting the chullmgc when this generaBy 1:4 Kotriba | in hi* private office. I found there that hr can run five miles at the tlojt la gone. When all of the chips are counted, I lie present W A A 11 1 N G T U N ' — La a gentleman whu took the eon drop of a hat." adglt generation hasn't done too will with this old world. die*, here'i a dirt secret fur you troversy with a grain of — uh, Ilut back to spuds, there is alvo Assignment Washington This rum t* dffcctly from our Senate's » llra c th r Republican lad) of Maine. Kat * hakrtl po lain every evening Margaret ('h»»r .Smith docs It religiously and keeps turn al It* pound* } W hy not have harness racinjt i i Sem inole fu tility ? She dortn t luiiid who know* It • T he voter* overwhelmingly npprovrtl uf th e ititm in tn fad . Just brlitllr the spud ami 19IM1. The track I* here, the horse* are here, the official* a l you vc got a fight on your hands B tfllnole Raceway anxious to sta rt. And that's yu.i whit happened : We are not Interested in nil nf the Iryal rum lfiraliun* when ihe rice people went on which devrlo|H'il in the last session of tlie I.eifWiituie. trlcv ivion and said a cup of rice N e ith er are we iiitercsleil In jirunmtinir one entlcavur at had Iras calories than a baked poialo ihq expense of another. "Satisfy your family hunger for The Herald doesn't plan to lake th e side nf those in potato,'* went the commercial, fayur, nor with those opp<>*ed. I'ront m ir standiKiint. there "yet *1a*h calorie* off your meals ja pnl.v one side: that n f th e peujite. If n m ajo ritv of Sem in, with golden n r r that *»G'fu » po olew voters want harness horse racing, th ey should have it. lain hunger, yet is up in 2u pi i t Harness Horse Racing ‘• " I — ' — T «rnt l r * . (aliening 12 Die In Crash; Turk Premier Hurt LONDON tU PIl—Thr Cyprus fnnfetenre wav p<i*tpooed today . pending the teiuveiy of lu ik n h e " ' P itm ltr Adnan Mrnderrs fiom injiwiea rtcrived I* a ptsne rrash that took II lilts Tuesday. Mendetes. who was irportrd •cfGrring fio.n shoek and loul<rd ribw will undrrgo a full pbyri.al rsajnlnatlon III drtrrm ina whether be will ba able to withstand tha tendon and rigorv of a major stiplomatir ronfeir.tce, Th« pieinler wss one of to perlo a i who survived when their plane rtavhnl in s nuwl in * dense fug near (iatwlck Aiipolt Ciiil Ii of | ... ii.J.. n The fuiki-h , ... . tJibopiup \ lacount aliliner La>1 |1#r|| f, ..m laindon's allIrrsuve nf lh» fog Gierk P ieniiei l un.tailtlur Kaismanli*. sleo arriving (nr Ihr ■enfeirncr that wav In lead lo Independence fur Cipiu*. landed al Gatvvirk Airport a ehort time latrr without any difficulty. Marmillan Immrliau-ty cancel­ ed all further tripartite lording' of ihe Cyprus conference prnding a tepiiit on M rndrie*’ condition. iOAILY CROSSW ORD ACRUW9 . J. ftmell drum • (van • Slire ; a.Thick •10. IJght sarcasm ( l l . P it.to f > vvall cover- | log i l l Alumnus • Irnlloq I ' l l River of , Imlis .1* Pi n god • 1*. W ir vessel JIT Rukly i person 10 Mi sir note ] II. Tended. Si a furnace 111 Artlfinal alloy of J l"W 114 Neatest \tn Hammer ■ end ‘ 5S ProporGoni .11. Hewing • lewd 11 A preheatJ log kiln ■11 Deptive* i f antlers ! « . Toward •IT. Amerirtn . author J ipoa* t .11 Always •49. Kvsning* ! tpnei.j D4IH N 11. P un1 Turkish rhiae river IS Related 1. Wandering I I . Thin 1 .1-arge anaks Man's 4 Conclmla <1i,g 1 Railway 11 Mix lahbr > I i Con4 Heilale aumea T. The common 14 Tahlria heather IT Kngliih * Seaweed city I f t m J t i 'i b i n i » Hug IS Kigld-part 13 Football eompoti3S. W'a* field* Ilona obtigalevl Iro lliq | .1* Tres .Vi G w itiinea 14 tune nf .1* Byway of .11 teen junction 41. Water iml 31 Moved, aa I* e s c a p e d i liab>l i a vratal 9 / 4 I •h T~ T~ • 1•» ■ % % ’J ll % '* 1 U4 •1 VA j *" % .A n m j s-t 49 1 X t It i* >// VA % ' m *v ji li % tl »} it % 1 IT" • Wedni'Mlay, February 18, 11*59 P ag e 4 S.IMMIVV. s a u .r ■■* ruSII-V.r r iXMSUI isi:* w. W • wWi IISI. s h . vi n e ., k i l l i l a i I.S IIn r I.»»__, I 1 N I .I V. J . im u ix la tn x x I lls l:4ll«e ----- --------- uallr **••*• ( I S i l l XU. A 4 i» H lv iBa JKxxxi: •h Uii ialark ar. gesssstU a tSeltiw ss.______ ••M at, vvviixki t.<U|i>r a*a t'le la ia a i _____ : la lsila i aa *■•»• a i l l . r OelaSer IT. min ws ike r « l Bfflra WfwA f IweMa, *>4et she t n el le s iie ia el Ware* a. 1ST*. MssaM It a satwiwer t l lie la lie n Pe*M which la aailllasl a a lif ' rsrlwsla lha t H I n retaXlle«il>a af all le i In a l asses assn ailais* la Ibis anas. T i J- ♦ --f ~ •• M i t n i p n o x n a r r .* ’ ••• ... alkt 31 *» Senator Will Ask House Seats Cut If Voting Denied WASHINGTON (CPU — Sen Pol McNamara said today hr would introduce legislation to rut the number of llouvr scats al Inwrd an* *ta1c which deprive* cilireu* of voting rights Thr M ohican Democrat a l s o • aid he would propose a constitu­ tional amendment In establish maximum nallonal standards for voling in frd rral rleclion*. MrN'amara proposed an 1* member com mittre on ensure.** ional representation, tl would nieel a fiir each biennial Hoove election to determine whether any dale had deprived eilueni of voling right* and deride how ouch any M ic h vlalr's House dele ;aGon vhoulll Ite trimmed McNamara said the Constitu­ tion provide* lor reduction in a slate's irprrsentation but lhal Congress has never spelled mil by law how it could he done. News 0/ Men In Service •41 Chen e . group ■41 Hues )41. Accumulsts What . really got . . . . . ihr , d rd. listi potato lady t dainty dander up was when a hand came on the screen during thr coinmcreial and \ rd out Ihr pirlurr of a potato Writ, lo IhuI down a long story, the invevligalion hurrail of the Federal Trade Com ml# don now has the m atter under advisement The real truth, says milady Smith, 'l l found in*a d' llliei.due report to the KTC from the t'nitrd Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association lhat viairs a potato lias Indeed lev* calorie* than rice I whipped over in sec Rrp, T A. Thompson ill l.a i who rrp r r senis about Ihe largest rire har ^P,nf(g district in America Brushing pail ihafl* of dried rice nrr B" A’r U t u Is ■: | Mawlh a m Itae Tear • HAS Jamet A llurficld, romrutisary man second clnss, US.N, son of Mr*. Cither McCay of Maple Ase.. Hanford, returned to Umg Bearh. Calll.. Ceh r. atwiard Ihe lieavy cruiser t 'NS Columbvi* after a six-ami a half month cruise with Ihe U. 8. Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. While with the fleet the Colum bus, liagvhip uf Commander. Cruiser Division Three, ttwik part in eacurling Chinese Nallunaliat veasela which were ilrlivering auppliev during Ihe Quemoy and Mat­ su criaia. The cruiser also made abort visits to Yokosuka and Sasebo, Japan. Okinawa, the Philippines, and the British Crown Colony •( Hong Kang. S r Masqat* Child* t three — perhaps four — vantage Krnnedy. In this la m t ramp is WASHINGTON — In the mtny- point* Here in general M the Senator Barry Gold water, the foremost exponent of right to•Mrd diiptils ever Ishor legiila-' alignment: tiwi ane thing should be elesr lt John F. Kenoedy was stork and other union curbs. Tech­ •vea to the leader* of the big f|Ml lh, fi,id with a broad nically. because of hit position union*. Tb# truly appalling abuses r f p,rm hill to put in end to the on the Senate Labor Commlltre J of labor power exposed over rrc notorious abuse, disclosed in the Gold water la sponsor of the Ad­ ent months hiva crested a wide invrvtigatmn of James Hoffs and ministration bill and that bat pro spread demand for reform his T ram steri union. Bui the Ken- dured considerable em barrass­ Those who are Jockeying for n,-(jy bill. co tponsored by Senator ment to all concerned. In between are those who hope position and power in the strug- Sam y;n i n j r „f Sorlh Carolina lie now beginning in Congress * „ h „ 1({e J)ffT,or ra tie support, al tl.at i reform bill shorn of the will ignore this at their peril »„ rontim g as a kind of sweetner TatiHartley am endments can be Whsl may seem a temporary ad minor amendments to the Taft- quickly pa*ied. Moderate Repub santage to be gained by blocking Hartley Act that labor wanti licans, such as Senator Gilford modarai# and limited reform ran Without these amendments the Case of New Jersey, are working turn into a serioua backfire if the A K I.G O might oppost the mea ; toward thi« end While he will end result la no legislation at all tu re and perhaps succeed in kill- not say so. it is possible that The fight wilt be waged from jng p Kennedy would accept thi. com7 The Admlni*lration baa put promise in order to get a measure in ita own measure which con- on the statute books effective tains the reform proposals aimed against corrupt and racketeering at union corruption It goes fur- unions and their corrupt traders The bile the dust boys, who seem , ther in Taft Hartley amendments, taking in nrw ground on aeeon to bellese that by stalling mode dary boycotla and certain forms rate action long enough public of picketing strongly opposed by demand will finally result in leg) WASHINGTON' (tJP li — The labor. This is a triumph torS e.- slatior. not punlahing but break Atomic energy ( nmmission indav rclary of Labor Jam ra Mitchell ing Ihe union*, are In still an confirmed reports that a sample who held off Ihe conservatives inolhrr category They coincide of \tiin e.o 'a wheat grown in 1*17 the Administration In order to neatly with the desires of the Hof contained an unusually ht-h present a “ modcratr" but allrg fa* amount of radioactive •trontium *dly comprehensive bill Political ambition, it is hardly —on from atomic fallout. 3 Senator John M iGclIan necessary to add. is rampant But officials an d there is no \ ha'r com m uter rspo.cd the Krnnedy is one of the leading eon Indication invhody in the world Is ,b u ,« »• expected lo come up lenders for the Democratic romi gelling anywhere near the mav. * " h ,Wi ®*» Pt“P«*»l' going nauon for President neat year He has. however. Ihe advantatr •rum permlilihte dn.e of slron- WJI>' bo,h '•Itrhell and of having worked last year for Gum—M from food They said the a irfonn bill in cooperation with iverage of Minnesota wheat sam A /« in \l former Senator tretp* t**«. a i . for I JV4i7-S* was far t«lo« A f ! P r / O T P 3 T 5 Mcpunlican. wno in hi. career in e permissible level the Nrw York legislature and in In grnersl the northern hemiIhe Senate becam e one of the ahtrre gets more fallout from nu lest, moil knowledgeable specia­ f i r tests than doe* the southern lists in labor law. Ives, now rrmisphrre Among n o r t h e r n mlsphere nations ihe U. S. re After 7* years of service In the ' ' rfd' h i » *‘'c n hie blessing to eivrs th* biggest dose. Among Navy. Av i at inn Structural M crh. “ ' .............. Secretary Mitchell's amhition the stales, fallout is g reater on ole Stanley Janowvki of Heavy to be Vice-Presidential csndldaie ihe average in the northern tier Attack Squadron Nine. (VAH9i Strontium 90 is considered the hav retired la tnr fleet re irrv r on s Republican ticket headed by worst long lr rm h tia rd among thief Jjnnvtski enlisted in the ' ,tf *1*1 the various fallout partirlrs. It Is Navy a t s seaman apprentice in been widely advertised. After the Senate passed the Kennedy-lvr* long lived sod. being chemically Scranton, Pa,, In IM1. similar lo calcium, is absorbed He served with Naval aviation bill. ** to I. .last year. Mitchell . _ by the hone* In Urge enough from its earliest slacet. Besides " “ , " *nt! m,?lt o t . , ,R r' amounts Ut radiations ran cause lilv experience* in aviation, hr publicans in th r House joined in hone cancer and pom bly Iru had many adventures a* a Navy defeating il. This drew a strong kemi*. diver, working on salvage mis- " bt,kf (rnm U t t ,im fd *l "**' playing pnliiics with essentiil la­ slons with the fleet. Chief Janowtkl recalled his bor reform I.abor leader* are feeling their years aboard rru isrri in thr 19lo'», and World War II. where power since the election of l td he taw action in the North Afri November. But when It it used, at George Meany, head of Ihr ran campaign MIAMI BKACH I CPI)— Sen The veteran eonfided, *TT! mis* AKLCIO is said tn hive used ,‘" f LMf':V ID Wyn I proposes the "N avy, " i t 'w s s 'V o o d 'io mr it. to dictate th r new members that the t S open its border, to lm) , ha(1 , |n, ^ (niK, ,| met of the Senate !.*hor Committre. Human „ . . visitors . . . to . lei. them have , But I a in looking forw ard to re- then even those long friendly a first hand look at democracy in u r r ,„rri| anj , quiet nnme in with the objectives nf organised labor grow resentful. s ,, . . . . .. Jaiksonville. A moderate reform hitl will „ , . r **'* n° ' hlp |t bide .tanowski it entering a partner MrGee told the Dade County Bar |() j acVionvtile with th* D neither rnd all abutei nor stop Ann. Monday. "Ju st get them A lf)rt r>in( shftp ^ Ihe controverts-. But it will h* t over here to see. and let the Normandie Blvd step in Ihe right direction Busvians tvnd the toughest ones (Communistsl they wan:. TO D A Y S PICTURES "They m*y write (lie party line Officials Confirm Wheat Radioactive Chief Is Retiring rice. * genlltm sn who has his rye invirad. he turned out to la- on Ihr poialo — Srn Hrnry such an nverpviwering crrral Dworshsk (R . Idshni. His statr talesman that a Half-hour later grows potatory too t walked nut crnggily with an Mr Dworshak lamented that armload of p aik ag n l rite anil |jlr O vlrral government ships in n en le rice recipes for tlie liras rajuun pmmils of tree rite for lady nf our house Idaho's school lunch program s ' le i me trll you about rice," while his state's bumper potato he said And he did Told aland crop — some of it grown Just In* good friend, John H Mc Atit two liloikt from Ihe school housri Ian, president of the Cargill Co. —is frit In animals instead of to Ine who came down with a kids. 'Ih r Senator called It a roronaiy six years ago fiasco “ The iW tnri gave him ontv I'm not taking sides in this Ih rrr months 1o live." said the vegetable hath up. rslorte wise or lawmaker "A professor from otherwise, hut to Ihr girls who D u lr t nlvrrslly had arice diet may he curious about Mrs that Mr. MrMdlan wrnt on Ate Smith's com plrtr daily diet menu, nothing hut rice and stewed to here it is , m ature The third y ear it was Kor breakfast, loast and honey r | ffi . (rwrt{ (oinaloes, and chle with coffee (black): lunch, fruit : r u J V n d ' f h i s ^ - . b S S VOBK .U P .) - Portland krn w|(h ,h(l in ( n u | , alt, anr) ro „ acr r hreve salad: dinner, • h . . .H offs, widow of comedian Fred ’ _______ \__________ Alien, and advertising executive boilnl out '* broiled steak, medium-rare, tossI Joseph Bine* w rit married MonNnt long ago. Mr McMillan in rd salad, and baked poialo with Corporate profits in tha l S. in ay at .Nt. M slschy't Roman Cathviird the Congressman down to a pat nf butter, | olic Church. h it yai lit. ' i hat m a n ," *aid the Ih e Srn sir lady eats the jar- lennial year In t9.tf. lawmaker. 'I s still on rice, lie's krl of the polsto. Ino. “ Nutrl a b o u t <-* and down to ISO pounds lluus." th r says, • esperially if from IS'.Ur's so physically fit j it's a Maine potato'* Let Reds V isit Senator Suggests Allen Widow Weds EVERY 2 :..- T ire sfo n e FREE PAINTS SAVE 40%lo S0%ON ALL YOUR PAINTS MASONRY IN TERIOR b * Kxlcrmr H’h Ktihheri/.cd f 198 iin n x i \ CUI.4IBS >i mi. . m any b c u t i f u . C,nl. V/OOD SEALER |'n r rb«>f». Cahlnvl*. rlvWnnls, ts s r f l* . Hnals. elr, llsiil ur X-*ft Wnmi — Dries 1 ■>!. lam es Ih r (.rain. * b Primer Acrylic Sealer § D ries in .til M in u te * # t Cur nrw I'L l* te r. C e m e n t, S lu m s , Hlock S h eet Rock & W cmuI In te rio r o r e i t e r l n r ^ SEMI-GLOSS EN AM EL (ini. C.aL .98 E x tre m e ( i t v e m g e • 50 Ite n u tifn ! Culiin* • S elf L ev e lin g • e p p e a r a n c e . . . i i s a n ita r y a n d e a s y to c l e a n . , . l a i t i ■98 ) for yeora. D on't m i n this W h ile o u tita n d in g b a rg a in . Stocks A. a U ^ A ^9. m* C al. kH M f ■ tr * H i Mary Larter r«IMIS Corner Onk Ave# and First St. FA 2-H6I9 OPPOSITE SANFORD HERALD Last H urryl MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM HH h # r# e a r l y . our itockg a re o u t w * w o n 't m ore. u tility c a n k eep * i t i n e w ai ^ G tt w h tn s o ld hove U n b reak ab le p o ly e lh y ltn e fla t. ’98 C) G Alkyd Base Flat Wall Paint . SPECIAL PURCHASE - Only a special purchase makts this LOW PRICE possibltl Will not rust, dent, chip or p eel g Non-Ycllowing-50 Colors • a HOUSE PA IN T ^ MARINE GRADE II* !*. I'AKK AVF- UTILITY TRASH CAN % m 1 l '98 Wicboldt’s 10-Gallon Plastic Heovy*duty h an d le FUSION ARK TOM ORROW S TR EA SU R ES — 111 Ut • R. S I. Y iF C $ t o n c S T O R E S FA ». 0244 �/ W « d .» F t b . 1 8 , 1 9 5 9 — P a f » I * J/nenfa/ Art Is Club Topic Party For Peggyj w\t Sanford Garden Circles O n 7 th J •Sim •»«i plicity it the keynote in rangement In the F ar E ast *he F! orien1 oriental flower arranging* stated laid that the idea came Into hr, Mr* H. B Moore of Ft. Pierce in : when, in the ilxth century, In an outstanding talk before Chineie Buddhut Monk* hecam r member* of the Drtltwood and tired of teeing flower*. laid on Ixora C irclet of the Sanford C a r­ their allari, e ith e r and die for den Club. The meeting *aai held lark of water. From that tim e Friday morning at the home of flower* and tt.elf arrangem ent I Mri. John Morgan In M atfatr. h ate become to important that Mm . Moore,introduced h r her thev are now a nece.t.ly Im tead liiler, Mr*.Fred Canat, explain- of a luxury, even in the im alleit rd that the had itudicd the oriental Japaneie hornet, A guest upon art under Mr*. Thom at Cilbert entering a home. It taken ta a of Ft. Pierce who held! a Ja niche where he kneel! at a dUpaneie degree in flower arrang lance of threr fret to adm ire the 1ing. She taitl that there are num flrtwrr arrangement, teroll and emu* »ehoolt in Japan dedicated in rrm r burner Vmrrifan to thit art and arr »uprortrd In Varying from the the Ministry of Kduration In idea of flower arrangem ent the telling of the hiitnry of flower ar- Jap an rte add depth to their O J ,* ------- ------ • •#■•#< „ 4 - — - - — c»»j* o Lillie Mu* Tf ; iy Lj nn Rabun . ecentfy celebrated her 7lh birtJtday with a party at the homejn? J her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Car! Rabun, J r , \Ve»l F irit Street. Th» ehddten g sthrieJ on th* back lawn where they played. J ,a m rt snd were told ttorita by Dottle Jardinc and her puppet, Ollif. Traditional birthday cake, in . pink arid white, wa* terxed with lie eiesm and candy to the fob ' - |U#»U Carole Ann l.e* ate. Judy Smith. Janet Tripp; Nancy Moore, Julia Ram ie), Suiri Il.vhh*. Brverly Morris, Char1 He S nugg 'loti* Fleitchmoln, H w ’“ Saw ier Donna Sawyer*, fanetie Wolf. Sylvia Parker,’ and lam ! Hardin. grouping! and Mri. Moore point r d „ul that the color of the flow , ... , r " “ ,eM in the forr , *n *rrangementt than line and dcilgn. Very little rare and out of icaion material u uied and in 4|| arrangrincntt the luatcriali arr U,r,‘ ** nfJflv **,0 ,flr Hiey f row- 1’ru/uiion i* not admired ai the x at ant iparei are ai meaningful and beautiful to me people ai the (Inneri are to them. Contrary la the popular V belief that in each arrangement heaven, man and earth are Tr I preientrd. Mr* Moore Hated 'hat Ja p a rn e rule* are xery flex ' ible. Ituring her talk the attractive tpeaker fa thinned and displayed a number of dainty, beautiful ar rangrment* m flat lontam rrt which are learned in the Mortbana ichool, and in ta llrr con t tain rrt limn the N agrira school She drtignrd many rninpositlont The firit annual Com modore» wa* made by la-on T a y lo r to the twiner the group ami alto employ Ball, gixen by the Sanford Boat retiring commodore, Dave Mac rd the use of m sea ton flnurrt if by ararngmg ■amiltiai and azaleas and Ski Club to honor the in­ liillu . praitmg him for hit lire During a short lmiines< meet coming Commodore, Charlie Puw te n rfforl* ill behalf of the club mg an announcenirnt w at matlr ell, was to date, the highlight of Mr. Mac (<1111* promitrd hit tup to Ixora Circle m rntberi thal thii y ear’s to n al calendar. they would meet next on March Itrld on Frtdav the n th at the t”,M "> l,ir np'v Commodore other officer* who were honor­ t3t!i at the home of Mrt Vann Club houte Pf the H onda Power Mr, #p«I Mi *. C C l.4 * tcn if Parker. \ t In o’tlock tb-n •*•" Corporation, the dar.ee was rn ed at the dance were Jim Young. leave for a trip to the Red Barn Longwoed announce the engage joyed by both members and \ u r Commodote Bca Hart to r- Nurtrry tn Euilis and arr re n.ent of their daughter, Betty friend* of the dub. proving them I, u i* k v qur»lH In brine th rir n*n lunch , m . .. , u CAM PUS 1 . .. . . Il# . J n \c f. In l.in p 'l H wiitfltt. mhi at adept on the dsnre floor at rr*|N>mling Secretary i , ni i anil ih r ho*tr«<ri Mill runm h 7 t..,.. ___ the* are on tkn V pretentatlon Payne Recording F e r r etary anil „f j | r *nd x |r . narlow « right 1 fna Mar (.till*. Trravurrr y ,, . . . . M n Morgan and her ro h n .t rt Sanford. Manx thank* go to the commit r , Jf, Mr, | | lrrv \xrir >|r , Mi*i luiwre-ue • « graduate of lee member* who*e efforts made r.eorgr F Jr»*cn anti Mr* T J. I.* mao High School srd i* em Dm a ninit tu tcetifu l dance. Kilelme. verxed roffee and dough The monthly Moonlight C ruue n"“ *° Ihr m em ber. Mrs W It Meriwether. Mr* vtll hr held this Saturday, the Cordon Manley Mr* Vt \ llo Mr and Mi* <■ I Let. i anile. l*t Thrre will be a conkoul at lVru* Mr* C F. Brook. Smith. Mill Junk* Luxrn, daughter t o r SHuod* h*» b<*n n»bie<l one Frenchm ans landing Member* y1ri Wight Kirtley. Mr. T Navy rt 3rd Street fiom linu>. Hr. and M n. Sutnuer if. Lux-of th * beauties a t Snead may Ira te Sanford at their con y|frp y rl ,| y Trrwilteger. lun. I rx — » --------iC ollcK f, Janice nn* eicilcd to ” KU.NESDAi Mi a mt Mr. J 1 IV"-1*ct*m*h , vcnirnce. anti return at a group y1ri | ' i r x ,fi \ | r , At Domino, \av v W Aid Mreel ami from h er honor by the r n llie student ^be irn in r choir of the First by moonlight. Mrs tiru rg r K tik . Mr* FranX rt alter », (t kla twwly and wiJtbe f ra tu m f m the i f’>e*b>terian Church will meet Donohoe, Mr* u D B it hop J r ., Mr. a nd Mn \ H A •kren, 13J3 edition of The P ines, the ml- lor ‘ upper at « p m and for Mr* Itougla* Sten ilro m . Mr*. Navy W. !*th St reel From 1,1.11 X ! t;e xearfccili. rehearsal at A 30 John Burton I ' M r* Harry le e Ohio. .A home economics m ajor at The Mid-Week Ibblr Hour of J r . . Mr*. A. J . Bracke n . Mrv Mr and Mr. VI J rt lute with Snead. Min Luxrn also hold, a ,hr F ,r»‘ Preihytrrian Church Donald J<%ie» Mr*. W ic r, 'lr» w Jrd Street music schulanhip ard is accom- will be conducted by the Pastor, Morgan, Mr* Donald B ale*. Mr* We»tin ih o u .r , panist for the Snead College at 7 p. m. B B Hollingtw orlh. Air* W. Finm Hart well, Ga. Mr and Mr. B ll R .;i«ler. The Chancel Choir of First P Knowles. Mrs Spencer Maiden. Choir. She is head ih e crlca d er ard % Mrs. Lll Scick of Fori Park lhf e member of the teienU v organ- Presbyterian Church will be con Mr*. Bobcrt Rosemond Mrs <ia employ-ed by At ’anti* Co* it Line; School in Orlando nil* ired chapter of Sigma Phi Cam- Juctca by the Pa*tor. at T p m na* Mrs Howard McNulty Air. W 1st Stnret. F’tom lam ps Fla \w guest speaker at the rrican m s, in*ernational w elfare tutor- The Chance! Choir Mi. an,] M i., V 11 ILdilii.nn, of First D I. J a rre ll. Mrs. Kile line, 'tr* (■ihhI shepherd Home department of th "1" Presbyterian Church will meet Mnngnu* tine V\f . >om le»*tn Mr* tieorge " a le r * . AIis Nav v at I n ilrrl I u litrran i hutch Club on Thursday -*11* t.ddv n illr. Ky. •Mi** Luxtn, belter k n o w n tn at 7 30 p. m I W Carm an 't r * Verne Jenn lies Finest It UnlitX. Jr. eight o’clock. M- ami Mr. It. lbP) fiuh|t v*nh The Woman s Society of Cbri* Ing*. Mr* i*. J la ip cr. Mr* J a ik lg are •S anfl,,,btr* si • Du.ty, * is a 13j* Iloiteivc* for the * J"o»eph S iad u ate of Seminole H ig h Scho. I. ,u n S * r v *ce of Kirst Methodist When the pinp hit Joel l a i gford. Mr* Ja ck Youngbladc, t apltal> <’on*t. l « W 3rd hlteel Church will liave a study entitled talking about the teeing Mr* Alford Chile*. * Fm m Abingdnii. \ * Mr* Herald F itig e ra ld . Mrs. •Middle Fla.! Pilgrimage” at to "! *'*mni by the young men, Terlap, Mrs Karl ^ F l e e t , --------------------------Mi «nd Mi ■ ' 1 i . i 1 1 ton John Cullen. 'Ir » Howard W elglr, a m. t lining with an Arabic Yea and the dreaming of dreams Mr* ticorgc P ittar M r. F J M ill*. M i* J " H ill. with It- llliig n A M .iilUi " r*t l i t b, the old, Coleman and Mrs Mr* It < Hamilton, Mr* J . S tire t Fro m la-xiri|ii>n. A. t , The monthly ,hf Tbe W o H l Carden Club lunch- •Vur« ^ „1E meeting and study of He must h a te lutcsien ' l r . a till Ms* X H eitim an . reIt Sangslrt and Mt* X a v ie r V 1-, • * K -.n lim l. I'k a n in d rip Demon- con w i.l 1* civen on T h u rsd a y , the , First Baptist the xiilon of F mmole F.xening Thur> |9jh> >t , j M |t ,h(. M, jU ) t ,Iln Soul-Wtnnin* at tiled m in iates; Film V s*., and grant. H onardo tia Vinci who »lration Club will , . ,, . , hum In d ia u a p iJii, In J Church, 7 ;30 p ni D r. Daihv Speak* • i ,, . a 19ih at 7 Hotel, tlsv evening F e b / T. . A P ray er (Srnup will nieet in the wrote T lir Magnolia C ircle met at the ti i lot k, at the itT on 2i" ' T»ic gue.l sh ak er w,II. be Mi. Daughter* of Wesley Classroom Man »u l l fix’ on the nuUitlr home of Mr* W illiam \Va**on J J* M ono of Ur Undo w ho will The Shut In Prayer tiroup will *'l hit d iawing* of the fu»t with Mr* Jan ie * Hunt iitlio v lc ** Program lo r r ' cnm * 'll1* i*b!c d rc o m tlo n i meet at the home of Mrs Alter flying machine* llu rt t tpeaker wa* D r. J F A* each Jet cut* it* trad he ’ Furniture f ' 10" 'T ™ d*y lo ,or- Palmer. t*l* Myrtlr Avr Darby from the local Flxperimenl The Hurd tesiion of the \\ S. arro«» the *ky. rangrment” an^11,, * t f< , b> m". * " * ' ’* " * • the hnttexe*. • *' Hetcher Mr*. Mono ha* judged many i S study cour»e. "Middle Fa*t The dream ha» liecome a xitlon. Station who rsplained atmut thr variim - ilit c a t r* and pc*t» in the and Mr* Kill W>r r i | f lw a r m H o n d a. Pilgrimage,” will meet in M ihin the tisiun a reality. Florida gaiden* and recommend 'ta n flies ley Hall. rd *av* t-i eradicate these pe»t* Chapel Choir rehearsal at «s.J*i He alvo showed a set of in l r m ! p. m. ing alidr* Senior Choir rrh rartal at ci.tS Thr h o itrvie s terxed rdffec p. tn. and rake with Mrs J . K Nlrh T i I -cate a leak in a gax pipe, brush map »m|» on the pipe. The iilber will buhh’e w-here the js* l* e-caping Annual Ball Is Held B y Boat And Ski Club suss i . i n jn\i k i w\ itKM i: t« m m msa i s u i n t bh>too* vatu* Ootieii r n w iw l U n Engagement Told v» Jaiiiccbuxen Is College >eautv O Church Calendar atocal Newcomers Jjw im Jjwla £V SU ftiA f“ wd*»h Luncheon Tomorrow J^ople ^ r5* G o e fz 7 .Hi p m .—The Comrnistion on ( p s A A n n a ld Robert 1 Mvrddrn. group man fold in th ager of Still the in Melt Telephorvr and the lovely bloom o l pink P in t Me*1* Connecticut, but ( n t* iunfilled tn Ins home with c a m iT liis which ran be *cen from C f n r x ’ I l i u i L I a t f it r iio .lu m b e rs found the th eir In ing room window the mumps two of I' x In i Mr* C rt 11j mil S r id l b-w M r. and Mri V V D o c li ar M l l S U c T C I l t M t ' t ' l city of ,d rJ throu»:h Uton arrived today to vtvit Mrv, with re li* »nd n o w a r e eo- rive d from Tine Meadow* a * tour T h r L i l l i e Women*’ Story H a 1st* but endtd up by. busing a guf met re cen tly m the home of ' * « * " h"<’ -^ n lu n i I 1 house onn Catalina D riv e . ” WeSsndra and Danell Wright Loch " r * H am il w ill attend the wed x r planted an o th e r or- Arbor ding of A lla n M affetl and Mi»» even have Nancy P lla l Mr. and M r*, s’ . W The m eeting was presided over KIN G *1'- 11 11 *“ T 'n ange tree in our y a rd ” s a y * Mrs U o ctr. a pleasant sp eakin g worn by Dottie Ja rd in e . ste ep resident I •••"Ml •*’ wlill arrive F rid a y fur footl frT* * * ' c >ou S h e also and repo rt* and letter* were read T h i l pend* on howr much an w ith brown eyes wedding Mr and Mrx Harold II K • *1 W illiam s s e rrr la ry . frozen* >our i* willing added that Mr H o rtr is latXing by l.in d a ner. Tw in I akr* are home after to r a ' ) ' Ja m e s D. Bromley, of spending »omr lim e h r r r th li |)u*lng th is lim e an F i l t e r pro ronvu rdueallon s p e c illu t at S u m m e r which could in d ir a t r that gram, fo r th r agrd at different attending the l nited I te*h F ru it and Vegetable Convention ai the r : ln P e,| iy,( c r iity of Rhotle Island they might lie perm anent rrvi rfl1 h(, m r, Member* p ro m t were M arcia S la tle r Hilton Hole! in D a lla i To a freerer p a y it* way, d rn ts yet However. F lo r id a sun shir.e^ Ji b * In compete w ith fn r l.ip p in ro H . Karen 'le t r lr r , T rx a * , ou * to use it often ■-■•.o *hark . i (n t u n n rrli |)0m P Ja rd in e . Susan D eklr. I.irs tn a letter In Sanlnrd Mr* mean* h avin g most *f grandchildren desrnbed th rir i ip vm jia i. vegetables and fruits cut da " l ll ia m * . Pal Moreen, Linda K a t in r r 'lr tioetz li retired a lte r 31 viltch cll. Sandra " r ig h t . Danell which included much >uht re freerer,” said Brom lry. I j 1*11 a M-cubic fool trerrer y e a r* at a P o ilm a ilr r and nu-v n right y (ril \ jrg ln ij itorhr and mg in New u rlean * wlu-re they F ( ’ W illiam * saw , , w ’ the Hie M ardi lira * I’ arad r In on)Kttc a y e a r i atmut *20 p a ste * much of hi* tim e a* an ,[|on»or*. Mr* player (n,j ^|r , j , j jrdiruD allas they atlended the T r* a * nf frozen lo o d i, the cost e n th u *la itir shuffle board P“j J,fllng and o jieralin g Ihe fre ci at Ih r Sanf«r-I Mud fir b o ard < lub proararn included stnrie* "Round I ’p ‘ p ally at 1Dr D a t'i* M em orial Auditorium and aim , , i | amount lo atiout £> ernt* w h e rr hr ard hi* wife a re nirm j, j Sandra " r ig h t and Pal vincren pjciund. hr said. I f you fill l * 1-* While here Die t .o e lie i ure <(1(j „ ir _ , r ) | r r i(t l n ,j went lo Ih r F lk t Club to pay I freezer 2 's tim e * a year attending i h e Congregations! 4 fr, f J ( r 0 rn red hearts and p rr their rrsp ect from hanford li u n |F pounds of fo o di the cost C h ris tia n ihurtF. *ented them to their form er »pon light* of the D allas v isit, for M r* p a rin g and operating the . snr VI r* Roche Mrs Roche Kastn er. Included a Netman M . thmtrd the gtrla a hand puppet cu* fashion show and having an t f r drop* to 12 rent* artist use pure gold in sketching id of froren food T h . Annual Fanquet o f Stetson «hr had made and u»cd it in a picture of her t'n iv e rs itv legal alum ni w ill take the telling of stories. Frco Fads prr Alumni lo .Meet Influence O f C o lo r m n il I , a ,T P M L . -Minn. < L I i-C o lo r ,hr, »«d Prime re sta u ra n t R lP K ’ a and i .uiYhi f o( S rm tfl0 .f f in a room has more to H thin u aM,WJ() get* the eye. Other panie* booXrd at th r re»Some tolor* may induce fatigue. | t |,"r'<'nt irelude thr Ca**elbrrry «r * bright lurciunite against Jon’* l lub banquet in be given right red. while other color earn- on , hp (nations may rut down storking, je ffic irn ry or cau*e adverse ffioodi w*rned home economist Gertrude Eslero *. She said color (election* for home* are too of­ ten based on fashion or personal w h im , with no consideralion for p ractical factor*. , #Jt ’.hi* r*e**fi» (4 IT -7 V at WHghl attended J-r tin pole High *. bind in Sanfoid. lie has .rite .I wuit th- t s im i) and •* now an em ploy, of the Coca Vela Bolt i tmpany The wel l ; ■* li b . an event Mr of 'p r il IVih and mipuat wilt be •nnounrr-l later. rooD B T o a ia i v ia t w h ib i We Have plans W i v e s H a v e Tea Ih i* a tlr i n**nn the Fln lltte J Men . t' ii e i tut, rn trrla in rd w ilh a ' l.e l i H e i Xeijuainted Tea at the L’SO building T b . inform al tea wa* h rld be­ ta i-rn the hour* of three to fu e with 'lr Ronald rtoodhnutr, 'li lion T aylo r, Mrs W alle r M umr and M r*. Wesley Place as ltO*lC»»C! I h r next m e rlin * of Ih r rlu*i w ill hr t l o i h 2 at A o’clock at th . 1 M l building I lower Show P A R IS 1 1 1*1) .— Plant*, flowers and floral decoration* Jrum every pan of the w m lil w ill lie fra lu rrit at the F lm a lia In teh ia llo n al. opening In P ans April 3f fe e d L aw ns N ow HUNT'S Tuxedo Keed Store lo r . S A n fa n l A 2nd FA 2-2624 LONNIE'S L RKCOKD RACK **Top* in I’opn’’ .11* K. lot St. Bt SANFORD AVE. Munic t« My UuntnfM — — My One And H u s in e s d Notice To Clul» M ri i M. Flo w ers, jirriu irn t o f lbs- Seminole County Federa lion of Woman’ s (.lu ll* w i.h r* tn .a ll the allen tin o of all (tub women l« the foitheom lng tele east of the nen eral F .c .e ra i-o i P.-e.ident on Februaiy Ju, 1913 Mi<» D illo ld w ill appear ovet ;he FMwatd R . Murrow- Perton To Person program at I " . 30 p m . 1 S T on the Columbia llroadra* ing S vitem . Mr Vu rrn w • s u it to Headquarter* w ill give women *H over Ih r country an nppurmn 1 1v lo i r r Ih r H rad n u artrr* Bul«d ing in Wa-hlngton, II. C Bridge Cluli .Meets The next meeting of the Sait bud Duplicate Bridge Club will hr im T h lln d a y evening at V (i'<lo«k at IFe C o m m unil/ t enter Ddh and Magnolia Vt thp last e v c u iu , « f tirujge high *»uie« went to Vtr». 1 F Anderson and Mr* lio i* A-lam* V|t». Ilr n v r i C o id rll *nd Civile tU m ie y won second and D r. and Mr*. L . Mun*on won third A Souncl .Savings Flan . . . The Beuinninj; Of Home Ownership! New I dling lo r F t la ir s SAN F R A N C IS C O ( L T D — The ( alifnrm a I nods R rse a rth In s ti­ tute recoim nend* this d e * ir r t : F ill e c la irs with banana tee cream and well-drained fruit co rktail and lop tciih chocolate sam e n o w s m o w i .m ; Ol’KN 12:15 Vet • »avii-gi program ha.»-i on saving re g u lirly whera monsy earn* rnurr and l* com|>lrlely (,KT MURK Ol 1 t»i I.IFE DO OUT TO A MOV IK. af» toward home o w nership. You hx* »1ailrrl many on Ih rir way j *\c fo r the down payment and then we w ill luan you the balance a{ low in te rn rates. And, SEE O U R D IS P L A Y O n ly »• I ' t i U c iliin Suit ’ Art. Mai **«c l a — I ola* iirrstding at the coffee table The Wmt'** ^>rrn ' on! *ni' 1joying the mivrliy of orange* anil Memt>er*hip and Flvangehtm will n ail com m unity o f ' g ra p efru it tn the back y a rd — meet in M cK in le y Hall. w plot ed by >anfoT d (at 1st SisSitm, it*t- Our Town Mr. i Bi■ jo . ----- rem em ber, the la rg e r jo u r downpayment . . . the lets the loan i* t'-ing to eci*t yuu. So. »tait »a«mg *y-tem atically here and earn our trig dividend . . . in an arcoui I that is insuied lo flO.uoo. Tonight Ol'EN V O l’H . K l i l l NT HERE TODAY! at the American Legion foYMENT Fair •fodoAHD ■BOTH • KAflMU wjsiUI MJICHEU - 0«ifCNS lUSM-HtfisU F K A T U R K : 1:0xl . -1:«rt . 5 :1 2 .7 :1 * - fl:2l ADAMS TYPEWRITER SERVICE 207 West First St. BOf HOff ityi ■RHnBw-edt M i H f s r e p ’ f WEEKI WACWEESPRING. ^ IM * * ftkdM I M n M »«w flVIST \EHEML (A S S o4C I A T 1 0 M w �—« . . . X *- » « . —•*•'•> x. •• •« * *«*■»*t *•«* #Aj u f %. • - ate Far* *—Wed., Feb. 18, 1959 r+ m o a t* fW tv T o o o V i Pork Loins Whole Or • k A Q c Rib Half * Jf ALL • (>OOI) Urand Sliced 89 Bacon 2 m Ueralf y “SUPER RIGHT" Weatem Com Fed RlHG ..39 I*** #infar0 CAP’S* JOHN’S Dry Pack Standard - 33S| J* Oysters 12 Or. Can *> 1n GREEN GIANT GREAT 1UG TENDER SwL Peas 6 FANCY GOLDEN WHOLE KERNEL CORN ) t> LADY DEITY Prune Juice 3 I • t|t. ftlirk lil Chunk Hot llr% Tuna A & P OUR FINEST QUALITY 6‘/ i oz. 35c a * ' P rn o n at Rise Apple Sauce 8 Ivory Soap $1°° Medium Sli# Ivory Soap L iu DETERGENT Giant I’fcf 49 2/19c n it* Ivory Soap S a il 4 /25c 2/31c Gentle Ivory Snow lg. 33c Detergent Mi m l Tmlei HEINZ Tissue Ketchup 2 Hollies 49 OCEAN SPRAY M ir r il P u t r l t H f w *M t o w a t pood S to re s 200 Magnolia Are. a t 2nd Street * tx 2,21c M irn l Tea M m u 1 to Napkins Cranberry Sauce 6 c L $1°° NaPki"» •+ 1(1/99c ao e x 10 / 1.00 Rltrken Charm IN FL Waxed Paper 19c Nabiirn Premium Saltines Ivory Liquid q t 1.05 Camay Soap 2/27c O re n er G lint Spic n* Span 89c w* ME OC S o TO G ST R E A P / b .TS r ^ 5 . £5s w ^e: ricanaer Comet giant 2/49c Rhorttnlng 1 lb. 25c HCV.' tVKAT ABE > 00 O CV J? >OJ Itatfi Rite Crisco .. 3 lb* 95c a «r, �*• # v r » « • v4*^ ii»| § ia .y Dust Catchers Can c l a s s if ie d in d e x Become 'M o n e y l-F O R BENT t- L O S T AND FOUND l OST-LEASE. Big Sale Oe N E W unfurnithed 1 bedroom T ^ i - i .o s t a n d rOUND bouse. Lights and water furnishEverything. Furniture Center. 4 ^ 2 - F O R RENT ed. FA 21391. IA—ROOM ft BOARD 1-F O R RENT 2ATTRACTIYE furntahed room* i 9—BEACH RENTALS suitable for atore, office nr L ir je 1 bedroom unfurnished 4—WANTED TO RENT alcrping. 125 month; ■* mile a p t . Fla. room, tiled bath. 1700 f —REAL ESTATE FOR SALE aoulh on Orlando Highway neat Magnolia Ave. 1T0. FA 2 3*51. *—F a r m s . a c r e a g e . to Sunoco Station.. Completely remodeled * room UnGROVES furntahed apartm ent. I S Park Fl'R BENT: 2 bedroom CB home, , T—REAL ESTATE WANTED kitchen equipped, near b ite, in A te. New all itcel kitchen fully f 4—MISCELLANEOUS city. >*A 23414. equipped. Apply >11 Park A te. - t-FI.O W F.R S - PLANTS tVEI.AKA APARTVTWTS: r w e i 2HEUROUM block heuie. Ideal W BIIRUBS location. FA 24354. private bath*. I l l W. F tm S i I t —OFFICE EQUIPMENT FURNISHED apartment FA 2 2100 I I — AUTOMOBILES . FURNISHED room FA T7304. TRAILERS Three room (urniihed duplex 2 BEDROOM (urniihed apartment 11—BOATS ft MOTORS Phone FA 20733. apartm ent, 2101 Magnolia, 143 00 11-FA RM SUPPLIES A Phone FA 21*51. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house MACHINERY Kitchen equipped; enclosed 2 STORES for rent. Will renovate 1 4 -P E T S . LIVESTOCK . back porch: screened front for tenant. FA 2 1232 d i) i. SUPPLIES porch: garage: nice lawn FA 2 4T90 nights. 11—ARTICLES WANTED Good location. Adults. FA 2-4669 I t —PLACES TO EAT Nice sleeping room, private en­ or FA 2 3112. IT—BEAUTY PARLORS trance and private bath. (-WANTED TO BENT FA 2 39*4 11— FEMALE HELP WANTED I t — MALE HELP WANTED 2 Bedroom furnished house. 1213 COUPLE, reliable, good charac 1*—MALE OR FEMALE ter am! references seek irnail W, 2nd St. Inquire *1 1215 houie or apartment, kitchen I t —WORK WANTED W. 1st. after 4:30 p. m. (urniihed. or la-aie-Managrraent 12— BUSINESS New 2 tw dri»ti| house unfumlihed of im all buam rsi with living • *L. PORT UNITIES on a lake, vicinity of Osteen. quarter*. BOX 43, ta re SariTord « —SPECIAI SERVICES 110.00 per month. P h o n e Herald. , 14— PIANO SERVICES FA 2-0319 before I a. m. or 2 BEDROOM, prrferrably 2 bath after 1 p. m. v D 14A-BUILDLNG CONTRACTORS home. I loo month. Call 11—ELECTRICAL LARGE (urniihed apsrtm rnt. 310 FA 2 2*02. CONTRACTORS Magnolia. Call A. K. Rosscttcr ISA —BUILDING, REPAIRS. Florist. FA 21951. 4-R EA L ESTATE FOR SALK 21.II BUILDING SUPPLIES 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house MAJOR BRONN REALTY 31—NOTICE * PERSONALS FA 2 5645. Realtor I I —ARTICLES FOR SALE LAKE MARY 2f—FURNITURE A Ph. FA 2-521? or FA J-IM4 HOUSEHOLD 3 BEDROOM CR home, kitchen equipped, 11.W0. takr up low v m i ii : th iin rK vn TO; la trl* n. si. t. v IN «n.i - - monthly payment* 1’h FA 2.5276 VUt.VIV h i ! w i l . i r l j u l i v I: Legal Notice * Sosa Is Executed; Orders Self Shot By FRANCIS I» MCCARTHY HAVANA <UPI>—>l»J. Je»us Sosa Blanco. Cuba's twice convict ed "'war crim inal No. I,'* was A riecuted early today by a firing ® squad to which he give the o r­ der for hit own death. Snsa was shot at 216 a m. e i t. tn the dry must surrounding H a­ vana's ___ Cabana _ __ Fortressprlson. „ Reports from the SC.n. SlId he farrd the firing squad bravely *1 forgive jou, and I hope you forgive m e.'' he said in a clear, steady voice, and a moment lite r spoke bis I n i word: "F ire !" The regular commander of the firing squad admmiitered tha coup de grace, firm s ■ .43-caliber bulIrl mm Sosa * brad IP make cer­ tain he w i i dead Ariel Lima, a former policeman sentenced to desth severil days ago. was shot a few mlnutei later. A five-major * revolutionary tr i­ b u n al' headed by Maj. Camtlo r * , Ulcnfucgos. the arm y'i chief of w ataff, T urtday night rejected Sos i's appeal from h n aecond con­ viction id crimes againit Cubana during the regime of ousted dieIjtn r Fulgencio Batista. Soia. who w ai convicted for th* first time tn the roman clrcua atmosphere” of the Sport* Palace Stadium, waa found guilty TueaIN day for a iccond time of "m u r­ der, tw endtariim , looting, rob• bery and property d a m ig t" to • military courtroom here. *. i? s* si AIIViiI.li. •i>'t .Vll.NiiU' hi. *.!(» If llvln« »r.4 ir •l.j.l i h . l - inWno»n hair* ■ iflH ii, | . * i l t s s , iisn lin ; aflU *in an-S *lt e*r#*t'.* .'■ in lin e h s. ihrt»t:ar> ..r ui’i l u » > . f the • • I I i | . f * n c l j n n ».f u lh rrn lsv . «n.| 411 *n-l alt l>*r*.il>> ilMlmlnic »n c . s l a t * f ' * n i . III Ir, nr (rtt»r*«t In. «■r 1|* I u|Hitt, tl-i f**l (n-iyrrll IMII Vrr.ln i l l K t I M . r< *1>) ik irief. 4 ROOM unfurnished frame house on large lot. 4 miles Weil of Sanford, off Rl. 46. D ftp well. FA 2 142* __ Legal Notice 3b r Catchers' If You #«afnr& iira td ^ ‘ 0 tA F F -A -D A Y "Cal! Realtor I'hane FA SPECIAL RBRVICRR WELL linil.I.lN G Fairbanka Morse Pumps Repairs to wII makes HOWARD W. LUNG 307 F. Commercial Ave Phono FA 2 2*33 2.1641 I—FLOWER*. PI-A NT* GKAP I VI I I F NURSERY REAUTIFUL HOLLY All kinda and files Grape villa Ave. FA 2 0M* Floral Arrangement* — Corsages. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 21*22 or FA 2 0270 rre w oo dru Farm ft Garda* Caaslae ANNUALS M l Calery A»a. 11-A I rr«W ORILKS-TR AD.RRS 4 giNltHh*t*a«r*Mu • You’re not oven TRYING to iinagin# you're in Venice I" RRAL ESTATE FOR SA L* SUNLAND Estates & South P IN E C R E S T 3rd Addition. KRAI. ESTATE FOM .1ALB COUNTRY CLUB a MANOR 2 H edroom s F l o r i d * Room — F.1I.A . — $ 2 8 0 00 ( I n c l u d e s Cioaing) $8280 .00 only $&7..r>0 monthly V A - PHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As S100 ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Stenstrom Kculty CAIHLLAU Iii* _ ■n o ' Special Fleetwood Sedan. Full Power — Factory Air Conditioned — I-ocal Car. This ca r has true e je appeal ROLLER MOTOR (SALEM 2nd A Palmetto FA 2 *231 FARMER’S a RKNCY 1*53 PONTIAC Starehief. fully N. V. Farm er, Rraltor rqulptved. p r e f e c t condition, I». II. Mhltmore, Aiv«c. f l.23<i Can be fs.lanced for re ­ sponsible buyer. Phone FA 2 0331 II* S. Freneh Ave. Th. FA 2 5221 dav or FA 2dVt|7 evenings. After hours FA 2 2611 or FA 2 4321 TO SETTLE ESTATE AVAILABLE NOW Seminole Realty Scoff's Palm Manor Hall* 3 BEDROOM, 1's bath* new masisnry home. Good to o lion. Close Its schools and shopping center. lv s.il, FHA financed. MONA JARVIS FA M i l l IV Tin: I Mil I IT 1JHMT. VIWTSI U om ei D esigned F o r j i m i i t i . i i m u r n r r ic i n m " iv « wsi n m •iiMivsit.i: Horld* Living. (III VII I l l s VI HIM Ml. —— It. W g lN K Il. tin l i • In t ' v ' ' m u l t iv Tin: yi v r u ii el* t i i »; ai; ' ’I'- 3 i i B e d ro o m s— 1 i 2 B a th s * Dla.-ks West of French I'gurt *>f th* Nin th J u l i a u l C lf '•». TI oX 111' INFANT SVIII. HT IIS-N|i« a tiff f««r t v w iiir . FI or- NT PVUD *ol IIOOA LKl. IITIllJ Avenue an 20th Street. 13b, in Chan oar > .*•>. Ifvt#. Th* ha* h" M in i i: t o snow r u *r: MODEL 01'r.N DAILY lur« uf tha null ii i*ti>f T«> uniat Tift: htvti : i >v I'LoltlUA To; Ti.i. ,YRTWet V?1 the I'LAL'Di: AMIK For the Rrit n u ts Tn Rest Esllt* II,ml* 1 Hus IS • ill 1I1J ls*t Itiaraafl »'f Maetlr.1. Sim«n*id na.iiala IS. Tuistuhlit :* iMuth. Bang. 31 3KK CULLEN ft IIARKKY A (1 1 1 urn Callllr'U baslna btan i:**l. Kamlual* t 'u u n i) . E la n d * W. A. t agle, Jr. SatMiuan l" »"d ls-s 3t fsst s l a n g t * h **i bvuaU- flltd In Ih* Clrrult f. r SamlOul* I'ounlv. SUrldlk !'• i r r far N i l p u r p s . s 110 N. Park Ave. Ilv. FA S M il Th* till* *r Ik* . * s » l* v . v n u v i nan.au, WI, * t a I n _e#llU*OW»* vv h i x K t i , Ji.’s e u : n i v c i v t i i in* IIKNNT lit llli and RO«V L*K S»(f. K A I t n r IIO.VXUTT its: wi: llTKti. Ms wlf* aaak t-i s 1ar« * Ft HI THE SM ALL FAMILY MONXISTT hi* wrl'r *uJ ir AII* •!.«> , arisin rnin,#ii rnlnnr famal* cMlo. 2 IIEDRDOM I'll home vsi'.h 1 INFANT AJIIK. Ih**» s o n. WKINBIt. *tn*l*. nUInlirt*. (o-w11 aanta *f. I> - ana* a**d ra-iuli* «u« hrirk trim Tile bath, kltrhrn s-sraua Lot IK Tl it. LAIN *r*l - tu l.a and abd'ar latufa Ilia alwi** Im n ic d ia t* Occupancy SI I.AIN. Ms wife. Shd JOHN H lltj# Court an Ilia tnd da* of equip|ietl, M-rrrnrtl jiurili suitAlt Not.tr a i d -----IIlNul.U. Ms yiarrh. A. I i , ill* th*" *"■! tnai* IVe Gu*r«:iIco lVisonal able fur I la. room f'arpurie siirt. If l l i l n e , a n t If rts.-J. their tn t*l.s». If an* Sou unk now n hair*. i l a t l i t r s )*** i*r* whv*h"W tha ra.|.4aa' ef III* Paillfoo. * nil utility room. Oak shaitrd Natlsfiictifui or Vuur or a i a n i a a s and i n s and e l l ca r. • >• knaln ai.ould «*! ta craniad lawn, f e n ro l bark yard. In a s m i l a i m i n * tie. ihrouali <r unMoney Cheerfully lltiain fall ool ana a I‘», ra. dar anv o f tha aald d tfa n d a n l* or Pro I'anfaaan will na am.'.-l ( It) J'I S.'dI ISI Refunded. btharsslas and ant and all n ' t - aaalnai suu and th* cauia vracaad aons >Jaunliia anv astala raint. • i n.rl. Itll*. nr l l i l t r t a ’ In. ot llarj unnli nlTM:** ms hand .nd nffir .1 N|( E older U n ln-druom home tn* rral tir.-o a n v harstn daarrtt.ad .**1 at nailford. A.mlisnta 1'iu .l s mill modern balh and kilrhrn ur a n r o a r l (h*r*»f dafandama Florida on Mil* Slid das id J in T - u and aai n o ' s o u i n ra. uarr. A. I*. IIS* Hardwood floor*, wall heat, it 1. l r # d t s fit* v u u r i n a s i r ii !• Harndnn large closets. 2 screened porrh w ith th* i lark ot I ha s h o t a Clark nt th* ctrculi court a n tlt lt d Court and aarya a AmtiIi. oI* Cnunts. FlarMa es and 2 ear garage. On large t o n e lharen f ur»n-v i d . l n l t r f . *iHi: i l l Jlartna T. Vihlin lot in illy. *l3,<Ujn0. lornav*. TIIOMl'knX A Hlir.TT. it. r . whoa* Adilraa* It s i K e lt I ' t n l l a l Ilnrdnn V S'rrd.rlik A sttiu e l l r l i n l n . I'lorlda nal laiaf Alturnsi f«r l'#TItlon,; 4 C o r. I lw y . 17*92 & 271 h fl(. IF JOU Work in liu u a or Orlando t h t n Slarrh l u l l , t i l s as r t a u lted 30« ,V, r*tb A n n u l »>s law als* a l>t- ' i t rro C"n. F'. ft Hot 1*1" wr have a home for you. local Phone FA M 5 0 I f a . s o will h* anttrad a i a l n t t so u Sanford. Florida eif” near 17 92 in t assellierry and aarh of y o u I F IT IS R E A L E S T A T F . i v v v ' i T x c J t vv n r n g o r r h i t * Neat 2 bedroom ( n. kilrhrn htrtunt ) asl m v h a n l and a#fla*4 aik Crum’ty ft Monulth equipped, carportc and utility m»' offlrlal »•*! *l Sanf -rd. eaml- la rk* 1 • ur 1 «r |k* Canalr i s l a * i t 1IT Sauth Park Ph. FA 3 4435 unla founts. 1‘lnrlla this iud dai laaalaala t a a a l r . I latlda. la Fro* loom. 17.920 00. kala. of fahruars. i»l* la rai I'.aiaia or n . I* Harndan itl.A.NClii; KITCH EN* VVAUK 7 Room home, hardwruxl (limrs, Aa I'ltfk o' ball fours l>f*r«a*d Si. C. Iiv Slarlha T. VlMan kitchen electric, spate heat, Ta Alt rradllara aad Fataaaa liasK a tutv Clark la* t Ulai* ar SJaaiaad* Aella.i air conditioned Inquire Til 1.6 N. Park Ave. Ph. F a 3-<12J Sale Cat* 1*I t 'moM 'm o v a n n r .T T Mcllonvlll*. You *nd *a«h ef mu *r* h*r*kv << >:**l fantral a n n u l nntlftad and raoulrad I■> nns.nl Altoroaa* for I'lalntlffs KAYMUM) M, HAl,I, • nt tlalms and damsnds win, I, i y i UrUnda riorld* or alM.tr of >uu, rnai l a . , a.alriat l.tlt II .3Rm ill REALTOR A 1N8URDK h* anal* of IH.A.M IIi: kiTCIt- THREE bedroom Mock home, kit •N* "AIIK. dtvStlrd a:* of tai l chen equipment. V e n e t i a n Third St. ft Park Avenue. South iv t h i : e m i t i t c o t n r . v i v t ii Counts |n lha Counts- Julia of V all Call Ball J i r m i a t . cl wet it i .v avii r u n »sissln«la Counts-. Florida. •( Ms blinds, disposal, kltrhrn exhaust nfflc* in lha rourt houaa of ta ll CHIVULK COL VTV'. FLOHID.i Phone FA 2 36(1 F u v ra l services wer* held at •CMA CouriT ar *anf«rd. Flarld* «sitMn fan, Urge fenced tn hack yard V( KM 1 VO. | « « » ataht ralandar rronihs from lha •T A T IT nnv K4IKMKVT Carey Hand chapel in Orlando with shade trees Total price lima of ih* flrai nublliaii-n of Tuesday morning for Mrs. Mary j . m ii h i m : a. ils nolle# Ca.h . I■Iits or daman.I *13.200 W requiting *2 XV) Ml 55. II. "Bill” STK.AIPKU Agency I'lalMltr. M shall !>• In nrlMna and at,a 11 Mat. Ilighton Nelherlon. 34, »ho died R raliur A Insurer down and 170no monthly which a%<a• i-fflia addra.a of lha tlalmaot, an.| t Y u o u n t r r m *t si. tha ulaaa ,.f r.aidau, a and n-..* ,.f in that rlty Sunday. Burial waa in rjiA N k includes laves and insurance. As'oe, U u r a B. Oiler, II. K. Taffer t-ifandants Ilia uf ih* rlalmam. and anall la the family plot in Richmond, Vir­ Ariel! Price, Everett Harper Exclusive with • wfvfn to hr th i (lalmtnt • e ip * v o n c e t o s r e s v* • n 1 iann / fur i u^h cUlm or TO: RALPH VVOODI i M **4 • m#pn$y. ---ginia. Phrm* FA 2 1391 112 N. Park iifid rn gh,„ ill«4 «U i a void ROBERT A. WIU.IAMS. Realtor yA a S'c C* dI t Tun w o o d - d• majM nest Mrs. Nelherlon. a resident of Holsoft tVllUi Wira nt *'iv hi* »if» Raymond l.undqulst. Assoc Aa M fr.li.f „f I hi lain Will I'uai n r r i 't h i ;• Hanford for many jeers, waa the FA 2 3*31 Atlantic Bank Itldg l ' " ' 1' 1 " » SAI L Large 62 i ID #rs*l „f Cnallahtiaon N*W J . is a r daughter of Mr and Mra. Sam R. liood land, cleared, tiiln e land iii . a .n ciu ; k i fcijKN ■ \ u n i : Tot: aiis : iiK io im MrTih‘is:t» t'lkfai* I tnghtnn She was torn in S avan­ th*l a ■’.•lublllhi for lha satai-uskBED R O O M home, t tiled tiaih. | *• wping. C ash n r sm all payment irent or • tiaiulort asssmsnt J ji outolkdiliPi Jtfiuiir .Ith. nah. kltch rn fu rn ilhetl, dining area, down, belanre- *2'i per month, arrets jour I s r l s In aerllnn* I, IS She w ii a graduate of Seminole • nd 17. Taonthta IS aouth. Uarts liv in g room, utility room, imrrii *'• * • MANN IS i:a*i. **mlnala C*unt>. FlorlCt Aibcitos t i d i n g HardwiMMl ,lo » w <-akr Monroe High School, and later attended the sihlch *d|aln Uosarpmaol U u I t \ iiia : ( nt \ t \ Ji tMir« i n i h r , I’honr EA 2 5*11 Chlrago College of Art • nd 1 In said Pa.ilors h*s baan is o n i nn a r . t m o i •; floors 49,130. reasonable itown Iliad agamtl you and iou a r t ra- i t . riiiifiiM payment Her survivors also include ■ ton, OUlrad In »*r*a a snnr nf M>ur is mi; »;• i %i r. «»• , Robin, of Orlando; a sister. Mrs. Aiianar or llaad * In |U* I • m- ItIC IU Itli J III NUT. 2 BEDROOM hnme nn two lots no ih# Plan Off* altnr'-iy. S inry Powell, Vorktown. Va.; a plaint I 'ffiilfd t'snial J I d D i n nf (h* law (irm I flic bath, living room, dining 33 K offer a custom built 2 tied niMM ri. brother, John pigbtoa of Leea- of WARfltCK and I.* TS vns. :** t h ® . ^«nTr i\ rrrt om* nturn masunry home, very spa r n s> nifjk j u room, kitchen with lots of rain Park Asanua. PnuMi " tmar Park. burg. vi rvTi:n*;iTrn is rtuus throughout end in like new Plarlda. and ftl* lha nrlalnal An* t*i.i. nett, utility room and earperte : ijit it k i t i<*h a rr» j a a t r or Piaadlo* In lha offlra nf IIIu pM»Y. condition. Partially furnished. I'lXUAHKls *6.300. low down p.i\mrni Ih* I’larls nf II a I'lrrull I'nurl on O i r HkiltKIir .NllTII't Kli A . O. R O B E R T S . B ea l Estate All for *10,300 00. Cash ordernr t a f, r a tha ISlh da* • ' >la • h f h T*»l i m a n t i * ts In«frunia r |i ISIS, tf ynu fall |o -iii a*, a da- j***i111 m i but can hr financed locally, FA 2 4902 na i *i ft - th • i j|* i u hi min4 Craa nru •nnfaaan *• ill Sa anlatad Taaiin-o«t a*l4 d#ie<)«nt Is . « Immediate possession. aaalnai v*u for Ih# it: il dtmand* ► *•4 adi»t4iUd la i' okat• <n ta.d I t In ih* t’nnie'ainf Court dm.v k and o m - n n s i> **«• sn n H r.rr .n r fard. hamiooln I'suSii, Florid*, f!I»t o rw ItliIn * « ralandar in**nli* 3 BEDROOM borne. 119 I'lnccrrst HERBERT RTF1NSTROM this (III •!«» *-f » .bru* IS. I III from *l«p d*«* nf flTAi t>j M11« • ii I' mlHsl-VS I'lark of Drive, near I'tncrreil Sihool, Iteglstered Broker I'.a I'lr.ult k'nuii of Raisiln*!* linn (•* IL * ,VftfU* fi* ah|i*Ar In tali Cattrl nn»i rlH t, I.YN.N ItlsM .R rv rrllrn t nindiimn. As low as I sTuntr ana ?»iu «an. tha arHaf* »vf Hi Martha T. VlhtaW *900uj down. Ilalanrc like rent I.OITIE RHtHDWAY paid (Nil*ft Ih a4m|llii*i *aid Will Uii m ii i'lark KEN TOHHI.IT In pmhAiA ihould po| aland un> rianiat J I^Satra ia«ak#d eve iv * n n i‘'K * i ..r s : v n r Allot laics l' tlon*5 AUiandaP J»* Park t i r i i> *oulh W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR ('o u n tr Judge P a m I ft n I # III N. Park — Th. EA ! 242* VVIntar S’ark, Florid# Eli/ Mcthvin—Yclma Gonraler, Cuunfr. KloPlda Aii - ' M i fnr Plalnuff Hi Latfia Unm t | r Adelaide If. Moic* — Associates, Pubilah I'ab 11. is. : l and Marik n a rk « 1SSS 1901 Park Ave FA 2 3232 firn.NEr. MtDO.sAi.n a jia .x d - *200 Down Slot) Monthly JefJT a in f • fmr fTiocutora 3 BEDROOMS with nak Boon Nice 2 bedroom house on 2 acres fp| V >!o»»i PffAAl lend. Across the road from n»pia ndn, n mid ft ceramic tile bath. Utility room Little Venice. Neat tn Golf P uMl t h » • ! t • f t A Mft f « 11 and carportc. Nice yard with I’lca-ani Surroundinga • Special Uieto Course. F'A 2 0973. good carpet of grass • I.lcenaed I.PN On Duly At All Timet HEDRooM home, kitchen equip­ • Horn* Atmoaphere ped, Fla. room. Smell down MADISON. WU. u r n - David S 1,0(10 D ow n * 1 0 0 .M onthly payment. FA 2 MM. nianchard Republican floor trad­ 4 BEDROOMS. 2 Lathi, well locat­ ed in town. Total prico 111,000. er la the Wficonsin Allcmbly, has RATES 9100 To $200 MAYFAIR S E C T IO N : Spacious 3charged that (ho Democrats have Accwrdisf T* Car* Repaired bedroom furnished home, Own­ NEED recrbiled th* Uspllot ptge boy* *i er. FA 2 -IM . 10 ACHES or more with modern Spies. home on W rit aide of town. “ When you see e page i round, 3 BEDROOM UB, thing ft dining don't talk,** he advised GOP col­ SMALL tract* of land, high cr room, kitchen equipped, family Roma For Tha Aged low ground. leagues. room, 2 baths, quiet neighborO r . 21th ft Hlway 17 t j Phone FA M21* ROSA I*. PAYTON hood, city limits. $||.300. Gl There were four trailer parks Rrgfctered Real E state Broker mortgage. |3 M down or terms to New York Cily at latest counL f f t . £ f t M M ; - 13-32 a t g i a v a U u a . l 'A ^ 1U9, ‘Enemy’ In The Camp n REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French As*. J. W. H.ALL Tak# nett » th»* • »ul« riled • e i i n r t i t>u S'> AAJCON Vv i ; e m ; i: Jo w l* , u w BIX it It Ms ««ir» ii s h u t 111 »x v i :t t i t i: x t : IIONNBTT hi* wir». *«U IIAP.-d.l! W W W W W W W fi Inexpensive W an t A d W ed .. F e b . IP. 10.W— Pftjre 0 3—RE \ l . ESTATE FOR SALE Mrs. Netherton, Ex-Resident, Dies f » f Tvf * ► Use A n CADILLAC 195? '62'' Nperlal * Door Sedan — Power Brakes ~ Power Steer mg — 20.2ST actual — Originat Tire* — Spare h at never been used, DMA *51*3 HOI JF K MOTOR SALEM 2nd * Palmetto F A 2 *23t CADILLAC 1937 — "no” Special 4 floor Se dan. Power ilrakrs — Power Steering — Power Wlndnw* and S e a ls. I ma l one o an e r ear. Nrw White Wall Tires ONLY 21)3 HOLI ER MOTOR MALES 2nd A Palmetto EA 2*231 19)4 OLDS Super M. 4 door, PR. PS. WST. Radio with BS. healer, aulromc e je Very dean Quirk laundromat Service Shuts Finished In 4M Hours Saniton* Dry Cleaning E. 2 ith St. Foodmart Bldg, BOUTHSIDK l.kUNDROMAT •ARTYCLWM FOB BALE 3 Piece living room suite, need* refinivhing. FA 2-7164. WHEEL CHAIR: good condition. Phone FA 23213. Cotton A Wool Y anu, Notions, Threada, Tapes, KULt.tNs u o n n r s h o p At The Sign Of Th* Toteim Pwto. 2617 S. Freneh A ct. RESTAURANT A STORK ft*, turev: mrat scalra, vegetable R0IJ.AWAY. Hospital and Rat» avoirs. vIikiN, counter. gas Reds. Day, Week or Month— beater, eteitrie refrigerator. H Tal. FA 2-3111. Furniture Center burner gas stme A grill, stainl i t W tJt f ir s t St. less steel electric vegetable rase, meat ca*e and odd furni­ • Furniture Moving ft Storage ture W, it Fllioit, Astor P ark. t \ r , PHILLIPS. Agent Florida. Phone Mohawk 9-3002. WASHBURN VAN LINKS 13150 French Ave. FA 2 1991 Jackets - I* i.-t.s • Tents * l.ugcage ARMY N.WY SURPLUS Television T u h ti Teated Free. 310 Sar.ford Avenue BOLUS'S HORRY SHOP At Th# Sign Of Tlie Totem Pole. FACTORY .TO YOU 2*17 8. French Ave. 3T UMI.M M VENE’I I AN BUNDS HEATING Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom H. B. POPE CO. rati with plasUe ends, rustic 21* 8. Park ----- FA 2 423t or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. S e n k a n k (H ass «ml P a i n t C o . I l l I I I W 2nd St. I*h. FA 2 4622 „ 4V«li- . Windshield IU c k HImm awtnjT needle. Gg-aag, Singer •••wing machine. Brand new. Door GUm \ ent Glatut *23 down and p j,m r n ti of 112.00 SERVICE , per month. Phone FA 2 1630. S e n k a rllt GI« m an il P .iin l Co. 112 114 W. 2nd St. Ph. F \ 21422 ANTIQUES and JOYCE R .~ " PACKARD ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state t'. S. Highway l? n: (C assrltierry) ntente. Invoice*, band bills, ami P. O, Box 377. le rn P ark, F la. programs. etc. Progressive 3V Park MI 7 3310 Punting Co. Phone FA 2 2951 — Antlqurs with a Past 306 West 13th St. SMALL ! Irrlrir Washer, *35 ; PUMPS - SPRINKLER White sewing machine head, can SYSTEMS be converted tn portable. Good All types *nd sires, installed condition. 272 Deflary Dr. De"Do It Yourself* Bary. f u . WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Single built ucmhI bed. m attress ft S T I N E spring. FA 26293. Mar bine and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. I h. FA 2*422 This it a Her pass to Hie Rita T bratre for Elaine Smith. E ap. PRESERVE your baby's »hi*es in dale March 4lh. everlasting bronrr, gold or silver—Write 29—FURNITURE and RAW KKAI T lltlUMEIIOLD GOOD* 91* North Reath M. Daytona Beach, I'll, SELL US YOUR FURNITURE • We BUY the Most UA—PLl'M IH M ; and HOOFING • We BELL the Most • 35 r PAY the Most c 3t.i. T in .svn 11 : SUPER TRADING POST P H MRING A HEATING INC Ph. FA 2 0677 SANFORD Phone FA 2 7691 AUTO CLASS INSTALLED PLUMBING Conliading A Repairs reasonable. Phone FA 7 17*1. Free Estim ates ^CADILLAC R. I . HARVEY 1937 '6 2 '' 4 Door Sedan — Power 264 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 33JL3 Steering — Power Brakes — Hadm and Heater *- Factory Air.j Conditioned -— White and Blue 7 lone finish with grey rulor PLUMBING Inferior. HEATING DM.3 1193 HOLLF.II MOTOR BALER AIR HINDI I DINING .'nd A Palmrllo H IN T* 3 (T and REPAIR WORK FA 2 *211 IMI Sanford \v e. FA 2*542 PONTIAC Chieftain. '31 model; straight 6 standard shift; Joe U. Thomaa heater food tires; esvellent FA 2u4W ■or jltlnn Ph Sanford FA 2-4*71 1023 Sarlta St Day or FA 2 444* evenings. U -P IA N O MERVICE 12—BOATS im t MDfOKB PIANO TUNING A REPAIRIMe 3V. I.. IIAB3IUN "Gateway la the Walriway ' Ph. FA 2 4223 Afier 3.0<3 p nt. 3 mtr fvtnrud* flaaler HlHCSON SPORTING C.tJODS This Is a free pais tn ihc llltz 101 4 M F. t«t. Pb«n« FA 5 »9«t Tlieatrr lor Gi-orgr 33alter Moi gan. Flsp date- March -tth It Ft CtlRREUT CR A IT Ih.al and trailer, remote controls and A BUILDING t ONTRACKHtS •trrring, l«p and aide curtains. 25 b p Johnson S|wed Metrr For carpentry, painting, «eceen and many other extras 1573 or ing. roofing, and piaster repair, will lake trade In. FA 2 7429 asphalt tile, a<brlt»t a ding, ' masonry nr w..od step*, leveling i 11— Pels Live slock SssjSjdie^ and repairing garage) and wrecking call F,3 2-4SW. BOXER PUPPIES for tale. »to FA 2 7690 2i—ELECTRICAL SERVICES • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WILSON - MAIL It New And Uses! F um itura 311 E. First St. FA 2M22 VUl PI uni bin ic <£* Kupiiirs 17-BEAUTY P3RLORR VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Parts (or all makes nf .'Icatteri, IIYRRIEFUA BEAUTY NUOK Eleclrnluv, Hoover, Kirby, etc. f elt btiettal. 110 permanent *7 .Vi Free pick up. Work guaranteed. f A 2 3712 103 So. Oak FA 2 47*3 i i - M4MALE MKI^ WANTK4> Houle Wiring — E ectrtc Service 5td Ylhlrn CV Hit GIRLS over 21. Apply in RANDALL ELECTRIC Co. person at Pig N Whistle. 112 Magnolia UY 2 0915 S M I Ills NY WORK 9 tn 7. Apply Sanford Shoe Center. EA 23071 25 A - BUILDING - REPAIR*— PAINTING 20 VI ale or I cm ale FI/)OR sanding and finishing Cleaning, w a x i n g . Serving Men Women *20 Daily. Sell litml Seminole County since 1923. nous namrplatcs Write Reeves H. M. Gleason, Lake Miry Co. 1Mile boro, M ill. Painting A t. FA 2 7929 Ironing, 10c ft lie. FA 2 7241. 1 11 dn Ironing FA 2 kft'jtr in my JCoajia / : - : u • •• : / home Uabj sit or iron. FA 2 792* Melsch Bldg. House cleaning or baby lilting FA 2 0*51. ____ BOOKKEEPER wants part lime work. FA 2*173 *fUr 5:30. Miami I OPPORTUNITIES Retired or active men or women, local franchise available. No fran th iie fee. Invcilm tnt 1950.00 up. Invealment fully secured by Inventory. Nn selling. O utran teed income. Write tn Boa TAA, e o Sanford Herald. Mather of Sanford 203 203 E. First Mt. Ph. FA 5-0*11 Used furniture, appliances, tooU e ir. Itought-snld. I.arry’a Mnr* 215 Sanford Ave, ph. FA J-A lll. New A Used F'urniture ft Appl^ aners A Good Place To llt’Y SELL or TRADE JENKINS FURNITURE ■MO Sanford Ave. RAVENNA PARK H O M ES • Mrilrtlliiin llunirw • Custom lluill (timlily $450 Down Include* Cloning Coat Turn Wrist On Ulllh SI. I'nllmv Country Cllili ltd. ft Watch For Our Sign* . . . 'Jilin A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 I'. ,M. T il Dark FA 2 3«2 J7-NOTILKM— PEItMONAI S I I s sit UFA COUPLE, local rest IN C O M E T A X M .R Y K E dents desire tn rent nr manage 33m. II. 3lurray (arm nr fish enttp. Good refer- 1111 Celery A \e F'A 2 1331 ernes (to* OK. Sanford Herald Closed Sunday HOUSEWORK wantrd. FA 2 0*46. HIGH SCHOOL girl wanti baby sitting after school and all day during summer. F’A 2 1470. Furnilure nml Applitncaa OPEN D A ILY -INNER t. M I, 21—Werk 33 ailed $SAV£$ N rvr f t U sed Shoem akeA . C irnnti lic h e n Co-. In c . 211 33es| 2j Uv M rret Phone FA 2 3103 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Me invile vnu lo Ire our Kurriln alinolulaly free "IlhnuL olrhunticn al one of Sanford's lead ins Motels while you kcale suilsbls houalag for you and ysur family. Dick up your key a t tha Sales Offiet. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILCY ODHAM, Corner IIw.v. 17-92 ft 27 th S t . PA S - lN l �: ORANGE 7 JAl I 1 n Well bet that somebody's ‘grnnddnddy' said, *Son, one of these days you will be mighty glad I bought this corner lot," Cities grow because of people and industry; more industry means more people; more people mean more homes; more homes in­ crease laud demuiid, up vuluc* - grand for those who bought early. Simple, isn't ill Drive NORTH ORLANDO COUNTRY ESTATES are midway between Orlando a u d Sanford, dose to Winter Turk. NORTH ORLANDO is a planned eity of homes, churches, shopping centers, schools and all conveniences for com­ fortable living und happiness. Sunshine and plenty of room for rompin", growing c h i 1 • dreu. Wouldn't you like to say, *Son, one of these days yoa will lie mighty glad I bought u North Orlando Country Estule! When you are a few yeurs older, you will find North Orlando Coun­ try Estates will he surrounding a beautiful planned city.'* Well, you can! ORLANDO Out Todaj! NORTH ORLANDO COUNTRY ESTATES ' <• CITY OF NORTH ORLANDO LAKE JESSU t/ouk oum CounVujfyta fe North Orlundo Country Estates For as LOW as &20 Down 5^20 per month BAHAMA RD. MOSS RD. v Come TODAY and sec for yourself the wonderful progress already made. NORTH ORLANDO COUNTRY ESTATES are easy to gel to. Bring the family with you. Take Route 17-92... turn at the LONGWOODOVIFJM Road - there are signs to guide you. Yon owe H to yourself to see North Orlando Country Estates. You can find out how GOOD it feels to gel in on the ground floor. Wralch your opportunities grow with Florida's newest city, city. The i tie new expresswuy will bring NOR III ORLANDO within a few short minutes to aiivwhere In Central Florida. n o «t ! ^ o r l a n d ^ c o m pa n I ^ ph o n ^ t m o 8 5 ^ po^ ^ f f k e b o ) ^ J o^ 2 ^ ^ ! n t e ^ ark �oTItr & m tfo r& fim ttf) * Vnited I’rewa Lean ml Wirt 101,. XLIX AH T tK P K W n t N T l UDAILY H T M NEWSPAPER V W SP1PR B ANT KINDEPENDENT * THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19. 1959 Established 1908 SANFORD. K0. 174 FLORIDA Integration Showdown Set In Florida Legislature Negroes May Find Whites Departed First Hole Opens, NAACP Planning All-Out Campaign COUNTV MIAMI (IJIM) — VutuiUmy amviRnmont uf four Negro children to nn nil-white achool In Miami next fall haa ati TAMl'A 117111 Fonda Ne­ the xtage fur a pitched Iwttle in the 1959 Eejfixlature. gro**, after punching their Drat Arriiyed on one aide will lie Gov. LeRoy Collin* and hii hula In the aisle'* public school advimir* tin race relation*, who favor moderation. On the color barrier. beefed up their ef other aide will Im moat of the leader* of the I.eyri.'dntiira, MIAMI (UPI) — Four Neirro children unsiRiied to Miun’i's Orchard Villa white elementary school may find no whit* children to mix with them when they enroll next ptember. White resident* are moving out of the Orchard Villa neijlhlxirhood rapidly. And those white children remainiiiK r will be permitted to transfer to M all white school if they meet "pink »lip" requirement* of the Dade County School Board. Orchard Villa te on the fringe <R a mushrooming Nrgro retalen Hal area. Three year* ago. 410 white children crowded Into IU A clataroom t. There were about gW when ichool opened la at Hep* (ember, but only 170 on Feh 1, 1939, the achool board found hi a detailed aludy of the caae. The Board reported then.* were 904 leaae* or tale* ot white real* dance* in the neighborhood be tween Oft. 1. 1M7. and Teb ». Una year. During the I9S7 M ichool year, the number of Negro children of elementary ichool age ^ c r e a te d from 160 to 600 The achool board membera re tosrd to make any predlcllona Wednesday. "I don't think anybody know*," aald Chairman C. Kayn.ond Van Dusen " W e i Just hava to watt and ate." The Board concluded In It* M* page aludy, which Included Interttaw with all the IU white (ami* Jtaa. that "approaimatcly 100 wehIU pupil*" might rem ain at Orchard Villa H the four Negroea aniar. Eighty • Bee families aald they would seek la transfer their children. 2 Fires Reported, Lady Locked Out; Chief Issues Plea H irer call* were anawertd yc»lenUv by the Sanford hire Dr partment. A defective keruaene cook atov# caused the drat fire, at 90* S layout .Ave. Slight damage waa reported The alarm waa sounded at 11:43 a ra. Firemen put out a graa* fire at 24th Si and Cellar Ave . during Ihe afternoon, and later received a call from a Sanford reaident who waa locked out of her home at 9<>4 South him Ave. The im ill fire truck waa dispatched to help the lady In ditlrcte. Kir* Chief Mack Cleveland warn *d reiidrnts against burning Irish without permission. A city ordi­ nance require* a permit from the fire department. "We will be glad to come out ami oheck any residence for fire has* an li." he aald. "If you have some­ thing to burn, call us; if we know your location, many h aiard i can be eliminalrd We will t* glad to Inspect vacant lota sml pledgr our coo pi*rat ion, ” Cleveland emphasised that no trash should he burned on windy days, as grass and woods are **tremely dry. “ And please don't leave rooking atovrs unattended," he raid. “ One of our greatest prob­ lems I* the housewife who starts to cook something, then gets busy on the phone or somewhere else HOLLYWOOD ( U P D - Movie- in the house * tond’s "perfect" m a r r i a g e craabea to an end today when Debbie Bcynolda divorce* linger Eddie Fisher, thaltcrlng a clatilc triangle Involving the couple and sultry EUaalieth Taylor. In lacking an uncontraU-d din r c e , bouncy, 36 year old Debbie asked custody of the couple'* chtlTestimony hegan at I! a. m Wren. Carrie. 1. and Todd, 1, In today to decide compensation for addition lo a cash aeltlemeM and the use of 21 parcels of land ad tbe family home Jarrnt to the Sanford Naval Air Tousle haired Kddte, 10. gain* Station. Ms freedom and an opportunity The case la being tried at the to marry U i, 16, widow of hli l !. S District Court In Orlando late friend Mike Todd. A jury *»» selected ami sworn The S‘» year Debble-Eddie mar* In yesterday, then driven to Ssn aiage foundered tail lum m er ford to view the property The when the widow Todd and Klaher contested parcels contain some junketed lo New York for ■ whirl IU acres oo the west side of the of nighlrluh* and a aide trip to field g d d le and Dehbir’a hooey moon The air spare above the land, Idyll to the Cataklll* which I* all In the runway ap Resultant publicity led to a acp P roach area, was condemned aratioo Sept • which triggered more than five years ago by the today's divorce action government. The suit has been brought by the government against the pro perty owner* to settle all claims in the area. In a "declaration of taking’," the government aleird the perpe­ tual right to remove and clear all nhslrurllon* In the approach area Mr*. Halin' E Kinlaw. m . bib Many of the residents were not Myrtle Ave , dleil at 6 a. m. today satisfied with the settlements of in ■ local mining home afte r a fered and are fighting for adill ttonal compensation. lingering illness. She wav horn July 16, IMH>. in Rladrnhorn, N. C-, and had in Hanford (or the past to year* She was a member of the First Baptist Church Survivors include her hu* Xnirnet Kinlaw; five children*1Mr*. S o m e ‘ D i s h o n e s t y ’ ^ o nim'e Mae Perry, H ....................... ailey. N. C .; MIAMI (U PI) _ The head of « Mr* A rth u r Bradshaw , W inter special li*gi<!i||cr stihrnmmittre P a rk ; Gregory K in la w , Stinson hlames the soaring auto Insiiranrr Kinlaw ami M r.. M argaret Wat- rales In Florida on the large son. all ••{ Ssnfurd; nine grand number of arcidents and the dl% children, three great-grandchildren honectv of some human hrmgs" and one cu ter, Mrs F'red Nance, tn collecting claims. Hladenti* »ru Stale Rep John , — — _J . ( ’r m * i r Funeral services will l« held a t , of Marrlrnny vatd the high rites ISO p. m Saturday at Hruson , particularly |n D uV County were Funeral Hume Dr W' P. Brooks fair to (he motorists jliH officiate Buna I will folks* tn r r f u .. here for an ----------address tn Wvrrgroen Cemetery the t.r r ile r Miami Insurance Hoard said insurance rates will conUnue to rtse until a new state­ wide safety program k developed He said factor* causing rate n se t ran lie curbed only by Hanford Junior High heat the "initiation, development and en All Souls Parochial basketball forcrm rnl of an adequate highway team in yesterday afternoon'a safety program.** Crews' committee has submitted game which opened the Seminole County Junior high tournam ent to the legislative rounril's safety Q Cnarh Howard Gordie's fast committee a 124 page report whlrh team left Ihe courts with a 4! M •dll he presented to the full coun­ cil to T ellihaise* on March 4. victory. The l i l t Moorot sagero M o o t­ ed Mm Lymao eqned to another Thief Gets 90 Cents tilt. » M . Thieves stole IW tent* from Three gamee are scneduM tor Wood r a f f s Garden Center, 601 tonight. The Sanford junior* aoak Celery Ave., lest ngiht. a victory over Slavla. Oviedo Entrance waa gained through Mi* meet* Lake Monroe end Mm beck door by cutting the screen Oviedo gveto’ Bfwad plays the Me and breaking a glass jalousie. via girls. Nolhtay else was reported missing Deb Sheds Eddie; Jle Can Marry Liz Testimony Begins In Air Space Case Mrs. Kinlaw Dies; funeral Saturday ISS Insurance Is High Due To Accidents, Sanford Juniors Get Tourney Win 'Mixing' Ordered By Dade Officials ONLY ONE MORE DAY TO GO — The line wns lonir this morni hr »t the courthouse, as people waited to buy their 1959 license tnirs. Tomorrow is the last day, and Gov. LeRoy Colima has said, "no extensions." The court­ house will be o|ivn tomorrow from 9 a m. to ft p m. (Herald Stuff 1‘hoto) Famed Blue Angels Stage Trick Show Jets performed diamond rolls, ethelon rolls and other examples of split second timing. While the four regrouped after each mancuser, the two "solo*" did horuoi.lil rolia, vertical cllmba and back to bark, ur sandwich, passes. A specialty ia the knife edge p a n with each plane at a 90 degree angle, going In different directions at boo miles per hour. Speeds varied through the show from l*o to boo miles per hour. In conrlunun, the six planet passed over Ihe field in two " v e rs ." Thrn, while four of the p lanet flew at One problem, the guests won't slow speed, the two aolus pasted have at Lake Mary's annual Pio­ neer Night la baby tilling The gay crowd will constat of those over 60, and minora won't l>e admltlsU •ilhout a p .i^ cr s» cort (at least 60 years old). The big night come* Monday at 7:30 Decoration*, music and FT. lilt AGU, N C. ( UPI i Army refresh incut* will change (hr doctor* reports*) toil ay that “a Lake Mary L'hamlwr of Com m erre building into a lilting tsall • light spread uf pneum onia" has com pin sled the treatm ent of Ihe room for the party-goers. Under the chairmen,hip of second stroke suffered by lien Frank Evans, plans have been Ueorgr C. Marshall. However, Col. Georg* M Pow­ made for a bus, which will pick ell, chief of medicine at Womack up passengers along Ibr route General Hospital here, said there The Ihis will leave Sanford at 6 43 p m from Magnolia Ave. has been "no g rea t change" in Marshall's cuoditlon. and Third SI, ‘“The extension uf pneumonia I’lonrrr Night Is traditional in . um plicate* treatment of the stroke Lake Mary. “ Young" oldsters to some eslent but now presents from all over Central Florida an ­ no problem,'* said Powell He slid ticipate Ihe evening with cnlhu efforts to control the pneumonia tlasrn. This is Ihr time for rosy havr increased by giving more chats, tall tales and reminiscing, | .^nsciliin and adding chloramphen when Ihotr in their fifties with ,;co] they were ' just a little bit older". H r said Marshall's condition With 34 years of Pioneer Nights "haa not reached Ihe critical In ta k e Mary history, tt is pos­ s ta g e ' sible that everyone will get a "Ilia rcipiratiun la unlalmred but crack at the party, eventually. it has increased slightly,” said Powell. He said thr 7H year old aotdirr statesman, who suffered a second stroke Tuesday, was restless unlit aloul 2 a in. today but rested eomfortaUy after that I'owrll said M arsfu ll't lempira beneath them at kou miles per hour. N aturally, a team Ilka lh« Blue Angrli couldn't use a none a I lan d ­ ing l.reak, to they peeled off from a diamond In a tucked under break. Taa in leader of (lie Blue Angels Is l.cdr. 7. V. Knott, oth er m em ­ ber* a re Marine Capt. It. S M ay ock, U . H I*. Hunter, Lt K. L. Rasmussen, U . 11. It. Dc winter and l-t. J . L. Damian. All are stationed at Sherm an Field, NAS I'rniacola, between air allows. Die Blur Angels will remain at Hanf.srd through Sunday, flying daily at the International Speed­ way at Dayton* Reich. Heavy At­ tack Squadron Nine wtl) join the famous team la a fly over during lh« throe days, Lt. J , B Revta, Rlua A ngrli maintenance officer, ia also In Nan ford to supervise the alrcralt, which wilt remain <>n the flight line at Faaron fit when not m tin- air. The planes are FI IF Tigers, made by Grumman Aircraft Curp tur* rose about two d rg re e t above normal Wednesday night but sub sated lo aland one degree et<ov« norm al this morning. toil a ll hut students amt teachers twit U-oul IA reporters ami phulog rs i-h e n w ere Ih r only spectator* For 13 breathtaking mlnulaa to­ day. the Navy's famed Blue An­ gels gave spectators at Ramey Field a demonstration of their skill In precision flying. After a "feel-out" pa>* to test the turbulan-e of the air, four of Ilia No Problem Here For Baby-Sitters Pneumonia Hits, Marshall Weaker Fireman Arrested For Setting Fires PIJkNT CITY (U PI)— Police tod*y charged Robert Anderson, a city fireman, with setting four f ur s hire since 1933 Anderson was arretted Wrdnes ■lay night In connection with Hie g.Vi isri fire at the Slays Building, a downtown office structure, Mon­ day night. Police Chief Robert Spooner •aid Anderson admitted setting Hi at tdaro after extensive -,ues Honingu. and admitted netting three other fires In past year* The total damage in the four fire* was atiuut fligymo, SfHMinrr said The other lire* were a church in June ot 1333, a residence In May of Ittu and a randy com­ pany In t«3* Andrrson. 33, has a wife and two children The fire department aau! he had "eierllent recom­ mendations" when he was hired. Anderson wav off duly when the Maya Building fire waa reported hut waa railed tn with other off duty fi’rm rn to fight th r blase Police got on his trail when a passer by reported seeing a man in uniform go into the building shortly Iefore Ihr firr hrole out Anderson was discharged from th r fire department today and pot m Jail. Failure Ib Blamed Mechanical failure waa blamed for a minor accident on Palmetto Ave. yraterday afternoon at &;ttt. Al Mrs. Patricia Butler, 109 llaya Dr., pulled late a parking space, Um master cylinder apparently failed on her car. The automobile hit a Jeep owned by Earl Turner, 104 M^lonvHI* Av«, D unagr waa rat I m* fid et |I2 > fort* today to flail, n the harnera non the Panhandle to Ihe (told lo a n . NAAIT iTvsnlcnl A. I.cun low . ry of Tamps van! tin admltvlon order of the Negro children to a Miami white school next Septem­ ber was “only a token thing," lie urged Florida Negroes not to be lulled by the move but to “press forward toward total com­ pliance and aceeptonce of the laws.** lie laid Ihe Flonda NAAt'l* la “pledged to continue Its fight to end segregation by calling on all freedom-loving rllu rn i to join bands in the preservation of our type of government " lowry >a!d "we hope Ihe Dade County School Hoard will prompt­ ly begin to extend the action taken to all areas of the county In the :>nrr.*dl*te fu tu re ’’ The Negro minister eriliciiod members of th r l.egiilature for citin g the action "against the Consululion of Florida." He said such statements make "each InlrllIgsnt n tlreii wonder if these men feedse that they cannot place Flor­ ida's Constitution alan r the Con­ stitution of the United Stairs.” l-owry singled out President designate of th r Senate l>cwry Juhoson for hts criticism "\V« hope that thr leader of the Sen sir will not use hts offire to riu ir H onda to mart'll backward," he aaid. Twirling Fantasy Set For Seminole News Briefs Membership G ains ATLANTA tU I'l I In i :*outheastem Jurisdiction of the Metho.ti*t t hureh gained more memIwrt than three other Jurisdictions in Ihr U. S In the past 14 years. G overnor To V isit ATI .AN IA I Ill’ll — Georgia Frnrst Vandiver aaid today he will lravc Friday night for four days of fishing al an umitarlo*rd spot In Florida. .Ship Feared L ost REYKJAVIK, lea land (U P I)— The lighthouse service vessel llrriiiudur was m I ■ a t n g and fra rrtl sunk off southwest Ire­ land Inlay with 11 men aboard. P lane Sets Record BIRMINGHAM. Ala. ( U l 'l t - A four rtiglnr Delta Alrllnra DG7U •el an unofficial flight record from Dallas, Tei. to Birmingham Wednesday for on* hour and Tl m inutri. T, . n i*. tx Including acveral prospective ran* didalea for governor, prepared to demand continuing reslatanee to racial mixing. In vising unanimously Wevlneaday to admit four Nr groat to Orchard Villa elementary school In September, thr Dade l aunty School Board said it could follow no other course under Florida*! pupil assignment law. Thr Nrgro children live lets than two block! from Orchard Villa and are walk* ing nrariy • mile now to attend a Negro school. P arrnls of ihe Negro pupils had requested relief under thr pupil aatlgnm rnt law hut had not Med ault In court. A number of legislative leaden aaid they will tee that tha d ata get* measures during the April* May ariaion tin t would halt avail token Integration al Orchard Villa or any other achoot. Reardon to mova aam a awlfl* ly from all over the alata. Kay legislators predicted drastic at* Hon, probably In the form ad tha "last resort" bill and tha par* ent option plan, would ba take* to forestall or prevent totegrattoa al any school The eocallrd Inst resort Ml would authorise county school Hank Bandits C au g h t ho.rds u* dose down any school KEIt.M tA W . S C. ( U P I , — Ban dll* rubbed Hie Hank uf Kershaw uf almul | 2U.M« today but were rap tu red within an hour after th rlr getaway car wrecked. Two of them wire Inlured, Ike Visits M ateos ACAPULCO, Meiiro tU I 'l) — President Eisenhower flow aero** Ihr Hio Grande lo thli sunny ro­ The Seminole High St hoof "Twirl­ wset city today to pay a get aring Seminole*” will lead Hie queinted visit to Meilco'a new "Twirling F u b ta s y of I9&9'* at president, Adolfo |.opet Mateos. the high sc twill Friday al n p m. The routine lo be plet>tiled is line they learned at a clinic m lire- OratlKC O r a n g e O kay WASHINGTON t i l ' l l — Ilia House Commerce Com mittee to­ Ihe C entral Flu ru la Corps, O r­ day appruvrd a Senate p a tte d bill lando, w ill preaenl two routines to permit F'lorida and Texas or­ ange growers to continue using at thr F ant a »y. Ilooiie, t.d g ew atar, A|o>| ka and artificial coloring for oranges. ember. First School Day, Negroes All Alone FRONT ROYAL, Va ( U l 'l, _ Twenty-two Negro students Iw-gan their first day of itudi»i in W ar­ ren County High (inlay with 10 leather* and .to classroom* at their disposal, but not a single white classm a te. Fourteen girls and rigfil Uiy*. the only ones to register W cdnei day when th r school rropeurd un­ der federal court orders, split up in grouiia as small as two aid three in Ihr huKr brick building that will acrommudate I.iMJss students The N egro children again a r ­ rived in private ears and Irooncd up the drivew ay to Ihe school heavtly bundled up against 20-degree cold 1‘o li.r were stationed at Ihe entrance to Hie ground* to keep See/rceie High Srluada will be on hand tu preaenl solos, ensembles and stale ro utine*, Die Orlando Corps will pre sent a dnil dance, which tells the dram atl, story of dolls that route to Id ,, and dance around hunt mg th eir l-caua This d.m rr Is p rrv in lril by the Edgevsaler M ajorities, who won Ihe Targe rim Bowl cham pionship. TTii-sr m sjo rrH rs also w ill present other routines and aolus. T ic k e ts . for this show ran h* taught from any iiiayiiretle or land member A dance will fa l­ low the show , Rep. Daniel Reed, New York, Is Dead To A ttend Cerem ony HEREIN I UPI I - F ortner Pre m lrr Holicrt Srhumnn of France will attend celebrations marking Hie tenth anniversary May tl, o( the ending of the Berlin block ad r. T he People Of P a ris PARIS (UPI)— Figure* releas­ ed by (hr National Institute of Statistics today reported that the population of the city of I’arta reached S,020,000 on Jan . t. $2 Million S ip h o n ed ’ NEW YORK (UI I t — Federal m v ritig alu ri hive charge'll Hiat fi­ nancial wtislil A letatidrr 1.. Gut t-rioa "siphoned* more Ilian twu m i l l i o n dollar* from a Detroit firm into a dummy corporation that now ha* let* than I.I.ihx) in it* bank account. W ASHIN GTO N ( U P I ) Rep Daniil A Itrrs l who t ir s r d lo-ig A la a il (Sun while children r r Ui lo iig it-ss than .n y other c u lly swallowing and n bring frd lintird th e ir classes in a p rivate Republican m em lier. died tiMliy COPENHAGEN. D e n m a r k , intravrnouly. •) stem Uiat utilises rh relies ami at Waller Ifi-ed Arm y Medical tU I 'l) — King Frederick, ljueen Doctor had held hopes that Mur other buildings. Their parents Cenler He wav *3 Ingrid and other Member* of ll«> •Fiall'a condition was itatdliiins' ihusr to keep them H e re la th e r Reed, who was alto senior GOP royal family attended memorial Ihsn tend them berk lo Hie high member of tin- tav writing House servin'* Wednesday far the S3 u ImioI w ith Hia Negro upils. Way* and Mean* Committee, hail person* lost whrii the Mans tied rule led the In .- p itjl t l w ie lt ago '*n k off G reenland ta il fur tMatinent of an infected foot month G o t c H e l, H o rtO O . . . . . . f Itn-d liked to descrilw himself W* D Horton and D avid Galcha* an old lavtiiuned Republican cl h a v r U-rn appoinle*! to th r Sein> Hr wa, tlioog for high tariffs imde County C h ild re n '* Committee and low tat,-* Generally fair and colder through by Gov. I.eKoy C o llin s III, lews hi these mailer a Friday. High today In low 7e‘s, low Gatchel is a County ('om m issiun A survey of rounty owned pub r r , Horton It a ro n su ltan l for the lie buildings and pro|wrty will be bruusit him into sharp ronflirt l-might .1* to II. Nartheily wind* e m p tn in a t child p ro g ram of the made next week by ■ Winter Park with PirU drnt Fivcnhower, who Ik in 23 mile* per hour, heromlng wa* liie leveritb President to oc- northeasterly during Friday. Small county achool system . Engineering firm rupy the White Itouvr since Reed c ra ft warnings displayed on the The committee is e lo cal volun, , , .h . , A representative of Jam es Gam. rn b ird Congress In PJIl t toast. on hand. Kites Held F or 95 Hr said Marshall still lias diffi Collins Appoints Property Survey Begins Next Week tcer unit of ib elF lo n d a Children ■ Cum mission. Tbe s ta ir agency ms bee survey* and studies of *ervice* to children. Among Hie dutiev are coordinating services ami mek ing Irgulative reiom mendatam * to the governor and th r legislature Uf laivrlocl and y fits toured Sem inole Counlv yesterd ay with <'om m ission C h u r man John Knder. Harold Johnson glanced at thr building* is question and was introduced to county departm ent heads III* firm will rv alu a tr the property end prepare a report far rip itel Improvement Thr buildings under inspection TAIPEI, Formosa (U P I)—Com will tie the jail, built in 1923; munisi and Nationalist t'hlnrie courthouse, 191)1; health cenler, naval veiselt clashed in Ihe For IMi, and rounty home, 1926 The wa* authorised sex m o ii Strait today In Ihe first sea . survey . engagement lines last fall. Hie *1** ,w* ^ ' **.° ,h * Nationalist Defense Ministry an ,0 " n,if Eommisaioner*. nounced A spokeamen said one National Fa IHe Alarms Only lit patrol frigate engaged >9 small I.ITI.E CHUTE, Wi«. u n i communist craft near Matsu, an Town board member* complained offshore island group held by the today that corner lire alarm boxes Natlonaliili. •ere ■ nuisance. They have been If* said both *idee fired but he used only for false ilarms for Ihe pail two years, (be board aaid. did not know the reaulle. Sea Battle Erupts In Formosa Strait Weather Symphony To Play Here On March 10 Tlie Florid* Symphony Orcheatr* will app<-ar in Sanfnrd, March Id Coder the s|HMi*orthtp of the Sanford Recreation Department, Ihe orchestra will pier to Ihe Civic Cetiter.. Although Uie Monde irmphony is only nine years old. N has won national acclaim from the nation's top music critics. This will be the first season In whlrh "pop*” will be presented, and Si riford audiences will hear Ihe rollicking tone* and rominMe hellads F'rank Miller, the distinguished condurtor. Is well known in Orlando and Dayton* Hrach, where the orchestra he* subscription program* For the past two aum mere he has spent several month* in Minneapolis, Minn., conducting the summer program* to "pops." The Florida Symphony to com­ posed wholly of professional ms siclana who tome from all aver the country to play during tha II week sea*oo. During Um cur­ rent season, Um orchestra will give M ronrecto to Mm OewiraJ Fiend* area. threatened with Integration. Col- lin* vetoed such a measure After it paaird the 1!3T seiiion, but leader* laid the Miami ectloo wlO give them enough votes this yea! to override a veto. Oviedo PTA Sets Withdrawal Vote The O v i e d o Parent TeachaT Association will decld* Monday whether to withdraw from tha stale and national Congreiaea el Parent* and Teachers. A vole on the Diue was am nounrrd today. It cam e on Dm heels ef a resolution by the Semi­ nole County P-TA Council whlefc could he Ihe first step toward withdrawal ai the Council from th eir two bodies. Mrrllng lis t night tn Geneve, th r Council adopted a rr solution which take* lain* with the policy statement issued by thr Florida 1'TA Congress in ita Sarasota convention. Speaker al the Ovfrilo meeting, s n for I p m. in Ihe school audi­ torium. will be D. M. I.edd, form­ er Fill agent. He also was the guest speaker at Uir Geneva meeting last night Ills subject to Oviedo Monday night will ba UNESCO, ihe seme as in Geneva. Although the Integration ros­ tra* -r*y was not mrntlonrd by name, the Seminole PTA Cmwett left little doubt as lo Its target. The resolution noted that the I’TA's chief aim !■ supposed lo he "help for parent* and teacher* in securing Information about the ofuld. hi* growth, devriopmant and needs ” "However," th r Council said, "lor tome lime Ihr platform of | h’r" p'fA i'o n g r'r .a ' ( Florid* I' ha'i , cauvril confusion, iniiundentandmg end resentment In many sec­ tions of the state." Youth Must Copy Driver's Manual A juvenile wtio had broken tha requirement* of tu* reitricted driver'* llrnrse wa* aeolerhed yesterday by Juvenile Judge WU ion Alexander. Ill* driver'* license wo* sus­ pended for 30 days and he must copy the ita ir driver's manual to long hand before he I* allowed to drive again. Reef Bruitiing Bill ATLANTA (UI'D— A UU to the stale Legislature would re­ quire the u e of electric buisrta or canvas Rapa to be ward to driving cattle Too many bruises <m the beef baa been coaling Georgia cattle­ men more than a million dollar* a year. 43 In County Jail Forty-three guest* are Itotoi to the Seminole County jedThey are eaa white tomato, aaa whit* male Juvenile. I I mate*. SO colored mttoa, two i ad male juvenile, Mem female*. Flew ***** to paatoviM b four w ere dtoihargeA � 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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M , 19W I • V* M m« Ifn i ' Column To Feature ihter' Side O f News A M « and refreshingly differant daily aoiumn dial reports tha lighter aid* of life in the nation'! capital becomes a regular feature In the Sanford Herald on Wcdnrsday, fa b . IS, when “ A lig n m e n t: Washington." by noted newspaper­ man Ed Koterba. starts making f i t flve-lJmw a week appearance ha thaaa pages. It's an out of the ordinary kind of column One day it may give Koterba'* firs t hand report of the asms Congressional fracas Ural ia blaiooed in the front-page head­ lines, and the neat day M may describe a seemingly triv ia l hut thought prut oking m n v ersatnm with w orrln) cab-driver. Rig news er little events, Important person­ alities oc ordinary people — as long a* they’re interesting, they're all grist to the Koterba mi!! In ♦Assignment: Washington." Koterba. a firm e r a ward-winn­ ing reporter on the Washington post and Times Herald, has U rn ■overing the Washington scene fa r more Uisn eight years. As hia new readers w ill soon dis­ cover, be rvally knows his w iy •bout in the complicated mate fa political, governmental, diplo­ matic, bureaucralic, m ilitary and fuai plain civilian circles that constitute the busy beehive city M the benks of the Potomac. And bees use he rombines a keen eye for Ibc underlying human qualities in events and peo­ ple with a quiet, unubtruslva hu mor In hia w riting. Ills columns are Informative, entertaining, of fan amusing and always enjoy•bla reading. Born in Omaha. Neb., in May, 1019, Ed (he was christened Ed ward V ictor) Koterba got hia first w h iff of printer*' ink aa a copy boy on the Omaha World Herald at Ihc age of IT. lie Interrupted Ills newspaper career to attend Ufa University of Omaha for two pears, and served in the Army, Where be advanrrd from private to first Lieutenant in m ilitary infaUlgenee, from DM2 to I94S. Re­ turning to civilian life, he became • reporter and columnist and. lafar, adltor of the Waynesboro (P a.) Record Herald. Moving to Washington, 1). C , M rly in ttssi. he Joined the staff fa the Washington Tim et Herald M a general assignment reporter, •ontinulng In thst portion when the paper merged with the Wash fagton Port. In 19S2, as a "sideline," hr Started writing a Washington col umn for h it farmer paper, the Waynesboro Record Herald, and fa HtSS. when K was appearing In more than a score of other papers throughout the country, he resigned from the Washington Post and Times Herald to devote full lime fa the rolumn. Koterba recently was employed by United feature Syndicate, Ine„ In replace the late Fredr lic k C. Othman. Until hia death, Olfiman'a eol M g , "F red Othman Says," was Boy Shot, Killed For Stealing Gas T A M I'A lU I ’l) A |rt year-old hoy was shot and killed .Sunday when an angry car owner raughl him sipbontna gas from Ms vehiale. Ruseeil K. Harris dlrd fa a focal hospital here several hours Ister. Robert L. Perry told |>olire Is# had been troubled recently by p«rarms stealing gas from his nursery truck, lie said he opened fire on the youth with a .22 caliber rifle earl) Sunday morning when he saw Harris siphoning r * t from h it ear No charces wetv filed pending Investigation. appearing in The Herald. In the interim between Othman's death the employment of Koterba, The Herald has used columns by Inex Robb and W il­ liam S. While. "Assignment Washington* by Koterba now gives The Herald tiro of the lop columni to the rutton. The other, "Washington Calling" by Marquis Childs, op pears three times weekly. Salesman Popular, But Picture Shy RAVENNA, Brandt Got Ticker Tape, But Mikoyan Had None Ohio -fUPI) — Traveling salesman James N. Eeh la m e of the most popular callers at police station! in Ohio, Penn­ sylvania and New York. Ila'a also the most camera ahy, Zcb sells pistols, riot guns, tear tas. leg irons, blackjacks, handru ffs and sim ilar hard w ar* to policemen in tha three-state area. When he hits the road in b it sta­ tion wagon he's a rolling arsenal. “ I've got about JO revolvers in my ear," Zeh said. " A ll I need U to have some thug ace m y pho­ tograph so he could hijack me. He'd have Use arsenal, complete with bullets." By P IIIL NEWSOM U PI Foreign Newi Fdrtrw The man-of the-week: Wert Ber­ lin Mayor W illy Brandt. The place: Washington and New York. The quote: "1 know now that our American friends are strong­ ly behind us. You can rely cc us Jusl as we know we can put our trust in you." This la an age of official travel. Secretary of Slate John foster Dulles c m scrawl the phrase, "Dulles w a i here," fa more daces even than the much travel­ ed and legendary K liroy fa World War II fama. f Two official visitors fa the U. 8. >ditional part fa «gew York C lty’a in the last few weeki have repre­ welcome to a visiting foreign dlgsented widely-separated ideologi­ nftary or o national hero. There cal beliefs. The firs t was Anas- w a i no ticker tape parada to r las Mikoyan, drputy prem ier of Mikoyan. But he should have seen the Soviet Russia. Mikoyan smilingly said Soviet Russia and the U. S. one for W illy Brandt. It was a had two alternatives: friendship cold, rainy, miserable day in New York. Bsrt the aruwdrt urned out or war. He also repealed the communist anyway. And aa W rrt Berlin's mayor demand that the Western powers rode up Broadway, they cheered get out of Berlin. When hr got home fa Moscow, him, "Good luck. W illy," they Mikoyan said the people of the yelled, o f ' Good boy, W illy ." • Late that day, Brandt left for U. A wanted an end to the cold war, and reported be saw a Washington and a meeting with President Elsenhower, But the chance for a thaw. Ticker tape parade* are a tra ­ neat day be was back fa New York again, this time for a mam­ moth reception in hia honor. "The President |ave me firm assurance that the United States w ill defend the people of West Berlin against anv threat to thslr freedom," he said. And he s»id the President told him : “ A coward has to die 1.000 tim e i and a brava man only ooce ." It M part of U. S national h it tory fa il this nalion forgives its enemies. It also ia part of the national nature to cheer fa r lh* underdog. Both of these characteristics may hava played a part fa the reception for W illy Brandt. But sympathies aside, there are Iwo charcteriilies of the 44-ytarold" West Berlin m ayor about which there i( no doubt. He hated and fought Adolpf H it­ ler's Naiism . And he bate* and continual to fight Communism. In Berlin last month, be told the city parliam ent: " fr e e Berlin be longs to tha (ret w orld." It's one and a half miles boIwcen the Capitol and Dsa Whit* House in Washington. m rM \ Beginning Tuesday Feb. 17 at 9:00 am. Kl> KOTERBA Ladies Coflee Break Seen As Habit-Forming WILLOW GROVE. Pa. fU P D — The "coffee break" not only ha* become generally accepted In U. S. business operations, accordlnr fa a recent aurvey, but more of ttn than not there’* more than one a day. The National Office Mauagr mrnt Association suneyed nearly 2.000 firm s in the U. S and Can ads. It reports, and found thal most businesses now permit two, one In the morning and one In tha afternoon, normally of 1> min Utes each. W rslrrti America is more gen croua with coffee breaks than Use East, the survey showed. In the West. 93 per cent of businesses checked allow two breaks; the Cansdisn average was to per rent. For all firm * rhcckcd fa Can ada and this country, the aver­ age was *1 per cent with regu­ la rly scheduled break* Fourteen per cent of tha employers aaid Uicy allowed workers fa have cof fee or other refreshment on a mm scheduled basis Major benrfit reported: the breaks served as morale booslera Major complaint: Workers did not get back fa work promptly after wards. Knitted and woven woolem and blended fabric* in broken sizes. PRICES 27.95 to 75.00 Now Only ^2 Price Ladies Coats Broken sizes, a variety of fabric*. 6 PIECES OF SAMSONITE LUGGAGE 1 / Price -15.00 to 75.00 NOW ONLY ■/j Price |A Piece j *or _ j Only ^ Price Goods In assorted fabric*, regular price* from 69c yd. EACH PIECE SALK TAGGED AT 1/2 Thanks Extended By DAR Chapter Thanks were extended to ta n ford m rrrhanta who contributed to Founder's Day markers by the S allir H arm on Chapter of the D A K fa a butincas m rctlni' Friday Special mention was mads' of Kline M achine Shop, Miracle Con­ crete C o . W illiam E. K ailcr, Jewelers and James L. Dunn superintendent of park*. A magnolia tree w ill he plan ted al the G rn rra l Sanford lib r a ry honoring Mrs. H. J. la-liman for her loyalty and devotion t Ihe Chapter le tte rs of thanks were read from the Kate Punran Smith and Tamassee Schools for 910 sent to each school Mrs. C. H Dawson repotted that two I>ook> had been given fa the D A. K. library from the Chapter Suits Girts Price Coats In agM 2 thru II, a nice selection from which to select. PRICKS 11.95 to 15.95 Mens Sport Coats Men's Hats Nationally Now ' / j Price known brand, a selsetioa fa Year round weight. solid rnfora and patterns, rttea fa Uv ONE RACK Regular prices ill 93 and 119' Of LaiHe*’ Hreuse*, v h ltie * to 19.96 to close out at fa. Price* » M to fa 00 Suits In assorted fabric*, age* 2 thru 6. All at f * */2 YOUR CHOICE l / j Boy's styles, all sire*. 5.00 7 .8 9 P r ic e Price Boy's Sport Shirts Long aleevrft, in age* 8 thru 18, regular price* from 2.98. BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ANOTHER FOR OM.Y « • Men's Sport Shirts Entire *tock of long *leeve sport *hirt* in cotton*. wiMilen* mid blend*. Size* small, medium, large and extra large. Solid c«e>r* anil fabric*. PRICES 8.85 to 12.50 BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ANOTHER FOR ONLY 1 “ We Invite Charge A ccounts / m ~T * * �Sanford Gets Set To Greet Baseball ^ business o f l i f t for lb* Sanford Bair b ill Club w ill br opened at the la ir ball park tomorrow. The announcement wai mada to- day by Ward Goodrich, business manager fur Ban ford'a entry in Ihr Claat D Florida Stata League. A telephone w ill be tnalalled, the number to be announced Goodrich laid »ea*on'» ticket* for bo* »rala would lie *old fo r lio . rhc*e w ill entitle holder* to >ee the 70 home fame*, on 04 p la y in i date* Six douhlrheader* are scheduled, all dunne the firs t half of the *ea»on. General admiition ticket* w ill lie 7S cent*, la * included, for adult*. School children w ill be admitted for 26 cent*, la * included. Children undrr 12. when accompanied by parent*, w ill be admitted free. Sale* date* for ticket* w ill be announced, only 2tn> boa teat* will ■c told, Goodrich laid. Monday throuth Friday camel n Sanford will d a rt at 7:30 p. ra. Saturday ca o iri are scheduled for H p. m. and Sunday conlrst* w ill commence at 2 p. m. t iffic c r* of the corporation which w ill guide the leain have not been chosen. However, it i* expected W ARD GOODRICH that Dr. D. H. Slather* w ilt be named president and W. K . Melioberl* at vice p m id ro t. i'acky Roger* la d week wai named a* Ihe learn manacer. I'layers w ill report to Frrnandlna •M u rro w P l a n s L e a v e Beach for spring irtim n n , March W NEW YORK ( U PI 1—Edward K t». Hanford celebrates tta return to M urine, CBS comnicnlator, w ill take a year’s leave of abjencs be 'he Florida S ule League on A p ril 22. opponent for the opener here fin m n f July I. is Orlando. News B riefs Milk Board Attacked Florida m ilk distributor* attacked in the Supreme th r Milk Commission'* authority to aet price* *nd flaln* procedure*. today Court legal price fHomesteadintf ‘Out’ Error Corrected On Story Of Jury ALEXANDRIA. La. (CPU In yesterday's issue of The Her­ Homesteading fin a lly I* on the ald. memberi of a coroner's Jury way out in Louisiana. On Feb. were identified incorrectly as mem­ 14. the state w ill auction off 1.500 ber* of a "Negro ju ry ." aerta d ill in the public domain. The ju ry was called to investi­ gate the falat slabbing of Ira Castro Cuts Salury Uouiiby, 43-year-old Sanford Ne­ HAVANA <111*1 >— The lu to n gro. The erroneous statement said cabinet, with new Premier Fidel a Negro jury was empaneled for Castro, pre sid in g *ot*d »»Ry ,0* a coroner's In luest. ^ ia y to alaah its aalarle* 50 per The story should have said a jury to investigate Die Negro's death cent. » n empaneled Memberi of the ju ry were T. V. Brown, It. P, Gambler Is Sought HOLLYWOOD (U P lt— Aulho- Good speed, W. H Ellerbe, Bobby rttie i were on the lookout today Jones. L. M. Phillips and O. C. for fam bler Meyer Lansky. »ought Rowland. The llrra k t regrets the e rro r and for questioning by the Senile Racket* Investigating Committee hereby offers its sinrere apology for the mistake. The e rro r was un­ In Waihington. intentional and The Herald is hap­ py to set tha record s tra ig h t ^Cyprus-Peace Sought W LONDON ( U P i) — The foreign ministers o f B ritain, Turkey and Greece met w ith Greek and Turk­ ish Cyprint leaders today to decide the future o f Cyprus and end Ihe bitter year*-long dispute. ‘Entranced’ By TV MERIDIAN Mis* (U P I)-H . L. Rucker told police he didn't hear a thing while a thief was looting % hie home. Rucker said he wee en­ grossed In a television show at the time. Rackets Bill Pushed WASHINGTON lU P li — -Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mast.i ap­ peared lo have the votes today to win Senile D io r subcommittee* approval of his anti racketeering bill. #10,000 H ear Graham MELBOURNE. Australia (U P I) —More than 10.U00 persons pack­ ed Weit Melbourne Stadium again tbntght to hear American evangelist H illy Graham conduct the third meeting of his Austra­ lian (’m iade fo r Ohrid. No Gam bling Ring TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - lode pendent gambler* takUu advan­ t a g e of recent good weather—not a crime syndlcale — today was blamed fo r a pickup in- book­ making activities in thr Miami area. City Is Isolated ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. (UPI)—This North A tlanlic port city ol ao.ooo was isolated from the Canadian mainland today in Ihe wake of a , —savage b illia r d that touched off a series of avalanches, killing at least six person* and drstroying a group o f hom n. Commission Buys Trailer, Rezones The Hoard o f County Commlapurchased a used tia ile r for 32,w>0 this morning from J. IBM. M rK entlr. The sralid hid was opened and approved. In other action. Ihe Board ap proved the re toning of sections of Indlsn Mound Village lo commer­ cial I for expant ton o f the Sanford Iloal W orksi; approved the reiotiing of the Lake ItranUey subdivi­ sion for construction of duplexes; and toned commercial a section o f Entminger Farms netr l/mgwood. mon m •Vatican Broadcasts VATICAN C ITY (U P )-V atlcan Radio inaugurated a new service beamed tow ard Japan Monday nighl with a message bp Pope John X X III. Two Judges Sought WASHINGTON (U PI) - Sen. George Smsthers says be w ill ask Congress to provide for two £ » * federal judges as Florida. New Car To Sport Unusual ‘Gadget,* All But Forgotten NEW YORK <UI>l) ~ " L a o k , " said thr man, and lie opened Ihe luggage compartment o f the styl­ ish little green bodied automobile and pointed to a gadget o f the open road that most Americana forgot about during th r 1930*. Indeed. most young d riv e r* never heard of It. There it was. standard equipment in an automobile *> new that it w-onl be on sale nationally in America for another month o r so, II was a crank-long, metallic, mounted on hook* and ready fur use In ease of conking out of the starter 'T h e Japanese." said the dem­ onstrator, "think o f everything There’s many a time since lha crank vanished from the auto scene that I've .wished I had one, plus an engine I could hook It lo." Struck By Truck, Admiral Is Killed WASHINGTON (U P I) Vice Adm. Oihornr B Hardison I Ret ), holder of the Navy Cross fo r heroism in World War II. was injured fatally Monday when struck by a truck. Hardison tut, died in a hospital several hours alter he stepped inlo the side of the vehicle and was thrown beneath its w h rrtl, police said. He was cited for herui-m vvhile commanding an aircraft carrier in Ihe Pacific in I9U H r was commanding offirer of the Ana c o itla Naval A ir .Station in 1644 and was aide to the assistant sec­ retary of navy for a ir before go ing to sea In World War II. Notorious Badman Placed On List Of '10 Most Wanted' WASHINGTON tU P II — John Thomas Freeman, a knife-wielding fugitive, whose partner in e rim r was found brutally crushed, shot ami hi* throat silt, was placed to ­ day on the FHI's U*t of to moat wanted crim inals Technically, til* 40 ■year - old rrim inal la being sought on federal auto theft and robbery charges. In the F B I files, he is known a t a vicious lawbreaker who has pi* lol whipped women, stabt-ed men, kepi a bawdy bouse and . onoder* himself "too smart to w ork." FrTcman. a native of Oklahoma, is believes) to be armed and the FBI considers him "estrem ely dangerous.” He la described a* •*a fast-moving, fa r ranging felon who apparently considers a gun part of being w elldrr*»ed.“ He i n i a fondness for Mrsicsn food. The federal warrants against him charges that Freeman and (Hen Roy Maynard, an r * -convict from Colorado, burglarised a drug store at Echo. Kan. and atolr a red sports car at Wichita Falla, Tea., last September. A few- day* after the Lebo ro b ­ bery, M aynard'* body was found in a wooded area near Fort I-audcrdale, Fla. He had been stran­ gled, shot through the head and hts throat slashed. Ills entire midsection had been crushed, appar­ ently by someone jumping on his aldonteri and chr«i. Following la a thumbnail de­ scription o f Freeman: Age 40; height. 5:10 or 6:11; weight. | (SO to 170 pound*, slender build, black hair, gray eyes, ru d ­ dy cuiiiplestun. Two scars on left side of mouth, operation scar on right hip, cut scars on left tup and left big toe; tattoos "N .E F ." and "L e a h " on outer le ft fo re ­ arm, " M B '' and "M O " on rig h t forearm. " B J F " on left knee. Berlin 'Showdown' Could Be Delayed MOSCOW ( U P I ) - The Western proposal for a Big Four fo r­ eign minivtera conference on G er­ many may have laid the ground wurk for postponing (hr showdown this spring on West Berlin, foreign it i pin rn atic sources said to­ day. Thr source* said they consider­ ed II like ly that the Soviet Un­ ion would accept the Western pro­ posals for the conference made In notes ‘ delivered Monday. It was noted that the Soviet government had been pressing far some tim e for East-Writ talks on thr question of Berlin and G er­ many. The source* said that while the Soviets m ight seek clarification on some points and make tome counterproposals befurr agreeing on a tim e and place, the general e xp e d itio n was that the talks are likely to start before May 27. American officials said the West preferred that the conference be held in la ir April or early May in Geneva or Vienna. Last Nov. 27, thr Soviet govern­ ment said it would turn over its control functions in Uerlin *.o the East Germans unless th r subse­ quent six months produced an agreement to makr West B erlin a "free, d e m llita riird " city. Casualties hinted A L rflE IIS . Algeria (U P I) - The French m ilita ry command an­ nounced Monday that 532 Alger! an rebel* were killed, wounded or captured In flashes w ith French security force* last week. VOL X L IX D n ltn d AM INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER P rre # Lauad W Ir* E a tn b lU h e d 1908 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY * 17. 19MJ RAN’ F O R D . Property evaluation in Seminole County is ahead of schedule, ac­ cording to It. L. Dowling, presi­ dio, t of the Dowling Appraisal Co. H r appeared before County Com­ missioners this morning to give a progress rcjKirt. Dowling told Ih r Board Diet the mapping o f the |K)pulatKin ia 76 per rent eomplelrd and that no per rent o f the buildings have Iw-en appraised. Sanford, Longwood, Altamonte Springs and Ovtrdo have been finithed, although values have not leen set on any i-uildings. When asked why he had not submitted i n / cards lo Mr*. Mary Karla Walker, he said that he could fu r- remain skeptical but that two re cent studies bolster the life on Mars theory. Researchers at the A ir Force School of Aviation Mrdicine at Randolph Field, Tex., conducted a series of trsts to determine whether organisms such as bac­ teria and fungo could survive un­ der M artian conditions They were placed to Jars fille d with nitrogen at low pressure, corresponding to the M artian a t­ mosphere. and exposed to sudden temperature changei from 7T de­ grees above tero to 13 below Organism* requiring the norm al amount o f oxygen died But those needing liitle or no oxygen vur vlvod sod tvan grew. F L O R ID A N O . Wit Navy Fires Weather Vanguard 'O uter Space' Interests Seminole High Students titudenl* in acience ela*«ea at Seminole High School, at the Sth and 10th grade level, show a keen interest in Ihe wonders of outer space. Such Unng* as the invinUun of (he electric light and Pascal's Navy Blimp Falls, Four Feared Dead PINKTOWN. N . C. (U P I) — A Navy blimp p l u n g e d into the (•real Dismal Swamp In Ih r pre­ dawn darkness today and explod­ ed into a holocaust in which four of ita seven crcw inem beri appar­ ently perished. A logging crew pushed through Ihe muddy, densely • thicketed swamp to c a r r y three of the crewmembers to a hospital at Washington. N. C.. where they were reported in critical condi­ tion. The remaining member* of the ill fated tighter than air craft, one of two on a trip from the C.lyneo Naval A ir Station at llru n iw lrk, Ga . to the blim p installation at laikcliursl. N. J ., were missing and pm unted dead. rtrscuen found no bodies in l ilt ankle deep water and thick un­ dergrowth surrounding the disas­ ter scene, but left to naval authoritlei the U sk of probing the smoldering ashes marking the main wreckage Thr hospitalised sailors, suffer­ ing raslnly from burns were identified as Lt. J. C. I.ynford May. 2S, of Oswego, Ore.; AT Roy Lyon. II, of Ferndale, Mich , and AMS Orville L. Moore of McAl lister, okia. The Navy identified the miss­ ing as: Lt. A rth u r A. Ahrendta, 64, Wilke* Harre, Pa.; Lt. ()|> August A. C athir. 64. Brooks, Ore; AMI Frank R Day 13. St. Simons Island. Ga.; and AT2 An­ derson F. Howard. Jr., College Park. Ga. Visitor Aces 16th At M ayfair Club A gui-st at the M ayfair Inn from New Rrx-helle. N. Y.. mad* a holein on* Sunday at the Mayfair Country Club. Imu Sack used a five wood for hts a-e on Ihe 147yard Kith hole Sack finished w ith a 1*8. Playing in his foursome were Sol Rich­ mond, IVte R e in ami H, Atkins, all gueitl at Ihe hotel. Weather Partly cloudy throuth Wednes­ day. Few widely Mattered after­ noon shower*. High th li allrrnoon near aa. low tonight M to 65. Variable winds ■ I * I t mile* per hear. Law of Pressure have to lake a back seat to Dr. Von Brauns ex­ periments of space conquest In a world of moon shoot* and rocket mastery, the children of today a rr confronted from every communicable source as to the Importance of world dominance through space travel. It I* the talk of everyone, everywhere and local student* are no exception. From 100 student* seme tie r projects, approximate!) 55 per cent selected a topic, of Uirtr own choire. relating to rockets, mtss ties, project* at Cape Canaveral or sim ilar areas d trrrlly aligned to miter spare. This tend* to show just where their main in ­ terest of scirnce lie*. This again can tv validated by Uie profound class discussion* en­ countered whenever the subject Practically every student ran add be or she ha. read or seen to make th r disruption worth while to all. The same is not true, however, when Archimedes' prin­ ciple or Hall'a prorrss is Ihe topic of debate. There are the few who divress ‘I ' J A T . c" r >th,n‘ ' •• »• « l* c le d f h U l when thry are talking about the "apace age." Teacher* feel that this ta good, as long a* student* do not fo r­ get the basic principles of scirnce responsible fo r advancements made toward the goal of solving Ihe mysteries of spier; and that such men as Edison, Pascal, Archimedes and Hall were Instru­ mental in developing these prin ciplea. Negoes To 'Mix' All Alone, Maybe FRONT ROYAL. Va. (UPI>— Wwrrwrs County a b o llib ti racial segregation In III only high school Wednesday but most of the white students and the Ne*ro childrrn w ill he seatrd a half mile apart. It would come as no surpnse to this uld Shenandoah Vallry town If only a handful of white aludrnl* sleet to join 22 Nrgrurs for Ih r reopening of the school which was built to accommodate 1.000. Warren County, Ihe first pre dominantly rural area in Virginia lo comply with court ordered inte­ gration. will, In r f f r r l, surrender the hlg school silling on a hilt top to th r Negroes. The county1* white students, about #00, w ill remain In the makeshift private els vie* they have allrndrd siner last Kept. 12 when the high sehool was closed under Virginia's now e a 1 1 n e I "massive rrils ta n c r" laws. The private classes, set up In churches, a union hall and a con­ federate museum on an emerg­ ency basil la it fall w ill ronlinue for at least the remainder of the rurrent school terra. Satellite Is Copy Of Medicine Ball CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (U P I) The satellite hurled into the aky today by the Navy's Vanguard ia a tiny w ra th rr bureau, the ai>e and shape of a mrdtrine hall. The sphere has two small win time's on opposite sides from which instrument* *.*n the cloud*, aea Satellite To Snoop On Sun, Rain, Sea B U L L E T IN W A S H IN G T O N ( I ' l ’ D — T h e U n ite d S I m I m Ih e firo t w e a th e r M le llile ia o r b i t today. nisb her with values, but dui not want them produced until ih t en­ tire appraisal had been cumplrlrd Lkiwllng compared the value of a house to Ihe car market, deserv­ ing Ihr depreciation in • year of wear. In rvplaining how his em­ ploye* re srh n l their conclusion* atom! a buiklmg. he said. "A fte r you look at hundred* of houses you can tell what kind of floors they have ami whether Hie walls are plastered." Hr added: "B u t the people want lo know w h it th e ir taxes w ill hr. and I can’t ta ll them that. It i* customary to make an appraisal knuwing what the assessor i* go­ ng lo do.” When reminded of the state law requiring 100 per sent assessment. Dowling said, " I t doesn't matter whst the law says There isn't any county ut Florida with lou per rent assessment, and I've never worked on on* before." Commissioners adriioo Dowling Burglar Gets $50 At Sanford Motors The office of Ihe Sanford Mo tor Co,, UXh St. and Sanford A v e , was ransacked early this morning While nothing was taken from Ihe office, more than ISO wai stolen from the rath register In Ihe spare p a rt* room. Police officer* W. R. Cttsgrave and John Rumbley reported that all was quiet at the corner during • 4 a. m. check. Tracks were found beneath on* of th* win dow* where entrance was gained Thr burglary was reported by J W. Bogle at 7.24 a. m. to go on with the job, |>utting a fu ll cash value on th* cards. D ie Board also a ik rd him to give Sirs. Walker the card* at soon at jxst• ibl*. Dowling said he would talk lu Mr*. Walker about their sched ulea, since th* tax roll w ill have lo be mode up w ithin th* nett few months. Ilowllng promised that the Two Cars Collide; Occupants Unhurt Two cars collided last nighl at th* intersection of Woodlawn Dr. and Onora Rd . but drivers and passengers escaped unhurt. Slate Trouper J. L. Slkrs said that J a in rt Lawrence Kravriiiann, 17, 2122 Wood* Ave , Orlando, was llie driver of one car. Oscar W illiam Ia>rch, Fort Atkinson, Wis., the driver of th r other. Sikes said the accident, near P inrcrrst Baptist Church about #:2n, occurred as I/ireh w st com­ ing out of Woodland Dr., Krasemann was going east on Onora. The Krasrmann vehicle was oc­ cupied by aeveral hoy*. K ritem ann was charged with failure to have hla vehicle undrr control and going 16 m ilr i per hour la a 33 mile ion*. Funeral Tomorrow Funeral service* for Mr*. Fletta I. Snare, who died Sunday night in Orlando, w ill be held at th« B ritton Funeral Homs. M r*. Snars w ill be buried to Evergreen Cemetery im m rd la trly following Ihe service* p la te d CAPE CANAVERAL Eli*. (UPI)—A Navy Vanguard iimtlvvi into the skit'* today bearing a 20-iiK'li satel* *w. r*.rt 1 t!r o“ . ' r,.l'r'‘,rlll‘ tM r iite on a historic new study of tint atmospheric conditions first step toward obtaining con tinuous mapping of the earth's that cause (ho north's turbulent weather. Immediate mission of tha new earth muon wu* to mea­ w rathrr. The weather station has a life sure cloud cover surrounding the earth, hut one of the til* expectancy o f atwiut two weeks. The liny station operate* by sending hack to eaith inform ation representing measurement of the reflection from objects over which it passes, Photoelectric celts tra n s­ late this reflection—which varies in intensity fo r cloud*, land and water—inlo ele trie Impulses. The ImpuNrs are sloted in a tape recorder within the vatelllte fo r transmission* to the earth on signal from land-louml tracking •tattoo*. One transmission w ill be seal on each of Ihe «alrlhte's orhil*. The information on Ihe tape then would erase on another ngnal from a mini-track sialiun, clearing it for storage or subsequent messages. Thr satellite contains a srrond transm itter to semi hack lo earth tracking information, temperature within the payload and other in ­ formation. Thai tranim itter has a life esperlaliry o f four week*. Woman Strangles Her Mother, 85 M ILW AUKEE, Wis (U P I) — "W hal you did to my baby I do (o you," an Estonian Im m igrant lotd her U y e a ro lii mother Then the daughter. Mr*. Lydia, Tarasidit, 54. strangled her moth­ er with two head scarves. Police round Mrs Julue Saar, »S. lying dead on the floor of ■ rear bedroom while Mrs. T a r* sidla aat quietly by. Relatives tab) the killing Mon day night elim avrd a 35 year feud between mother and daughter In broken English, Mr* Tara vldiv laid how shr gave birth to an illegitim ate child 35 years ago Her mother look the hahy and "cut off it* head." she told police. A nephew. George Saar, 20. said Mrs Tarasldis also blauird her mother for the death ol her hua hand last June of an ailment offtria lly listed as kidney disease At poRcr headquarters, Mrs. Taraddix calm ly told officer* how she went to her mother's bedroom "to talk lo her for the last tim e " " I f she did not listen, thru I do it to her . . ami I da ll. I did and l want for punishment " Toastina.stcm Meet -------------------------------------------------- . in n a te targets of sut-h miniature weather stations In space would be to spot Atlantic hurricane* and P acific typhoons. The National Ancwnauuca and Spar# Administration annov'Mad that all three slag** of th* bulletvhaped mis silt had fired success­ fu lly . Dr John Thurmond u k rd Ihe The NASA Saul the Vanguard Board ol County Cominlssjonera to clarify his position in the bring, so often plagued is th* county health department this I '* * 1 ky failure*. "looked good." T b tre „is one eatelhl* from a morning. ■ _. Dr Thurmond charged that due ' • • ‘ guard tirin g now etrlo Ihe failure of two health ol c l* " “ 1LhT Today • rocket w*> set to plots finals to comply with his re ­ quests, two patients had suffer­ th * aatrllite to an orbit with a minim um altitude ol 300 to 100 ed. nillea and a maximum altitude s f The tm-dical director said that l.tUM) mites. he hail atkrd hospital admission The only previous Vanguard Is for an expectant mother, whose baby otherwise was lo small to achieve an orbit wsa s 6Vxpound tra'. sphere (ired la g March live. "In ihy opinion." 17 and now In tn orbit that may Thurmond said the request was last aa long la 2,0V) years. never made by the Hrslth De­ Today's flung e a r an import­ partment o fficia l; the hahy was a n t nrw scientific effort to find born si home with Ihr services out what gives us the kind o f of a midwife: despite the pro­ weather we have on earth. vision of an incubator, Ihe baby Crammed into the 20-inch, 21 Sidied ll weighed only 3'v pound* pound sphere were Inalnm ionU to at birth. scan th* clouds, sea and earth. In another example, Dr. Thur­ The intro ale package rfpresen*mond told Dir Hoard, ha had ask­ ed Ihe first step toward obtaining ed confirmation for heart surgery coultouou* mapping of the earth's on an indigent patient. The hos­ weather system. pital called to ask where th* This particular space weather patient was; the letter had n *v*r station was designed to been written. m i l i t * aid dele fee about Dr. Thurinuitd was asked to re­ weeks. turn this afternoon with the two A t 16:55 am . flame* muabllrs tlh Department officials. D ie rwiiaed from the bate of live Board w ai to stamina the gaunt, cartridge • shaped rocket Thurmond Charges Cooperation Lack charge*. Local Fair Opens; Youngsters Guests . „ „ , . 1 hlldren from all Seminole Cuunty •fh o o l» * r* k " * 11 11 *h' county fair today. Prom 3:30 lo T p. m . the youngsters w ill enjoy the exhibit* and midway at the American Leg inn Fair grounds on ITM D ie fa ir opened nflielally yesterday afternoon, when Ihe rnmmerelal exhibit building was de^ ! “ •! Field. Following s roneert by the Seminole High School hind, a short address was given by Karlyle llousholder. Introduced were leadrrs of Seminole t’ ounly: Cora mission Chairman John Krlder, Toastmaster member w ill invite their wives to dinner tomorrow night at the Mar lanl Restaurant. or I-e# Gary. Oviedo; Mayor Al Judge Voile W illiim i Jr. w ill he lairinann, I-onuwood, and Frank llw gurst speaker. The dinner w ill Evans, Lake Mary. he at 0-30 p. m. Fair I’ rvstdrnt Lynn Lyons cut the riht-on, and the week of fun began. The fa ir w ill to open from rt p. m to midnight Wednesday and F riday; from n<»>n to 6 p. m. iNioks would be open lo till- public Thursday, when children of the a month lie fiirr thr Fqualiiation Methodist Children's Home and Hoard meeting, givin* taxpayers Lutheran Haven wilt be gue.ls; a chance to settle complaints, if and from noon to midnight Hat unlay. any arr found. Among the *|>crlal features of "Tou can't find * totter method than the one we uce to put in tax lb* exhibit* are dally drmonstra office*,” Ita* ling «aid. "You iiave Hons by the Seminole County bought the entire office system Home DrinonsUntion Clubs. Tonight the Sanfurd Club w ill which nerds only lo to Installed and i-«:petuated ut future asses*- diow rush veal weaving Tomor­ row, th r li.n c v a Huh will demonmenu " David Andrews, ap|>raivrr In the vtratc liquid embroidery; tomor­ tax assessor's office, vat in the row night, Luke Monroe will dls play the a rt of making ceramics. audlrnrr. H r said nothing. County Assessment Ahead Off Schedule Any Liffe On M ars? Science Thinks So WASHINGTON ( U P I ) - Many scientist* now believe tb sl the firs t apace traveler to reach Mara wrtll find some form of lifr there. Such a possibility long hac beta a subject of scientific speculation Interest ha* intensified in propor Uon to man's stride! toward even­ tual Interplanetary travel. I f Ilfs does exist on the earth's nearest planetary neighbor, it very likely la s prim itive form such aa bacteria and fungi. Bui Mars could have developed some animal lif t adapted to ita r«pid temperature changes and almost oiygenless atmosphere. The National (ieorgraphie ftoci t i f reports that sum* scientists, * Clinic To Be Held For Local Farmers He tumult County fruit and vege­ table growers, buyers and shippers luday were urged to attend a clinic (>o the I'rnshable A gricultural Commodities Aet of DUO at W rit I'atm Beach. Feb. 25. Under this act. grower*, buyers ai.d shipper* of all fresh fru its and vegetables a rr afforded Hie gre a t­ est protection jioMlhle from d is ­ honest and fraudulent ptaetkra, according to l- u Ihitner. manager of Ihr Florida .Slate Farmers' M a r­ ket her*. Burner said invrtligalkm a and proseeotiua*, where advliabU, are condurted by J. W. Branch, W in­ ter Haven, nt no rest to th# grow ­ er. "Everyone Interested to a g ric u l­ ture should to fam iliar w ith this act, vinca It haa the maana o f sav­ ing th.inlands o f dollar* fo r grow ­ ers and I f Ihe only means airoci- fira lly designed for their protolion." Ilu tn rr la id . The act regulates the lltfiu ln g , bonding and shipping of dealers. Ae an example of whit the act means to farm era, Ilutnrr said that dealer reports on prices paid "due to in fcn u t quality, spoilage, ele.," can to investigated th o r­ oughly al Do m tt to the grower, if >uch reports ere doubted. Hr jointed out tin t taint grow ­ er* tsks "extrem ely low prices" when they W ouldn't. Fam iliarity with this act probablv would re ­ sult m more investigations fo r prices received In c a m where gruaer* are told that th* “ vary uw prices on th# other end o f th# Un*" wera doe In quality at mar­ ch* ndu*. Resrn atiooa fo r lha meeting should be made by calling Hutner *1 FA t - i m A barbecue w ill to seared altar lha matting. end it ruse gradually from Mn launching sue. Picking up speed, It forged into a heavy overcast about 47 second! a fte r olastoff and only ita tow rum ble roukl be heard a ft* f that. Th* Navy said that only three m o r* Vanguard launching* are scheduled in Ihe aerie*. Air Force Silent About New Rocket C A t.K CANAVERAL. Fla. (U P I) - T h e Air Force maintained strict secrecy today about a new type of solid fuel rocket fired from Ihs teat renter Monday. An official statement released a fte r the firing ahed little light on the new program; "A research . . . fl" *d ." l l was learned unofficially, ever, (hat Ihe test vehicle was the forerunner of a new top secret rocket Just passing from th* ptaiv nirig Into the testing stage. The rocket w ai about 40 fe«4 long and not nearly 10 heavy in Ihe tody as Ihe Navy's solid fuel I ’olarts. Hut the roar it gave o ff as It rumbled out over Ih r ocean w.*s much like that of a I'o la rli. lt was believed at first tha rocket was • jet powered Green tjo a il, which U designed fo r launching from HIT and U32 je t bum tor* H ilt proved false, al­ though ih r firing was earned out by the McDonnell A ircra ft Co, of SI. tonus. Mo., which manufac­ tures the Green lju a il. Cattlemen Enter Kissimmee Show Semmolt County exhibitors do­ minate the list of entrant* to th# K is itm m r* V a 11 • y livestock Show, which starts tomorrow and runs through Sunday. In Aberdeen Angus class, Rob­ e rt Hopkins of I-ongwuod la en­ tered. llrahm in exhibitors include A. I)udi and tone, Oviedo. Here­ fo rd * are entered by Je rry and Arden Arndt, Oviedo. Shorthorn exhibitors include C arl Stubbing*, Lake Mary. Commercial purebred breeder* w ill to shown a l well aa 411 Club entries. Th* show la to lla year. No Hooks, No Exams EAST LANUNO, M kh . (U P I) —A classroom w ith a * taatbneh* and no axamlaaltoaa m ight l a on# way to a tla u la u th# areaUre thinking at gifted ehildraa, aayi Dr. C. Gration Ramp, Michigan Stato Univarsity researcher. Ratap feel* many gifted ahM> ren are Hi fled by n " r ig id " a (i reroom i �• » +1 J Editorials associated w ith the present tax at a rale to provide approximate, revision program , and In v io w ily the present t i t revenue and of the apparent trend aa indicat- Utf Immediate m inim um needs ed by the t i e n****ae'a at»tetVe no* has* fo r the first ti» e wants published and a m atter of in the history o f Seminole Count, record. I feel compelled to point the opportunity fo r an im p a rtia l out a few simple fans. uniform ind equalised las strut. Mrs W alker and her asaiitant jure, spreading the cost nf the Mr David Andrews, hase tw ice county government among n publicly stated that they agree many people as possible, and it with certain statistical data pre the same time, safeguarding their srntrd by them to the Tax Study rights to homestead exemption up and Planning Committee relative t„ the messed value of 31.Om n to a state wide 'percentage of provided by law. la t In market value' tabulation. |f the apparent trend continue* shoving that a ‘ one per re n t o f „ _ l0 l i k , , p ,rffn .J | f m arket" w ** considered by tax of Vl)u# „ established by tne ip e rt! to be an Meal tax s tru t- appf l | „ r , as modified by lure. Now. an sssenmrnt at the ..fltlo l • fl(- , , Blj ,hen tn aet m full appraised value of cost of aeaeaiment rale o f the end results, construction or replacement, less how mi4th mor# complicated esa depreciation, at 10 mills would w« get? produce Just that. What would be How could th« Tax Equalisation Payday is the day to kit ■ more simplified? Board even begin to justify or Navy man In hi* pocket. They now insist that the Dow I attempt to lake any artion whit, With this tn mind, federal sen mg Appraisal Co. considered to ever on an appeal, when earn ice coordinators opened the third be. and hired by the County Com rasa would have to be inshtsd annual joint crusade yesterday. rmtsior.rra as eipert*. indicate Individually on all these rtm ifiThe campaign w ill ask a single on a corner o f the tax card, th e ir u ,.f kcrp „ „ apl# , f solicitation for the benefit of appraised valuation. Then a fte r 1) us simple folk. t'a rr. Crusade for freedom . The she has has ascertained the total We ire p tyln g **». Vo of the American Korean foundation and county valuation, received budget* taapayrra* money fo r a Ingiril. national health agencies. from the various hoards, and the fair and equalised tax structure C oalnbulori to .V A. s. San results of " ra tio studies"?—which ford's IJ5J drive may donate she said Includes the sslaries o r that is long overdue. So. let's th r ir man*) to one or m orr of lOiome of the occupant home own- have It. It is not m> intention to h n * the following agencies American er. then she tould determine the anything further to say on this Cancer Society, American Heart assessment rate matter. At previously stated. I Association. A rth ritis and Rbeu A ta t assessor's duty and re ­ have been p a rtia lly re.por-n'u* matism foundation. National So­ sponsibility is simply to establish ciety for Crippled Children end an appraised value according to for all this confusion and feel that the iis u ti must be eleariw. Adult*. National Society fur the standard measures of value p ro ­ Prevention of B lindntsi. to ile d vided by the State Comptroller, and concisely stated — for the* Cerebral Palsy Association, Na­ then set the assessed tsxable V al­ first time. (Signed i tional wcrebral Palsy Association, ue. T b it Is—the anenm ent rate Vrrnon Dunn National Multiple Sclerous Socie­ The number of persons paying Member. Board of County ty, .Muscular Dystrophy Associa­ tax and the amount paid does not Commissioners tion of America. National Associa­ rome w ithin the province of that tion of Mental Health, National office.—except the mechanics ol Tuberculosis Association. Care, tabulation and preparation of tax Crusade for freedom ar.d Ante records DOVER. Eng. i u r n - A hi* r ir in h e re an foundation. The budgets and the mtllage . 11 ,h f donor <S3* ' r8 t dominate I necessary to provids sufficient tie r of bubbles is breaking up tn* tor onr ot !h r orginlsa tax revenue to meet these bud waves that lash tbe port of D o v itl) Through a system lnstallsd i«u u ‘,n' 11 * * «•*»sd*d equally sets, are the duties and responvi" " the agencies. This Is‘ b iliU ri of the County Com m l* years sgo. a ir is piped from me * mo° ** *11 , " r ‘T**3' drive that w ill I * per- siuOei* and the Cuunly School shore lo the sea bed at D>« har­ *• «•* Naval A ir Btauoa. Board. They have pledged to her, bor's entrance, and then sent up with copies of these: pledgee to to the surface as bubbles. Thu f° r United fund, Coordinator " f. }1b* dn\e U the Governor and to the State breaks the waves down by abo„: ^ 1 *1 ? i '" ! , * r * iL i . Comptroller, to bold the miUage M per cent. Editor. The I I m id : Statements recently made by the Seminole Obunlyr tax i i t u u r at meeting* h*tw#*n aH» ta d Sem tno> County Cem raUiioncrt. and Jointly with the Seminole County School Board and County Commit tinner*, need further clarification foe the unquestionable understand­ ing it all concerned Since I have born to closely C a ld w e ll S h o u ld T a k e \ C a m p a ig n a Letter To The Editor SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS E ls e w h e r e Millard F. Oafchrall had a fraat deal to aaj* Jfcnrt tha attituda of tha avcrart man toward hi* gov amBant in a ape+ch to tha annual dinner meeting of the Sem* tnola County Chamber of Commerce. Tha former Florida governor and U. S. Congreaaman made aavaral good point* about the relationship which ahould exist between the businessman and the officials who run his affairs. Kut. he neglected to mention several fact* which ara material to the campaign he now ia waging. Kvarynn** admtta that tha average man and woman takta far too little interest In election^ and tha administra­ tions of public officials after they go into office. Too. every*| one should l*> aware that freedoms not excrcucd eoon nrf Fund Drive Opens Al Base; Agencies In Crusade Listed lo iL We agree that people should not l*e content to sit lutrk and criticize. Wc agree that pmpla should take their officials to task when they are not conducting themselves as they should; that voter* should support their public officials when they are doing a good job. But, it would appear that Caldwell suited his crusade aomewhat late. According to information about his life, he waa a member of Congress at the time ‘‘the course of history was being changed'' by enactment of the ‘'socialistic meas­ ures" he criticized, lie also sat in the governor's chair, a posi­ tion he denies that he is seeking again. As a Congressman and Governor of Florida. Caldwell held positions which would have allowed him to wage a much gtronger. and much more effective, campaign than he can wage as an attorney and citizen. lie was a private citiicn at the time the Suprtms Court issued iu integration ruling, hut all of the shortcomings in government did not occur overnight. If Caldwell docs plan to seek the governorship again, his apeech could be viewed In an entirely different light. If. at he stys. ho does not plan to run, it makes an analysis of hie •parches more difficult. BV INEZ ROBB f« h r n ! asked blm how come he Why atump the state? Why not taks the crusade into the home state* of Hubert Humphrey, (». Mennen Williams Thrse a rt days of sartorial trt had clung to it in the year* of looks _________ good with and Paul Douglas if he is attempting to make this a national umph for u>c Head of Clan Robb its decline " I..t ____ Inez Robb S a y s Harrier O f Hubbles gin tn sprout around his mouth "This article also says that while the__________ black drrby< .. Is the big ___ ___ By rev it lag the derby hat. fash dark street cluthes fo r occasions gen seller today, there are navy issue. At latest couid, Florida'* delegation in Washington Is ion ha* once again taught up that jui'. m u* being form al and. blue, brown, taupe, tra y and salt him — and don t think he besidca." said my Scoteburen. "a and pepper derbies." 1 went on doing okay. It's all of those "other fellows" who are giving with isn t looking as smug as a bug derby never wears out. Or, bard "Would >ou wear— us the trouble. We don’t need enlightenment. They do. in • jug I r ever. I ve been getting m y mo- -O nly 0 > fr my d tid ^ ^ M in and boy. the master of "*> s -worth out of my invest lno n rd - The brown derby should the manse has been a hard hat m tn « U preserved a t a memorial tn 2 f . * L w man to my certain knowledge Well. I »m impressed.' l said Alfred Emanuel Smith, ar.d all i t ' x* ,-V. ■ rT for almost SO years. So I have "K ufbt here in the paper i t **>*. others, save black, restricted by 'V ,, r , n * ra- , u l " la S been am tted by rerent headline* ‘ Most often the derby can b* law to the chorus lice Only Milin a duiea publications, all pro ibmpaed around the most elegant ton Bcrle would be caught alive * The new Daytona International Speedway waa "chriafo claiming ‘ Derby Hat Is Back “ | mldlown recions of fift h . Madison |a a sail and pepper derby " Such is A d i s addiction that 1 did- *»d Park Avenues. A man has to toed" bat y etk. ‘ Do you favor tha lightly roiled “ > «» l*»k good m un>bfrlll <ml , u. rdman a roo*u , Marshall Teague, natltinally.famoua .stock car race driv- n i even know that it bad been ** " ar. waa killed when hi* car flipped. Teague art a record of •«»>! * tr >■ tacbr as proper accompaniment 171 milea per hour, fastest ever attained by a car on a closed ‘ I haw been faithful in m> ‘ N a tu ra lly." anecd my hul tor the derby?" 1 aiked my Beau Tbe Navy’* fimoue drm onttra fashion to the derby,” he said Band, as tha canary feathers be BrummelL tion team, tbe "B lue Angel*." American track, in teats Monday. ‘ Only in K rtte n d ' be replied. »*U ta ll Ramey Yield home tin* Teague wa* attcmptlajf to break hie twi>-d*y-old record and added. ' don t le t funny with v»»tk a t they participate in Teas lie's record probably will t>e broken: the speedway me ar.d m> d e rb y :' ' Speed Week" al Daytona Interprobably will b« "christened" again and again. e e .M iu ACROSS But I guess It s hard for women M , 'on* ' Speedway, I eb. 3ty31. To ertch hla own. ouch is life. etc. l. M iu Maxwell valtd'a to take men's hats seriously. Th« N ur planes w ill u tilu r the 41. Chancre Ncvak \Va only hope that the drivers are l>«chelor*. with no fc» 3 fojsl They all look alike. r.o matter ^ *3^1 Lae at la tr u c 31. luuking 43. Nour.af.eJ 4. Rick 12. Rhatby rw 5! Mvinr relative*. Xkhat kind or type. Tbe boy* can't ,a tb f • m ic e squadron tor ta ils 7 . ! -oration 41. Horn I I . Pigeon even tell •« :n apart them itlves fon* n** * nd flight readme** Aetn•. f t . ' to Navy official*, the Only la*t werk. at a small dinner DOWN lb . Service sloa^raa party, an early departing guest 1119' Tiger* are equipped with 1. Vlyuig toy* 19 R-tiaa r • *etrl I 3. Indian of I wore home my h u ib in d 'i dark "window b u ite r i'. known to muii HOLLYWOOD t l'P I ) — bung out overseas entertalnmrat jua Boll* ta 11. Breed of 30 Skin S j r f ' blue Homburg It took 4* hour* * * aRexburnera. ■tret*' I rances U n g lo rd wUl be beta during World War II. Natl© A demonstration fur haniord 3. Diacusn cattle in for the two to ditco vtr the uiad „ i it,. A m .n "** Commander Trestop J. Moorr named * - « ‘ b c .rt of the Amen ^ o ((|f|lU T m *«,4s f ' s a „ o ,e raaually mor 11. Catkin verttnt iw ap Imagine that hap resident* I* etpecled during tbe I I . Germanium 4. M irror St. Pigpen 33. East by three day visit. can legion at Miami feh. 11 to xy,f veteran* organisation also pening lo two wumca! reflection I *ym I i t Expect i ro rtheatt commemorate tbe group a 40th w tll participate in a campaign in Certainly, out in the great ©pen I I . Compass II Rolitaryr 11. To manifest ia b tr I anniversary. cocvnerticm with Miss Langford , • paces of Idaho wbrn I was X Record of point 31. Permit 54. Prrjecttng bliss Langford w ill be honored N’Bl'-TV network premiere of an labor V young, gentlemen's hats were a ll! a ship a S3. Style erd of a by state and regional command hour long color teleshow March voyage Identical N|y father and every SYRACUSE. N. Y . <L'i‘ l t — 1C. rood like 39. fo rw a rd «lu rch uf tn r L . u u i t,.r I r r r .mer- t*. 7. Identical part 30 Rchcw>| other Western grntleman of hi* Studies o f fluorine ckenUstry mat ■IX Wa»y 9 .1‘ope a 17. Water mark generation wore a Stetson, and lead to suits that won't sod and i her. i ambassador 31 A g ri frtw-n 3* Mr. LxnJun wore it summer and winter. solid lubricant* that are more efI I . Tenma Un'.il the day of Ms death. Ta ieetlve than a ry liquids, areerd T 1 //l 4 f * f// Vy ?> aarve pa entertained dark suipiciuni ,n* *° ^ r - T- H Simons a t the y m A r io a g 41 Rurged 39 Court % about the antcccdcnta and motives U niversity of >*lorlda. ]. Demonft * V / mountain Sl.Spoha V/ >> erest atratlsa //i of any man who wore a straw ‘ 32. Her faro •4 oer slight priwoun hat. To him there was something launched a S /S CVaJua error unmanly, it not clowxrtgM under thousand T •4 ILBeragUa V / j • ships handed, about a straw hat and 7 /, DOWN lE W ’aesh.p N Baking lU wearer. •i ♦ <1 IS. Ordsre 1. trustralca % chamber When my bridegroom came under aeal 3. Rartwd 37. Wages West to m arry me. I implore*! 1 1 spear I I . Not ever SI. Stone of ham n-H lo wear a straw bat % § X Great Lake Si. Oopr a ftu tt .. 11 least Papa forbid the banns ■alaeiat'e Xaeeae IX Compass 4. PUe# X Beast of i And not to t.-noke cigarettes point S German burden 4 1 u r.vve cither. Pape was a cigar man tabor.) 5J. M.etaks 39 To the 34 L ift X Dtmtnuh, 17. Ultimate with a low opinion of cigarette* right! i«e A i t ; r W alal# 31 french aa tha and their fly-by night smokers I 31 Half Z z % moon rtsef IX Re, to an cm Now. almost M sear* later. I'm TI xJ * • //b 1* 3*. CalliJ* labbr.) 7 .1’oem 34. Exclama­ still surprised ihst sometimes | R. W and r red I I . Likely brills tion iy s n u u ix E s 14 *4 i, during his ordeal Add d id s t set et. River uls St.CTianree • .Tendency 33 A Great the barn a fire !". 4}. Sait St. Miswsuva'a ip riocka Lake 4. is A* fo r a drrby — well, if Add y z as itherr i ] ( Wanting 37. feather ' had gotten i ff the tram in Uald J5 Upward 4d. Harem o ff 4| shaft PEAK P E R F O R M A N C E 41 w rit, Idaho, in a derby. I d anil rur* mg of I f Rough lava • too*, y ! ’ hr a spinster. Papa would hase k a snip a 39. Silty O N PIN MONEY f T~ I seen to th a t' planking SI Fenoea Onte jou scamper The Lark around iov.ii and see yourgai gauge Psroev Double Trick 17. Moslem sund still, vou 11know you ve got jour hand* on the wheel ol a rtul money* title H IT PALO, N Y (C P U -W a lly u '77‘ And one vsith stjle, loo—tich in interior appointments, bar* H.Turnest. aa /A Hergrshrimer. a National Hoe a c rs ir key league castoff. Is the only raoniouil) finished.uphobirred in wonderful t**te-»o dapper, ii^sapproveel % % t : Aclptver p liv r r in the American Hockey »S. Mr. S psrki bv Harper s Bazaar! ^ And so easy to drive and p ark-becauie it $three league ta score two "h a t trirk s " % M Grssk 'IV feet shorter out*ide-with room (or »U imide. Thit it a whole new this season He recorded the V/ letter three goal spreel with the Buf idea in tare- ind one >ou re qomg to love Horn the fire* toudi o( jour to« 17. Anet«eh fsle Bison* IX K ir f at on the (icdal. And beautifully engineered Come on - S p e e d w a y C h r is te n e d Blue Angels’ Here For ‘Speed Week’ DAILY CROSSWORD Legion To Select Frances Langford I ‘ Suita Won’t Soil? DAILY CROSSWORD i \ Z/t L O O K & A T L E A R N A B O U T •LARK •4 T Hat SANFORD AMERICAN LEGION .7 V 4 ;1 TT I I CX,ef Oelty tB a b jt t 4 t Smoking |«pa « *a rt «J ra m o u l band leaaar • I. L'aad im V M .n k r - l a Allow la tn te r - m 4# % % kl Wu w r ♦J u ii 4* 14' .* % The population o f Nome, A laika. 1* 2.CSM. The number of pe<> P * » t * «l*ited the historic gold ruth tom. m tu g waa 3.XM. lo 19 % /s* if •4 al 41 i 4? SISTER MADISON 3-iw s Pan 2 Tuesday, February 17. 1M9 M t t e t in i.ir in t a . t a n . , . . a v -.s ii.k w ■**•*,« «*. s w iv ti. a**. w s . . . i . , v a n ., - V . ^ M v a. x t s i i ix * * a a . . . ...... J s- i i i s d s . t h » s m i i * rsse Scanw s e n *. vtvvyl Itla v S tr . SswUsv. » 4 • * »»»»»e »la*s w a lu r ( s ti.s ., ay, i m r iv to iw ta asixvWae a* Ik * r * * t orrtee •••Of- Ptwssea. * * 4 , , ta* Art . 1 C t n o . 1 N s o t a. I»T». X Saesld *« « _ ■ «■ * ,> » l ta* X sieve r , . » s * t i , « • aiinve ess'**a* *• «b* »•» v»e«xil*aii*w •< all ia* Iwal * i « * r .| *i,a la iIS Mr - * J ‘ L 44v rsniw aa* r»» * t f s c s s im o a R a tx e am J tM ik * a*-re • *• ss**ik Spiritual Adviser ami DU vine Healer. Thia woman Ufc* itod-given j«ower to help other* in Sicknea.*, Trout !e«. Buainr**. lA>ve Affair* or any difficulties ur problems >ou may have *» — v t im m v m v v sxwllv «) •1 • * 1 ii 4 7“ rt •i ate* v ,* , •■ ia * SISTER MADISON L»wk fo r ike tag* foealed besweea DeLand and Orange Cits, across from — COINTRY CLUB ESTATES U 00 Smith Blvd. Hwy. 17 - Rl Pkoae RE 4 0333 Ops a T Day a a Week • The I*ajrc Combined Shown • Amusements — Displays — Exhibits* • GAMES - RIDES — FUN • FREE SOUVENIRS by MERCHANTS 6 Big D ays, Mon. FEB. 16 thru FLU. thru Sat. Fun drive the LARK todoy at 21 New Legion Fairgrounds SAX FORD **4 as, sis*. „ l a i t • " r '**s *s *« r e q i m , HWY. 17*92 $Ol.TH 1001 Sanford Motor Co., Inc. rn c m SANFORD iV P AVK- r SANPOKIlk 9) �Tum.. Feb. IT. 19S'J—P»n S JO S ggfnrS V r r if) Opera Is Attended Friday Night Sanford Is Gay On Valentine Day The romantic season of hearts and cupid* tc* the pace for many m p .-n ir* o \t r (ha February Itth « « k tn d . One o f the largest Valentine Day gatnerirga wa* Fxturdxy •vening at the Naval A ir Station BOM whrn the O fficer'* Wives’ club *uccr*sfu lly Gage a cocktail buffet fur aruund 175 membert anJ gue*!*. The party aerved a* a ••Welcome Aiioard ’ for membera of V A IM . recently arrived from Jacksonville. and thi* greeting < *u u*ed in the |fu rm a huge red heart, with w hile lettcrm r. at (he entrance door. Also at the entrance wat a white painted tree branch that cleverly held red heart Valentine* with the name of new member* on each card. A ddinr to pa rty atmoaphrre were red and while gladioli. a pro(uaion of b n rh t red heart*, cun­ ning little cherub tu t out* and the u tt of red and white in crepe pa­ per decoration*. Credit fur (hit •rtU tic work ro e * to I t. Cnidr ■«*( Mr* C b ir’e* H ib liu t ll and tm d r. and Mra. F rank John*gnThe buffet contained an ela!>or ate array of ta*ty oriental morsel* that intrigued the appetite. Japan. ■ »ie haboehi pot, were conversation 1-ytrad of traditional rrd anJ p irre * and ihe guests u*rd their whit» \ alentlre color*, Mr*, tup tharcoal brartcra to mok m irin- ton chose an orchd and while aled piece* of »teak on tk e *rra . lombination which the u*ed in The piece dt re titta m r »<• tried flo ra l twvuijtiel*. The table «a*io»AAantoy *km«, an n rtrn la l drlics-y ered with a while doth, flecked ttu ffe d wdh por«, shrimp and with gold. anJ tall g i d taper* i l ­ fre»l» eround ginger a* aomr of ata luminated Ihe party letting. Ingrrdietdt. Around fifty guett* enjoyed the Mr* J jn ic t llin u c r . uho*e Ha­ , 0cktail buffet between the hour* vanan liv.ng_ ha* helped to m a.r of fi*e -th irty ami eigtit o’clock. ___ Valentine Mag and ijurrn her a .onnoiMcur of o rie n u l fond*.) Tne highlight of the K k s part) wan in chim e of the menu, ."he >*a* sm strrl b* Mr*. Lewi* Tam- ^-aturday evening wa* the croon n y . d t r * . I l a r o d t a n g . M r * . Sam irg of a Valentine CJuccn and King. Mr*. W illiam Hardin arid E llli Ful Day and M ri K. j . M ill*. Acting at ho*tc*«e* during the *r. who were rhoten by secret evening were fn e Navy w|*e» who ballot. Tht* it the fir* l time for the FIU wore cot tome* of red net abort •k irt* over back tig h t* and red Ciuh to have a Valentine King and vjueen ami it added fun to the ifart-abapcd head hand*. evening’* entertainment They were Mr*. D. T Conner, The i lub house w at a rtittlia l!) Atr*. D. I*. Cunning. M i* J \V. decorate.! with large tat.n earl* H ill. 5lra. I. S. Illakc and Mr* outlined with net ru in in g , xalrn M ill*. line i on white lace doilies and mo­ 1 Civilian guetli ieen among the bile lt d heart* were suspended vuipf n m F party goer* were Mr. and Mr* from the celling Italian Court of Honor v *« the highlight drew i it*rn pretentrd Merit rtad Flarl Higginbotham, Mr. anil Mr* -■oltie* held ro.oriul dri for the February P-TA meeting p -ti to Walter Teague tr . Albert J,,m i ” >- Mr. ard M r*. Andrew and * distinctive s tr in g Cub Scout* were color bearer* Mycr». Hoy W aitiwri*:bt. Johnny l * n , " b Mr and Mr* B railr) mum* » rre placed on the and led In the iilu tc to the flag Courier. Jo* M alcolm and Cary ,Wh* m ,n J Mr- * ntl Air*. Wally hors d 'o fu tir t Following Ihe form atilic* o fS a k o lla iy . . Phillips. Dancing miistr w«* furnished I meeting In order Ita m r i.lte n \ i ' l u f a l r Inn an ( irland i orchestra and an out ealling Ihe .ucc,.„* ... ....... vr w 4rj «W. .Stoner, d Dr. u Fdward Stoner, w well M ri. John Lundy, preiident. John ln0lM1 u>lf(Jo p h v j|t,14n fK n , The spacious ballroom of thr • landing floor show, under the dl Fivan*. Cub M irie r and L x p lo rrr f(j ,j.e o( , hr ( t r n M a yfa ir Inn Hotel was the scene rectmn of Mr*. M artin Dyer, * * , S c o u t leader, introduced Fid ing—the Eagle Scout award*. of a gay Valentine party Saturday prr*rnled « follow* la ,, tianie Andrews, Scout Executive of the Before a large group of member* when around two hundred and by F. I lira -le y; I'autumnur. on St. John* River District, who , „ j vjl)lo r|( A )ri p’|r r y Mnij fifty guests uf the Hotel were cn Nou Beautiful Doll." J, l> Mi.Sell and t a r t Novt; Can-Can Churua ® showed lome very in te rfilin g pic M r* j ohn £ x (n , pinneit the tertained. f'ait> Jure* pertaining to Scouting *> dcmration* were In red f0 lfll’o ,*d of l^K o y Hickson. Mar Eagle hadgr* on fo r their *on* Ralph Neely. Bov Seoul leader. 4 ftf(, [)r s,0Rer m i( j e ln< pfe and whit* and earh lady was pre- tin D )er, Joe Shahren and led awarded terond d a * a badge* to semaimn. i m nted with a red carnation cor­ Hawkins; Pantomime o f “ Little sage. Ever)one was g ivrn a num­ Space ( ill. by I.f lin t H i--ton and Bruce Packard, Seth Rook and Mr* Lundy presided over the ber on a ted heart and this lalcr Ted II* * Kins; “ Ihe H iil* ’1 bv ’four A rthur Evana biainrvs teuton, w m rh was short. was used to match dancing yart 'm r i, dancers." W illiam llardin. J im e i Pearann and Mr. An The sixth grade Won the room n trs which provided the opportu- Jla riin Dver, Wade S ilydrr, and count—for attendance. mtv fo r guest* to get e.quainted. Joe Shabecn (nil for the fcr*nil All gathered lit the school lunch the m ute ttoupe appeared During thr evening Frank Meroom to partake of drticious tup ban* gave a magnum o f cham­ to take a bn». Iicnlun Prevail mis rakes and punch, served by Mrs. pagne to the winning dance tram Master o f Ceremonies (.eon Olliff, Mra. C. F7. Minter The party wa* given bv the t or ktail* \ t Ike I Iplon* and Mr* C, E. V oigt, mothers Another lovely party was given Anna Miller Circle ami under thr representing the th ird , fourth and at the home of Dr. and Mr*. M. chairmanship of Mrs. Robert car uthers. fifth grades. M r*. .Merritt Staley, I.ipton on Meiloovill* Avenue. a teacher and a mother of one 1 ■ ■—-—-----------TUESDAY of the three grades, lent a helping Studv Course on Soul Winning at hand to the trio. A ll refreshment the Viral Baptist Church at ’ carried out the valentine m otlff p. m. Brownie Scout Troop UJ of the T in t Preabyterian Church • ill meet at 3 o’eloc*. It was a Valentine Tarty for out the valentine theme for thr Pioneer Fellowship of First the Thrhean class of the First supper table. • p re ib jie ria n Church at # P mBaptist Church Friday evening Those attending were Mr anil The Ware Bible Class w ill meet when member* and their husbands Mra. Denver Cordell. Mr* Wen in McKinley Hall for a eovered met at the Church for a covered dell Skipper. Mr. and Mrs Fran in h eupper. dish supper. l ris Hall, Mr. and Mrs Dunald On Saturday afternoon the Elk's U EDNF-HUAY F’ ntrrtainment was led by Mr* FTamm. Mr and Mr* llenny playground wwt fille d with a The senior ehoir of Ihe Firat Vrrnon llardin. social chairman Austin, Mr. and M r* Rill* Mat happy throng o f rid ld rrn who Preabyterian Church w ill mret A centerpiece of gladioli. Banked tey. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Pirrry, ranie to help Jim m y llardin. son by candle* in candelabra*, carried Mrs Jack Martin. Mr and Mr* (or aupper et * p. m- * n,i ^or nf Mr. and Mr* B ill lla rd in , cele­ rehearsal at i:M . Al Chile*. Mr. and .Mr* (.eland brate hit cih B irthday The Mid-Week Bible Hour of Butld, Mr*. Vernon llardin and Mr- and Mrs. lla rd in . atsiited the F ir it Preahjlenan Church Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Mrlnlm h w ill be conducted by the P a llo r, by Mr*. Bae Irla n d , served Honor gue»ti were Dr and Mr* Birthday Cake and ire cream, and F’eb n ia r) IT, 1931 W. P. Brooks Jr • at T p. m. The Chaneet Choir nf First Valentine randy heart*, tn the M r*. Stanley Fllmore of Mary following guettar Donna T*e Man Presbyterian Church will be eon land and Mra. Earle Colburn of Batter With Coffee ducted by the Pastor, at 7 p m. free, (iarland Harden, France* The Chancel Choir of First Williams. Alton Hughe*. Johnny Ne# Vnrk were special guett*! NEW YORK —( l P it— toffee rresbytertan Church w ill meet Marlin. Mike H ardin, Jeff .Siskind, ■t the regular bu»inr»* and so ‘‘•ke with coffee tn the baiter Wanda I-ou and Charlene ciat meeting of the F.lks Auall t »'l i for ,n f* In H M l « P « * « et T.JO p. m. Irland. Mike Volotiise, Bobby la ry held last night at the F.Ik* The Womans Society of t h r u mt)U„ r , lian Service of F'irst Methodist Warwick, Bobby C a ru lh rri Elaine Hall on Flan F ’ir»t Sireri g*r, i teaspoon rinnamoo, ’ > Church will have a study entitled Owen*. Charles and Allen Lee. Mr* Bex Packard presided m er teaspoon ginger. >» teaspoon *alt Joy Milton. Patn Taylor, Carole -M iddle Fast Pilgrim ase'’ at 10 the buimets session which wa* and 2 teaspoon* Inttant r ip tm o W a. m. d o lin g with en Arabic Tea. Ann Rnimlry. M artha Parker, Judy Mansfield. Bryan Williams, followed by I hr aonsl period coffee. • Nursery Open. Add 1 egg. and brat well Stir Prayer meeting and study of Becky Williams. M olly Bush. Fid which wa* in the form of a George Washington parly. C.*mt« In 2 cup* cakr flour tilted wilh ward Van Fleet. Melissa Kcholt, SoulW'innlng at First Baptut Andy .Strrlc, Rnhin B lirra fd , and were played at th i* tim e and-2 lenpoon* ilmihlc acting Inking Church. 7 W Phigh acore pnte* were awarded powder, alternately with will* ’ • cup A Prayer tlnvup w ill meet in the Wayne and (iayle Hardin. to M r*. Henry Thuritnn and Mr* butterm ilk or tour m ilk In whuh Daughter* of Wesley Cl«**room. A. S Peck Mr* Thurston re '» teaspoon *oda ha* been add The Shut In Preyer tiroup w ill reived novelty cherry ear bob* rd meet at the home of Mr*. Alice Cheese Adds Variety Pour Inio greated. flm urd 2 Palmer. 9U M yrtle A*e EAST U N S IN i;. Mich. (L T D while Mr*. Peck w a * g iv e n a quart mold or angrl food pan and The third aenion of the W S. —Cheese can add variety to your bottle of th r r r ir i bake In moderate (310 drgieei r . S. atudy course. "Middle East rooking. At a late hour refreshment!, ae 45 rt" minu'e*. white rotor ° ' rn 4i nu,r»- nr unlit d-mc Pilgrimage," w ill meet In McKinMichigan Male University home rrn tu a lin g a red and :Cuol I minute before ti nning out • l e y Hall. rro n o m iiti auggest these tempi scheme were served on rack. Serve while warm with Chapel Choir rehearsal at 3-30 ing idea*: this easy mix pineapple ginger y tn. Drop chrrte crouton*. — *mall , .. . Senior Choir rehearsal at cube* of fheese, Inlo hot loup Just I TA C O U t lC ll 1 O ' i C C t ?n(t lightly at room Irmpe Soften p. tn before serving. Or add grated Regular meeting of ihe Semi* rature I cup lemon ice rrram . 7,30 p m.—The Commmaion on rheeae to scrambled eggs just be nole County Council of P TA will Add 1 410 ounce) can iru th r-l Membership and Evangelism w ill fore they are done. meet Wednesday morning at 9 30 pineapple. 1 tablespoon iliver.-d meet in McKinley Hall. Add ic tt In the hor* d oeuvre at Geneva School. c ry tla llite d ginger, and leal in platter by arm ing chunk* of vira. Ir* Southward w ill pre *!c rlrle drink miaer about 2*> »ec apples and pear* strung aide oxer Ihe meeting and there ond* Add Sauce To Beets chee»e. alternately on a toothpick Dip w ill be an open discussion on re -----— ■■ — EAST LANSING. Mich — ( l P I) Ihe applet in either orange or Ir —A tart sauce lor beri* la sug mon Juice to keep them Horn turn r m l rontrnver*i*l issues nf Hie W o m a n ’ s C i u b M e e t p TA plalform. - A )ook „ lhr „ . | 1(N1| |un{|ir..n geited by Barbara Deskins of the ing brown food* and nutrition department program ” J* the subject d licu.. Add variety to ch rrte land at Michigan State L'niversity. Weigh th e advantage* of ion Wednesday at a meeting of wicket by sprinkling chopped pic Mia 'a rup orange juica, 2 ta kies and onions in tide Aim try .best*. Percale sheets we gh lei* Ihe Civic Department of the San bleipooni beet juice. ’ * eup augar The I ilk dates, raisins, jam s, or jellies than muvlin, ate le .t bulky, and ford Woman’ * Cluh and 1 tablespoon cornttareh In a with different bread and ehcete a t* eheaper to launder. They are w ill be preceded bv * eo'crrd aaucepan Stir Ihe mixture over combination* I ut*ex of cheese al­ lightly woven. Linger wearing and di*h luncheon and a program of medium heat until it boils Add a feel * ik ) . can of dlred beets and heat, tf so go in lunch hoxe* Scout Awards Given At Oviedo Meet An appreciative Central Fin Ida audience crowded into ill* (trtandn Municipal Auditorium Friday night to hear the Opera Cal* tponvored by the Junior League of Orlando. ‘ Couples Enjoy Supper Sixth Birthday Is Celebrated 25 Years Ago desired, add a dash of butter fo r a richer sauce. Bifoti you start folding a (oo-big '£9 cor... Poach Pudding Tart S e e th e C o m p a c t ’59 Rambler SAN FRANCISCO - H P I i - Tbe California F’nodt Reiearch In sli tide recommends this quick and •say dessert Spread layer of vanilla cream pudding in the boimm nf ta rt sheila. Top with peach halsra. round side up. D rti t l* with atrawberry preserve* and garnish wdh a iprig of mini Save more than ever on first cost, gas, upkaep BDC C O N TE X tf»* t«ly 10-Koy Caleu* lit a r Bf •nyw hora Rt«r ill prlca $125 Vau'w# a##** *h« at bar* grow in tire and prica — now eew huwr much more you ran u s * w ith Haml-ler. Hundreds on Aral met. New g»t econ­ omy. T o p roeale. Kas.ret parking. Prrwmaliaed Comfort: ewrliona! onfa front rests glide hath and forth individually. G o Ram blar A or V-B. IM MM 9 WILLIS MOTORS MMBIEB AMERICAN STATION WAOON t m 1109 M fmi Cm * IMS kit »»• <ise Id* III I (H .Ip ll IlM H • n»l» ue •* f.v -•>* Mwaw'.-w huiow |>**< I»i lin w - i' >*«« »*i «- m s.. _ Featured in the program of opera select ion* ssere (our of the Metropolitan Opera t'o.’s most accomplished s o ra litt*. areom* named by lh r widely acclaimed Florida Ssinphony Orchestra un* der thr baton of Frank Miller. I-oudl) applauded ssere Crsara Slept, Richard T urkcr. Held! Krall and Mildred M iller. Miss Miller seemed tn he the favor­ ite of the audience not only for her excellent \o ca l contribution to the gala rsrm ng. but for her C ood S h rplirid ( m in i | ulheran captivating personality and win­ some beauts. O f th e t h u r r h It* I t ie Hei . F i n e . I II Hulirk Jr. Among the Sanfmd musicians The goal we »ct In life ami music loser* enjoying th r l l much like tbr rablut who mil •tc liar b ill were M i* George ran Ihe hound. Harden Sr . Mr ami Mr* George The hound failed became Harden Jr . M rt lieorgr Touhy, lie * j i mnmne for hi* lunch. Mr* W It D* .on Mi** Ojtl« The rabbit esc aped . . he via* Hcrxr Whittle. ' I r and Mr* Dan running fur hi* life Wright, Mr. and Mr* Frank Ma­ lta nr, Mr, and M r* Boy Mann, and Mr*. C At Rosd JjwJtm ctiwiA t ’. I ’ , n . W IN K S ' piv t u t m l a t (h e ir V a le n tin e p a rty iw e n t lv at th e C l’l ) I 'lu h . g iv e n Birthday Honoree l Is Janet Johnson Church Calendar I Janet Juhnion. daughter of Mr and M rt iTlHortl Johnson, u a l guett of honor at a Valentine Birthday parly Salurdav eirm ng at h rr home en Bel A ir Btvd the iteration marked the I -It h Birthday of Mi vs Johnson who gieeled her teenage guests in a light blue sheath dress. w as The John*on’s garage transformed Into a parts row m IIuilMn Kitchens Solve Space Problem B* M IL IU M 4.H1 HER C H IlA til) —i l l ’ l l — New com pact vrn io n s n| me nuilt In k it­ chen have been designed lor ihe mity with a space problem. T br new unlta, which well for .'hsi compared with Hie f t n*** nr mote usually spent on built in appliance unlit, will make r t r n the bachi'lcir happy lit vise h it kitchen, says a pioneer manufac tu rrr in the field. Thrruiador F le rlrira l Manufac­ turing t o . Ia*> Angeles, which first made built Ins in the early I9.W) *, showed a compart unit called the " ilie l xenlrr” at Hie recent National Association of Home Builder* convention The "chef cc filer.'* tel to go on *ale th i* summer, is only in inchrs wide, ha* four electric ranges which ran he regulated imliviIn aII > fnr desired heal and rook Ing speed, and two nu n c set par s lid above lhr range* An a llra rtiv e control panel, a • roatt m eter'1 enabling Ihe rook In , i lei l Ihe proper lim e and temperature for even Ixpe of meal, and two large cabinet* he low ih r rangr* complete Ihe unit New ami rnlorful designs nf a built in line introduced with great surer*, la tl year were shown by t ham ben Built In*. Inc , Chita go A cc-mli.nation gw • electric *toxr and an nsen that rooks tong after Ihe fuel ha* been shut off were highlight* of thi* esbl bit T ie aloie liw four electric rangr*. with a ta * grill and broil er *el between Ihe range*, The l handier* appliances, in 'udlng oxen, tlose, rrfrig e ia lo rf-cerei. dnhwashrr .d ry e r, and Calbage di.pusal Unit, w n e hafmonlied wdh sinking • liver plating and set hack ground of brick and was decorated with Ihe red and while Valentine color* I'olnr tsil crepe paper %trramrr* ami V alrnltne ru l outs were used Each guest, upon arriving, receiv­ ed a red ctipid cu'. out and Ihe one with the lucks number. Miss Pam Jones, receised a heart box of candy. Sexrral game* were played wilh M m Maria Rowland and Kenny Poll a* p rirr wm nrr* Dancing was alto rn jo ir d and picture* ol ihe party weie taken The pretty Birthday rake wa* Heroratrd xxith white icing and rrd heart* and was srrsrd with other parly refreshment* Guests, who sang Happy llirth dav to Janet, were Diane .Smith, Nancy Sikr*. Jean Donaldson Judy Laxendir, Maria Rowland. Brenda Brown Donna Peters. Ami Mahan, Alsra Meeks, lu irrtl* Dyes*. Norma Whittern, Barbara Bulkier. Diane Beasley. Pam Jones. Jack Is rv , Tim m v Bar*. men. llohrM Biehardt. Sonns Ma­ son Donald Woodruff. Charles Calhoun. Jim m y Touliy, Kennv I’off. Dnylr Carlton and John Mills. PcAAD/iaLi Steak Broil Enjoyed The Gamma l.amlma chapter of ihe Beta S um a Phi m rortly Vlartam ft isswell and Airs H J enjoyed a deal, broil Saturday Lehman of Wmlrr Park Mr* rim in g al lh r homr nf Mr. and Wheeler, a home guest of V|r« Mr* Gordon F re tlrrirk . Those attending were Mr. god Lawrence Tinsley of D ellary. M i* Highs of Nebraska, an.I Mr*. Mrs t lark Bruestle, A|r. and Air*. Alford Grrene. Mr and It P Pray of P rllary Mr*. Donald Howe, Mr and Mrs. Air* G II Hudson w ill return Glen McCall. M r. and Mrs R. home teutas after a visit with her II. Nelson, Air. ami Mr*. FI W. daughter, Air* ft I. Natrallah, Peterson, Mr. amt Mrs. Clyde Robinson. Mr amt Mr*. Garnet and Mr. Natrallah, in Tampa. White, and Mr* J. !.. Corley, tbe Mr and Atr* Futward It H ill of j sponsor and Mr. Corley. Bronx* die, N Y , are gue»tx In Ihe home of their daughter. Mr* ( harte* Hohlitrelt, and Ll I ’ mdr. Ilohllrell AH* Hohlitrell w ilt en­ ter ib e A ir Force hospital m O r­ lando. this week, for surgery. Guest t. sf Ihe reeent luneheon gtxrn by the D A It , were Mr* LAST SHOWING OPKN 12:15 Mis* Rohbir Lee Cram and 'tr * . Helen l i ' r r * of Allanla, Ga . base twen sitllin g In the home of Mi«* t r.tin * p,trrnf». Air and Mrs ltnl>ert Crain. House gnrtl nf Mr and Atri. William FI Gray. Lake Mary, I* her mother. Mrs George Swift of Aerona. New J rrtry . Atr* A mi enf Riil>eris and Mr* Charle* AVltt tecenlly attended Ihr tlfla n iln Crntral Board Dean­ ery winch wa* held in Orlandn H il* ssa* liel<l at the home of Couple Is Wed AH* Raymond * d r ill and ssa* The F l.b r Spring* llapii«t a llrn d ril h* approximately th irty i hurrh p im id rd I lie *e||iug for affiliated p rriid rn t* and board the w tiding last Thursday of chairmen Mis* Penne I, Yale* and John C O u ii* J r t*oil* of T ilu sxillr the Res Joe D 'llltlllll pertofinrd B I R T H S Ihr double ring ceremony »t * Air ami Air* J P, Whitaker p in. Mr ami Air* Grads Johnson h a ir announced ihe h irili of ihelr of Sanford attended th r rnttple fir*t grandchild, A h Iona .Ann, A!*o p*e»< nl were At* ami Mr* Imrii F’eluuary Ttb to Mr and Don Remolds of Otangr John O iirl* Sr . p a lrn l* of thr Alt* groom the couple w ill te tu lr t ii* A|f« Reynolds i« the form in lit u s iilb w hite Mr Hurls H rr Ann AMillaker of Sanford (inployed In a cnnstnution com pany. / DnoMAosi •TaftMPM-dtBMflMi* ^myrw KKATI UK: 1:11 - 1:11 St4t - 7:11 • 9*41 (Tiiltlrrn .15n For Thin AMruction SI'AHTS TOMOIHtOW’ Icow iM or V n v ■a i/A /n is * PAYMENT SPECIAL rdehratus Birthday Mi*t B a rtia ra AAllllfo rd *«Ir braird her t.Mh birthday recent­ ly with a ’ sin k hop” at h rr homr on Country Club Drive llatiemg and ton took plate on the Pal in which wa* decorated with A atcnlinr color* and fa io r* tn the »aniP mold were given to the following gurHs T r r iir Ro tu tin r. Penny Brook*. Janice AAll Ham* Glenda l u ii r t l , Glenda AAilldord 'tom m y Brook*, Alike Jrnmngv Dax id Thomas. Ilobhy llowrn, Fred Jonei, and Bud Bn her I* ibe evening birthday M namscuni BUY SEU J.M i STAKTS TOMORROW !) A. M. SHARI* Aluminum Lounge WITH STRONG ELASTIC WEBBING �P a r# 4— T u m ., Feb. 17, 1959 Lane Seeks Lumpe Or Carey X ■ y MILTON RICIIMAV ta ile d P re ti la ftra a fo o .'l F rank Laae. never on* to ke-p a te c rrt, eandldly revealed today > * •* angling for *;ih»r Andy Carey ®r Jerry Lump* of the Yankee*. Th# e n e rirtlc Cleveland general in a n a ie r tald h* plan* to talk trad* w ith Yank** o fllria l* in F lorida neat wrek, tut added th r ehanre* of a dral wrre dim heeaua* the world ehamolont a1w*y* fiv e Mm abort ikrlft. • i know th f>*d Ilk* In a*t bask Woody Held and I'm "tilin g to give him up." f.*ne/ «»ld " M o n ; with Held. I'll a lw ro llrr tlirm a good p ltrh r r, but I know I won't g *t anywh*r». •'Why? Jlrcaui* th* Y ank*** don't have too much u»* for m r, th a t* why. "They think 1 p«i> off too much Th*y atmply havr no »*n»* ot humor. I can't think of anything more healthy thin that frud I had w ith Cai*y Stengrl for th r** Tar Heels Ranked As Top Cage Team NP.W VeinK ( t- 'P li- Th* North Carolina T a r Heel*. aided h r Ken turky'a loia ta M itiliilp p i M a t*, took o « *r firat place toslay in IHlitad P r r i l International'! col J*je haakttball rating* for th* firat llm t tine* Her If. IM f. X cnlurky slipped from firat to third. C o ith Frank M cH uu*t Tar l l t c l i tieatrn only hy Michigan Stale la I f atarta. moved up from accood. Kama* Mai* (1111 ad lanced from third lo ireond. Th* 33 (fading roachn who ra l* th* n a lio n 'i ma)or ro ll* !* * for UPI a lto made teveral o lh rr rh a n g ti in th* top 10. Th* coach** ro n ild * rrd gam** played Ihrough Saturday night in their la le it hallata. klliaiaalppi S lit* m i l a il*a n t­ ed from IMh to 10th and appear­ ed la Ihe ** l* tl group lor tha firat lin t* alnc* the I T I ratlnsa were laauguralrd in 1#30. Catiforala (11-41 adt ant'd from 12th to alnlb. Bradley, hralrn ta il w rrk by hi. Locila. alipprd from eighth to K ill. W etl Virginia, up*rt hy New York L'nlveriity, dropped from 10th to Itih . Cincinnati H it ) , North Carotin* M a t* 111-2). Auburn (!•-■■) and Michigan Matr 413-3t ramainrd 4 -M 7. St. loul* (14-2) moved front nuilh lo eighth. T r ia l C h tiitlio ( lit ) , tho S' uthw ral C on ftttn rt I a a d • r, hradrd tha a«coad to group, l it adley, L'teb. W rit Virginia. Marquell*. Loulavllle, SI. John * (N . Y .t, St. Hona**ntur*. Oklahoma City and St Mery'a (C a lif.» tot lowed In order. No oth*r achool* rr rtlv e d v n tri th li »*rk M ayfair Men Plan Tourney Sunday T h r M ayfair Men* lio lf A**oelation w ill hold anolhrr pointty tlr m tournament n rtl Sunday. I’ r l i f * w ill h* awarded th * (hr** (np fourtoinr* and th r top two Individual* I* Ih* t/vurney. T * * o lf lim e will h* noon Following Ihe tourney, a b a r­ becue anil iq u irr danrr w ill It* held fo r mrmhert and their •famlliea. P roaldrnl H a ir Cunning urged all m «m b*r* lo return their rarde a* aoon aa ponlhlr. Gators Top Rebels In Overtime Play y*ar*. Why e te ry lim * «*tr trama lo t logrthrr. Ih* people would park Ih* ball park*. "Ilu t th* Y ank*** can't i r r pat! their no*r*. I'd Ilk * to make a dral with them—I've been trying (or a year—hut (iro rg * Well* I* ton tough. And that got* for t'**ey, loo." Will T ry Again Neterthel***, Ih * undaunlrd l.an* w ill ley again lie Iravr* Cleveland (or Hayluna Beach. F la ., today and ra p e d * lo talk w ith Y ankr* official* either neil Tue*d*y or Wednesday at St I’ e lertburg, FI*. l.an* i t th* only general man a g rr n Ih* A m rriran League who ha* aignril all hi* player* already. Th* Yank***, on Ih* other hand, hav* tom * to term* with only 21 Auburn & Howell; On And On And On Tolled Tree* Inlrrnatlonal Thai Auburn havkrlball tram gun on ..and on ..and on So. for that matter, duct Balley llo w rll, brad man in Ih* point gM lin; rlrpartm rnt at Mlsslitippi Stair. Aubirn larked li* Kdh iimagru live ivlnolo; >corr on tha b u n l Morula) night with a 19 54 br.-eier over Tulan* And Howell pumped in X) point* In p acin; thr Maroon* to a 74 vn victory over (irorgia. Il> way of anti rllm a t, Florid* tieat M m ltu p p i toy >7 m ovrr dm * In dump (hr Rrhel* Into latl place In the South** Hern Confer rn r*. end Alabama manag'd an *9 • »t derliion o - r r l-nulntnt Slate Auburn, playing on II* Itomr ( chiM, hit nine itra lg h t thoi* (rum the floor lo the l i n t 10 mlnutra agalntl Tulan* and th r (Srrrnlr* n rv rr got within rig h t point* of the lead. Jim m y Fibbr wai the h o tlrtl ITaintman with 20 polnti. followed hy Henry lla rt and It r t Frederick with 19 and I I respec­ tively. Klinker llo g lle d The T l7rr * alto lio tllrd Up \ i r Klinker, T u la n t't lop * to rrr , hold in r him to live point* Auburn I* now ranked »l*lh in the nalmn by I'niteil l ’ re*v International I. ha* Ih* longest win strral. in big league c o llc iia lr l o i ' . t ' | ml ba< hern Ihe only tra in io d rfra t Ml»»l*tippi Male this arc son. F lstlrulfs and a I't • )M>ini i«*r Io n iu m e hy Bulldog (lordon lia r rah rirrwr •>nn* at tc-nt ion away (rum Howell's a illv itlra al Athrns Play wa* In’ rriu p lrd (or ahoul five m in u lrt of Ih* arcond half as (an* alrramed onto Ihe Door, and (irorgia'a Sonny Po*t waa waved out of th* gamr for hi* part in th * rhubarb (iro rg ia threw a tr a r r into thr Maroont, holding them to a 3711 halftime lead Bill the H irer men a n ig n rd lo Howell rnuldn I mar h it marktmanthip and th r Bull dog* didn't has* a real dunce against State'! i t 3 per cent field goal accuracy. K rb rl* an Bottom In Ihe battle of "w h o a Ih* NFC a w o n t." Honda won on a red hid tcoring tp r r r in the arc ond half alter Olr M in bail held ta ile d F re t* lalernatUaal m a ttrr* tn a 44 all Hr al IntermitKaat aion. He he I |s*n Birhinann was W rit Virginia N V M I 55 high man lor thr night with 32 Herkley JC Hi* Sue Brnnell JC T7 point*, followed hy Hick lloban of th * tlatora with 27. SI. Vincent #1 Waynethurg at I.loyd Johnson's 24 point* figM auachuirtt* ao Cunnectltul *9 u rrd prominently In Alabama'* Wlllamantlr at New llavrn at victory, along with l-rnny hap Seolh Ian'* 21. Th* Crlmton T id r Ird at h a lfllm r. 44 t t Furman -U Citadel 52 It wa* a tight game all thr Maryland 77 Cletnton .5* way. with erntrr l.ynn Moon con Blchmond *9 W atli k l-*r S3 tributing 22 point* In th* INI? r f Newhrrrv 9! (iro rg ia Tchrt. 77 Virginia SI. I I N. C. Collrgr 71 (ort Th* Tlgen held Clyde Fred sharpshootini Alalnm a Virginia Tech. #1 C»*o. Wath M tric k . center, to thrre point* Appilarhlao 104 I’ fe ilfrr 1> Okla. City IT. #4 Florida Si at M lttltilp p l St *n (iro rg ia .VI Alabama D9 l-uuisiana St a: Auburn 79 Tulan* VI Nlcholt 71 M illta p * 77 1 isllrd I 'r r *« International Huntington 70 I.ambulh »•* N M V YORK (C P U —B illy Hunt Murray St. 71 Morehrad St M r r . 14V*. H rltn il. cul|M)inlrd Itoh Plkevlile *7 t e n lr r i t (irorgrtown (K y .l I f Berea M Baker. 214. Pittsburgh. Pa (lo t Sovithwritrrn a? Union vi IIAl.TIM O ItK . Md t l f P I t Jackton St. 75 I ’ra irtr V. AAVI 71 Way nr llrlh ra , 2G3, Sew York, Ky. W rilryan #7 Crnlenary *1 kn*>*k'<l szut W arnrll I Boom Mldwetl Bostmi l.r» trr. 141, Itrl A ir. Md M ith ig in ao low * an (IUI. Bowling tireen no Kent Si 51 IIIISIO N d I ' l l —Jo r H r N u rd . Purdue >4 Indiana 49 I r t t ’ t , New Ion. Mas* . Hopped Ik* Findlay S3 Blulfton 74 Jrnkin*, 157'*. New Sotk i l l lllln o lt #1 W ltro n tin 54 P IIII.A H K I.P IIIA I T P I I - l en Michigan SI. 71 Norlhwrstrrn *4 Mathews. Phlladrlphl*. alopped Alliance I t Thiel M II a y tainraslrr. Snarlanalnirg. Bradlry 72 St. lavul* n\ S t . in lliille r 12 N nlrr Ham* an I AMPA, l b ( I 'P l i Angel '.ar Wichita 15 llouttnn M el*. 134's. llasana. Cub*, rtrfeated Hetroit I I l/vyola (III i i'-5 Henry Ferguson, tin * , . Nassau, SW. Mo Tchrt #2 St. M icharl« M llaliam s* 110» W illitm Jr well 71 D rury 54 Southwest Jockey Sunpcndcd h in *a * M 75 Oklahoma 55 M IA M I. Fla t l ' I J i Bobby l'« T u ll a 71 North T e ta * St. M »ery, Hialeah I'ark'a (railing jock­ Oklahoma SI. 5* Iowa SI. 51 ey with 11 slrtnriea. begin* a lu W rit Teta* St. t t Arizona 71 A m . St. If an Hardin Simmon* 71 day »usprn*ion VVrslnrtday for rough ruling in the fourth rare Weal l ir r r last Saturday, lire *u*p*n Colorado 15 Kam a* 51 Hon will d rp r itr Inns of h it mounl Portland cn Beglt ot Col leg* o( Idaho 57 W ilUmetlr 47 on A Dragon Killer thi* Saturday Waihlngtoo 75 Southern Calit 55 in th r 4100,0011 added 55Tdrner Handicap Seattle M (iomaga M Cage Scores Ring Results Q A IN E A V im : ( U t i l Ih * Florida Gator* edged M litH tlp p I 102-97 In merlins* Monday nurlit in a game billed * i Ih* Hall I* for l**t place In th* 'm ith rtH rrn Con­ fe r* nee The lo t* rtrnpie-l M liii'tip p i into Ihe SKC cellar, nnr ranie behind The Stmlnoi* High Botvslrri Ihe lia ln r* Club will m*et al 7 3o p m Florida, Hailing by lour point- Thuriday. with two minuter 'eft in the re g ­ I'e lr Schirant, p rrtid rn l. said ular game, rallird tn deadlock th r a highlight of th * bu»in**i m *rt arore til in by Ihe ilonng b u tte r. ing would he a propoted iliangr Ih * (ia io r* didn't w att* any in Ih* rlu b 'i by law*, following lime p ilin g up an id ia n itg * In Ih * n m tim e . They hu.knrd t i t p o m li Ih* husineta aeation, a film of th * Celery Bowl football game before the l!rh *lt rould trore and went on to out<hoot M tiiii* tp p l, w ill he thown. Thr meeilnt w ill be hrhl In lb* I I a. Th# Rel-elt' Han liiehman took m u ilr room at th * high ichnol tr o n n r honvr* for th* night w ith U point* F lnri-lt't Ihck llohan got 2*. DKTItOIT tC P I) Cunmiy BarFlorida no» hat a j . | mark in Ion, 22-yrar-nld right sving flam eenferenre p ity in Miaaiatippi'a 1Seattle, ha* been recalled hy Ihe 11 record. parent HrlrsMt I’ r-I Mlngt, and Hill Mi N'fill, 2.1 year-old right Tha Itik -d a f, Sweden'* parlia­ wing, ha* hren tent lo lalmonton ment. ha* M I mambera, t i t In lo make room for him M rN rill ha* th# l/iw a r and 111 In Ihe I'p p fr !>e»n with th* W ing* for three llous*. tea tons. player* among Ih* 41 on their rotter. " I think C atry pulled a rock whrn h* e ritie trrd h it m*n not so long ago.” taid th* forthright Trthr (S, M "Those are Hie (el low* he ha* lo work with, you know. " I gave 23 of ihe ptayeri on our rlub ra lte a ," he laid. "Tlie m* .orlly of thrm weren't big hooita. but at lra«t the p la yrrt on our hall tlu b know th r Clrvrtand man agrm rnt appreciate* th rir ef lo rd " Thr Yankee* are managing to rorral most of their treond 11nr player* although thry hasen't rr ported any progrra* with *uch uniignrd Handoud at Mickey Manilr. Whiley Ford, (ill M r Dotigald and Hnn l.artrn. t.umpe. the frllow l^ r e would like to havr In a Cleveland uni-1 form and rookir p ltrh rr Mark Frrrm an aignrd vsdh th* Ilrnnv llomlzert Monilav. I.umpr ballrd 251 in 41 gam r* last season, dem nnslrating hr wa* rzpially al home at thortslnp. third ha-r or treund hai*. Freeman rom iulnl a'. 13-10 rrru rd with H rn vrr of thr- A m rrl ran As-oriatlon O u lflrld rr llizgrr Mari*, whn had balknl al term * earlier, tigned hi* contract with Ihe Kan<*« City ,Mbit-In • Early Odds Favor Happy Joe Lucky Happy .Inr l.urky will bring tin llr t lo many Sanfnrdilr* In night if hr live* up to h it five to Iwn tup relink in the (irad* A ninih race feature at Sanford Orlandn Kennrl Club Happy Joe l.urky u favnrrd to top the coveted ninth event from the Hrst |wist position lit* recent 31 21-serond clocking tupi thr lime field In Ihe eighth greyhound rncountrr. In hiv last rare the 49 pound dark brindle dog was novrd out hy th r fast Simla Only one tenth of a second trparalrd thr pair of *peerl*trr* I In Happy Joe'* rignl w ill he anolhrr talented ♦.'• pound gent. 55hile Haired Boy. f hia whilr and black strpprr ha* galloped into Ihe rash trio in '0 of hi* 15 *ra •on Harts Karlv odd* give him a (our In nnr chans r Both of thr hlg dug* seek th rir third triumph Another highly touted hound In the tra lu rr tonight I* Tamar, in tin- trsenth position. Atio In thr nintli are III I’ ranuta. I'rln r*** (irate. Or Dmly Husk M urrl tirade amt Ileal MaHrr Tonight * tw ill action begin* at a in al the club, locatrd touth of Sanford p o t w rit of Ifwy 17 92 Writ 27th HI. Southern Fried Chicken D in n e r ... S h rim p D in n e r .................... R e g u la r Dinner ...................... I E I Curb litird o '* Jimmy Itrnokahire l*d hit team with *2H polnlt tn a vielory user Mounl flora, 92-1-5, Fn day. al Oviedo. l)virdo shot to I be Irad al the end of the fir* t uuarter. '24-7. and Vbiunl Dora just couldn't r al*h thr h tn l hitting l.ions Ihrough the r**l o f th e f t m e Hi Ih* rnd of Hie sr.ond i|tiarler Ih* -i or* wa* 47 t* and Ih* third ipiarter. ii7-VI Ih * llslrslo II sipiad also wi-nt for a victory in Friday • lilt, with a (mat tr o rr of f>n .12. z ■/. /. w X r. 9 X w* t U ’ft — T >u X o id E /. c Officials Selected RICHMOND, Va ( L ' l ' h - 7 . i t inoml Mihabk of tu rd City. P a, I'hillp S l o* of 55 nshmglnn. |i C . lazu Be How of Italeith, N C and i uriev White of Cheverly, Md . will officiate al Ihe .Southern Con fe rrn rr basketball tournanienl here. Feb 20-34 ar c /. < X (J 3m ' / ^v^ ^ \ DOG- u X RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. ce < 79c 97c • Luxurious Clubhouse • Healed Stands Jn •f’olllii*. Operator Sorry, No Miron C3 to3 89c (Mtal s Vagdfablta — Drink Included 4*n»d from 1 1 . 1 0 . 2:00 Dally) Sdrtlrt c « Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY P IN E C R E S T S U N D R IE S III es Oviedo Lions Top Mt. Dora Cagers Boosters To Hold Meeting Thursday WinjfR Recall Player c rr. Open III 10>10 Ui K V. M. l o ca te d A M ilra S o u tli Of Banford On Highway 17-91 Vkr In ftr l fr r a ll �Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney - I- I.O S T AND ^ J -rO R 1—LOST A N D FOUND INDEX tOST—LEASE. Big Sal e Oo IN erythins- Furniture Canter. POUND RENT 9—M ill RENT S A —ROOM A BOARD 3he Danfrteh Irrtth New 2 bedruem houte tm furniihrd on a U k r, tie mil)* of Otter n HOW per month. P h o n e T.\ Io.'ID before 3 ». m. or after 1 p m. T ito * . Fol.. 17 I'l'.'Y — r ^ p * *t SU N LA N D Estates & Weather Is Eyed As 'Best' Weapon WASHINGTON e l l ’ l l — llou.e epatr |nveali£alora tried t<* find out loday If the United S ta in , Humid apend more money to perf r t l a ay stem fo r destroying an enemy with m»n made hurricane*, llln tto r m i and drou|hta. The ip a n com m ille r aummoned fnr questioning D r* Ruben Gua tavfon. Robert Brode and Earl Drueaaler of the National brie net Inundation whu direvt the govern n irn t'l rcaearch prugrama on v ra th rr control. Some expert* have warned that a nation which could control ih r weather would have a weapon more terrible than the II bomb. U. S. aclelitiit* havr noled that llu itia tt hearing duwn on wrath r r research and i i training ex­ pert* In tho tlrld A number of V. S weather aperiaUat* havr complained that prtigreaa toward w ra th rr control, which *1111 m in ats tnlanry. could he speeded up if more money wa* apent nn new* ami more daring project*. The alienee foundation’* new budget ra il* for a 2 million dollar enillay for weather control work in the 12 month* alarlmg July I. Other congressional new* Minimum A *a *r: Sen* John F. Two Teams Nearer Loop Cage Titles United F re t* International K a n in State and Michigan Slate moved c lo ie r to eonferenrr • hampiomhip* and bertha In the NCAA baaketball tournament to day, white Auburn looked ahead In (daring it* 2* game victory *treak on the tine acam it Ken lurky taler thla week. Second ranked Kanva* State re mainrd undefeatCfl In Big Light • * t onferenee artinn by poluhing off Oklahoma. T i l l . Monday night and ran rlineh at lra«t a tie for the Irague title b* defeating Okla hotna State Saturday. Michigan Stale, alto puking tip tteam with each game, opened a two-game lead in the Big Trn rare m turning back Northwest rrn. I t 61. H ie aevrntta- r a n k e d Spartan* nerd only two victories in their remaining four garnet to wm the ronference title and a rra rk at the NCAA champUanahip. TV TU BES TESTED FREE — In )o«r born* Complete stark *n tn ic k j C a ll F A 2-4174 Electronic Take N i i r k i i o r LOVFt.Y niaaonry home. Lake Mary at tiirndhart A Ummtry Kennedy (D M ai* 1 and Wayne Utub lid. Ilouae 73 xlu’. Corner Morae (13 Calif. I planntd to In lot '« a IK . high A dry Ha* troducr b ill* to Inc re a ir the led In he tren to be appreciated era! minimum wage lu 112A and Completely furniabrd. Wealing rxtrnd wage hour protection to an hnu*e kitchen. Heat water in additional aevtn million worker* Fla. Built two year*. Selling They *aid Die current I t t>u flo o r lieiaute nf health. J. B. H arm under wage* wa* Iraa adequate than the original 2$ cent* m in i mum in 1S3I. Uommuaiat L a w y e r a: The House Committee on U n e m rn rjn Activities ciiatged that an “ elite curpa" of Communul lawyer* ia (mailing the party’ i came in th r .Nav*| Aviation Officer la n d ! courta. Congrca* and government date Fred I., Keyarr, inn of Mr agcncie*. The committee raid th r Hrd attorney* almaril the c u u rti. and Mr*. Janie* D. K rj *er of misbehaved before tongrraalonal Altamonte Spring*. Fla . and bu»committee*, circumvented the bam) of Die form er Mi>i Janrt A. Weill of Akron, Ohio, la un­ law and spied Defense: Chairman George II. dergoing pre flight training at th r Mahon (D -T rx .i of Die House d r Naval A ir Statum, Peniacola, frnae appropriatiun* aubcommit Fla During the ten week* «f tram Ire predicted t ongri a a u u l i l InhuI Eisenhower* Stu.tMusW.OQO ing ttudenta are jn H rm trd in mllitarv budget lu Jll.jOO.WH.'JOQ. aviation science, navigation, prtn lie vaid the overall budget *1111 cfplea of illght, and other tech roulil be balanced by training nieal ruurtra to prepare them for d o m ritic and fureign aid oullaya their fulurr role* a* naval avia lor* Upon completion of Pre Flight student* undergo prim ary flight training at Sailflry Field, also at I’envarola Thr cuurte began Jan News O f Men In Service Batista Confident Extradition Plea Will Be Rejected CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Domini ran Republic ( U l'li Form er Cuban President Luigi nun Batia ta today ihruggrd off revolution ary government atlampta to exira d tlr him from Die Dominican Republic. lie said Hip rr q iiril to the Domiran government imild he ex peeled to tie reiccled Batiata. who red here Jan 1 now- i* living at the luxurlou* arafront I lo ir 1 Jaragua will) about tm Cuban* whu cainr witn him Many are teen • aged boy* ami g irl* Although he marked hi* b birthday Jan I*, he look* 10 >rar* younger, with only a touch of gray in hi* hlaik hair lla tiita oeruplr* a Ihird floor •uile and nflen aland* on hi* wide balcony protected by * red a»n tng nb*erving American to u rn t* and children around the pool l»* low. He doe* nut join them “ Fm not much of a awimraer," Ifatiala »aid In the iour»r of an Interview. ‘ I keep in ahape w ith ealiathcnici. Somtime* I play aquaah or take a walk " Whenever hr walk* a Dom Iniran colonel and hi* own aide* accompany him H r gave no m diiilhm a* to hi* future and showed no concern about It. He laid he m ined h i* wife and children who are In the United State* but did not say whether he planned to go there. y x iiiiw im t iit m a m c — * P le a s a n t S u rro u n d in g * • S pecial D icta • L ice n se d I.P N O n D u ly A t A l l T im e * • Home Atmnwphere KATES $100 To According Ta C art Scott's Palm H om e l o r C lr. ZTth A Illway IT *2 ROSA I.. P A Y T O N RegDterH F.tal Palate Broker Ph FA 2-1101—17-91 at HlawaUta The $200 Required Manor Aged Phone FA M i l l 22. Sgt. Ralph E. Ro*tnn. 33, »un of Mr, anil Mr* Joseph I Itoitun, llo u lr I , Oviedo, participated Erb 2 7 wtlh the tth Armored Division tn Esenin- Free Play, a large scale Seventh Arm y lirh l training exercise in Germany. Thr maneuver was designed to delerrmnr the readmes* of unit* and to piovtdr further training in the sarlou* roncepti of mod eru waifare Sergeant Rnaton, who arrivtd o vrrtra * tn November 1937. tv » lin k commander tn Company t of the d m iio n * h ith Arm or in Fourth. He entered the A rm y in 1117 Marin* NSgt Joseph It \ an Horn. >on ol Mr*. Joair A an Horn of t-nngwood, Fla., and huiband nf the former Mia* Mary E Tubht nf Houston. Tex.. 1* * r n mg with thr Second Rati alum Sixth Marine Regiment, w hiili took part m an amphlhiou* land tng exercise Jan 26 at Zuara. Lthy a Member* nf the Battalion en (oyrd liberty Krb S at Barrelona. Spain, following a short viatt to 1 ri|to)i Death Takes Mora, Founder O f Giants NEW YORK i l ’ P l i Timoth. J. d i m t Mara, founder and iruid ;ng gentu* o f the New )n rk fentI all Giant*, whovr Iranehive he purehaicd ai a 22.400 whim tn 7928. died nf a heart attack at hi* tonne Monday night at the age of 71. Mara'* wife. Giant team jihviirian Dr. F rancia Sweeney and a pari»h r r ir it »ere at hta i-rdtide when the rm l came. Although hr had turned over ac­ tive control of tho club tn hi* aotia, John and W’etlinKtun, during Ihr t i l l , Mara maintain*d a kern in lerrat In the team until the Dm* o f hta drath. Only recently, he bad talked about pla n t fo r the forth­ coming aeaioo. Tbr ruddy • fire d , w hita-haired Mara alwaya *atd h * founded the Giant* cm “ brute itre n g lh and Ig­ norance'* 34 yeara ago. The atrength belonged to hit player*, hr u>rd to explain, and the ignor­ ance of the fith a waa hta. South $280.00 $8280.00 W ant Ad 11 -R E AL ESTATE FOR SALE 3HFDROOM t ’H home, kitchen nSupprd. Ulnae In 5NAV Take up low monthly payment* FA 2 3ITS. LAFF-A-DAY Large J b f ilw m tinfurmahed apt., Fla. room, tiled hith. 1*00 t.AItGF" furnithed apartment. S it 4—W ANTED TO RENT Magnolia Ave »7o FA 1 59."I . Magnolia Call A K. Rnnetter. I— REAL E STA TE FOR RALE Florial. FA : I U I Completely remodeled ( room un fr—FARMS . ACREAGE . furnished apartment *13 Park 2 ItF'.DHliwM unfurnithed houte. GROVES Ave. N rw all tie d kllchrn lu l!y FA 2-Sill. T -R E A L ESTATE W ANTED equipped. Apply 111 1‘i i k A te . N K W unfurnHhcd 2bodrnnm • I —MISCELLANEOUS hou>e t-ight* ami water turnith 2 ROOM furnished apartment. '• • - F L O W E R S • PLANTS ed FA 2 139% 6 ROOM unfurnlahed. Kitchen EHRUHR • quipped. Phone FA 2 0T23 1- W AVTHI T il RENT H U u m C K EQUIPM ENT M E LA KA APARTMENTS: T—m» II— AUTOMOBILES • private bath*. I l l W. F im St. COUPLE, reliable, food chararTRAILERS ter and referenert «<ek amall 2 BEDROOM bouie. furnithed. IS—BOATS A MOTORS home or apart m rnt, kltth rn tcreened front porch, rn tlo *rd furnithed, or Lra>e Management 11-FAR M SUPPLIES * hark |» irth . Call FA 2-2202 or of amall bovine** with living MACHINERY t \ K JM •niartrrt. BOX t>. rare Sanford 1 4 - r r r s . l iv e s t o c k . Herald FURNISHED mom FA 2 7.W4 SUPPLIES 9 IS -A R T IC L E S WANTED MODERN 2 bedroom u n l ir w a d S-BEDROpM pritemkli 7 hath borne. llu>) month. 1' a I I home l*n See F. J AlJiaa. la lt-P L A C E S T o K A T •» f a : .tw : mnn lllu ff ltd IT —r e a l t y p a r l o r s k - s k x i M V xTF FOR IV -F E M A L E H E LP W ANTED Clean downstair* (urmthtd r.pl M l *** -'W—'f ,*«,Ia4 rwaw V«i* h .i ] ! — M ALE H E LP W ANTED oil heat, CM Park. MAJOR BROWN REALTY 3*— M A IF . OR F E M A LE Realtor Three room furnuhrd ttuplrv •’Now, w hit aeem* to be the trouble*’’ a I —WORK w a n t e d I.A K i: MARY apartment. 2101 Majnotla, t i l <*> 22-RUSINESR Ph. FA I IU I «*c FA I l<*«l Phont F A Z 5011 OPPORTUNITIES :.sTOnES fo r rent. B ill renovate 6— REAL E H T X II. POH S U J t a— i i y xi, t.n tA v r . ro w w a lk 21—SPEC! A I SERVICES SJ iiii Down S lo t) M o n th ly fnr tenant FA 1 tB2 day* ■ i i - m s o SERVICES FA 2 iipo niehti r.M t.M K IU R a C K N C Y 1 BEDROOMS with oak floor* 14-A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS N. A. Farmer, Realtor ceramic Hie bath, utility room *4— FI.KCTKHJAI. Nire ilfr p w g room, pm ale en D. R. Whitmore, . t i n t . and carpotte Nice v ird wtlh CONTRACTORS tranre and private hath good tarpet of g ra n m 5 Erenrh Ave Ph. FA I 3211 FA 2 39*6. j j .A—BUILDING. REPAIRS. After hour* FA 2 261* or FA 2-4MI 21.R II l i t . DING SUPPLIES s l.0 0 0 Down S I DO M o n th ly Turn. apt. 2300 Mellon*(lie < lit BROOMS 2 bath* well ta* st 2?—NOTICE • PERSONALS COUNTRY CLUB ed in lown l u l i l price Ill.Ooti 21—ARTICLES FOR SALE 2 Bedroom furnithed houte, u rn W. 2nd St. Inquire at 121-1 2*—F U R N ITU R E A MANOR NEED W l i t after 4 w p m HOUSEHOLD to At R ts or more with modern _ Bedroom* home on Wert aide nf town F lu rid a Boons .SMALL tract* of land, high ur low ground. — F .H .A . — A—BEACH R EN TALS t t —fo r r e n t Use An Inexpensive J BEDROOM home. 1 tiled hath, kitchen furntahed. dining area, living room, utility room, porch Atheato* a i d i n g Hardwnod floor*. W..VV*. reatonabl* down pay m tn l. 2 BEDROOM home on two Iota. I tile bath, living room, dining room, kitchen with Iota of ratu net*, u tility loom and rarportP J« V*). low down pavmrni A. O. ROBERTS. Real Estate F.A 2 4902 3 BEDROOM, t* t bath* new* ma* onry home Good location, tin *# to school* and *hopping center UP.11. FII.A financed MONA JARVIS FA 2- I II * 1—FMJWRHS. PI-AVT9 (iRAPKVIU.K M ’RSFRY BKAUTlFt I. HOLLY All kind a and (lira GrapevlUe Ave FA ! DM6 Floral Arrangement* — t ’oraage* SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1122 or FA J WO w n o D R u rri Farm A Garden Center ANNUALS ••1 Calary A*#. I I —ALTOMORfLEA—TR AILFR.* 1*3* HUICK Roadmiiter 4 door Hardtop. Automatic tranamia•ion. Power brake! and ateerIng Power seat* and window* Factory air conditioning Extra clean Interior. 2-Tno# while and light blue fm iih. A rar you can gel behind thr wherl of and rrlax. Waa 11.0*3 NOW ONLY 11794 HOLLER MOTOR SALKS t urner 2nd ami Palmetto FA 2 07M 23— BUSINESS til11’O It TUN 1111-4 b u s in e s s tip p o n n m u M IN OR UflWAN . y T - V n T ir r * * — P IT iw riV A l q INCOME TAX M iRAlCE Mm. ft. Murray l i l t Celery Ave FA 2 1JM Reiponiihle perion from th t* area, l to*ed Sunday to aervire and collect from elec­ tric cigarette di»pcn*er*. No Not Ire T<> All Hrnllorn And • selling. Far. reference!, and Broker*: *613 -Vi to *220 00 ln v r*tm rn t The 6 acre* of property on Opora neceiaarv I to 12 hour* weekly A'rnue t« no longer on Iba net* excellent monthly ln ro m r market fo r aale. Pooible full-time work For )<> * / R M nrrl* Walker and f * l Interxiew give phone ami L illia n U Walker particular* Write International I t — XKTICI.HS FOR M L g Sale* A Mfg. Uo of New Or lean* Ine P. O. Ilox 7141, Nrwr 5 Plert* U xlnj room stdlf. needi O rlrant 22. I.a lefin ahtng. FA 2-71(6. R pRnAL s b h v ir u s WHEEL CHAIR i. tod condition. M EI.L DRILLING Phone FA 23219 Fairbanks Mone Pumps Colton *• Wool lam a. Notion*, ttepair* to all ruakr* Thraadi, Tape* HOWARD M. LONG HOLLINS HUBBY SHOP 207 F. Commcrnal A vp At Th# Sign O f Th# Totem Pole, Phono FA 2 2*33 2*17 S. Franeh Are. •Juick loiundrumat Service I Motor S rw itrr. rnnilunation o f­ S hirl* Finlahed to are Hour* fice aafo W*< stlnghmtve nvrp’Jbrt Sanitoe* llrjr rie a n ie g l'* ir , almoat new clarinet, v»id T.. r iih St. Food mart F> dg SOFTItSIDE I \U,N D ill l i t x l flat ironer. M jo. tm ail refrige­ rator and 2 kitchen tablel. ROI.LKWAY. iln ip tla l and Baby FA 2-V»i6 i Bed*. Dar, Week or Month — ------- L . Ta!. F*A 2-41*1. Furniture Center RE M A IL ANT A STORE fix ­ 116 W rit F irat St. ture* rr,rat scale*, vegetable •calc*, (tool a. counter, gaa T hi* t* a gur.l pa** to th r Hite heatrr, • lectrlc refrlcrraior, A Theatre fur Joann Hem. l.xp Imrncr ;a* aloxr k g rill, atalndate Mar. I, ‘49 lr»c a tn l electric vegetable cave. me.-I cate anil cxld fu rn i­ Furnlluie Mining X Storage ture. W, II. Elliott, Aalor l fa jk , I*. F. PHILLIPS. Agent Florida Phono Mohawk 9 4002. WASHBURN VAN LINES 1400 French Ave. FA 2-lWI Jaegr'* Boot* . T»nt« • l.oggago A R M ) NAVY SURPLUS Talaelt.wn fut<»* Te*tr.( Fret. 3’. " Sanford A*nmio ROU.IN8 HOIIBY SHOP A t Tbe Sicn Of The Totam Pola. UACIORY .10 YOU *• 2617 8. French A re. \E U M 1 M M YEN E l l AN BUNDS III ATING Enfioard hei. I. Sag proof hofTotn I I . 11.I’ CJI’ R CO. tail with plaatla rude, P la itlo ». Park ----- PA * 4214 or r*y m tape*. Cotton <-r nylon cord*. AUTO fila.ASS Srnkiu ik t.laat* .mil Phlnt Co. INSTALLI’ I) I I M I I W 2nd St. Th. FA 2 4621 1933 PONTIAC Siarrhtrf. fully Wlndahlelri Buck C.lhth equipped, p a r f e e I condition. < In clu d e * U k x n lrg ) \ e n t I . I r m PI-AY !'F .\ m good condition, 3 Jt,2.\o Can be (minced (or rr IF oor <D* hvc mo edit, reaionablr. FA 2-HI8. sKitvin: *tw*n*lhle buyer Phone FA 2M.3I S e n k a rik (ilo x * n m l I ’ .t iii* f i r . day nr FA 303)7 exeningt. I F - I T I I M U RE and I l l 114 IT. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-U72 l im tp H O U ) GtlODS I 1137 n n v n o l.F T 210 4 Door Home* De.xltrnctl For Station Wagon. \ * Flngine. r i ENVELOPES, la'lterhead- » tjt • *1 I I . I f VOUR FURNITURE Horitia I.ivinjr. dm and heater. Mone green m rnt*. Invoice*, hand Itllls, aid • W'r I f V the 4lo*t * A 4 Bedroom*—1 *1 - Bath* 6 lEo.-ka W rit Of Prrnth fin tih . A hr re re to drive, he program*. etc. Progreaiixe * We SELL Ihc Moat Avenue en JOth Street. c*u»e it ha* power glldr WAS Printing t o I'll,mo V’ A ~ n»Sl — M Me PAY Ihc Moat V A - F H A 3ns W>«t 17th St MODEL OPEN DAILY ft -m N iiW ONLY 11.193 SI PUR TRADING POST HOLLER MOTOR SALES I'll. F’A 2 067T KHA In Service PUMPS SPRINKLER 4 ROOM furntihrd houte with tu rn e r 2nd «nd Palmetto SYSTEMS • RIG VAl.t ES Conventional hath lu be moved o ff properly. FA 2 0711 A ll type* and alee*. Inataltid • QUICK CREDIT See amt makp offer Ph. Financing “ Dn It Y o u rifH ” 19.36 OLDS Super M. 4 iloor, PH. • E \ S Y TERMS I A 2 213*. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE PS. WST. Radio with HS. WH-SON - MA1ER Down Payments S T I N I! healer, aulinnic eve Very rlaan, For thi h»*t Ituya tn Real Eataie N< vv And t 'ir d Furniture Markina and Supply Un, teavnnahie Phone EA 1-17*3 Low A h S100 F ir*l St. PA 2 4623 5tK CULLEN 4 I1AHKEY tv 7 W. 2nd St. I h. FA 2 6132 111 I 3V. A. U ( lc , Jr. Bal**uta>i im m e d ia te O ccupancy U -B O A T S a ad MOTOR* 110 N. la rk Ave. I hi FA 2 1J» PRESERVE your h.iti> * *hoe* tn jSAVKS We Ottanuilee IVrtumal ‘ Gateway lu the Waterway” rverlaitm g hrunre, gold nr New K l'*ed iSitiifartlon t>r Vour lllv e r—Write Vour Evlimide Dealer 4 At TIES farm tiled land 2 Bed I urn If in c n m l AppUaneen Money Cheerfully IH III K It \F T NOHSON SPORTINt; GOODS room frame home 4 lllllr t (hint 91* N’orlh Reach M la i « * K. tat. I’kaoa EA 2 49*1 Kefunded. town Priced tU.Ouu. Term*. llaylona Iteaih. I ta. RF E. F ir * l St. H i. FA ? 09B1 It Ft t ’ORRECT l RAFT lloat and Ir a ilc i. rvinutr conlruU and J y . J U aj K —hy C tmy — y I.U M BIN ti .no Itc •*)FIN4J C lfd furniture, applllnrea, tool* *trrrm g , top and aide curtain*. etc Boiigiit-told. I.irry 'a M art ].< N. Park Ave. Ph. F a M I D CALL I I IU S ) II I .1. 1) h, p Jobmon Sperd Meter 213 Sanford Ava Th. FA 1-4131. PLUMBING A HEATING INc and many other extra* 1.374 or SANFORD Phone FA 276M xew A U*ed F'urniture A Appll* BAYMONO M. HALL will take trade In. FA 2 7429 RIIAl.TtJM A INSI KOR aru ■ A Good Place Tn N U M B IN G Pel* I ive-t.uk xuppbe* lll'Y SEI.E nr TRADE Cur. I I w y . 17-BJ A ‘J Tth S t. Thlrrl SI. A Park A srn itr, Smith II Conit acting A Itepalr* JEN KIN S F l ’ R N IlU R K V ail I all Bali I ’ lto n e K A ” -ir»ni F ire FNtlm.itr* (ItiM .lt PUPPIES for i*le. *P) tod Sanford Ave. Plinne EA 2 4641 R I . IIM D E Y I F I T IS U F A I. F .S T A T K FA 2 7C90 264 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 44*3 aik Crumlay A Montrith at J17 South Park Ph. FA 2 tc y j W » . -R U T S T E .M P K R A«»«ey >7—BEAUTY M M O j Realtor A In a u rtr H A ItltlE rrS BEAUTY NtFtlK 7 Room hou*r, hardwood floor*, A*v«e. Laura It, (n ie r, II. E. Taffar Erb Spectal IIo prrmanrnt l f . ’>o| kitchrn rle c trtr. »pare lira!, Arfett Price, E xrrctt Harper FA 21742 104 So. Oak P U M IIIM , air condilinneil. Inquire 711 Pbona 1 A 2 49)| u i N. Park HEATING Mellunxille. t9 -F B > 4 A L K BB4-P WAMTMH LOTS FOR SALE l argo tJ x 149 AIR u o n d i I DINING l-IFt II Alt Hull GcmhI land, cleared, tome land UUHR G ilt 12* over 21 Apply tn CONTRACT and REPAIR M tiltK IIIR E E bedroom block home, k it­ reaping, l a t h nr amall payment perton at Pig 'N Whiltle. IM7 Sanford \» f. FA '2 63(2 chen equipment, i r n r l i M i down, halanre 9:3 per month. SATURDAY MURK S to 7. Apply blind*. c|l»(vov.il kitrhrn txhaoM I - B. MANN Sanford Shoe l enlar. F A 2 4071. Plumbing til- Repairs Lake M<>ntor fan. la rg r fenced in liark ' ji d Rot 41 Joe 4. Ihumat Phone F ) 2 3013 with thadr tree* Total prlre WOMEN SEW for profit. Eaay to f l Sarlta St F A : t*ii9 )!3,2<xiwr requiring t.’ VaiuO Itra il) rut wrap around aprnna down and lie) « t miilllhly vclinh iiomr Net (vccdil 120 40 cm doi 14—F IA M l SERVII'K inelude* lave* xnd m tnram r m vjvurpilme venture Write WE idler a cuatum built 2 tied F .x rlu m r with PIANO TUNING 6 RI PAIRING Xi i U RATI MF t i l t h ri>om maaonry home, ' r r v tp* IV. I.. IH R MON ROBERT A. W ll.l I A MS, Realtor F’ rrepori. New York rio u i throughout and in hkr nr * 9 Ph. FA 2 4224 Aft* r 4 00 (< ra. Raymond l.undqulvl. tu r n condition I’a iiia lly lurmihed • Mrtliilliiiit liiintrw ;o Malr or Ir m a lr ________ FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank lildg. A ll lur 1111.30000 Ca*li prefer 21- X llt II .H IM . c o m if \ i I o n s • ( ii-cloin Built fjiinllty erd but can lie linancrd locally. ] Mm ttiin n n 120 Dalle Sell luinl For carpentry, painting, aerrrti1mmediate puiariaiiin noua namrplatc* W rllt Reevca ing. roofing, and p U itc r repair, t o , A tilrlw ru , Man. avjihalt tile, a«b«viof liiiin g , maionry nr wood ite p i, leveling 3'Bt.l)RiHi.M home, 119 I'u ifcrrct 21-Work 49int«d Includer* ('Iincing I’twl and lepalring garage* and Drive, near I'ineercal School, wrecking call F.\ 2 (sup. e xie llrn t condiliun. A* luw- a- I’ainiing A i. F*A 2 79a. Turn \Vn*t On -<Hlt 1mm <*) down. Balance like rent HI. Follow 1'ounlry . IV -F L E C fR lC A I. S FR k l t F.s Ironing, luc 4* 15c. FA 2 7241. f lul* lid. \ Watch W A P a ttu k Seminole i ouni) VACUUM CLEANI R REPAIRS I II do ironing in my homr Fur Our Sign* . . . Saving* Rond rhairman releaved w. DIETRICHS - REALTOR P art* for all make* of gleaners, FA 2 3*99 today near record January figure a E llr M rthvln—Velma Gon/alet, Electrolux, Hoover, K irb y , etc. Free pickup Work guaranteed. fur S e rin E and if Bond' m F lor Adelaide it Moie* — A n o cia tft. Baby alt nr Iron. FA 1 7929 1901 Park Ave F ) 2 3a: FA 2 4763. Ida. FLORIDA COUPLE, local realSrriet F. tamd* thowrd a total Nire 2 bedroom Imuic on 2 acre* d rn li daalrr to rent nr m io a |* llo u ta Wiring — ELsctxlc Service SUNDAY Sid \ llilen nf } ! 9!K.*ro for the largrat month land Arroia the rnad from larm or liah eanip. Good refer 2:00 I*. M. Til Dark . RANDALL ELECTRIC Cu l.iltte V tnlrc Next in Golf rn< r* Box OK, Sanford Herald ly total in nearly two -.rar*. while 112 Magnolia FA 2u913 t ‘our*e FA 2 OT7J. Srrte* H p iirrh a vr* of Ho u s e w o r k wanted, f a ?w,i6. 24 A - R t'Il.iilkV * — II I f V IH S were the third highrvt lor llie 2 BFHiltOOM home, kitchen equip Hate a in rr tliry were firvt in tin p n l. Ela. return Small down HD.II SCHOOL girl want* baby PAINT1NG tillin g after arhool and all day tiured Junr I at, \"jy: pavmettl. FA FLOOR landing and finishing during aummrr. FA 2-1470 The combined volume of $* 073,Cltsning, w a x i n g , Serving 211 W r*t 23lh Street ’ i , 337 include* alatr prorata credit* M AYFAIR SECTION: Spicloua 3 SeminoSt County tinea 1924. llm ivr cleaning or baby ailllng. hrdrnoui lurnlthrd borne. Own Fb,.ne FA 2 4193 for p u rrhau-t of m ilitary and cl H. M. Gleaaon. I.aka 4Iary »r. FA 2-1691. F A 2 0634 vil aerxler employe* from central i**ums (mini*, ti waa ihr higbrat a — BI'SIWESS OPl'ORTUNITlEB R EA L ESTATE ORM L IN •Inre February 1936 and T. 7 per 2444 Prtnch Ava. Reilred nr artive men nr women. rent better lhaa January nf la at 1,k *I iranchlae available. No year. franchiae fry Inveitment *930 Ot Semmole County purehan * for Realtor m up Inveatrnent fully aeturrd by January were *27.7<« • Thla “ Call H a il' Phona FA 2**41 inventory. No •filing. Conran amounlril to 9,7 per cent ’, Pat We i n v i t e > m i t o lav o u r gur-vt* a l r u d t i lr ly free tent income Write to Box TAA. nek *aid, “ of the county’» 193# w ith o u t u h lig N tiu n s t one o f S a n fo r d ’s le-ulinc r n Sanford Herald. quota of $2M 000 ataigned by th r M otels w h ile y o u lo c a ir a u iln b le h o u s in g fo r HERBERT STENSTROM Treaaury D e p a r t m e n t “ Thi* dol you and y o u r f a m ily . I*ick up y o u r k e y a t th e Reglalrred Broker la r goal i l about tig h t per cent LYNN RISNER Sales O ffic e . * above the avgragr la in for the BER KELEY. Calif. ( U r i t LOTTIE BROADWAY paal two ) « a r i, " hr added. Billy M artin left for Ute Cleveland KEN TORHETT Indiana’ training camp at Tucaon Aaaadalea (operate p ro fit* in the US. In 111 X. Park — f k . FA I B B A r i l . loday with a all|btly Injured 1949 are ax pee ted to rim to about left hand. The aecoad baaaman B R A 1 L E Y O D H A M , F re e . 21.4 billion dollar<. compared w ith T hi* tv a g u rit pav* lu ih r Ritr laid be aplked M l hand Thursday C o m e r H w y . 17*92 & 27th S t. P hone FA 2*1101 1211 billion in 1947 and approxi­ Theatre lur Thelma Emeraon while d irg in g mud out of h il golf mately M T I billion In 1334. Exp. data Mar. 4, '40. ahoaa w ith an lea pttJt. P IN EC R ES T 3rd Addition. only S67.50 monthly Mather of Sanford ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Wall N EW R A V EN N A PARK TO SIOTTLK I2STAT12 HOMES . Seminole Reports On Savings Bonds $450 Down . AVAILAHLKNOW * Seminole Really OPEN DAILY 19:00 A. -M. Til Burk . Sltoemaneb (cinslriuliuii Co.. Inc- WKLCOMK NAVY AND NLWCOMERSTO SANFORD * J . W. H A L L Stenstrom Really Player Spikes Self Odham & Tudor, Inc. “ f C L A llin tn Catchers' If You J �• * L -+ ■ L i ti Fra • »*« P ig t S—Taat-, Feb. 17. lftftt Legal Notice B a rre n y io r U •hanc cause g ir t •‘I Wood g ivs w ith gat l ••W don't t h it 'i •*T. They kunti m an h .rt Tai As N l Caro tuck; took Unit. )c|e first Kent third Cc lla d S ta ll irC O %an< TI the UP1 rbai ro o t Satu Into. Ill #d I *d firs t n il aim Bi X I. K id Y ar J«h a lim and mil mo* T Boo hr l ley, qur Y .l, City law ICC' M Ti T da' » )» l* thr. iw r Tet r bet h it (in r all ai G Ir c V ie 181 In In U r 1 lli« (h i 1 wit t)ia act 1 tin •ti be *t II ( ** c« I m n II d i i t b i o t h i a u r e a o r u a n o . »aro »r |>>i in H n tn ln n l* fo u n tr . H a rM s . in rl A U rjU a T L 'a C. ROTU N O A . « t » U , Pnfnnilnnta l o r i r i o r • osoRW aATioa AND n o m a o r t h ia l hss Carey Vm Vi T il* m in t trad* it it m ro tM T a o t m i r i t a i m m i r r o r rro n tD A o a u t n n n iv m o a :*»K aw. o r o»i. n * dRlTRI) STATE* O F AMEWItjA.|>f T ra c t SM«n Lot t o f B lock T. A- B R u tf a l l * Add F t Bead, accord[nc to plat th a re o f recorded I p F lat Hook i. naa# f t . Public M tcorda a f Hamlnola fo un t?. W , L lio lr n m t f F lra t Federal Ha?ln?a and Loan Aaam iatloP o f Hemlnwte Count? C lrde C. Ilu m p h ra ? and A nn ie H I I urn ok rt? I* W . Tcm llnann. D la trlc t D ire c to r In tern al ftavenua Hervtce M**«la L Inord and »**bert W . Idord K ath rv n M u rff A. J. t-ane Kaminola C ount? TO i T in g i r H n t . ee re n ra llo a * and atbnr • n lltU a llit * < hnrnln feafflir. T o n A U K H K I\K H T N O T IF IE D t i n i C o m o U ln t In Condem nation T rac t f i l - O | i a h *r« ttifo rn l»**n fil'd In lh * U U I and I . Hlock C. A. ouie# of me Clerk of ih i Abo?« ft HuaealHa A ddition to F t g R lfl C o u rt In on nctlon to con* tiaed. according to blot r e ­ im n w n o rro tu o l ##*»rn#nl #nd corded In P lat Hook 1. naae r ic h !- o f . * # * fo r tho fr## on-J a n IT, public record* of l e m l o»«truM*«1 of n lrcro ft In. note Count?. F lo rid a Ihrnuifc in d o? #r th# Undo TV V. Ilodirae rrlM ci iitr o ln n fto r . tt>s*ih#f w ith Iteaela L I c»rr» and lto bart W , Lord tho rtc h t fo r n#rn #tu1ty to / l e e r K ath rv n M u rff and k *#e r lo o r th# void Ion do of A J. I^*he • n r and e ll tr##» o tra riu re * «r f!||? of Hanford alhor o k o tru rtlo n a in frln o ln n upon Hamlnola Count? or i t l i n d i n r a bo v • tlh# olid# o n * * * im o ii#»erlbo4 In P j f t i t t fit la D o r U m tlo n . f TnW lnr f l l / l T ra cLota 1 tb ro up h 4 |m In v ite . #roln on f)c to b # r 21. I l l * *n d tho Illock I . A It ltu«aalt'a A d d i­ rtwfet to lo « to il ond m o le U In *n tion to F o rt Ife a t. a r r o r d ln * anr ahotaola or a tru rtu r# o ilo tln e to plat reenrdrd In P la t on oald In n d r ourh ohotru rtlon Hook I. pane 17. public r e ­ Itahto t i m «v t»# found « • £ # • •» r? cord* of Hamlnola Count?, fa r |ho a * fa <»t>orotlon of ilr c r n f t Florida over aald la n d *, toaolhor w ilt* ha W illia aorpotiaal r la h t of lnor»t» and Aver? m It- A var? and O raca K •arooo fo r tho u»rp< •* of • * • * * { • • Hamlnola Count? Inu tho afo ro o a ld rfn h l# foi pu blic o*r for m l l l t e r r oufpoM# Trac t I I I - II Ton aro fu r lh o r notified f h * t If l*oi t Illo ck S. A- fl flu e rot! h a r t a n r objection of d#f#n»# • r || * A ddition to F t Itr r d . (a tho to k in ir o f re a r pr»t»ortr efcordlne to plat raeorded ara ra n u lro d to # fto upon in M at Hook 1. uaire »*. p u b . a t lf r a n tlo rn o ? at »bo adnroot lie record# of Hemtnole C o u n ­ herein d d o ia n a trd n lth ln tw a n tr d i? * a fte r n o r p in il ao rtico o f into Johntv. f> Florida M r i^ lia n and Heha K n oti ce ti fion row e«cju« !fo o f In a M rL tlla n da% o f aaroloo, an #r»#w#r M o n ti* Jack Jaffa e F lin t tha p m p « r lr In which ro u He**# L. leird and flu baft W . Iword claim lo h n ta an In I •ra il* ata t Inn K ath rvn M u rff tho naturo and a ita n t of th a In* A J. i-airift laroat claim ed and m atin? a ll e»»ur ram lnole Fo un t? •kloetlona and dafanaoa to taklna of f o u r proprrtv r a lie r o J F. Llnabarear and w lfa. I f m at to to a o rta an a n iw g f ■hall r u n - riad • t lt m - % ro n a an t to tbo ta k ln n and to lh a a u th u r ltr of tha C o u rt T r a n\ a»\ m7- Co f Illo c k I of A. It fa erne#ad In hoar the action and HOfieD'a Add I tt Ion F l Reed, to flv tha fuat co® pantallon, and ■ccordlnv to til a t th ereo f, fenotltu to a w a ir o r of alt dafanoaa re t p ried In Flat Hook l, and oblactlona not »ro«tntod nave I* , of pub lip record a of Tou are f u r l her n o tifltd th a t Hemlnrda Count?, F lo rid a If rou h i v t no oh loot tan of dofenao W illiam F. W ard and M a rl# M la th# ta k ln n . row m ar aarra uoon e la ln ilff a a t tn r n a r a notlco of W ard F. L tn rb araa r and w ife If m a r ­ enuoaranca • i f i l m i l l n r tha p ro - J eon? In w h ic h tou claim to ha rKieadth rra M u rff and huahand. If Intoraatad and thoreafler ro u t h ill racalTc nollca of all pro- m arried coadtnna a ffe c t inn the • *irt f»ro- A J Lane and w lfa If m arried Ita M li I* lx*rd and Hobart TV. Lord **R u a it* fu r t h a / *el If fad th a t fteiivlnola Count? • I Ika t r ia l o f the laauc of lu al Trac t 2i» com pan a* Mon. whothor or not rou Ixita 4 and I f Block I . A. h a rt an aw arad or atrrad a notlca ft H u *a e lia A dd itio n to F t. of ap n earan r# ro u m ar pr«aent Heed- according to tdat r e ­ •Tldanra aa to th a amount o f tha corded In F la t Hook I. P ««e •om nanaalfon to ba paid fo r tha IT. public record* of H#ml •ro n a rtr In w h ich ?uu h a r t an? Count?. F lo rid a Inlaraat and ro u m ar ahara In tha Frednola diatrlbu tlon o f th a award of corn- Hm It h M Hm lth and lle a trte a I n*n aa If on, M araaret K. Bower and Oaorua TF. Tfttt * r » fu r lh a r na(1fl*<l lh » l lio w tf ■ bon b U I n l l l f n <tom»n,| fo r • Hat ale L L -r d and Hobart W . Lord U l i l fcr lu r r . lh» trl» l o f *•»— K ath rvn M u rff I m i i m o f l u . i <<.mp«ni<llob fo r iho A. J l.vhc ■boro d.ocrlt'O.1 r o u t * lb Iho fo |. ftemlnol* fo u n t? lorrlbN p o rrolo o f U n i bon horn J F. U n e b e ra e r and w lfa. I f m ar M l for I *>;00 A M on M a n in r , fo b r u o rr l« I I I ! lb Ibo r o d n n l riad l io l r lc t C o u r t H o r n l« Ih o I'o o l Trac t 111 iffle o H u lld ln w o t O rU n d o . r l o r Lota I. I and I o f Block I .................................................... of A H ttu e a e ir* Addition* H r: H o b o rt T N r n ii II I Ft. Reed a c c o rd ln * to p la t A r o l r l a n l t l n l l r d M lo lo o A t thareof recorded In Ip F la t * o r» » llook I. pair# IT nubile re* o n ot tin rda o f Hem lnole C ount?, 7'■ n m I. Florid* V\'o or Ida T r r c t >»•: W \ Hodirea and Linda Lee |.4 l t t l Ib ro u a h I t In d u o lro . ILidaea Illo ck I. of I'rlm T rrro oo. Flrat F td a ra l Havtnjre A I-oen • r r o r iln w lo blot Ib rro o f A tto clallnn of Hamlnola C ount? rrro rd o .t In Dot Hook t Ja< k Jaffa# end w lfa. if m arried M a o . I I and I I . ou hllr roK ath rvn M u rff and hu«han«1. If m u ll ol H .m lnolo O o . l r , IP at fled! F lo rid a A. Lane a n d w ife If m a rrla d A a a u .lu i C lln lu n d o and Itooa M I'll?J of Hanffird Hniundo H a n d n ole r* n u n tV 'H r of A onford llaaala I* I^ird end Hobart TV. Lord J A n a .I rm lniilo C u u ' n lr Tract i l l L i t * I end 4 Block 10 A M Treat t a l i Itua*all a A dd itio n to F l. [rota Sf th ru 31 In rlu a tra . Head, accord In u in plat re III m k I , o f r*Jm T errace, curded In P la t Honk I. P ape he,nford. Klor Ida. ie rtird ifiir I f , iiJihlllr record* « f He nil* fn plat th e re o f rat or dad In noi* fo u n t? , Florida l i l t Hook 1 pace a I f A i t . M e n V ita . Jr M art be t. I*ena oublic r t r u n lk of ffamlnole Alice Baker. K lv lra *lra ? and Preer r ju n tr . F lo rid a Ion Keith ee |ev|a*e« undrr th Aitnuatutt C. Ito tu n d o and flnaa VI w ill *»f M arv K e ith V lrk teceeeed Mutundo f'h a rle * )t M rlto n la I* J A nnal and w ife. If m a rrie d Tt a tr v Keith and John Keith and C llv of H an ford A lm rtla McDonla. aa heir* at law nf HarnuH Met ton la; T raci lo t - A A tlantic f o e * I L in * H a llroad Com let*a I th ru I t and leita I t , pan? f t IT 31. I t . I f and I I or F it ? of Hanford It I o i k 1, n f H alm T a r r a t e , Henithole Count? Hanford. F lorida, arco rd tn * lo p lat th a re o f racordad In T r a r t 331 H a t Ho«h t panaa i t and I t . Lota I. 4. I . I . 7 end • Illo c k r u b llc Vternrda of Hemtnole 12, A II IthaaeU '* Tddltlon r .tu o lv K li.iM a |u F u ll X iO ijillll* to C U rm c e I . \V »n n and K llsa h alh plat recorded It. Flat lto«k T tVlRR 1 pave ?T Public rrrorda o f W r l i m and Harah Anna l l l l l Hemlnole t * f iit n t v Florida The m a a .a W I lea n It W L - r d a n d T te « *t* I L«-r d ft V. top In a, I* I la a ti a im 'I Jo? F. W et ah (till! II !*aw»tm and 1. II le w a o n T r u ite # * In te r n a tio n a l Im p r o v e lo th d a r n e r aod N O <!.»rn »r men! Fuad o f (he M a te of F lu rl-la 'tt ia lt# m n f I n t e r n a t lito a l Jto u r o v a * Hamlnota C o u n t? maid Fund o f Htata i»f Hlorlda Flrat F e d e ra l Mavlnaa A l«<»en Tract No 317 A aairla th tn nf Heinlnola (’o u n lr . Lota 2 and t Block I I . A VI Ramlnole C ount? Huoiell’e A ddition to F o rt Heed, a c rn rd ln * to nlat re* fV art t a l- C rorded In F la t itouh t, pa a a ‘ t* IS. 11. I I . t l a n ! t l . 17 I’u b llr tic cord* o f HernlLi! illo c k 2. H a lm T e r r a rt,, a* nn|# Fount v F la t Ida o r d in e to o ta l re c o rd e d In It TV, L o rd e rid fle a e le I. L t d T _ 'ua t I to o k 4. nance* i f and fna 17, f*van a n d Jo? V W alah 13, fin l«1li record* of Hr m l. T ru a iit# In icrriM l fpiprov # m in i hole C o u n tv Florida Fund of the Htate o f Florida Clarence U W in n and K llaahath Hernlnule Count? T . W vnn Oaerae A. M a ffe tt and M a rg a re t A. T r * r l 11) fa ffa lt !#>l# 1 th ro ug h ft. * ‘hetnaa A W lle o a HHm-h 14. A tl. H u t«#l|‘e l V C ovin ci A'Mlt ln|i lo i^all fl l e v ...... and J, IT U w t u n r «rtllfiit I p ulm r#i itu lli f l a r n a r e n d H, O, ( l a m e r 1‘U t 1too k 1. I'a i ''Hit* ir* it . nubile H«mlmda C ou nt? r#rnf«t# of Bernini, Florid# Traci t i l IFF RIU •r# !»1 *1 H A ll lota In lllo rk I. f t apt T m iiI (f H ea,, lo litle t# rfta lin p n n am ent r n#ll 1 !-*>( I t o f Halm Tarrare H an­ Fun 1 nf lb * M a la of r to iltU ford F lo rid a a r r a r d in * to Hemlnola (?ount? plat Ih e ra u f recorded In P la t llnria 4 neve* 13 and ' I . Tract *19 Hub Hr H r iird * of H«fiiln>da L»(* 1 and 4 HI " k I I . A H ' ’ in fn ii F lo rid a |1w»*f|l> A -I dll: hi tt to F u rl ()ai>m» A. M a ffe tt and M e ru a ra l Il i d accon lltia t n h I ki ??• A ' l »tf# n corded in F la t Honk I. iniaa Tho m «i A. \V i|r« fi I f P u tilli r a r o r d i o f H s rn ln n le H ‘ C o v in a Io n C ou nit, F lo r id ! Nell H U n i o n and i , H U * » m Vina A AlhartetbP C. C Hr lea t end Kloftfie? H I ’ r l r t t Tru»tae ln i« r h a l !tnt>t« t » man! TtU*teee o f In le rn a t IruPfoi r nient Fund of I ha H taia of Florida rued of th e Nfata uf F lo rid a Hemlnole Count? Heinlnola C o u n t? T ra n t l) Tract to t L t |. Bloch 1ft. A H H ual ^ t la. Ill or k I. «nd l.ot I t . • r ll • A ddition to Ft Haad. HH-i k I., P a lm T e n * ' a,. « r * g ro ird ln a in plat rrrn rd rd In c o rd in a t o p la t re c o rd e d in Flat llm ik I. n a if* i f . nubile I*i4 t llo nu | n a aei I t and » l. r# nf da nf Hamlnsl# Count?. PttbUc re ro n te of H tm lnu la F ln rld ! C vunt?, F lo rid a Albert Hrhlau and M atilda K« hlau M ia | l i la e t o u Truetaa* In te r n a l f iftprov* m #nl H*m im.lt I'o u n ir Fund nf ihe H tata of Florida Hemlnole Count? T ra rt 2t l I^ ie IS H . I I . t l . ! • and T r a n iit T l . Illo c k I , Halm T errace, Lola I and 4. Block I I , A~ arco rd lna to M ai recorded in It Huaaall • Addlilort to F o rt HJat Hook 4. B if f t i H and Heed, a r ro rd tn * in plat ra* It pu blic record* o f H• m l* corded In F la t H->nk I, pace h o le ca u H l? . Florida • 7, Fubtlc f|e«'«>rd» nf H#mlHfthrrt l» TVattara and V lra tn la nnf# F o u n tt f'ln rld a H W e lle r # John llueh and Ida Lantaa Huah F lra i Fe d eral Ha i I u k i and l«oen Trualeea, In te rn a tio n a l Im tm rv f. Ateuclalion of H tm ln u lt Count? m»ni Fund of the P late of F lo rid a A. M . r r . t l and M . r a . r . l Mamlsole C ount? h .m tn o l. C o u n t, Tract !M L i t It. R lo rk Ift A H H uaT r » ft I M . f l • • t i e A ddition lu F o ri ft#ad, I^>l I of III ch « of A. It. arrn rd ina in nlat rarnrde-l In llu .t .U 'a Add F l Hr# I. ncFlat llonk I. Paaa ?7. put lie cor.lin n lo n t .l I b .t .n f . rn record# of Hem tncla Count?. co rd .d In l- U i |i...,k I. pnBn Florida IT, I ’ubllc ll.r o r d . of b .in lC v .ll Falka? and O oldle I t P a lk a r nol* C o u p it Florida W illiam D unlap ln».l » bporkm nn nod k l r r t l . T r u t ta t t In te r n a l fm provam ant i» r fr x r k m .n Fund o f th * M a le of Florida *«-n1fiole Count? F U n o b o rw .r and wlfo. I f n u r - Trart i l l M>aik 14 of K aal U of l^ i l h n n M u r f f and hu.baiwL if N nrlhneal *4 o f V o flb e a e t p tarrl*.! *4 nf H atiltin 4 T n P h a M p 14 A J. I-a n * and « l(a . If n a r i M t _ io a lk R a n g . | | K t i t <Tt? a f nford demlnola C ou nt? A lU *ll**P a « V < h L I b . K * l lr .a 4 C o m * S C M a i I ( f Tract l i l - c I-H>t 1. Illo c k T. A. l i Vtua• a ll# A d d ltle a te F t Haed. a rro rd ln w lo l>la« record■«! In P lat H oo k I . N i l i f , n u b ile recnrtU o f ta ra la a la Count?. or Ida H<>lc om bo iofIda H tato H a n k a f ta afo rd F. |*in c t,e re o r M u rff na r ’J r • f 7 s ^ - T T E r •ear (* h * r l* . Puna M m IrdU I'a .M r P u t. *r n .rM e fl I l f TrecJ M I- l HA •oj* l i * • » < t l i of its n S C .U r . p . l l . r o r - lln . nisi (M o r d .d I * n * | Hook .f ir * t» »■« t l »r ib . •e h llc r * r .,r 4 * . r b .m ln o l. (o u b tr . r to r ld * . and Mouth W of M o u th ,**! ti , f Moulh■ * « W W W - r t k i L M . H e*. Junior Cage Loop Bogus Agents Rob Crane Again Hits Jackpot With Egg Overdue Bills End Has Close Games Indicted Tycoon Thrw eloM i i b i n w«ra p liy H R itu rd iy in the Junior nnkH)>atl Ijra ru . at th . National Guard A r­ mory. With §.v.n a « o n d i lo ro in 1h. ramc, R obnn'a Buddy Burton irorrd with a layup, d .f.a lin r -Hanford E lretrie, sn-20. S’anforl Kl. r trie m il la w fnl.M In the !«airu«. It look'd llk« a victory for 8.tnionic K i« rtln r **ood> «h.n it wa» Icadinr In the f i r i t th r . . quarter), but S terner Atr.ncy found the re n rr and went fa r a «in, 27-17. Itoumillat’a remained undrfratcd, bcalinr H irirlnbotham ’), hl-hO. N u t Saturday’i y im r i v*ill -ct tha trim ) with their new uniform* for th* f i r i l tim e. Htemper A *i nry will match Mirsrinbotham’i, Hob ton Sporting t-oodi w ill tackle Seminole S jx irtin r Good*, and San­ ford Electric w ill Iry to knock out undefeated H oum lllat’a. Th. (tandlnga aa o f l i f t w rrk’a ramei a rc Itoum ltlal'a, 3-0; Stemper Aircn y, 2-1; Seminole Sportin r Gouda, 2-1: Hol ton Sportmr Goat*. 2 1 ; IlirK tnlK itham 'i ami Sanford E lectric, each 0-3. NEW* YORK ( U m - T w o men poainr aa FHI a cents robbed the wife o f accused financial manipu­ lator A leiander L. Gulrrma of 142,000 worth o f Jcwrla this momin r at a midlown note). Mrs. Anita Guerma, 40, said -he and her d a u rb trr, Carole Jean, 14, wer* alon* In their eleventh floor Lombardy Hotel apartment when the men came to the door around midnight. They told her they wer* federal agrnta making an Inv.atl- Quotable Quotes M IA M I— Capt. Raymond Ruprerhl, pilot of an K a ilrrn A ir­ line* prop-Jet Klectra, who look violent evasive action to avoid a collision with a m ilitary Jet"T hat was a mighty big looking B I7." C IN C IN N A T I- John D. F .j.tcr field, deputy surgeon general u( the U. S t'uhllc Health Service, on joh sickness. " I t is estimated 400,000 new cares of disease* which occur each year are clearly occupation, a! In orig in ." LOS ANGELES—Vice I'resident Richard M. Nixon, on the illness of Secretary o f State John F oiter Dulles: " I I seems a sad commentary that the secretary' of slate should have to become to ill for people to appreciate him. When this pcriod of history is w rittrn It will prove we have been at peace in one of the most difficult periods of all tim e ." O FFUTT AIR FORCE BASK. Neb. — Prince Constantine of Greece, on hla tour of Ihe L'nitrd Slates: "M y eyes were opened wide by the m ilitary fortresses in Ihe United Stales." 11K. L O ^ IA E. CIMI.v’O Doctor To Spaak At School Tonight Hr. Loulf K. Cimlno w ill ipcek tnnJ|bt at 8 In the Pinecrrit School. The Tampa phytlcUn Is ■ ipeclstlit lo pcdlatrc csritiolnuy, am! comet to Sanford under th r tu ipices of the Florida Heart Fund Anoclation. Thr lecture la open to the pub­ lic Mr. and Mrs Michael Caolo will ho*t a reception for the doc­ tor and his wife. letters have been sent to a ll PTA's and parerilt. Inviting their attendance. To Lonely Heart, May Be Gay Blade LONDON f t r p n - The London Chronicle carried the following advertisement In Its lonely hearts column tixlsy: “ Ijiry , foul tempered vdlian, d i­ vorced fur w ife threatening, tall, dark, 3k. Interest* niu*if and pho lography when sober, Invites correipondence.'* C H IC A G O - Dr. William J. Gay of Woodi lock. HI., on the use o[ Iranqullirtng pills in preparing an­ imals for slaughter: " I t gives them a feeling of false confidence." JAC K S O N VILLE . H a .-D a n ccr Jose Greco, promising that the show w ill go on although he and several of h it rompany were in­ jured in s but crash: "The kids want to go on, and thal'a Ihe lic it way to forget that moment. I gue,a God was with us. We went smack Into these four trees—the trees went righi into the bus." D AN VILLE. Ill - Bryan Early Lake, complaining that federal agents awakened him just at hr was falling asleep a flrr toiling over h it moonshine still all night: " I was Just doling off. It was my firs! luteh, The feds were my firs t custom er!." INDIANA. Pa.—Sen. Hugh Scott d isru ttin g Hie dclesl of IVnnsyl ill-* known a a vania'* ilatewide GDP (tale last 1. it H u n trr *i u f V « r l ti r a »t *4 . November: L It beta da and H it via .Iho K id i "A w a v e of demoralisation A l la n lk 1 <»«at t .1 rt* I t a llr o a 1 tu rp i over th r party like s black H ctitln. i* «‘ u u n l r T r a n 241 tide. <>ur w ill to win s u llrrrd ID gln at a pcilnt Sft feet heavy damage." W eal o f I h e H o t iih ia a l r*»r • tlo fi 4. T o w n s h ip lU rta * 11 K i e l J# In m pul til; run thenca TVeei I4i> f r e t to a p o in t In W r it tin e o f Northeaa! K o f R o u th w a a t (« o f V o r lh * « f( '* nf la id lU e llD B li tha run thr nc#* M u ilb Ift fte l Int a p o in t, r u n t h t n r a F.«al lo th e ( n -irtl •«! be a Hi ft I n a IC1 I 1 el It. * ‘ inmii»ivi x n , w id o w M a n C. d r ? r t i * J» oe at f f t H i m a n l i t a n l l r F .# a | I , in # lia lt r o a d C o m l»an» p r m tilitla F o u n t « llra n th a c n H u n t e r , a n d V * ll l a A I I u n i* 1 A tlin ilfl C o in I , In # R a ilr o a d Corn- pant L u kk 41. Cm tu » ron. w id o w , A fi nt a '(’. Tl«' r l w mt It * ir. Klaanor *' llu a a e ll Fa rnv ra n . L J J u d tf F e rn F a m e ro n A He t i n C a m e ro n . H ( ’ a rn - emfi an in ro m u # ta n l, aa halra at L « of J. a C x m iro it, daceaaad. Jack F irm Hem |p 11# C ount? T r a n 340 f f o f t lic a a t Vt o f P o u lh w vat K N u r th *A tt 4#, H r. lio n 4. T .- w t- a h ln I ? H n u lh lla n c a 11 i:« a t. # * c # o t f o r K a »I 111 ia * i u f i h v H u u th tk e ra o V anft th a H n u lh 10 fa e t o f e t ld Norlhaaat of Houthwaat T b . Iloard <if C ou til* I'c m n itu li.n .r , .,f b .in in o l, « 'o u » lr. K io rid *. - I l l 1. . I t , b id . « t Ib . O lllis uf 0 P. lI.r iK ln n , d o r k In l b . Court Ile u s , ut H an fo rd , up lo l . e . u'clork P U . M a rc h ). IM S . lor lb , fs ltnw lna M p p r o llf n il* *m o u m 01 m t t . r U I . : Ii.m So 1 lO .S S S -U o ilin i* Ii.m l» , o * ..Ilo t l.iii. Ii.m M S S -U a lto n , ll.r o I.M S -O allo nu (SI l.*o* Ib . O o a o lfn * No, I No. ) I H . m I P u . I No. t l n . , . 1 K n a ln . O il !*o, 4 ( M .o tla * BaMlPo Ii.m Na t IS . I I , or (Nt I t . in No. * C hsM li Ur. abo IM Ibo. Tb. *t,o*o th . «'o unl, nf to It - i- d No Tax On Turkey cfom floss A*Yu'e WASHINGTON ( U P li— Govern­ ment officials have unveiled new key* to mollify a srnalor. who had given them ihe bird Sen. John J. W illiam s (R-Del.) made nubile correspondence with Dana Latham, rom m lviiane* of Internal revenue. It outlined the senator’s inquiry about the tax statu* nf lu rkry* given by an cmploycr in hi* em plnyr* at Christ­ ina* time. It Inrludr* the good news that * ruIJng, to be fo rm a lly iivurd soon, decrees that a turkey, ham or other C hriitm s* gift of "nom ­ inal value,” from the b o*t I* not part of taxable wages. Moreover, the boss can report hi* c o m for luch a general dis­ tribution a* in expense of doing business. W riting Latham on Feb. 4. W il­ liam * asked shout press reports that a Tacoma, Wash., business­ man had been a d vlird by tax auth n ritlr* that Christmas turkey* were a part of the taxahtr pay of his rm p lo yrt and taxes should be withheld on t*-e value of the birds. Long Separation NEW ORLEANS fU P D - Crip and Josephine, key flgurrs In the whooping erane's fight sgsinit ex­ tinction, have done it again. Officials at Audubon Park Zoo reported Monday that Josephine has laid another egg, which Crip is tending carefully, and that she Is expected to produce another today. The two w hoopers alrrsdy have reared five offspring during (heir stay in the xoo. And since only about 30 of the big birds are known to rem ain In esistcnce. naturalist s are rooting for them to come through again. George Douglas, director of the io o , slid since Josephine laid thr nrw egg Saturday, Crip has been sitting on it about 00 per rent of the time, leaving only for food end water. To dale. C rip and Josephine have been le ft to their own tnstinel* in the rearing of youngalthough officials hate kept a 24hour watch on their activities dur­ ing the nesting season Rut this lime something new will be tried. Douglass said if the second egg appear* on aehedu'c, t ve dutch w ill lie removed from Gi* birds' pen and placed under artllirial in ­ cubation. He believes, he says, (hat the cranes' success of only three live offspring in seven years of egg-laying ran be Improved upon. M IA M I (U P II—Charles Colvin, 36, started out to collect an over­ due bill Monday and found h it 3 1 -y e a r old brother who wa» sepa­ rated from him at birth. "W e are going to lind out everything we may have in com­ mon and we will Just start having some fun together," the delighted Colvin said. The brother, Walter L. Widger. 31. was Just as escited, even though he had thought some one was playing a practical Joke at firs t. Colvin, whose natural name was Widger, said bis mother died in Syracuse, N. Y „ a few day* after W alter was born. He said .its father “ went to pieces.” Colvin Deaths said be was placed in an orphir.iH home and later adopted by a family in Syracuse named Colvin. Walter was "given by my father to a lady who wanted a tiny baby very much." Walter never was officially adopted. He learned h it real nam* at 16 and has used it since. Colvin came to M iam i five years ago lo open a radio and television rrpair shop. W idger' came Ih rre g years sgo snd has worked since* as a bus driver. Colvin said he picked up th* telephone book Mondey to look up the number of e msn who owed an overdue b ill. His eye fell on ihe name "W a lle r L. W idger'' " I fell kind of foolish but I had to call," Colvin said. He did, and the reunion was effected. NEW YORK (U P I)—W illiam E pouch, 84, board chairman of the Concrete Steel Co. and a leader in ihe Boy Seoul movement fo r mere than 30 years, died PORTLAND. Ore. (UPlV-Den Monday a flrr a long illness. ny Mover, 19, and Vince M artinri, 29, both with eyes on the w ellrr. G R A N V IL L E , N . Y . < U P I > - J. weight championship, clash here Stanley Brown, 63. retired vice tonight in a lOrounder. president of the Chemical Corn Martin**, the veteran from Pat­ Exchange Bank and an autnor of erson. N. J. with a 61-6 record, several book* on business, died was favored to end Moyer's 19 Sunday. fight victory tirin g . Both wound V up stenuous training Sunday end NEW YORK ( U P l i - James J. were rxperied lo weigh in si O'Connor, 55, veteran police re­ about 14*l 9 pound*. porter for the New York WorldTelegram snd Sun. died MondayOil accounts for 12,400.000 nno night after a long illnesi, worth of all heating fuels used In LOS ANGELES (UPi>— Samuel U S. homes: gas fo r $1.600,000.(>00 T. Norton, 82. pioneer Los An­ nnd coal and other fuel* for *1,geles architect who designed the (i00.000.000. W ils h irr Fox Uuilding and many of the city's other structures, died ISc KKROSENE 18c Monday after a long illness. Martinez Favored * To Defeat Moyer April D raft Call Lowest Since ’57 WASHINGTON (U P I) - The Armv has its u r/ I a call for 7.000 d ra ftrrt In A o ril, the lowrit numbe' since late 1957. The new call was 1.000 men below P'e Msreh fl-’ U'n and jooo be’ ow January and February to ­ tals Thr last tim e a* few as 7,000 men were drafted was in Ihe Octnber-December period of 1957. The reduced A pril call results In part from manpower slash** imposed on the Army. It is cut­ ting from It* Dec. 31, 1958. strength of 890,7^8 mm to 170,000 by P“ Xt June 30. S m o k e le s s PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (U P I)— M rs. Peggy Bull. 52. program scheduler and radio columnist for radio station K l’MJ, died Monday a fte r she was stricken by an ap parent heart attack while working at her desk. ‘ Resort' Is Bad, Vacation Sought Beware The Bear WASHINGTON ( U l* n - Presi­ dent Eisenhower has sent a per­ sonal message to thr Shsh of Iran urging him to bewarr of Soviet overtures and to stand firm with his Western and Bagh­ dad Part a llira . I -----------------------------Japan exported more than 27 CHICAGO (U P I>—James Hlnl, 40. appealed lo Judge Joseph A. Pope Monday to cut short hla "va ca tio n " because "this resort is no good for my health." The "resort” is S latevlll* Prnl tentlary, to which Pop* sentenced million dollar* worth of electron­ R ini to nine year* impriaonment fo r burglary. ic* equipment In 1956. • ii ; Odorless IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Car. 13th * P e rt CALL HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 E'en*mr» FA 2-7500 HERTZ Nf •!( .# ! .#/ Vfc Kobello, A*t. 601 E. lat Orders now being taken for copies of R o u lh , n t r o f Ih e N o r lh e a x t *4 o f H o u th w e *! U n f V u flh ta il *i F t? f l o p 4 T o w n a b ln I t Ho n ib . I t a n g a I I K * » t a a th a p n |p i i*f b v e in p lp p ru n tb» lu * .N o rt h 11# l a r i u f a p n i i i l , r u n t l i e n r v H iiu lb l**a f«*t cation in connection w ith criminal charres against her husband, and she let them in. The men were neither masked nor armed, Mr*. G ulrrm a sold. They told her and her daughter to t it quietly while they searched for valuables. A fter they found *the jewels in ■ top bureau drawer, the men tied up Mrs. Guterma and Carole with iheeli and made their escape. Guterma, th* Siberian-born f i ­ nancier who resigned as president u f the Mutual Broadcasting Sys­ tem Monday, returned lo the hotel later hut refused lo comment on the theft. Mr*. Guterma said the Itrist included a 112,5(0 diamond necklace, a 13,300 watch bracelrl, and a 12,700 diamond pin. Gulrrm a married the former Anita McGrath, heiress to a Bos­ ton shoe manufacturing fortune, m Manila in 1911. He came to Ihe Untied Slates in liifiO, became a naturalised citlicn, and built up a vast financial empire including MBS. the Bon Ami Co., the Hal Roach sti-dios, and ot er corpora­ tions. Guterma i i free on 15.0 0 bail on crlm.nsl charges in connection with failure in report to th r Se­ curities and Exchange Commission un stock trsnisctmns. !•* il,ll( .r * d C -m o * . lo n .,d ,- l durln* I month p.rlod h,«lnnln* Stsrrb I) , i s l t IIIU lo .h u w nu( p rle * to * ■ • County O N I.T lilils to bo O p .n .d ot • m .o tln a lo b , h .ld M n re h I . I l l * A ll* .! : O P It .m d o n . C I.r b Jn4>n K rld e r Cb.*lr«n»n To bo p u b ll.h o d K o b ru *fT IM S n*d P .b ru a e r I t l k , l»4» _____ r ir r m o c M m m i n o tice IM hereby Mlean that t ■mi snasa ,d la builn.aa at .Lak* Mary, Florida under (ha flellltou* name of ISAM Dl.lrlbutorp and that I Inland lu r . e l. it r aald nam* wlUi tb* , Ct*ek of lb* n re u lt Couit. tom lnoi* County, n .r ld a and le aeeordaor. with tb* pro sialapa of Iho fle tltlo 'i* naan, .la* tula, to-w tli M.ellou III St Flor­ id* » m u l« PHILADELPHIA Comrdlan Jim m y Durante, observing ids OUh birthday, discussing how long hr II ranllnue his ra rre r: "The minute I don’t feel up to It, you know I won't he th rrrand Ib r minute It becomes work, you don't feel up to it." The S a n fo rd pjudbAml JbwddJt sudlihm Fur th« pant 33 years it hai been the custom of the Sanford Herald to publish annuntly Labor Is Debating ‘March’ On Capitol SAN JUAN, P, R (U P li—The high command of the A FLC IO was reported today lo be consld rrln g Ihe idea of sending "slun k tfoops” to Washington lo drums tire the plight of nearly flv* m il­ lion unemployed Americans. Union traders believed an API. CIO sponsored march on Wash­ ington by special bus and train might spur federal acllon lo ati mulate the economy. W alter Hcnthrr, chairman oi the executive council's economli policy committee, was reported lo favor Ihe idea, which was placed before the committer at a lengthy session Monday. " I'm afraid Congress and th* •d m in iitra lio n do nol realise how serious unemployment Is," R*uther said "We hive lo usr some shock treelmenl to wake up our government." H e r a ld a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phawa of INDUSTRY ft AGRICULTURE, HOME BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOLS A CHURCHES, SPORTS. NAVY ACTIVITIES. SEMINOLE COUNTY AND CULTURE * Wb will mail ihtB EJi.—n anywhe.e in 25 world for you on the date of publication fug 1 sure and plan to lend your friends up north a copy of this annual tourist adilion ao that they can ioo juat what a wonderful Mines Are Closed, Coal Miners Riot MON'S. Belgium (U P li-M o u n t­ ed police used tear gai and fire hoses Monday night to break up a mob of about wo anil govern­ ment sinker* In this city in the heart of Belgium’* "black belt." About 30 rioters were arrrsted her* and in nearby Guaregnon, where the anti-government demon­ stration started. The riolers wen protesting a government plan lo close coal mine* which are producing fuel (he nation doc* not need. Even after month* of layoffs running in a i much aa I t day* a month, the government h a i a record 7 m il ban lona of tool an placa Seminols County Ifl . I k CaU S a n fo rd oh 204 W. 1st Street fih in q I k m id y u ju A O h d sth f iy — FA 2-2611 i �Government Asks Court To Settle Air Rights Case A N O T H E R CAPTAIN ta vso n . U.S.N.. dental AT NAS — Cdr. Arthur E. Uuaofficer, received hia certificate of promotion to captain from Capt. Lionel A. Arthur, NAS commanding officer. Capt. Gu»t*v»on entered the Navy in 1941 after grad tinting front the l'niversify of Indiana, He and his family reside in Maitland. Negroes Integrate, B ut Find Themselves Alone FRONT KOVAL. Vu. (UPI) — Twenty-two Nx-gnnm walked into a million-tioilar high school boycotted by its white etudent* today. None of the more than 8 0 0 white student* of Warren Bounty High ahowed up for the first day of clnanun at the tchool aince it was closed last Sept. 12. Laat f»U M Negro** applied fo r, "niiirvfv lHigh lk ’h enrollment at Ul.rtHn Warren 1 County but only 22 appeared today. School officials aaid there if now nothin* to prevent raglitration ct 91 other Negro aludent* who have been at tending boarding _______ gehooW The Nagroe* left the achool in a group at 10:N> a. to- altar com- pitting registration They were picked up hy their parent* in prl vate cara and driven away, refus­ ing to aniwer ant question* from reporter* Police Li Penult Thompson or(jt.rrd the crowd of about SO while who had gathered to watch the Negroe* enter the school to disperse about 9 30 a. m He permitted only the re­ porter* to stay in the *trre( in front of thr *chool. About a dnirn white aludenta from the private school* mingled In Ihe crowd One of them. BUI Gibb*. II, said he via* " surprised lhal mi many N egri*-« showed up." lie added he believed a few while student* would register at Ihe high tehool later today or Thur*day. Downtown, a half mile away, c la iir t were under way for live courtly’* white student* in make­ shift school* in which I heir parents chose lo leave them in preference to thr public school on a racially mixed bail*. Sanford property owner* who think their land la worth more th in the government doe*, ire fUhltog a la w iu k in Orlande to day. The »uit i n brought by the government for a ir right* turrounding the tvanlord Naval A ir Station The land Involve* approximately 1*3 acre* ui the Palm Terrace Addition and the A. B H uitell subdivision. Property owner* *re aiking "ju a t compensation" for the air right*, which were **ued hy th r govcrnmenl in a Declarelion of Taking. Oct. 29. IW The eavement give* aircraft the right - o f - way fo r free and un­ obstructed passage over the land*. M»ny property owner* accepted the original government »etll*ment. The ca»e ia hr mg heard m the Federal P u tr id Court Robert F. Nunn III. asiiatant U. R diatnet attorney, la repreventing the government Among the defendant* are the Ailaulic CoaalUoe Railroad. Flor ida Htatr lU nk. the City at dan ford, Seminole County, and the Fir at Federal Raving* and loan Aivociatinn. Ike Lauds Dulles, Is Firm On Berlin F VAl Tl it T’ nlUd Prat Laaiad Wirt LONDON glJFl)— The Soviet I'm,m aaid today U w ill mass pro dure a new bantam car. Princess To Visit IAIN DON ( I T U —Princess Mar garet w ill visit Ltstwm during the B ritish trade fair in June. Brandt In Tokyo TOKYO 11 1*11— West B erlin Ma yor W illy Brandi arrived hare lo day for a three day visit. Ike At Concert WASHINGTON ( L T I I — Preti dent El»enhowr»r attended a con cert by the National lym phony Tuesday night. W ant Legal Bingo Truck Hits Auto * Minor damage was caused yes terday afternoon when a DV ton truck backed Into a* car driven by James B. Hutton at Third St. and Cedar Ave Driver of the truck was W. J tired, NAS. San­ ford A plocturo to rood! ASSIONMINT: WASHINGTON >4 by Id Ktftiba Mrs. Foulk Wins Powell Tourney Elks Club To Hold Barbecue Saturday Typhoid Reported Nil daily column from #»• notion'* capital reports She human sidelight* that ore so often more reveal* Ing than dry facts. Read it tfallyift ^ THE HER A l a i ) Starting Today Members Sought By Farm Bureau KASSEL. G • r m a n y (CPI >— Health authorities today reported A membership drive was dn lhal 15 persona in the nearby vllThe Elks Club w ill hold a sge of Rhoden have contra*ted cussed by the Seminole County ypbold and urged all other real Farm Bureau last nigh! Holand ‘ charity barla-cur" Saturday ru t* lo tie Immunised im iurdi Mulrhead. chairman, urged every from 3 3d to T jo p m member to gel a new member fur t» l> . _____ Plates will la- available al tt th r Bureau during th r nest week picnic grounds, nr hovrd for horn M r*. P. J Wcstgate told thr consumption HOI.LYWOUD t C I 'l l Six- group about farming in Poland Barbrcucd thicken, baked pot. ar old Harold While was killed H rr firsthand study was made toes and “ all the trim m in g *" wi •*day when a four-year-old during a recent trip to Eunqvr be included on Ihe plate* T h r ro vrrrd dish aupprr w *i opinion accidentally dlscharFunds from th r sate of fn> il a ptvtnl he found under a held laat night in the FFA InilU ve il he used for the Elks’ charil ing *1 Seminole High School and youth activities d. President Charles I -a w son o n ducted the meeting hut KillH Child Thousands Attend Fair Opening Here Thousand* came to th r Ameri ran legion Fair last night in the b ig g rtl turnout in history. Fair officials, headed by Presi­ dent l.jnn Lyon*, are jubilant over the lucres* of "kid's day." An estimated 10,(HO persons at­ tended. ft,000 of them *chool chil­ dren awl pre-Khooler* All .Seminole Count) srhoot children were admitted free yes­ terday. Rides on th r midway wetr reduced to *c. Although the dif farence In Ihe regular price had to be abscrtied hy (he American I-eglon, fa ir official* said " it wa* well worth H.“ Tonight w ill be L a riir* Night. All women w ill enter th r ground* without paying lo w>e the county exhibit* and display* in th r com­ mercial and American Legion building*. Gate* will open at 4 JO p. m dally. On Saturday festivities are slated la begin at noon. Tom or WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY- 18.' 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 87S Soldier-Statesman '.evees Give Way, Tag Time Shorter, News B rie fs Russ Plan ‘ Bantam’ Diver Routs 600; Line Gets Longer Has Severe Stroke In Hospital Today 'armland Covered $40,000 Is Found For Health Unit Joycees To Attend Winter Conference EtUbitahtd 1908 George C. Marshall Near Death ST. PETERSBURG ( L T D —St. Petersburg I'oat 14 o( ihe Ameri can legion says K w ill aak the WASHINGTON l U F I t - Presl state Legislator* la legaha* hwv dent Kisenhower said today he »o • want* cancer atricken John kos ter Dulles to * u y on a* secretary M ore Born Than Die WASHINGTON (L T D — Birth* of stale a i long a* he feel* like carrying on. because he has no in the U. S. during 1936 exceeded equal in Ihe world In wisdom and death* by nesrly a I to I ratio, knowledge of foreign affair*. Census Bureau figures showed to­ The President said doctors have day. assured him that the *eerrtary'» heart and mind are not affected Castro Is Target by hi* dtseaae M I A M I tU I'l I — I he Miami He said he has not discussed News said today a new Cuban rev­ WASHINGTON I U l'l ! - * < « » specifically with anyone Ihe pu* olutionary movement ia being or tats fondly described lb* world a slbility of a successor for the gauUed in Miami agauut Fidel firs t weather stalellUe today ■* ailing aecretary. Castro "crude and prim itive" hut hearing Eisenhower said he and Pull** seeds of revolution. j wha geed* agreed d u r i n g ■ talk at the Beck Trial Near End T u**d*y •V aVanguard n g u a rd II. launched launch. Arm y'* Walter Reed Medical Cell TACOMA. Wash ( C PI t—Dave m. Cape Canaveral. Ha . * " 1 * ’ ter Tueaday that tha U. S and Heck's income la* evasion trial today'* forecailers no good Hu it* allies should go right ahead in w rn l to the fury today follow­ g* descendant*, weather aaperte their preparations for high level ing final Instruction* by the predicted, w ill: negotiation* with Russia on the judge -S p o t the l*»rth, Uack. and re ­ Berlin c ritl* and German pro port the Uitenaily of hurricane*, blent*. Chosen By Academ y and possibly tornado**. On the Berlin crlsu Itaelf. the —For Hie flra t time observe and NEW ORLEANS (U P D —James President said that if there 1* any report global weather on a global A Dooley. Chicago, was named shooting on thia Usuc it w ill be president of thr Law-Science Acad­ bans. , the Ruasian* who start It. Make posaible aceurate kmgemy at the group's meeting her* lie said the Allies are (Irmly Bange forecast* and, parhapa, pra yesterday determines! lo earry out tbelr re ­ diction.* of elimale cfiange* cen­ sponsibilities under !**• turies in tha making. Ike Heading South menta for the Indepemlenc* and —Glvw ttan tha fuller uadar WASHINGTON IC F D — Presl ata tiding o f weather he must have () (l H,.r|l(]ltn rJw.k uf U|(. welfare of the people of W rit Her dent Elsenhower file* south luday . for two days of shirt slrevr diplo before he can Imp* lo control i - 1 uunty Commission, found |4u ooo Un Vanguard II. a Jo inth apmte , or county hralih unit building I Hr made g clear that Uve A l­ lies Intend to continue to supply macy w illi Um new prcaidenl of weighing J IS pound*. “ c*rcU^ yesterday. M rxiro . Adolfo laipei Matevis Uie globe every l id minute* m an (fu.dlng a statute that allows the Communlst encircled West Berlin orbit which w ill keep It a lo ft— county to cooperate with the fed­ even tf the Ruasian* go ihrough estimate* v a ry -fro in H» l« bun eral government, Herndon pre- with Ihelr threat t« turn over Regulation To End LAKELAND (U M ) — The cond rrd * of year* and perhaps for- aentrd a revised budget lo provide to the K a il German* by May 17 cvnlrol of East Berlin and the truverstal regulation ra ilin g standmatching fund* for the unit. ■rds on oranges for fru ie n con A new fund has iiet-n established, access route lo We*! Berlin e m ira te w ill eipire March l i , the separate from the routine budget. Citrus Commiitem ruled Tuesday. With » transfer of monies from general operating evpcntes amt Satellite Can ’Spy’ $15,Wk) from the sale of property, W A 8 H IN U IU K (L T D — to n gome SOO Jaycee* w ill arrive Herndon produced the revenue Mr* W illiam Foulk copped Ihr great was told today that C 8, In Tall aha tsre tomorrow for the needed to lhal ihe plans can proow ning of the annual four-day win- cerd. Dot Powell Tournament al 'he le a th e r M telllU* such aa Dir \ an ter conference of the Florid* Junforesight prompted the clerk to M ayfair Country Club for the a* guard now in orbit could b« used to detect H-bomb testa in Itussla. lor Chamber of Commerce. _ check witfi the state comptroller cond year In a row Former Gov. Millard Caldwell and auililor un the unusual change Runner-up » * * Mr* Richard p r ill address the president'! lunch o f budget plan*. Their approval of Mann Both are Navy wivai Trade Puct Signed The trophy w ill be prewnled con Salurday. The eonvenllnn w ill the plan, “ unusual, but for a inert WAKSAW (CPD Poland and climax Saturday night with the loriout project" removed the Ian by M l** Dot Powell *1 the an the Soviet Colon have concluded ii^ rin c e m r n t of Florida'* “ Out- obstacle. nual banquet of the Sanford Wo a trade agreement that w ill bring standing Voung Man" of the year. “ From Ibis year forw ard." Hern­ men'* Golf Aivociatinn in May. thousands of Kuialan w a lcb rt, rr Attending from Sanford w ill be don told Ihe Board, "the fund will The tournament atimulate* much fn g rra tu rs and washing machines M r and Mr* G. Andrew Spear, be available foe capital improve intereat among local women golf Into Poland. M r and Mr*. Mason W hirton. ment and the completion of Ihe *n . Jack Wilber. David KJIngemmlth, unit ’’ Art Harris and Tom McDonald Vanguard ’Crude;' Will Bear Fruit AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER • \Stnmlintf’ Offer COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I s—Mate Rrp Rhoderir G. Mills reported Monday that a taxpayer tent la (hi* luggrition lo boost state rev enue row the children of the Method A lax on bicycle seal* "to make t i l Children'* Home and Luther­ children pedal standing up using an Haven w ill he guest* of the wear and tear on their pants and Legionnaires from noon to • p. correcting curved spines " m. A special invitation ha* been issued to Ih r Navy to attend to­ F i v e B i l l i o n C u r t i n morrow night, when the evening NEW YORK (U P I I Last hours have lieen proclaimed year’ s sales of gireting rar<ls with "N avy N ight". Admission w ill not senlimenl* ranging from annltie free, however, as Fair offi v e ria ry good wish** to hangover rials f r r l the Navy wishes to be condolence* totaled nearly 3 hllconsidered "Ju»t like everyone lion The rrta il value uf thia else." mountain of sentimrni was appro Cecil C arlrlon. children* de, ornately J330 million committee chairman said, "moat people feel this I* far and above the beat fa ir we have ever had. We are very proud of It " The Sanford Shrine Club will Parking fo r S.OOu cara wa* hold an Important buslneaa meet­ provided when the Legion plan ing Friday at 7:30 p m to tha building (opposite tha nrd the permanent commercial Shrine exhibit building. County clubs, the M ayfair Inn). Navy, school* and commercial A ll noblea ar* requested to be firm * have provided aahibita of present and wear law. interest to ail veddeto*. .Shrine Club To Meet Despllr rarlv warnings, 1hey're and squirming children, are wail •landing m line at the county ^ ing U> grt their 19.W tirrn ie tag* FT BRAGG. N C. ( l'F I> - O m . courthouse. I The office ha* remained open George C Marihall, the m ilitary RltRSELLVILLE. M (CPD — Men and women, ,n ril glia WUIIIVII, young ymniu "and mu this wrek from • a ni. lo I p The maverick Wabash River e,nh a sprinkling of liable* m Tt*e lines started forming genius who fashioned th r Euro­ erirked through levee* in Indiana ■■----------------------------------- Monday Yeslenlay, tha Unr pean recovery plan during Hi* stretched wi tlie curb on Park statesman year* at hia career, and Illinois, rm iling ahoul As) iu-r ha* suffrred a second ''more Ave ion* anil washing out i IkhiI 35 acvrrv Broke" and la regarded In Clerks m the t i \ collector'* of square mile* of rich valley farm fire are loo busy io tell how "srrino* condition" The Army i a s u a d a medical land many licetuea have been sold to date They are taking rare bulletin (hi* morning slating that Food wi»e rvsidenls of farms Ihe 7h year-old re tirn l soldierof thr tardy custonirr* as quick­ and im^H communlllc* sas Ihe ly as possible. And while Ihe statesman experienced the latest palh of ihe cascading water fln l waiting affords many thr oppor stroke Tuesday afternoon An an­ nouncement Tuesday had aaid that quickly and safely lo higher tunlly lo visit with friends, some Marshall had become "moderate­ ground gel tired, one exhausted woman ly weaker" In hit fight for re­ **! down for a rrst anil fell aTtie Wabash, uo It* worst ram MOSCOW fl'P D — Soviet Tre covery from a "m ild " stroke asdpagr ui nearly half a century, tore inter Nikita S Khru*n«nev imlav sleep yesterday. When she awoke, fered Jan. tS. her place In line was loug gone. through weakened lev res Tuesday warned that aiiv Western attempt Doctor* al Womack General Thr d ra illln r for tlie lag* la at (>aklu»n, Ind , and two mile* to use force to break through to Friday Gov. Lrltoy Collins lias Hospital aaid Ihe latest stroka south or Russellville. The break wa* “ more lever* than the pc*, on the Illinois side was the must Berlin by land. *ra or air would (alii ' pnsiti-rly mi extension* " vioui on* h« suffered a month he met wllh furre. After Fritlay, Ihe 195* lag* w ill m i err ago " He said in a •preeh tfiat Soviet tie delinquent, So. those who A 300 fool hole lorn in the len-e “ H it condition ia serious and near Russellville sent ton* of w* troops were not stationed tn K il l haven't gottrn license plate* yet prugnotii depend* on future dev*Germany Just lo plav games. better aland in line. It's cheaper ter surging over a quarter of a lopmenla," taid Col George M. The Western power*. In note* than paying a fine mile of rounlrvslde within a to I’nwcll, chief of medicine at Ih* minute period Thouiamli of acre* Mumtev rejected SovieJ hoapllal. of winter wheal were destroyed m proposal* hi end the ocrupalion of "He m conscious and h it blood field* under a* much a* three Berlin The I? S . Britain *m1 pressure and puli* a r* stable,w France also reiterated ihelr drier feel of water. said Powell "A l present h* show* Farmer* along th r fringes of the min at ion to “ uphold hy all ap no evidence at p a rtly ail of b ll flood worked through the night prnprialt mean*" th e ir rights of extrem ities." He had tome d iffi­ by the light of car headlight* areess to West Merlin culty in (wallowing and teeing. The Soviet goventm rnl ha* md emptying silos of grain and mnv Marshall wa* Ihe firs t man to yet replied In Ihe Big H irer West­ TALLAHASSEE ( I l l ' l l - The riae lo chief of staff of the A rm y Ing to higher ground Milk fnntniltslon today Other* caughl by Hie ft ret ruth ern notes which suggested a Big state without graduating from Weat of the floinlwate-r* fled h j row- Four foreign m inuter* conference l.'unched a public hearing to dc Point. He d trrrtrd the Army to termlne whether Ihe people of to discus* the problem of Her Iwat, Army duck, truck, car or victory during World War II and Florida want to keep Ihe Uuin- won the Noiwl IY I** fo r pear* to fool, lugging vhatevrr equipment many mltslon nr pul the milk control* Khnislirhev'» speech was re and possessions thev could 1953. Tlie flooding came imc*|wcte-dly ported hv Ihe offieial Soviet new* under federal administration. A* secretary of state from 1WTChairman J llra ilry odham of a* Hie river had begun receding *Rcnry Test *t*. Marihall devalnpcd the Mar< Sanford said ih r purpose of the Khnishrhrv warned that If nnyand levee* were ex|«ected lo hold shall plan which mad* hfa name one oprnrd fire over Berlin: hearing was lo “ get on tlie top a synonym for Amer.can aid to •‘Tills will mean the beginning of of the table" all comment* from stricken nation*. consumer*, diilrihutor*. produ w a r." He retired to 194* but Presi­ lie railed Utr agreement on I errs, and anylaidy rite , jusi how dent Truman recalled him to peace irealy with Germany and they felt about the Com mission 19M a* secretary of defrnaa, There have hern suggestions Tlie county Junior high Haakrl again reiterated that all nallon* where he had a hand in gelUng from various parti of the state were open to “ great destruction" ball tourney started In Remtnrdr lhal eonlrol should be placed tha country'! armed force* into from modern weapon* shape at the d a rt tt the Korean High gym thia afternoon. "W e understand this well and under federal administration, aa Scheduled lo k le t oft action was therefore we say: le i ssa sign a it haa been done In Miami and War. a > 30 game between Lyman and peace Irealy." Khrushchev said Pensacola I i l i Monroe Al ft p ni AH Odham said various mvmhs-rs Souls and Sanlord Junior High of tiw- agency would present re ire to meet Tomorrow. Oviedo rum inriidalion* for law changes, and Slavia girls play at fi p in , and lie Imped persona appearing I'artlv rloudy and wind) , h Iq-forc the Commission would do Ovlrdo hoya lake on the winner of today’s Lyman l-*Vr Monroe widely *i altered showers today. likewise game and Slavia boys play th r Partly clouds lonlght and Thurs County Commissioners distimewinner of the All Soul* Sanford day. 'somewhat cooler some sec­ •d a* a “ dream " the possibility tions Thursday. High today in Ihe game of ■ causeway across Lake JestIn Ihr finals, thr Sanford Junior M's, low tonight upper •*!'*. up yritarday, but said they would High girl* play the OvIrdoSlavla Southwesterly winds IS In M miles include Ihe request In suggested winner at « Jo Finals for the per hour, slowly diminishing to project* to tha Slate Road D epart wight. hoys w ill follow at I X in cu t NEW ORLEANS <UPD - B ir d Tha causeway would connect keeper* anxiously eyed a single Ovlrdo and Chuluo4a wvth South whooping crane egg today and Sanford Ava. lirqied th r whooper Hut laid il In a iliscnsdon of prim ary road can restrain h -r enthusiasm an project* (or live Slat* Itu id De­ It ran lie hatches! partment district meeting March Josephine, the whooper female on whom naturalists are pinning II, Commlsiioners placed priority on the Osteen Bridge; widening their hope* fnr perpetuation nf WASHINGTON ( U I 'D - llu u s c is almost sure lo stir up one of the species, laid a second egg of Geneva Ava. from Mellonvllla liberal* today kicked o ff a drive the hottest fights of th r itrqh Con Tuesday. Rut th r and h rr mate. lo French Ava.; four lantng State Hoad 46 to the Interstate High* to pass a cunt rover Hal labor-back­ great. Urip, staged *ss frrn lle d a cele way; and rebuilding Slate Road The bill, introduced today hy ed hill that would rtpand social h rillo n dance that on* at tha 434 from IT t l to Stale Rond 4JS. •erurily benefit* to mrlude medi­ Hep Aim* J fo r and (DM. I I. >a eggs was hrokrn regarded as a "m u s t" by the AH-The Hoard w ill request Hie re­ cal aare fo r old folk*. "We don't know what happenThe legislation would in affect ('141 and has wide imputaiity |(j said George D o u g l a s * surfacing of State Road 436 from * provide Ihe elder wllh paid up hos­ among oldster*, lo whom Uoligrese director, of Audubon Park Zoo, Altamonte Sprinfa to Highway 17 »2. pital and surgical Insurance for often esters “ but we’re certainly sad " Eventually, it would require big Ufa. Crip anil Jo are the only mated Bitterly uplXMtd by tha Ameri lorreasi-i in social security taves pair of whooping cranes In cap • an Medical Assn a* a step toward on employer* and employe* lo il tivtty and naturalists are pulling name It Socialised medicine, the measure If you are a w urkrr making *4, (or them lo add to their brood of kou or more a year, you now pay five living offspring Mnly almut rINk,TOWN N.c. (U P D — Im I Un in siH ial set u n ty last * Un 3o of the cranes are known lo Iw vestlgslura t>day sought the der pri-ienl law, yovir las w ill jump still living Douglas* said If t rip and Jo cads* n| a crash of a Navy blimp 121 nest January ami rllm h grad don't break Ihe remaining egg. ft in which four crewmen burned uall) lo a peak o f 12lb m tvop to dsn Hu Any worker earning more than will hr placed hi artificial Incuha WASHINGTON (U P I) - T h e T h ir r cdher member* elf die H„n ill 10 to 12 day* “ Then. I 41.MM would lliim rd b ilc ly U* hit Maritime Administration has an ■even man crew w n * injured wiUi a lax Increase ul more loan think, she will lay two more." nourued award of a t!U<.5?g con- 112 a year Tins is because tor bill he prs-dlrted wbsn th r blimp fell Into a rrm t4* tra d for the de*ign of a radii ally would apply sot tat *e< only laces •vsamp near her* aarly Tuesday. new type ship that will literally to the first If'i.lwMt in annual earn Rescuer* who pushed their way •kim over the waves at 73 knot* ing, instead of Hie prevent *4,e*»> through the mud and thick under* —thrice the speed of ocesn liners growth found the injured aorrl* A * a m u ll, worker* earning vor* near tha wreckage. Tlie contract, awardrd Tuesday iai.iam or mole would be rr-iults Searchers found the charred Vrt student* In Seminole Coun­ tu Grumman Aircraft Engineering i,y p.wiv to pa> «.'H5 a year in « i nrp of llethpagr V Y , calls cial aevurily l aics Maximum la> ts Schools w ill have their work# b d ie i of the other* Tuesday aftrrnoon la the center of tha for Ih* completion of hlurprinla for aelf employed ro v rrrd hy the n display this week The exhibit will be held in the twisted wreckaga. Baaofort Come ior a hydrofoil ship within nine j prog ram would then b« 1127.50 a v „r« n l building at Ih* corner at t* Coroner Bonner Paul said tha month*. year. bodies were burned lw*ond recoil vrk Ave, and First St. Hydrofoil* revemhl# airplane Nome fo ri charge dial even this Iterant* and Interested per-ona rlltion. wings, hut are aniallrr and work '«» lamal would not hr enough lo The aurvlvort, alt dee» rib*d *4 re Invited to tee the paintings on Hi# same principle. They are cover tong run co-is of the new • tlached by slrap* lo the hull of medical benefit* Forand claimed >nd drawings Thursday, Frblay “ p ra liy badly buroad." were rw« ml .Saturday from J • 9 p m. Tha ported in crtlical •ondition *4 6 * *hip, extending downward A* only that hia proposed increase thr ships' prnpellrt thrusts it fo r­ would match cost* “ for some lim i e xhibit Inrhalt-t stu l-rds in grade* hospital to nearby Washington, I *, from ail county schools. N C. at lead " ward the hydrofoils lift ft Khrushchev Says Blockade Runners To Face Red Army Odham Asks Public For Milk Decision Junior Tournament In County Starts Causeway 'D ream / But Request Sei Weather Second Egg Laid, But Whoopcr Jig Means 'Jig Is Up' Old Folks Hospital B ill Pushed; Tax Hike Looms Probe Is Started In Crash O f Blimp Contract Awarded For New Type Ship Students To Show Art Works Here Health Dept. Told To End Squabbling two of hia request* One, re|i«rted yesterday in The Herald, involved an under sited baby which died aiioitly alter Idrth The employe lu d not asked hospital admission for Ihe moHu-r due to ‘ past polirtoa," where oh stetric csvrs wi re not handled, Dr. Thurmond laid. l i t told Coininiailuners that he had asked that the aapaclant mother, whose husband make* only 126 weekly, be admitted fo r deliv­ ery. Pie Board agrn-d that he had employ •* bad M t aomplbad witb tha authority to admit any patient "We're all servants of Ihe people of .Hemtnola C-aunly and, »• aui-h, we should co-utwrste with aach other," Tliese were tire words of County C tm m iifiuner La w rn u r Swuffurd yealerday when ■ dia put* between • cpcinly health department officials waa settled amlrahly at Ih r Board meeting. The argument arose when Dr. Jack Thurmond, evunty health o f­ ficer, told Commissioners that two Health and Welfare Department • untidi-red Indigenl and to need of hospitalisation. "Any lime it la a case u f Uf* or death, lilt- patient should be tent to Uir hospital; tlie matter of pay­ ment can be decided later," C hair­ man John Kttder aaid. In the second east, Dr. T h u r­ mond charged a Welfare employe with return,g to write a letter fo r him. requesting information from another hospital. T h t employ* aaid that Dr. Thurmond had two secre­ taries and alia did not feel ah* should set tax to i notoar dagiart- merit She stwwrd the Board .Optra of records kept In Hi* Health and Wctfar* Department that had bem dona vulunlanly, and had beau praised highly by * ( * !• officials. rommUsiunsrs a d v 1 a a d Rto county personnel to M ilk UMT own differences and told Dr. Thur­ mond that, tinea hia m u ■ • * ite­ rate department, to confine hia ra­ tio n Is to hia own office. The county health officer g iM tb* b u lth u n it w a i handling t f par orftT more ** *** Rreu k i tOm � 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 17, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 17, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 17, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1ca60009d23633dc7fabb1071a4be936.pdf b78f49c36d0879f68204787d5dfbd386 PDF Text Text JU ST A SK THE FO LK S W H O L IV E UNLAND THERE I I I TAi rp r 5*** f i * Tennis Courts ■ — Basketball Courts STATES Dedicated Parks Shuffleboard Courts Recreation Areas On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 HOMES COM PLETED AND R E A D Y FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Down Payments O ther* w ill he ** k m th ree Monthly under construction com pleted w ithin one to w eek s ** M low ^ Q Payments - Homes Are Equipped With Q ‘7 0 These Plus Features — CuhIori Rullt Ternt/ro Floor* * G K StoTi • G K Refrigerator * G K Hot Water Heater" T ilt (lath • Venetian Blind* • Wall Furnnee • Cltjr Hr wen* Paved Street# Sidewalk* Street Light* It retention Aren* Tennl* Court* Banket hall Court Dedicated Parka FINANCING: VA • FHA IN-SERVICE • FHA Wo Bea Complete!/ Furniehed Modal Horn# Today I can q u a lify you hi 1 [ £ ’ Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Relurnedl • 5 >* P?* ■ 1 £ i L V <#: *3 l Ue 4: <Si I TJ ^ham&Tudor,Inc. Sales O f f ic e - C o r . 27th & Hwy. 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 SALES REPRESENTATIVES ON PREMISES >ROM 8:00 A. M. "TIL S:00 P. U. WEEKDAYS! 8:00 A. M. T IL DARK SUNDAYS CONVENTIONAL for on e o f these plans th irty m inu test �pp mj If ,, .'>V /r.Vvf t • *X : Reds Refute Airmen Held MOSCOW (UPI>— Russia today flatly denied that 11 Americans, m in im sines a V . f - transport plane went down In Soviet A r­ menia Sept. 1, were in tne Soviet Union. A statement issued by the Sov 1st news aiency Tass also brand­ ed at a ’'fantastic invention" a statement by President Elsenhow­ er last week that false Soviet riR o signals may have "lured" U. S. planes over Russian tern lory. The Teas statement also repealad Its claim that a tape recording produced b y .U . S. authorities of a conversation between Soviet pilots shooting down the U. S. Auto Victim Sent Home For Burial The body of Mrs. Pern Thomp­ son was sent to Indianapolis, tnd. yesterday for funeral services. Mrs. Thompson died in Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital last week, shortly after an automobile acci­ dent near Geneva. Her husband, hUurice John Thompson, remains h r serious condition in Orange Memorial Hospital. He was lo underao surgery today. SI*o tn the accident were Mrs Thompson's son, Richard, and his five-year-old son They left by the same train yesterday, still wearing bandages that rover wounds suffrred in the crash The Thompsons* daughter, Mrs. Carole Kirkman, will return to Swiford within a few daya to look offer her father. The Indiana family was on its way to West Palm Beach to visit friends when an elderly Negro turned directly in front of their oar. Ha la held on a charge of manslaughter. Gramkow funeral Home waa in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Thompson is also survived kg her parents and five grandchildren 2 Suspects Held In Theft A t Cam p IRolen article* from the Lake Harney Fish Camp have been re­ covered by the Sheriff’s Depart­ ment and an early conclusion to the css* Is seen by investigating officer J. Kris. Rilankcts, radios and other arti­ cles are awaiting Identification by the owner, Michael Solomon Two suspects are in custody at the county Jail. Rehearsal Delayed There will be no rehearsal of the Sanford Male Chorus to­ night. Regular rehearsals will re­ sume next Monday night. transport plane v ie a "fabrica­ tion."Even a casual glance at this socslled recording leaves no doubt that it is a gross falsifica­ tion meant for naive people," Tass said. . The statement said the Soviet Foreign Ministry had given U. S. authorities "all the information in the possession of Soviet aulhorliics regarding the fate of the U. S. aircraft and it* crew, and that no U. S. airman from the aforementioned aircraft are in the U S S R ." "The S o vi e t government has resolutely rejected atl allcmpt* of the U, S. government to place on the U S S R , the responsibility for the fsle of the members of the crew of the crashed aircraft, as well as for it* loss," the Tass statement said The U. S air transport with 17 men aboard went down on the Russian side of the Soviet- Turk­ ish border last Sept. g. Tile Rus­ sians later handed over the bod­ ies of six U. S. airmen kilted in the crash, but denied a n y knowledge of the other II. The Soviet slalrmcnt today said the “ relslives of the dead U. S. airmen should demand of U S. officials and only them to answer for thr tragic fate of iheir kin." The Soviet stalement said "Sov­ iet puMlc npt*'.*ir 1« tr«tttn»r* ?’ the cynicism and inhumanity” of the I 1. 8 charge that Russian pi­ lots deliberately shot down thr unarmed transport. Oviedo Boy Wins Top 4-H Honors. /I* .* •* . 1 News Briefs Robbers Took It M ER ID IAN , Miss. t l T h - T w o men robbed the "la s t Chance" night club Saturday night. State Toll Is Seven * VOI-. XLIX T A L L A H A S S E E tU P l) — The Highway I’atrol said today- seven persons were killed on Florida's roads and highways during the weekend Red Sea Mass Held JER U SA LEM , Israel i t I’ll Roman Catholics celebrated Mass at Eilat on the shorts of the Hrd Sea Sunday for the first time in nearly nuo years. Health Rills Slated WASHINGTON t U F I) — Sen James E. Murray (D-Mont.) and Rep. John D. Dingell (D-Mich.) today sponsored bills to set up a national health insurance plan. Full Fatal To GI FR A N K FU R T, Germany (U P I) — Pfc, Verno 0. Abel, of Route One, Pen Argyl. Pa., was killed in a eo-frat fall when a radio tow­ er on which he was working col­ lapsed. Prison Vacations WASHINGTON tU P li— Chair man Emshucl Ciller iD N .Y.) of the House Judiciary Committee favors granting two-week home leaves to fedcrsl prisoners with good records. No ‘Mixing’ Delay AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER* Vnited Preen Leased Wirt Established 1908 Officers of Ibe First Presbyter­ ian Church will present to both the City Cum mission and the Board of County Commissioners resolutions calling for the discouragement by these public officials of busi­ ness houses staying open on Sun day. The action stemmed from a yoinl meeting I wo weeks ago of the Session stnl Ihe Diaconatr in which the Opinion was expressed that Christians not only should voice an objection to the operation of businesses on the Sabbath, hut should refuse to patronise those firms who do disregard Sunday closing. The Huling Elders look official action at their meeting on M ini day ami thr Board of Deacons expressed Uiemselvts officially when they met Thursday. Th r resolution expresses con­ cern at Uie "apparently increas Ing disregard of God's Fnurlh Commandment" and pointed out the idea that the laird's Day should be reserved by tiulh cm ployer and employe f-»r "spiritual refreshment and physical rest." even though it could be recogiir rd lhal provision might tw made for some essential service* Th r city snd county officials will be asked "that your august and respretrd body adopt the pi in ciple as a matter of public policy ilial those lets than essential ser­ vice* and businesses t»# disruoraged from operating on Ihe Saltbath Day, to that (tods Com mandmrnt shall be tubs*.ay obeyed." The congregation heard the re­ solution read at services on Sun­ day. The action received strong endorsement from the memberShip. The action of Ihe Prrsbylrrlan oltircrs supports a similar actum taken recently by the Seminole County Ministerial Association. Secretary Cates To Visit Sanford Red Help Pledged Ramey Field is to be one of the stopover* scheduled by Secretary of the Navy Thomas Gales on a tour of Southern Navy bases next month. Gates will arrive in Sanford at 10 a m.. March 3. ami will remain at the Field until 4 that afternoon. He is expecied to Inspect and re­ view all phases of Heavy Attack Wing One operations and the facil­ ities of thr Naval Air Marion. Accompanying the Navy's civil­ ian head will lie Mrs. Gates, Capt. Noel Gaylrr. Navy aide; 14. Col. G. A. Gilliland. Marine rurpa aide, and Chief Ships Clark Fred Pascucci, II. S. N. Gates has requested "no press, no honors and minimum social en­ gagements" during his brief visit, Hoad priorities ami a county­ lie will leave Sanford for Pensa­ cola. San Juan. I*. L and the air­ wide roadtuilhllng program will lie discussed tomorrow morning craft earner Boxer. by Ihe Board of County Com­ mit tinners. John Krkder, chairman, said this morning that the Board will atlenif* tn eRatlliah • different G ILLIN G H AM . England (U P I) criteria fur priorities "Borne por­ — The Rev. J. K John said today tions uf the county need more he will take a package of sand- wurk than others, and yrl grt wiche< and a fiatk uf cordial lo the same amount of money under church with him on Holy Satur­ the present system," he said Robert Frank Davis, J r , ihe day, He said thr irpa ,t would nour- county's newly employed road en­ uh him helwei-n the eight wedding gineer, spent Saturday morning touring tile county roads, then services scheduled that day. met e-Rh Uie Board til at after­ noon Davis wss brought up to dale on current problems The jourig engineer, who will come here from Fort Lauderdale will prrsrnt a bill b> Sen SirenMarch 2, told Conimissioners.hr strom lo change elections laws ami found the job "challenging" and terms of office, Alien l.ormann, felt he would enjoy working here. mayor of Imngwood, was Uie He will move to Sanford with his spokesman for thr community. family later this month. J. M. Blythe, trucking lines uwner, asked thil the state law I* amended for eoinmereial drivers with a valid chauffeur's license, lilylhe explained that his drivers, aflrr given Ihrrr traffic violalions, Fifteen professional g o l f e r s sometimes didn't get their lirrnvr Joined 43 guest* from the Mayfair hack for months on a two-week Inn hwlay in Ihe hlggrtt pro am suspension My drivers put up to lournamenl of thr season af the 123,000 miles on the road a year, Mayfair Country Club. and they, and I, eanno< afford a The pros have com* to Sanford suspension of their license,” be from atl over Florida and thr said. eastern 11.8. M an Says ‘Device' Used By Salesman ‘Dehydrated' Him fur thrsv extra services for Mid­ way. Mrs. Camilla llrucc, pi widen! uf the Florida Stale Attn, of Super­ visors of Elections, Inc , proi-oved changes in elec lion procedures.. "Any person running for uflice and not opposed would automatic­ ally be elected, at the voting ma­ chine* cannot lake too many names on the ballots," she said Ariothrr prnpoial was to issue special card* for ihe blind for registering. These cards would I* of a color lo dis­ tinguish Ihem from tha othar cards. Capt Arnold Williams of the Sanford Police Department pro­ posed s hill to lower the age for minor driver's licenses from 17 to 111. Capt. Williams explained lliat instead of sending minors to juven­ ile court when they commit an of. f*nse, they should l « sent to traf­ fic court "Just like any other driv­ er." A driver of Irt causes "Just si much or more trouble" as any II year old, Capt. Williams said. Another proposal was made by Joe Davis. Altamonte, to change the town charter. Davis will prevanl th* new char'.ri before the next meet* ,g uf me State Legisla­ ture, 'he own council of latngwood SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 371 U. S. Again Nixes Sunday Closing Is Asked Students Combine Soviet Plan, Says B y Presbyterian Leaders Learning And Fun Roads To Be Open B A LTIM O R E , Md ( U I 'D - F r d cral .Ir'dge 3. K. Sobefnff today turned down s rruuest by Wsrren County, Va., to delay the Integra Ron of the county’s only high school, scheduled to take effect Wednisday, IXJNDON (U P I) - Prague Ra­ dio said today that Circhosluvakia and other Communist countries, as well as Russia, have agreed to help Ibe United Arab Republic Fifteen-year-old Jerry Arndt build thr huge Aswan Dam an won the aehlevrmrnl award for thr Nile River. the outstanding -l-II hoy in Semi­ nole County, Saturday. The Oviedo youngster was recogniird for his leadership and diversity in projects at the Tam ­ pa Stale Fair. With olhrr coun­ ty winners he shared the offi­ cials pisiform during ■ per­ "They practically dried me up, formance by Roy Rogers and Dale as if i ’d Wen put in a smokeEvans. house " These wrre the words of an Saturday was 4-H Day at thr fair, which attracted thousands M year-old man who con.plained during the past week. Th rrr Inis tn Ihe Sanford police about some loads of ISO Semiitolr County fast talking salesman who had members and leaders left San­ used an electronic device on him ford Saturday morning for Tam ­ Th r elderly man said he hail pa. where they toured the grounds hern offered 132.300 in damages, and visited exhibits. but didn't know how to collect. The best weather in five years Hr wss advised to see ■ lawyer. rewarded them with bright sun­ Poiire said that whether the shine and blur skies. Inspiration­ story is true or fake, residents al talks hy the famous Rogers should keep an eye peeled for pair were well-received by the solicitors and "disease experts" who may lie peddling their ware* 4-H Club members. Arndt Is president of the 4 11 in Sanford. All salesmen must Club In Ovirdn nnd is past vice- have a permit before they veil president of the County Council any thing. And phony gyp artld* ills projects range from cattle will lie arrested or escorted out raising lo crops. of town, police laid. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1959 W est Proposes Talks On Berlin Board To Discuss Priority Oi Roads Minister To Take Lunch To Church Legislators Study Public Proposals lit* Seminole County legislative delegation today was reviewing proposed bills for the next session Of the Legislature. Sen. Doug Ktenslrom and Itrpi. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick pledged "careful study and consideration" of measures ftonpoted Saturday in a meeting With the public. Heading the Ret of j-roposals was one to open Seminole Race* way to harness raring. Randolph Matheny, secretary of Mw rereway, H id that the track "would be the blggret tourist at­ traction in the area." He said that harness racing would not ‘‘hurl the dog track in any way, since we would rare ^ i> in daytime ami the dogs rare m night." He added that Seminole Raceway "Is a macra for trainers and owners’* snd that th* four Urensed harness tracks "produce one tnd one-half timet the revenue fur the stale than all dog (racks, with matinees thrown in, pmdue- tp T ,!,:;W3£S M ayfair Is Host To Pro-Am Today Students whu wurk aa they learn in the Diversified I'noperallvr Training program learned while they played Saturday. Ttus was accomplished through Navy demonstration* and film* at the Sanford Naval Air Station when the Distncl Five I R T con Irrrncr wax held tn Sanford. The day began for Ihe 220 slu- dent* and advisors with registra­ tion al tile high school. Alter load W ASH IN G TO N (U P H — T h * ing into buses, the group toureel Untied States, Britain and Franc* tile San Eranctaco Giants' train big facilities and Use Sanford today sent note* lo Russia proposing a broad four power foreign Civic Center. minister* conference on Berlin, From there, they went to the Naval Air Station Enlisted men Germany and European security. The notes, delivered W Moscow served as guides for esrh bus group, as the ftellitlea were visit­ early today left the lime and ed Student* «aw the A3D Sky- piper of the meeting ope-n for fur­ warrior training plane amt Ihe ther negotiation. But American of­ airrraft itself A film on ground ficial* said the western powers control approach wa* received preferred that Ihe conference be held in Geneva or Vienna in Is'* enthusiastically. After visit* to the parachute April or early May. It was proposed that the East loft, the Jet shop and a ham din­ ner in thr NAS gallry, student* and Weal German advisers sit to s* consultant*, Ex Gov. Millard Y Caldwell watched s hrticnpler pick up a The L*. S not* laid that th* man from a life raft on Gakr Eriday night challenged Seminole meeting thould -deal with th* (■olden Included in the demon­ Chamber of Commerce members problrm of Germany In all B* to like a mure aclivr interest stration were maneuvering lie- a-pecla amt implication*" a* tics In al! the excitement, the in government. ratted in recent exchange of note* Speaking at thr annual banquet aluils-nt* tailed to gel the pitot's between thr We«t and Rutsia. in the Mayfair Inn, Caldwell cri- name, but his skill was much ad The Wrstern power* again cmlimed Democrat* ami Republi­ mired. phaiited that "they reserve th* The group concluded lhal the can. "do - goods rs", middle - of • right to uphold hy all appropriate the mailer*", Ihe Suprrnvp mrt. conference wa* the most infor­ meant" Ihrlr arrest to western mative ever attended For ihe Ihe late Franklin D Itotfv ,-lt, Berlin. President Eisenhower, former ftrat time students were able to They again rejecled Russia’* see operations at first hand, and President Harry Truman and proposal that West Berlin l-e other "little men In big offices." touch the eepiipment of the Jet made a free, demilitarised city. age Caldwell said Congreis It gel­ Hutsia's threat to turn over it* John Blckaon of Winter Park ling weaker, thr Supreme Court occupation rriponithllitle* in West High School waa elected district stronger, that thr U S. I* under Berlin to Kail Germany on May attack abroad and al home. He representative during the bust- 27 was denounced in th* w rileni added lhat thr people "are respon­ nes* session. I,ouii J . Girard, co­ note*. sible because they put thr Utile ordinator in Sanford, made ar­ "Th e danger lo world peace in­ rangements for the conferenc*. men in the big offices " herent in this Soviet initiative Is He wa* critical of the average evtdrnt." the United State* said. tnan. "who delegate* III* thinking Without tw-ing sperlfie, the west* to official* and then sit* hack anti rrn allies rejected Russia'* pro­ criticises.” He urged huiinesaposal of Jan to that a 2U nation mrn, elvie clubs and Individuals German peace conference be held ip develop "considered opinions in Prague or Warsaw within two snd go Into action" to hall the months. trend in IL S domestic affair*. Mr* Fletta I. Snare, 37, died Caldwell declared lliat this age list) developed "not a single great last night at !0:I5 in an Orlando leader" anil the "do guoderi" had hospital. A former Sanford resident, she destroyed the Constilulion alter ISO yrar*. He suggested that peo­ had lived in tlrlsndo for the past Fred llrue* Bines, 66, died bl ple atari thinking now so that tn year. Mrs. Knsr* wus born in Fort Cleveland, 0 . last night after a Pierce. Sept. 21, 1BJIShe attend­ I MO " w » ran rhoo4e the right ed Sanford school*, anal was ■ •hurt Illness. mrn and right platforms* lie was burn in Ssufurd, Nov. 14, member of th* V F W Auxiliary, lie told his audience"it is 11*01, ami sllended school* her*. Orlando. very unlikely” lliat he will In- a Survivor* Include three sons. El- II* graduated from Seminole High candidate fur any office in the wyn Eugene Humphrey. Sanford; School ami attended Stetson Uni­ future. Sammy Davis Humphrey, lla|«e- versity, Dei.and Mr. Itinei lived In Cleveland, 0. "People ran have good govern­ vitle, lia , ami Ernest Snare, San­ ment, if they care," Caldwell said. ford her mnthrr, Mrs, Doris Pres- •for tlm pad 12 year*. II* was a "The Supreme Court ha* tost the roll, Sanford; five sislrrs, Mrt. veteran of World War II. He is survived by his mother, respect and confidence of our (firm lluhlow, Honolulu; Mrs. J . S. proplr If uncurbed. II will lie- Linger ft It, Marleila, G* ! Mrs. Mr*. Irene W. Kin**, Sanfordl story this country. Support your ile-tty Jean Cox, Atlanta, Ga,; Mrt. three sitters, Mr*. 8. F. Doudney, offirial* when they arerigid, Alva (Turn, Memphis. Turn , ami Sanford; Mias Adrlr Rines, Tam ­ pa; Mrs. Neil Rriri, Mobile, Ala.| bring Itivin up short when they Mrs. Charles E Green, Sanford. trifle with your rights," The iiealy it si Itrissun Funeral and one brother, Cecil L . Hines, Home. Mineral ariangrnicnll will Hanford; two nephews snd on* niece, several great nieces xml be announced. nephews. Caldwell Charges 'Interest' Needed Mrs. Fletta Snare Dies In Hospital Fred Rines Dies; Native Of Sanford Thieves ‘Blanked’ In Two Calls Here No money was found by lliirvr* who piled open a drink box at Phtll'ps Colonial DryCleaners in i i.tin St and Elm Ave early today. Sgt W. It '('.tegrave and John Itumlilry of the Sanford Police also found that the owner had re­ moved the coin tan al the Stan­ dard till Station. Ilth St and Flench Avc . leaving nothing for money hungry vandals. Weather Ernest R. Robison Dies; Funeral Set Partly cloud* through Tin ally. \ lllllr nailer tonight. High today Ernrst H. Robison. 44. died sud­ 7ft lo H3, low tonight upper Ml's nr low *0‘s. Variable winds 5 to 12 denly at 13:1ft p, m. Saturday at the home uf hi* mother, 211 Elm miles per hour. Ave. Mr. Kuhixio was 1-urn June 8, U*14. in Oak Hill. Ha mad* hia T h r Sanford Fire Department limne on Slone Island, lie was g answered one call over the week­ fisherman ami a veteran of World end A grass fire wa* put out War II . yesterday shortly after 5 p. m. on Surviving are Ids mother and Summerlin Ave. »tep-fallier, Mr. and Mrs. W . W. John Sr ; two sisters, Mrs. Lots Gatlin ami Mrs. (da lw|>ofr; four brother*, W. W. John* Jr., lainnl* Roll mm, IbtU-M Johns, Harold Robison, all of Sanford. Funeral services will t<* al 2 p, m Tuesday at Graveside in Ever­ green Cemetery, Dr. W, P. Rrooka Jr. will officiate. RrUton Funeral Home I* in charge nf arrange­ ment*. One Fire Reported Everything Put In Order For American Legion Fair In Seminole Ann Curtright. district director of th* Sritr Welfare Department, t i pit tried Ihe need for the expan­ sion of the welfare department. W is Curtright did not propoee a bill lo the delegation, but emphaSled th* need for expansion. Mrs. Ann Olmstead, Fern Park, wanted the County Commission to handle money m llw interest of stray doga and eats, in ronneclkm with ih* Society for th* Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Alto brought up by the welfare cummitler was the need for additbmal funds for the Delinquent Willdren's Training .Schools. "If we had a few more fulltime em­ ployes with the time to talk out the problem with thr farnly, thr home could be improved tn such a way that the child would never return to thr training schools," explained Janice Colie of tha welfare depart­ ment John krider. County Commission chairman, and a committee from Midway pro|>oaed a bill to aid the in recreation, better streets and street RtrbU. "The citisrns of my community are wilting to hav* their proparty Uaed in order to gat these addi­ tional facilities," James Hagta, spokesman for th* community, said. H A N D I W O R K D I S P L A Y # — M i»* M y r tis K rider explained that thaw* tax** wowid b* handled aeparately WtUon, onunty Horn* Demonstration Agent, and, along with Ihe help the county pitta the lust tniit-hen on a ili-splity f « r the aould provide, would go wtu a fund Fair. Fui-aiturw and at licit-* vsi'i a u illior Steak Is Stolen, But It Cost More A CO year old Navy man discover­ ed lhal ilulen aleak doesn't tail* any In tier than that obtained legit­ imately. Robert Edwin Shank, V A II-3 , Ramey Field, was arrested Satur­ day afternoon for slealing a |I.B7 ■leak from Ihr meat counter of a Winn Dixie -Slorr, Shank was placed in the city jail under a l«md uf $li’2. lie admitted stealing anolhrr piece uf meet the day before. Witnesses said he kid the steak under his shirt. C ustro T akes P o s t H AVAN A <UPI >— Revoluntiooary trader Fidel Uaitro formally took the rein* uf government today as prrmier of Cuba, at 33 the youngest in the turbulent 37year history of the Caribbean island republic. S u rvey Su rvey BUI mulls or reflnUhed in huma derooLetraUoe VERKIN WHEEL GOES IIP — and tonlffht club* in Seminole County. R will go round and ruund on thi> mldwnjr (Herald Staff Pholu) of Ui« Amarksut Lagion Fair. Tha fair I ofmned at 4:30 this afternoon with dedica­ tion ci-n-moii ie» for Iho ci'iiimt-rcirtl exhibit budding. viiwraUl M att FboloJ N EW YO R K (U P I I-Perplexed rity taxpayers learned today whet Ihr exra I I wee for after tha PWy paid a 1130,003 aurrey MIL It waa used to pay tor a IraRto lirket received by nn* of .the sur­ veyor* who drove thu --;h is t'.up �P in S-Mra. T*b. 1«. 1W* VmB 8ft Ex-HidsmNabbed; Eddleman To Head Cash Stash Found Forces In Europe CHICAGO f i n * — 4 t '- m n ? i :» i be..*'*! w k* • at cox minder la eh»*f. 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Ut* aaa* of Mayor aac Mrt A -«o tersatata. M>fa«aday SiShL Mr aM Mrt C M Na t •' I - r * •»>; tasobtac* ta* ktrta ot a *oa, 8 r»: Aikky. M n Ir^ n a rT a at AoxtacJ* M*«orta: Horyttal »•<*- -f s-s* pwtali, Mat*raar a a C ;a r ts u a rt Mr. aM Mra. C ? .Nxrow 1 of Lorrwtod r»larva: rra M y a m ta tro Mr. aa : M n. C t ? takta* a Mr* Graf* t r i r v x Sat aaso ta ftd ta* t ; * u r of ta* l a s t • o d S«a.ty Par’#*, TM Lot* A itW . u -a > n A’uarf Farr TV <as*f *Uat of Lyvsas »#*s: T-*ada/ at ta* FUruia A iu V * J ta T aasa Ma»_s* ts* trt* Sy rian*r*-j --.a.^a/s -r.-a * rt a m ttd ,■ . . . », j1 wits tV .r rrtafiya’. f i j i Dt#ft aM f a n (M tw rf. Fras* Cor* aM Mr*. L*v-i* Gi ?ts D » ;in .:t • a i »a.i* a: I 7 . * ts r M a S e t ta* r r x j for a fn a i A r a n (as* ? Jtaaiar \ a <aua* Ira ttt 7 V L j e u .’-Star f.aaa r .if td • VlW sta* 4 i:« t Sat-rlay a: ta* ackoo. c a ftu r.v a . L ?»aa T*t* H a t •N tr lai - t s V r i t f ta* L : s i : r - n 7r*3 C - i a-iM * c a u v ( Er*lay. F t ' 4 a: ta* k s « 1 c*f«tonuat S ta d n u daurvC ta i*-fl iM r ttc r ti yursaared :y ta* »i.: OSaswrve** w*r* la<* 5-= ya-si aM * 1 7 krrfts* Jaytt* Tto* D raft F a n f r v t • ta t* n a: ta* »***• Consultant Named A t Freedom Center Homebuilders find 'Cure' For Cards ty T**a-Ar* daar* arotrtnrM vy l( « f « o d .'i ) t * t t a: to* park • *.'• Jix-*y FoMrvi aad P*tij Rot*ru. Tat;** ta* 1* * daar* ■ff« </<((-* H iiiV tfS aa4 U i s t Grf*. Ckarrssas :5a f a r j a u f atarauau I)wa Z an aaa aM Ikl »M Marc* U B m t u x o r t d atin-.u*! for ta* TS atuM ia* Trw*» L*ad*rt Lxa**r Mua Mat*! C k a ;a a t, Girl Sro.: >ad*r of 7- jo> Mv ta'.tr.aisod rotad*rt aM a ti|!:« r» fc d aka.r -* • »: ta* G a n F^sstaji r*»«s:L*. E*,#j i :* ta* affair **r» \*rsar* Ccerad. l"a: U y s r t . J o t iU ft '1 .Naacy C itxasta 17M .U Ma>su k t d t , aM 5*t: j lo ts E v lrd n P a s t w*r* s i l t far ta* fjkti* ta:y :o J i t i s s U , Ca ta AyrG. ttu a d TK Ma*UB( Mrt. E. C D x u t oaf Mrt R a is H a a sro d a::ae.iod ta* of ta# T iS rr.-.•’tia aM iifa ta .1 MOtiabw *f V a ts t.* -*taty >t-f at ta* Trv* Si y'.it fib res ia S u f : r t A s s o o c ts ts i waa aM * taat ta* X-ray W .-.« • - ! « it.-t TSiM ay. Marta I. fr»#i : i 1 * i t 1 j - ta trs n ef ta* Use*•a o i h »«: Pasternak Pleads To Be Left Alone MOSCOW 1CPI - S u tt aa p>*: a .'Tor B»tr*« V ttf*r**a ? • fttfS td ky ta* oadesrahi* crctreT*.-iy r:.*rM M rvai ay S j ?#*3 ' ♦ '■• ♦ *•»*-: *.*.! 1 —i s : to :* Uft k m ta eocctairv.o es a-t won i a f a m r*ta *•j ‘t no-.’, at ta* M '# . »nt*r» Csaao. TY* « > « * • < ! ? a r* r* a t wai juned froa ta* w s a M riu * af t a coatrri erttai sot*! “ Ot. Zha T ift " far * S s s a* w it iw irdtd ta* 1IU N:c*i Pru* fer Lrtrra tvirt P u t n i r*j**tM ta* a wa-d iM ta* S*.' so* y ri* that w*a; w.-ji s aftrr c o « a d 5ad*r 5**37 t to fn -a kit rottatrya*# P n u r s r l r t iu n itd S j tadtj satats w:ta 1 Brtua.5 rvporur wMtB v* ta.-l kotriyod kit treat 5y jukitaktai ta* prw-t. takTTTtt r l ts ta* W «t ef ta&eatay Paau n r r a 4 « t : r u i 'J ! * t* cetKtau* t a !-sI: fj.* :.*twtaei af t t ; r t a COUMBLt M*. C F I - E l* ta Mraj » _ j r » . a f i r a t r <•*« ;rv**i*st *f Lsita^ Prsat litot s r u c r i . Sar fc**a a ip o s M u* flrti « ea« 4 tr;: «d ta* s** Fr** do® ef ta ftr—1 U.-0 c*3i*r a*, ta* I s n t r t i l y of M .iw i.Vsjt.* 3;*. Prst.O**' ETaur E: '-1 i r d ta* 3-sar-i «f C tr iu n t y 7 r 1 t * f W. 'ia r tt' a^«iata:*at lan FrMay '* —.i t . i o a 113 11 ■ ML P ir U t u S i*^i S« t* T< 'At ft♦f C ii— i.:.a a»l :tc*. Su Ba:3*Ur ef .'.v ” u . . i r U l ' t - y c ru r ta* r.* r. ta 1*1. t f ta a at ta* vtnorwty ta 1*3 K.t fa fruM ta Part*. aM tal act ai*\ ta*r. ’.a* U u Waiur WUiiaaii. uof i t .u ;<.5itaataje. ‘ I .vat waat to 1* left u u t F».siiod ta* tart tr t ::3 1 ef I ju rs a ..'S asd * a • xi ftat: aM do a* work.' Paaursaa ia*i ( eusday 3. 431. wuh c-KLUiSwrisi* 4ua. raiwy aac*. It w»» ta* **«■.&! u a * a tart* S*rvt iCa U z i ~ t i fer T*rv d: !i; t taut :* u d !« wo-J-f B c a u l r t , a : i u c ts u -7 ija a to xor* ia u rru w t ta f ir i- ii lwj t»;Ui t f .-:rr**3»;(si*3;i V«l i i r i l t m i rm rArn to Not *,«IV only rChriitmat cardt. B.i. About a ***k *ft*r Hirittatai WASHINGTON (CPU - TV Seat ytar 1 Si. Patrick 1 n ,T sa o « u l M a tb a lf tr a at* -9 ta NaHB 1 d*-:y wail tic k turned *rt«un*i. E aitrr icatiirenti a ,. .* Gs-taatUy k*aty. ta*ir TV I3D I41 ta t i r . i 't a i i • How *.c*.'' laid Mri Pat Bill- aortad »ncouri*rmeaii to ■, , t r a m AM ftob*dy fcrtwi iow ta aor te* beta of tb* n ail room. wall." ‘ drop d»ad,’* *tc d* n L * TV a ra x l fsrii wGl b* happy.'* Thu would b* *rc*t « a trp 4 /.it T* j*t ta* paftar*. jau'ta t v TV v*at day it wain t w b*f what lh« r u n want*d w it a u* ta -M frn aM i » . : traf* ataxia a*y «or» It w it a defff. The huidrtd eardi. .Mter rtc in it( u u . Neat to p . i n r n : , ts* a* .l m i . who .a* to iu{ Ike S>l r.ita* 11 arvwM ;« rt .1 d*al n ail a t a f - f i ta* froet door from NAHB 61 eartoni. (irh j. ta j w-.ta p ' r - e t s i . *0 i f t i t at aM oe foot, f a r e d batata* up by-S-by-S f*»t, thry holl»red on. to ta* rear Vsadj* platform wtta tit in prop*.* but uamirtikibl* Mf i j c t i art t a u t at Lmi lin tu if* . TV y art **t 07 •» xxs* *ot far a •• . ■i NAHB tried other pm»p.C(t> H« 3«»*r 5a 1 %ua. Os* day I* t»* iauresta ot t v . r a * a k * rt la t u t m n ti ta* te u rtn cf k rau tit J*s 5*l« Sam* dayi tr.11 They found a few tak en tu b v ; * »ko kwGd S o.»*( aM t i i 5a 1 left k ta ao poepod 5* hardly *ood for a handful. Now *h*) •• who t v |*3*raa>3t wwwW »:*. 5a 1 i:r*er~5 ta tod*<t lh« poat- made a deal with the traih H* haul* 'em **a> by the i ^ k*. out of ts*ir s . u :« m t i o y . far i f ) d.« i w f c f it kocausc#5. « Carl* Sam utaioadi in it load and a t of today hat reicntd A i H c j u r t a to n u t • tor eta- ta* rear UcaJ foika hi* cardt th* * «.<) pound plateau. So NAHB hat a bn*ht new i.y. «-* ‘ PaaaiSiy ta* Cir.n- ai at ta* fr;*^ 7s* NAHB recep a a i card* w ai cc« of •■•«»♦ to e d*ir tart* day 1 lack* U i a *ei'uen on what to do with Aaywiy, it wai r . u t j -r.M r tiu f siaaroQ 11 to**rfa! (itiresi Cbnitmai and V*4ent.ne earjJu ;»* .N a u tii A na ef H r s t k M vtaoad kctei a:4 *rs<«ry aacai "Buy a bout*. With a firep i-t. Then burn 'em ” • r • kit. floti; ajtaeeal k s j j j k i p a f »"ta s a i n *1 n « * r wsow 10-stb n lj pH ot.: fer U« *eet*f 1 pat** a air* UtU* nary e« a tL=»;y pnttor. C IV IL S E R V IC E BOARD Wia: u do w ;u e«r C sru tsa t cardt* C IT Y OF SA N FO RD ,p 'Hoid t v * . " aa.l NkHB rae fsS**tiy Tw-> « 3 « ta ta* art F L O R ID A ® a t-t*3 i-7* fs. > t* ta C t i f t n u wctl'l in * ta k*i* tact* tarda T it card* tas V **3: ta u « :s tarsbta ta* Na­ tu ra l Hc-t-sd f «ai*r " Tit* Cisti S e n id* B eard o:‘ th« C itv of S an f ird deairci y e . r u au a p p ltaacla ' r t^e f-uJttion of B O O K K t.hP L K ta t it Futaict 0 ff.ee. Housewife Found Hacked To Death In Her Automobile PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS a. G*i«i Ckarafter 0. 7*p**.-tai-;ty f H -er.y 4. Pmj*- Cr*d--t e C»un*»y t j t*« p.5„.- Ta m p a i c f h — a i:-y**r-*c 7*9*a s o J * » f» w*i f s M u k *d ta Mata Ut* y .M a r j ta* free* a**', of sar a.tanociU P v t •aid Mr*. V m u Am S.*m 5M s t s 5at<*C ropoiioi. l* ta* rr-a i * i **1 1. Na • m a c • 11 fattad a Yk* ?ar. 75* ♦set's 1 S-rVaM. * __a s . l t d « * Uf; :a*ta V e * J* :.rc i - tfl kUFICATlONS »« aftaraocfl ta , y was* f - x c 9 1 at a s*arky r . 1 3 Sa* i* .* r r*. Brows c r a i ?<Me* Ut* Sa:~* • It. ■ td' The W e lc o m e *d Her 5#dy » n fr-tad Sunday by * ftou7 ef t»*3-4f*r*. OfTtaert i*)d ifi* awartnCy 5M i**a dead 'c r •*♦*.**. aeuri TVy ecCd T3* *» met.'* for 15* atiacr. W agon M ac* N. O v e U r.d . J r., k rereta.-y N . 0 . G *rr.er, E x am in er STAR TS M O N D A Y ENDS SA TURDAY ^ --------------- * » y# Be* E i G*L 9*3* CM *RHIfP 4 POLY - VINYL ACETATE C cA i MASONRY SURFACES W A L L P A IN T WuAabU. M«*«n Calaei A»#iy wltt Br-ii.3, R«ll«r *r Spray. It 1 E |S tiwauty t W i t i Tetted Iti **3i.t. Arid — AUali — Mildew T v e t IOIEVTVGE OF THIS IVTRG DLCTQRY OFFER . . A U THIS MEEK. I if lia r U U GaL et$ ■r#n’t reserved for Rajahs New OiLy ONLY S Dwrf C0*00% M fktly li|S » r fcdtM i M 4v»# Vju e r e * Joe Viayl-Kett in Beaattfui a 3i t f t c c erp at. you C a k n . . . f«r Niauary N*w Only trtw el so she end* o f ta * e a n a . r x : You caa do #11 td*M m n y i. ta d aicra, wtta ta* wonderful r i f : taet te your teiepdooe. And tare se^M carpet ie rtady to g# rtgest sow. How Cithern 99 3 S*3« GaL G#L si.44 FLOOR d DECK ENAMEL Eitcrior *r Liter,or . . . For < 1 AL* G tSate 9 9 c ) A3 PAINT ACCESSORIES J.ni BRUSHES »r* **Uin« iRm Wnk al — 2D>o O ff List PUNT and V 1 aM>H BEMObFR , . . L. na*ad Oil . . . Laddar* . . . fatal. Tear and «alUr j* u , *»j MkNY. M. tNT OTHER TOMS at B>« Vti***. Comet* 4th and Maple — M«tel — Conertte. r. 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CtaVTt a ^,,.3'T''** k fur *f ^ ul i 4 torn* in an# tallt rft* *r*bi«(Ti o<or wetft « a W* ntak* '<a*na S575 and V « |* n $ 4 . 4 9 C el^ ( u s e $1.86) flat Will ** jri4.'▼ .1 C* Ml* i f \ *» * »; j* A rubitevlufui O u t.id * V\J t« A rwaly Wklta, EtetH**) r* irrtre . f t 'i lu a r t e r e #• t i • c t%/v r e a r 0#ly ( ilL P R E M IU M 0 1 T 5 1 D E " H U E - 1 * 4 *i rfXTCA'T A>*#p#«#f v '4 * B i ! I 14. *4 » • ■■*. 'i>1. \ ■■.fto#** *<• Fteii " "* ii »- e#f*#r# tl# HB t#f »f ,13^!, 1. P, ! i i \ x r %n- ^ T 4- 4 t#rp#* t < M ftu o * ai 1 # if# it ■ * ^ > 1 * * I f * b l ' t • I *14 #4# ** 1 *vt • k C t | *# to f' • IT**»e 4* *1 4 If* 1 dl* " NOON All Sales Cash and Net^ * 4* PUi ^ * 3 l*e H*. • ■ ■» %.i»»#,r tr ft a#* • ft**! *«* in f ** m « i 4 T# J* 4 r « M rriaNlTt *>!« On th« o c c o iu a o f: t'h in x * «f r*wnl*B<* A r r .v iis ot N c w cu tacn t» S anford R u th G iU a^hcr C iU » « r .* .| C:ru Servie# Beard la - if l iil .11 « Cvijtp, ►JiPtil*. T * irtj %« 1 «£ *M *»1 |*f«%* ■H t II* Sit *4«k« H i ’ iat.f* : f f i, *1 # 1| 4*« ** *4 I M ’ H - I iff ’fJU ’ 1 str ■i ' i ff-t 4*f* fpeiii» r I *»• 1tn|ia( #l •4tl o i^ tr n *1* fill# 11 tii • a >■<»* | d"«*nn«4 ’ff'diiX'if*! ^ 't t.T i # *31 " i *. h« -4 ». )a ' K 1V •1 ' ik# * • t *• *»# ’ *•4* i f t f | > Vi it '*'**- •* ti • ’ t : 1 Ae-Hi.te&e Cwxitr, r'tafcu t it • ti 4 *w*' »* #*f * " * M| su m • OLIYg | 4 m HeSa M *# WIUfAN F%t» ' • *1. 7NB#'*e*|jtAt* t (* 1 • t»**h* **tfi r*• *t ftS# , H o s te d Will K ro c 't ert You-* D ccr * t i h G ifts A C r tw tia n fn?m F r.* ndly B NdUrhbcrs a a l Y e a r Civic and S ix tal W tifa ra L ta tirrs Phon* FA 2 I7’*« ' I tf ■to|ft|f4 t, * I M 5 App.y It Ca? Ha- day O-fo: aM a w a rts « i i (U r . L h » : j h i u, n ’ljti* i i i * I • r ; * r « r : * . f ta J i v i K*-t *4*t ef mod too effteo practice 1 acd p r w i u r t i . & * -■•atto* «f *fc*ral Mfta* *#afpaa«at. 1: ' <•«-•: :*. cjta“kcuuCj j «f.ac. u aM sainta a | » d rtUtiana wuk ti* j s i f an t *tta#r « r ; -yeti. H.*i Kaooi ed'-rj'u..*. ;r*f«rr*d. *'**: 1 If *t '• • A, !| t( «»4 f edon.» . *♦ Ct AJi’y. fTif 4*. •#*»»<■ I^M ^ GaL SU1 Taiaphone FA 2-0WO �(Pit tantorli Mon.. Fab. 18. lf>S!»-r«ca Jl RrraT) Dulles Gets News, Doesn't Bat Eye Tycoon Nabbed On Charges O f Fraud day on • Sccuritict a-d Kvchangr Hr ha i amated hit American •blard diet On hi* re-»nt trip In By 4411.1.1 44| U l MATE 4D Com mi* ton criminal w a r r a n t friend, with hit Brooklyn accent ihare.np that be failed to file re­ and h.i intimate kiviwirdre of the WASH IN li TON* lL'f’ 11 Secre­ Europe, lie h..-l i iffiru lty retain* quired report, on »lock tramae- ltilled Stain tary nf State John Fuller Dulle. i n r food. look t£e new* that he had cancel Slo<j>hoMrr I'rnterlinR Under the eirrum*tancri, tom. of toe K. t~ Jacob. Co. with again without batting an eye. Roach, ion of the veteran movie thr SEC. Hr wa* hoard chairman l Mend. **i-l, Dulle* probably wa. A*co*iate* o/ the 7*>year-old and pre.ident of the holding com­ producer. announccil that hr had nnvliiu. to have h.* ailment d »S* i.h in rt member .aid he .bowed pany. byuglit all t.uterma'. ttock in Mr i u*rd *n he rould get on with tht er emotion and made n» pactituTitiuuirh thr Jacobi firm. Lint Jacob, company for an undi*clo*; i r * 1ment ard IftUrn a* I M ai •Ur mminent when hi* ph*«leian* rrma tontrullcd MBS. the Hal rd amount. Hr .aid hr fr t it -*a* poi.thle to hit work. .nformevl him Saturday of tne.r Itoadi attidlo* m llollywood, t ie *italy neiri.ary- to .let* in and Imdinf. .'cranton Corp ard many mterre a»»ume cin.ro] in order to prote<t It wa* apnaient Dulle* Hrwngly latcd companic*. H u rapid m e m not only my intrrr.it but t o»r of The puma, nr American lion, 1-u.peeled even be.me he entcied will attack grtrrh bear* and jl* ,g bu.inr.* circle* .nice In. nr other Horkholdrr* and the cun 1iha hoipi al that there «e* a i* RLAAr rival in the I ’nitcd State, from thr pany'» tS.ow) employe." hut nai n u n 1‘inlipp r.c» in I9J0 earnril bun the |ci.uencr of the malignanr* for tiulrrma wa* rr!ra«rd by Di> title "the my »tery man of Will trict Judge Sidney S Supaiman whi h he umleiwrnt intnt.nal Strcit *l.igei* iri I94K on f.’i.iw’O bail. Ih r l'. S attorney a Siiq t In .mil V i **i l Thri* neve* v.a* any que.tlon, tlutcrm* . entry in “ tVho * 44 ha offur had requested ball of III*",\\i h l a al Ih r F a i r ! f*lend* *aid, that Dulle* thouid be in Anirrica" Hit* Sihcria a* hi. ddd on the ham of information tvllil dilcclly by !.* dovlorc it * r A Sanford Nrgru *a» Jimmied iorthpla e and he i. believed to that liutmua and an aitouale, lie |triJl.Hlt bate M*>t whal eriou-ne** of hi* lllne** anJ they fata'.h earl. yfaturdav then hi* travel in an international ratiport. Rolicrt J. E*elei(h, had i-oo.rtl \ nil le been liviVm; fur. hut — paiiayr on a i'an American fiicht iifoim nl him wtiooiil delay. common la-v wife .tabbed turn IF U i: 1144 1 S T C.OT IT, to Dlanliui Sunday and had one 4 4 hl!r medical authoilt'r • p i* " ilh a butcher knife In the che*t million dollar* in ready c**tt for 44 F. I.l (il I 1t : dii iled in thru opinion on wheihT h r Ital.hinr followed a brawl at a thr trip •• a rancer patlrn: »hould t>e no. rooming hnu*e or* Ka*t Fifth St. • t 4H4\ 4 . 4 * K o m i Fve'eigh. who rriratrd un Idled of (hr nature of hit illira'p. £ Ira ttoo'tbjr. 4 1. diet! at l - r4i> t 4It 4N 4 4 Hone 8‘ 2 ,Swt bail a* a material «dnr*». Me do,Ion frtg for {hire rei.oui a m in Seminole Memorial Ho* — fur trailer* a ** one of the t to men found in that Dube* thouid grl tor word pit*!, after Ofrtlpanlt of Ihe room an apartment with former Bro*utmmeil.aiely i-iir lioute called an am -ulancr aid • Lluminuni 4w rung* ;>■’ N rv n l \.c s n tim i ntul 1: n *rhin! tra.hrr Virginia )!c. lit i l ..in * I.I.N K — tl. l\ l'l i’*i:1 H. • .**• . f m t , (I.die* had a renud *if poller. NEW YOBK U r n - T h c world Mann* when ahr wa* arrcHid tor | till I ( 1.4*1 4w ning* ii in trict cum cut inn. • lend* thr DiMrid Ftv* U(*T ran. rt and tl would have been Hetty Jean H j'-rr. 2*. fled by champion Italian contract bridge itlfftm'l to mulenri him on hi. i. ta il to a friend * hou*» in Midway. train - of • four defeated both thr proMIlulinn I d day . ago in a police tln o iijrh tin* tidiiciiil iiii vw lint* i.l tin* • Fibergl,.* I'antirlling .She wai anprrhcndrd there a I ’nited Stair, and Argentine team. ra*d, Mi m McManu. w «. convict* fm ii N A S fur the iillvtiiiuqi iiii ii I Ih* t* 11 *• d i e t . i h ! S * , i f f IM i.it.*i tymptoni* Second, Dulle. I* toe rd • 4lut*iintim Sc rrrn *>pe of man who like, to face the abort lime later hy Deputy Sheriff Sunday to retain thr world title fact* »"d want* them un'arnHh \V. It Brown. \Vtine»*ei *aid thr for thr third «uccc.»ivr year, Fr^.gi.** yerfra id I hud he t. a man of gieat pair "had U r n lieinit loitelher” for T h r Italian* defcatrd the t S • Kaitrr Mu tie Si% rrn jliy* .* l tiamina With a fighting about e,*lit month.. The Baker ch’.Vnp ,on i’" i *’t r ' 'suni*'J 'night by •pint. woman I. held in the counW ail international Rig ’ t " blur lit >.* ' h * cm a technical charge of murder. 4f|rr hi. nurratinn. Dulle. told match pom'.*, for a final total of t mint I’ re**’ tilernatiunal H r Horm sUr,da* k- krd up a hellciipier Sunday of a lfn id r FI.DR 411 m n o o n A Negro jury «*a* impaneled for 'ta lien. I.eonard Heaton, com r u 1*1 An international match atorm near Bakertfield long lee g >-;r rn the 44atiaih tw 4 make.hift le*re at \4i*t tin .t a coroner, inqurat Ihii aflernoon manilant of Maltrr Bred 4rm> Call t • 1nr F r# i:*i!niala f 1 point i* the equivalent of too point* Terre Haute. Inti held under thr Calif . which foir.-il Ihe riming of tween t.alayrlle and Delphi Thr at 1. Coroner lluirh Dun. an will t.r adiral t enter, that hr felt bett S 09 I->w \ i wit*ifat> lit blowing h u.r ice jam which toceaten. Ihe ondau.ht of a .rcond record " i a*.l*trd in the invr«tik’ ation by A* In rubber bridge «rormg. Earlier In the day. thr Italian* f'lKEk ll.l.E. K* il PI' — 4 ba*h Ri'er (loud rrr»t and atten dii.t w.»* blamril for the death of valley, remained .tationary and et than hr had In two month*. enfant State Attorney Tom Wad 4**ociatei »*!d DliHef ha* been had defeated the AriCfiltpe team 7» year old motlirr and f.iur of lion .btftrd d.*wn«trrjm t o d a y a Texa* woman in a ninri.it official* withlirld a ileclttiin on dell. Ser*in* on the jury ate T. \. m gtr* p.m »tncr l**t December fur a total acorc of I I I to 1*8 her fur rhildrrn were burned to traffic wreik where ihr rampaging .irrarn d i ­ 1 4 2-1)11 201 44 1*4. hi. Broun, foreman, It. IV t.ood*peed. Idattmg it Iinur pending weather i"d ha* hern rrHMCird la a rigid Mind* up <n 74 int'c* an h-wir 44 It F.llerby, Bobby Jonrr. I. M The Argentine, al.o were defeat death when fire dritroyrd their aled new rmrrgencie* developmrnt* rd I** the American tram which home Sunday The .urpriae c u d Sunday, in Sanla Maria. I’ a lif. uprooted Phillip, and O. C. Rowland The father and the fifth child blamed on a tiia* and run off II* < and d o .n iil power line* A ln*cduration wa* conducted by racked ip a tcore of 2i 2 to Ju® S it. tv, ft i'o*irra*r and John T h u . the 1’. S tram placed arc were .way when the blare broke from hea*v ram., pu*hrd a 12 nunibrt of hr. * broke out f r o m 1 out foot bulge in the imprn*i«rd .and lite power line* and ihe tit* wa* # Rumblry of the Sanfotd I’olicr. ond, and the Argentine, third. Thrre were no •pectacutar The *iclima were Mr. Alberta bag dike Hut about I.V) Naltunal without po-tir, but no injurirt Deputy Brown and Con*ta>>lc .1. cj .wing. In the final 20 * hand Hatfield, Karen Sue. 7, Joan, 5. imartl*mcti and v o l u n t e e r * wrre rrporled i Slim i Hallow ay. round of Ihe nine • day lourna Jackie, 4, and Deborah Ann. 19 plugged weak tpnD and kepi the Se*rre rold attrpl the northern ment. The Italian teanf limply niontha rl*rr from iwampmg tVe*t Terre plnirt. and i obtrr weather .prrad ramr up with .trad* good play over a wide area in thr toil! and It wa* Krnlurky'. aecond major llautr and con.l.tcntly sained the edge fire In two dava Eleien peraon* KI.ewhrre, a Mulcnt atorm \tlanlie coa.tal region 4 poekrl o*er the American*. The outcome burned to death In a fire Satin ripped thr Pacific < ua*l today of w .i i m air m i caught U-tween duplicated the Italian triumph at day at an A.hland apartment and weatheMiien warned thr the two cold ftont*. Lake Como in 19-'** when they de­ home. In Indiana, hit liaidrtt h* coa.t to brave fur Inrally bra** **Top« in I'opt*” feated Ihe V S and Argentine Dike County Deputy Coroner ram*, Stmm warning, w n r up in flood*, the 44atia*li B u r r ere.l tram*, Buttrll Bogrr. taid the father. Me San Franci.ro Bay a m and rolled toulhward toward Hak .118 E. 1fit 81. at loan, Huil.onwllr and 4 incennei Bud. had left home early Sunday fur t alifurnl* « interior *alley. SANFORD AVE. to go to rraitiv Matruan 44 4 a t lalm* I lure I l«r* Ru*l t lave* llighwat to arrange fur the training of a i.o* Harold Handle* of Indian* liale furcr wind* arvu-npan* ing Munir Is My lluninemn hunting dog The couple * fifth milled a drlachirwnt »f guard* — — My One And child. Eltil. 9. wa* Willing grand men to aar.ilbag Icier* al *lak parent* at Ihr time of thr fur Only lliininn** town at Ihr trqurtl of M r .lirriff K O B T I.A E D E B D A I K ‘ I 1*1> Rogtit aald thr b l u r might who warned the 4\aha*n tliirit Two tern age Nrgroet were killed 9 rn n l to inundate thr area and four nther peraun* inturrd late ha*e itaited Irnm a coal rooking Ih r rlx rr ha* claimed threr Sunday night in a Ihrre-tehicfe *to*r or from one of two coal For The Finrwl In fired hratmg grate.. lltr* in it* week long rampage plleup west nf herr The body of Karen Sue w FRE8II KISH and ai roa* northern Indiana, furred The victim* wrre identified at SEA FOOD W altrr Monroe, 19. and Iharlie found in Ihr front of thr hou.r , I.UNDUN i l l ’ll — The Brill.h. 2.000 famtlie* from their home* and ranted damage emulated » ' COI.I) IIKKR TO CO Snred, 18. f«th of Fort Lauder­ and the rr.t in their bed* Turkuh and tlrcek foreign mini, dale. ler* arhedutr'l a final round of 44 million dollar*. cull — Ilemllrv made an ln*|*eetlon bv Highway I’alrot Trooinr H K ' talk* Inda* on tile eve of the for O'Brien *aid Ihe accident oc«urrd in aI tri parllto confefcnve on Ihr when Ihe ear containing four Ne­ future of Cypru* grete* veered ncrn*. Ihe center line Archhi.hnp ^lakalio. e*llr-d of Stale Ituad 7 al-out fi»e mile* Cvprtol religmu* leader wi-.i at wr*t of auburban Oakland Dark aw l of Frenrlt ready ha* twin mrntionrd a* Ih r car »ma*brd Inin another ve1 -ll'ilM V 4 n i ■I f l 1— Mi * |ire*ulent of an iiwii-pendent C* Wo Deliver Anywhere turtr and a IraiVr truck tim i.n l prui, wa* to lain tin- talk, wuh 'lair.ir f laenlmwrr Iwgtn* a fr M KEBOURNE, Audrati* I t’ll In Sanford tnin the rrar of the .eeond rar. nr* of tiratinrut* today at a 4n overflow rruwd of tS.nO** the minuter* Tur*da* lie flew- here nundu* night and lieal’ li and Iwautv retort Seerrt perion. — 5 U*i atandlng in Ihr ram — launched American r**n Immrdiatrlv w,i* aurroundrd bv a S r r u r r agent v guarding her on gelial Billy tiraham'i Autlralian round the clock tnuri'* neiwork Ihr trip came under flrr be a ........... . . •• *.*.-■*. b* Svoltaod 4 aril to pm litl boo Ti vat n porter a* tiring "puihy cruaade Sunda* night t tie ey al cilia w fu .1 lady, ai corn a jg rin cd llnton* "ho An hundred 22 men and women from aeerptrd (iraham'a imitation to hlamr bun for Me death* of roar pamrd liv her *l *1r f . Mr. I* 4toutr, arrnril aboard dedicate their li*ea to Chritl It |> not) pertun*. ln< hiding llriti'h I lor d o wa» the mo*l rrtponnir evangell aoldirr* anil <t*iiian* in the bit the I’ re.ident'a vpeital railroad eal meeting e*rr held - Mel ler trrrorial warfare tba' Ira* •ar Sunday for her «rcoml *i*ii i- and lo E l u .*ln tti Ai ti 0 * M a i n e tiourne, and tiraham laid it wa* lilomlnd I lie Mr ililerranr Clianrr tuaut* anil hfjHIl re Ihe biggr.t he had e*rr enrotin in the pa.t three year. 8a« the Remarkable Informed aourre* *aid i • t «- vorl The rraort ipenalirri in lered anywhere Some 10,000 perion. filled 44r*l It.uet remained to be •cttlrd ie virifld tediidflg. rr*t and Wauty Melbourne Stadium, while i.Ot-O fore Britain gi*r* it* r n,<!rtr treatment* She and 'tr* Moore were flown more Hood In a pouring rain to approval lo the Ctpm* plan 1 Feet lea| with cental tall, all pre-cat plyttond. eauly a**emBalcn lo hi. .ermon o*er loud drawn up •>* the p rru v.r. of heir a year ago hy the f’ rr.iilenl hled. Reaalffal graceful and R.4F K , a marial »f marine aprakeri. tireeer and Tutkey at a meeting engineering. The I S I’jtrnt Offire received The American minl.ter went Sunday night in Zurich 1 « it re r 21 t»?n appllratinn* for trademark* out.idr later and delivered an land co o k in g w ithout s lo v in g t They included the qur*bnn of in 1948. an incrravr nf 4J1 over nther addrrt. to the dripping crowd. *WM M N i l Cypriot m rm brrdiip in Mr But 1947 Ranging end Aiding for Home and Farm "You are wonderful people to |ih rommonwralth and ItniMh only m nm e dri r are The leg* nl Hand In thi. ram.** he taid I II •otrreignly over It. land air and No kneel."13 no hock brankmg drudgery i naval forte* *taiionrd in < vpn * •tioijt a * thirk • a pencil. never forget tht. irene’* '0 daon >hq oven1 II pull* right cut tor vi Ilh ro*y cleonmgl P'ul — cooking fetHu’ d trad* Phone -'20 MnpU only frigidot/e olfanl N EW YORK I L l't »— Alexander U Culerm*. Siberian U rn preittii-nt of (hr Mutual Bruadvaiting ^system . h*» »vM hi* ins or cor­ porate hiding* to film tycoon Hal Iloa.j Jr. in Mr >a.r of federal charge, that thr *a»t tlutcrm* fi­ nancial empire h i i built on fra “1 (iutarma. aj. lurrrndcrcd Satur- Knife Wound Fatal •To Sanford Negro; Inquest Scheduled Italy Bridge Team Takes Title Again .....1 5 In Family Dead Downstream Threat Posed By Wabash As Fire Hits Home • • cd. miller LONNIE'S RECORD RACK 2 Killed, 4 Hurt In Traffic Pileup Cyprus Conference Scheduled Tuesday Evangelist Draws Big Crowd In Rain BENNETTS FA 2-0923 i:n.i \v. 2oih Mamie Undergoes Beauty Trcatnicnt 1j D IS P L A Y SEE , L ; *• ' | | t y {m **11 *1i Frigidaire brings you... at (he LEGION FAIR ALL THIS WEEK WORLD’S FIRST P U LL*N -C LE A N OVEN! • K ID D IE BOAT • K A ISE R A L U M IN U M $252 « n • Power Tools by Black and Decker At F A Irfm 2-05nn S ’® 8th SI. ! i ^R>flllt e* *i * ‘M m 1 #***•» * Il 1 *t •* " I * 1 r * ^ .0 5 I iI d*r!1 !f 11 : *1! . • i l l *. . <•« I• ; ! 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FEB. $39900 COMPLETE la the HaMer «»f Sanford Hn*dh af Ihr Fair The Paffc (’ombined Shows Amusements — Displays — Exhibits GAMES - RIDES — FUN FREE SOUVENIRS by MERCHANTS «u.i feu. if ONLY t M O V ( 0 81ST Wr U.-ad 4*«*e« Tolling Ceopf l By, lof.* Tk 0 FURNITURE • • • • NCV88 M ID I DVtOITINOt Now got troaiing without i. .05 wltk trade 'lit*** aJI I these values un display at the A M E R IC A N L E G IO N TED W I L L I A M S 205 KnM 2-'*th SI. FA IR! *» HARDWARE F A 2*X1«1 ■ l.X ff. 1 ft laatvr yrirri r r ia i �!>»■•t-um.r«k. li. i»m Q0P0LitflcrWinJ Auburn Seeking 30th In Row Tonight Tucson Open Title In Strong Finish 1hot a and pulvoriaad a n o t h a r ■r DAVio « . n o r m group of U lt r a — tha onti from A TLA N TA ( L T I ) - Tb« uabeilLoulliana Bute— 113*7. m Auburn Tl| * rt, parleying thalr Tulana. no tha other band, baa adaUfailng shuffle Into a aland- fadad from litlo contcndcri to M t 41-1 par cant ahootlaf mark, alaoran tha paat two waaki. ge after their loth conaecutive Tha Wave has d r o p p e d four a t r a 11 h t, including Saturday victory tonight a a boat *o the night's 74-71 Inn to Alabama. Grata Wav# of Tulanc. Three Other■ Tonight Tb# Auburn-Tulana bitllt, tvtn Elsewhere in lha Southeastern wttk the neUon'e Ionian winning Conference tonlgnt: M liilm ppi streak at ataka. la actually a State, IW 41 winner over Florida, lllmlaary nf aorta. Auburn la will be at Georgia. 14-61 winner •ly ta bava lia ayea locuaad over SHislaslppl. Louiiiana State flva daya ahaad— to lha Saturday will be at Alabama; and Florida nl(ht meeting with lha Kantucky will be holt to M itiiiiippi in a game which may decide who finW lU rjit up at Islington. (K y .i Victory No. 30 ligurai to coma label la it in the SEC thit season. Moil netting game In the run taay (or Auburn. Tha Tiaar ahuffla baa averaged better than 1M> ference Saturday night wa* at point a par game tha la»t thraa , Atlanta where Georgia Tech and outing* I.aii Saturday night. Au Oklahoma City went Into three burn hit on MM par cant of li» overtime* before Tech won 71-63. K Mather To Tackle Leading Painters In the match of the week in the team to heat i* the Mather the Sanford City Bowling league, iram, now lodged in third place. MathCr of Sanford overlook and ^ riling. Since the firit of p a n «l New York U fr Iniurance |he } ( i r Mather ha* made up ■i it.won two out of thre# gamei four D[ th, irn garnet it wa* from the Jniureri. behind the Painters If the rate Th b place* the Mather team. roB(inuci, ihe final m u ll* of the In Hurd plare, only one-half game| |r# j Ue Hill be determined on thr bahlrid wcond place Bukur Mutle ji l t nl|h, „f (j,r league. Shop- Ed Lallan led Ihe FurnlTh , \|4tcht>f the-Week Wednea lureipen wilh a big 346 aeriea. night will be between Burnett and fraa helped by two other MO and Mather on lanrs three and plus aarie* on hi* team. Jim Ma­ four. The last time these two loney and George Kenii led the teams met, the Burnet! team Insurer* with « I * rolled Its highest serlet of the In !other games, lesgue leading season lo lake two of the thrrr Burnett Painters eitended their games. Will lightning strike lead-with a sweep over Geneva twice? • Semihole Dry Cleaners. Burnett'* "Spllt-ihrinkrrs" for l a s t was dad by a 123 series of Dick week's howling were Jim Maloney Richards, While Bill Kaiee led and Dor Ring with a five and tha Cleaners wllh a 471 total. dime pick-up. Ed Wheeler, who C liffy City Printing Cn. dropped got Ihe 16 10, Carry Fox found tha Bukur when It took two games Ihe key lo Ihe 17, Bill Kaiee from' the Musicians. Buddy Proc­ knocked over the 4-7-t, and Boh tor's! 4>7 led Ihe Printers, while Borsdort dropped the 3 7-10. Bur if Forguson's 44* lopped the Averages are: Musigmen. > Del'slms— ICS. Rirhards-lkl. Ait a result of the week s ac- Fox— III, Maloney ind Wheeler Hon,{lha second, third, ind fourth at 1*3, Von ilerbulii. Lallan ■data (asms are separated by a Best, and Kaiee at 1*2. Metier half Igsme Burnell is still on top and Steele at lao. Kerns and look of the pack by S'v gsme*. bvit at IS*, and I'esold and Swann at 11*. Forguson 117, Bukur — US. Bing. B Borsdnrf, lltigrnilein, and I’ivtr at 114, Gilstrap and ! Kretser at 113, Kirrhholf and lluhn at 112. and llotirr at 1M. Burnett— 140, llerhst and Proctor . at 14* Brown— 141. Pierry— 141. KEW YOR K (U P lt— Broadway, Madeira— 144, Eitrldge— 141, liar “ sportsmen'* are in sure Archie n »«n — 131, O. Rorsdorf— 176, and Moo(r and Sugar Ray Robinson *' will Jve mslched for a June title fight* they’ve already begun bet­ ting 'on the outcome. Archie, 42 or 43 yean old, wa* Installed a 7-1 favoritr today, in mantoman wagrrlng. to inakr a United Pre*a International auccinful defen»e of hla light Eiat heavyweight 1171 pound i crown Bookies were "laying" •'* to 1 Print rlon 7n Cornell .72 Niagara 70 Youngstown *4 and staking" 7 '» to & Rnhlninn. 3*. will not tie risking Brown M Harvard M his middleweight (IWpoundi title New York If. 00 Army AA In lip June 1I t winder, wblrh will 81. Bonaverturr 67 llelroll *>4 be rioted a* soon as Moore ami l.a.Sallr 72 liuqursnr *7 Columbia 67 IVnnaylvinl* 77 (sugar Hay agree upon lerm*. For the Floyd Psiler*on Inge Srtnn Hall 43 1.11! .70 mar Johan»»on heavywrlghl title Sracuve P7 Colgatr 70 fight, already signed but not given Penn Stale 74 Bulger* M a stir nr datr. vet, <himpmn Pal- Holy Cm** 62 SI,Francis IN Y i M tervop I* favorrd St 3*x lo t 13-1) Manhattan 70 t'anitiui 07 Fordham 79 St. Johns 17 ( » 1 3 and 14 1) Hogan Kid Bassey of Liverpool. Dartmouth 70 Yale 72 South England and Nigeria, Is favorrd at 7-1 t*'» to 1 and 7'j to l i Alabama 74 Tulanr 72 In keep his featherweight (126 No Car. St. 33 Maryland 37 pound) crown whrn he defends Virginia ou t'lrmson 01 againit Davey Moore of Spring Duke M Navy 13 field, (Ohio), at l-ov Angeles. William A Mary too W*vh l-ee. 62 No. Carolina 71 laivola •III i 17 M irth II Vifgil Akins is (avnrrd at 63 Furman *o George Waihingiun 00 t I S m 1 and 6S to l i tn recap- MUstiflppI St. 101 Florida on lure the welterweight <147 pound) Grorglp 04 Mississippi 61 title from Don Jurdan in Ihnr re Georgia Tech. 71 Ola. City If. 63 turn Imut at St. Louis, April 3 Vanderbilt 76 Tennessee 6n Jordan of U s Angelr* won ihe St. Jmepb'* 76 Wake Fnreil 67 rrown from Akin* nf St. Uul* tin Uillsvill# 66 Msrriurlle 77 a dtriiion at U * Angrlri last Auburn 111 Louisiana SI. RT jlfr, i, Wr«t Virginia 61 Itirhmund 62 Kentucky 71 Notre Dame 12 Midwest T i i i i A r s r i m i t i :s St lamia At Drake 46 A U K T O M O R R O W 'S Purdue 61 Northwestern 01 TR EA SU R ES _ Michigan SI, 103 Michigan 9t Kansas SI. Co Oklahoma Si. »'» w i c b o i d i 's Indiana 62 Minnesota 17 Oklahoma 6.7 Iowa SI. Vi - ll* » . r in * AVI. Dayton 67 Portland IV I I Iowa O* Wisconsin 04 Marshall 14 Toledo 76 Archie, Patterson Picked In Belting Cage Scores t ASTH M A AH AIOUI NIPSS0OM IMMAlASSt, A MSAIASSr SN I 0tOMM Mills tVIM MOM 7MI MOIt 0ISTIIMIN0 ; STMPtOMI Mrltrvnold* Drug Touch Inn Drug ' SMC 60 Rice IT Houston M Tulsa M Tesas ABM 60 Texas Tech .72 TC U 76 Arkansas 71 Wyoming 01 New Mesirn 64 Artrona 66 Hardin Simmnmt At Tonight at t-i : jCalt ,|A 2* Nan 1 6* « i n ! TUCSON. Arif. (U P li — Gene Liltlrr is really bark on hi* stick with ronseculivo tournament wins at Phoenix and Tucson, and the touring goU pros knew it at they headed today for lha Tesa* Open-in San Antonio The San Diego blond, one* tout ed as the successor to Ban Hogan as golf's big name, roared out of tha park Sundsy to win tha <15.<WJ Turion Open He beat out Art Wall J r . the money bags of the 1919 tour from Porono Minor. Pa., and Joe CampbcR. the prom­ ising rookie from Knoxville, Tenn The batklohsck viclorirs at Phoenix and Tucson put IJttler second in mnnry winnings, behind W'sll Hr pocketed 12.000 here on his 72 hole score or 43 47 64 64 — 264. Thst was 14 under par on the Kl Rio Country Club course, known a* one of the easiest on the pro tour. U ltlrr charged from sit itrnket bark lo overtake Csmpheil. « u Insisted It wa* "m y putter, not presiure" that cost him top mon­ ey here. Campbell, leader after Ihe tec and and third round*, blewr to a fourth round 71. three over par. for a 72 hoi* total of 247. and a second plscr tie wilh Wall, who upped his 1079 winnings to 111.630 U lt lr r ’* 1030 earning* nn* total 07.063. Wall and Campbell earh picked yp 11,330. One stroke behind Wall and Campbell came Doug Sanders. Miami Beach, Fla.; Misters champion Arnold Palmer, l.atrobe, Pa . and Rill Johnston. Provo. Utah Bunched at 209 wrere Marly Fur got. I. e m o n t , III.: Paul O'Leary. Bellflower. Calif.; Lloyd ST. P ETER SB UR G , FI*. (D P I) Mangrum. Apple Valley. Calif., and Walt Burkemo, Franklin Hills, U u i-r Sugg* won her first S t . ! Mich. |'ttrr*burg Open tournament the hard way. The veteran golfer from Sea Island, Ga., blew a five • stroke trad in Ihe final round Sunday but •till managed to outls-t Mickey ! Wright of Hordta, Calif , on the ildid hole of a »uddcn • death MIAMI 4U 1*1h— It* the newtplayoff. coiners you have to watrh in Ihe Both women finished the regula­ in*tor league haarball player*' tion 72 hole* with a 262, Mi** gulf championship Mright tiring a four • under par Eddie Kasko of Ihe Ciniinnsll 1,7 in thr final round to Mi** Itedtrgs dropped a three foot putt Kuggs' 71. Th*n the real battle on the first hole of a sudden began. drath playoff Sunday to defrat Mi** Sugg* almo*t *urrendered defending rhampion Albir Pear­ ■>n the »nond rxlta hole but re­ son of the Waihingiun Senator* mained "alive" whrn *hr rhipped — who won hi* Drat time out Iasi to wilhln four feet of the pin and year. tanned her putt for a par • four. The virlory also amounted to a On Ihe next hole, Mir* Wright'* first anniversary prevent for Ka* tee *h»t wa* headed toward a ku and hi* wife, who was in pond when it hit a tree limb and the gallery of about 3.VR) watch ■Hopped on Ihe fairway. Mil* lug the final* at the Miami Si'ggs drove down thr rnuldlr. Springs Country Club course. Alter Mi** Wright trapped her Kasko had advanerd to the fi aeComl abut, Ml-* Sugg* laced a nal* with a 2 and 1 victory ovrr •iron* iron to within three fret of Chicago White Sox manager At the rup and turned it intn a birdia l.upci Praraon gamed a 3 and thine and victory. I arinkfinil victory over Jim Mi>* Sugg* tallied a -even Hearn of the Philadelphia Philllea •troke lead over Mi«» Wright and Pearson had a two hole edge r. five- stroke lead over Jackie going onto the 16th lee. lie drop t’ung. Daly City, Calif., into Ilia prd the next two holes and fad final round However, her putting ed to drop a one fool putt on game, which had hern tuperh in the Ulh that would have sewed the flr*t thire round*, Went awiy. up the match. Mi«* Pung had trouble with her Gene Cat* of the Miami Mar approach shot.* a* *hc finished lini won Ihe minor league title, thire over par for the final II defeating George Saab of Ia*s She wound up with a 267. ington, N. C\. one up in the final Bounding out thr top right Neve York Yankee catcher Yogi w rit: Kathy Curneilu*. Ukelaiul, Berra, who pleased the gallrry Fla., 201: Joyce ZDkr, Waleifold, with hi* "swiirh hilling' golf was Mi*.. 201; Itulh Je»*cn. Seattle, ehminated Friday, hut he won thr 2*1; Mmlr MarKrnrir, St Peters- award si most improved player. burg. 202; Patty Bccg, SI Andrew*. III., 291, Marlene Ilsur tmertra's first road law was Hagge, 1'ithburgb. 293; Alice cuarled by Virginia in 1031. It Bauer. Paradise, Fla.,' 206. and ' provided that highway* "shall be WHH Smith, St. flair, Mich . 296. iavrd out" in convenient place*. Louise Suggs Tops Mickey Wright In St. Pete Playolf Eddie Kasko Top Golfing Baseballer the American .Legion Fair 207 W o t FI ml 81. 10th Week Tonight Sanford Orlando Kcnnrl Club's handle this year has almott reachrd the I I million mark afler only nine full weeks of grey­ hound competition at the oval located south of Sanford. A in rare card-tonight launche* the 10th week at the track Anotlirr Ladle* Night it slated Thursday when all women will be admitted frer of charge Andy Dandy amt Pin Check are two tu lw a rii in the Graur A ninth event. Othrr fleet hounda in the feature are John Bing, Rocky MarCoy. Detergent. Peacr Of Mind. Singing River and Gay Raven. The night'a racing conclude* wilh a long Hirer eighlht-milr ronleit with dogs of mixed grades. Matinee card* start at 2 p m. on Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ day Evening rarea are launched at 0.10 each night hut Sunday. Caldw ell Succum bs W EST H AVEN . Conn I U N I— Bruce Caldwell, who starred In football for Yale and playrd base­ ball briefly v«uh the Crvetand In­ dian* and Brooklyn Dodger*. di*'l Sunday in Veteran* Hospital at the age of 37. General Insurance ( herr John Thoms* H. Th r rrcoid hungry Crowd, howevri. gave an eat-pietvlng ova­ tion t» 17-yrar-old John Thomas of Boston University, who higlt Jumped seven feel for the »erond time in as many meets. *'l definitely think I will do bet­ ter." *ald Thomas. lie'll get hi* chance next Satur­ G UT JA M E S AGENCY 312 EAST F I R S T S T R E E T PHONE F A 2*1151 JAMES B. GUT H. J A M E S C U T A uoe. follow FOR G R E A T ER PLEASURE LO V ELIER G A R D EN S LUSH G R O W IN G LA W N S mCOMMENOED P0OQ0AM S**wil*ad Organic 4-4 4 Fer Lawns. Trtt* llwcludiwg CitrwsL Flewara, Shrub* **d Garden*. Us* 3 tb* par 100 so H. Apply in eody spnnj, summer and early toll. Work 5-lbs per 100 wj It. into tha Mil wrfoce bgfor* seeding or sprigging, Olksf lb .P*r H.f0| of|. snwev MetMi n u n s tp ,ing, god of Ira* In winter, Jrr& S T ,0L2,-,b*- oecord ng 10 Sic* end oge. *** Apply March 1st and follow with 3 mor* epplica* ------Hi l l Dons et 4-wtek intervals (Do not feed youna gldi tre*s during October through February.) piuew m u s u in i Apply 5 lb. per 100 *n fr. Roke into tod before planting S de-dress crop* when half grown at *om* rote. * m m c tk m s LAWNS should b* dry arvd uncut befom f*«dirvfl, then wot#r to depth of 3 or 4 inch** with spnnkltr. An n u a ls a n d v ig it a il is work recommended omount of Sunnilond Plont Food into sod and Cultivat*. Plont x«#d, and water w#ll. Jf plontina in rowi, Urtilil* approximately 2" deeper ond to lh* aid# of th# octuol a##d row. W oi«r w#ll oft#r •och opphcotion. App'v ’ idb. per plont end apply m o ^ k , Januory Through June, then follow with '.i-fb* P*r plont in October. *' tH M l g a id im RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. & Sat.# 2 P. M. ★ SP E C IA L M A T IN E E FR ID A Y • Luxurious Clubhouse • H eated S ta n d i Jerry Collin*. Operator S o rry, N o Minors F L O W !If very somewhat In f##ding r*##<H. Comalliai ond Gardenia* — f##d In under tha mulch ond out to branch length. Water welt. Araieos— feed •vanlywrtr mulch. Water completely, T U B AND SMRUI1 should be "fed" in on area out from th* |n «k ond within th* ground area that tha brooch** cover, Sunnilond CHASE fr C O M PA N Y 8 Milan South Of Ftnfonl On Highway lT -fl MibsKtS; Pff P'°n' N***i Sh i n 1 *4 * “ >In ike twH mm ^ O 'th through i. 4* *M*e to *e«4 u .§ o rt*ni« ww* SB* M*|*tsi*M. fsr At id L**ing Flentt. Comelliox Violet* Iris Garden las Dogwood Poim. H^ly Crotons niTEe , Hydrongeos T IM »m u A tr AM It U T t JU IT “ w~.ii. a m o u n t to u m 0#» 3-H. r!«n*. lAdd It-fc. tw *** acVsnerwl tmt. H-fc. r*< J tt. pi***. (Add U k heeecK edduiowl hot-l a* A#»»l eetea. Rm M *SApnf re*#*. tOe net feedyM| glervtaad Abtkw.) AT YOUR DEALER’S WORKING PARTNERS IN YOUR OARDEN Locate*) 0 Gainesville nett month. Coach molra' four but in the second pe­ the ;o thst the big D a rtrrt were M ikirr will count heavily no center riod guard Cecil Dandndge drop­ pouring through the cords. In the contril, Grarey aet a n r» Jimmy Brookibire and Mike l>uda ped six uf hit nine point* and the lo handle moat of the scoring. This Seminoles out-hit the Darters 11-6. •curing record by pacing the Sam. will I t a doubfeheader with the The hair ended with onl> a three-1moles with II points. Grace/ broke the old record of 315 and now ha* J Y game beginning at ,:.io p. m. point separation. a total of .327 with several games It wam3 long, however, until In the OBC tournament over tie remaining this itison. He s in weeirnd. Ihe Seminoles put up Fort went to work, the b g lad lie- set a new high for a single gamr plenty of fight against the cham­ gan to clear the hoards and drep by dropping in .31 in a contain pion Apopka Darters on Fndayjped in three quick baskets whhe against Leesburg earlier this sea­ night hut ihe great re funding holding the Seminoles pointlc** son. and lipping hy A-3 center Billy The Seminole* fougnt for life in After the tmirncy championship Fort was loo much for Ihe shorter the final period with Jim Gracey games on 5sturday. Lundquist w it Seminoles. and Ray Lundquist finding the named to Ihe OBC all-atar team. In the first period, the Parttra range. The Seminole* were able The ehimpion Darter* dominated dropped in 12 points tn the Sem- to drop in 16 but it was offset by the selections by landing Fort, Larry Hulehrmn, M urray King *and Jerome Shaw on the 10-player mythical tram. Other players named lo the squad were Itonnie Caytl, B ig DeCarmr, and Mike Mo*ber, 3Vmtrr Park; Frank Browder. Lakeview, and Kenneth Padgett, Lae*burg. Thi* if the second year in a day in Ihe 70st national champion­ row that Lundquist has hern nam­ By M ILTO N RICH MAN ships at the Garden, the same ed to thr tram. He attll has his United I’rets Inlrraaliunal N EW YORK ( U P li — Angry Ron meet in which Delany will return senior year remaining. The OBC tournament was thrillDelany told the "New York to competition in the mite event ing and exiling all the wray. Movt iiow ds" to like it or lump it— and shoot for his 33th straight tri­ thrilling in the three-day meet was he isn't going ta run any fatter umph Indoors. the great upirt of Winter Park by titan necessary. Delany barely beat Manhattan's Lake view. The Red pevlla p o u rr^ Turns out Delany has a touch 1.,™ Xliipnkw In lha larva t0*l *B,hf <* n^ Murphy to the tape in run. run O” ,h*|iU)JlJ1I out w ofrptha of Ted Wdliam* In him. Hr lorn -It es.t't appiecia'.e being honed ning hu first half mile event in fire in the last minute. <4-32. However, in Ihe rhampion shin when he it, like last Saturday five year*. Former Pitt star Arni* night at Madison Squair Garden, Sowell, who hold* the world rec­ game on Saturday night, they hsd he * apt to tell off hi* detractors. ord of 1:301. wa* third and Mike rooted considerably and the Dart­ ers ha*d little troubla in polishing The *kinny mile kingpin from Rawson of Britain fourth. Delany ilircovered hr couldn't them off, 46-23. The outstanding Dublin rum [dallied rather bitteiiy ai-oui "Ihe New York crowd* l on his own race sn much in the squad will return to the atale play­ wln.h always boo me" sfter he half-mile as he ordinarily does in off* in Gainesville next month and could prove lo be the school to beat had dropped down from hi* mil* the mile "In the mile." he said, “ I can in the Class A division. Th e y h i v ^ specialty to wtn the half-mile even! in the relatively alow lime gamble and lay back. But In lha good height, speed, and above a!IF half mile I have to stay up with |have the ability to pump the ball 1:32 2 through th* rordr. Delany said he didn’t get that the leaders." kind of lieaiment anywhere els*. Ih e Victory was hr* 34th straight mdouri and II made lest of an impression with the rrowd than the band which blared away in the Gatden stands. Ron Delaney Irked Dog Track Starts By New York Boos ju s t ADAM S TYPEWRITER SERVICE The Sanford Seminole* will iravsl to neighboring Oviedo to­ morrow to decide wno will carry the title as Seminole County bas­ ketball champ* for tht remainder of the year. Roth Oviedo and Sanford have defeated the Lyman Greyhounds on two ocraalon*. Tne winner to­ morrow will he declared Seminole champs. In tne first meeting of these two clubs, Ihe amsller Srminoles found Ihe going plenty rough againit Coach Paul Miklcr'a Mont and it watn't until the final mo­ menta that the Srmtnoirt pulled away by two points. The Lion* got off tn a ahaky atari this season hut hare won bet­ ter than half their game* this sea­ son. giving them a clear rut shot at the Class C state lournamrni in Appl^'/i-lb P*r plont monthly, Jon-jo-y iSrcvraH Southwest Baylor an Trias 1< SEE O U R D IS P L A Y W N^ « L VC vi There wai a bit of a surprise up at . Naahville where Vanderbilt swept paat Trnneiiee 7MO And Kentucky regained anme of iti loot preitige at Chicago by beat­ ing Notre Dame 71 SI. Junior guard llrnry Hart lad Auburn to Ha 20th atraight by tearing 20 painla againit IS U . Jim m y 1-ee added 17 and aopho. morei Jim m y Fibbe and Dave Vaughn each had 15. Auburn led by 20 at halftime and then took out after the school record of 111 point*. IJltle SO l^nny Kaplan (parked •he Alabama win over Tulane with a 27-point performance, in eluding the winning field goal with three arconda lo go. Tulane, trailins by 10 point*, had tied the acore with 25 rerondi remaining. Ilowell Make* tan It wa* all nailey ilowell again In Ihal Miiiiailppi State victory The big State centre acored 47 jMiinti and grabbed 20 rebound*. Hr now ha* 000 point* in 21 game* for an average of 2*0. Stale's re rord i* a flaihy 201. .Sophomore I, o r it o n Harrah pumped In 23 point* for tlrorgi* a* Ihe Bulldog*, ahead by only five point* at haifttmr, turned the game into a rout after intermi**ton Jim Henry, hark in peak form and allowing no sign of hi* mid tea ion foot injury, (cored *• point! against lenneiiee. The lo»t ended the Volt slim hope* fur a third place finish that could have iai**ihly meant a hid lo thr NCAA tournament. Seminoles, Oviedo To Clash For Championship Tomorrow M IIU S tY !WS*a 1* ***rl AMI4. JUNI AUOtrtT -------- --- A Z A L IA S t-b. per J-lt. plant. lAod * *•* * 4 * .vyaj fc# eedi eddxtotol fae<J l i A. par J.St. alto. (Add M -k tm aw*. * * 6 rW W | l*«wM *( A*ni rein. Repeat at Apr* etoea. f NRsDwdilb N lltSC U S 14-A <H glad. Rap*** iwweiw AnM i Sm ■D*. Da nee Htoaa O w S T tC JS A P*bm*-y. I I ! ii i i s i �Mon.. F*h. 16. 1951—PAf* t • Residents Watch Grandmother, Six Ike Ta x Proposal Dulles Absent: But Squadron Perform Children Die In Apparently 'Out' U. S. Policy Firm Criticism Clouds Start 5h» ?*nf#rd r t iU t n t i arc Incoming acquainted with N avy jirgoa afirr Minitant ripoiura to abbreviations ind nickname* for planes and operations. M iry found personal recognition 5iiurd«y morning ai they witched • demonstration by pilots of Heavy Attack Squadron Nine. Klyinj A3D Sky warriors. three pilot! of the veteran iquadron •peUed out F C L P — field carrier landing practice— where the planet come in for a landina, touch the field and take off again to join the traffic pattern. I.edr. Art Rleitener and l.cdr. Quotable Quotes l Riled Fresa Inlernaunnil SAN FRANCISCO -V ic e l’re»i. dent Richard M. Nixon after lalkmr with .Secretary of Stale John Poster Dullei bv telephone shout the tecretary'i rccurrcnre ef cancer: ‘ It i< remarkable that hr has taken tl at atoically at he did Hit spirita were excellent." M ELB O UR NE, A u i t r a lia — Evangelist Billy Graham to a crowd ntimated at S (M who tto»>d in heavy rain outside the Melbourne Stadium to linen In Graham'* teimon: "You are wonderful people to Hand* tliii rain. I ll nrvtr forget tht* Irene." I A) MX).S'— Postmaster timer al Ernrsl Marplet in ordering postal employes to search for a Inst Christmas package which he mailed last DecemberThe post offire must please Ih# customer amt In this rase I am ihe customer." S TILLW A TE R . Minn -Coffee king Sam Crea after ending a 72 hour roffre-thon during which he sold 4 IV) cup* of coder tn raise IW ) for the Heart Fund ‘ I feel miserable. I‘m going tn take a hot hath and turn on the shower before I hit the hay again " W A S H IN G TO N - Sen Paul II Douglas iP -lll.), a Prntrstani. on his lielirf that a Catholic could be elected president: "The trend la toward less rr Itfioui prejudice In our voting habits." Indiana Home Fire Ua’.a Stover, !indt"r signal offi­ R r TOM NT. I-SON present 1 cents 1 gallon to 4'« cer* described the operation white W ASHINGTON ( L T D - Presi- ernts lie said the boost was the demonstration took place, and SO UTH IIF.NO, Ind ( L T D — Six dent Eisenhowers propoial for needed to keep the special fund. allowed spectator* to tee the mir­ children and their grandmother, higher federal taxet on gasoline »Mch finances the intervtate highror system used ai a guide in ear­ who v a i baby lilting with them, *nd a v i a t i o n furl appeared *ay program. In the Mark. Cite* Ta t Need ner landing!. were killed Sunday when they doomrd today in light of congrci Without the tax boost, the Chief Cdr. Floyd Harris told the audi­ were trapped in a fire that swept *ional opposition, ence that pilot! require IJ j prac­ their tiny four-room concrete block Chairman Wilbur U. Mill* of executive estimated the fund tice landing before actually going home. If111 House Way* and Mean! l# m would he : t l million dollars in to the aircraft carrier. Pilots of A seventh child. IJiifrn Fither tmttee apparently vealed the Ihr rrd hy June 30. I9AO. The the AID * were l.edr. Ralph Mat- Pitman. * escaped the flamrt doom of the President v request, hike would bring in an estimated tus, U . Floyd illitiard and Lt.ljg i when her grandmother, Mr*. Mary The Arkansas Pemocrat laid he C3Q million dollar* next vear But Mill* said in a speech lie fieri Collin*. Reeve*. SI. ordered the girl to *aw no chance for any tsx in The drmumlrallon followed a slert neighbor* and call the Fire presses thi* year. fore the tax executives Institute formal inspection and the award-1., . Mills* itatement was signiliranl Sunday night that when the fund Mr*. Amelia Park hecauie all lax legHlalion mull was set up Congress ordered a •»« 0' r i;v ° f „ ? nH,ir‘ ^ H C SStr. „................men of \ AH- t, aurine in °i,« n ' r r , 3;, vmting in South Bend originate in his committee and a vtudv of eovts and maintenance m house at Kamey Iield. Invited|when thg flames broke out. tax proposal could not gel very the lilghuav t m better determine were dependent* and guru* of the "an equitable ha«i< for the dis­ Killed besides Mrs lleevrs were far without hi* support, personnel. her grandchildren Wilbur Parker, Eisenhower asked Congress in tribution of the tax load " Attending from the county and 10, Terry Parker. I: lUrotd P it hi* budget message to Increase "Unless there are compelling city wete Mayur A. L. Wilson, man. T: Laurel Pitman, .1; Jean- the federal gasoline lax from the reasons of whlth I am nowr un t ounty Commission Chairman aware, I cannni vote lo increase nle Pitman. II months and Mary John Krtder and Fire Chief Mark the gasoline tax to keep Ihr fund Kli.'abrth Pitman A month* Cleveland. on a pay-as-you-go basts prior to The turviving child told authori­ ihe submission and analysis of ties that hot coal* that dropped the cost allocation study due on from a stove touched off the tragic Jan. 3. RMI." he said. blare. Aslatic.i Gasoline Tas Deputy Coroner F Pale Nelwti The President also proposed tn said Mr* Parker had been mar n n l twice anil trvumrd the name , in, »»i«r ■ ■■■■ ■«■»•»••• >••» ....... W ASHINGTON ( L T D — Draft Pi lncrea»e the tax — on — aviation gas of herfirsthusband after parting rcctur l.ewi* It llcrthry has pro 1rl,nr •ron* 1 cents a gallon to 4’ , from hersecond. |,„,r,| that young men rejected c*Bls, ami lu ltnpo*c a nc>« D , for tnllitar) service tie draftrd for cfnl " ' F «*n Jet Riels. The purANN ARBOR. Mich I I T U _ three hours «f civil defense work P°**. hr **“>■ would l>e to make Pansy is * dog who rrallv lead* each week, possibly without pay. u*r , » V** » *harc of aira dog* life— she h*v what one llcrthry said Ihe nation needed **)' r o ,‘ * doctor calls "the worst case of •large numbers of people" for w*11* ’ a" 1 lh» •dmlnislralion hayfever allergy I have ever »ecn civil defenve and experience shows h*‘* provided no details on tea in man or beast." that a training protram *ork* %on% ^°r serrate or how air* In fart, of the three major Utter when it is compulsory.* “ » ,,i *ere in he .pl.t hesigns of ragweed allergy — hayHit moootal made in a tele t*cen |,,rrn military miiiiary and ,vno commercial fever. bronchial asthma and skin It * rare that a Catholic n ,n It p[ " T ’. '• " . . „ , n,lfd uier* Hr tatd the Commerce lie eruptions — poor Pan*y sutlers gbtc lo O, verve, first-hand, wond nn” x" frtanmtrrx lew ur i * . c » | ir --------------, "earlier suggestion to the P»nment was making one study from all Hirer, despite the fact er* of the ict age. Ihi« happened Houfe Armed SeJvtce. Comm.. national Ir.n.portatioa policy each is quite rare in animals. recently at Itamry Field, when the ter H r:t'irv urged training of *n<l ,h•, Senate Commerce CoraThe flop eared terrier was sent tee- nertney urgeu irwHuna Mother Superior of the Sitters of «• |v|, llrL n,r ---------milter--------------propotet another. to the University of Michigan Chritlian Charity not onlv watched S R [he lime hut did n,H go "Mere again it would ...pear lo Medical Center by her owner last flight o|>eration>, but alto tat in inappropriate foi any In summer for relief of her tomll- the cockpit of a carrier jet bomber. so lar at to tuggrtt drafting them. ^ Hrrtey estimated that aliout ho create* lo be made In Ihr tas *'on There, she received . antiMother Auguttilde of Mrndhrn. hiitamtne*. epinephrine. "•J™* N. J . |t visiting all Florida >.hmdt per rent of some three million on aviation ga*o!ine until contid »nd ointments She did get relief. t4UKut |,v her order While ol.t. rv. voung men turned down for null " * h|F m(" r tnloimal.on is avail *nd »he wav so grateful she ailop- ing the routine at All Soul* Catli- tary sctvice could work In rivil »*>•*• * '.* result of these studies." he said ted the doctor who treated her. o!j, Scbi-ol. she r . proved her ad defense. lie Is Dr. Boy Tatlrrson. an In mirat,on for n,r outttanvbng icla strudor In internal medicine and uons l-etwcen the Navy and the a member of the tram of allergy .hutches in Sanford. Her spoken researchers at Michigan. Pansy W|( h t„ observe operational Jet 11 now one of hit moil truttrri «» aircr aft rcMiltr.l in a lour of Ihr F EB R U A R Y II sislanls, lending herself rnthu«la- \‘ava! A ir Station and all its facil Admissions I OS AN GKI.ES ( L T D — United stically to any research project d ir* Christine Robb iP rila ryi Airline* reported one of lit DC7 he ha* in mind. Cdr. K. J . Winter, commanding Gertrude Stewart iSanlordl passrngrr planet set a record Patlrnon *atd. "In discovering officer of Katron &l. conducted the Jatper l.ingard (Sanford 1 Sundae night hy flying from llono what help* Panty, wr will learn rtcunion Mother \uguvtildr wav Junior Pctaughtrr iSanfurdt lulu to fait Angdrt In h hours more aliout hrlpmg humanv who partkulgrl) pleaird a* »hr watch Nrtvon Powers ( Crescent City) and I I minutes with Ihr aid of are *ufferlng allcrgir. If we can ed a giant A M ) "Sky-warrior" »imJoseph F. Gibbs iSanfordi I strung tail winds help her. we ran help any body." julale carrier landing*. Elina Fans J r ISanfordi I Ihe four-engine craft with 40 With Hie Mother Superior « u Richard Pale Thompson I In pavtengers ami a crew of seven tier traveling companion. Sister ilianpuli*. Ind 1 landed al International Airpoit Nuginia Along for Ihe tour of Richard M. Thompson tinmore than two hours ahead of Ramey Field were huter Veronit*. ilianapoii*. Ind ) schedule, chopping six minutes Itova Mac fields iSanlordl olf Ihe old record lime fnr the Emily .lone* iSanfordi |?M«)mile trip Hershey Proposes Draft Of Civilians It's A Dog's Life For Allergic Dog Nuns See Station, Jet Age Wonders Hospital Notes Record Is Claimed By Plane Flight Deaths i Belly Lively and baby hoy riiralor Ewing Galloway of New , . . , . ,, ISanfordi • York, died of 1 heart atlarfc h rrg p * I 8 H t P f l Ik i lS J ' Mary Williams and bahy hoy Saturday ' H OLLYW OOD t l T l i — Foot t Sanford) •--------hall star Frank Gifford offers tht* Josephine Pnff (Sanford 1 ALTO N England i l l 'l l — Su' comment on his role m Warner Bernard Braddy Mienrval Owen Willans Richardson. T» Bros.' "U p Periscope llufiti Whillen (Sanford) Army l i t Eddie Bch^Jr , o . wmnrr uf the 19?g Nobel Price for " T I 1 1 1 it my first good part I whose parents live at V4 Locust Emily Wilson and bahy girl Ave . Sanford, participated Feb. Physics, died at his home here get shot In the film and livr (Sanford) through It." 2 7 with the 3d Infantry Division Sunday. Bess Wenic 11 hlcagn. Ill ( in Exercise Free Play, a largeM O N TR E A L (U P li — Dr. Leon Metal ran production in the Patricia Wheeler and bahy scale Seventh Arm y field training Germ-Lajoie. At. president elect U. S , according lo industry girl ISanfordi exercise in Germany. of the World Mrdiral Association, sources, will Increase about two Th r maneuver, which matched died Saturday at the Notre Dame per cent in I9V*. to 41 A billion The world* first pUslie w»s the 3d against the 4th Armored Hn*ptlal. unit*. glass. Division under ttmulaird combat conditions, wav designed tn deter­ mine the readiness of units and In provide further (raining in the various concepts of modem war­ fare The exercise involved SO W men 7,noo vehicle*, 2S0 light Army plane* and ro jet aircraft. A rifleman in Compmy II of Ihe Td's 31th Infantry, Rrll enter­ ed the Army in September I»J7. completed bade combat training at Fort Rrnntng, Ga., and arriv­ ed in Europe tail March. lie is x I9S3 graduate of Croom.v Ibgh School. Sanford, and ■ lf-W graduate of A A T College of North Carolina. Beil Is a mrmher Hugged 'Jeep! vehicle* save you tttno of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. d u vr fnr ftnnnmiral lugltway travel. •ii-l munrv on job-ailer-joli. Wi th jxiwer lu irn fl, tliese wntkThey have thr rlira traction id'Jeep! h'lfse vrhol rs operate a wide vatlflv of 4-i-lier! drive to mattruvrr eustlv whrte *|>e, ill ripiipment. And their rugged ordinary tru d s can't go— through mil l, tlauun.1 stands up under thr tougiirst land, »<»ft earth nr over rnuglt. r i »ky u -r .K m day* a year. Today!— male a founlry, in gom| weaihrr nr lad. They dale t„ see and drive ihe 'Jeep' vrhirl* K ITA N N IN U. P ». - ( L T D shift easily into cotiventiuiial 2-wltrel Pn ire h*re h*se instituted 1 that's right for your jnl>s. "rourtesy box'* syitrTn fnr Im proving Millions with overtime packer* I nrward t nnl ml ‘J r e p 'l nick*. . . A motorist ticketed (or m er­ I neqi14!|e-f romhinalion of naitruverlins* parking ran get **iy with ahlily and payload capanty! > bargain r»te tl 23 fine if. witS, in an hour of receiving thr tlckal. he deposit* a quarter lo Ih* "Courtesy h o i" attached to each parking meter and later pays another dollar at police head quarters. roller chief Mridron Bowirs said aliout M per cent of ait xlo I niseesal'Jeep*.,, lators have hern taking this "easy dues hundir-ls of jnht! way out." H r added that "almost all the women" who receive tic krts are making use of the new system, whilr thr men stem to he more suspicious In Service A test-drive will prove why ‘Jeep’ vehicles will do your jobs better! Overtime Parking At Bargain Rates Builds ‘Courtesy’ Arcade Package Store Tn§ Jeep SkN FRANCISCO H I M ) — The illness of Secretary ef Stale John Foster Pullet will not ilfect Unit­ ed State*' foreign poltrv of "firm Rv W ILLIAM J. EATON frat in two mayor battle* to drive ness on principle and flexibility SAN JU AN . Puerto Rico ( L T D rarketeeri out of the union and on lactic*." *rtordlng to vice — The AFL-CIO Executive Council tn keep them out. President Richard Nixon . . . . Informed union tourer* *aid He arrives! here from Portland, opened it* winter meeting her* there was ■ fair chance the ousted ,,r<* •!iun',*> for * »erie» of talks under a cloud of criticism that Internstionil Longthorrmen’i Asu,lh California Republican lead - Hy b, night shakedown unions" social ion 11LA 1 would win the first *t% toon would have more than a round of its fight tn re-enter the ,lf w *‘ »f*>rdulrrl towrh haver former break million Negroes ami Puerto Rlran A fL-C IO . They said the Execuf*»l «h** morning witn former • t|Ve Counrll probahlr would voU Scn William F. Knowlaml before workers in Ihelr power in New- not in reject the It -V t respplicaf,F 'n* lo t-°' An*fiM for a lunch. York City. lion hut would name ■ study com­ ron address lie will meet with John II McNlff, executive see mittee tn determine whether M i‘,rn ,rr l,o v- Goodwin Knight in r r tJr) me s > „ York Assorts- wa« fll for membership lhf southern city .................... turn ()f t-ilh(,|lf Trade Unionist*. The It.\ was ousted from the Nixon said hr vpoke tn Pulles made the charge tn%a statement parent federation in for rnrby telephone Saturday after the | „ Ued on the eve of the meeting. >nipt leadership and some A FLv rc rrtiry wav tmormeu ne naa a j|f (Jlj |hp „ IU il|on W4I worie CIO sources 1111I it *till w n not recurrence of cancer. nowr thsn It was tl months ago free of racketeer control. " It is rrmaikablr that he hat whrn he first brought it to light. ------------------------------taken it as stolrallv as he did," "It 11 a sail truth that today. The Coachella Valley In snulfc. the vice presidrnl said. "Ills tptr aftrr all Ihe exposure and all the ern California ranges from XI la it* were excellent." promurs of reform and assistance, W> feet below sea level. Nixon said that whatever decl^ •• ... *,,fr 4,1 ,h* committees and ban, «n is made rrcarilin* Du le. the ir„ |hp rlploilrd workfr „ CAM , Etsenhower Pullev policy of firm - xrry mufh |n Ih, , 4mf |(on ne». on principle and Hrxibiltiy hf w„ |#nc tH,(orf hll c iu u ^ on U c ,lr *" *mild continue came popular," McNlff vatd. „ . . < riM.trA local* Eipamling liiif lA n le r a m C Hr in d phony independent unJ l U U C i l l j Lulll M J tun* and crooked AFL-CIO local* wrre expanding to fait that "there Kveningw K A 2-74110 it no hope whaltoever for an Inlernal thaketio which would drive 1out Ihe racketeer*." 111'**i* vi ii v \ ji't t iv fhr McNlff stalrmrnt added to O f Labor Council M eet HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 A In 'Crime' Course WhenF jt i. iUnlver,.., e c S .s °!t * * T forces, ‘ ' d talC . . , . n ,.i, .of'" . . . . . f .,.h ^federation cleanup who Vic Kobdlo, A g l . 601 K. 1*4 drchlnl to install toll cates on itv alrraifv have been predicting de— ■ P»fking Inti. I! Undere«ll Iour tl" rifnl "retourcefulne*t TV,. The gatrs were set up so that •" incoming la r need, only to T*»» over a treadle to enter, but M leaving a dime mint t.e vie. A Delicious W At ,h*, ' ,hr "*> 11 infnileit A* Mrst, the tludcntt discoverrd that one t*T outside coutvl roll hark and forth over the treaddie and let any numtier of ear* ftre. I j 1cr , arrnrdlng tn UK's chief engineer James W. Sarra. the car wax rrplarrd by man power — seven nr eight burly rollrgianv Jumping up and tlown on the treadle And then there wrre Ihe lets sophisticated undrrgrailua.es who broke Ihe wnodm arms off »n often ( more than lou times I that the university had to start turn ing them nut in Ihe carpenter's chop to save heavy replacement expenses The university has nm* ordered new "fool proof" treadles, . .— Ground doves, the tiniest pig e..n* arotiml, are believed to mat* - Ufa I N ! STEAK DINNER F o r Ym m self anil F a m ily We are going tn let YOU, our friends and customers, re-name tEr • C E LE R Y C IT Y RERTAUR ANT Send u> your favorite name or name* (** many a* yog with). Earh name on vrpatat*. tdain slip of whit* paper, type er priai the names nreGy and legibly. Make sure your name and ad­ dins i> on each entry. Ihe person submitting the winning flam* will trrrive a ticket fnr the— F IN E S T STEAK DINNER IN T H E HOUSE am! ERI E PASSES to the Kite Theatre for hlm -rlf and entire Ivmily 1husband or wife and children). Absolutely free at any time tn suit his ennvenicnte. CONSOL\T1(1N P R IZ E — 10 raise* tn The Itltr CAR EM G4GF.R. Prssprlalor C O N TES T CLOSES MARCH 1st. I»M Semi all entries tn — trie r) City Hrtiauiani I I I Magsseiia At*. Saafard. Flartd* Orders now beinej. taken for copies of Ihe Sanford Herald pidohied im uihi sudUion F "r the past .11 year* it ha* hern Ih* euilom of the .Sanford Herald tn puhltah annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phase* of INDt'STIlY k AlifllCL'LTURE, IIOMK llt'II.D IN fi DF.VKLUl’MKNT, SCHOOLS k CHL RCHKS, SI'OHTS. NAVY A< TiVITIKS. SKMINOLF. I Ot M Y AND C t l.TL'RB W* will mail this Edition anywhere in the world for you on the date uf publication for 25 Be »ure and plan to send your fritndx up north a copy of thi* annual tourist edition 10 that they can *** just what a wonderful plare Seminole County i* . Ihe Sanford Herald family of 4-Wheel-Drive vehicles WlllVS...v«riri Uffift Runfictirin •( 4-WM«I-OrirR sikklit lit M tki-lrt itiMStrttlM ti<«y! F M liriR f 1st --------------------------------------------------- ---------— ‘Jeep* Utility Wagon. . . dual purpo,* srhirle for bittiness and family I 0 . D. Farrell’s 310 I . Vrrilfc Discharges News 0/ Men H11 Tfrjr Btet • it tf o r i CORDELLS 401 ith 8lr*«i Laal REPAIR SHOP Stetford, Fla. Call oh (Bhinq Ijouh Ohtfah 204 W. 1st Street £ q — FA 2-2611 �* fi rn ) r !•) — n £3 '! . If r !! CD CD V i VI CD CD X VI 3 �• * M . M , 19W I• V* M m« Ifn i ' Column To Feature ihter' Side O f News A M « and refreshingly differant daily aoiumn dial reports tha lighter aid* of life in the nation'! capital becomes a regular feature In the Sanford Herald on Wcdnrsday, fab. IS, when “ Alignm ent: Washington." by noted newspaper­ man Ed Koterba. starts making fit flve-lJmw a week appearance ha thaaa pages. It's an out of the ordinary kind of column One day it may give Koterba'* first hand report of the asms Congressional fracas Ural ia blaiooed in the front-page head­ lines, and the neat day M may describe a seemingly trivial hut thought prut oking m n v ersatnm with worrln) cab-driver. Rig news er little events, Important person­ alities oc ordinary people — as long a* they’re interesting, they're all grist to the Koterba mi!! In ♦Assignment: Washington." Koterba. a firmer award-winn­ ing reporter on the Washington post and Times Herald, has U r n ■overing the Washington scene far more Uisn eight years. As hia new readers will soon dis­ cover, be rvally knows his w iy •bout in the complicated mate fa political, governmental, diplo­ matic, bureaucralic, military and fuai plain civilian circles that constitute the busy beehive city M the benks of the Potomac. And bees use he rombines a keen eye for Ibc underlying human qualities in events and peo­ ple with a quiet, unubtruslva hu mor In hia writing. Ills columns are Informative, entertaining, of fan amusing and always enjoy•bla reading. Born in Omaha. Neb., in May, 1019, Ed (he was christened Ed ward Victor) Koterba got hia first whiff of printer*' ink aa a copy boy on the Omaha World Herald at Ihc age of IT. lie Interrupted Ills newspaper career to attend Ufa University of Omaha for two pears, and served in the Army, Where be advanrrd from private to first Lieutenant in military infaUlgenee, from DM2 to I94S. Re­ turning to civilian life, he became • reporter and columnist and. lafar, adltor of the Waynesboro (P a .) Record Herald. Moving to Washington, 1). C , M rly in ttssi. he Joined the staff fa the Washington Tim et Herald M a general assignment reporter, •ontinulng In thst portion when the paper merged with the Wash fagton Port. In 19S2, as a "sideline," hr Started writing a Washington col umn for hit farmer paper, the Waynesboro Record Herald, and fa HtSS. when K was appearing In more than a score of other papers throughout the country, he resigned from the Washington Post and Times Herald to devote full lime fa the rolumn. Koterba recently was employed by United feature Syndicate, Ine„ In replace the late Fredr lick C. Othman. Until hia death, Olfiman'a eol M g , "Fred Othman Says," was Boy Shot, Killed For Stealing Gas T A M I'A l U I ’l) A |rt year-old hoy was shot and killed .Sunday when an angry car owner raughl him sipbontna gas from Ms vehiale. Ruseeil K. Harris dlrd fa a focal hospital here several hours Ister. Robert L. Perry told |>olire Is# had been troubled recently by p«rarms stealing gas from his nursery truck, lie said he opened fire on the youth with a .22 caliber rifle earl) Sunday morning when he saw Harris siphoning r *t from hit ear No charces wetv filed pending Investigation. appearing in The Herald. In the interim between Othman's death the employment of Koterba, The Herald has used columns by Inex Robb and Wil­ liam S. While. "Assignment Washington* by Koterba now gives The Herald tiro of the lop columni to the rutton. The other, "Washington Calling" by Marquis Childs, op pears three times weekly. Salesman Popular, But Picture Shy RAVENNA, Brandt Got Ticker Ta p e , But Mikoyan Had None Ohio -fU PI) — Traveling salesman James N. Eeh la m e of the most popular callers at police station! in Ohio, Penn­ sylvania and New York. Ila'a also the most camera ahy, Zcb sells pistols, riot guns, tear tas. leg irons, blackjacks, handruffs and similar hard war* to policemen in tha three-state area. When he hits the road in bit sta­ tion wagon he's a rolling arsenal. “ I've got about JO revolvers in my ear," Zeh said. "A ll I need U to have some thug ace m y pho­ tograph so he could hijack me. He'd have Use arsenal, complete with bullets." By P IIIL NEWSOM U P I Foreign Newi Fdrtrw The man-of the-week: Wert Ber­ lin Mayor Willy Brandt. The place: Washington and New York. The quote: "1 know now that our American friends are strong­ ly behind us. You can rely cc us Jusl as we know we can put our trust in you." This la an age of official travel. Secretary of Slate John foster Dulles c m scrawl the phrase, "Dulles wai here," fa more daces even than the much travel­ ed and legendary Kliroy fa World War II fama. f Two official visitors fa the U. 8. >ditional part fa «gew York Clty’a in the last few weeki have repre­ welcome to a visiting foreign dlgsented widely-separated ideologi­ nftary or o national hero. There cal beliefs. The first was Anas- w ai no ticker tape parada tor las Mikoyan, drputy premier of Mikoyan. But he should have seen the Soviet Russia. Mikoyan smilingly said Soviet Russia and the U . S. one for Willy Brandt. It was a had two alternatives: friendship cold, rainy, miserable day in New York. Bsrt the aruwdrt urned out or war. He also repealed the communist anyway. And aa W rrt Berlin's mayor demand that the Western powers rode up Broadway, they cheered get out of Berlin. When hr got home fa Moscow, him, "Good luck. Willy," they Mikoyan said the people of the yelled, of ' Good boy, W illy." • Late that day, Brandt left for U. A wanted an end to the cold war, and reported be saw a Washington and a meeting with President Elsenhower, But the chance for a thaw. Ticker tape parade* are a tra­ neat day be was back fa New York again, this time for a mam­ moth reception in hia honor. "The President |ave me firm assurance that the United States will defend the people of West Berlin against anv threat to thslr freedom," he said. And he s»id the President told him: “ A coward has to die 1.000 timei and a brava man only ooce ." It M part of U. S national hit tory fail this nalion forgives its enemies. It also ia part of the national nature to cheer far lh* underdog. Both of these characteristics may hava played a part fa the reception for Willy Brandt. But sympathies aside, there are Iwo charcteriilies of the 44-ytarold" West Berlin mayor about which there i( no doubt. He hated and fought Adolpf Hit­ ler's Naiism. And he bate* and continual to fight Communism. In Berlin last month, be told the city parliament: "free Berlin belongs to tha (ret world." It's one and a half miles boIwcen the Capitol and Dsa Whit* House in Washington. mrM\ Beginning Tuesday Feb. 17 at 9:00 am. Kl> KO TER B A Ladies Coflee Break Seen As Habit-Forming WILLOW GROVE. Pa. fU P D — The "coffee break" not only ha* become generally accepted In U. S. business operations, accordlnr fa a recent aurvey, but more of ttn than not there’* more than one a day. The National Office Mauagr mrnt Association suneyed nearly 2.000 firms in the U. S and Can ads. It reports, and found thal most businesses now permit two, one In the morning and one In tha afternoon, normally of 1> min Utes each. Wrslrrti America is more gen croua with coffee breaks than Use East, the survey showed. In the West. 93 per cent of businesses checked allow two breaks; the Cansdisn average was to per rent. For all firm* rhcckcd fa Can ada and this country, the aver­ age was *1 per cent with regu­ larly scheduled break* Fourteen per cent of tha employers aaid Uicy allowed workers fa have cof fee or other refreshment on a mm scheduled basis Major benrfit reported: the breaks served as morale booslera Major complaint: Workers did not get back fa work promptly after wards. Knitted and woven woolem and blended fabric* in broken sizes. PRICES 27.95 to 75.00 Now Only ^2 Price Ladies Coats Broken sizes, fabric*. 6 PIECES OF SAMSONITE LUGGAGE 1 / a variety of Price -15.00 to 75.00 NOW ONLY ■/j Price |A Piece j j *or _ ^ Only Price Goods In assorted fabric*, regular price* from 69c yd. EACH PIECE SALK TAGGED AT Thanks Extended By DAR Chapter Thanks were extended to tan ford mrrrhanta who contributed to Founder's Day markers by the Sallir Harmon Chapter of the D A K fa a butincas mrctlni' Friday Special mention was mads' of Kline M achine Shop, Miracle Con­ crete C o . William E. Kailcr, Jewelers and James L. Dunn superintendent of park*. A magnolia tree will he plan ted al the Grnrral Sanford lib ra ry honoring Mrs. H. J . la-liman for her loyalty and devotion t Ihe Chapter letters of thanks were read from the Kate Punran Smith and Tamassee Schools for 910 sent to each school Mrs. C. H Dawson repotted that two I>ook> had been given fa the D A. K. library from the Chapter Suits 1/2 Girts Price Coats In agM 2 thru II, a nice selection from which to select. PRICKS 11.95 to 15.95 Me ns Men's Hats Sport Coats Nationally Now '/ j known brand, a selsetioa fa Year round weight. ONE RACK Uv Of LaiHe*’ Regular prices ill 93 and 119' Hreuse*, vhltie* to 19.96 to close out at fa. Price* » M to fa 00 Boy's styles, all sire*. solid rnfora and patterns, rttea fa YOUR CHOICE Price 5.00 7.89 l / j Price Suits In assorted fabric*, age* 2 thru 6. All at f * */2 Boy's Price Sport Shirts Long aleevrft, in age* 8 thru 18, regular price* from 2.98. BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ANOTHER FOR OM.Y « Men's Sport Shirts Entire *tock of long *leeve sport *hirt* in cotton*. wiMilen* mid blend*. Size* small, medium, large and extra large. Solid c«e>r* anil fabric*. PRICES 8.85 to 12.50 BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET ANOTHER FOR ONLY 1 “We / m ~T Invite C h arge A c co u n ts • * * �Sanford Gets Set To Greet Baseball ^ business of lif t for lb* Sanford Bair bill Club will br opened at the la ir ball park tomorrow. The announcement wai mada to- day by Ward Goodrich, business manager fur Ban ford'a entry in Ihr Claat D Florida Stata League. A telephone will be tnalalled, the number to be announced Goodrich laid »ea*on'» ticket* for bo* »rala would lie *old for lio. rhc*e will entitle holder* to >ee the 70 home fame*, on 04 playini date* Six douhlrheader* are scheduled, all dunne the first half of the *ea»on. General admiition ticket* will lie 7S cent*, la* included, for adult*. School children will be admitted for 26 cent*, la* included. Children undrr 12. when accompanied by parent*, will be admitted free. Sale* date* for ticket* will be announced, only 2tn> boa teat* will ■c told, Goodrich laid. Monday throuth Friday camel n Sanford will dart at 7:30 p. ra. Saturday caoiri are scheduled for H p. m. and Sunday conlrst* will commence at 2 p. m. t ifficcr* of the corporation which will guide the leain have not been chosen. However, it i* expected W ARD GOODRICH that Dr. D. H. Slather* wilt be named president and W. K . Melioberl* at vice pm idrot. i'acky Roger* lad week wai named a* Ihe learn manacer. I'layers will report to Frrnandlna • M u rro w P l a n s L e a v e Beach for spring irtimnn, March W N EW Y O R K ( U P I 1— Edward K t». Hanford celebrates tta return to Murine, CBS comnicnlator, will take a year’s leave of abjencs be 'he Florida Sule League on April 22. opponent for the opener here finmnf July I. is Orlando. News Briefs Milk Board Attacked Florida milk distributor* attacked in the Supreme thr Milk Commission'* authority to aet price* *nd flaln* procedure*. today Court legal price fHomesteadintf ‘Out’ Error Corrected On Story Of Jury A LE X A N D R IA . La. (C P U In yesterday's issue of The Her­ Homesteading finally I* on the ald. memberi of a coroner's Jury way out in Louisiana. On Feb. were identified incorrectly as mem­ 14. the state will auction off 1.500 ber* of a "Negro ju ry ." aerta dill in the public domain. The jury was called to investi­ gate the falat slabbing of Ira Uouiiby, 43-year-old Sanford Ne­ HAVANA <111*1>—The luton gro. The erroneous statement said cabinet, with new Premier Fidel a Negro jury was empaneled for Castro, presiding *ot*d »»R y ,0* a coroner's In luest. ^ ia y to alaah its aalarle* 50 per The story should have said a jury to investigate Die Negro's death cent. » n empaneled Memberi of the jury were T. V. Brown, It. P, HOLLYW OOD (U P lt— Aulho- Good speed, W. H Ellerbe, Bobby rttiei were on the lookout today Jones. L. M. Phillips and O. C. for fambler Meyer Lansky. »ought Rowland. The llrrakt regrets the error and for questioning by the Senile Racket* Investigating Committee hereby offers its sinrere apology for the mistake. The error was un­ In Waihington. intentional and The Herald is hap­ py to set tha record straight Castro Cuts Salury Gambler Is Sought ^Cyprus-Peace Sought W LONDON ( U P i ) — The foreign ministers of Britain, Turkey and Greece met with Greek and Turk­ ish Cyprint leaders today to decide the future of Cyprus and end Ihe bitter year*-long dispute. ‘Entranced’ By TV M ERIDIAN Mis* (U P I ) -H . L. Rucker told police he didn't hear a thing while a thief was looting % hie home. Rucker said he wee en­ grossed In a television show at the time. Rackets Bill Pushed W A S H IN G TO N lU P li — -Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mast.i ap­ peared lo have the votes today to win Senile D io r subcommittee* approval of his anti racketeering bill. #10,000 H ear Graham M ELB O U R N E . Australia (U P I) — More than 10.U00 persons pack­ ed Weit Melbourne Stadium again tbntght to hear American evangelist Hilly Graham conduct the third meeting of his Austra­ lian (’miade for Ohrid. No Gambling Ring TA LLA H A S S EE (U P I) - lode pendent gambler* takUu advan­ t a g e of recent good weather— not a crime syndlcale — today was blamed for a pickup in- book­ making activities in thr Miami area. City Is Isolated ST. JO H N ’S, Nfld. (U P I)— This North Atlanlic port city ol ao.ooo was isolated from the Canadian mainland today in Ihe wake of a , — savage billiard that touched off a series of avalanches, killing at least six person* and drstroying a group of homn. Commission Buys Trailer, Rezones The Hoard of County Commlapurchased a used tiailer for 32,w>0 this morning from J. IBM. MrKentlr. The sralid hid was opened and approved. In other action. Ihe Board ap proved the re toning of sections of Indlsn Mound Village lo commer­ cial I for expant ton of the Sanford Iloal Worksi; approved the reiotiing of the Lake ItranUey subdivi­ sion for construction of duplexes; and toned commercial a section of Entminger Farms netr l/mgwood. mo n m •Vatican Broadcasts VATICAN C IT Y (UP)-Vatlcan Radio inaugurated a new service beamed toward Japan Monday nighl with a message bp Pope John X X III. Two J u d g e s Sought WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. George Smsthers says be will ask Congress to provide for two £ » * federal judges as Florida. New Car To Sport Unusual ‘Gadget,* All But Forgotten N E W YORK <UI>l ) ~ " L a o k , " said thr man, and lie opened Ihe luggage compartment of the styl­ ish little green bodied automobile and pointed to a gadget of the open road that most Americana forgot about during thr 1930*. Indeed. most young driver* never heard of It. There it was. standard equipment in an automobile *> new that it w-onl be on sale nationally in America for another month or so, II was a crank-long, metallic, mounted on hook* and ready fur use In ease of conking out of the starter 'Th e Japanese." said the dem­ onstrator, "think of everything There’s many a time since lha crank vanished from the auto scene that I've .wished I had one, plus an engine I could hook It lo." Struck By Truck, Admiral Is Killed WASHINGTON (U P I) Vice Adm. Oihornr B Hardison I Ret ), holder of the Navy Cross for heroism in World War II. was injured fatally Monday when struck by a truck. Hardison tut, died in a hospital several hours alter he stepped inlo the side of the vehicle and was thrown beneath its whrrtl, police said. He was cited for herui-m vvhile commanding an aircraft carrier in Ihe Pacific in I9U Hr was commanding offirer of the Ana coitla Naval Air .Station in 1644 and was aide to the assistant sec­ retary of navy for air before go ing to sea In World War II. Notorious Badman Placed On List Of '10 Most Wanted' W A S H IN G TO N tU P II — John Thomas Freeman, a knife-wielding fugitive, whose partner in erim r was found brutally crushed, shot ami hi* throat silt, was placed to­ day on the FHI's U*t of to moat wanted criminals Technically, til* 40 ■year - old rriminal la being sought on federal auto theft and robbery charges. In the F B I files, he is known at a vicious lawbreaker who has pi* lol whipped women, stabt-ed men, kepi a bawdy bouse and . onoder* himself "too smart to work." FrTcman. a native of Oklahoma, is believes) to be armed and the FBI considers him "estremely dangerous.” He la described a* •*a fast-moving, far ranging felon who apparently considers a gun part of being welldrr*»ed.“ He in i a fondness for Mrsicsn food. The federal warrants against him charges that Freeman and (Hen Roy Maynard, an r* -convict from Colorado, burglarised a drug store at Echo. Kan. and atolr a red sports car at Wichita Falla, Tea., last September. A few- day* after the Lebo rob­ bery, Maynard'* body was found in a wooded area near Fort I-audcrdale, Fla. He had been stran­ gled, shot through the head and hts throat slashed. Ills entire midsection had been crushed, appar­ ently by someone jumping on his aldonteri and chr«i. Following la a thumbnail de­ scription of Freeman: Age 40; height. 5:10 or 6:11; weight. |(SO to 170 pound*, slender build, black hair, gray eyes, rud­ dy cuiiiplestun. Two scars on left side of mouth, operation scar on right hip, cut scars on left tup and left big toe; tattoos "N .E F ." and "Leah" on outer left fore­ arm, "M B '' and "M O" on right forearm. " B J F " on left knee. Berlin 'Showdown' Could Be Delayed MOSCOW ( U P I ) - The Western proposal for a Big Four for­ eign minivtera conference on G er­ many may have laid the ground wurk for postponing (hr showdown this spring on West Berlin, foreign it ipin rn atic sources said to­ day. Th r source* said they consider­ ed II likely that the Soviet U n ­ ion would accept the Western pro­ posals for the conference made In notes ‘ delivered Monday. It was noted that the Soviet government had been pressing far some time for East-Writ talks on thr question of Berlin and G e r­ many. The source* said that while the Soviets might seek clarification on some points and make tome counterproposals befurr agreeing on a time and place, the general expedition was that the talks are likely to start before May 27. American officials said the West preferred that the conference be held in la ir April or early May in Geneva or Vienna. Last Nov. 27, thr Soviet govern­ ment said it would turn over its control functions in Uerlin *.o the East Germans unless thr subse­ quent six months produced an agreement to makr West Berlin a "free, demllitariird" city. * VOL D n ltn d P rre # Lauad W Ir* INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Ea tn b lU h e d 1908 TU ES D A Y . FEB R U A R Y 'Outer Space' Interests Satellite Is Copy Of Medicine Ball Seminole High Students titudenl* in acience ela*«ea at Seminole High School, at the Sth and 10th grade level, show a keen interest in Ihe wonders of outer space. Such Unng* as the invinUun of (he electric light and Pascal's Navy Blimp Falls, Four Feared Dead PIN KTO W N. N . C. ( UPI ) — A Navy blimp p l u n g e d into the (•real Dismal Swamp In Ihr pre­ dawn darkness today and explod­ ed into a holocaust in which four of ita seven crcwinemberi appar­ ently perished. A logging crew pushed through Ihe muddy, densely • thicketed swamp to c a r r y three of the crewmembers to a hospital at Washington. N. C.. where they were reported in critical condi­ tion. The remaining member* of the ill fated tighter than air craft, one of two on a trip from the C.lyneo Naval Air Station at llruniwlrk, Ga . to the blimp installation at laikcliursl. N. J ., were missing and pmunted dead. rtrscuen found no bodies in lilt ankle deep water and thick un­ dergrowth surrounding the disas­ ter scene, but left to naval authoritlei the Usk of probing the smoldering ashes marking the main wreckage Thr hospitalised sailors, suffer­ ing raslnly from burns were identified as Lt. J. C. I.ynford May. 2S, of Oswego, Ore.; A T Roy Lyon. II, of Ferndale, Mich , and AMS Orville L. Moore of McAl lister, okia. The Navy identified the miss­ ing as: Lt. Arthur A. Ahrendta, 64, Wilke* Harre, Pa.; Lt. ()|> August A. Cathir. 64. Brooks, Ore; AMI Frank R Day 13. St. Simons Island. Ga.; and AT2 An­ derson F. Howard. Jr., College Park. Ga. Visitor Aces 16th At M ayfair Club A gui-st at the Mayfair Inn from New Rrx-helle. N . Y.. mad* a holein on* Sunday at the Mayfair Country Club. Imu Sack used a five wood for hts a-e on Ihe 147yard Kith hole Sack finished with a 1*8. Playing in his foursome were Sol Rich­ mond, IVte R ein ami H, Atkins, all gueitl at Ihe hotel. Weather Partly cloudy throuth Wednes­ day. Few widely Mattered after­ noon shower*. High thli allrrnoon near aa. low tonight M to 65. Variable winds ■ I* It mile* per hear. Law of Pressure have to lake a back seat to Dr. Von Brauns ex­ periments of space conquest In a world of moon shoot* and rocket mastery, the children of today arr confronted from every communicable source as to the Importance of world dominance through space travel. It I* the talk of everyone, everywhere and local student* are no exception. From 100 student* seme tier projects, approximate!) 55 per cent selected a topic, of Uirtr own choire. relating to rockets, mtss ties, project* at Cape Canaveral or similar areas dtrrrlly aligned to miter spare. This tend* to show just where their main in­ terest of scirnce lie*. This again can tv validated by Uie profound class discussion* en­ countered whenever the subject Practically every student ran add be or she ha. read or seen to make thr disruption worth while to all. The same is not true, however, when Archimedes' prin­ ciple or Hall'a prorrss is Ihe topic of debate. There are the few who divress ‘I ' J A T . c" r>th,n‘ ' •• »• «l* c le d f hUl when thry are talking about the "apace age." Teacher* feel that this ta good, as long a* student* do not for­ get the basic principles of scirnce responsible fo r advancements made toward the goal of solving Ihe mysteries of spier; and that such men as Edison, Pascal, Archimedes and Hall were Instru­ mental in developing these prin ciplea. Negoes To 'Mix' All Alone, Maybe F R O N T ROYAL. Va. (UPI>— Wwrrwrs County abollibti racial segregation In III only high school Wednesday but most of the white students and the Ne*ro childrrn will he seatrd a half mile apart. It would come as no surpnse to this uld Shenandoah Vallry town If only a handful of white aludrnl* sleet to join 22 Nrgrurs for Ihr reopening of the school which was built to accommodate 1.000. Warren County, Ihe first pre dominantly rural area in Virginia lo comply with court ordered inte­ gration. will, In rffrrl, surrender the hlg school silling on a hilt top to thr Negroes. The county1* white students, about #00, will remain In the makeshift private els vie* they have allrndrd siner last Kept. 12 when the high sehool was closed under Virginia's now e a 1 1n e I "massive rrilstancr" laws. The private classes, set up In churches, a union hall and a con­ federate museum on an emerg­ ency basil lait fall will ronlinue for at least the remainder of the rurrent school terra. CAPE C A N A V E R A L, Fla ( U P I ) The satellite hurled into the aky today by the Navy's Vanguard ia a tiny wrathrr bureau, the ai>e and shape of a mrdtrine hall. The sphere has two small win time's on opposite sides from which instrument* *.*n the cloud*, aea A ny Liffe On Mars? Science Thinks So W ASHINGTON ( U P I ) - Many remain skeptical but that two re scientist* now believe tbsl the cent studies bolster the life on first apace traveler to reach Mars theory. Mara wrtll find some form of lifr Researchers at the Air Force there. School of Aviation Mrdicine at Such a possibility long hac beta Randolph Field, Tex., conducted a subject of scientific speculation a series of trsts to determine Interest ha* intensified in propor whether organisms such as bac­ Uon to man's stride! toward even­ teria and fungo could survive un­ tual Interplanetary travel. der Martian conditions If Ilfs does exist on the earth's They were placed to Jars filled nearest planetary neighbor, it with nitrogen at low pressure, very likely la s primitive form corresponding to the Martian at­ such aa bacteria and fungi. Bui mosphere. and exposed to sudden Mars could have developed some temperature changei from 7T de­ animal lift adapted to ita r«pid grees above tero to 13 below temperature changes and almost Organism* requiring the normal oiygenless atmosphere. amount of oxygen died But those The National (ieorgraphie ftoci needing liitle or no oxygen vur t i f reports that sum* scientists, vlvod sod tvan grew. 17. 19MJ RAN’ F O R D . F L O R ID A N O . W it nisb her with values, but dui not want them produced until iht en­ tire appraisal had been cumplrlrd Lkiwllng compared the value of a house to Ihe car market, deserv­ ing Ihr depreciation in • year of wear. In rvplaining how his em­ ploye* resrhnl their conclusion* atom! a buiklmg. he said. "After you look at hundred* of houses you can tell what kind of floors they have ami whether Hie walls are plastered." Hr added: "But the people want lo know whit their taxes will hr. and I can’t tall them that. It i* customary to make an appraisal knuwing what the assessor i* go­ ng lo do.” When reminded of the state law requiring 100 per sent assessment. Dowling said, "It doesn't matter whst the law says There isn't any county ut Florida with lou per rent assessment, and I've never worked on on* before." Commissioners adriioo Dowling Burglar Gets $50 At Sanford Motors The office of Ihe Sanford Mo tor Co,, UXh St. and Sanford A v e , was ransacked early this morning While nothing was taken from Ihe office, more than ISO wai stolen from the rath register In Ihe spare part* room. Police officer* W. R. Cttsgrave and John Rumbley reported that all was quiet at the corner during • 4 a. m. check. Tracks were found beneath on* of th* win dow* where entrance was gained Thr burglary was reported by J W. Bogle at 7.24 a. m. to go on with the job, |>utting a full cash value on th* cards. Die Board also aikrd him to give Sirs. Walker the card* at soon at jxst•ibl*. Dowling said he would talk lu Mr*. Walker about their sched ulea, since th* tax roll will have lo be mode up within th* nett few months. Ilowllng promised that the Two Cars Collide; Occupants Unhurt Two cars collided last nighl at th* intersection of Woodlawn Dr. and Onora Rd . but drivers and passengers escaped unhurt. Slate Trouper J. L. Slkrs said that Jainrt Lawrence Kravriiiann, 17, 2122 Wood* Ave , Orlando, was llie driver of one car. Oscar William Ia>rch, Fort Atkinson, Wis., the driver of thr other. Sikes said the accident, near Pinrcrrst Baptist Church about #:2n, occurred as I/ireh wst com­ ing out of Woodland Dr., Krasemann was going east on Onora. The Krasrmann vehicle was oc­ cupied by aeveral hoy*. Kritemann was charged with failure to have hla vehicle undrr control and going 16 m ilri per hour la a 33 mile ion*. F uneral Tom orrow Funeral service* for Mr*. Fletta I. Snare, who died Sunday night in Orlando, will be held at th« Britton Funeral Homs. Mr*. Snars will be buried to Evergreen Cemetery immrdlatrly Ihe service* following Satellite T o Snoop On Sun, Rain, Sea B U L L E T IN W A S H I N G T O N ( I ' l ’ D — T h e United S I m I m Ihe firot weat he r M lellile ia o r b it today. plated CAPE CANAVERAL Eli*. (U PI)—A Navy Vanguard iimtlvvi into the skit'* today bearing a 20-iiK'li satel* *w. r*.rt 1 t!r o“ . ' r,.l'r'‘,rlll‘ tM r iite on a historic new study of tint atmospheric conditions first step toward obtaining con tinuous mapping of the earth's that cause (ho north's turbulent weather. Immediate mission of tha new earth muon wu* to mea­ wrathrr. The weather station has a life sure cloud cover surrounding the earth, hut one of the til* expectancy of atwiut two weeks. The liny station operate* by sending hack to eaith information representing measurement of the reflection from objects over which it passes, Photoelectric celts trans­ late this reflection— which varies in intensity for cloud*, land and water— inlo ele trie Impulses. The ImpuNrs are sloted in a tape recorder within the vatelllte for transmission* to the earth on signal from land-louml tracking •tattoo*. One transmission will be seal on each of Ihe «alrlhte's orhil*. The information on Ihe tape then would erase on another ngnal from a mini-track sialiun, clearing it for storage or subsequent messages. Th r satellite contains a srrond transmitter to semi hack lo earth tracking information, temperature within the payload and other in­ formation. Thai tranimitter has a life esperlaliry of four week*. Woman Strangles Her Mother, 85 M ILW A U K E E , Wis (UPI) — "Whal you did to my baby I do (o you," an Estonian Immigrant lotd her U y e a ro lii mother Then the daughter. Mr*. Lydia, Tarasidit, 54. strangled her moth­ er with two head scarves. Police round Mrs Julue Saar, »S. lying dead on the floor of ■ rear bedroom while Mrs. Tar* sidla aat quietly by. Relatives tab) the killing Mon day night elimavrd a 35 year feud between mother and daughter In broken English, Mr* Tara vldiv laid how shr gave birth to an illegitimate child 35 years ago Her mother look the hahy and "cut off it* head." she told police. A nephew. George Saar, 20. said Mrs Tarasldis also blauird her mother for the death ol her hua hand last June of an ailment offtrially listed as kidney disease At poRcr headquarters, Mrs. Taraddix calmly told officer* how she went to her mother's bedroom "to talk lo her for the last time " "If she did not listen, thru I do it to her . . ami I da ll. I did and l want for punishment " Toastina.stcm Meet Toastmaster member will invite their wives to dinner tomorrow night at the Mar lanl Restaurant. Judge Voile W illiimi Jr. will he llw gurst speaker. The dinner will he at 0-30 p. m. County Assessment Ahead Off Schedule Property evaluation in Seminole County is ahead of schedule, ac­ cording to It. L. Dowling, presi­ dio, t of the Dowling Appraisal Co. Hr appeared before County Com­ missioners this morning to give a progress rcjKirt. Dowling told Ihr Board Diet the mapping of the |K)pulatKin ia 76 per rent eomplelrd and that no per rent of the buildings have Iw-en appraised. Sanford, Longwood, Altamonte Springs and Ovtrdo have been finithed, although values have not leen set on any i-uildings. When asked why he had not submitted in/ cards lo Mr*. Mary Karla Walker, he said that he could fur- * Navy Fires Weather Vanguard Casualties hinted A LrflEIIS. Algeria ( UPI ) - The French military command an­ nounced Monday that 532 Alger! an rebel* were killed, wounded or captured In flashes with French security force* last week. X L IX AM iNioks would be open lo till- public a month liefiirr thr Fqualiiation Hoard meeting, givin* taxpayers a chance to settle complaints, if any arr found. "Tou can't find * totter method than the one we uce to put in tax office*,” Ita* ling «aid. "You iiave bought the entire office system which nerds only lo to Installed and i-«:petuated ut future asses*menu " David Andrews, ap|>raivrr In the tax assessor's office, vat in the audlrnrr. Hr said nothing. --------------------------------------------------------------. innate targets of sut-h miniature weather stations In space would be to spot Atlantic hurricane* and Pacific typhoons. The National Ancwnauuca and Spar# Administration annov'Mad that all three slag** of th* bulletvhaped mis silt had fired success­ fully. Dr John Thurmond ukrd Ihe The NASA Saul the Vanguard Board ol County Cominlssjonera to clarify his position in the b rin g , so often plagued is th* county health department this I'**1 ky failure*. "looked good." Tb tre „is one eatelhl* from a morning. ■ _. Dr Thurmond charged that due '••‘guard tiring now etrlo Ihe failure of two health ol cl*"“ 1LhT Today • rocket w*> set to plots finals to comply with his re­ quests, two patients had suffer­ th* aatrllite to an orbit with a minimum altitude ol 300 to 100 ed. nillea and a maximum altitude sf The tm-dical director said that l.tUM) mites. he hail atkrd hospital admission Th e only previous Vanguard Is for an expectant mother, whose baby otherwise was lo small to achieve an orbit wsa s 6Vxpound tra'. sphere (ired la g March live. "In ihy opinion." 17 and now In tn orbit that may Thurmond said the request was last aa long la 2,0V) years. never made by the Hrslth De­ Today's flung ear an import­ partment official; the hahy was ant nrw scientific effort to find born si home with Ihr services out what gives us the kind of of a midwife: despite the pro­ weather we have on earth. vision of an incubator, Ihe baby Crammed into the 20-inch, 21 Sidied ll weighed only 3'v pound* pound sphere were InalnmionU to at birth. scan th* clouds, sea and earth. In another example, Dr. Thur­ The intro ale package rfpresen*mond told Dir Hoard, ha had ask­ ed Ihe first step toward obtaining ed confirmation for heart surgery coultouou* mapping of the earth's on an indigent patient. The hos­ weather system. pital called to ask where th* This particular space weather patient was; the letter had n*v*r station was designed to been written. m i lit* aid dele fee about Dr. Thurinuitd was asked to re­ weeks. turn this afternoon with the two At 16:55 am . flame* muabllrstlh Department officials. D ie rwiiaed from the bate of live Board wai to stamina the gaunt, cartridge • shaped rocket charge*. end it ruse gradually from Mn launching sue. Picking up speed, It forged into a heavy overcast about 47 second! after olastoff and only ita tow rumble roukl be heard aft*f that. Th* Navy said that only three mor* Vanguard launching* are . „ „ , . scheduled in Ihe aerie*. 1 hlldren from all Seminole Cuunty •fhool» *r* k " * 11 11 *h' county fair today. Prom 3:30 lo T p. m . the youngsters will enjoy the exhibit* and midway at the American Leg inn Fair grounds on IT M Die fair opened nflielally yesterday afternoon, when Ihe rnmmerelal exhibit building was de^ C A t.K CANAVERAL. Fla. (U P I) ! “ •! - T h e Air Force maintained strict Field. Following s roneert by the secrecy today about a new type Seminole High School hind, a of solid fuel rocket fired from Ihs short address was given by Kar- teat renter Monday. lyle llousholder. Introduced were An official statement released leadrrs of Seminole t’ounly: Cora after the firing ahed little light mission Chairman John Krlder, on the new program; "A research . . . f l" or I-e# Gary. Oviedo; Mayor Al *d." lairinann, I-onuwood, and Frank ll was learned unofficially, Evans, Lake Mary. ever, (hat Ihe test vehicle was the Fair I’rvstdrnt Lynn Lyons cut forerunner of a new top secret the riht-on, and the week of fun rocket Just passing from th* ptaiv began. The fair will to open from nirig Into the testing stage. rt p. m to midnight Wednesday The rocket wai about 40 fe«4 and Friday; from n<»>n to 6 p. m. Thursday, when children of the long and not nearly 10 heavy in Methodist Children's Home and Ihe tody as Ihe Navy's solid fuel Lutheran Haven wilt be gue.ls; I’olarts. Hut the roar it gave off and from noon to midnight Hat as It rumbled out over Ihr ocean w.*s much like that of a I'olarli. unlay. lt was believed at first tha Among the *|>crlal features of rocket was • jet powered Green lb* exhibit* are dally drmonstra tjoail, which U designed for Hons by the Seminole County launching from HIT and U32 jet Home DrinonsUntion Clubs. Tonight the Sanfurd Club will bumtor* Hilt proved false, al­ though ihr firing was earned out diow rush veal weaving Tomor­ row, thr li.n cva Huh will demon- by the McDonnell Aircraft Co, of SI. tonus. Mo., which manufac­ vtratc liquid embroidery; tomor­ tures the Green ljuail. row night, Luke Monroe will dls play the art of making ceramics. Thurmond Charges Cooperation Lack Local Fair Opens; Youngsters Guests A ir Force Silent About New Rocket Clinic To Be Held For Local Farmers He tumult County fruit and vege­ table growers, buyers and shippers luday were urged to attend a clinic (>o the I'rnshable Agricultural Commodities Aet of DUO at W rit I'atm Beach. Feb. 25. Under this act. grower*, buyers ai.d shipper* of all fresh fruits and vegetables arr afforded Hie great­ est protection jioMlhle from dis­ honest and fraudulent ptaetkra, according to l -u Ihitner. manager of Ihr Florida .Slate Farmers' M ar­ ket her*. Burner said invrtligalkma and proseeotiua*, where advliabU, are condurted by J . W. Branch, W in­ ter Haven, nt no rest to th# grow­ er. "Everyone Interested to agricul­ ture should to familiar with this act, vinca It haa the maana of sav­ ing th.inlands of dollar* for grow­ ers and If Ihe only means airoci- Cattlemen Enter Kissimmee Show Semmolt County exhibitors do­ minate the list of entrant* to th# Kisitmmr* V a 11 • y livestock Show, which starts tomorrow and runs through Sunday. In Aberdeen Angus class, Rob­ firally designed for their protoert Hopkins of I-ongwuod la en­ lion." Ilutnrr laid. The act regulates the lltfiulng, tered. llrahmin exhibitors include A. I)udi and tone, Oviedo. Here­ bonding and shipping of dealers. Ae an example of whit the act ford* are entered by Jerry and means to farmera, Ilutnrr said Arden Arndt, Oviedo. Shorthorn that dealer reports on prices paid exhibitors include Carl Stubbing*, "due to infcnut quality, spoilage, Lake Mary. Commercial purebred breeder* ele.," can to investigated thor­ oughly al Do m tt to the grower, will to shown al well aa 411 Club entries. Th* show la to lla if >uch reports ere doubted. Hr jointed out tint taint grow­ year. er* tsks "extremely low prices" when they Wouldn't. Familiarity with this act probablv would re­ N o Hooks, N o E xam s EAST LANUNO, Mkh. (U P I) sult m more investigations for prices received In c a m where — A classroom with a* taatbneh* gruaer* are told that th* “vary and no axamlaaltoaa might la uw prices on th# other end of th# on# way to atlaulau th# areaUre Un*" wera doe In quality at mar­ thinking at gifted ehildraa, aayi ch* ndu*. Dr. C. Gration Ramp, Michigan Resrn atiooa for lha meeting Stato Univarsity researcher. should be made by calling Hutner Ratap feel* many gifted ahM> *1 FA t - i m A barbecue will to ren are Hi fled by n a(i seared altar lha matting. room i "rigid" re- � 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 16, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/340756ead83b4fc412812d0f86ead246.pdf b880312f9019f13a7cf0931fd5885e40 PDF Text Text jQ M M M I 1 M f t Troops Maneuver Gtrusmen Split On Proposed Ad Tax Dixie’s Lighter Side In Honduras Fight (Jelled P re s* totenutiaeal T h « lighter aid* ef D ixie: John L a rry Jackson. U , decided to taka down the t i p on Ihe bach of hi* ear reading: "H elp atamp Out women d riv e n ." The deeiiloa wai reached after hie auto awerved off an Atlanta atrect and erathrd into a retainto ll wall. Jackaoa waa unhurt, police said, bat ahowed tome e m b le m * ■tent. II Near Albany, Ga., an A ir Force T J J tra iner made what poailbly ia the aloweat IS mile trip on rec­ ard for )et plane*. The plane had to be taken by road to the nearest airfield alter I t . John T . Maya and aludent; Fra n k P. Waltera forceed H on a highway. It took K h I . 8 ■ Police to Baton Rouge, La., tfiooght the coat George Johnion J r . waa wearing appeared a U t laraa for him. So officera forgot the hit of toformation Johnion cam* In to vol unleer, questioned him as to hi* ewn activities, finally charged him with atealiing the coat — among ether thing*. Mae Chewntng (a man) waa on the outside looking In until officers to Rockingham, N.C., discovered to* m ilk cartons ha had been peddling I s ja il in mates contained w hisky. Vice veraa, now. M ust have been strong coffee they were brewing in county of■tee at Birmingham, Ala. Offl•lain nailed a halt to the practice because fumes were causing m ilfunctions at the air conditioning R o sily the goofleat sport# sontoet to recant waaks was tbs has k«tball gams between Oglethorpe U n ive rsity at Atlanta and Jackgsavflto Stats College at Alabama. I n effectively did Jacksonville Bu te Impede the action that N was ■ scoreless tie at the half and Ry R O B E R T S . M c N E IIJ , the final acora waa to-tf. The T E L flU C IG A L P A . H e a d e r * * atalling t a c t i c s didn't pay off. f U P ! ) — Reports from the prov­ Oilethorpe won. inces told t o d a y of Indecisive maneuvering by both side* to There was a bit of waited n o ­ tion in the Georgia Legislature. Honduras' five-day old revolt. Several provincial towns have After both houiea voted favor­ changed hands line* the revolt ably on a b ill Introduced at the requeit of Gov. E rn e st Vandiver, ■tarlrd Saturday—aom* of them twice—but the only fighting re ­ the governor vetoed it . Too h a illly ported so fa r was a sk irm ish at advised on the need for it, be Saba, 120 o«ld miles northeast of said. here, to which on* man on each aid* was killed . The standard procedure has been fo r a rebel force to take over ■ town, after chaaing out Ihe government garrison, only to flee when loyal reinforcements a rrive . At latest report*, rebel column* were threatening Santa R o n , capN EW Y O R K (U P I> — M rs. Ann Thompson, 41 • year -old *onlfac­ to r's wife, w ill be arraigned In felony court today fo r robbing a bank of SI.OOO "to see bow assy M w as." M r*. Thompson disdainfully toss ed the money back at a teller at the Jamaica Saving* Hank Wed­ nesday after sh* obtained K with • note reading: "S h u t up or otherwise! Give me one million d o lla rs." Police said she had been drinking. M r*. Thompson, a p lnerla wait­ ress, had a savingi account al Ihe (tank fur 12 year*. She walked In quietly but steadily, withdrew 1200 from her *276 account, and then shored the note at teller Ba r­ bara Thorne. M r*. Thorn* counted out 11,000 In b ill* and handed them to Mrs. Thompson who walked to the nest teller'* rage where Constance ilia * was working. ‘'T h is la your*," M rs. Thompson shouted, toiling the money over the m c lii grating Whlla b ill* cascaded over M ist R a lt' head and shoulders, M rs Thorn# pressed the bank alarm. Hy the time guards rearhed Mrs. Thompson, she had passed out. Woman Robs Bank, Gives Money Back LA K ELA N D C V PI) Florida citrus growers and processor! were split down the middle today over a proposed new law for collecting citrus advertising taxes. The two segments of the Indus­ try collided head-oo ot • public hearing Wedneaday on a proposal that the tax be levied directly of Copan province, and 8Hal arda i, eapilal at le m p ira prov. Inc*. So far no attack has been reported from either place. Authorities here denied a rebel radio report that Col. Armando Velasques C errito, who hid been living at a refugee to Nicaragua, has returned to Honduras to com m ind the Insurgent*. against th* growers, to stead of being collected indirectly farther up the commercial channel. The Commission, after listening to the pros and corn, decided to r r f e r th* thorny Issue back to 1U legislative committee for furth e r (tody. The U se s are now collected by whoever is th* firs t to put the fru it to commercial channel*—the processor! In about U per cent of th* c u e s and growers coopera­ tives to about 4S per cent. The processors, led by H. R . Cloud, vice president of Minute Maid Corp., argued Wedneaday that they need th* money to finance their own brand adverti­ sing. M arvin Walker, general mao agor nf to# Florida Cltrua Brow ers Cooperative at Lake Wales, coua tared that hI ■ organisation passed on lb* taxes to growera when tbay were paid lo r tbelr fru it. Commission Attorney W. J. Steed of Orlando aald ba could draw ap a legislative b ill calling for tha growera to pay the tax directly which would be const I tutional. But Counts Johnson of Tampa, an attorney for Florida Cltrua Mutual, argued that such a measure would ba unconstitutio­ nal when growers sold their crop while s t ill on the tree. He said th* eariae tax would than be­ come a property tax and tboe Lady Disc Jockey Finally Doxos O ff PO C A TELLO , Id sh s (U P I ) — Disc jockey Je W arner hoping to set a new wake-a-thon record, fe ll asleep in her fiance's arm* Wednesday night. Sh* had stayed awake tar near­ ly 209 hours, 4T hours abort of the goat aha had set fo r herself. I ( ) For The attractive a • yaar • e ll blonde's wake-a-thoa ended Jutf m hours, 41 minutes and 10 sec* ends after It began. She had spent tha tima spinning records at her studio in an effort to aid tha March at Dimes. VOTE ( ) Against I k * P re f "»*< B to *.to a year pay rate* tor eoertboea* e ffk la k , S IG N A T U R E ___________________ A D D R E S S ______________________ Y o u r sig n a tu re and a d d re ss m u st be g ive n . M A IL TO P. a BO X 27* — SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A Illegal. (j M a y w * h «lp yo u se le c t y o u r fa v o rite V a le n tin e s g if t ? W e 've ■ lo v e ly e je c t io n fro m w h ic h lo ohooee. T o lle t r t o * , sp o rtsw e a r, lin g e rie , drensoe, J e w e lry , handbags, g love*, hoed ■ n il m a n y e th e r g if t ke m e too n u m e ro u s to Hat. i French Discussing Algerian Problems P A R IS ( U l1! >— P r e a id a n t Charles de Gaulle summoned the French cabinet into session today to discuai the Algerian problem and th* new rrtaia In FrancoTunisian relation*. The cabinet waa called to the presidential palace ostensibly to hear Premier Michel Dcbre re port on hie tour of rebellion wracked Algeria. R I g h t w I n g French s r llle r t mads plain their discontent with de Gaulle'* AlgerIan policies during Debra's visit. Hut the c ris is between France and Its former protectorate ot Tu n iiia was eipected to be given p rio rily by th* nation'! highest cnunrll. Relations between France and Tun isia have dropped to their lowest point since Ihe French bomhing ot a Tu n isia n border v il­ lage a year ago. The French charged the village nf SaklH SldlYoussef was a alaging point tor Algerian rebel forces On Tuesday, the Tunisian gov trn m rn l charged that French m o rU ri In Algeria shcllrd the frontier village of Khaneurt. k ill Ing on* villager and Injuring aev real others. Welcome Wagon Hootoas W * K n o c k on T o u r D o o r w it h G if U k G re e tin g s fro m F rie n d ly B u s in e s s n e ig h b o rs so d Y o u r C ivto and Boctol W e lfa re Le a d ers eft C h u te a t residence A rriv a l* of Newcomen be S a n fo rd P A 2 -I7 5 A B u l k G allagher Can-Can Petticoats T h r ill her with one of our lovely canenn p*tliconto . . . Juat in time to with those Spring and Summer fu ll • kirlo rl dresses. 6.95 up R Is rilu n a trd that there are more than ll.OfO laundries to this cminlry •very k h * " C h e r w - V a n illa Shortie Pajamas B y San louel to aura to please, cotton A dneron, nylon in colid and p rin ts. Bv* all Ihe new colors and atylea. 3.98 up Slip j Beautiful alipa and half* alipc In whlta, blank and pacteli. Tailored to perfec­ tion or laelly trimmed. Is 8.98 up F ro m th * S u p tr S u b T re a su re C h # *t Here’* a flavor that every on# w ill love — New Cherry Vanilla. It's Super Sue creamy Vanilla ica cream with flavor fu l juice-laden red Cheerier. Colorful a* it la super good, l ake a suppJ“ homa and make your refrigerator a Treasure Chcsl.' Have Super Sua lea Cream on head at n il lima*. Gowns What Valentina wouldn't love to hare one of our vhortle, regular or waltc length gownaT Why not g ift ka r with onaT 8.98 up Robes Regular, shortie nylon and cotton quilted robe*, alao a nice selection af s t o fft * ft :-t 4w ft T V ,. J'' , 9 .9 6 “Wt Invite Quu-gt Account#" �■. ^ > U | M I Integrity Pledged In Millage Rates n * Sc ni lo o k County School Board, by resolution, hai pledgad "in te g rity and aconomy" In setting ichool U k millage rate* after the current property appratia) and assessment program* are rompleted. Coplea of tha reaolution w ill be Mitt to Gov. I.ettoy Collin*, Stale • m p tro lle r Ray E. Green and Mr*. Mary Ea rle Walker, county tea assessor. Th * resolution. adopted yesterday, pledge* the board’* inte­ grity in levying millage for ope­ ration " In proportion to the re ­ commended level of evaluation." It further Mate* tin t m tllige w ill be levied only to meet the coun­ ty’* minimum and e*irntlal pub Uc ichool need* • n h f action followed a atatemrnt by M r* Walker yesterday at * Joint meeting of the School Board and County Commiaaioner* that th* felt U»e tea bate "ahould be broadened aomeuhat. “ We are working now on ratio atudiet ui su lriiv lsto n s to tee what thouli be don* there." the aald. " I have conferred with Hay Green and be ha* aaked for the privilege of helping me act the level after we get the ratio atudica." David Andrew*, a member of M rt. Walter'! ataff. told the Joint tioarilt, " I think we w ill have the hornet on the ro lls that you want there." M rs Walter felt action on the part of Dowling Appraital Co. wat needed " I f we ran ipeed their appratiali up. wr can con­ tinue work on our ratio studies," she said, " f u ll information i* not yet on the card* They have the value of the hornea. but not the land. The tooner ue can gel the flguret and the budgets from the boarili, the aooner we can get started." The School Board's resolution is atmilar to one recently by the County Commlttionert. who also pledged that millage w ill be krpt to the minimum if a broader ^Seminole Chamber of Commerce* tax base la established. member* tonight w ill hear an addrrat on the attitude that a b uilnrttm an ahould have toward public office. Speaking at the annual ban­ quet at the Mayfair Inn w ill he Millard F . Caldwell, former govornor of Flo rid a and oft mention TO KYO I U P I > - The Republic o( ad candidate for the itate's top Korea b r o k e off negotiation* aimed at establishing normal re­ /jffice in 1M0 In recent addretaea, Caldwell lations with Japan in a rapidf i r r reaction today tn Japanese baa challenged buiinraamen to cabinet endorsement of a plan to take a more active part in poll- repatriate Korean resident in Mas. At the came lima, he ha* Japan to Communist North Korra. Y lu Tai Hal. R .O .K . m inister to lashed out at what he termed “ weakened fence • lit t e rs " in Tokyo. Informed Japanese Vic* Foreign M inister H u m a n Yarnsflte current integration debate. da that the Seoul government Caldwell now i* a practicing considered the talks "ru p tu re d " attorney in Tallahassee. Before The Japanese cabinet endorse­ taa election aa governor, ha aerv- ment of Foreign M inister Allchiro ed in the Florid a legislature and Fujiyam a's repatriation p la n * was the U . S. Congressman from came in spile of s t iff warning* of possible consequence* hy South B i t T h ird Diatrict of Florida. He w ill he Introduced by Own. Korea. In Seoul, a spokesman said i . C. Hutchiaon Mack N. Cleveland J r., Charnb- South K o rt* w ill resort to "any ar president, w ill introduce ap«- and avary d ra stir measure" to aial guest* and Clifford McKlb- frustrate the repatriation plan* bin J r., immediate p u t preai- Foreign M inister Cho Chung Whan dent. w ill deliver the Chamber'* . . id hi. government w ill take and whatever "whatever coat report for the pa at year. m Th e banquet it set for • : » p. n The f f JJapanese tusni - se guv a m aril a rnmeet m .n l ba be waroad U a l Korea w ill have te pursue its own interest* and that of the unfortunate people Japan is ushg *o c ru e lly ," Cho said in a statement iuued alter an emer­ gency meeting of the Korean cabinet 11* did not >ay what action was planned. But the It <> K Defrnac W ASHING TO N ( I l l ' l l - John L . M inistry aald naval and air Lewis expect* to leave a hoapltal force* art ready to go inlo ac­ Ibon a f t e r recovering from a tion "at any time " It added that heart disturbance and pneumonia. no order* had been received. Chamber Will Hear Caldwell Tonight Japan-Korea Rift Near Danger Stage News Briefs To Leave Hospital Princess To Visit LONDON ( U i'D —Prlncea* M ar gau-t w ill v is it Nigeria when the temporary court o r d e r Issued temporary African country celebrates Its in ­ dependence In October, 1* 60. Johnston Reelected fH O L L W O O D ( U I’l) — E ric A. Tohnilon waa unanimously reelec­ ted president of th* Aisoclalion of Motion Picture Produrcrs T h u r s ­ day. New Constitution K A TM A N D U . Nepal ( U P I) — King Mahendra mad* public Thursday the provisions of a new aonstltution for Nepal, which nev ar had a real constitution. Asylum Requested LYO NS, France (U P D — Police said today that Jean Steier, SO, vice president of Poland's bobsled (•deration, has asked French au­ thorities fn r political asylum. Bump By Bullet V IC K SB U R G , M iss ( U P I> - T h e bump on the head of Rye a rold Jimmy Bryant wasn’t due to a Wee sting, after all. When the bump failed te go down, a doctor opened it and found a 21 caliber bullet imbedded tn the icalp. Reul ‘ Emergency’ C IN C IN N A TI, Ohio ( U P !) — D r. John Ziegler sent for a copy of federal government publication No. 1S70U, "Handluok Fo r R rn s rfancies " Tw o waaks later Ui.<00 copies of the publication a r­ med at hia home Chorus To Perform Rotary Program Set fc r M O NTG O M ERY. Ala. ( U P D Tha A'abama Supreme Court re­ futed T h u rid ty to accept th* VM. Supreme Court order d itm itiin g a StOO.oun fine againtl the NAACP. The »tate court **id the deei *ion w i i hated on "erroneous m form ation." Montgomery Circuit Judge Wal­ ter B. Jone* Inpoted the fine in June I9J6 for contempt when th* group rrfuted to surrender mem­ bership and other record*. The State Supreme Court upheld the fine. llnuevcr, the U. S Supreme Court ruled that membership lis t s were private and therefore ;hc NAACP "apparently had complied with Jone*' order tn produce other record* tuch at certain hooka, paper* and document*.” But the itatr'a higheit court ^ j, , , lh „ , mi,iake. with lh , fr u«-rsl court * ruling bated M -trToneoui Information not r o n ll(n fd |n the court record " Th< Alabama courl said the S N A C l’ did not make the records available and therefore wa* "a tlll tn control p i." * Gov. John f'atterscn, then elate attorney general brought suit against the NAACP for an In Junction lo drive the group from Alabama. Patterson claimed the NAACP had never registered as required by stale law, and waa fomenting racial unrest No action was ever taken on a permanent Injunction hut the jay Jones prohibit* the NAACP from operating in Alabama at the present lima. 'Salesmen' Booted By Sanford Police Fiva magi sine solicitor* were aaked to leave Sanford last night by the police. The four g irls and a man claim ed they were sponsored by tha Youth Wing of the Sanford Re­ creation Department Sales were made under the name of Pub lish­ er* Continental Sale* Corporation, Michigan City, Ind. T h e ir permits were revoked after complaint* by Sanford real dents City manager Warren K. K " uw,“ “ ld *“ * ‘h* ‘ door muat have a permit from hi* office The tales permit ap * . . . book** M Periodical*, . nr1w ,., . i „nuraery stock, ar anything alee "Salesmen must show th* per­ mit on request, and it would bo ■.vise to check on it before allowlng them w your homes " "Keen If you don’t buy any­ thing, no'ify the poiiee or my office. Ily allowing thrm to leave, they a rr *free *” to prey on the next‘ person Before they can sell any­ thing they muat be registered in my office." The county 1* also damping down on peddlers Hesidsnla are asked to call the Sh e riff's office if solicitors ranno* produce a valid license. The action w ill pro K J a c A U / J lL P im m IN e S l ” l i n i\ m a , tect legitimate salesmen and save the innocent housewife money and possible anguish. In recent day*, both depart­ NEW YO RK ( U P I) — One of New York's pigeons H»» really ments said they had received complaints about bogus rug clean feathered bis n*«t. Rosins Pagan, a green r)td era, megatlne salesmen and te r­ Brasilian actress, complained to mite expert*. detectives Thursday that she ; ut her T-carat diamond ring w -rth 17.1*10 on her dressing table next to a window in her apartment and a pigeon stole R. He Just stood on the wind-.w Ralph Wlthereli, president of s ill and pecked the ring right up The Doliary Republican C lu b , with his beak Then flew away, welcomed IS* members at the she said. Police searched around the annual Lin ro ln 's Day dinner tn the Strt*on University dining room building for nearly three hours before giving up the hunt Theie last night. The invucatiun was given by were plenty of pigeons, but none the Rev. A. C. Summer* Dr. wearing * diamond ring. Gilbert L Lycan, professor of It may be a ca-e for the tuft squad',""one" delertive'^'moltcred! *'°r? * nd , po,' “ c" ,c l,n " ** Hut which loft? New York build- th* mg. .nd rooftop, have thousand, “ A b r.h .m Lincoln, dressing h is honesty, ability, tense of of nesting places. humor and kindness O fftrers of the club were intro duced A variety of tolos and Attending the Water Hrsourres duet* b) studrnla of the Univer Conference In Gainesville are 5 aity wa* well received. The entertainment was arrang­ O. Chase and Ben Wiggins Cecil Tu c k tr, county agent, wat hick ed by M rt. Adam Muller. D in ­ in Sanford today after spending ner arrangements were made by La V e il* E . Pierce. yesterday at the aeaaiuo. Pigeon ‘Feathers’ Valued At $7,000 Republicans Meet To Honor Lincoln Two At Meeting * VO L I l IX T ’n iU d AN fra a # Leased W ir e IN D E P E N D E N T E a U b lia h a d 1906 D A IL Y N EW SPA PER * F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 13, 1959 SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A NO S70 Pay Hike Request Withdrawn; County Seeks More Home Rule Commission Says No Raise Sought Four Seminole County officials last night officially withdrew , helr f r qU r lU for annual salary raise* of 12.SOU At tiie tame time, however, the local legislative delegation wa* asked to "keep an open m ind " in the matter of possible increases "comparable to those la other counties." School Expansion Program Started The movement for expanding school facilities la on tn Sem i­ nole County. Attorney Douglas Slenstrom wat aulhoriied by the School Board yesterday to purchase ten acre* of land bordering th* Lake Mary School properly. The land, which la now owned by Fra nk Evan*, w ill be used for expanalon p u r­ poses. School buses w ill continue te be purchased by the board, which voted against buying the ve­ hicles through a cooperative hid with the state, i ’sat experience, H. T . Milwee, said ha* shown a "better deal" b» Independent bid*. In other action, the board mov­ ed te offer tile Geneva Negro School property for tale. Another school has been furnished for th* children. T h * 43.200,000 school bonds were awarded to the firm of Salomon and H u ttle r. Officials were enthusiastic about th* elate audit by Bryan W il­ lis . W illis ' general statement read. "Financial condition waa good; finances were well manag­ ed and eapenilHures held within available resources: budgets were property prepared and followed; property record* ware maintain­ ed; internal account* ware audit­ ed each year and maintained in accordance with good business principle*." Dulles' Operation Is Termed Success W ASHING TO N ( U P I) — Ss-cr* tary of Stale John Foster Dulle* underwent what wa* described as a "successful” harnia operation today during which the doctors alto removed tissue and fluid for "m lcrnaroplr eaamlnatlon" Uncoln White, State Depart ment preta officer, aaid the 70year old secretary waa "on th* operating table )**• than an hour.” The operation at the A rm y's W aller Reed Hospital wat per formed by M*J. Gen. Leonard Heaton. It was deernhed aa la y­ man'* languagr aa repair of a rupture. White said in answer te a qut-s Uon that the tissue and fluid were removed In the area of the hernia. Tisaue and fluid frequent ly are removed te cheek for pos ntdc cancer. -y_| I TU C K /\ ^ , U V C r t U n iS , Nobody Injured A tractor tra ile r ha lf-fille d with crate* of celery overtumra yester­ day afternoon on a sharp curve between Oviedo and Wagner. Harold Dean Bradley, d rive r of the truck, said the accident was caused bv ‘The combination of a sh ifting load and speed." There were no in ju rie s. Damage to tha tractor tra ile r, owned by Bowman Tranaiiortatlon Inc , Gadsden, A la , was estimated at I6.00U. An Atlantic Coast Line boat raa>p it crowded, partecul freight tram waa held Up until the truck euuld tie moved from the artily on weekendi. Specially gleeful i* Frank Me tracks. Investigating were Depu­ bane J r , manager al the May- te** L. J. K ria and Robert Johnson. fa ir Inn. “ We had to turn on our a ir conditioning the other day,” he said "We felt this wat one of the best publicity tiu n lt of the season; the people up north should hear more about our good The third meeting at the Sem i­ weather and less about our had." nole County Education Associa­ Scattered blooming to citrua tion waa held laat night at to* grove* around Seminole County Pinecreat School. hai been reported. Here w ill Roger H a rris apoke to th* group come the biggest disaster ahould on a proposed Insurance plan, another freete com*. I f the fra ­ including hoapitaliaatioo and m* grant bloo.na freete, the grove* dical benefit*. May ioa* thair fru it neat year. T h * Association learned that But the abort term weather member* at to* Future Teachers forecast look* good for toe week­ Club from Seminoi* High School end. and the fishing te out of w ill be interning n*at week nn tfeia woeta. Lot-g V dcr count# toaahaat I Freezing In North, Seminole Sunny While flood >. sleet and snow drown northern alatea to misery, Florida la enjoying on* of Lb* moat pleasant February* on re­ cord. In Seminole County, warm winds and sunny skias have sm il­ ed on fields of celery, cthlugt and lelluc*. Children ar* seen discarding their ahoea, and the riv e r la full of water akiiera and boating anihualaata. Aa Orlando heart surgeon w ill Unofficial rrp o rl* have M that •ddrao* tha Rotary Club at l l t t Sanford, h r th* atcood lima tola aooa Beating Monday ka the Saa-* winter, waa the warmest spot to lard Civic Ceatec. the country. TTve high of M came D r. F ra n k lin Grey Noma, aar- Wednesday, db-vaacular surgeon, w ill be laDelightful weather hai turned £vduc*d bp D r. Joha Morgan, the municipal ball park Into ex­ program i* a feature of Heart cellent condition for Ih r start nf training. M alta k Tha The Sanford Mai* Chorus w ill efng four saved I f lections at the evening worship service Sunday a6 the F ir s t Methodist Church. W. W Brown w ill dlroet the group at the 7:20 pm. observ­ ance. M rs. Ben Wiggins w ill ac%mpany them on the piano. 'Bama Court Says I U. S. Court Erred On NAACP Fine ' I nsr- r * Insurance Talked A t Teacher Meet DCT Convention Set Here Saturday Legislators Asked For Law Changes The request* were withdrawn' Central F lo rid * D i T students Legislation designed to give from group* seeking public !m by 0. P. Herndon, circuit clerk w ill tour Ramey Field tomorrow, Seminole County more "home pruvamtnu. > t w , the cost ol He told Sen. Doug Slenstrom cat dinner in the grnrral mess ru j r ImprwvrmovU would he w ill he introduced at the tuck and Rep*. Mack Cleveland J r and conduct business m the NAS borne by the people seeking them. next session of the la -g iila luie , and Gordon Frederick that the theatre. Give the Commission authority four "fe lt that tome adjustment Memltert of the Diversified Co­ which convene* in A p ril. to award contracts lo private tn a meeting last night, coun­ wes needed." , operative Tra in ing Clubs from firm s on a hid hails. 1m aF i t 1 Van -IOranjte, Ir .i n a Volusia, ty Irg tila turs and the Hoard of County Commissioner*, mean 1 Brevard Lake, A perm issive law to allow h ir ­ County Commissioners discussed while, said they were not in and Seminole Counties w ill gath ing of a county manager. Such a favor of requesting raises for er for registration al Seminole * * v irr* i proposals aimed ai X'v law was requested In 1H7 by tha themselves, although the 11,600 High School at t Jo a m I ,n s lf!* ‘ "m m lsslon more author! Commission, but withdrawn white annual salary paid in Seminole After a tour of the Youth W in ;„ ty over local m altrra . Ihc Legislature was tn session. Requested hy the Commission It near the bottom In the state md the San Francisco Giant's Amendment of the present law Commissioner a neither favored training area, the group w ill go were h ills which would: on appropriation* fo r publicity. Give the Commission authority The Commission has been criteria, nor opposed salary increases for by bo* to flame) Field. Nomltbe sheriff, la. collector, tax nations for stale delegates w ill to accept voluntary assessments ed in several audit* for apt ropriaa ssrito r and circuit clerk be made, and officials elected Horn to Ih r Chamber of rommerea for publicity purpose*. Under Ihv Commissioned said Srm in o lr during Ih r afternoon existing law, the < ommiisiun may officials should draw aatann Each club w ill provide an cnlevy a tax fo r puIdid ly , but can* comparable with those In coun tertam rr for the tairnt show. The not authoriie * Chamber of Com* ties of like site. Navy it offering its excitement merer to use the fund* for public, In ■ meeting between Commit with a demonstration, the na­ tty. sioners and the legislative dele ture of which hat not hern re ­ Amend toning laws to put gatlon, Herndon said the raises vealed. F R O N T RO YA L. Va, ( U P D - "teeth” into a violation section had been asked la a aense of Boyce M orel!, president of S IIS "fainteta. Justice and Impartiali Club, w ill Introduce the matter Ttila q u ie t Shenandoah Valley and to re q u ir* out of-counly con­ ty ." II* added that the four of­ of rtre m o n irs, V irg il tariff so. firs t town, aroused over the prospects tractors to register, post bond fices involved, and that of coun vice president of the State Fed­ of imminent integration, slaked and pay a fee for work te th* I iojh- of rontlnurd segregation to- ruunly. Sem in' le contractors now ly Judge, had (or many )eart eration. must do these things in adjoining County school atheist* wilt ad­ da) on a private tchonl system. been on the tame pay scale. It could provide the f ir s t court counties, but out of county con* In th* last session of the Legit dress the students during the lalure, the county Judge received business session. Arrangmueni* challenge of V irg in ia 's hastily-en­ tractor* ara not required to da a boost from n.OOO to tll.K K t are under the direction of laswi* acted program of state tuition ao here. Amend th* purchating act to Slenstrom raised the question Girard, Seminole County cour- grant* fur student* who prefer uf Commissioners' salaries, which dinatur More than >x> student* private classrooms over Integrat­ allow the Com mission te spend up to S1.U00 without advertising ed trhoola are lower than those paid by are expected, It alto raised th « possibility for bid*. some countie* of only S.ooo popu la lion that 22 Nrgroet who wrera ordered admitted to the only high school John K rid e r, chairman and in Warrvn County might show up David Gatchel aaid they would Oral Wednesday to find them­ "rather work for free" th in ask for raise* Vernon Dunn aaid all selves alone In the hlg budding county official*, including Com­ that alia on a h ill overlooking tha L A F A Y E T T E , Ind. ( U P D Au missioner!. ahould draw salaries town. Um rlUct mounted a round tha comparable with .tha** in More than *uo w h it* parents T A I.U M lA .v t K E ( U P I) —A Ffo . clock' vigil at the Me nr of a mam Thursday night gave overwhelm­ rid* -Stela U n iv e rsity profesaug moth Wabash Rive r Ice jam I t ing approval to a resolution call­ refused lu comment today on • m iles long which Ib rra trn s " tre­ ing for the conlimialion of the suggestion that b* tw fired fu r mendous destruction” In the la makeshift desses which have been fayrlte area if it breaks Lmsa. operated here since last Septem­ slating Uia l public ufflrtala should finer th* pwopl* I d accept In i* . Arm y engineer, and polire stood ber, when tits high school waa gralion. by to alert resident* of I-afay shut down Senate President * designate etlc and Delphi tl the 35 foot high I f there were any dissenters Jtowr) Johnson said Thursday Ice forge, carrying rliunka if W. K Kemp, president of Keml- t rr *■ largr at automobiles, b* in lbs crowd, they remained s i­ that D r. H a rris Dean ahould b* lent note Raceway, and other o ffi­ gma tn slip dismissed from hu post for hia la b or leader Charles la-adman, cials from the local harness track, address The ire gorge slipped nnre valid railed the ra lly , said it was remarks made in an tomorrow w ill ask local legislator* Thursday night when It was ram Munda) night to ih * Inter .Her tel a "mandate" to the W arren Coun­ Tallahasse* Council aw Human te enact a law te allow raring. in n l liy a smaller let floe from Kemp said that he. Ka rl H lf - the flooded Peru area upstream ty Education Foundation to keep Relations, ■ inhotham. Rareway treasurer, on the rampaging Wabash How private classes going fo r the re­ Johnson said ht interpretod th* mainder of the current school and Randolph . Y . . Matheny, . .se rre * * * r . after roaring for about a term for about M 0 while stu­ remarks as "advocating a form of government contrary to tha fary, w ill ask for a local h ill m||r downstream It Jammed a "to carry out tha intentions of the K4ln j„ „ Delphi* and dent!. dcm oriatlr form existing te Flo* -------• — *(o u n tjr ■rrfrrrn d u m ai this in alsHit 2i) miles from Lafayette nd* and the nation," | lata.” Dean, tn in lu substance, that The Weather Bureau reported p P o c K T n lr n n * t,*Unc*> "said M *h»t Seminole voters, by almoit a Ih e I U I S L I I , if slate offic ia l, would render r rive r crrvtcd al Delphi* and V J U n S , V e O S n > t margin, approved harness rac­ Lafayette al about F I fret T liu r s assistance and •nrouiagrment to ing la a referendum. A t yet, rac­ day night and has begun falling ichool officials, integration could ing hai nut liven allowrd, except National Guard n ffn e ri said that b* ra rrird out. as "benefit" parformanrei. Juhnson aald Dealt "besmirched indicated less danger nf the ire Tha request w ill be made at park churning downstream again. W illiam s F u l l Shop. W . F ir s t St every s ta ir le g isla to r" and "qiiea* the meeting between legislator! ti'inrd the sincerity ol any person was entered last night and the public te the County Com Two old guns ami an vatimatrd who advocates anything te main, mission room te the courthouse, g.10 in cash were stolen. Owner ef ata school segregation," starling at I a. m the establishment quietly called po­ In today'! issue of The Herald lice H ill morning ami said, "1 had appears an open letter to toe Among Sanford golfer* in the a v isito r last night and belierr public from th* Rareway. U lh annual S ilv e r Lake Invita ­ there are some fin g e rp rin t* “ tional tournament in l-eesburg are Other artiori during the night re Gene Wilted, George Herndon, suited In th* a rrrvt o f l-s-rti) Al Jim Spencer, H a rry TuuWe, i lar lord for disorderly conduct and u» •nee Phillip s and Dave Cunning log another'• prtqmrty without enn The Sanford Recreation Depart* W itrel qualified for the Cham sent I'o lir* said A lfo rd pulled a men! schedule fur Ho- a riiv itie * The Houston, T * s . Gat and OU piunvhlp llig iit and yesterday took knife on another Negro in Caslle for the week of Feb. 16-21; Mon­ Corp. nf St. Petersburg has ap­ a 76 in the Prat round. Herndon Brewer Court, then et«apesl in the day, rollerskating from 1 to A p, plied for a permit to install a shot a 71 man's automobile. H r !* now a m . ballroom stance rla st from submarine gas pipeline acroas Jack ilumgarner, greenskeep- resident of the city Jail. a to a .to. «nd Junior High night the Wekive River, *1 feet north r r at Silver I jk e , played yester Sammy Lee W ig g ins, Negro, from 7-10 p. m nf Stale Road to. between Lake day in ih r fouraoin* with his was a irrs lrd for assaolt ami bit All of these activities w ill h« brother. James Garner, television's le ry. Tha rase was to come to , , tj ip Cute Center, and Seminole Counties, Ilumgarner gathered courl this afternoon at 4. The proposed pipe w ill ha h u r­ Maverick I >. .day lilghlighta: S e n i o r L ilt I* Information^ wav avallab c Hj^y, Night in the Voulh W in f led in a trench with the top of almost as it any friends as h is fa the pipe at ■ minimum depth lie- moiis brother when hr played in on an acclden at Pth and tf renchj fom ^ lo, and Wednesday, low the natural bottom of th* .Hanford during tha I'GA Open last |Av* this morning at 1* **1 Scan* squatr daneing from K to KKW . ' reports said a ear and motorcycle waterway. T h * application waa Iterember. Dn Thu rsd a y, the Youth W in f H ie tournament w ill end Sun |were Involved, with no in ju rie s and w ill he open to all from 7:30 made to th* Department of the day. I little damage. Army. lo 10:3(1. and on the Frid a y agenda tn the Youth Wing la Junior High night from 7:90 to 10 to Scheduled fo r Saturday frotp 9 to 12 noon, at th* Arm ory, to junior basketball; at the SouthAll Heminol* County ichool chll- faclurcn and dealers In th* I<*-' b* guests of the Ia*gionnairr* side School, baton lessons w ill dren w ill rrc a lv* free tickets for gmn Hall, the Navy, Lake Mary F re * rides, refreshment* and tie held from 10 to 11:20; and 'kid's day" at ih r American Le ­ Home Demonstration Club, E lk s lours of exhibits ahould send thrm Settlor High night at th* Youth i lu ll, firm mote High art class and away with fond tnemorioa. gion F a ir neat Tuesday. Wing from 7:30 te 10;30. Cecil Charleston, chairman at From 3 )0 to 1 p m. about 10,- 4 11 Clubs w ill have display!. T lie Youth Wing w ill be open From F rh . 16 21, thousands are Children’s Day, Tuesday, ha* ask­ tffl student* a rt eapected te en­ from * to S p. m. every week­ joy rides on tha midway for nine expected te v isit th* grounds ed all Lrg lu n n a irr* to he al the day afternoon. on Highway 17 92, ju st south of grounds at I p in. to assist with tents, and tour th* rahiblta. The F a ir opens officially Mon­ Sanford In addition te commer­ the youngsters "W e raped a tre­ day at 4 :ln p, ns., when l.ynn cial displays, a huge ten! behind mendous crowd, ami w ill need all Lyons, president of the F a ir Aaso- the Legion Hail w ill hold exhibits tha help w* can g e t." h* aaid rialion, cut* th* ribbon on the hy many civic clubs and organ!, new commercial exhibit building. taliona. The Legion A uxilia ry w ill A formation nf Jet toimberi from The ceremony w ill he preceded serve hat dogs and hamburger* Ramey Fie ld dipped i t i wing* lit by a 20-minute band ronceri, from Uta kitchen of th* new build­ Partly cloudy through Saturday. farewell salute th is morning a* the fc storing th* iem inoi* High ing. High today 71 to M , low tonight U S A . Fra n kite D. Roosevelt t a il, School band. Five ride* for adult* and B v * •2 to #*. Southeasterly w tais I t rd from May port fo r th* Mediter­ K a rly l* Housholder. local attor­ for childreo are Ihc apecialty of ranean. to H asllet per hour. ney and secretary of th* Associa­ the Page Combined Show*, a firm T h * fly-o ve r of ASD Bhjrwwf, tion. w ill give a brief dedication that promise* everything W th* nor* honored Heavy Attack Squad­ addrasa. way of midway aaritement. ron I I . which i* deploying on ih » A w»ek at n it trim asst and aduNeat Thursday the children of A grass ter* waa put out by the aircraft c a rrie r fo r six months. cation ia planned hy F a ir offl the Lu'heran Haven Children's Sanford F ir * Department shortly Tha Roosevelt w ill relieve Ihe F o r* ria ls. Com uercial exhibit. Include Hume, Slavla, and the Methodist after I p lode# at tat West rrd a l. bringing back to Sanford Waal and Central Florida uteou- C hild im * Hums, Enterprise, w ill * F u a t Bk I th* mao ad V A U A Front Royal Plans Mixing Showdown Authorities Watch Ice-Jammed River FSU Prof Silent On Dismissal Plea Raceway W ill Ask For Race Approval Negro'Takes’ Car Without Consent Sanford Golfers Play In Tourney Schedule Listed For Recreation In Coming Week Firm Asks Permit For Gas Pipeline Seminole County Fair Starts Monday Squadron Saluted Upon Deployment W eather Blaze Extinguished �T i r t ft-T rU r«b. 18, 1981 9 b M « rf Ir n IS . Prescniiny^jour Guirch Church O f Christ Baptist r i b ,\i *t i s t c h u r c h 111 r i f k A vrnuf W. P . D rooki, J r .............. r » * lo r T . B . F l» b « r . . . . Aaaoc. T u t o r Morning Worahip . . . * 4 5 •. m. Sunday Srhnol . . . . 9.44 a. m. Mormns Worahip . . . . I t 00 a. m. Tra in in g Union .............*.11 9- tn. E v ia ln g W orihlp ........T 10 p. m. Wed. I ’ra y rr S e rv irr 7 30 p. m. Nuracry *v»llabla m it C E N T R A L B A P T IS T CHURCH Cor. l l l i i S I. AOak Av*. Rev. C all fim llb . . . Sunday School ......... 9-45 a. rn. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:U*> a. m. Tra in in g Union ........... I U P> m* Evaalng Worahip ....... I 00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Strvlca 1.00 p. m. F IN EC R E S T B A P T IS T CHURCH M l W. Oaor* Road Dooatd G ra v tn m ilr ......... Paalor Sunday School ............. 9.45 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11 Go a. in. Tra in in g U n io n ........... 4.3o p. » . Evening W o ra hip ......... 7:41 P> mi Wed. P ra ye r Service 7:41 p. in. Nuracry available S O U T H S ID E B A P T IS T CHURCH C. m b S I. A P a rk Ave. Gerald B . Price ............. Pa itor Sunday Bible School .. 10:00 a. m. Preaching ...................... 11.00 a. m. Blhla Sludy ................. 7:00 p. m. Zvaogellalle Preaching 7:41 p. m. Wed. P ra ye r Service 7:41 p. m. W E S T S ID E M ISS IO N A R Y B A P T IS T ; 411 8. Hotly Are. W illia m L . Strphen .......... Pa ito r Sunday School . . . . 10 00 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Bible Sludy ................ 7.00 p. m. Evening W o ra hip ........... 7:3<) p. m. Wed. P ra ye r Service .. 7:40 p. m. • ■ C H U LU O TA B A P T IS T CHURCH C. « . Swaggrrty ............. P a ito r Sunday School . . . . 10 no a. m. Morning Worahip .. ll:o o a. m. E L D E R S P R IN G S B A P T IS T CHURCH D o uthill ...................... P a ilu r la y Scliool ............. 0 44 e.m. “Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. ^Training Union ......... * I I P- m. •Evening Worahip . . . . 7:40 p. m. Wed. P ra ye r S rrv iro 7:?0 p. m. f * F I R S T B A P T IS T C HURC H U K G EN EV A Jack I „ Stewart .......... . P a llo r Sunday School ......... lo.no a. m. Morning Service . . . . 11:00 a. m. Tra in in g Union ......... * 1 0 p. m. Evening Worahip . . . 7 30 p. ni. •Wed. P ra ye r Service .. 7:30 p. m H IL L C R E S T B A I T I S T CHURC H I OK G EN EV A ;C h irlra W. Hanul J r. P a llo r Sunday School ....... 10.oo a. h i . -Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. T ra in in g Union ......... 6:11 p. ni, .Evening Worahip . . . . 7:30 p. m. ■Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. in. * _____ S F I R S T B A P T IS T CHURCH OK LUNGWOOD • Cor, Church A Grant 61*. ,C. L . I'u trh .................... Paalor 9.14 a. m. Sunday School Morning Worahip . . . . 11:0 0 a. m. Tra in in g Union ......... * 44 p. tn. Jlv rn ln g Worahip . .. 7:43 p. in. •Wed. P ra ye r Service 7:44 p. ni. LAKE MUNKItr. B A P T IS T CHURCH Three milea weal ol Sanford no K lra l S I., right at .Monroe 7 Coroer Paalor Robert G. Byrd .... Sunday School ....... in oo a. tn. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. tn. Training U n io n .......... . a.30 p. m. Evening Worahip ----- 7:10 p. m. Wtd. Prayer Strvica 7 30 p. m. F IR S T Presbyterian CHURC H C H I H I H OK C H R IS T Oak Are. and T h ird S t. Paela A. G. M c lrn li ............... Paitor B lile Study . . . ....... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahip 9:44 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School 9:14 a, m. Evening Worahip^........ 7.00 p. m. M o rn inr W orihip , 11:0*1 a Senior Kfllnwahlp 4:40 p. K p iscop al Evening Wonhlp 7 no p. H O LY C RO SS E P IS C O P A L Wed. Prayer Service . 7.00 p. C HURC H N u rie rv Available Park A te. at 41b S I. Rev. John W. Thomaa .. Ta ilo r P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Holy E u rh a iia t ................ 1:00 a. hi. D EBA RY 1'amlly Service— H fH a ry Civic Center Church School , ....... 9:14 a. m. A. C. Summrra ........ .. Paainr Morning P ra yer— Sermon . . . ......... 11:00 a. m. Sunday School ........... '• oo a. rn, Morning Worahip . . 10.00 a. in. Holy Communion— T u r« A iy ............................ 7:30 a. m. COMMUNITY Wedneaday..................... 10:00 a. m. P R E S B Y T E R IA N C U U R U I Thucaday................. 7:30 a. m La k* Mary Sacramant of Penanfe .. Paalor Saturday ............... 4:00 6:00 p. » , John W. Pilla y ......... Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . It 00 a. nr. A L L S A IN T S E P IS C O P A L Junior High W fitm lo ia U r C HURC H Fellowship . .. ....... 6 30 p .m . Kntarprlaa K r. Paul Shulta .................. P a llo r Senior High Weatminlaler Ftllowahlp ................ 7.40 p. m. Holy Communion— ’ Sunday ........................ 1:00 a. m. Morning P r a y e r U F8A LA C O M M UN ITY Sermon ...........................9,30 a. m. P R E S B Y T E R IA N ( IIU R C II Holy Communion— John W. P illa y ......... .. Paalor l i t Sunday eafh month 4:40 a. m, Morning W o rih ip ..........9 no a. m. Sunday School ......... 10.00 a. C U B IS T C H U RC n W cilm lnlaler Fellow ihip l.ongnood Junior .................... a 30 p. Rev. tiaurge L . Granger paitor W rt lm ln iiie r Fellow ihip Sunday Service • a, m, Scnlora ........... .......... 7 40 p Church arhuol 10:00 a. m. Holy Communion F ir it , T h ird Sunday V tlfa ro e 1 A a tA 1 Other Churches P IN K C R E S T A S S E M B L Y OK OOD CHURCH GOOD K l i m i E H U U N IT E D Car. 27th aad Elm L U T H E R A N C H U K C II H . M. Snow ...................... Paainr Hanford Nhriao Club Sunday School ......... 9:44 a. m. U t S L and Lee Ave. Morning Worahip . . . . lo SO a. m. K rn e it Dutick J r ................ Paalor Churrh School ............. t : 4 l a. m. Evening Worihlp . . . 7:00 p. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. in. T H E A LLIA N C E CHURCH Luther League ....... 6 30 p. m. Wed. Choir I'ra t lire . . 1:30 p. in. t h r i i l l i n aad M itilo a a rj Alliance Pa rk Are. aad l l l h 61. Wed. Ltn la n Servicta . . . . I p . m. David 8. C a rn tfli ............. Paitor (Doth hiM at paraonagei Sunday School ............. 9:44 a. m. L U T H E R A N C IIU IM I I OK T H E Morning Worahip . . . . 10:40 a. m. Evening Service ......... 7:45 p. m H K IIK .K .M EB A .Y .F.-Y o ulh Servlco .. 6:30 p. m. 103 W . 24th Plica Herbert W. flu e n t Paitor Wed. P ra y rr Serviea 1:00 p. m. .Sunday Kchix.t ,. . 9:14 a. m. Adult lllh le CI«* * . 9:16 1. m F I R S T C H I HUH OK C H R IS T Worahip Service . . . . 10:30 a. m. St I K N T I S T 999 E. Second S I. S T . 1,1' K I T S L U T H E R A N Sunday S r haul ........... 11:00 a. tn. S la t la fN e a r Otledo) Sunday W o rih lp _____ ]t:UO a. m. Stephen M, Tu h y . . . . . . . . . Paitor Wad nt aday Set* tea . . . . 9.00 p. m. Morning W o ra h ip .........9:33 a. m. Tutaday Beading . 3:30-4:30 p. ni. Sunday Srhim l .. 0.00 a. in. Thuiaday Heading 2.30-4.JU p, in. Chrlatian Day Sciionl, Monday Hi rough Frid a y — Kindergarten • C HURC H t lK GOD Elementary . .. 9 .0 0 a. m. French A ir . and Sind S t. Joel D. B ro *n .................... I ’aator Sunday School............... 9:46 * . in. F I R S T M E T H O D IS T CHURCH E v in g flia tU Service .. 7:30 p. m. 411 Pa rk Ave. Tueaday Service . . . . . . 7 . 3a p. m T C. Q 'S irrn ............. B a ilo r Morning W o ra hip ....... 9 30 I . nr. C H U RC H OK J E S t S C I I I I I S T .Sunday School ......... 9.13 a. m. OK L A T T I. B DAY B A IN T S Morning Wonhip 11 no a, m. l ily H i l l M Y K 311 <tin y> ............. 6,30 p. rn, J O. Uroakv . . . Hunch Prevident I Inlrrm i'd ia le , Senior > . . . . . yo.OO a. m. Organ Vripera ......... . 7.14 p. m. Sunday Schdbl Evening W orihlp T:3C| p. m. Sactamenl Meeting . . . . 6.00 p. m. Lutheran A L L S O U L S C A TH O LIC c m Bt i i Oak A ir . al 9th S I. ■Bn, Illchard Lyons . . . . Pa itor Sunday M ania --------- 7:00 a. m. 6:40 a. m. ............. I0.i»o a. m. 11:30 a. m. J ) * tly M a n ..................... 7:15 a. m. Christian * F I R S T C H R IS T IA N C HU RC H 1*07 S. Sa lfo rd Ave. J liU b e rl Count* ......... Al> Interim Sunday School ............ 9:45 a. m. Jfo m ln g Worahip . . . lls w i a. m. J * « * t a « ............. 4:40 p. m. A d u lt TTa Jn la i Couiaa . 6:10 p. a . f vanlac W o ra hip ............ 7:00 p. » . Recreation .......... 7:30 p. « CO.NUIJ Eli ATKIN At. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Parle Ave. at 211k tt. flh la Rchnnl ..................9.45 a. in. M fn la c W o ra k if - . . . 11:00 * . » T H E C H U R C H FO R A L L . .. A L L FO R T H E C H U R C H Th e Chuich it t l « (rc a ltil factor on caith for l i * tu ilJ.n g of charaitrr and good ciiirraihip. It it a atorchouie o f tpirilual valun. Wtlhoul a iliong U liu r t li. nctlicr democracy nor ( m ill alum Is this lighthouse built on sand? Seemingly so! AH you can see at its base is sand. Actually this towering structure is built on rock. Underneath these dunes o f sand is a rocky ledge, firm und enduring. The sand may be carried away by sea or wind, but this lighthouse will stand secure. There's a rock, a firm foundation, underneath! Some people look nt the Church and see only sand. They sect the shifting sands—of custom— and fashion— and passing per­ sonalities pile up and wash away around the Church. "Why is it still standing?’' they ask— for they see only sand. The Church would have fallen long ago were it built on any­ thing so fickle as fashion, so casual as custom, so impermanent as mere people. The Church is built on rock, firm and enduring, it will stand secure for all ages, shedding light and imparting strength to all who arc guided by it. It stands on the "Rock of Ages, the divine personality of Jesus Christ and His mesaage of hope for all mankind. r»n *Urvivc. Th e re a ir four tountf rraiom vthy every jvc110n dioutd atlrnd acrvicti rraularly and >u,«|>ort ihc Church. The y arc: f | ) For Kn own rale. ( 2 ) F o r hit thild ic n 'i lake. I ) ) To r the vale of hit community and natron. (4 ) For l! « i. ile of ihe Church ilv rlf, which nwda hn . nvoial and material au|>poit. Plan lo go to 'church regularly and read your DibW daily. v»r liuok S im ila r Monday Tuetday W'rdnriday Thur»day Friday Saturday Matthew Matlhrw Matlhtw Malthtw Mark Mark M ark GhapUr » 24 12 13 1.1 r. u c V*ra*4 >M fi 2250 1-2.1 24-62 l 20 21-41 1-13 Methodist F R E E M E T H O D IS T CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 4tb HI. Ira K. Hindman J r. . . . P a llo r Sunday School ............... 9:44 a. m. Morning W orihlp . . . . 10:44 a. m. K M Y ............................. 7.00 p. m. Evening W orihip . . . . 7.Jo p. m. Mon. F M Y Recreation 7:00 p. m. T u n , K M Y P ra yer . 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Serviea 7:30 p. m. T i l l : SA N K O IID CO NG REGATION O f JE H O V A H 'S W IT N E S S E S f i l l W. l i t S L Sunday W ltchtow rr S t u d y ............................. 3.00 p. Wed. Bible S tu d y ............7:30 p. K r l. Mlniatry School . . . 7.3Q p. I'rid a y S e rv ic e ............... 6.30 p. E U L N E / E H M E T H O D IS T C UURC H Cllrua lleigkla C ha rlti F’ Drown ............. Pa itor Sunday achool ...........yo.OO a. m. Morning W o ra hip ......... I I ou a. m. Wed. Prayer .Service .. 7:30 p. m. F I R S T P E N T E C tM T A L CHURCH O f LONG WOOD E . Bulb Grant ............... pa itor Sunday School ......... 10.00 a. m. M im in g Worihlp . . . . 11 00 a. m. Evaning S trv ic a ........... 7i00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service ..7 :0 0 p. m. K r l. Prayer Service . . . T OO p. m GRACE >11. m o 1)14r C IILR C H I ' in r c if il School Auditorium W. Thomaa I'aiaonr J r. .. I'aator Sunday School . . . . 9 IS a. m. Morning Worahip B A K T Ih T t i l t R i l l OK m in im lac k T . Bryant ................ Paalor F O S T E R U IA P E L Sunday School ......... 9 44 a. m. M E T H O D IS T U IIU R U 'II Morning Worahip . . . . 11:00 a. in Oviedo Training Union ............. 6:14 p. m. 9.44 a. Earning S e rv ic e ......... 7 00 p. m. Sunday School . . . ||:«0 a. ■Wed. Prayer Service 7 30 p. in. Morning W orihip Evening W orihip ___ 9.00 p. Catholic Nazarene I ' H I RCH OK C H R IS T M K K . M A RY J»d S I. and Kim Are. George M. Yalev M inlite r CHURCH UK T H E N A Z A R E N E Lake Mary Bible School . 10 oo a. m. Tarta r Morning Worahip . . . 11:00 a.m . S. I.. Draudy ............... Sunday School ......... 10 no a. m. Evening W o ra h ip ........ 7:41 p. m. Morning Worantp .. 11:00 a. m. Wed. D ibit S lu d y ......... 7:44 p. m. Young People'! Meeting T :I5 p. m. Evening W orahip......... 4 :0 p. m. C H U RC H I 1 H . H R I S T Wed. Prayer kervtta 4:M p. m. Geneve Ralph Rreuer J r. . . . . . Evangelirt m ille n a ry Meeting Bible School . . . . . J0;00 a. m. F i r i t W'edneaday ..........4.00 p. m. Morning W ora hip........ J t:« J a. m. Evening Worahip . . . . . 7:30 p. an. Wad. Prayer Service . . 7:30 p. m. F I R S T P R K S IIY T F . ilIA N C m m , M i . I h i m , 1|i h 4 m |. V*. C l! This “ Support The Church” Series, Published Eacli W eek in The Sanford Herald with the approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operation o f these well-known business establishments: fiR E C O R Y LU M BER SA N FO RD S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T CHURC H Scvralh S I. aad E lm Ave. A. C. McClure ..................... Paalor Saluiday Sahhalh School 9:30 a m Morning W orihlp . . . . ir o n a. ra. Wed. Prayer Serviea . . 7:40 p. m. SA N FO RD C O M PA N Y A T L A N T IC N A TIO N A L C ELER Y BA NK P R IN T IN G C IT Y P R O G R E S SIV E COMPANY P r in t in g c o m pan y • W H EELER W A LL ri.u .M m s n R E V IV A L T A B E R N A C L E !4ib aad Chaao Ave. L T . Taakcr .................... Paalor PA ULA W E S L E Y A N Sunday School ......... lo.oo a. m. M E T H O D IS T CHURCH Morning Worihlp 1100 a. m. I M ilra Weal on R t. 46 Evening Worihlp 7:44 p. rn Cecil W. Shaffer . ....... Paalor lu c id ly Service , , 7:44 p. m. Sunday School . . . . . . . 9:44 a. m. Th u rid a y Service 7:44 p. m Morning W orihlp . .. 10:44 a. m. W tiltya n Youth . . . . 6 44 p. m. Kvrnuig Worahip . . . .. 7 30 p. m. U N IT Y C E N T E R OP RA N FO RD Woman'! llu k —340 Oak A vt. Wed. Prayer Service 7.30 p. m. Joaephlna D. S lu c k la .......... Paalor Sunday W o rih lp ........ 11:00 a. m. F I R S T CHURCH Woodruff Hu tiding OK T H E N A Z A R E N E 7** K Flra t 31., Rav. 211 W. Ind S I. at Maplt Ave. Tueaday Clan .............. 8:00 p m. R. It. Spear J r ................. Paalor Sunday School ....... * 4> a. m. T H E SA LV A TIO N A R M Y Morning W orihlp . . . . 10:44 a. m. 714 K. Second flt. ^ Y P S .......................... 8;3o p. m. Sundty; N .Y .P .S. I* N .S .S ............. 6 p. m. Bundiy School .......... JO.00 a. Gotpel Service ............. 7 p. m. Hollo «< ■ Meal lag . . . . 11:00 0. P E R N P A R K C HURC H OP T H E Street M eeting............. 6:30 p. N A ZA REN E Y P L ........................; . . . T!0 6 p. m. O 'R R IA N ROAD Salvation Meeting . . . . 7:10 p. o f hev. Jim K iih c r ....... Paalor Tutaday: Sunday achool .......... 9:44 a. m. U r p Cadeta . . . . . . . . . . 3:30 p. SO. Morning w orihlp ....1 0 :4 4 a. m. Band Proctlco ............... 4:00 p. » Youth aarvtct ............. « : 4 I p m. Ladiao Homo Leagua 7:30 p. m. T.vangcliatic acrvica ..7:30 p. m. Thuxi. Prayer Service 7 JO p. m. Wod. prayar aarvica ..1:10 p. m. Stna4 MoeUng 6 . 1 0 « . b l (*4 4. 9 a n i> h e a t in c j F E R T IL IZ E R SH ER M A N COMPANY C O NC RETE P IP E W A R N E R 'S CO. G U LF S E R V IC E TH E H O L L E R M O TO R S tV. TR U C K tV. HO RNE BRO KERA G E W ILSO N -M A IE R CO. F U R N IT U R E COMPANY * Nazarene M A Y FA IR * IN N F L O R ID A S T A T E B A N K R 1 TZ TH EA TR E �4 ' i « . * F H .. Feb. M , 1P.V )_face S W anna' Visit Ike, Farm er Declares e WASHINGTON’ < ITI> — " I ’d 4 Gregory, who a rrix rd here late Thundax, wat greeted hy a p > lirem an'i command tn take the u ;n off hit h o rtr, W.iirlcy W hirl r r . Ivreau»e ‘ xou r a n i a d x rrtiir on hortrhaek " The ngn plug* J im ’* "iponvor" —a natural wonder ca*e in A ri lie made the rn m m rn li after nina—at well at highway la lrtx 'S lo w down—and are feeding and bedding down one of It tradt the four hot t o that carried him Amertea " 3,u«* mile* s rrn t t the rounlr> H r took n il th r tign txeiaute hr in the pa*l nine month*, plugging didn’t want In make a fu n Hut he got a tecond turp rite xxhrn highway aafely. guarila told him at the White Hnuir gate bed haxr to make an appointment to tee th r Prrtidcnt T H K C ilA M H K H W ELC O M ES —. ('batlie th** Lew i* and Richard rentaurunt. I’itrri«h H r tried to arrange one In Morriaon, public relation* director fo r the i* cn*mvn**r of the market ami restaurant, phone alter getting hack to lilt Seminole County Chamber *»f Commcrcr, located at 20th ami French A te. hotel (h it h o rtr n Haying at a itab'e a rro n town' White Home vrlcmnet Mr. and M r*. Richard P a rrish , of (Herald S ta ff Photo) aidrt laid n would be im potiiblr Gregory taid hr t not suing tip until hr i tried a eongreiiman I'nlte d T te tt Inlrrnaioxoat and a arnator o r two. S I'R IN G F IF .I.D . I l l - W r i t Her " l i e rnnxr a lon^ wax," hr bn Mayor W'tltx Brandt, on a dl taid I don t think tl would hr x id r il Germany I ih i much tu atk the I'rrttdent ■'..'ell. d ir e c t e d M iilc ila n t told )ou in »ay decline," WASHINGTON (UP!>— There " I ran only tell you that the lo do . The |eat| hr could d x ordered it rite it It tometMng a'.o t the Nrnate w rarity. ' w i.a lrt rf he »*; a. let Mri Irlland G crinant in the Kavi and in the would l>e thakr m> hand and Ha rkeU C o m m illrr width irt- Hie record ahow he niea.ii dr down \ou can w rite, ra nt you’ W r it haxe not accepted th r ilix i tay l wat doing a good Jolt " * A little b it , " Z iio conceded, apirei wdnr»»c» to turn ahy. rime " tmn of their luuntry, and they Robert F Kennedy, committer dubioutly. Snme ran t even *rrm tn recall w ill no! accept rontlitioni under Ilia lawyer, who had tat in oh what kind, of bu*inr*« they're in roontel. t o o k oxer the qoeation w hixh a ton la trpa ralrd from O iairm an John l., McClellan ing although hr wa> not tore how xioua pain at h it right, took a h it mother, a brother Irom hiZr.o rould umlrratand what we Senate nnte pad and wrote for ( D A r k ) , a patient man, la ree b ro th e r." Zito in big block le tt rri ' I de untiled In Ih it. I l f due* think a ir aa< ing ” Kenned) got Zito In eonlirm he rime to answer on the gmund W XSHINtx rt>\ (t IM V - llr Je.though that a man amart enough W A SH IN tlTO N — St<x Rirhard I. •e P. G trenxtrm . 54x, internationi f take the T ilt h Amendment wat born and that 1ft it event took that it may tend tn incriminate Neutvergrr lO t lt c .l, victor In a ally innwn cancer i r o n t *Clenought tn know approximately how place near I ’alrrmo. S ic ily , on me " battle againtt cancer Feb. 21 IW t; that he came to Zitn did better. Hut ha did tut, died Thur<d«y of a itioke to pronounre it • I owe ilf r itie lf tn medical re 1 in 1910, that ha once ihorirn it up (nine, and what ut B ill here w it Frank 7ltn about the I tearch and if at a venatnr I can 1 decline, M.W YORK it l't| Inner. whnm the committee " a t vmc- worked in r o il ntmrt in AlaUania ually ra m r out wat, p t r t t thtt cautf, I haxe a duty lo and lllin o it. may rrin u n a tr myaelf." Frott, M, port and author, died Ing attorled dark autpirinns. go on " M h rtr else had he w nrknl? Wedne.xiay of eaoecr. plradtng th r F ifth in one lorm nr *1 refute in aniw rr . another and an almntt total in E l . MONTH, Calif —Jim Glrnn NFW YilftK i l l ’ l l George nncenr* ef the American lan II who heeded a tearful plea Xnthrll. ,\* xnotpo-er of >'mphn. *uage from a mother and re tru rd her nlr*. etiambri nu.*ic, opeia and The wispy haired Zito, a r r l i r n l fixe children from a blaring home, , ballet, died Thuiwtay right. Juke box man Irum Sprmglieid. • 'll * juci that I can l Hand lo J f J had hten riled by the com­ tec women erf.** |J»S A N G Ff.K S ( L T D — The are m uter for num rrooi black mark*. NFW Y O R K l l P it Ut. F .grna F. hull.ut. Tit. former phx.inan Including alleged control of 1 p rs r rrla ry of the American Penial CHICAGO < L T I > — A former in W A S H IN G TO N - Sen Alexander and chief o f New York llo.piiat In ally f t cry racket*' tn the Association aaya a national itn u r xntigator fo r the late Srn. Joteph W ile y id -W 'li.t, t>n negotiating i m r program w ill he launched McCarthy charged Thunday night ant ptn (r..or of medicine at lo rSpringfield area w ith R u t t ii: nell t'n lxrr.ily Medical l.xllegr, " I refine lo antwer," Ztln be nrxt year tn take rare of dental that more than half of the pi eel "Y o u can talk to him and talk denti of N 't r ro u n iv rrtllle t and died IhuMilav alter a long illnext. gan, became *1 may Inrrim m a ) etpentr*. tn him . but watch out he don t H r. Harold Hiiletibtand of Chi ,UI other rn llrg e and unixeritly m yaelf." k ir k you That a what we xe got "Y o u better lay you decline to rago d it rlu iid at a prrta confer­ prrtidrnla h a xr been affiliated - a t l r dec'ing with a ja r k ai t " ost anawer," adtited McClellan ' The ence T liu rid a y that mayor break with ro m m u n iit organiraliont. I a iry Ju n rt of l^ingwoml ha* through! leading bt the propoteil I)r, J. B. Matthewi, New York rommittee certainly n rn titlrd to hern lined It on for xmlaling the dental eoxeiagr were the aiicceta City, tpoke before the Abraham tome »ho*e of reapert." riming ordinance Inal Mayor At 9 Re cline *" pm/lrd Zdn. •'Well. of w a trr flttorldalion and the Idnrnln National Urptihliran Club Irn lairmaun tmpendrd ail but drawing up of a deductible typc 1 recline In antwer. . " He taid American I'ommunittt * 10 i f thr fine at long, i t Jonn tmlie • are happier than ever" i •'Pe-cllne!" McClelland roared polir* building t* u- t il for tlnragr arid llittrnhra nd did tvxl tay what while -a n ti rom m onixm It punch ' •*! ran t and it , " managed Zito, n-xt at a dwelling fur dog* regretfully, afler a lew I r ir t . eompanv would handle Hie Incur- drunk, groggy and reeling againtl The n xlri- turn will !>e removed - Y o u 'll lia ffa rxru te me, I don't anrr poltcict. nor did he elaboiate the rupee." if a-ldcil tonitrurtion merit thr on how the deductible type covcrmean I Hun t wanna laid It. 1 He charged that "the National T A M P A 1 1 I ’l l —'Sume I.vo mrm age would work. can't tald It right " A lin, (or the Advancement of her* o( the NAAl'P met h ire to- •Undacdi Colored P e o p l e , the National dav fo r their tilth annual SouthCouncil of Churches and other or raalcrn lligumal Conference to gani ration« believing th rm trlv r* d itru x x detcg.ega'ion progretl tn he antl-t’o m m u n itt" hare pre and plan idtancet in Negro x o tti (kg enty i ir w iM H i. m i m i r » \ i\ it « im m i« iH i aentrd the Itrd a with their great tegialration. V a i ' l r * mf I ' s h l l r H • » • » ! » * 10 eit v h 't g iiri in recent year*. T l i « inerting tn-gan on |br -'-Oih T v «h .in i tl tnt *ru T|i# |»#mmr }• # <ii# 7< nh. r rn m tti'n * Known ( ‘nrnm uniett of ' follow annivertary of the founding of the s H h o f - l l f l»f | H # Itc- % 1 «*f P*# Illll1'l«l«< «-■ *>. r » * Id m i M | b p * f * (•tar tra xe lrn '’ haxe been tnxolxed in NAACI* and d flfgalel irpreteriled ■ r t g s s ff i i * P t a nti IlfllA tn p f « f • n f U i i a i i ■» H it i>r •fn«t| **f Ji * f' I n If nf - « ft I rt | fl * d'J1* ’ 1 « » •* ! *| » l’• « l» "n e rv aingle Incident'' of un local N A A l'P hranehe* in aiv ton •t* It-ulfdl • lifttttA In |U« * till A nd f u t f h t I l»# l A f I a«'t Irnre In to u lb e rr Integration Hit them Mate* ti opened with the I, JHorh kt ntirtfalnta f‘lt» • ' I l l u tri anywhere putei, hr taid , and more than annual 1 onfe.rnce ed Smiihern I'litilm A• t r in e « * h« l i ih * t*»M * ’ 1• t * • rihyniir o m n u m rtti a fifon* %\ m<\r>•*4•U-try r *. near its half of the p rr it d rn t i of Negro .Negro M lnlttert I t l l • ( f •• %\ M n * ’ lli# !* *• * price u n ixe riitir* have been affiliated |9n1» I ' d t in t r f ,' I lh | r e»It frt * 1 The program today tn .luded a li% fiM 'tr* f« at one time in one wav or annih • S la irm e n l of Purpoie" a rld rrtt | w f*r w t t't la I ' f t i i n f f 7.t « '» » f r r with i nm m unltt orran rtiin o t " hx M rt Ruby Httrlex of Atlanta. Sm itheatlarn NAACP terretary Sempotlumt during the after noon mcludrd ditrutitona un de aegregllion M rt Hurley la arhrdiiled to d e lixe r the krvnoie addrett F n day nigh! Wnrkitinp* Kaiurd ix •I, •« MfM w ill take up ‘ attaining frenbxm through r r jittra lm n and voting 'j. and "tecurms e ijm l Juallre un der the law ." wlnth w ill includr ilrte g rrg a lio n in education and p u b lir traniportallon Th e conference, the f ir t t regio nal meeting lo he held l-v the e p . TVe m«|'xexiy of |1».»i lt hnaneewileet agree N A A l'P In Florida, w ill end Sun if || |tiii d e u i mala tente In ute a com day afternoon with a mat* meet bxnalom of fuel* when i|*« cAew^o* In n»e mg tn be addretted by aitnrnev O ltxe r W1 H ill rhief legal eountrl ' the one te riir* . . . modern, raref.ee for Ih * N A A l'P in Virginia tlrrttv i . H ire ' So, .lore eleilricily ir i x n xrxu Inr fooling, went home » lone Hm* » :o It if weren't (or * g-xud cauir.'* explained H* year-old farmhand Jim Gregory from Kingtburg, Calif. ’ The leatl the Prctid rnt can Ho it *e r me lo r thire m inute*," he added. Quotable Quotes tyoodlum Shy, Forgetful During Probe Deaths Campaign Planned For Dental Care Negro Educators 'Linked' To Reds D Owner Killed Negroes Meeting; Vote Drive Slated Legal Notice C O U R TK 8 Y A W A RD W IN N E R S — nu« Arnotii W illia m *, nio*t courtcoun policemnn, Mr*. Clnrcne I owell, most, courteous i>nnk teller; Mr*. Stic Jack*on, xvaitren; Mr*. Mary H n llirla tv , *,ile»tacly, a:ttl R ill Ktucc, aaleaman. flle rn lil Sta ff Photo) u m ilittk ' p iu tip iI'x o ix x it S2.Y M ix ittif- iM tttti* a t tin * J g j'i'M luiichi'iM t > i- e lo t iliiy »,« w in n e r * o f th e (\ n irtc * y \ '- e !t xiM ite -t, Se c re t c oni* m ille e n ju tljtc tl llt e n i tn lie the " n io » l c n * n iile r n t e " in S n n f o r il. L e f t to r i i r h l . < ap t. Want To Tickle A Heart? Try Poetry N F W YO RK i l T l i — If you want to tickle • heart the old fathioned xtay Saturday, try pne try When tpeakmg of k i.t e . bardt of m erit third from tonguetwitl er* like oiculatinn Rutxert l l r r ric k, a ttlh Century px-et, railed them ■ I he ture. t w r r i cement, glue and lime of In xr .’’ And hr had a wax of aikin g for another" that wat atmoit fool proof, lie wrote " G ix r me a k it* and to that k ix t a tcore Then to that twenty, tnd a hundred more A theoiamt in that hundred So k m on to make that Ihmitand a m illion irebfe that million, and when Dial it done. In t kit* a firth . at when we f ir t t begun" P rx rtir penuation from the pen -if Daniel W 'rhttrr Hoyt may be |xi«t wbat t needed th it Valentine eve tn pertuadr a lover who't playing hard to get 4 I f yuu haxe a friend worth loving, love him " he w ru tr "Yea, and let hint know, that you love A palenl hat hren awardrd for a combination tlg a rrl lig h te r and m im a t u t r BDC C O N T E X K*y Celtu- him. here t life i evening linge hit brow with tuntft glow. Ilo x i who died in 1*1*. alvo ex plained why tome men Ixerome talkative on date* "Th e f ir t t proof a man givet of hit m trre ti tn a woman It bv talking to her about hit own tweet t e lf." he wrote. ’ I f the u n ­ man llite n t without yawning, ha hrglnt In li k r her If the flatirra thr animal x vanilv, h r ends hy adoring her " Flttaheth Rarrett Itrnwning pul forth Hut formula for deriding wheihrr tl l»—or itn'l — true love; "f'n le v t you ran mute in a crowd all day on the abtrni face that fixed you im ln t you ran tuve, at thr angrlt may, with the breadth of heaxrn betwixt you; t in lr it you ran drram that hit faith it fa it, through behoving and unbehonving. un'ett you ran d ir whrn the drram l i p u t—oh, never call it loving." PINECREST SU N D R IES 111 Weal 27th SI. Southern Fried Chicken Dinner Shrimp Dinner ....................... .............. Kcjnilar Dinner ..... ....... 7Q /V C 97c 89c t Meal — .1 Vegetable* — Drink Included nerved from It ‘30 • 2:110 Daily) Curb Service Open ttt 10;.TO I*. M. ra m n a . N.O.C.Eis the Biggest thing that has ever happened in Greater Orlando... •t gm*u . y jl ki GEORGE STUART To complete tho comfort picture ...heat water by wire! Wait one .. ! a n d don't say we didn't tell you . . . ! WfEKEND e lf-Inc water healer, one thil l ra-y lo in t u ll, |u-kt mil of tight h» ante it needt no tenlt . , , tel lonipfrirw your liappv pt-lure ut nvdrrn Itorida lit ing* .lust Yankee Weed MONTGOMERY. Ala 1 1 PI i State Rep. I.a Mont G l u t want* In aiihiimile thr ramrllia for gol denr-td at Alabama t Mate flow er He laid gohtrnrcd it a weed xahieh originally grew only in the north. R.tidra it ra u t r t hay fev er. SPECIA LS It K K K A T K D P O P L la A K HY CO M E IN A N D REGISTER NO W - L A S T TW O D AYS - F R E E KIDDIE RIDES D K . M .V N D KLEENEX NOTIIINC TO HUY ISov Of $ 300 HKKMNKH JU M B O FOR FLO R ID A R O W E R A LIG H T C O M PA N Y ' Thnne FA 2-175K ^ iiiriM O e u iio n o e iD A W. Scott Baron, Mgr. i I Ruth Lnllagher 207 MacaofU A it . ( h t Mil » M t f . lt . . I $25.00 1 ca $15.00 1 ea $10.00 11 ca ca 2 0 $ 5.00 AND FIR ST PRIZE W EST IN G H O U SE HI-FI ( onvilel1 1 W ill Knock on Your Door with 1’iift* k (Irt'eling * from Friendly Utiaine** NeiKhbor* mid Your Civic and Social Welfare Leader* Sm par olMtrk appltwna f a Ur er pUmber I ea A BEAUTIFUL 19,r»9 MODEL The Welcome W agon Hostess On the mra*ion o f: 4'hanite nf rfxddenre A rrival* nf Nencomera lo Sanford GROCERY CER T IFIC A T ES 1 nd 3rd 4th 5 th Or Mure I'urrhnxe IN 550.00 2 W ith S I . 00 .00 st 1 200 W . that's all. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE vs 4k ttf.igrntioti, hgliliog, dixliaixlung, tadxn and TV (In nan(e only a few) . . . yrm II he Vmarl lo raft on Pleddt Kdoeatl fo. water heating, Ino. Make .ore ynx. haxe plenty of piping hid walet lu-m • aafr, lo ll* aulumalif day , more FIRST P K IZ F a RETAIL V A L U E ’1 6 9 ” N O T 111NT, TO I I I Y l F.MPIAIY RKS NOT M .I G lR f .M D R A W IN G TO UF. IIK I.I) M O N D A Y F F . IIR I'A R Y Ifith W69 N E X T DOOR TO HACIiKRLY’ S APPLIANCES — 2565 N. ORLANDO DRIVEO P EN 7 A- M. D A IL Y MIDGET F 0 0 D M A R T CLOCK I I P. ML D A IL Y SAN FO RD ’S O N L Y LOCALLY O W N ED and O PERATED STORE OF ITS KIND B ■ .m i . - 1 �I Big Expansion Near For County Schools T h i Seminole Count)’ School Board aoon will aik for titdi on nine major conalructlon project*. Bond* for 200.000 were aold Tueaday by lh * School Jtoard. The bid of Salomon Brother* and Hutxler of New York wa* deacribed by Superintendent R. T . Milwee, a* “very good." Interest rale on the bond*. which mature over a 20-vear period, wa* 3.9 per rent. Milwee raid thnt all of the project* made poaaible by Ihe bond imue w ill be completed, If po**ible, by the atari of the 1060-01 achool year. The $3 million w ill provide »ub*tantial improvement In ihe Seminole achool ayalern. The pre*ent population itrowth rate defie* concrete plnnninir for the future. If the current trend continue*, the eyatem could be over-crowded before nrupoaed projects are completed, New achuol* ami addition* to be financed with thi* money ahould provide adequate facilltie* for current achool population. Th i* ahould end double »e**ion« and preeent over­ crowding. , The bond* aold Tueaday were authoriied by Seminole freeholder* in • special referendum laat fall. Soon, many of Ihe freeholder* w ill reap the benefit* of thi* decision to ex­ pand achool* to meet urgent nerd*. Th e Schead Board has moved speedily to correct school deficiencies. No time ha* been lost In the process of trans­ forming a vote of the people Into needed classrooms. Should the current population trend continue, and there ia every reason to lielieve that It w ill, the School Hoard w ill deem it necessary in a very few years to seek freeholder approval of another bond i»*tie. The manner in which the School Hoard ha* handled this issue should serve it well when approval for another is re quested. Freedom Of Thought Inez Robb SttVS & L k >.e> •• M sa twllasaiivi.lw t t l n l t t I n I K i t t L a n i l at Si If — American* have an inalienable rig h t to think amt speak their honest thoughts conerrninir all thing* under the sun, including decisions of the L’. S Supreme Court. T h is , in brief, was the opinion expressed by Sen. Sam J. E rv in . North Carolina Democrat, in a speech to a group of bankers. Ervin* a form er Nurlh Carolina Supreme Court justice, M id that it is “sheer Intellectual rubbish" lo say that Americans must lielieve in th r 'In fa llib ility of judges," or to accept their judicial wanderings. Well said, suht A s Ervin knows, judges err. So does everyone elsr. In and out of public office. Washington Calling I * MarqaJs Chile■ WASHING TON — Confronted with th* lap* recording ol the exchange betwrrn the fis h ie r pit ate who (hot down Ihe American plans over Soviet Armenia, Mot row’s only rerourte was *o tty that it sever happened T h u Intiatenre that black it white ind Vice verts h i t aiain and a iiin ':*en the lant retort of interna.im a! contmunitm. But it travel u n intw rre d to many queitiona about the missing unarmed A ir Force Iransgvort plane. The traiedy addt to Ihe deeply emotional reaction to the Soviet I ’nion at a moment when Important negotiations are about tn take p la rr There could hardly tie a better illustration of thr thorny path Secretary of State John Totter Duties mutt tread In trying lo ,____, ...in _____ formulate foreign,. policy roor rimatlon with America's allies and in view of the sharply dilfcr ing ru rre n ls of opinion in this ro u nlry. Dulles, arrording to thntr close to him. would have preferred that Ihe release of the tape recording he delayed lie was overruled hy the A ir F o rt r despite a strong r r p r r ir n tation on the desirability of wait ing at least until the Seeretary had returned from hit tour of j the Allied rw pit alt In a trarch for rommon ground on Be rlin and Herman). The A ir Force Ini-ated that the documentation of the i shooting down of th r planr be pul out before the bodies of Ihe |two unidentified f ly r r t were bur­ ied In Arlington Cemetery D u llrt rantMil, of course, ad mit to any of th r d itfrrenres that make h it position difficult. H r it first of alt a team player, completely loyal to the Freiident and Ihe Administration. Secondly, Flights Scheduled ___ Near Russ Border he know* the fu tility of appealing. this viewpoint perfectly timed The olflelal position I* that It to higher authority is any Ultra Ad mini t in t inn dispute T h r lava wilt make no difference in t. o rtable reaction of the President It negotiations In the months ibrad. to tay that the team pla yrrt mutt Dut inevitably It hat stiffened work out the ir own troubles with public opinion w ith the tense of no intervention from the np tain outrage o v rr what teemed in a £ Rrre ntly the State Department of wanton destruction. Soviet generals do not make hat applied a veto to a half dorm Inflammatory ip e rrh rt by gener­ public tpeechet, and Intlde Rus­ als and admirals T h e ir are of the sia there It nuthins like public "we ran lick them with one hand opinion at in the W elt. It teem* lied behind u t if you only cue ut quite probable, however, that they all the tools we need'' variety. make ipeeehct tn private amt They have originated largely in that Ih flr conviction of the need for tuperior strength i» not un* the A ir Force T h u kind of public expression like that of our own generals, it generated out of two motivci. i Certainly Nikita Khrushchev must one self-evident, the other te n eontend with force* in th r C n r^ obvious. In the A ir Force high m unitl bloc opposed to any *oftcncommand it a sen** of real fn it- ing toward the West (ration over the lim its imposed T h lt It the deadly te« saw on by the Kltrnhow er defense hud- which thr world find* Itself at gel While in lestimony before th r weapons of nuclear annlhilaCongressional commuters this has tlon pile up higher and higher. hern broadly hinted al, it .annol The weight of fear, suspicion and he taid openly and, therefore,' hatred It eonslantly bring coonthe ip errh rt are designed to * ! ir terhatanced between one side and the public blood and stimulate a th r other demand for bigger appropriations than the budget calls for, The second motivation, which again finds strong etpression In the A ir Ferre , is batrd on npposlllon to sny meaningful negotiatlon with the Soviet Union — the Hus given m ir customers eonvirllon being that in such a confidence in us. We can negotiation th r United Sta irs it rerummentt n M l T l A i bound lo come out on the losing end T h is feeling W especially K IN D for YO U with a strung is light of the fra r .hat proven record f*sr Income, with a budgetary ceiling Ameri growth nr both. ca‘t strength It declining relative to Soviet strength. I f we are to negotiate at all. to goes th<* convirtion. It must he from * pc*t t i l S Conway Itoad lion of tlrrn g lh equal to nr p rr frra hly superior to that of ItutI ’h. Orlando <JA 5-P01I tia. l(r p re * e n l l o g : So at this rritic a l time when Dulles It showing a degree of Allen A Co l.akrland. Florida fle xiiiih i) the two motives con­ VI ember: verge in stern opposition to any Mtdweat Stock H iih s n te approach toward negotiation Ih e I hIra|a Hoard tif Trade tragedy of the plane with the lost Complete Ins raiment Hers Ire of IT Americans and the release RV IN E Z ROBB loud rnouth who pastel at a re plodr in anger when any admirer WASHING TON ( U P ! t The * For those of ut who have spent p o rtrr on itage and acrern. So. assured him that something he. M ilita ry A ir Transport S e r v i c e ! our I n n In the newspaper hunf fu r that matter, w ire D ili and Adams, had written for the late (M A TS ) w ill start scheduled ness, the p u t tight wrekt have Seymour. They wrre warm, at-1 New Yo rk World was loo good nights in A p ril o te r the northern gentlemen all, aoil I lor a newspaper and should have areal circle route w hirh w ill take been sad and shocking. In that Ir a r liv r ihort space ot time, four of Ihe doubt that the general public, been enshrined, instead, in a mag- i l l planes ssithin several hundred very heal in the business Have '* r * n" 1 w 'l' K r1'* 1, •*• **;" • » [ » « • *»*>• miles of H u siia 's Kamchatka flenldied nmrh loo itu lilrn lv amt h* v* U'em for wlial M'A believed, and rightly. Ih .t nsula. mush murh too young u ,r> w f rr ,nur " f ,l" ' ....... * rn o r M *■ »'.r a The A ir Force pointed out that F irs t tlin e was Dill forum _ 1 ' nuut|y rompelrnl and highly r r newspaper and it* readers, lie felt other m ilitary plane, and North de.r, roly poly, kind Marlene » l^ t.-d thP IIH d the "e wapaper reader Ur te n ed west Orient A irlin e s hate flown Windsor Comm - .ports rolum „ ,n ,M * ' Mtkt wt,n »h r lh r. b r*‘L Ba l * "'* * * 4 * y n > ™ r the route for more Iban 10 years nut. first, and broadcaster ami 1 n ' f * " , h 1 *‘“7 ,h** W * •w,i M,k* I M r i » r . for on their runs to Japt% president „f the Churchill Down. r l V » lc ,,f r r >w r,,n s and w riting that conviction. The profr.tton it T ra rk teroiHf 11 *0f*K •• newipaprri * r r printed Meher for them, but poor, murh One tree ran produr* one m il­ Then. Fred Otl.m.n . sm ile . 7,h* ' ,h r « » "ib le recital ol psaurr for the " V j ' written much lion malrhs*. .nd delightful friend who wrote, out 11 '*> • " In i loo earty In the ir career.. CHICAGO f U r i t - A C h lt t is entirely of m ilitary t n irk * sane veteran on a shooting s p re e — - ------------newspaper itid y rtte rd sy the U. personnel nf tf. ft,, R rillt h and <>' Washington. D I Freni Is troop i stationed in ttrrlin and drvattatln* rolnmn on Hie 1,1 Camdea. N. J. I . , Great Rrila ln ind F ra m e hive insanities and fnitde. of po litic .' H,,w ^ 'r a r le n . llr . . M ik e that Ihe newspaper taid approved plant tn force ■ shew Should the F a it German* try ami p n litirl.n * Intersio-rs^l. oe- ^ , ’r n ' ' hf >,r" r n( ’ l - " ° t * ll,he down nn thr Ttrrlin iitu e In halt th r ronvoy nr Inipert It, rationally. were tribute, to h it '''• raugl.t uiother ot the k ille r, ,a5* " . ' " X T ' * j A Washington d u p strh In the the Sun • T t n t r i said, the Allied hr Mu of many , r a r . ( Hilda’ and f ' " 1- lh " , U" " ” d“ ' h M ' k f r * ',( • Chicago Sun • Tim et taid th r A l­ rnmmander would refuse end o r­ hit rnmle and rla .ih struggle, lo be a farmer on hi. beaten up • 'H ' . , ltel plan to trn il a m ilita ry run- der the ennvnv hark In Berlin kra n klln IV Adam, used In e* Due to adverse legal Hind oo* w hlih wne the result of In Ihe event. Kuh's *tnry taid. asrragr in Virginia • vny through thr llua tla n rone statutory ro n itru rtln n Seminole Raceway official* find it For all his tu rfa rr gaiety. 1 , corridor on May 77—the day K*«t Ihe A llie * would appeal the cate oeee sa ry lo secure legislation at th* A pril lo rn of Ihe Florida Germans are tuppoted tn art eon tn the 11 • member If. N Srcur Fred's l)|«-wrnter was a surgir State legislature to provide pari-tnutual harness ra ring at lly C iHinrll, or possibly a«k for a knife when hr lie-gan 0|*rrallng iiii trnl of their goverrmeni. Seminole Raceway. T h r Sun ■ Tim et tto ry , written sperial se tiion of the I T nation ihe vamiat tamlalum of l urrvu A* P in sid rn t of th r Rareway organiration, and having hewn rra ry and hiireaurrats General Aaaembly. identified with asrry phase ol the effort lo r>tabl|,h harness by F r r d r r lr k Kuh, taid it K a il Nett wa* Seymour Iterksun, taring at Srin iu o l* Rareway, permit m r to emphasii* and srt German guards permil the convoy brilliant rd llo r and puhtliher A »ut the following fa n*: tn past through Ihe rn rrtd o r into perln llo n lti, he'boned an<l ,mlhht. Seminole Hacrway applied to thr Flondm Haring tomWestern m n ri, it would be a pre hy persuarnission an June M, IV.Vt. a legally aulhoiurd Slate an-l D r. Sergei Zenkotikl, history e<1 many a rrp o rlrr J rrd rn l In the rold war. Governing Agency, arcotding lu th r laws of Florida, Kuh said S e rrrla ry nf Stale prn(r«*or al Mellon Cnisersity. slnn anil rtample —Into lieinc al W ASHINGTON ( U P lt — Sen and made a proper BtrpU-atlnn for a hatnrse lacing peimust as gne>d as the rrp .irter 1 John Foster Pullet lo t approval w ill speak to the Men's Cluh of m il, and '.his duly aulhorlrrd State Agency, whose memVltke Mansfield i D Mont t railed Cross Fpisropal Cliureh thought he wav. lie spent p,rlii-nt of the ptin from Great Britain Holy Isc is are appulnted hy th r Governor of F lu iiJ a , areepthour* furring many of us to write )e»terilay for United Nation* eonand France ilunn* h i* trip to Tuesday night. Dr. Zenkosakl w ill ed our application Un August IT . 19’sH. after having In­ i filia tio n to unifv B e rlin and rase a little better loelay than y c s lrr discus* the Human Hrthosln* Europe lavt wrek. vestigated Ihe Seminole tlareway otfielal* In a most a G rrm nn rriv lv whlcli tlire a lrn * day, and thr slrht on ou part thorough and capable manner, the Florida Raring Com­ The rnnroy would be composed Church war nr a ‘ dlsastrnu* diplomatic w ill nrver he paid m ission — In formal session, accepted th r application And now there is Meyer B i-rg ri, Tetreal " of Seminole Rareway and issued a raring nerm ii tn ■ a newspaperman's newspaperman H 'e assistant lirm n rr a t ir tra il legal and pioper manner, according ta Ihe laws of H r was a superb reporter and a r r and Foreign Relations tom mil Florida. AC S O t ! I German 2 T h is pcimit was legally Issued by a legally authorised grrat writer, and thr two don't, Ire member taid th r lim e has 1. Algerian Stale Agency, and they did so on lh r advice of the Aln rre ssa rily go together ro m r tor positive artion and a teaport •. Aftamoon im n ry General of the Slate of Florida, irp irse n tin g iba Rut Mtkr lierger wat a master "areal ilra l nf ta lk " helwern Fast 1.1‘erform* anusita highest legal Voire, of (he laws nf Florida. of troth, and I doubt tf there was and West G e rm a n * . Be rlin e rs 7. A-tiptoo I I . Abrariinr S. T h is raring permit was Issued sub)e't to a t*(riendum Instrument a llaal a newtpj|>rrman m the country should s t a r t negotiating now. In he held In Seminole County, Florida, giving the pro 11. (tip* t. Mies, h who wouldn't havr been proud Manslletd said pie the American right, under our system of govern I. 1. Dart nt fa ith lo ra rry Mike's t>p,-wrilcr Only, "W e are approailillig the tn-glnment, to express their wishes Arrording to the law, of 1(. F lin tfiin g 10. P a llo r'• •urh a service would have n n nmg of Ihe end. the beginning of Florida. Seminole R.iievsay o lliria ls applied to the aursib walk Sem tni-lr Bntrd r f Commissioners requesting a date lor barratsed Mike even beyond h it the end of two Be rlin * and of lalangl IS . apriita the referetwlum when the people could say whether pr great gift of words, .urh wa* hi* two Germanics,’* Mansfield said 11. A t m o s . IT . ttouiul. as TtaSftgas'a Is is e i n--t they wanted harness racing Your County Commis­ real and endearing modesty. |,P M ll| ,he I fi pohey of a belt phertf J l. Malayan sioners In foimal meet.ns agirrd on lh r dale of Novem­ •stagsirto. I I. K.nrlnfurt '**, ,^r r ‘ Gthman, Mike vs a* • tiandlng Iasi In Ite rlin '' Is Just gikbeeva ber 4. I»M , for the referendum lo >r voted upon. Com­ i Pent ) am f « genile, the very anthithesis ol lh r j t (*gan and I* not enough." A IF. I ' ll, ran ply ing with Ihe laws of Florida. Seminole Raceway of­ 1*. Hap lif h 't r Man a brash. swaggering. Insensitive |K,||,y wtllfh (1uf, n<)| t „ 41. Vprlaing ficiate paid an amount of money. In rash, agrrrable to me hS I. f-outhfssl 41. Boy a your County Commissioners, at their part of the elec­ demands (or Ite r alt • German name labbr.) mrlmamf tion cost*. Seminole Raceway referendum was then put elections it a "• tra ilja c k c l," he II. Tbtipnlf • t P rtsm ia # 41. Half saw nn the ballot to he Voted upon in Ihe rle rlton on Novem­ added 3(. Lurid ber *. 1M4 A ll of these a tls by (h r Seminole County X T~ T ~ • r - i T~ •i * " I t Is an s t r u t r fo r Immr*W Paradisra ' Hoard of Commissioners was approve.I bv the County JO Not manuh ilily , " said Mansfleld. " I t may ll Attorney for Seminole ( ounty end by the Attorney Gen­ i tL fartured well lead down the blind alley of eral of the Slate of Florida, who trnderrd a speeilir 37 In il'fin itt an unnecessary conflict or disll opinion coveting these arrangements and agreements t4 artiela The superintendent of tv Na/a- astrous diplomaiir retreat " w ith the Board of Seminole County Commissioner*. The i 31, Dtixip rene Ihurrhea In Florida w ill Mantlield vsiieed regret over It1 e lrrtio n was heir,'. 17 J t. Coin of speak al Ihe Sanford Church of Ihe IRncti id Sciretarv of Stale Seminole Rarewav earrird every onr of lh r 14 pr* ; 4 V. tiam ft ii n.1 rin rt s In Seminole County and won lh r election (or the Naiarene Sunday morning aI John Foster Dulles who. he *aul, 17, Narrated harness raring by a Vine of approximately Ihiee lo unr. % it "w o rn out," The Cabinet mem% 4<> M iitakf tr 14 with on* of thr largest pet rentage of le g ts lrrrd volets D r. John 1.. Knight hat been her t» in Waller Heed A rm s Hot 47 The hty voting ever recuid*,! in a rrfrrendum election. It proved % 2>4£ superintendent for 17 year! and pllal awaiting a hernia operation maid of a? iJ fa irly and conclusively that the people In Seminole Coun­ Aatulat was recently reelected tn serve Mantlield said Dulle* |« "need ty wanted harness taring bv a tremrndoua majority. % 41 Fa rt let* for three more years. He It chair- n l as never to-fure in t-ompletr f ll 4. Seminole Raceway clfieials include stric tly Central 4*. Aviator man of the board of trustees, the very drticale negotiations on Flrstlda end Seminole County business* men. whu have % 47. F'orrlioiling IIII Trevecea Naiarene Church, Nash B e rlin and Germany which he had 4 1r t r never been identified .r< a single instance w ith any kind 4* lUatnratfl Vllle, Trn n . member of the hoard ju il lie gun so a usp ic io usly" % i nr rhaiacter of gamhl'ng. either legal or Illegal Semin­ % 4 t heotch tap. If is •a 41 of tru strrs , Nararrne Theological - ■. ■ . ... . . ole Raceway ha* more than too sto<khuM ri- 91', of Seminary. Kantaa City. Mo . and whom live within 21 mile* of Seminole Hacrwav tra ik 4L DOWN % % A ?// 41 here In Central Florida. Srm inolr Rarewav sold them a member of the General Board l o I I l * l U l ( O U D C lI I . Tind e r Gils stock sincerely believing that th r legally authorilrd of the Church of the Naiarenr. A T t \NTA I t f t i -He* ell StsJ. Moon valley *7 Florida Racing Commission had a ttghl tn Issue this 1. laving Dr. Knight It well known at a sen* of Maeon. Mis*.. „ lifrlo n e 'Y< perm it, and that the Attorney Geneial uf the Slate of 4. Upper t"ne 4 Bible ei posit or. " I l l s story telling planter ami head of the M ississip p i Florida was correct in saying that the p tim it wa. nt Gref* technique make the Bihle rharac j Farm Bureau Federal Ion, I* the & legally Issued and the' th* rtfririid u m election ta llly . tetra chord tera come alive, "the Bev, Robert new president of the National Col J-vS mg the permit, reuld be held, and it wat reasonable to Spear, pastor of Ihe rhurch. taid. lin n Council. infer lhat sorb ratification would permit patl-miiuel har­ ness racing in Se m lro li Countv. A ll these State Agen. Pag* 4 Frid ay, February 13, 1959 tie s were set In motion and legally function Seminnt* Raceway officials complied with every law—the ir ac­ " ‘J . V " r w k t i. b f f tions being th r t ip rv s s rd opinion of Ihe Attorney Gen­ Mr. ■ * • » • « . J * . M aaaalW ! M l l , e eral of the Slate of Florida. J J lfl.l * 4 , I L I H l i l l , S liM ilt la a 1 " n ' ‘i s . " " B t - t * A s s irrii a k iik t Many fine people in Central Florida purchased stock iiii M liif s w i t i r t u iiw i believing that these Male Agencies had the right l« function at they did. A ll these legally auihotiied State twwr. iie s s i ■■•order. Is fS s r . t brUtasoi aalerOar Agenelea have acted In accordance with the laws nf Florida, and the people, because of the prrstlgg ami 312 E A S T F I R S T S T R E E T dignity nf these State Agencies looked upon their acta Report Says West To Test Blockade An Open Our Many Years EXPERIENCE Mrs. Sian Comstock , h* t>P» f * f0fdln| * e ft ,tnm Snnford's Own • WINDOW Cleaning Service W A SH IN G • F 1 .00 US M A C H IN E AND W A X E D SC IU IIIIK D • RUG S AND C A IH 'E TH SHAM POO ED ON D O TA TIO N I F D E S IR K O FA 2-7316 Letter TO T H E VO TERS OF SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y : Mansfield Seeks UN Conciliation On Berlin Issue ProfeHHor To Speak DAILY C R O S S W O R D Naiarene To Hear Superintendent At Service On Sunday General Insurance H. JAMES PHO N E __ _ S i i , C orelee S ts y st as a t m ir n a * w m * H. J A M E S b a th s ts« tt.k ib aa* ai.»s te a r aii-a* OUT C1UT AGENCY F A 2.II& 1 JA M ES B. r.U T Aaaoc. mm 1 Edit onais FARMER'S DAUGHTER as authentic. Seminal, Rareway officials regard the Florida Racing Commission a* a tompliment to the State of Florhla. and to the Governor who appointed them. Seminole Ra ieu»y officials have great ,e*pert for one nf he iro tt aide Attorney General* in Ihe hi*, tnry of the State of Florida. Seminole Raceway o lfiria s have the highest esteem and regard fo r the Hoard nf County Commissioner • and other official* uf Semin­ ole County, and yet after every sincere effort by thrsa individual, and Stair- AgvuiTc,, seeking honestly to ad­ m inister the laws of Florida. 3. Contrary to the opinion of th r Racing Commission and Attorney General, the dog tracks contend it was the inIrn 'io n of the l.egi-latme that no pari-mutuel track would he within t'K) n u lrs ol another, and yet, hrtc In (‘i- rt ia l Flo tilla , then- are two dog Hacks w ithin 41 miles uf ra<li other. In lh r Miami aiea there are G or 7 horse and dog track* ull w ithin 40 mile* of each other, an4 a number of Jai Alai pari-mutuel activities In the •ame area T h r la*: legislature passed a ra ring bill whirh added quarter h o r-r raring to Ihe harness raring at Ihe St. Julius track, and in !r» s than 100 m iles <d two existing dog tracks. The tu-gislati-re of 19.17 also passed a running hone track h ill in Volusia County, establishing a horse track w ithin about five mile, ol an rils tln g dog track, and w ithin 4(1 mile* „f another ,|og track. T h i* b ill wa* p*,sed by tm-h the llo u rr of llrp rrsenta tlv ea and by I ha M ite Senate and -rnt to the Governor who vetoed the h ill, hut his veto wa* -ver-ridden in the House of K r p ir . sentalives and was h rre ly siittained In th r Senate. S r. mimdr Hacrway official* attempted to eerure legi.la. lion— not lo get a rare track, because we already hava our permit—but hoping that such legislation would eliminate this continual harrassment of law suit* against Seminole Raceway. Seminote Raceway officialr are burinr-ss men, and are in no position to pour un* Hm'led sum* «| money Into litigation. The HoJte of Rt-presrmatlves pa-.e l the Seminole Raceway h ill by a m ajoi'ty of ftu t» 1*. and It was sent to the Senate, On the Senate flog.- * «tc, the Senate voted 19 In 11 (or the Seminole Herewiv h ill, but Ihla did not constitute a twothuds maturity and the b ill was sent to the Senate Taxation and Finance Committee Fitday afternoon It was im poulble lo 1*1 committee action to get the b ill nn th* Senet* calendar the nest morning, which was the day of adfouri ment. However, the floor vu tr In th r Senate .sod'the vote In the House of Representative* wa* conclusive pinof that this b ill would have paned had we had the llnre to get H through these committees. 4 S lice mote than 71'- n! the rich and powerful harnrsa racing owner* and Irainer* coming South to tra in their horses each winter seaeon, are concentrated here in Central Florida, harnese racing la both practical and desired These wealthy harnese horse owner* and t ia u irrs constitute an integral part of our financial t f . curtly, and a rr expending tremendous sum r of money in ihe development of Central Florida. We believe, along with the Racing Commission, and the Attorney General of Florida, and oth*r«, that what lh* legislature really meant w,is lhat no race track of a like character would he heated within I po mile* « f each other. It did not mean to psnvtde legislation that would create a mono. p«lv at the expense of discouraging the great hnr-e industry In Fh ilda. It is our opinion that th r Irghla tlon which has been Incorporated in the Flo rid a statute* was simply a result of a la rk r,f Intere-st tn hatnes herrtefotr. The harness horse iniere-t in Florida hav v no oig«nlration and ronsequcnll) have no powerful h-.i'iy in Tallaha-sre. 7. Me are thriefmc confident that the next -cssion of ihe Florida State legislature, which convenes In A p ril, w ill sustain the opinion of the Racing Commission who giantrd our permit, and of Ihe Attorney General of Florida, wh-i approved the issue of m lr permit, and of the Board ol County Conim iielunrrs of Srm imdc County, whu provided the elect on to ra tify our perm it, and the people of SemiDcda County who gave us a tremendous mammy In Ihe rit ifh a iin n of nur permit fo r harness raring at Seminole Raceway. Sincerely Your*. W IL L IA M I L KEM P, President Seminole Pa rk Raceway, Inc. paid psdHical advertisement hy W illia m B. Kemp £f t« ■ �/ W it F r i. . Ftb . 13. 1959— P «p t K M t ii Ir r w H Luncheon Is EnjoyedI By Women's Club j Cookies Will L e a v e G arage, jGo Into Homes V ia Scouts There have been MO cartons, containing 7.MO cookies. stored tn the garage of M r anil Mra. Ran­ dall Chair. And M r* C h ile , the energetic D istrict G irl Seoul chairman. i* hoping dial tudav these delectable loodir* M ill be finding their May Into jo u r home ' l l the G irl Scout Cookie Sale. M ri. Chair is the ^ r m in o lr d istric t and Neighbor hood Chairman for th r C itrus Council of G irl Scout*. Inc . and hat teen a diligent worker since the Council was orgamred three }car» ago. She hat laughingly said ‘ Id be moil delighted to pais the job on to someone e lie ," but the Chair family must hate a gen­ uine lose for Scout work sinte Mr. Chair is an active w o rkrr in Boy Scouts and two younger Chases are busy with Scout work, too The phone rin g s almost cons­ tantly at t h rir home and M rs Chase says that, besides fam ily and Church, she finds little tim r for other interests. In fart, she sometimes devotes M or 40 hours a week to G irl Scout a d it dies and thr total working hours amounted to l.WO last year. Julia Chase lived in Tallahassee until her marriage In 1913 At that time her husband was in thr Navy and it w a snl until 1913 that she came to her husband s home town of Sanford to live. She and M r. Chase and three children, luiura. Kandall and Joshua, are members of th r l.piscupal Church. M rt. Hat It I t Scout W o rk rr M rs. Sylvan iJ o r i Davit. J r . t it another woman busy with the tale of G irl Scout rookies this week s« sh r is the g rn rrs l neigh­ borhood chairman. M rs Davis, th r fo rm rr Hetty Woodcock, her lawyer husband and two daughters. Donna and I ’amrla, live on West Woodland Drive in Pinecrrst The socul department of San­ ford Worn in i Club held Its an­ nual Valentine luncheon Wedrei das at the Chibhoutr w ith th r dell clout menu prepared by the host esses. Hostess, s for the occasion were M rs Roy T illit , M rt. A! Hunt. M rs. Joe Corley. M rs. W L K ir k . Mr* f T . Meriwether. Mr- Sororilv C O O KIES A l’I.E N I V— M rs. Ilamlntl (*lnwe •did M ri. .Ii-e Davis are shown lic.'tilo t Is** t i l l l Auxiliary Slates Tea Deanery Meet Held T h r Woman's A uxilia ry of Semi note Memorial Hospital w ill have an acquaintance tea on F ib 2* frum 2 1 i n> at the hospital conicrencr room. T h is lea w ill be (or Pink l.a d lrs and prospective members It w ill give th r vvomrn an opportuni­ ty ro inert t h rir co workers and tom m iiitt- members Present for Good hhephrid I ’nlled I ulheran thr tea w ill lie numbers of thr Ol T h r Church new buaid which was installed By I hr lie s, li r n r t l B. Ilultck Jt. in January Tea and s o lf rr w ill During this Season of Lent. 1939,1 l<e served it is refreshing <o follow the life Plans for the lea were form u­ of J rsu t Christ during H it Pat lated at a meeting of 1ht tra lion. Though Ih r story Is not new com nutter held on Thursday after God continually reveals new no-m at th r hospital M rs. C K. thoughts through I l l s w uril ami nothing is so tim ely or up to date as Ih r fact of man's constant inhumanity to man As we follow (lie- passion of Christ in the i.ospelv. must of u» are prone to become emotionally involved in Pie cruelly we see by Ih v sr who put Him In death Bui on th r other hand, we fail ♦ it to put ourselves in their shoes and accuse the Jews of tw in; "C h rist K ille rs '. or blame I'lla fi for his indifference. Few peopleK N t i A ( i K I ) — Mr. and M r*. A. I*. Ilowersox, Lonifwootl re a lirr that this tame thing hap announce the cnifnKvment of their (laughter, Honnie-lou. pens every day to every pt-raun to Jantcd I I . Hindman, ion of Mr. and M r*. W. II. Hind, We k ill Chrtvt, we are in d ilfrrrn t to Hun we crucify Him Iwiaute man, Orlando. M in Bovtenox i< a Junior at Lyman IliK h each of us sin. School. I^ontcwood. ami Mr. Ilindmun i* a graduate of Lent is the emotions! season Hoone Hiyrh School. Orlando, lie now i t employed by the The season in front of th r tru ss Florida State* Hoad Department. Plan* fo r the wedding We must discover fur ourselves w ill be announced in the near future. Ih r brutal Iruth that no one can live under Ih r cross and be neut­ ral. We ale enveloped in « a rli » > painful step lo lilt- n o s*, bom the Iwokrn Jar of fine perfume of Mary of Bethany to thr last Soul-chitling gasp from thr tru ss T h is story it far from bring out of date T h r very neighborhood in which you live u n bourne a study in terror and horror, by An evening of dsneing and mer­ the Circle, name the Valentine one cruel word of gossip, or one riment at th r K lk s Club house King and Quern S u candidates stinging deed of fiat*It* the A i t in store for those attending the have been named and members same token, it ran In- erased by Anna M ille r Clrele Valentine par­ have hern paying a penny a sole thr hlood that dripped frnm thr ty on Saturday evening from nine for their favorite couple. wooden timbers of Calvary, the until one o'clock. Dancing music w ill be furnished greatest self dental that 1- r« The highlight of thr evening by in Orlando orchestra and a cpitred In l-rn l .must he to glvr w ill come when K ill Hardin. C u l­ floor show filled with surprises, up Sin make this a fast on le r Ruler of the K lk s, and M rt w ill lie presented by tinging and |Sin. and you Iw rom r s new C ristin r lllankenship, preildent of dancing K lk s in costume. creature. The evening s entertainment, What does thr tru ss mean this lo r K lk members and their home year* The same as last, and the K u r i l s , lias hern planned by M rs. same nest year ' dhst Christ Robert C a ru th rrs. general chair­ died, so that you might liv e ." man. Her c o m m itirr is composed There It no neutrality .you of M is M artin Dyer, rn trrta in - can't wash your hands be­ m rnt: M rs llu rla n lis le , refresh came blood w ill remain You m ints. M rs. Kdward Pratt, dreora- can’t cry “ crucify H im .'' and lions; M rs. Kdward M iller, tickets blame It on the Government be F R ID A Y and reservations: and M rs W il­ cause, my child you were there The F.lhcl Root Circle of the liam Hardin, publicly. when they crucified My lo rd Congregational Christian Church w ill sponsor a smorgasbord from v ; ;o p tn. in Fellowship Hall of th r church. The Haptist State Music Festlf v s t m Daytona Reach at 7:30 p. W S. C S Circle number five I'rrsb y trria n Churrh Friday Feb m for all rh m r groups and tndlof The F ir s t Methodist Church ruary 13 at 10 a. m vidusl directing or playing in stru ­ met Monday afternoon February Circle Five w ill be in charge ments The Cherub Choir of the F irs t ninth at the home of Mrs. G. II of the M. Y . F . dinner at Ihe M riliod ist Church well rehearse at Hudson, 113 llq tly Avenue. church February 22 Mr* Itrn 4 IS p m Refreshments were served be­ Monroe w ill be m charge She MONDAY fore the meeting Mrs M K. w ill lie assisted by M r* K rm r The Women of the F ir s t I'rra Larsen and M rs George Murrell Raker and M rs T F . Mi Daniels hyteria.t Church w ill meet at 1030 T h r meeting’ was turned over a m. for an all Hay meeting of assisted th r hostess with serving. lo M rs M rDam rl who gave a Prayer. Praise and Program on The meeting was called to o r­ very inspiring talk un the second f World Missions. der by the Chairman M rs M K . half of Ih r Uook of l*aiah. The Women of the F ir s t Pres Twfelve members w rre p r r - r n l Raker. M rs Randall Priest select h y irria n Church w ill meet in the and one visito r. M iss Mary M ar­ ed a* her Scripture lesson the Philathca Classroom at 2 30 p. garet Itouk Director of Religious m. for Ilib lr study and prayer sixth chapter of Galatians stopping Kduratlon of F ir s t klethodist and at 3 p m. In the Kducatlonal to explain passages as the read Church. building for business and inspire T h is was followed by a prayer. Members re p rrtrd on cards and tional meeting. Mr*. Raker urged the Circle gifts received from their Prayer The Boy Scouts of the F irs t members to attrnd thr World Pals rre ih yte ria n Church w ill meet at Day of P ra ye r serxlre* at the The March meeting w ill be at T p m. th r homr of M rs. Thomas H u lls, The Kldcra and Deacons of the 1412 Park Avenue. ^ F ir s t Presbyterian Church w ill at M rs A F . Collum was hu strss tend th r Officers' Training Pro lo Circle number seven of the gram under the direction of R. F ir s t Methodist Church at her T . Mtlwee. at * 30 p m in the Mr. and M r*. Guy Hrann of home on West I6lh street Kducatlonal Building New Y o rk State are house guests The chairman, M rs 1-uther Study coutsr In s.u l winning at in the home of M r*. Alvin A Doss called the meeting and the the Fira t Baptist Church at 7:10 opening prayer was given by M rs Wilson. p. m M r. and .Mra. Ira llo d rs. New Roy T sills M rs. Ross Adam* gavr Cherub Choir practice at the York, enroute to '.heir winter th r devotional and In the absence F ir s t Baptist Church at 4:13 p. m. home in Key West, are house of M rs C. II. Winn, study chair­ The Dependable Class of the guesti of Cmdr. and M rs. Harold man. M rs. T . C. O'Steen spoke F ir s t Methodist Church w ill meet on thr "Importance of The P ra ­ Lang and fa m ily. ^Monday at 7 30 p. m with M ri. Lt. and M rs. Neil I'ruddrn have yer Group". M rs. T i l l l * apoke on Jamei Wright. 443 K llio tt Ave. ai their guests this month her "M in to n s " and reminded th r M ri. L illia n McCall Is ro hoaieti. parents, M r. and M rs. Loyd Brake group that the World Day of .A market basket aele w ill be held. of Sundbury, Ohio. Prayer w ill be Frid a y the 13th members and three Captain and Mr*. James Ram- Fourteen I w ill nut be responsible age w ill leave Monday for a vaca­ g u fiti enjoyed a social hour. tion In Havana, Cuba. for debt* incurred by any­ M r. and Mra. James R. HooleWhen dcubllng • recipe. It is one other than myself. halt J r., L iv « Oak. and Mra. M il- • mistake to try to double the salt ton Stubbi and atm Mark, Gaines­ or other aeasonlngs also. They DAN C. YATES ville. have been the guests of M r. should be used apannfly and by •ad lira . i . 1 . Hooie ban Ualc. Jjw Jb w J jm l a cm tom 1 I Scout cookleg th.it gnon m I o th is afternoon. Butler, a uxiliary president, at tended th r m rrting M rs. W. It F nulk and Mrs f C Wuodrutl are ro chairmen for Hus event Awist.ng them w ill be M rs G J Kesicnnh, refresh­ I ments: k its R N R U c kw rld rr, i di-rotations M rs Rnlu-tt Sn rild rn publicity M rs I I Pryor, tn .i tattons. Quid Day Scheduled The annual quirt day ’ fo r Twenty foui tioy s and g irls at women of Holy Cross Kpiteopal tcmlrd the F p isto p jl Deanery Churin w ill tie held Frb . It . After meeting In Ocala last Sunday th r celebration <*f holy curharist front Holy Cross Ih r group left at 9 a. m . silence w ill be kepi Sanford at 2 30 p m After even through th r day until 2 p m ing prayer ana supper, they rn Father John Thomas w ill con­ rd i i -;:.vtn In Hoss Allen duct the service at 9 Father Alien d isp iryrd mans of his {am fra n k Persons w ill give the medi­ mis reptiles and lords, to th r tations Kach woman Is asked dismay of several prets-nt to bring her own sandwrirli Ac ompanyring the m e m b e r s M rs Fdward Womack, M rl'.r.l butter w ith clu-ppml lunch of the Young People'a Service la-ague were Father John Thom California walnuts makes a tasty chairman of the Christian F.duraat. Mr and Mrs John Horner lopping for fro rrn c.Hiked string lion Department of the A u xilia ry , is in charge of arrangements. I and Mr and Mrs John Colbert lieaiis. I To ir in o s r burned-on stains Is sins glass ovrnw air. f ill v rs s rl with water to which 2 tablespoons sit su.rgar have turn added Vlnw lo set overnight and wash as u> cud. ' IT ir A rtis t s Landscape" was the topic of th r program when the Gamma Lambda chapter of llela Sigma Phi met Tuesday rventng at the home of M rs Joe Corley. Sr M rs 1 rank Yoltnltnr. pro»ram chairman presented an interest­ ing ditcii-tion on tm p rrssio m tts and expressionists in strama, art. literature, prose and music M rs Glen McCall, x ir r - p r r t i dent, conducted the business meet mg I h r social chairman an nminsrd that the chapter would have lur its Valentine party a steak broil T h is event w ill lake place Saturdav night at th r Gor­ don Frederick camp on llanana la k e The hostess served Colorful puns h and sise ri oreads and Used an anangrmrnt of sshite mums on tlie refreshment table J. A. Young and M rt D. S. T a llr>. I : It'd roses and w.nte Japonifas earned out the Valentine theme and this colorful combination grac­ ed the luncheon tables Following lunch right tables of bridge and four tables of canasta were fo rm ­ ed. P r i i r t were awarded la t ff 11 M rs Selma t t j'- r r , lir a , c-eorge McCall, and Mrs. R l\ Moore. The tcrecn-i prue went tn Mr*. Ilro d ir W illiam s. A short business meeting waa held during the afternoon and Mrs J. c>. Ilu t f '«as re-elected.|o se rvr as Chairman of Hie Social department others named were M u corley. vuc chairman. Mra. M R Whitney arerclarj M ri. Meriwether, finance chairman: M rs K . C. Harper, membership chairman: ar i M rs. C M Wine, ptogranv chairman. Valentine Party For Elks Saturday Church Calendar Methodist Circles {pAAAOMh • *t Accredited Charge Accounts W elcom ed! �#- S s t 'q f T 'T ? ’. “"W l:"*- ':-* Vlji l i t l ir i ’* 4 I * '- *. >4 . •** * ' ' ■ ' ■ •’« > • -* V - H f" . Par* ft-Fri., Tab. 18. 1959 Vrntl 'New Swing' Puts Service Academy Bowl Policy Sought Furgol Out Front In Tucson Open W ASHING TO N ( U P I »— Dcfenae’ no h o w l* he "din-nminated Secretary M U H . M eKIroy today again*!” bacaute of local tetre gallon lawa. H li conirenional di» aludlrd a requeil frum a Southern trlet Inrludei New Or ram , arte Congressman for a uniform policy of the Sugar Bowl. Thera wa* no Immediate torn of t i n i e r academy participation men! from M eElroy’a office. A in poit acason bowl game*. " P e p . r . Cdwanl Hebert fO -La.), ipokraman raid the lecrelary "ob won't want In ahool from In a U tte r to MeE lro y , u rged that vioutly the hip.” on llebert'a atatemrnt He laid atudy would have in be given to the proposal The ipokeiman *aid Itrb e rt'i letter had not yet reached Me E lro y '* offite. Me E lro y wai aeheduled to leave on a vacation today. At preienl each of the thrre NKW VORK (U m ~ T ria l <d a v e n ire trademiei—A rm ), Navy, 1230,000 damafe auit brought and A ir Force—determine* whelh aga lnil baieball m m m liiio n er Ford Fric k ami the in major er i l l tram ahall play in howl c*mer A, lh ( r ro b lm „ „ p r f l, ni „ j . . TVSCON*. A r il. ( C P I ) - M arly b? (pronounced a bear). 'b lro y alao would ultimately Furgol, boaitlng a new awing that may ra rry him hack to the ficw the three aenfee aeademiei top nf the golfing world, teed off »h< Id play In Southern atalei In Ihe aecond round of the ttS.OOQ wit legregttion law i prohibiting Tucion open with a commanding mi> 1 athletic conteili. lead today. " I dial! not labor thla point, F u r g o l aald lhat amra he howe r . ” Hebert laid, "u n til 1 changed hla awing during the recelt from you the poiition of Thund rrbird invitational h li golf­ the Department of D rfrm e In con ing fortunea have been picking nrrtlon with bowl gamei.” up. He finiahed llt h in the ThunHebert aaid In the letter lhat It derbird. then went on to win the wai id ly to h a rt "one academy 5an Diego open, and fin lih third with one policy, another academy in the Phocnii open la it week with a aecond policy and the third " H i the iw m g." aaid Furgol aradrmy with m il a third policy." a R rr ihooting a i2 In Thu rid a y’i Hebert pointed nut that the opening round. “ But I'm not giv­ league baieball teami » « i .chedNavy bat played in the Sugar and ing f away any l e c r e l i , ” he bled to re.uma Inday In federal Gotten Bowl* and thui hai a laughed when aiked what he had court and alio wa* espected to firm ly rita b lu jie d '' policy of changed ! ctneludr. playing in bowl gamri H it hark to hark 31'* 1eR him . The tria l ha» l.een In re< lie raid the A ir force aim three itrnkea ahead of hie near— tfncf Wednesday. It » n i>"l wtU filed a policy th u yrar whrn It e il riv a l* going into t a d a y '• Many Sanford raring fan* known when Judge Kdwaid J. a rrriilrd *n invitation lo play in round Tied *1 W were J iiliu * mock, who l* I t ) ing the ra»e be pulling for G ultm nipc lonl.ht j, . , » |jow| tn Xcaa*. Hut he Boro*, form er IMiA and National thout a ju ry, would hand down In Ihe featured Grade A ninth added lhat there wai "an unan open champion from Mid Pine i, h it daemon. rvent al Sanford Orlando Kennel twerrd queition at lo whether the N, l* ; Gene U ttle r of San Diego, Th e ault wa* bt ought by Frank A ir Force Academy would have winner of the Phoeni* o p e n ; . I I , Lawrenre, preihlenl <>f the nuw Club partlrlpetrd In the Sugar Howl Henry W illia m . J r . Fleeiwomf. T h ii t l pound red hrindle gen | defunct Portainouth. Va , team of , t , . , , ii rn iiu nni If ii it nun had iir been Invited." Pa ; and Joe Campbell, the fo r­ I tha piedmont League. Ha charge. lleman I* favored by five to two mer NCAA rhamp from Knoa | that “ Invailon" of the Portsmouth morning line odd* eitabliahed hy vllle. Tenn. te rrito ry by telrraita and radio SHU very much In the running tMadcaata of major league games « » rk h.ndicapper Gulletloday were ■ hoit of olher top id draatirally cut Into h it gat* »nlpr hai been a ijuinicla partner tournament eompeiitior*. notably receipt* that eventually h* waa (flra l nr irto n d i In VO per cent five who tied with H i . gurred to auipend opcialium. of h it 12 Hart* thti tea ion, all They were Art Wall of Poronn t tilled I ’reaa International Mark Hugh*-, attorney for again*! top greyhound* of the Manor, P * , IM F * leading money F a .I r r l r k , ha. cnncedr.l that the let*winner to dale; Al Be iie lln k, c e ll, and broadcml* damaged ‘ t h i . la tl three’event, the *o.i Manhall.n College 71 Syraeu.e « C ro i.ing e r, N V . veieran I Joy .1 I ’oiU.-nouth a attendance to tome of M i*rd Harmony and Handy ‘ Brock Tc hr*. (O Pol*. Tvhr- 11 Mangrum of Apply Valley, C a lif; citent. Howaver, F ric k ha. t*allCI.J . k . t I . . . , t I.a .t .M il lam baa fln ith rd aecond. anil New York U 72 W eil V ir. 7o Manuel D r I.a To rre . Mllweuker. Wn ; and Joe Jlm lnet, Manliai artion bv tha aovernment inada m,n)f banlurd fan* have indicated y utrnt College Hunter (d m ry ........ io r .................... - ........... Stevenv Tech 17 Cooper I'nion 71 ten, Kan htlplca. Kliiahetht'n 73 M ille r.v I Tchr* #1 major and minor league official, due for victory tonight Abo In the fealure are Bollln tvorche.ter T r r h *1 M I T VI lo aolve tha Itlc v liiu n problem. Melody, Dapple*, l-ora Nug Pete wilUm nntir *t Worcheater 71 1O'Lear, Song Tim e, Shook t'p Souih and Fable Formula. W'eiiern Kentucky *9 Tampa 17 Tomorrow'a 21 race day ol Virginia at V.M I. ** tem pering begin* al 2 p m B f |monl Abbfy 77 Pembroke St with 10 fa it matinee event.. T|irn N(jr|h L-ir o l|n< , At 91 Sh|w « r t . rr.TKRSBu m ; t u r n In the evening, raring alert* *• Eton 71 Appalachian 71 ta ile d Preia latarwatlonal w X o u li# Sugg.' rard of 69 led a I to whrn Ihe 11 race schedule Wo(ford „ ,.otnl „ The Rnh Pettit • Cliff Hagan . Ught field today aa the women w ill fealure Saturday* "h o i ho* lir|w,r n h )n f tM ( ju||fo rt M pro* feed off for Ihe .erond round eomjilnalion la beeomlng the mo*t event, Ihe toth rn ntrtt. Boannke 71 Hampden Sydney U nf Ihe S I Peter.b urr Women'* deadly one two (coring punth In Raring tomorrow wrap* up Ihe Al|„ tn j. e>y gy Middle Tenn 71 Open, the third event on the lad nlnlh week in ihe Huh t moit Nor1(l c>rolj n i 7J Wake ForeH « tha National B iike th a ll Aum ia 1 le i PGA lour. lurceaiful year unce track opera , , ot|dj Ro(llhrrf, 77 K r lllln e at • ♦ l l » « Suggi, from Sea bland, tor J f r r y C olllni ooU I oh I control lion. ^urn ^ | ( ft ., won ihe first round on e*i>ert Pettit anil Hagan looped in 31 Carton Newman 101 Maryville 77 I Pulling, fini.hmg one atroke a for Ihe IhMl »ea.un point* lietween them in Ihe »ec ---------' , T \ll»* College 7V William Catrv W j head of defending champion l l r l . y ( t r i l l D o u b le n c a d e r K>. U n lry a n M M il. Southern U und hall Thuraday nigiil In pro i Rawla. of Spartanliurg. S. C vide ih r S I. I-ouii lla w k i with a lir.K K A . Ohio ( L 'l l i T h u nemwin 73 Furman at M ickry Wright of Bonita, Calif., lie. lay edge over the New York Mldwevt w ai neat with a 71. followed hy year « Yale Harvard game w ill he Knickerbocker*. It wa* Pettit's Concordia at Moorhead .7* W lffle Smith. St Clair, Mich , 72, played a. Ihe .econd half « f a hatVet In Ih r la»t 33 . erond* that Soulhwe.t and nuth Jei.en, S e .tile , and foothill "douhleheader ’ at New Marlene Ila u rr Haggr. Pm .burgh. Haven, Conn Baldwin W allire F a il T r* a * S i. 71 Sam Itnu St, M nulrhrd Ihe contrtt for the dr. fending NBA champion*. w ith 73'. and New Haven Tea thrra w ill llou.ton 71 Lovnla <I.a ) At The S i I gnu. victory combined We«l The IT.V rt tournament end* af meet in a morning rnntctt t<> wiih Cincinnati* t l h l t l triumph lug Monlana *7 R rg l* *3 with the ter 12 holn of medal play Sun avoid conflict over the Mmnrapulii I.a krt* at game,” day. Portland, f ir e , a a iu r e d Ih r Itawka of at Ir a . l a tie for the W rit rrn Dlvinon rrown. The K m rk ), parrd hy Frank C INC INN A T I. Ohio I C P U — , Selvy and Krnnv Sear., tlnrm rd Ihe Cincinnati haveh.l! rliih'a tn a 17 12 hu ll time fudge and at »uriiie hroehure U Idled "Th e one time held a 27 point edge Cintinnall Red*." a a .itch after over St. Loui*. five year* puhbrily a* the "Cm St l-oula entered thr final pr clnnall Redlep* " nod tra iling . i» 72, hut Pettit General Manager Italic Paul dropped in I I point* and Hagan • a id , "we haven't rhangetl a eight la (end Ih r Km rk* down tn thing Red., Redlcgi, Red Stock­ defeat Pent lopped Ihe x o re r. ing. The y're all a part nf mu with 34 |Mi,iit. while Hagan had name." 13 Selvy led New York v*llh 27 The change probably reflect. and Sear* chipped in 20 Ihe read Ion of fan., who found At Portland, a rapacity crowd it hard lo .a ll the leant "Red- of 3 . j» l taw Jack Twyman >cnrr leg*" after m many year* of 31 pointa, 77 of Ihem In thr firat calling Ihrm "R e d * " half. In lead the Royal* tn victory over the Faker*. decision Expected On Baseball Suit Early Odds Favor Fast Guttersnipe e Cage Scores M ...... .. . >■£•, , r s r i£ Pettit And Hagan Lead Hawks' Win Suggs Gets Lead In St. Pete Open Cincinnati Again Listed As ‘Reds’ Jensen, Spahn, Sievers Balk Called P u n lateraallaaal Several of baifbaU't aalary bat(la* hava now moved up Into Ihe itraloipheHe atage. Th a i'* the ita gr in which each parly auggcita, at lactfully *■ poialble, to the other that he go fly a kite. Jack)* Jrn.e n and the Bed Sm lit Into that general category to­ day. So do Warren Spahn and Ih* Brave*, and Roy Sie vg ri and the Senator! among other*. Je n irn . Spahn and Slever. each hava aaid "n o ” to two offer* al* ■aady and all three nf them don’t give the alighteat Inclination nf yielding even though their rf.pec* Archie-Sugar Ray Bout Takes Shape M IAM I BEAC H. Fla (L 'P D — Archie Moore and Sugar Ray Kohinton w ill fighl for Moure's light heavyweight crown, proba­ bly in June, if they can come to terma on splitting the pur«r. That wa* diiclosed today hy Trurnan Gtb.un. prrudent of the dttiolvlng In t. .'national Boxing Club o ' New York Prelim ina ry tonfcrencci wrre eoncluded here Thursday night among G l b i o n , m iddle.cigni champion Itobinr>.i. Jack Kearnv — Moore* manager— Rubimon* a d viio ri Giorge Galnford and Harold Juhnion, and Jim N orn* —form er boxing crar. Gibtnn raplalnrd "Rohinton »aid flatly he wanted to fight and that he wanted to light Archie Moore " T i l l * wa* Ihe t in t time h r had made it clear on both point* That hr wanted to fight and that Moore I i the pertnn rather than Carmen R a iilio lea middleweight championi " Rohinton * low pound title would not be at *takc in the 13 round fight for ancient Archie'. 173pound crown. Sugar Ray and lie belle*rd hr could hutid up to about I *t pound* for Ihe bout without M crtftrlng iperd. Gustafson Hunts Fourth Assistant M IAM I I l l ' l l Uni*rra lly of Miami Football Coacn Andy Gu.laf'on went hunting for anniher a n itta n l loday lo replace Ihe ’fourth member nf hi* *taff lo quit tinte th r llu rric a n rs m drd their t ri.o n with a 2 * record. F in r Coach Gene Fllcnvon re signed Thur.day lo enter the real estate buiineta here Gu.taf.on .aid h r now i . tre k ­ ing at Ira .I two inner aa.i.tanti who h a ir taught both offrn.e and drfent#, • rive team* begin .p rln g training- "H e ha* let a figure and he’a within the n ra i twu week*. yf j„ a .tubhorn about it,” .ay* " I w »nt budge” » . > , Jen.en. (. y B ucky H a rr.., vvJiii wa< the Mott Valuable Play. . . e r in the American League la i t , "^aekie • a fine boy and 1 like •ea.nn and I* .aid to be a*king him, but he II find other* can FtO.OCO. fight, too." The Red So* feel J e ti.rn I* beH a rrb felt Jeeirn w*. h .tln g i hi* demand nn “the W illiam * Ing .tuhborn. Fustest With Mostest, Yankees Stay In Stride N EW YO RK f l ' P I ) —The New apartment hou»e dweller* beyond. Y o rk Yankee*, who make it a In prevtou* year* the gendarme, on the day of a game roped off habit of tiring fu stc tl with the a lection of the elevated platform m oitcit, stayed in stride today beyond center firld *o that you with what amount* to the largest routdn t gel a hirgtn view for pinball machine in the world, 13 cent*. You'd h* »urpri.ed how T h i* dandy item is a new SAW.- many cop* it required to keep (M> electric uorrbnwrd whuh w ill that little bitty (pace cleared. be in operation hy opening day. Th ry couldn't do a thing about the folk* in the Jt it. naturally, the largetl lig n 1binocular armed atructurr ever built in Ih r Cntied apartment* Hut t h ii new electronic marvel Statei. T h r board w ill Im -lt 3 feel wide, takes care of all the free loader*, 43 fret high on the aide* and 73 even the "working men” in blue feet in Ihe c rn lrr and. with all For it w ill practically block out of till* perched above the .enter- the heaven*. Convertible for football, th r field hlrather*, Ih r tippy top w ill board contain* 11.12U lamp*, lie 110 feel above street level, T h U it, of course, bad new. to enough to light a im all town, with p rrc in rt 44 in the Rinn* ami m.oou watts; M3 mile* of elec­ tric cable, which i* enough to wire a deiiro ye r-fa very fitting analogy when d i.ru i.ln g the ■courgr* of ihe Americin Feaguei: ha* a total fare area of 4.872 feel plut a frw odd in rh n , and D B S M O IN ES. Iowa ( C P I i- w ill he controlled by 4.M0 pu*h lllm o l. all time pacing great buttons. Tommy O'Connell, who started roathing only la it year. t«d*v at age 2* took over th r football helm at Drake U n ive rsity.' 1 I ’vr heard the term 'dial-, lenge’ uted to much that I'd pre­ Member* of the Sanford Wom­ fer to lay thi a i . a real fine op en* Golf Aimcialion treked up portunitv,” G Connell .aid " I Ihe road lo Ihe Ml Plymouth hope, though, that I'm not on Country Club Wednesday, where tria l for all the other young they enjoyed a day of golf and a coaches in Ihe country," buffet luncheon. Plan* have been O'Connrtl, currently an a t.iit- made for another rte u riin n . ant coach at alma mater lllin o i*. Included were Belt*’ McCracken, said lie hoped In wrap up hi* Do*tie DeGanahl, Fanchon. MeChampaign, III . affaira and move Robert*. Anne Marsh. Jo McDan­ Into Drake in to day*. iel Jackie Crawford. Genevieve O'Connell'» Drake appointment Woodruff. Barbie Morriton. Crela wai announced Th u r.d a y night tllgginhotham, Jane McKlbbin, It rlitnavrd a month. long search Dot Powell, Ellen lle tt., C ilr for a *urce**or to Drakr'a War­ Heard. H r lrn Carraway ren i.aer, who re*iuned at the Suey Dickey. Claire File , Olive end of lavt iraton after IQ year* Ann Shinahcrgrr, Alier M ill*. (Jin­ a* head coach. ny Shrd d rn and Ruth Herron. O ’Connell Chosen Drake Grid Coach Local Golfers Pay Visit To Plymouth iJ iin ir ''— a reference t " • h e ll IS ,* UWO Boiton it paying Ted Wt lilim i. Jen.en I n . i. t i h*‘» "not inter* r.le d ” in what Ted I* getting ^ S t ill, there wa* a Red S -> ^ pitcher a frw year, back who, during a .alary wrangle, told a flexion official: "A * lone a* you’re paying the big guy i W illiam *) w much, why don't you have him g» in theta and do the pitching, too?” Spahn'. C*»e i . a bit different. The Brave. a:C acting a. if he * asking for a piece of owner Lrnl PertnF* con.truction company^ wheieai Spahn »ay* all he w .n 'u F i« "a ralae” for winning 22 game, last »c**«n. It it believed the B ia **» offeird their ace left-hander approximate. !y the .ame $60,000 he earned last yra r Executive Vice President Birdie Tebbett* Haim , he and Spahn "aren't fa r apart.” Spahn counter, lhat Birdie ain’t much of a Judge of distance. Sleveri, always a tough man t * ^ ign. also 1. looking for a pa y^ D o o i l . The Senator* point out he was the highest paid Washington player in hutory la .t year with a salary of *!>out $36,000. In any rate, both part i n are liltin g tight *nd it look* like on* of tho>* temporary italemate*. Seminoles Tackle t Darters Tonight Fakrticw ripped Feethurg last night In the opening game of the Orange Belt Conference totirn*. ment 31 26. Tonight at 7.30, at the Winter Park sy in. Ihe Sanford Seminole* w ill tackle the Apopka D a rte r*. for the »econd t ilt of the tourney." If the Seminole* upiel the D a r­ ie n , It w ill mean a return trip Salurday for thr championthip The winner of the OBC tourna­ ment w ill play in the state tourna­ ment in Gainevville next month. The Seminole*' hlgh ic o rm i J im ­ my G rarry need, two point* to­ night tn tie the all time highv»cormg record ol 313 point* in one »ea*on. Grace)- to far hai » rn r | ed 313 point* on 119 field goal*' and 73 frre throw*. The hard-hitting Junior la e v peeled tn (hatter t h ii record hi the early moment* of tonight's t ill. Doll Picked By Irish Colts Sign Rebel Rams Sijfn Causer SO U TH REN D , Ind <UPD — Don Doll, former Southern Cali­ fornia ila r. hat hern named Notre Dame hacklirld coach. Doll played pro hall with the twu Angrlei H a ui', Uaihlngton Redskin* and Detroit I.Jon' B A L T IM O R E , Md. (L 'P D — The Baltimore Coll* today announced Ihe signing of lineman Hanson Churchwell, of the University of M ississip p i, the Huh * filth choice iri the Nation*! Football League draft. U ) S A N G ELE S ( U P li — B u lrty Humphrey. Baylor quarterback, tigned a pride..tonal contract with the Lot Angelrt Rama Thu rsd a y.! Humphrey. Ia«t icaion'. leading collegiate paster, waa the Ram*' M-c-ond draft choiee. (Join Tour Winners M IAM I. Fla iC P Ii Hobby Ci*ery widened h i. had a* Ilia tcah'a hailing Jockey Ihurtday when he rode Inur winneri. tl* . »ery tuMilrd home Rare Aee i I H . M l III the .econd, Marikav i* « » o i in ihe third, Arakan 2nd ( IJ . r iii in Ihe fifth and Kingmaker (13 lot in the tevcnlh. (_ _ _ Ttiu/fieqf Morton Cots Post M ILW A U K E E f i l l ' l l — Tha arI'u iiiliit f hi of Ja>k J. Morton haa m m p ie t e d head rnarh L ille niarkb ourn'i new Marquette Univ r r iliy sta ff. Morton »erved under lllai-hbourn with tha Green Bay I ’a rle r. In l!*37. 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W E E K -E N D S P E C IA L We Carry And Sen ice Our Own •? *• 111 I* l i tv (h a p in c up a i the replacem ent fo r N B C T V 'e llehtnd t im e d ItootA w rh lrh h a i the w o h h lri v .i •ele M a rK e n n e wdl m a le her f ir it IV appearame. * t n r r In .in c her b a b y, on the Feb 2 2 \ I U T V D ina h S h o re vhow A rt l a rne v and the Ita trd pup p e lt w i l l sta r in A IH / T V * n e »l one h o u r »p e rl*t, the S o t r e r e r 'i A p p re n tic e , on A p ril .' Ja c k Ite n m in u te im m ediacy and p ulie. ny l t , r v l n s , n ,t)(p |n „ of R „ , had movement a n il even more , f ,| f o r hl% M it r h lIW T V r $9900 9 - Pc. Dinettes Popular Hronie Tone R r f . 8119.95 t Z I l*M h ifn t r i t l 94 O r T a p D olla r i l l l (# i« r l.iad lla o a I I l illM P. %i. w # « an elecant fvee pt loii. 1 vtng •till photnA sathered m the Ian co in rm poria of (hi ■ country, " M e e t Mr. IJnroIn'' ttttched to­ gether a half hour nf eonitdera hi* rtvhneAt H ackflop prd by a llnlvert Hut aril llennMI acote that lared tune* nf the period around ill huak. the -how it arkrd it* photoi In an artful pile which ca ve tti STKKL DINETTES 11 I t Story Of Lincoln's Life ll a ai « « i > a • b a t t e r ie s ( 9 ) W LO F-TV ARC Top-Notch Presentation R ia l ■ i t l .Ilk R i i h l n m i n •4 1 llet .ml Tiki N » « l • L IS T IN G O RLA N D O ( 6 1 W D BO -TV C IB A lttta r G o lf III Ch*nn*l 2 »7 ##anta 14 1 t btni 9 i » i ||.*«* l»«.g 1 O «;p Judftt I’* »Y l»ten I .M 14 • to m m in t T f t f-’ i u u r r l C » l»a»# I'FrrIitiir 1 • C H A N N EL •• i t o fl# e « it I I I I ’u f f 1 4 f - a » » 'U M I I I )• A 4 *a a tu rt Tim a •4 t tYo 4 4 r 46 *»->4 i# fk # r 1 . 9# •• r R ••14 i r * N 4 i 4 l M i l » i l l P.artiRr 4 4 | 9l v ' i i « l l ( 4 » ita%inc C i T i i I K (?» .Nani •4 1 A r t l t t r r a»»i la i^ a 1.19 m N # » i •4 t » i l l l l ( 4 T l«l..A * I 'vEi f i 7 1 J» e t*#«*• of D a a «*r •.14 1 4 1 \\ # g(Kir 1 .4 I 4 )*.\’i * •— M o . g lii a .'v a ig t 44 6 S i « » i — l* o » Go4 4 a r 4 •.29 I : I |»r»K4 *f («» !.« «• Ha*.g#r s C l 9 u|irf#d| I '• ( 2 » N T . • n n Tti# ** at •4 t Ho!4 ( 4 * * n ln * * ft l l •4 r Y * Ta u tha T r u ih 1 4 1 \\ 9 att C i n C » k4yaf#r* T h i i i r i * 4 tiH» I 49 (*• (stw ig i M u rn i i i ) A v ih u r (!v 4 f s •y (•» 1 1 1 f l i i r • •» 9 14 ( 9 1 Mow I n 9la n i k llllM o r t ilr i ( 1 * lin k I'wWAfVA 1 |« ( 4 l ll#*( N**»1». ao 14 44 C l K i l i f o i r> * n i •4 » (.A rt I* 41 Uf •• ••I .41* 0 # |*r#iiw t« J 21 •. I l . l l t i • Va’a f t ii « 6| N «r » *• 4 * i ' t N * « f U ( i f# f l l 9 $ C ( (V * « | k a r.\ « ia i f o r f i |4 | " r . l i r i N l t l 4 r « * r t i •4 1 l i m n I I 19 !<• Mot • C l J a rk r i r r 44 I |l \ #:%!»% % 4 44 : » 4 •?» • 4 c — ( i t l f i • a? 7 99 ( i t N irt • 111 .Sawi • * * I k M I f I 6 «• |4 t ,\ | « l i ia i • l*iahl!4 %• i 9• ( 4 * Jl(jn*w*f I; t»w 1# 411 11* 4 *1#f • l» • # fl .94 •. i (*.»•»■ n la* %'• •i t 1l| i • , * ( lit*'# » ta |•i 7 r M iu ’ R II* * - ' l i t# i l » P r »-4 i t u i m i l l I !,*•«# I. n r ) * 6 * 41 n il- It iB IA PROGRAMS END I P. M. i s «Ut (sm s In your home— I RF.R Ck.rk all yaur T V A Radi* T ik t s -F R C R With slsrlroalr tubs Ir-irri Oar tru:k carriea a (omplrtr tmtk of RCA, GR tad Ptltanla tub**— guar.mrrd f t datf. • %'aur art will aoi bs l.k rs liom yaur bnm* ALL SIZES FLUSH DOORS 9 FA2-4174 Tbsrs bat Iwrn an ritfavlv* harts* wads la Ihlt flsld finding that sf all T V Irssbls « a t dut In isbt tslluis. Ms (osrlallis la rlertrsnlr tubs dlilrlbatloa. Hays bssa In lbs Rldls, TV, tnd F.lsstrsnlr flsld fsr t( yrar*. Electronic Tube Distributor RA M 0R U . FLA . Bargain Prices fall — “The Lumber Number* FA 2-5581 *■. for flutfdti Henke H I L L Lumber fir Supply Yard 111 w. 9rd HL Baafsrd, Ha. �P if « »— Frl., Feb, 13, 1939 X-Ray Scheduled In Seminole Again Seminole County residents of I I and older may receive a free cheat X Hay. Feb. 24-March 7. aervi'e i» provided by the Florid a State Board of Health, the Seminole County Health Unit and the Seminole County T B and Health Association. Everyone la urged to get their X-Ra y aa soon aa they can. Last year ».ono people tn Seminole County received X-Ra y* through tbia aervlce. The X-Ray aervice 1* available at the following localiona, dale* and tim es: Downtown Sanford at Yowrlla, Feb. 24-March 7, 10 to 1 and from t to 5; South w rit Itoad naar Delua Ba r, Feb. 21 from 1 to ■; Midway, at Midway Groceiy, Feb. 27 from 1 to 4. and from 5 to ft; Gntdshoru at Shiloh Baptist Church, Feb. 2* from l to 4, and from 5 to * ; Foodrnart, March 4 from 1 to 4; Sanford Ave. and E . 3rd Street, March 6 from I la 4, and from 5 In 2; . Anyone living in (he county may receive their cheat X Rays at the following localiona: Fe rn Park, at the Glaaa Fntin tain, Feb. 21 from 1 to 4: Alta­ monte Springs, at the Food O n tar, Feb. 24 from 3 to I ; Forest City at Nichola Grocery, Feb. 21 from 12 to 3: Fesgale Concen­ trate, Feb, Vt from 11:41 to I , and from 2 to 4:30. Geneva, at the Post Office, March 3, from 12 to 3; Slate Road Camp, March 3 from 4 to 1: Jamestown at the Methodist Church, March 3 from 0 lo a; Lake Mary, at the Post Of (ice, March 4 from 1 to ■; Longwood at the Hotel, March 1 from t l to 2: Lake Monroe at Gardner's CAM* HERTZ FA2-7723 E v e n in g s F A 2 -7 5 0 0 r HERTZ i V ic Kob e llo, A n t. 601 K . l it Store, March 1 from 4 to 7: and at Oviedo at the City H a ll, March 7 from 11 In 2, and from 3 to Seminole W ill Get Recruiting Officer On March !, Seminole County w ill have a new Arm y recruiter. M/Sgt. J. C. Meathum. who has been the re c ru ilrr for thie area, w ill be relieved of his duties as recruiter for Seminole and L i k r Counties. Mesrhum is the commander of the Orlando Recruiting Station, ami previously has been re aponiiblr for Ihe recruiting in live counties tn Central Florida. Hi* duties w ill include only three «( these counties now—Orange, B re ­ vard and Osceola. M.'Sgt, Meathum, as » pars Irooper, has made 20* jumps since h is enlistment in Orlando in June. 1941. Soarnteen of these jump* were made in France. 27 were B ritish Jumps, four free fa lls, and the rest American sia lic line jumps. During hi* lime tn the Army he has earned the Purple Heart, the E T O Ribbon with Use Battle S ta rt and an Arrowhead, the Good Conduct Medal, the Presidential Unit Citation with a cluster, the Pre-Pearl Harbor Ribbon the French Fourragrre, Ihe Combat Infantrymen's Badge and the Rrome Star. Embargo Imposed On Copper Items W ASHING TON l U I ' l t Th e U . S. has slapped a new embargo on topper shipments to Russia and other Iron Curl sin countries. The Commerce Department an­ nounced Thursday it was placing 33 topper and copper-base alloy items on lls embargo lis t a* of Feb. 20. The lilt contains stra trgic Items which rannol lie r s ported without specific approval from Ihe department. T h u Is usually d e n ie d Communist ns tlnn*. TODAY A O PEN SA TU R D A Y 1 2 :1 3 TYRON E POWER l) l! K I < I N D Y N A M A T IO N — In C olum bia P ic t u re * 1 ’T h e 7 th Voyage o f S in b a d ,” D yn u m a tio n b rin g * to v iv id lif e t i l l * ih ie M o -lh e ile a th between Sin b a d (K e rv v tn M a th e a a ) and a n kc lte tnn . T h in a m a zin g p ic tu re w ill s t a r t at the R it z T h e a tre , Su n d a y, Ritz To Show 7th Voyage Of Sinbad' C o lu m b ia Pictures' ‘T h e 7th Voyage of Sinbad,” the firs t pic­ ture filmed in arnaiing Dynama lion, Ibe newest and greatest movie making process, opens Sun day at the K its Theatre. The spec­ tacular Arabian Nights adventure stars Kerwin Mathews in Ihe title Longwood HD Club Makes Plans For Fairs Ity Jn Hammond Phone VA 11112 role, Kathryn Grant as the l*nnres* P a ris*, and Richard Kye r as Ihe Genie. T o ri* Thatcher is fea­ tured In the Technicolor entertain­ ment. Unlike any other motion picture ever seen before because of its use of the revolutionary Dynamalion process, "Th e 7lh Voyage of Sinbad” has been hailed by film dom fo r Ibe life it brings lo the fabulous wonders of the Arabian Nights, Five years in Ihe making, Dynamalion was pioneered by produc­ er Charles If. Schneer who col­ laborated with some of Ih r out­ standing spe- ial effects men in Hollywood to achieve the b rilliant new movie-making process "which combines a live background — in color — with a 3-dimensionat ani­ mated figure in combination with flesh-and-hon* actors.” Through Dynamatlon, dassting new feat* of movie magic are said lo make "Th e 7th Voyage of Sin bad" the M li wonder of the screen. Advance audience* have thrilled to such screen wonder* a* a huge cyclop* attacking more man and their comparatively puny ships; Sinbad battling the giant two head ed roe on the lop of Ihe world; the beautiful P rinc e ti P a ris* reduced by black magic lo thumb-site; Sinbad'* duel-to-the-dealh w itii a living skeleton, and the ratacygmic battle belwern a ryclops and a firr-b re jib in g dragon l-ilc ra lly a whole new world of iprciarle, adventure and romance a rr said lo have been created in " I h r 7lh Vojagr of Kiribati.” Krnnelh Kolb's s. r u n plsy fur Die Morningskle Prududion w s i directed by Nathan Juran. Itay Harry hausen created the amasing usual r f f r r i v to be ire n in T h i 7th Voyage o f Sinbad.” The Longwood Home Demon­ stration club planned participation in Ihe County fa ir and Central Florida F a ir exhibits at their meeting Thursday, Feb. i Alem­ bert voted to contribute birthday cakes for USD parlies in Sanford, The luncheon meeting was open­ ed with the flag salute led by p rrsidm i Mrs. K. P. Mutlancy with M rs. Ralph Hammond trading the club Collect. Devotional* were given by Mrs. Hope Bennett and Mrs Arthur Putnam. "Fu rn itu re end Selection of A r­ rangement” wa» given by M rs. Char'es Morrison and M rs. Ralph Hammond Mrs. Hammond aim gave a report on mas* chest x* ray to lie held In this county from February 24-March 7. | lo slrs«rt for Ih r turn in-on were Mr*. Ben Gray and M rs. Maude Long Following lunth, M rs. Ann Mil* r h r ll of Sanford, presented a demonstration on liquid rm broi d rry and painting nn rollo n and linen materials. Several out of The Rev. H a rry I I IJryan of stale visito r* were p rrsenl al the ibe Covenant Presbyterian Church. meeting. I iu rlo tlc , N. C., w ill be the guest liplscopal l-cnlrn Servlirs speaker at both the * 41 and 11 Christ Kptscopal Church w ill a m. services Sunday al the F ir s t conduct Lilany and Addrrss se rv­ Presbyterian Church, ice! each Wednesday evening, at *. during tj-nl Beginning Sunday, Feb. 22 a nursery, under the direction of IN t i l l : « I I I M T T ill: t ill NT* M r* Charles P a slrrn a rk, w ill tie j | IM .I . M M I M H i : I i l l N T I , Hryan Will Speak F E A T U R E : 1:00 - 1:20 - 7:58 ALSO ! J« vn c MRNsnoo provided. lie u - r v a lum s t h a irm rn ! I i n w a -at i » « n l« F E A T U R E : 2:30 - 0:08 . 0:37 STA R TS SU N D A Y a•aifaiawwaa,.i lamgwiMtd lie n nation* Chair men pir Ihe Paster l ily Ba ll spoil sored liy Ih r Seminole County Crippled Children's Society sc he dulfd Friday. Mar. ( i t li p. m. at the Mayfair Inn in Sanford, a rr lira . Paul W. Ilu rm a strr, TE 1-4362 or Mr* Robert F . Hammond. VA H 1112. Betancourt Takes Venezuela Reins D v m a m a o n T » P * r u e P lo t * '"TSJiawncES F E A T U R E : 1:41 • H:4I • 5 i M - 7:11 . 9:11 5 u o u 7. 5 X l ’ml s ►* x 0 1 FEATURING *1 1 1 1 . Ill M JIIIIIM Fi'* f * H i * t S « t a l n *»f M A IIfllP .IU T E t NM M A W 1>4*r * t i 4 I N o t l« l*. t i ) i l i i : I ) | t o h n • II r # r a » n * l i i f i n c c la im * «r • I t m a ' H i t a i j I n • t fc-al.t * i t * 1 * . * m | • • i i i *if y m * a r * I v t r * . n * » 1i ft| h| A l v I f « « |T 4 l M 4 t o 111* *' i c la im * • *1*1 «1 »4iiamla w h ic h )«D « f » H h * r o f t o t f , m t y hasm •aAln«l ••i.l *•!•?* am The Page Combined Shows Dedication o f New Fair Bldtf. Mon. Feb. 16 at 4:30 P. M. Followed By Seminole Hiffh School Band Concert th* r f f tr • M M *rrh 1t4». fn r th a !"•• In a *'4Ul»»me n f f ♦Hi# T * t M i n t ' l l %•*■o u n | In * • M n * <(• !»• 41• v >f |»* ) h * 4*o Tat A« a«aer >r, * r r | T » * C *o (H 1 * H # ci i t n •«'!«* t V a n n | v , H * n f « * r d , f I l a , f a i r r n m n i j f tn * « n d * 1 1 * n ♦*• r - v n n t r T * t « n ! f a n d P » * I n r f * n u n t % T a i I M * t * t n * n l * al * * • tiparatlA R h p *rtffrA li»« « W, a n a 1 1. M A c t i H i t Ut b * * i j i i l t b i d i • t A n t * r <1 a i t C l M r . u g t a n t i • M i n i m u m «*f t a n i a t l * t * n mialiaar*. w i t h u -ii« it in® a n i l i f f u m u t l l i t i f 4a p a 1 ti «i o f w h i c h r a n l»* ya*< 4 rn * a fo n » * r* . I f tf**ir*tl 1 , 11*01411 * t i l * r o n t r « d u U i t i b ar* for « h * fitii> | m *r • A l t o n f r o m «-n* a p p lio n in an oU itr. I . A u l o m a l l f r * / l * t * t « a n d ei f m * ! « r I n f a U . w ' I h 141 dat*i in n o f India Id '.a l k*> *. I . ' I l n l m u m i»f U " r l a i a n . w »• 1r» m * a n • b i l l * * | n p r i n t nn lh a f ti it J 4 “ *1. M i l i t h* f i n n i I. f. I. I, 6 Big Days anti Nights 6 Mon., Feb. 16 Thru Sat., Feb. 21 It. New Sanford Legion Grounds fa*.' e a f f i l j K«4Ulpp*d w llh lin * ad* f*i». h a n l * m I n n p a c * t n u r A M in 7 f* m ill* m ar* n n * rn p v. E * mI >p * 4 i n p t * n • r a f 1 1 a 1 * n * n t « I n » * f * r a l r «(>!#• *1 * a i f o i l 1* i * r * p a r t i . P ro t ltH m * fo r u«* o f ih * «’ . » l l * r l o r fnr d l*f rlb 'itin * ra th hr rirla ti* i,M )i by n f In te l a t lif t ln n n * th * ho ard * f th * a a m u n t tn e H M M n v m a rh ln t, M a r h l n * »• ha e M * t n pr< f n r r a r l e M * re t# avta na li Ih .ly irt In I »• r e a d # w f # I n 111 4 a ? e f r n m d e l nrdar I t . Uftehfn* ______ Highway 17-92 South in • f l lo r * W II i o n A l M i r n t f r , (* O l | t i M J u « tf f# o f h * m | n n | a O u n l $ ( At hra o f f i r * I n t h * I ' o L l / t 11 c*i| •# tn a * n fa»i i | riu ri4 a w u h i n • i « h i cat• iils r tnortiha fro m th * lim i of «* f I t • t p u k>1i t A 11g n o f t h i s n o l l e * »-»• h M a l m n r d e m a n d m u » * h * )n ^ rliin * I h l co n ta in !H a p la r t of • • • i t ) • n r • a n i l no at n t f l c * a d d r * * * "t IH t rls irn s n i Amt m utt h* •• • mi lo hr Ih S ijslfo a n t, h it *a *flt of • h orn • ». n r rh« •**< • CARACAS i l ' l ' t l - Ito mu In Ret •fusil )-# i «»4i| anrourt, V rncm rla's Iir s t freelyiHiftlM ft T,*n*nn i *« t It • r 1n a I f I ,a * a- >o flcctrd president in It year*, be \ * K a # r u l o r a o f a s id a s l A t a gins a live year term al Inaugural i *tfth U M llN ik ^ , cere monies in the national ciptlol I H o r n # * f u r aa, |f| r a i A t a I* M r i o t N.s today. 1’ A f k V ln rd * Betancourt was elected pres! N M iiiit* ! on r#b | ii, n a Mar. « t n « deni Dee, 7 wllh a plurality of 47 per cent In a three way r o n lrii. N h * ltrsif« t o f f V u n f v C n m n The December balloting was Vene : ” * r » o f K n m i n . i l * f ' s i t i n i y , l ‘ l « Hi1 r * r » l %• l>i t l i * t t h • d i f f | »iu rla 'a firs t genuinely free elec­ 0 V I I # f union t ’ I * r k In t h * I* tion since 1917. M a* * t h * ofe* r<1 »jf» f n 4 W American Legion •s. w r . Legal Notice MORE ; _ _ sc u tn Nere *HM n n a r d f o r T i r l h t l n g t w o 41 • f»t n u m b e r * o n le t *nl ♦at M il I f d ca lr*d NMt w ill !• » tn A n**) V* nnarv*d et e ■ V * b * M M a r e S f. m i <V P Vf**n4on n**h ^ • M l.k P a e tu a ri lo h n K r id a r l-a b ru a r, If. li l t . ]lth r**»r !» !• u X w K •< Ob'r #cnfnrS frrall �Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive Want Adn S -F O R R E N T C L A M i n iD I —LO W AND IN D E X FO U N D , 1 - F O II R E N T I- A -tO O M * BO ARD A—BEA C H R E N T A L S 4— W A N TED TO R E N T *—r e a l e s t a t e r or s a l i •— F A R M S . A C REA G E . GROVES T - R E A L E S T A T E W A N TED 5— M IS C E L L A N E O U S •—F L O W E R S • P L A N T S SHRUBS 1 4 _ o r r iC K E Q U IP M E N T II— A U T O M O B IL E S . T R A IL E R S 12B O A TS A M O TO RS 1 3 - FA R M S U P P L I E S A MACH I N E R T 14P E T S . L IV E S T O C K . Completely remodeled • room unfurnlihed a p trtm ro l. an Park Ave. N rw all eteel kitchen fully quipped. Apply P IS Park Avr. 2—FO R R E N T >I 1-ROOM furniihed cottage; bath and electric kitchenette. .Suitable fo r tingle person nr couple 133 Can tie teen between t and A p m . W. t «t Bt at Monroe t orner M r*. Paul M a rr» F A 2-2h2*. Jh r B a n fn rh S tra th l ‘r i. . K rb . IR, 1P59—Page 9 11-W O R K W A N TED 2 T - X O T K F S — P E R S O N A L1 M A Y F A IR S EC TIO N : Spar Ion* 3- Young man w illing to do any INCOME T A X S E R V IC E bedroom furniihed home. Own­ honest work; tmuiedcanlng, Wm. I I . Murray e r, FA 2-l®»*. wall washlnc. etc. C h a rlr* l.an- 1111 Celery Ave. FA 21344 den. FA r 1142 llo sc d Minn'ay 3 BEDROOM CB home, kitchen equipped. Close to SNAS. Take Fm uhrd or unfinlthed hundry 2»— A K TIC I.P JS r n n A A L l " up low monthly p a jm en li. work done tn my home GOOD used F r ig i’lvtre Rrfrigera* F A 2-3273. PA : m tor. Phone F A 2 4312. TH i* is a guest pat* In the R ilz Theatre Frank Hathaway. Evp 3 Piece livin g room *ulle, needi P U R C H A S E or R E N T : C.a»nllne date Feb. 27, *39. rcftnivhtng. FA 2 74M. ttalmna nr m et. townv I.Ono in LA FF* A -D A Y 3 BEDROOM frame house. 2076 So Grandview—Ro«r Court. La n e gla** JatounrH porch, k itrh rn equipped attic fan 4 2 S T O R E S for rent. W ill renovate for tenant, FA 2 1232 day* endnied garage. Available im FA 2 1790 nightt. mrdiately. Call FA 3-4447. Nice deeping room, private rn J ROOM furmihed apartment trance and private bath. • ROOM unfurnlihed. kitchen FA 2 19*6 equipped. Phone F A 2 0733. tV E L A K A A P A R T S T C f T S : r x a i p r in t * hatha, l i t W. F t m K R E \ l. E S T A T E FO R S A L E 23,(00 pop. Prefer out>klrtt nr near tchocli. rrtid ential. Write Dep t M. P. O. Ho* IW . Moul trie. Georgia. N FW Home; 3 br . I 1* bath, kit then equipped. 2112 Ftm A»e See me at 313 E Second St. rfCBWRSS! manW G KA PI Y 1LLE N U R S E R Y B E A U T IF U L H O LLY A ll kind* and aiie* Grape villa Ave. FA 2 O il* U N F U R N IS H E D 2 bedroom hou»e Kitchen equipped; endnied Ivank 2-BEDROOM houie for rent. I ’ll porch; acrecned front porch; FA 2 3*23 garage; nice lawn. Good loot furntahed and clean lion. Adult*. FA 2 46*9 nr N Il’K I.V apartment, 3 room* anil bath FA 23122. FA 2 t»I9 FO R S A L E - OR R E N T ; Modern S room bouie with 2 a rret of land 2 Ituum*, furn : for o f llr r . More on lake. Inquire Noel'* Grocery. or deeping. 1j mi. So Orlando Otteen. D r. Rra d in 't place llw y . next to Sunom J ill. il s o c ia l s r r v ic e s W E L L D R IL L IN G Fairbanks Mor*e Pump* Repairs tn a ll make* HOWARD W. LONG 207 F Commercial Ave. Phon# F A 2 2*33 Quick Laundromat Service S h irt* Finiihed In 4* Hour* Sanltone D ry Cleaning F ?Mh St. Foodmart Bldg. SO U TH S ID E LA U N D RO M A T Complete * r l men'* McGregor golf rlu b t F A 2 2Si« K KN M O RE aulomalic wa.hrr, A -l condition, 460. Ph. NO 1-4424 morning*. C HILD iwing »ef. hahy crib and m a tlrr**, tapping and threading let. FA 2 3610 Flo ra l Arrangement* — Corsage*. Poria hlr c l r r l r l r a ir rnm preuor. SA N FO RD FLO W E R SHO P ro n iine rria t unit, with paint pot S U P P L IE S FA 2 1*22 or FA 2 0270 and gun Approximately 1$ ctl. 1 5 - A R T IC L E S W A N TE D ft FA 2 2339. R O L U W A Y , Hospital and Raby w o o D K ir r s I t —PLA C ES TO E A T Red*. Day, Week or Month— Farm A Garden Center Collun A Wool Y *rn * . Notion*, 17— B E A U T Y P A R L O R S T*!. T k 2-3111. Fu rn itu ra Cenier ANNUALS Thread*, Te p »*. 1 4 -F E M A L E H E L P W A N TED 11* W e ll f i r s t St*01 Celery Aee. H O L L IN S IID R IIY SHO P 1 4 -M A L E H E L P W A N TED C—— ’ * l l , . - * l . t. .*A *I 2 BEDROOM houie. furmthed. I- W AN r i l l IM R E N T At The S ijrn O f The Totam Pale. furniture Moving k Storage •creened front porrh, enrlo»ed 230 <voo Glory 4 Marion Market S t -M A L E OR F E M A L E 2*17 S . Freneh At §. t . E . P H IL L IP S . Agent back porrh. Call FA 2 2202 ur C O t'P I.E . reliable, gooil rba rar "He * the ten-thirty ln»omni» appointir..r,i.' l alsbagr Plants Ready to set 21— W O RK W A N TE D WA SH BU R N VAN L IN E S ter and references seek sm all t Motor Scooter, combination ofM. It. Andrrion, So. Cameron « F A 2 3343. 3 2 - B U S IN E S S i:too t rench Ave. F A 2 1991 house or apartment, kitchen fire tale. Wcitinghouie oven on Ave. O P P O R T U N IT IE S furnished, o r I,ca*r Management F U R N IS H E D mom FA 2 7301 ha-e, atm nii new clarinet, xnd T«;»»i*io n Tube* Tetfed Free. of small business with living 3— ItF .Y L E S T A T E FO R B A IJ I 24—S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S flat troner. Alvo. tniall refrigeH E A L I . S I A 7 E FO K S A L B » — U T u H i l l t l l T * - T H a I I. U R * " R O L L IN S H O B B Y SH O P M ODERN Jbedroom unfurnuhed quarter*. BO X 49. care Sanford rtto r and 2 kitchen table*. 34— PIA N O S E R V IC E S At Tha Sign Of Tha Totem Pole. 1933 n t'IC K Super, radio k lira home. $40. See F . J. A r llt i, lx Herald. F A 21906 2*17 S. Freneh Aea, 24-A—B U IL D IN G CONTRACTORS F A R M E R S A C EN C Y I r r . V e ry good (ondition. Mutt mon B lu lf Rd. X . V. Farm er, Realtor 24— E L E C T R IC A L 4—R E A l. E S T A T E H IR SA LE. be *old 443»i. io3 La urel D r 11R A TIN G Almo.l new double bed. Englan­ D. I I . Whitmore, A**oc. C O NTRAC TO RS Clean dow nilalr* furnished npL, Ph. FA 2 4926 H. H. PO PE CO. der A ir Foam l>n\ •prmg and 2 B R CB, tile bath, on eorner lot U t S. French A vr. Ph. F A 2 1221 oil heal. 611 Park. 11-A—B U IL D IN G , R E P A IR S , new metal bed frame. $43 va l­ 7<*« S. Park ----- FA 7 4214 1*3 v 163 ft. $1,000 down. Total After hour* FA 2 2411 or F A 2 4221 1933 PONTIAC Starchief. fully ue. both fo r $t*- ra ih . Call 24-B BUILDING SU PPLIES $10,300. A P A R T M E N T : hot and cold water pqulpprd. p e r f e c t condition. FA 2 322*. 21—N O TIC E - P E R S O N A L S furniihed. Call FA 24120* alter NF.W' 2 lilt . I ' » halhv Fla. r.snm $t,230 Can be finam rd for r r $1,300 down. Total i*S»3<> la k r 2 4 - A R T IC L E S FOR S A L E Jacket. • Boot* • T e n t* • Luggage •pontiblr buyer Phone F'A 2 0331 ____ • p. m. front Humes — l.akrfront tail*, ARM Y N A V Y S U R P L U S day or FA 20.117 evening. 3 4 - F U R N IT U R E A w im M iirlii Hark Dlaaa $23 front fool. Term *. 310 Sanford Avenue H O U S E H O LD l e n i ( ila M 34 Pont, conv, RA H . Auto. (ran*. Door G la *« 2 llrdroom* MAJOR BROWN R E A L T Y F A C TO R Y .TO Y 0 U ~ S E R V IC E Many evlra* Excellent cond. Realtor Th# {tnard **f *’nun»% i nim *• Florida Room 1—L O S T AMD F O U N D A LU M IN U M FA 2 3*41 S r n k n r ik C.l««e *n H P . iln l Cn. lo fV ii cf n«inir*r'U «’uuntj KTnrttl* L A K E MARY \ F..NET1 AN B U N D S w ill i i r t l i i b|4a *t i*»n nff — F .II.A . I t : t i l W 2nd S I. Ph. n 2.4*22 i.O S T —L E A S E . Big Sa l* Oa i* Pn FA 2 $237 .-r FA 2 1961 I* U rrin l»n , « l#rk. «»• lf»t C*u S A C R IF IC E C< \ In' wide Ira ll Endnied head. Sagprnol bottom Everything. Furn itu re Cealer. M«u* at h ir»fonl Up |o I «« r r . 1939 nindrl, 2 bedroom* E N V E LO P E S . Letterhead*, state­ ra il with plavlic end*. P la itle i m I w » »’ II Mar. 1» J mI In T b i* l» a guest pa»s to ihe It it t |fi# f . - l i . i W l t i K * e m lp rv a ri t i ment*. invoice*, hand h ill*, and l.r> « than dealer* co*t Cuitom or rayon tape*. Cotton er nflo# Theatre for 11 L. Harvey. Lap KaBit I l * •• L O S T : In reiid e nlia l or duwn W|*» • i |T|»*.%riO.N** program*. et r. P ro g rru lv e furmthed—27 in I I I F t. Zenith Cord*. • i i i p . m c a l . l v c a iu » dale te n y> town Sanford, white gold H a m il­ priming Co Phone l ‘A 2 2951 — S r n k a r ik C laau nn<l P a in t C#.' T V and many extra. F A 2 T36o (Includes l loving) k iu : ton watch, three diamond on I l l i i l ' M l t l t s l l v • p* •a 1a f • ar 1 f i t # 3«* We-t 13th S t **llh irav# apl aij n«e #«• 112 114 W 2nd S t. Ph. F A 4421 each side, black hand with «onv|il*l# » « l V a (t« 4 4 < ili Viid| (> iU *l it a* f u l i: - R O A T * and MOTORS B^UH Down $1*10 Muni lily P U M P S _ S P R IN K L E R chain guard. R EW A R D . M rs. low • i l H N I l l H i : and 1, Mtall l*w *t4Uli>P*d W ifi auto* 3-REDRO O M S with oak flisor* SY STEM S l-rro y A ndrrion, P h o n e . MERCURY OITBO 3RD MOTORS H O U S E H O LD GHOBS n a*M? *1141 •#!*» n*r wiiti i nA ll type* and tire *. In tlille d i r al a foountaif l*» i * illam elrr crramie tile bath, u tility mom F A 2 3211. w. r . SMITH Homes Designed Fo r Kiiualna . ' * anaMa »>f i<»tiii'inS E L L U S Y O U It F U R M T U B B "Do It Y o urse lf* and rarportc. Nire yard with Outboard fialra A S rrv lre |R| an) Irak at f># workir n Florida Liv in g . • We H U Y the Mott 3— FOR R E N T W E R E P A IR AND S E R V IC E I* ititlou V*• avetaa* uf I K *rgood ra ip st of grass. 23!$ Pa rk Ave F A 2*214 • Block* W eil Of French •■ilitl* llia t » fli4 lor ehill l # • We S E L L the Mo.t 3 £ i lledroonift— I £ 2 Oaths S T I N E l>ffi* 1*1*«J w|ih «U attiesna** Large 2 bedroom unfurnuhed Avenue on 20th Street. • We P A Y the Mo»t 14 ft U H l s s i R A F T l->at and Machine and Supply Co. •t il<rkff il# k ii* tu b u i ..mail* al* S l.m io Down $100 Monthly apt , F la . room, tiled hath. t7UQ M O D E L OPEN D A IL Y |v *ot a*f f Hi# *UflM it wttaii S I P E R T R ADING PO ST 1 tra ile r. 33 h p. birrvtone mo­ 2o7 W 2nd St. Ph F A 2 6412 4 HEDHOOMS, 2 baths, well local » tiilnvl 1* t In#* «I. Magnolia Ave. Sio. FA 23331. Ph. F A 2 0677 tor $4.13 FA 2 7429. S. Vlual a uliDalil# f i n tia<* cd in (own. Total price $ll.0i*> P H E S K IIX E your baby • *hue* In i RilO M fo rm .lied hmier with f<»r forma *n# IV * wl»l* hr • n iG V A L U E S * Gateway to Ihe Waterway" 4* h ifh BW'I |»r s« I la a it*III rv rrla tiin g bronre, gold or lu t li to 1«- rnnvril -df property. N K K I) »»• , m u f f i l l u a iMe t i #• v ll • Q U IC K C R E D IT Yo ir fvtmude Dealer •liver—Write Sre and makr offer. Ph t<ata I** li# |iro% Mad wl*lt to A L llE S or more with modern • E A SY TER M S Itn lO O N S P U R T IN G GOODS II M il K it A I T I Irk ltl«.*»a Ir a • |4t ha In* F A 2 2139. home un West side of town • . n il* i #inu * aMr fnuii lha « l t North Itra i h S I. 304 6 n K . l i t Phene r A 2 19*1 UTATK fit# S M A L L tra rts of land, high or TO ; • leAlt*US«*U t. % ' IlavIona Itra ih . lla . I. hi.aii h a v # a w<*W u , *r New And l ’*ed Furniture For ihe Pe»t t 1 uv» rn R e *l R lta ie TH IC K IL. I i AUK s M# * il* lowr ground. 14— re l*.| .iie i| »f k Supphe, runrting n# (u I w -lih t*f in# M.ftltT M. k I N il • • 311 r. F ir » t S t. FA 2 3422 Ma h 14* deft*. * » 'l aha It ha S E E C U L L E N Jk D A R K E Y M A— P l.U M IlIN li eno K IH IP IN Q IttIRB. Uriel if it* •il» ti*r un • RO SA l„ PA YTO N at rmnnal e|• a k helaht. 4 Pupple* F R E K to gn<n| home*. W*. A. Cagle, J r. Salciman is net w n h e i r * a t I # * , ;•7 * Hegfiiered Heal Estate Broker Immediate Occupancy ile tiir e * . i f i n i t t l . • •# **«• • Nee >m at 2413 S. Grandview. U A II T I T I S V I L l . r t« ha 110 N Pa rk A t* . I*K. F A S - t t f l 4. **v#*a’t iliir a u 'lf M l i a r , ile rid k rd wr o t l i i f D i » » . I I t •- wida, «r* d»«o aul Ph. FA 2-1241—17-92 at 'llaweth* Wo Guarantee i'e rso iiul P l. l V IR IM . A H E A TIN G I M ’ N rw Jt Used « talin an t a *.th#ri% l»# «• * •» • • • T l i f l E E 3 month old ntivrd f r $ A C R E S farm lllrd land 3 lied W i n . * * r e e l IfflfM a n t SANFO RD Phone FA 2 7n«l N.itisfaction o r Your I. Nh*' I ha tiMsiinleJ on L*a»» O VIED O 4 iHlrtn. home with apt , K u rn iltire and Applianraa #* »« k n u w rt a r * l i t i k h n w i ; U male puppiri lir e in evrhange loom frame home 4 m ile* from tl ill ) i aal#i • .Money Cheerfully U i (* >K ami --Cl*»K l * To b* tornUhad with fotd f i t V IIIIS G on large lot. C. I I .Masters So. I for a go-el home. FA 2 in'ai. town P i iced $lf.<*io T e rm -. %»tf#. I f I t e l n t f , If •!•••!. .1 , . • . ■I I r aI ! •r r Refunded. Contracting 4 Repair* Central Ave. i h t l r u n k n o w n H e l l * a t J * ’* , tannpv lift# rover i»* full** 2113 209 E . F ir » t S t. Ph. F A 2-0913 I # c a I # F 4, e1avl*»*« »ran t**« r n . -»• ' •il iia v * »*f ra vu rli at l l l l , I I D in i m E R I H D M i t — H r v t t v r v R id iR S Free K M lrn a lr* a** 1a11*■ nr ifaliwant* ivtlir? aft t ’ •e* and •!#• «r»ad »-» a* L O V E L Y niasonrv home Lake n. i . U iU t V K V «| it uvular them #>f • I har rt L U I S varied »ue» S6.UUO nil to lint f !#t**l I u« T t,li# lla iiltutf Utrd furniture, nppllincti, tool* II Aflit It I T S I I E A I T Y M il IK Mary at Goodhart A ( ountry 11* * i n . i | » ( e l t e i l err u l l i e f » frwtri lit# f #* **ri l • S'i i*w (iti N c .M iii.lilr reatiic- T i l l >|M,ial $lu peimanent $7 3« n i l S a n f o r d A v r P h o n e FV 2 3 3 *3 etc. Rought-Mild. I.arry‘* Mart m h n i* fM ld e m e t ant| a«l* t ‘tuts ltd. Ilu u x 7 . v :u ( H i m I hliaII Is# ehaf*«iat krlnkl# atai ilrttie a *i kin*** n are* im * lion* A l.o (anal Iota S3.3Q4.thi to FA 2 3712 f I ft I wV* on rl«k |.#nrr t«R||irf 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112. 10$ So lla k tot 93 x llfi. high k dry Has k ts e i w i * . T H II I 4tn>i4jlH Halit K IR I flfitrh cm S( V r t i« with river acre** I n to lie seen to lie apprm atid . i .< N *1 '1 1| * M i w i f a, I f the ufifo T *al*|it#l and « tnNew K U ie tl F'urniiure k AppUlu ti.i i o in l', W r - t o f D e lia n ji *»i*k, and dark p rrrn IMrr|..r l i t <ti ■ a m i I f <1# a il, t h r l r tin f KM At. It H R J # W A N T E D C om plrtrly fu rn i«lird , Westing anre* A Gmwl Place Tn and Irav* to * Hot I rial* an* fc h i v * rt l i t l t B a t t a w . 1 # t f * ? f # V IIR u K E H S P ltO T K C T K D house kllchrn |lr»t water in I ' l l YIRING #«lar* «*n thw parntel* * •*!•# '• c ra n ia # * • # •!« »• * r B U Y S E L L n r TR A D E 1 1 l l l l G IR L S o ie f 71. Apply in M il I h# k#« l«»«k#d W I if I r ’ lim s n tB , « ih trw |» # undar Fla . B u ilt two year*. Selling C or. llw y . 1 7 .9 2 £ 2 7 fh S I . H E A T IN G J E N K IN S F U R N IT U R E ! 1'oM‘kla Intid# lha c%h|na| prrton al P i: '.N W hittle t i i * m *»r a l t l i t r i f t h w m . «l#* Phone FA 2-1 .**01 became of health J. Il H a rm w h in i si k#d S i . J J , c l /sew^y C. *ey e »y #**•*•! c*p t t lh fr a l * r . * h f •• 4**1 Sanford Ave. t • t )t|# i«c# a a n * l a<t*lrr»4r* a* AIR CONDI HONING >. Hhall ha * «(eah1» e*f a tnu*| I F I T IS I I K A I, E S T A T E L .9 D IE S lo ll or pari lim e work e»i*»f ar ii>n in <a** ut now ar t i oRh ar • tm ln riw n ' \l 1.6 N. P a r, Ave. Ph. F A 2-4121 in your neighleirlHMwl. Seminole CONTRAfT and REPAIR YTORK, • •k Crumley 4 Montcah '• ll • *.•-**!*» •nd — I ai 11*i a If, Ml*ft I ! fc# I* •vId* I with b HR* TA 7(542 • 117 South I'e rk Ph. f \ j ggo; •it ** *t *I-N h tr I viBband, If ( iiunt* Mr* A earn* $1 *2 hr. IH T 6 . nT,oil A i r . am%# • u t < ( f l u h # *1 • « I wr a<f llk ln * I P ' t I f *1* -a*t I h #I f t i n * RAYM O ND M. I I A I . L W u lr Ho. II i n Sanford I I r r f.e aln»* lh* 161* 1 1 " » f Vha i\ r u t I IM il i f i it ! I l l m n i m k n o w n l i c i t * at la w le g i'ie * f11r e*h#‘» teemh#*l hha t I#- .11 l l l l I % I t U M I I I Ml I I Mt| I I I 4 R u n i.R T A. W IL L I 3 MS. I t r , li„ , ile v lte e * ira iilfM a 4 ■| B »v a e.f R I \l lO lt k IS M RO It aid Udlr* no tr-a e llilsK |i#*ha. I N % N 11 |M|| » l H I N D I |. I M l N i t ria ln ia n ta , n ih a rw i* # u m lcr If JV innoil I unitqlllvf. \v.o« , Jpr i . T iioiii jn nI •tit fo il ahall t»# deal# *.) to I I I ft Nl I M \ NM M* *1*4 Th ird St A Park Avenue. Sou 111 IHcm ur ailher e .f (ham. da* I A 2 3V,| A lle nlic lU n k lll. lt M \ID Single and under .’a) tn io n Santa M ■•Minn# lha rotation hr r#» h 11l.i.ft >l ««*:.»: FA e •*«#*! nr i i i h a r w t a a . wh<>ta Y all ( all Rail I n* .»■ iff •Hatlna t ha * 1 • air a d nftitlf nt v.oik in Ihe lll l ir in ary. S rm tn n lrl i #*id* rn #• arnj aelel(•••#• a• ti uml»#r I ’bone FA 2 3611 known i r * unknown llO M i; . S E E K E R S Cnunly Home. L ite In. Salary; |it—^lANo s T B T ic K I L h h a l l e- «h * i» t e* r m> |tt ■>». t h a n H A U L V. VU L I.. TO!’ A IlK M KUKIIV N O TIH K r» I'e ** lldatll lo r the fm r.t hump buy in S jn • tats! t r a p l a r r t a r f . f f » t t i a v a lln ti monthly and loard. Phone t h a t a B u ll ha a l.*# n f ilr - l a a t l n a i R E S T IN C O U N TRY I. IY IN o n o t h i: -vo m i • i : nm l ,r r * ar r i* # PIANO TU N IN G A IM P A IRIN G • »*u I n t h a r j p r u l t •;*nirt e.r i l i a for.l, aII i . vv ut |u tlniw } oil tin . Fo r only 3* 323 (»l. R .W rH N down. TA 2UI*3. If. Mtall lia»# #Sanr# t fr^ul In THIC R TA TIS Ol ' w I . IIA R M O N Ninth Jm llrfal «*|r•*i|* In ami fur litovlda um* Hivhaa ar#at#r » A l:l. i « n J .L HFC t in t end a llre t t lv r Iw u |lr«J ra»y uiunthly payment a. Y •■< '_____ > « i l l 11# Walll In I_________ Ph. TA 2 4223 A lte r 5 011 p. in Mvmlnrsia r<vtint>, K lor hi* rniitle<i font atut knaa apdi,* al I lit HA 4|»ft;i;> M h J it . I M a i n i l f f . a . rmmi hump, lu re tn l in * niip I t I m m <.f t h a f l i t tan own thiv miHbrn 3 lieilro-un M*atln-.A*i#i • h|.».fal T* - ii I l K M t r \\ l i r i l N I I A M . a* a l . f» r r I •? flvnlacamani lu tia li- u quirt t r r liiin uf Sanfur.f, and w. Manufacturer ahall k j p o f In im r, llardwiMMt floor* Cedar 24-A Rt I I . D IM . I O N I II Vt lO R S fam law r* In l*1 n fir# *v \.* ihla p u i n n i i n t fro m # * • fu ll % |*U T n # r a f u r * o f th t* a u ll In tiuiat innvrnlpnf In l«>lh .hoppm; and lined r lo . r l. , with 3 U i rc re . m i - front dit# nf *nrnm#ni N#w York % #*# Tu rk V il la and 4hall h it# favtr''» Pain# I (fhoola. *nd vitualpd on a mcr A aw *.r x * o * of tiled land Tn *re lin t buy MEN 17 TO 31 A T ONCE in Ira in I nr carpentry, painting, arreenVi'U i f * rae|uira*l *o *-1* *e»nr •# i # *#nr##anlatUaa Incat* fllvd awalnat |nu In r. roofing, and plaater rrp a ir, •He lot with ihadr trrp . m ritt# fi 'W e n t# * with l h a i * l a f k of the month, contavi »a lie# Pitaf • vpiarant## 1*# ITntir! tri and fi-f *<#wi4*'xl# • .fs’ k for railroad nperalnr. agent po avplialt tile, avbrvtne aiding, r f lha l a i d v ' u u t t a n * l v # r t # a t o n * in* l *ji# all nat i f »av i par l#. Ktorlda In «*han<#M, f#»r ln ** .i.* *ltton* $3*5 in $5511 monllily. |har#e*f iai*«n I'lam tlft a a i t o r n r v a W. It . " R i l l " S 1 I . M P L D A gene y I* I m.» #*id •tp#na# f* r fh# fu ll ft.* •iiurl Hit# l-t •41*1 a» flr.ee f»#t maiouiy or wood *tep-, lrvelmg Itip hnnip fp a turr. ru n c rrlr blmk • n * r M f f lf l *ha I t i l l •••< of Man h low m il training, plarement « "# * a r r a f l . i d , I n r l u d H ir vha . V ' I I Realtor A In .u rrr and i r pai t og garage* and A i». I f lt . **r a d a«* raa ur.* c**fi■un'e a n l t l a c t r i * *1 aka lam . 1 AIt I • • **1 •onviruition. wan hinlwwM) at-iired lo n ta il M r G lllr llr . «••••* w i l l h * a n t#ra<l a * * i n » ! > n t i Hlda * 1 h# nn#*.#d •• a m *n. tit#a#xf« #y# I * gatj*# .4fi<1 v#*$•)' • A* iw , t.aura B tille r. II F.. Ta ffe r wrreking (a ll F.\ 2 i&J'J. floor* N ir r » « r living room, H I T . V K V J l rwv h a n d a n d a#a1 a * In* m » • h a ld >f •* h 2 » vf if . \ abler Hold Mon I eh. IWh. ' "U l » fil* )--ir Wf111VfV •l#f#**.* Aden I ’ric r, Everett Harper • Metlallitin lln n if* r i t r k a * tN a i j»t ( V u r C i n a n d A t t a i n U , *' ! f # r n d n n l * l # r V full UIp i I hath. Florida dining If *n», f n ih# fN**7Wlain| * 1# i rvices l P M to * P M and Sal t r r Hamlna a I'nqMv. FlnrH a, * m!• ** '•■ its ^ I #ttln. and »•* or*# * '»"< t i l \ Park .f»'h » K t l dTa* i, ui tr IH i h ■< in *i .r * *rra ra rjK irlp . u n til, room and Phone F \ ? 4991 • UuNlunt Itu ill (|imlily ! l l h el * V I*f r . l t H . n V ft t ill noon Married non tiring • r ||fkr*#1 r i 4ID1 if f 4 t t f..f n# * »•atnplp firm | and Vlnragp .pa.p, VACUUM t l. E Y M R R I.P A IR S «» i* h i : h v i h i \, i i . k m k Iw Ik# I i*Me• **f Ik# I weedIf leeda#* er h#f*s»# !!>• I#fl« ila i e.f Mat wifi minor a parent G. 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T i l Dark errnre Ph. l'A 2 3241. »; i,t h i ♦ii\ r . s 11*«t and fuf an nit dvr *11*« hat flna hint Cleaning, waxing Servieg IN# |l •r A Nf I'liU iD i *’*i hum . 1**11 ■ a* #u.». SUN D A Y Seminole Couniy *ine« 1X23. ■!# 1*«> »»»l» *Te. III# r i l l , hump can b r your*, imlod 2 t,r. C II home. *crern porch, k l l ­ Painting A I. FA 2 792*. fiatad ! v»•• th# M l d#r **f Jaa- #*m n - i l l I #t#|i* Dili* #f 1h•> 4iff|, a nf II. M. G lraion, Lake M i r ? ua»). R i j tng all Ih r extra* mrntiunrd 2:00 I*. M. T i l Dark chrn cqiuptwd, t n u ll down pay­ Ironing, 10c I , 15c. FA 2-7241. r» v ID fu In n tle fk , ■* IM i (■Ilf I Mack N Ha #!a#4 J r ebovc. fo r only $9Joo T h r pay * | ur* i n i •# ment. FH A financed $57 a .»• .I4 m in iiira !» r I* fv y #r •* <I ih k ■IN S U R A N C E r m :«*i IH S f/vp mpnl* a ir $3; ppr month un th# ka tii# of month. 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T h r A t t n r r i t r f a r A d m i n I f f r a t w r « f tha l i f t * T *h » It Th# rlt h t ib t # 211 YYr*l 21th Street home hat h n r n r ilr a i exemption Nice 2 bedroom home on 2 acre, FLORIDA COUPLE, local reel •9*1 K a ' a f # #»f lltu ia M **#hva •# r « # I VW I •J#rft I M «r i l l M l* Phone F A 2 3103 dent* deilre to rent o r manage |i d* w ill h« nik#rad at a ffi##u«if F tf Bt Puhlii ailon M. I » ft». and I* available now. land A rro i* Ihe road from M elirh Itldg. FA : i m e*f »Ti» ••If P'-ard to h# h#14 on farm or fu ll cemp. Good referI.title Venice Neal to Uoif I* rn e rt llov OK, Sanford Herald. lluard nf i "i*tifi( y l ’..rwrui|*l*.Ji#r# C u u rtr. FA 2 0975. •» I ' M »rr*1xn H E R B E R T S T E N S T R t lM r*#ffi|»i«*t# t ' a r i i i i f , F l o r i d a I t f f i . l r r r d llrn k e r $ l * u h | i a h | R i h A 1 Tl fa # f l> » * » L Y N N R I.S N L R L o t t ie iir im d w w • I ’leawint Surrounding* • Special Dicta K EN T O It lll. n p Aiaoclelp* • Lirennetl U » N On Duly At A ll Tim e* ^ Me invite you lo be our gurnts ulm olutrly free F o r an employer to I I I N. Park — ph. r A 2 212* SU N LA N D Estates & Legal Notice AUTO GLASS INSTALLED COU N T R Y C L U B MANOR South PINECREST 3rd Addition. $28000 *8280.00 only $(7.50 monthly VA - FHA FI IA In Service Conventional Financing Legal Notice WILSON - MAIKK Down Payments Lmv A s $ 100 $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Wan Legal Notice Pltimhinn: iV- Repairs RAVENNA PARK RAILRO ADS NEED HOMES ?j-rt.j?t7irp-$i. *t $450 Down Seminole Realty O PEN DAILY BltoemakeA. Stcnstrom Rcallv NOISE! n o ise ! NOISE! Bothered By NOISE? AIRPLAN ES? CONGESTION? MOVE Out To A Peaceful Suburb. FISH In Beautiful Lake llu y A Lo t On Kaay Te rm * We W ill B u lltl Yo u r Home F o r You I f You Winh. Drive Went «»n Fire t S t. (R t. 4fi) 7 Mlie* W r it *»f Sa-iford «n«l Follow The Sign* To . . . LAKE SYLVAN ESTATES v f w if F N f m i a WELCOME N A V Y AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD OPPORTUNITY • pruve that there is n lill n mitrt 2^ that wanU to work hard. Three years college. W ill you take the rh a l* large? W ill tr>‘ anything! W ill you? F A 24)432 B F U I. E S T A T K D R I Y E I N 2*44 French Ave. H e ll" Reatfoe Phona FA ILVTES $100 To $200 According J. W . H A L L "C e ll Home Almmtpherr 2-3441 7 Room hsu*e, hardwood R oom, kitchen electric, apace heat,] a ir conditioned. Inquire 711 Scott's To Car* Palm Home t ie . » i h A Illway 17 t ] Fo r The Required Manor Aged l*h.,ne F A 2-7II4 waa^ without obligation ut one ut Sanford's leading MoleU while you locate suitable housing for you and your family. Fick up your key at Ihe Sales Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. B R A IL E Y ODHAM, Comer H w y. 17-92 & 27lh S i. Hr##. Phone FA 2-1S9I McllonvUlc. / �JUST A S K TH E FO LKS W HO LIV E UNLAND THERE I I I TA ip rr5 f *** i * Tennis Courts ■ — Basketball Courts STATES Dedicated Parks Shuffleboard Courts Recreation Areas On Highway 17-92 — 2 Miles South of Sanford LUXURIOUSLY COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES Priced From $12,500 To $15,000 H O M E S C O M P L E T E D AND R E A D Y FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Down Payments Other* will he ** km ** three Monthly Payments under construction completed within one to weeks M low - Homes Are Equipped With These Plus Features — Cuh I ori Ru llt Te rn t/ro Floor* * G K StoTi • G K Refrigerator * G K Hot Water Heater" Tilt (lath • Venetian Blind * • Wall Furnnee • Bea Complete!/ Cltjr Hrwen* Paved Street# Sidewalk* Street Light* Itretention Aren* Tennl* Court* Banket hall Court Dedicated Parka ’• Personal Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Relurnedl [ 5 >* P ?* ■ £ 1 i <#: L V *3 l Ue 4: <Si I TJ ^ham&Tudor, Inc. Sales O f f ic e - C o r . 27th Q ‘7 0 CONVENTIONAL Wo can qualify you for one o f these plans Furniehed Modal Horn# Today I £ Q FINANCING: VA • FHA IN-SERVICE • FHA hi 1 ^ & Hwy. 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 SALES REPRESENTATIVES ON PREMISES >ROM 8:00 A. M. "TIL S:00 P. U. WEEKDAYS! 8:00 A. M. TIL DARK SUNDAYS thirty minutest �pp mj If ,, .'>V /r.Vvf t • *X : Reds Refute Airmen Held MOSCOW (U P I> — Russia today fla tly denied that 11 Americans, m in im sines a V . f - transport plane went down In Soviet A r­ menia Sept. 1, were in tne Soviet Union. A statement issued by the Sov 1st news aiency Ta ss also brand­ ed at a ’'fantastic invention" a statement by President Elsenhow­ er last week that false Soviet r iR o signals may have "lu re d " U. S. planes over Russian tern lory. The Teas statement also repealad Its claim that a tape recording produced b y .U . S. authorities of a conversation between Soviet pilots shooting down the U . S. Auto Victim Sent Home For Burial The body of M rs. Pern Thomp­ son was sent to Indianapolis, tnd. yesterday for funeral services. M rs. Thompson died in Sem i­ nole Memorial Hospital last week, shortly after an automobile acci­ dent near Geneva. H e r husband, hUurice John Thompson, remains h r serious condition in Orange Memorial Hospital. He was lo underao surgery today. SI*o tn the accident were M rs Thompson's son, Richard, and h is five-year-old son They left by the same tra in yesterday, s t ill wearing bandages that rover wounds suffrred in the crash The Thompsons* daughter, M rs. Carole Kirkm an, w ill return to Swiford within a few daya to look offer her father. The Indiana fam ily was on its way to West Palm Beach to v isit friends when an elderly Negro turned directly in front of their oar. Ha la held on a charge of manslaughter. Gramkow fun e ra l Home waa in charge of local arrangements. M rs. Thompson is also survived kg her parents and five grandchildren 2 Suspects Held In Theft At Camp IRolen article* from the Lake Harney F ish Camp have been re ­ covered by the S h e riff’s Depart­ ment and an early conclusion to the css* Is seen by investigating officer J. K r is . R ila n kc ts, radios and other a rti­ cles are awaiting Identification by the owner, Michael Solomon Tw o suspects are in custody at the county Jail. Rehearsal Delayed There w ill be no rehearsal of the Sanford Male Chorus to­ night. Regular rehearsals w ill re ­ sume next Monday night. transport plane v ie a "fabrica­ tio n ."E ve n a casual glance at this socslled recording leaves no doubt that it is a gross falsifica­ tion meant for naive people," Ta ss said. . The statement said the Soviet Foreign M in istry had given U . S. authorities " a ll the information in the possession of Soviet aulhorliic s regarding the fate of the U. S. aircraft and it * crew, and that no U. S. airman from the aforementioned aircraft are in the U S S R ." "T h e S o v i e t government has resolutely rejected atl allcmpt* of the U, S. government to place on the U S S R , the responsibility for the fsle of the members of the crew of the crashed aircraft, as well as for it* lo s s ," the Ta ss statement said The U. S a ir transport with 17 men aboard went down on the Russian side of the Soviet- T u rk ­ ish border last Sept. g. T ile R u s­ sians later handed over the bod­ ies of six U. S. airmen kilted in the crash, but denied any knowledge of the other I I . The Soviet sla lrm cnt today said the “ re lsliv e s of the dead U. S. airmen should demand of U S. officials and only them to answer for thr tragic fate of iheir k in ." The Soviet stalement said "S o v ­ iet puMlc npt*'.*ir 1« tr«tttn »r* ?’ the cynicism and inhumanity” of the I 1. 8 charge that Russian pi­ lots deliberately shot down thr unarmed transport. Oviedo Boy Wins Top 4-H Honors. / I* .* •* . 1 News Briefs Robbers Took It M E R ID IA N , M iss. t l T h - T w o men robbed the " la s t Chance" night club Saturday night. State Toll Is Seven * VOI-. X L IX T A L L A H A S S E E t U P l) — The Highway I ’atrol said today- seven persons were killed on Florida's roads and highways during the weekend Red Sea Mass Held J E R U S A L E M , Isra el i t I ’l l Roman Catholics celebrated Mass at Eila t on the sh o rts of the Hrd Sea Sunday for the firs t time in nearly nuo years. Health Rills Slated WASHINGTON t U F I ) — Sen James E. Murray (D-Mont.) and Rep. John D. Dingell (D-Mich.) today sponsored b ills to set up a national health insurance plan. Full Fatal To GI F R A N K F U R T , Germany ( U P I) —Pfc, Verno 0 . Abel, of Route One, Pen Argyl. Pa., was killed in a eo-frat fall when a radio tow­ er on which he was working col­ lapsed. Prison Vacations WASHING TON t U P l i — Chair man Emshucl C ille r iD N .Y .) of the House Judiciary Committee favors granting two-week home leaves to fedcrsl prisoners with good records. No ‘ Mixing’ Delay B A L T IM O R E , Md ( U I 'D - F r d cral .Ir'dge 3. K. Sobefnff today turned down s rruuest by W srren County, Va., to delay the Integra Ron of the county’s only high school, scheduled to take effect Wednisday, Red Help Pledged IXJNDON ( U P I) - Prague Ra­ dio said today that Circhosluvakia and other Communist countries, as well as Russia, have agreed to help Ibe United Arab Republic Fifteen-year-old J e rry Arndt build th r huge Aswan Dam an won the aehlevrm rnl award for th r Nile River. the outstanding - l- II hoy in Semi­ nole County, Saturday. The Oviedo youngster was recogniird for his leadership and diversity in projects at the Ta m ­ pa Stale F a ir. W ith o lh rr coun­ ty winners he shared the offi­ cials p isifo rm during ■ per­ "T h e y practically dried me up, formance by Roy Rogers and Dale as if i ’d Wen put in a smokeEvans. house " These w rre the words of an Saturday was 4-H Day at thr fa ir, which attracted thousands M year-old man who con.plained during the past week. T h r r r Inis tn Ihe Sanford police about some loads of ISO Sem iitolr County fast talking salesman who had members and leaders left San­ used an electronic device on him ford Saturday morning for Ta m ­ T h r elderly man said he hail pa. where they toured the grounds hern offered 132.300 in damages, and visited exhibits. but didn't know how to collect. The best weather in five years H r w ss advised to see ■ lawyer. rewarded them with bright sun­ P o iire said that whether the shine and blur skies. Inspiration­ story is true or fake, residents al talks hy the famous Rogers should keep an eye peeled for pair were well-received by the solicitors and "disease experts" who may lie peddling their ware* 4-H Club members. Arndt Is president of the 4 11 in Sanford. All salesmen must Club In Ovirdn nnd is past vice- have a permit before they veil president of the County Council any thing. And phony gyp artld * i l l s projects range from cattle w ill lie arrested or escorted out raising lo crops. of town, police laid. Man Says ‘Device' Used By Salesman ‘Dehydrated' Him AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R * Vnited Preen Leased W irt Established 1908 fu r thrsv extra services fo r Mid­ way. M rs. Camilla llrucc, pi widen! uf the Florida Stale A ttn, of Super­ viso rs of Elections, Inc , proi-oved changes in elec lion procedures.. "A n y person running fo r uflice and not opposed would automatic­ a lly be elected, at the voting ma­ chine* cannot lake too many names on the ballots," she said Ariothrr prnpoial was to issue special card* for ihe blind for registering. These cards would I * of a color lo d is­ tinguish Ihem from tha othar cards. Capt Arnold W illia m s of the Sanford Police Department pro­ posed s h ill to lower the age for minor d river's licenses from 17 to 111. Capt. W illia m s explained lliat instead of sending minors to juven­ ile court when they commit an of. f*nse, they should l « sent to tra f­ fic court "Just like any other d riv­ e r." A driver of Irt causes "Just s i much or more trouble" as any I I year old, Capt. W illia m s said. Another proposal was made by Joe Davis. Altamonte, to change the town charter. Davis w ill prevanl th* new char'.ri before the next meet* ,g uf me State Legisla­ ture, 'he own council of latngwood MONDAY. F E B R U A R Y 16. 1959 SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A NO. 371 W est Proposes Talks On Berlin Sunday Closing Is Asked Students Combine By Presbyterian Leaders Learning And Fun Officers of Ibe F ir s t Presb yte r­ ian Church w ill present to both the City Cum mission and the Board of County Commissioners resolutions calling for the discouragement by these public officials o f busi­ ness houses staying open on Sun day. The action stemmed from a yoinl meeting I wo weeks ago of the Session stnl Ihe Diaconatr in which the Opinion was expressed that Christians not only should voice an objection to the operation of businesses on the Sabbath, hut should refuse to patronise those Secretary Cates To Visit Sanford firm s who do disregard Sunday closing. The Huling Elders look official action at their meeting on M in i day ami thr Board of Deacons expressed Uiemselvts officially when they met Thursday. T h r resolution expresses con­ cern at Uie "apparently increas Ing disregard of God's F n u rlh Commandment" and pointed out the idea that the la ird 's Day should be reserved by tiulh cm ployer and employe f-»r "sp iritu a l refreshment and physical re s t." even though it could be re c o g iir rd lhal provision might tw made for some essential service* T h r city snd county officials w ill be asked "that your august and respretrd body adopt the pi in ciple as a matter of public policy ilia l those lets than essential se r­ vice* and businesses t»# d isruo raged from operating on Ihe Saltbath Day, to that (tod s Com mandmrnt shall be tubs*.ay obeyed." The congregation heard the re­ solution read at services on Sun­ day. The action received strong endorsement from the memberShip. The action of Ihe P rrs b y lrrla n o ltirc rs supports a sim ila r actum taken recently by the Seminole County M inisterial Association. Ramey Field is to be one of the stopover* scheduled by Secretary of the Navy Thomas Gales on a tour of Southern Navy bases next month. Gates w ill arrive in Sanford at 10 a m.. March 3. ami w ill remain at the Field until 4 that afternoon. He is expecied to Inspect and re­ view all phases of Heavy Attack Wing One operations and the fa cil­ ities of th r Naval A ir Marion. Accompanying the Navy's c iv il­ ian head w ill lie M rs. Gates, Capt. Noel G a ylrr. Navy aide; 14. Col. G. A. Gilliland. Marine rurpa aide, and Chief Ship s Clark Fred Pascucci, I I . S . N. Gates has requested "no press, no honors and minimum social en­ gagements" during his brief v isit, Hoad priorities ami a county­ lie w ill leave Sanford fo r Pensa­ cola. San Juan. I*. L and the a ir­ wide roadtuilhllng program w ill lie discussed tomorrow morning craft earner Boxer. by Ihe Board of County Com­ m it tinners. John Krkder, chairman, said th is morning that the Board w ill atlenif* tn eRatlliah • different G ILLIN G H A M . England ( U P I) criteria fu r priorities "Borne por­ —The Rev. J. K John said today tions uf the county need more he w ill take a package of sand- wurk than others, and y r l grt wiche< and a fia tk uf cordial lo the same amount of money under church with him on Holy Satur­ the present system ," he said Robert Frank Davis, J r , ihe day, He said thr irp a ,t would nour- county's newly employed road en­ uh him helwei-n the eight wedding gineer, spent Saturday morning touring tile county roads, then services scheduled that day. met e-Rh Uie Board t il at after­ noon Davis w ss brought up to dale on current problems The jourig engineer, who w ill come here from Fort Lauderdale w ill p rrsrn t a b ill b> Sen SirenMarch 2, told C o n im issio n e rs.h r strom lo change elections laws ami found the job "challenging" and terms of office, Alien l.ormann, felt he would enjoy working here. mayor of Imngwood, was Uie He w ill move to Sanford w ith his spokesman for th r community. fam ily later this month. J. M. Blythe, trucking lines uwner, asked t h il the state law I * amended for eoinmereial drivers with a valid chauffeur's license, lily lh e explained that h is d rivers, a f lr r given I h r r r tra ffic violalions, Fifteen professional g o l f e r s sometimes didn't get their lirrn v r Joined 43 guest* from the Mayfair hack for months on a two-week Inn hwlay in Ihe hlggrtt pro am suspension My d rive rs put up to lournamenl of thr season af the 123,000 miles on the road a year, M ayfair Country Club. and they, and I, eanno< afford a The pros have com* to Sanford suspension of their license,” be from atl over Florida and thr said. eastern 11.8. Board To Discuss Priority Oi Roads Minister To Take Lunch To Church Legislators Study Public Proposals l i t * Seminole County legislative delegation today was reviewing proposed b ills fo r the next session Of the Legislature. Sen. Doug Ktenslrom and Itrp i. Mack Cleveland J r. and Gordon Frederick pledged "careful study and consideration" of measures ftonpoted Saturday in a meeting With the public. Heading the Ret of j-roposals was one to open Seminole Race* way to harness raring. Randolph Matheny, secretary of Mw rereway, H id that the track "would be the blggret to urist at­ traction in the area." He said that harness racing would not ‘‘h u rl the dog track in any way, since we would rare ^ i> in daytime ami the dogs rare m night." He added that Seminole Raceway " I s a macra fo r trainers and owners’* snd that th* four Urensed harness tracks "produce one tnd one-half tim et the revenue fur the stale than all dog (racks, with matinees thrown in, pmdue- tp T ,! ,:;W3£S Mayfair Is Host To Pro-Am Today Students whu wurk aa they learn in the Diversified I'noperallv r Tra in in g program learned while they played Saturday. Ttu s was accomplished through Navy demonstration* and film * at the Sanford Naval Air Station when the D istn c l Five I R T con Irrrn c r wax held tn Sanford. The day began for Ihe 220 slu- Caldwell Charges 'Interest' Needed E x Gov. M illard Y Caldwell Eriday night challenged Seminole Chamber of Commerce members to lik e a mure aclivr interest in government. Speaking at thr annual banquet in the M ayfair Inn, Caldwell crilim ed Democrat* ami Republi­ can. "do - goods r s " , middle - of • the m a ile r*", Ihe Suprrnvp mrt. Ihe late F ra n k lin D Itotfv ,-lt, President Eisenhower, former President H a rry Truman and other "lit t le men In big offices." Caldwell said Congreis It gel­ ling weaker, th r Supreme Court stronger, that th r U S. I* under attack abroad and al home. He added lhat th r people "are respon­ sible because they put th r Utile men in the big offices " He wa* critica l of the average tnan. "w ho delegate* III* thinking to official* and then sit* hack anti criticises.” He urged huiinesamrn, elvie clubs and Individuals ip develop "considered opinions snd go Into action" to hall the trend in I L S domestic affair*. Caldwell declared lliat this age list) developed "not a single great leader" anil the "do guoderi" had destroyed the Constilulion alter ISO yra r*. He suggested that peo­ ple atari thinking now so that tn I MO "w » ra n rhoo4e the right mrn and rig h t pla tform s* lie told h is audience" it is very u n like ly” lliat he w ill In- a candidate fu r any office in the future. "People ran have good govern­ ment, if they care," Caldwell said. "Th e Supreme Court ha* t o s t the respect and confidence of our proplr I f uncurbed. II w ill liestory th is country. Support your offiria l* when t h e y arerigid , bring Itiv in up short when they trifle with your rig h ts," Thieves ‘Blanked’ In Two Calls Here No money was found by lliir v r * w h o piled open a d rink box at P htll'p s Colonial DryCleaners ini i.tin St and Elm Ave early today. Sgt W. It '('.tegrave and John Itu m lilry of the Sanford Police also found that the owner had re­ moved the coin tan al the Stan­ dard t ill Station. Ilth St and Flench Avc . leaving nothing for money hungry vandals. dent* and advisors with registra­ tion al tile high school. Alter load ing into buses, the group toureel tile San Eranctaco Giants' train big facilities and Use Sanford Civic Center. From there, they went to the Naval A ir Station Enlisted men served as guides for e srh bus group, as the ftellitlea were v is it­ ed Student* «aw the A3D Skyw arrior training plane amt Ihe a irrra ft itself A film on ground control approach wa* received enthusiastically. After v isit* to the parachute loft, the Jet shop and a ham din­ ner in thr NAS gallry, student* watched s hrticnpler pick up a man from a life raft on Gakr (■olden Included in the demon­ stration were maneuvering lie tics In al! the excitement, the aluils-nt* tailed to gel the pitot's name, but his s k ill was much ad mired. The group concluded lhal the conference wa* the most infor­ mative ever attended For ihe ftrat time students were able to see operations at f ir s t hand, and touch the eepiipment of the Jet age John Blckaon of Winter Park High School waa elected district representative during the bustnes* session. I,o u ii J . Girard, co­ ordinator in Sanford, made ar­ rangements for the conferenc*. Mrs. Fletta Snare Dies In Hospital Mr* Fletta I. Snare, 37, died last night at ! 0 : I5 in an Orlando hospital. A former Sanford resident, she had lived in tlrlsn d o for the past year. Mrs. K n sr* wus born in Fort Pierce. Sept. 21, 1BJI- She attend­ ed Sanford school*, anal was ■ member of th* V F W A uxilia ry, Orlando. Survivor* Include three sons. E lwyn Eugene Humphrey. Sanford; Sammy Davis Humphrey, lla|«evitle, lia , ami Erne st Snare, San­ ford her m nthrr, Mrs, D oris Presroll, Sanford; five s is lr r s , Mrt. (firm lluhlow, Honolulu; M rs. J . S. Linger ft It, M arleila, G* ! Mrs. ile-tty Jean Cox, Atlanta, Ga,; M rt. Alva (Turn, Memphis. T u rn , ami M rs. Charles E Green, Sanford. The iiealy it s i Itrissu n Funeral Home. Mineral a ria n g rn ic n ll w ill be announced. Weather U. S. Again Nixes Soviet Plan, Says Roads To Be Open W A SH IN G TO N (U P H — T h * Untied States, Britain and Franc* today sent note* lo Russia proposing a broad four power foreign m iniste r* conference on B e rlin , Germany and European security. The notes, delivered W Moscow early today left the lim e and piper of the meeting ope-n fo r fu r­ ther negotiation. But American of­ ficial* said the western powers preferred that Ihe conference be held in Geneva or Vienna in I s '* A p ril o r early May. It was proposed that the East and Weal German advisers s it to s* consultant*, The L*. S not* laid that th* meeting thould -deal w ith th* problrm of Germany In a ll B* a-pecla amt im plication*" a* ratted in recent exchange of note* between th r We«t and Rutsia . The W rste rn power* again cmphaiited that "they reserve th* right to uphold hy all appropriate m eant" I h r lr a rre st to western Be rlin. They again rejecled R u ssia ’* proposal that West B e rlin l-e made a free, demilitarised city. H u tsia 's threat to turn over it* occupation rrip o n ith llitle * in West B e rlin to K a il Germany on May 27 was denounced in th* w rile n i note*. "T h e danger lo world peace in ­ herent in th is Soviet initia tive Is e vtd rn t." the United State* said. Without tw-ing sperlfie, the west* r r n allies rejected R u ssia '* pro­ posal of Jan to that a 2U nation German peace conference be held in Prague or Warsaw w ithin two months. Fred Rines Dies; Native Of Sanford Fred llru e * Bines, 66, died bl Cleveland, 0 . last night after a •hurt Illne ss. lie was burn in Ssu fu rd , Nov. 14, 11*01, ami sllended school* her*. I I * graduated from Seminole High School ami attended Stetson U n i­ ve rsity, D ei.and Mr. Itin e i lived In Cleveland, 0 . •for tlm pad 12 year*. I I * was a veteran of World War I I . He is survived by h is mother, M r*. Irene W. K in **, Sanfordl three sitte rs, Mr*. 8. F . Doudney, Sanford; Mias A d rlr Rines, Tam ­ pa; M rs. Neil R r ir i, Mobile, Ala.| and one brother, Cecil L . Hines, Hanford; two nephews snd on* niece, several great nieces xml nephews. Ernest R. Robison Dies; Funeral Set Partly cloud* through Tin ally. \ l l l l l r nailer tonight. High today E r n rs t H. Robison. 44. died sud­ 7ft lo H3, low tonight upper Ml's nr low *0‘s. Variable winds 5 to 12 denly at 13:1ft p, m. Saturday at the home uf hi* mother, 211 Elm miles per hour. Ave. M r. Kuhixio was 1-urn June 8, U*14. in Oak H ill. Ha mad* hia T h r Sanford F ire Department limne on Slone Island, lie was g answered one call over the week­ fisherman ami a veteran of World end A grass fire wa* put out W ar I I . yesterday shortly after 5 p. m. on Su rvivin g are Ids mother and Summerlin Ave. »tep-fallier, Mr. and M rs. W . W. John S r ; two siste rs, M rs. Lots Gatlin ami M rs. (da lw|>ofr; four brother*, W. W. John* J r., lainnl* Roll mm, IbtU-M Johns, Harold Robison, all of Sanford. Funeral services w ill t<* al 2 p, m Tuesday at Graveside in Eve r­ green Cemetery, D r. W, P. Rrooka J r. w ill officiate. R rU to n Funeral Home I* in charge nf arrange­ ment*. One Fire Reported Everything Put In Order For American Legion Fair In Seminole Ann Curtright. district director of th* S r i t r Welfare Department, t i pit tried Ihe need for the expan­ sion of the welfare department. W is Curtright did not propoee a bill lo the delegation, but emphaSled th* need fo r expansion. M rs. Ann Olmstead, Fern Park, wanted the County Commission to handle money m llw interest of stray doga and eats, in ronneclkm with ih * Society fo r th* Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Alto brought up by the welfare cummitler was the need fo r additbmal funds for the Delinquent W illdren's Tra in in g .Schools. " I f we had a few more fulltim e em­ ployes with the time to talk out the problem with th r farnly, th r home could be improved tn such a way that the child would never return to th r training schools," explained Janice Colie o f tha welfare depart­ ment John k rid e r. County Commission chairman, and a committee from Midway pro|>oaed a b ill to aid the in recreation, better streets and street RtrbU. "Th e c itisrn s of my community are wilting to hav* the ir proparty Uaed in order to gat these addi­ tional fa c ilitie s," James Hagta, spokesman fo r th* community, said. H A N D I W O R K D I S P L A Y # — M i» * M y r t is K rider explained that thaw* ta x** wowid b* handled aeparately WtUon, onunty Horn* Demonstration Agent, and, along with Ihe help the county pitta the lust tniit-hen on a ili-splity f « r the aould provide, would go wtu a fund F a ir. Fui-aiturw and at licit-* vsi'i a u illio r Steak Is Stolen, But It Cost More A year o l d Navy man discover­ lhal ilule n aleak doesn't t a il* any I n tie r than that obtained legit­ imately. Robert Edwin Shank, V A II-3 , Ramey Field, was arrested Satur­ day afternoon for slealing a |I.B7 ■leak from Ih r meat counter of a Winn D ixie -Slorr, Shank was placed in the city ja il under a l«md uf $ li’2. lie admitted stealing anolhrr piece uf meet the day before. Witnesses said he kid the steak under h is sh irt. CO ed Custro Takes P ost HAVANA <U P I >— Revoluntiooary trader Fidel U a itro form ally took the rein* uf government today as p rrm ie r of Cuba, at 33 the youngest in the turbulent 37year history of the Caribbean island republic. Survey Survey BUI mulls or reflnUhed in huma derooLetraUoe V E R K IN W H E E L G O ES IIP — and tonlffht club* in Seminole County. R w ill go round and ruund on thi> mldwnjr ( Herald S ta ff Pholu) of I U i« Amarksut Lagion Fair. Tha fair ofmned at 4:30 this afternoon w ith dedica­ tion ci-n-moii ie» for I ho ci'iiimt-rcirtl exhibit budding. viiwraUl M att FboloJ N EW Y O R K ( U P I I-P e rp le xe d rit y taxpayers learned today whet Ih r exra I I wee for afte r tha PWy paid a 1130,003 aurrey M IL I t waa used to pay tor a IraRto lirk e t received by nn* o f .the su r­ veyor* who drove th u --;h is t'.up � 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. 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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 13, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c373d2c0808e51796a0ed30f07fbd9a6.pdf 7e15656a7048dd02428ef4ea0c9e126b PDF Text Text •* f t . 10—Wed. Feb. 11, 19H9 BUDGET BUYS TO WIN YOUR HEART O U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thura., Fri., Sul.. Feb. 12, IS, H 95 00 or YOUR SILVER DUST J I L V ' Daftrsmt ft | A M T SURF O ' r u ^ 1 MEW R E S ID E N T — Chief Aviation Machinist Wilbur r YtnUch and hie family b «v« reported to Ramey itd with VAH-1. Yen•, :Jj, a radar analyat. haa with tha Heavy A ttack Squadron Since May, -• 1 9 9 8 . Yantach. hie wit,., Ernestine, and four chil­ dren are living at 902 K. Fobrk Softener hT i | I C f ) C IN U O w P E Lfl# Pkg 3 3 Pkfl. 67* T C I Pint A Q t Bottle 4 7 T I Instant Siorch 12-01. Pkg 2T NIAGRA Argo 24th Place. (Official U.S. Navy Phulo) GLOSS STARCH 3 St 23* M •' Hospital Notes UNIT STARCH 2n*31‘ Golden MAZOLA OIL & 57* Argo CORN STARCH IPkgLb 15‘ Blue RINSO £33* *G, 7 7 , Northern Colored TOILET TISSUE 3 «*27* Spry SHORTENING 3 £ 95' Regulor F K H K ITA K Y T AdmUtlMM Gladys >. Htewert (lake Mary) Wilbur Field* (Oviedo) M l G. Walton (Hsnfnrd) Birth* Baby fir) to Mr. and Mr*. D. T . Reynold! (Sanford) Dbcfaareea Jack Mann ( U k e Monroe) M arcirtt Houiton (Sanford) Benlce Whlebnwn (Sanford) ■ n a d i Wilton (Lake Monroe) FEBRUARY» Admlttloet Betty live ly (Sanford) ' Dent Newbold (K u itli) Discharge* Bewleb Auroln and baby boy (Sanford) Ray Bakasi (Loognood) IV Charlie Newbnld (Builitt Baby Kiri lo Mr*, and Mre. Edward P. Wheeler (Hanford) Dischargee Ronald Davit tSanfurd) Margaret Clineae borough (U rUndo) Wtnda lit, H, pi sod baity iHaa turd i Iftllry i Mjiiluiii, Martin O’Mrere iD rlla rv) Bari freeman (Hanfurtl) !L1 1 ' Vetoed Own Hill * H A S H B. , , . WLlohl. M r 1t u CHUNK N A ^ 2 7 ‘ su p er b R A ^ ^ 1uU' R IC E ^ rrlT O E S ^ T O N M «/ S 25* » 0 t b t*. C H U H K iU H A 2 flo e 5 ^ 1 PEACHES ubbydrihk SWIFT PREMIUM TENDER, DELICIOUS CANNED A HAMS Lbk. N«t GEORGIA PEACH ****** u. s. c h o ic e * LAMB SALI Sliced BACON -4 9 S tra w b e rry CHOOSE FROM W IN N DIXIE'S MASSIVE DISPLAYS OF YOUNQ TENDER LAMB C O P E L A N D All AAnut W IEN ER S o N CARTON SMOKED t i ns FLAVOR Phg 49 H O R M iL D A IS Y B R A N D Braun'weiger “49> CRtAW fee year. " ' ■ "------------------- SHOP — Bennett's SUFERBRAND •RADI "A " LARGE Fresh Produce SHIPPED U . B. N O . 1 F A N C Y PVf» —for Man finent la Plait end Sea Food Tomatoes 2 A P P LES froien oysters line Mackerel tea Trout Hen Dana Red Heappee RtO. DELICIOUS Lorge leek fom ily FRUIT pies Flounder Wan Piah Petti pano Mango Mapper Paa Flail Freak Ron Mallet fcaoked MaHnt Site pm s h r im p - ^ A T O E S ^ u. 49' JUICY, JWE€T 59* Oranges Bo, * v r FRESH HARD H£AD5, GREEN CABBAGE Shrimp - Oysters Lobster — Clar.i Fragiant Toilet Soap Pan Haa af U. 8. No. I Prank and Cured Meats Canned Gooda, Not Iona P R A IS E 2 tS . 2 9 * 9EN N E T T ’S Tollef Soap Grocery A Sea Peed L IF E B U O Y 2 u 3 C O O K IE S lm p v j d h i i 4 „ * , . . i# * * * * * * * * ' « F A N C Y 59, P l C R t t S lx Pitot lake* lunner to dry M the winter than M other taivoni of ( lie W. 20th PA t-M U Baadayw lfl 8 Open Week-Days 'Mi 7:80 2 w t Good. FomiW Cre-n. ^ 4 9 « SHORTENING 3 5 9 r P l A f M U R 5 Sunnylond Little Pig ji<* Vandiver explained he liad had * * S chine# of heart about (he meas ■re, which provided fur a chtnee to the Stale Highway Depart 'T- & FISH STEAKS u 49* Tatty Steaks of RED SALMON iv 69* Fillet of RED PERCH u 39* Cooked FLA LOBSTER * 59* Delicious Claw CRAB MEAT 89* Old Fatfiioned DAISY CHEESE *.49* Sunnylaixi Boston Butt PORK ROAST ib. 49* PORK SAUSAGE 69* Surviylond Hot Mild PORK SAUSAGE % 39' A T L A N T A ( I D ’l l liur. luiirtl V in d n rr hat vrlo«J a bill which he prupuird tu the (ieurnia lien- = & 39« COOKIES 16 o* Con G»o,n * «* {& . Delicious King •^ era. Atfcmbly. 1 klB. Qood Fia c « * Lenten Seafood Etna Nlchetn and non I Lane Wood) Lim e Sand art (Sanford) John Hiirgeton (Paula) Hardy (Sanford) FEBRUARY * A d a It sloe* Lae (Sanford) Dae Hunter (Winter Par*) D a lly Wilaon (Sanford) Patricia Wheeler iSenlord) PaUicie lloutted (Sanford) ■II Warren i Imngnuud) Wrnie (Chi' ago, 111.) Augir Muller ( Oviedo i Gladys Timm (Sanford) Mary IVilUa mi r San font) D. Knielit i Hanford) Birth* Baby boy to Mr. and Mra. Thomai Lively (Sanford) B iby boy In Mr. end Mrt. C H O IC E ! * Maxwell House Astor Cottee White Arrow GiantTide 1-Lb. Bog Gronuloled turn* * S t 21* L IF E B U O Y 2 SS 2 9 * LU X SO AP r\ Bath O O * L 2 J2 I2 o i Q Q < 2 2 o i z n e Con O y Can 0 7 <S 7 3 * Q J Deodorant Soap PRO TEX W IS K SO AP 21* Z T PRO TEX L U X New Liquid Complnalon Core LU X Born 3 & Mild Lux Deodorant Soap Liquid Complexion Cran 2 9 * £ Both Ban AQ< 0 7 FLA KES Large Q Pkg. O J Alt Purpose Detergent BREEZE A L L 3 5 * 2 ,8 3 * UC 3 9 * Dish Washer D IS H -A L L 4 5 * J0£ : Fluffy 1 A L L | 3 3 * �J One Dead, Five Hurt In Traffic Mishaps , line |xr»oa w it killed and live injured, two seriously. to traffic accident* in Seminole '.uunty yes­ terday ind early touay. Dead ia a 3t-year-old Indiana woman, injured fatally late yeaterday. Three member* of her family were hurt in the wreck. Injured in other accident! were a newspaper carrier, tlrurk early today whlla riding a Wcycle. and News Briefs Milk Session Set TA LL A H A S S E E ( f l 'I l - The Florida M ilk Commission will meet to Tallihaaee* Feb M W. Connnantler Picked W ASH IN G TO N < U P U -L t Gen. Clyde D. Eddleman wa» named joday to command all U. I Arm y force* in Europe Children Praised W ASHING TO N (UPl I - Pop. John commended U. S Catholic children Wednesday for Iheir Cuntributicnt to charitable cautei. Gets ‘ti-Gallon’ Pin N A S H V IL LE . Tenn (U P D -A r fftur H. Johnson received a "sixTallon” pin Wednesday from thw R*d C m u for donating to pint* of hiood during a 10 year period. a Navy nan hurt in a one car accident U t night. Mra. Fen Thompson, died Lit night to fcminolc Memorial Hoi pital of i fractured cheat and collapsed lung H er husband. Maurice -Wm Thompson. » I. in teriout condition tn Memorial Hoipttal. tlrtando Two n r , other pnwngeri tn the ear Bleb ard Thoiriton, SB. and hit ion, Richard lale Thom p»on, 1. are in the loc.l hoipttal- All are from Indianapolt, Ind Th» aendent occurred at 4 10 p m. , .terday five mile, ra.t I t Sanfori, when Arthur Conley Shield.. TJye.r old Negro laborer from Oiirio. turned Into the path of the Thrmpion car. which wai traveling it « m.p.h ' Shield, told. Deputy Sierilf Robert Johnson that tun Mining m hi* eyri had blinded bin *» he made a left turn off It* highway into State Road a t Johnton eai a**t»ted in thr in vrstigation by Deputy Sheriff Ma rion Dreggiri Shield* wai chirg c*t with mimlaughtrr amt failure to yield th. right of way Jnirph Uhhi J r . 31. Itrlamlo newipaprr carrier, wa* itruck ai One Skip Is Lost, Other Is Hunted Senate G ets Brush HALIFAX. Nova Scotia tUI'l) T ALLAH A N S E L (UP IF-W ork- — Unproved weather of north.ru Oien have brushed the Senate Newfiurvllsid enabled American chamber* this week, giving the nnd Canadltn .plane* . ,. to | return* * .. second floor of the Capitol Ilf bi­ today the ...n h for th . Icelandic ennial pre-legislative drassup. trawler Jitlk m i..m g *ince sund*y with 1) crewmen wboarvl VUlbllity wa* go*«l wih a ced­ * .T A L L A H A S S E E (UP!) - <iov. ing at 1.000 Vet Wind* w rrr oovrn LeRoy Collin* *aid today that hw to » mile* an hour from earlier “probably” will recummend -.hat galr-forre level* and o * *w*lL the Legislature aboliih capital had droptwd to aiound 10 feet. Re*cue iperationa had been punishment in Florida. hampered by h .a vy «*» *welli built up b> gala-force wind* for W ASHINGTON lUPI) - Thw the pait three day*, coupled with Senate Racket* Committee piom- near-teio (rmperwtun-e and (reel­ laed to reveal part of the inside ing *pray. Search and rrtcu r official* otfteaturj of what want on at Ihw Secret 1M7 "underworld conven­ nally lurpenlrd the hunt fur tbe 300 ton Newfi.midland f i i h l a g tion” at Apwlarhin, N. Y. trawler Bh^ Wave 'a fte r'h e r’ooi lifeboat and two dorte* had Ix-en found with no aurvtvor* aboard. HAVANA (U P IJ -T h * oft postponed appeal against the death penalty filed by MaJ Jefu> Sosa illanco, Cub*'* “ war enmina: No. 1 " aill l>e heard by the Military Kprrme court Monday at to a. m. opposed To Death ‘Inside* To Be Out Appeal Scheduled _Roiul Construction • TA LL A H A S S E E (U P l) The Road Deportment baa announced that more than 1ST mile* of multiLord interstate highway* have b*<u built or *r* under Conv.ructtoa to Florida $-1 Million Mining NLVS Y O R K l l i I 'l l — Fifty thou**n<i cheeks wu,th about II m il­ lion dollar* have been fished out 0 t lh* water into which an Ameri­ can .Ur I j nc• plane nsshed last wtrk, and tnorw than four m il­ lion dollar* worth still are mis* sing His Choice Clear, Six Canines Lost 'Open House' Set For Squadron Nine lira*)- Attack Squadron Nu>* will have Open lfouiw and Cap­ tain's Inspection. Saturday. I'dr. Floyd L. H a rris said. "W* W ( hopmr ,|, lh, W(T„ wl)| | their children to «ee where . their daddi work*.” Cdr Earl Yale*, executive ofi fleer, stressed the fact lint this will Iw an eaertlent up|»ortunily for the dependent! te> see the work area and the aircraft of the squad ron. There will 1* a guided tour for all squadron ye-raonnel depemlenti After a tour of lh* area and thr plane*, a demonatration of flrld 23? hr rode hr* bicycle al • 30 tin. V O L . morning Glbba la In serious con drtion al Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital with head injuriet and saverr laceration! of the leg!. Hubert Laiwell Koooll, It), drtvrf f ^ v#Welt . ^ m g G.bba. ,lk l ,^*t headlight* ' 0 *p. proa chi ng truck! blinded him and he did not are Ihe man on the bicycle until after the Impact. The accident occurred 4W milea weit of Sanford on State Road 46. near W iLon Corner. Deputy Sheriff Vern Brew.ter « d Highway Pa^ T " I * « h- ~ * " 'r J <“ « * tor *** 1(1 ^ » “ ■ livra near I-akr Monroe, wai ohBrew Her from Orlando. Gibbs hai a regular paper route from I’ aola to the I-akr Monroe Bridge Knout!' addrei* wat giv­ en a. I am Oak Ave William l-awts Mltrhum, 30. la awaiting transfer to the ttrlando Air Force Bale llotpdal He wai injured lavt night when hit car «• "' 0* cor',r?1 *» £ rn*h " h * , “*flccra ' » “> ,h*' MUchum iwerved off Trench cruncd the curbing on thr corner by lllh St hit a highway marker and rame to rcit on the lawn of thr Aawrmbly of God Church. He luffrrrd laceration! of th* icalp and a ponible back Injury. Mtirhum it attached to VAH-7 at Hamry Field. Charge, will he fUrd when hr m rriraied police •aid Mitchum climbed out of thr car. hl>v) lw ) w,|ked to Ihe Hay Service Station, where he a»ked for help He wai taken to ^ dl ,n, „ ^ ^ ambulanew. 1 Al Least 32 Hurt As Train Derails M ID D L E RIVER Md fU P It— A Washington ic New York eap r n i train ran off thr raU* at H) mile* per hour today, and *( leait 33 periont wrrr Injured The locomotive and 10 car. of lh*, n < -*r Henn.ylvml. Railroad train derailed on a straight stretch of t r a c k Can tilted aeras* the four trark main line, but none overturned Twenty on* injured wwr* taken tu City Hoipttal. A spokesman •aid one of them appeared to be in aerioua condition Seven were taken to Johns llopklm Hoipilal. The train, the I’otomar. left Wa*hington> In ton Station at t a. m and waa due In NeFTTork at 10 U a. m It wai drrailrd here to milea norih of Baltimore at k (M a. m Thv railroad said the wreck ap parently would block the two t en trr tracks of the four track line for some time but :h* other in volvc-d track could In- cleat ed quickly, permitting some service to eonUnue on two tracks Cigarettes Used To Pay Workers; ■* “ Rules ‘Enforced’ The tquadrun’a party committee will rervr hot doga. cold dnnlt, BLFIN G R O V E . England ( L T D coffee ami donuts HcpendrnL of all Uwls and ea — Mn. Germaine Tuck and her j^our children moved out on Gee* owls art invited to attend. Open n ih w Thck last Friday. _House , . ,willt begin , at .P:4£ a. m, Mrs. Tuck complained that h w r , F*,in ■ ■ «■ ■• ««« »« « hu*b*r.d gave more hou*etoom to hi* *U pedlgreed dog* than to hi* family. Tuck surrendered Wsdnt •day­ light Mr* Tu rk and lh* llttlr When Mrs J L. Hike* saw th* Turks moved hack Inlo the hou*«. Tbs dog* hwd been moved out* duur of * downtown store standing wide open 1**1 night, ahe did what •Id* any good Highway Patrol Troop er's wife would do. Nh# called the police. Investigation pruvi-d that the •tore manager had invited tewral friemls in to enjoy the Wednewlay NEW Y O R K lU I ’li Thr Hal- night fights on television While ton rhamidonshlp trim* held the the group Intxie wa* unaware of toad today over the U. 8 and A r ­ Mrs Sites' fears, her llertiieis gentine team* to thr international was praised by Patrolman Edward learn of-four eontrart bridge tnur- Hayden aarnvM. The Italian*, previously out­ played by tha Americans, made a •WlUiant comeback Wednesday by A parking meter was removed ijruhbing Ihw IT S team by » Kore from its fust tn front of the Kill of 41 to T international match Thratrr last night. T h lr v r i also points A match point Is roughly helped themselves to a transistor ■ luinient to in points at rubhor radio valued al $!4rt from a rar parked at Holler Motor Oo bridge Store Door Open, But Owner Knew ^Italians Overtake U. S. Bridge Team Thief (Jets Meter * T O K Y O (D PI| -Police arre.ted a Tokyo rnn*trurtion lints who al legedly paid his workrri a park of rigarrttrs a day and beat them sentelea* when they complained. H waa reported today. Arting on a lip from an rm ploye who ran away, police raid­ ed the nfflrea of the Deda Don •Inirtton Co. Tuesday and arrest ed owner Takeshi Deda. Ml. and two assistant* The employe who told police of the semi fuedal operation said the worker* were given three “ had” meal* a day and a park of eigarrites worth 40 yen Ml rental. He taid the laborer* slept in 10 foot hy 10 foot rooms, eight to ■ room. T h r employe, 23 year old Hanoi Kayama. said when he requested sick Irave last wrek I’rda and hla a«si*tants “ took os tn Ihe office and struck us severely | lost con sclousnrss ” X L IX i ’ nitwd AN P rfM inflation Hits Jail V IS A U A . Calif. tU TI) - Prl*sasri assigned to road work at Tuiar* County Jail bait asked Ute Board ad Supervisor* for a M csnladay liter**** * Hi*ir peasant U wwm pay. ft* inmataa aaid thay needed tlte *tira pay beeaus* price* of •rtcnal Hem* ilka cigarste and romt tn Florida and h» dors not fores** ever the prospect of whoLsalr integration, “ but we should admit Ihr reality and msk* ostr plans to shape it." “ With the people in control, we can limit integration,” he told his news rnnference "When the peo pie abandon this power to th* NAACP, Iher* te no way under thw sun to know what may hsp p*o " " I am nut willing to abardon thu control to lh* N A A C P ." Hr said th* capcrirnce of other Southern Ratal shows that "maslira m illin e r" haa resulted in more, instead of leas integration By artlliii up a program of limited integration, rtipooiibli education offleial* cao select both tha students and th* arhooli lo ba involved, he said ■ M l te mm Friday the W h at any month la.pioymcnt to tit* Mrdiierranria Mori of the squadron left th* more than juat a day. Sanford Neva) Air Station today. Friday thr IMh of 17 Ahead are tail minute prepare l tomorrow) wdl be noteworthy lion* fur departure from Marporx K : i. dirts -2 “ • »«: Squadron 11. Thw w thr day , , 1 Squadron It ha- been Os.rd in Chrckrrtaili dr pen from MaySanford *lne* February, IMi, In port itv'inl the USh FDH for dath* two year*, the ChrckrrtaiL have amaonl ijult* a record Tbry have won two of ihr in bombing drrble*. were awarded Ihr Heavy Attack Wing One Car­ rier Airmanship Award for "pre­ eminent >kill in carrier airman l tup” to l*iti and furnlihed the refueling aircraft for Operation CAPE CANAVERAL, ria ( U P 1 ) _____ Bullet,_____________________ whlrh resulted to a nr — A inark mintle with one round tramcontinental *peed record to trip already behind It wai off a FSl! Crusader again down th* Atlantic tracking Although the squadron has de­ rangr today ployed three tlm ri in the (vast The Ah’ Force sent tie truity su month*, this will be tin first weapon rumbling away from the full-scale deployment with Ihe mliiile toil center Juat before tiky warrior. dawn fur another check on it* Cdr. Caesar Fcrnandct, Checkguidance ay item. ertall commander, aaid the squa­ Tbe <1 • fool Snark. Ihe na dron i* tn "tip lop condition " lion's ftrit ocean • spanning ml*Fernandes taid the “ people of all*, wa* eapected to be flown at Sanford have contributed tremrn leaat 1.CM0 milci The Air Force foully In the moral lupport” of planned to turn it around then the men and famlllra. and attempt tn land R safely al He a<ldrd: "A ll we're looking a skid strip her*. forward to now ta a real pleasant This particular ttoark made ■ cruise and early return to our aimllsr trip In an earlier teat and families and friends In Ranford, was recovered Intact for the new Maybe thil time wr'U catch up flight with our laundry and settle down.” Unlike a ballistic missile, th* Snark has wing* and a tall as •emhly and travels within ihe earth's atmosphere It to to ef­ fect a pilotless bomber capable of carrying a hydrogren warhead 300 mile*. The first Snark missile squad W ASHINGTON lU P I) - Tha ron wai activated her* more than a year ago and the first Strategic Tubilr Health Service said h*t*y Air Command unit at I’resqua, it did not intend to “pu>h the Isle, Malnr, will become opera­ l-onlc button'' in warning that th* tional thil year A Snark fired influriua outbreaks III Europe from Frvtqu* Isle could strike probably would spread to the United Status. deep Into Russia. Officials in slated that if any outbreaks occur ths) will be nothmg Ilka lha Asian flu *i>id*ntlr whlch broke out in the fall #f IM7. Suigaon General l^roy E llitrney Wednesday alerted the na­ tion's health ufflcers that the European outbreak p r o b a b l y BONN (U I’D — Soviet diplomats would hit this country. Officials said theie Is no pre­ her* hint that thrir price (or dropping thrrals of a new llerlin sent plan to urge the publir in blocksdr might be cancellation of general to gel anotheT round of Western plans to provide atomic flu shots. Dr. Htirney, however, weapons (or W e a l Germany’* recotnmrnded that pet suns in _____ "special risk groups" such *« tile growing army In talks \vith Weil German •(•H, the chronically ill ami pr*g persons in whom newsmen, thrse diplomat* profess i.ant woman srondary infection could he wholehearted agreement with th* Western stand that there shall tie dangerous — should consult their “ no concession* without counter physician* on the need for a flu vaccination com nitons.“ Ths health chief also urged in­ They say that plan* to supply West German troops with Arneri oculations against (lu for hospital can made atomic weapons cau*e •taffs and industrial nr ssrvica the Kremlin much more concent workers who** tudd*n mass *b than lh* presence of token D. S , •snt**lsm could cans* • Nrluus Rrlliih and French f o r m tn Cons- disruption of Work. munisl encirrlrd W rit Berlin The diplomats s a y privately that • Western promise tn aban don these pians ml|ht well he matched by t Soviet “ counter concession"— a promise to drop thr idea rf handing over control nf West Berlin traffic to local The British LONDON lU P I Communist* on May 77 •mefgency cabinet called "After all." they shrug. th* meeting today to rsMtsider thr Wcilem troops will have to Irave Gre*k Turklah plan to end Hrti Berlin in two or three years, any sin's at year role on Cyprus way ” The* ilid not amplify this f .'reign Secretary Selwyn i.lnyd statement •chrduled conferences liter with Snark Up, Experts To Try To Land It Panic Not Object Of Flu Statement Reds Hint 'Price' On Berlin Exists Cabinet Studying Cyprus Freedom Mon AdultH, Tf»o Weather Grocery Store Hit By Morning Blaze Fir* early tmlay damaged th* MAM Grocery, 10)8 Sooth Orange Av*. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. .aid ixi damage witlmate had been mad*. Ha said th* blare started ia Ihe bottom floor of the lullding. Above th* grocery s n apart­ ments Tha department answarsd a call to extinguished a grass fir* at 1 iS p m. yesterday at 1T7 W**t fetUbllahtd 1908 NEW SPAPER TH U R SD A Y. FEB R U A R Y * 12. 1959 SAN FO RD. F L O R ID A NO. 2G9~ Squadron Deploys Public Not Upset Assessor Promises On 'Unlucky Day* By U. S. Spending Broader Tax Base DEN MOINES, low* ( U P l)— R* (lutilirans and |)atm<rats Joined forrgi tialsy So defeat th* socalled spouw Consent section of Iowa's right to work law. The legislators fc*l that Partly rlosidy through Friday. adult* man shouldn't have to hav* High lid s ) 7< to to, low tonight hit wife's permission to ha»e hi* tn to U . Northeast la rati Wind* union due* deducted from hi * pw) It lo JW miles per hour, I check. are already suit* pending in Dade, Palm Hrarh and Hillsborough counties, Ihe NAACP dirtales this decision. Collins said Collin* said he did not infrr tie does not feel there might lie W lr« D A IL Y County Taxes To Be More Equal Collins: 'We Do, Or NAACP Does' TA LL A H A S S E E ( L T D - Guv. <^>Koy Collin* warned today that unless Florida makes ronrret* plans for ro m t token school in­ tegration. the N AACT eventually will "dictate” by court action wh*r«, when ami how I shall ha accomplished. Coilma aaid h* ikws ort pc*n i s i to forecaat when and »h*r# court dictated Integration will firat L e tto d IN D E P E N D E N T Irglslation that will hrlp rave Ihe . . . „ . . ,, racial problem Hut he said there ia no trgislativ* “ magic" that will make the Supreme Court's desegregation ruling* go away Collins said he has not rul-d out thr parent option trillion plan advocated by Ally. Gen Bn hard E m n . n d school Sup, Thom*. Engine Kills Hobo JA C K S O N V ILLE (111*1 F I'h ir .*• C. Jennings, a mid-lie • aged hoLi, was killed Wednesday night hy a switch anfii)* near h*rt. Officers laid Fail l-ody was drag­ ged atout 900 ftat by a Florida East Coast awitrh angina ia a rail road yard at aaarby Bayard. Two horn* address** w*r» given fur th* victim, Grvenvilla, a. C.. ‘ “ a*, x a W A S H IN G TO N ( U r n — Coo greialunat mall indicated today {’resident Knenbuwer hai failed to whip up itrnng "grata mot*'* prei»ure on the lawmaker* to hold th* Change* in property aueaimrnl miaeion and the School Hoard wapollciei will tend to “ equalttr" prrtied latiifaction al the iiat*> tavee in Seminal* County, adding ment. Theie official!, tor alinoat to laa rolla many of the tlD.COi) a year, have been waging a cam­ and under home* which now are paign for a “broader taa hai* taa ear nipt atniclure.” hey legislator!, with a few evTh il. to brief, waa Ihr Male JuM whai St* J»>c»,mem level ceptiona, reinrrtrd thr> are get- ment of Mri Mary Earle Walker, ting only a light-lo-imideratr vol- county lav a**r**or, al a joint] wiii tM Mill la mi quratton M n. »m r of mail urging t nngreti to ] meeting today with Ihr County! Walkrr *ald that ihe wai unabi* eeonomiae. School lloanl and Ihe Board of to commit hrraelf on figure* until They laid “balance the budget” alter planned conference* with letter* from back home h*vr pick­ County CotnmUtioneri. M i. Walker laid ” w , now are S lll( Comptroller Ray K. Green, ed up noticeably in recent week* in the wake of the Ptr.idriit ■ re- winking on tavatimi for thoar who* Green had requested that Mrs. live in suhdti IsUint.” P««ted puhlir plea, for economy. M riiilfii of Ihe County Com Walker meet with him bofnra Hut congressmen agn-vo t iat making and commitment. Tbe tbe current volunta just dotiu'l meeting ta scbedulcti at loon aa compare with th* flood of anti•ufflclrnl appraiuls are received i|H'mling mail generate*! two year* from th* firm which now is eval­ ago by Grtirge M Humphrey, then vecretary of the Trra*ury. uating ail county property. In a thinly vri'nl attack on the If the lav juncture is broaden­ I'rrstdcnt'a own budget. Humidtreyed. all homeowners will pay •akl in January, tPST, that unlris something toward the us* of fr*irral nw-nding wrre cut, there W ASH IN G TO N (U P ! I — The schools, roads and other service*. wca’-d be a depression "lha! will Stale Depart ment ha* apologued John Rrumlcy, chairman of th* curl your hair” Soon thercjfier, for not telling the House Foreign school hoard and mediator uf th* the folk* back home took pen in Affairs Committee in advance that Hireling tins morning, said, "When hand to demand economy. it bad a lain* recording of a Rus­ ta irt wry* paid on undeveloped sian f i g h t e r attack on a land, at least the county got soma transport plane. money. Now developers hava Assistant Secretaries Living­ built many hundred* of hontra In ston T Merchant ami William R. low pric* brackets ami not on* Maromher J r told the rommit- penny ia coining in because uf tee in secret session U was a "slip­ riemptiona. Yet. theve are the up” and would no happen again. people whose children use the Itrp Wayne L liayrs (l)-Ohlo), schools and who want Improved P E R U , Ind ( U P l t - The threat a fomimltre- ntemhrr who had ac­ roads." nf further severe flooding along cused Ihr department of keeping O. P. Herndon warned the two the hanks of thr Wabash ap congressmen In Ihe dark on Im­ Liard* against telling the public prarrd ended today and Peru of­ port ant foreign (ml ley develop that Ihr millagr would be cut ficials mri lo eontldrr permitting tnrnli, said hr was laltsfird with In half. “ You ra n i operate with l,3(gl families routed by the flood- thr answer— “ until thr nest lime the money you have now and you watrr* here to return to thrir it happens " will hav* to have some increases,** homes, Hays said he toid the two of­ he said. Gov. Harold Handley urged that ficials that visiting Soviet Deputy Hotli hoards have pledged that 13 counties in north • central In 1‘rrm trr Anastas Mtkuyin would the millagr will tie kept to • diana affected by floodwatrr* have gottrn a "much different" re­ minimum. After two hours of dv* from the Ice choked river b* dc ception on Capitol Hill II ron Iwtr ami argument, the board* grrssmen had known about th* w rrr placed in Ihe same position dared dlsaslrr areas I’eru. a city of ll.uuo. was hit tape recording Congressmen en­ as Mr* Walker. They could rishardest when the swollen river. tertained Mtkoyan at lunrh v n l no esacl figures. T h r linarmrd transport crashed hacked up hy an tee gorge four David Galrhell told Mra. Walk­ milea downstream, lore through • It miles inside Suvirt Armenia rr. “ 1 am aallsflrd whru you aay sandbagged let** late Wednca- on Srpl 1 after it wandered or that subdivision house* will be day it Inundated the southwest wa* lured off course Sevrntrrn assessed. This to, a statement of section of thr city to a flash man w rrr aboard T h r Russian* principle " Many residents had lo be rescued hsvr returned sis bodies and dr t'outmlsMun chairman J o h n from their homes by tawl. rnird knowing anything alsout III* Kritler concluded. “ We are not The flood eresl, highest in W other It dealing with personalities, we're years, roiled past Peru and hy concerned with a problem: if we this morning the level was down ha»e arrived ai a principle, there lo .ft 4 feet, a drop of nearly four will lie no mnrr jald hy me." feet Mrs Walkrr told thr group Evacuees fare a monumental thsl Stic had nut yet rrceivetl the chore when tbry return tu tlirir card* from Ihr Dowling Appraisal home* Temperature* w h ic h I'oinpsny, and tn her knowledge droptwd as low as 10 degrees dur the cards In the firin’* possession FO R T L A U D E IID A I.K il l'll — did md have thr full value on tog the night turned thr strick en section to a vast Ice rink An tH-y*arold mother died Wed- them Immediately after the setaEarlier it wf»« feared ths- rold nrsilsy after a lover's quarrel ion, Commissioners hurried ta weather fnistht frrerr over the prompted her to swallow a glass Dowling* older hi set tilings lee gorgr. triggering new flood of srsenu- weed killer straight. Colter said Mr* Hetty gusanna Ing. hut rlesr ikies amt warming When live people of Sc mmol* liUShre, who was rvpeeling a sec temperaiiirrs jterled lit* thrrat I mini) voted for Ihe school Lind nnd child, drank Ihr iniison Turs issiir, they granted thr School day night during an argument over Hoard Ihr right la act a higher whether her husband loved her. millagr il necessary, Superintend' Hubert Gushre J r . | r liusliand, enl H. T . Milwre taid thli morn­ rushed her to a hospit.i where her ing. For Ihe nest few year* the stomach war pumped o r H -J J * ht(hrr n)|||j(tP wouW h, woman then returned necessary, hr said. With tha Prank »len have become a men against doctor's order* broadened taa hate, the miUage Mite became ill again during the are around Rrminnle High School will drop. morning ami died rn route to th* at night While their u»n*n attend night hospital. I'nlirr taid Mrs tiuihre wiolr a cl**sr> parked car* are suffering from pilfered g!o»* eompartmrnt* note to her huihanrl ttfreatnilng to sod airless tier * A speciality it Irink thr wrest killer if hr did not that of laekinr (he ear up so Ihr answer her question: “ Do you Inv me " She followed up the Hurst Mernlirrs of the Like Mary VoL ishrelt will spill unleer Fire Depnrtmerit met TuesThe vandals went too far last when Gusher fall id to respond. A coroner said enough of the day night and decided the) need night, as far as an Orlando man wa* comer md When he rame out l*nson entered her system before Jtu)li to cumplete the new fir*uf thr srlusil be found hit liny it was pumped out of her slnmaeli hous*. Volks wagon moved down the road lo eventually bring death. Upon csiinplriion of lha build­ a piece Tlie “funny men" had ing. l-ake Mary and vicinity will pick'll tin* llttlr car up Lxlily arxl T h a t p la in s A ll have a firehouse worth tlU.OUO. drtMisibd it on Ihr grass parkway Those who reside in Little Ve­ BARCELO NA. Spain U T I i - l ’o ' IZ lice officials were purrlrd when nice, latch Arbor, Itavcnna Park, 11«* OVVC'H N f ) I U X t 'H Antonio Hri-nandei. 38 msistH on Sunlnnd Estates and surrounding JACKSON. Miss (U P l >— City bringing his own lousy mattress »>eas wer* urg.-U to help raise officiats wilhdrew thrir 84 30 lai to jail when he was arrested for <hi* needed money. Th ri* area* will have thr protection (rum thil claim on an old house belonging begging Tbry understood when (hey dis *lrB department In John H l-rnnird, Any donations will be picked up I .runanl reminded authorilies infreted th* maliress and found FT Gray, that he had let llrrinm hum the an* thousand dollars stuffed m gladly hy Mrs. W F'A 3 3948, or they can be sent structure for a training exercia* side. direct to the I-akr Mary Volun­ teer Flic Dcp-.itment. Sole, lion at a color for the fire­ house was tutnrd ovsr to Ut* Building Committee. i“~ «•»•"»»“ Tape Kept Secret, Apology Is Given Wabash Dropping, Flood Threat Ends Weed Killer Fatal In Lover's Battle C a r Carried Off, Auto Owner Says Too Far Too Far Firehouse Needs r $800, Group Says foreign Minister* E v a n g t l o s Averoff of Greece and Fallm 7xirhi nf Turkey to act a date for a formal conference that would make the Mediterranean island a free and independent state. Archbishop Makarius, ruled spiritual leader of the Greek Uyp riots, approved Ihr agreement Wednesday night following a briefing by Greek Prrtnirr l on •tantin Karamanlls who flew back to Athens from 7urirh, Swllier land, where the plan was pro powd during a flv*day confer ence. , Makarius taid thr agreement Opened the road to freedom and prosperity for troth Greek and L ..s u k Turkish Cypriots Announcement of th* agreement sri off a wave of optimism on Cy prus, itself, where a four year WASHINGTON <UPI> — Po*l old conflict has taken almost MM t ar) Sandburg t*«l»y told a point lives. session of Congress the "most en­ during memorial to Lincoln is in Ihe hearts at lovers -of liberty." The Congress met in pomp and humility to honor the memory at At least ion 4 If boys and girls tha Civil War President on the from Seminole County will tie leav­ I.Mith anniversary of hit birth in ing at 3 a m. Saturday for Tam ­ a Kentucky log cabin 3t! year* att­ ar lh* founding of lh* union that pa and the Florida Stale Fair. Three buses will b* taking Ut* hi later preserved. Southerner ami Northerner— De­ members to the Fair. Saturday ia 4 II day at th* Fair mocrat and Republican— aat aid* and will faatur* Roy Rogers and by aid* aa gandburg praised Ab­ Dala Evans. This special avent raham Uncola aa lh* rare typ* will b* a delightful on* for all of man who appears “ bar* and tha bops sod girls going te Tam- there across Ihe renluriaa.” Fiar- Old Abe Honored By Nation Today Seminole 4 Hers Heading For Fair n- "Dixie” and "The Baltic Hymn of Ui» Republic." Sandbutg, one of Lincoln*! most lanisd biographers, described the first Republican president as a man of •'steel end velvet . . . hard as ruck and soft as drilling fog.” lie said Unroln stood fur “ drermy, honest dealing, plain talk and funny stories.' The 81 year old po*t aaid, “ You can bear in any neighborhood ami across the •***” something Uka this aL>ut Lincoln: "Look whet* b* ism s from— don’t he know ail u* straggler* and wasn't ht a kind of tough straggler sli tsia Wa right up la Jerry Carter Gets Cor License Again TA LLA H A SSEE (D P I) - Jerry W. Carter, chairman of th* State Railroad and Public Utilities Conmission. wai behind the wheel of his car again today aite-r passing his driver's reexamination and getting hi* license hark. Carter, 71, who flunkrd on hla first try Feb. 3. passed tha let! Wednrsday. Only restriction on Carter'* new license ia that ha must west* glarna when b* drive*. He lost hil license Dae, IT after he waa involved In an automoblla collision hers and paid a 123 fin* for railing to yield to* right *4 �•« I Dinner At Mayfair Inn Climaxes W h en V AH-11 D ep lo y s Dale Carnegie Course In Sanford T t f t 2— T h a n . F s b . 12, 1959 F a m ilies P la n V isits Since Ihe men nf V A IM I are deploying this week, many of their families will lie returning to their home slate to spend the cruise time. Mrs J. K. Troui and son T im ­ othy will leave for flronxvillc, New York. Also heading for that Hate is Mrs, J. F. Morri'cv Mr*. Ra­ leigh Thompvon ami children Ra­ leigh and Danes* will live in Jack­ sonville. Mr». W. C, Shafer with 13 h1 I L ea g u e C h u rch C alen d ar B U lt IM t IS i; S H O W E R G I V E N — Ml** Put* t y W a lk e r am i M r*. Jo h n D ickey ham ! s h o w t r jrlft* to M l* . R o b e rt H a rv e y (c e n te r). M r*. Ila rv c v was honored by the G a m m a O m ega C h a p in of K S A T u < x la y n ip h t. (H e ra ld S ta ff P h o to ) Sorority Gives Surprise Shower \3 wat derided to hold a rummage and while elephant aalt In March. Pinal plana and location will be announced. A report w*» made «n Die chap­ ter a prrient project, buying shots for nerdy iliildrcn In Seminole County. ’I lie group revealed that although (hr project li In 11* early sUgci, cxtennvo and widespread aid It planned in the future. The program for the earning wai a panel illteutilon on "pertonality". The talk* were led by Mrt, lack Schlrafd, educational The fir*l annual Commudora'e director, and M ri. John Higgins. Rail will be sponiored hy the Kan- The enllrr group participated. ford float ami 8kl Club on Feb 11 Dancing will la cia at * p. in at the Florida Power Corpora­ tion Clubhouse In Cnterprlir. Members and their friendi are In Vlled. Chairman In chirgo of arrange The 81. John* llivrr Dlilrirt menu la Dick Hart. Others at tilling him are Ducky Payne, annual KickahtHikre wi* held In Norma Young, and Robbie Powell, fJrDaiid tin I inlay night. Feb. 6. On hand lo ronqiete in (he miniDreat for the ball will he In­ formal. Member* who deiire erou* field event* were 210 Cull more Information may rail any Seoul*, Hoy Krouls, and F.*plorrr*. member of the rnmmillt-e. liny Seoul Troop St of Hie Flrtl Methodist Church took 44 |*iinli for fir at place) Troop 2U look second place with five point*; Troop 244 pUrrd third. Every hottett probably hat her In the tub aiTlviHrt Pack SIS own culinary ipcdalty which the tame in firai with IS point*, park rightfully claim* at her very own SI was ircontl and Park ICO wa* , . .either a hakrd product, r»v- third. m o l* combustion or vegelahle Hie wealher « n rhllly but the mlxiurv. ho)* had a rood lime. The lead The particular product li tinera Irrl that It was a successful dnubtidly something quite uniuiimeet. at. However, if jo u ’re still look­ ing for your llr*t culinary slur, allow Iteba Ktaggt .1 well known I n v i t a t i o n E x t e n d e d meal expert, lo give you a *ugAll the wlvea td VAII S are in gaatlon. Tfie Idea romr-i In (he form of vilt-d to a parly t<> !>*• given Mon a pilaf— Tongu- P d if— and It cer­ day evening *1 8 p. nt. in the tainly li a <11- 1 lh.it will errale I SO building. Movie* and colored •titlei, tent from husband* on the Inti re*t a* wi ll *-> helng liked. CSS Ferre Hal, will be ih-iwn. 1 on gun Pllaf Hie rnlliird men'* wive* will 1 pound rooked illred tongue, be H oH niei and Mr* Ralph SI cut in tlrlp* lua* 1* hi charm- nf parly plan*. 3 rupt cooked t i n 1 can Mbit ou'Hvx) condensed muthroom coup *4 mp milk N'F.W YO R K H f n )— l'.«*nn kfteatpoun tail pancakes will make a hit on '• tea 4pn.ui pepper meallrta da)t In I a-lit. Add cup ft tentp'Min liiare g u ild chceie lo your favorite 2 table: tmun* mim ed union pancake mix and prepare accord ft cup llnely chopped green Ins to package direction*, flake pepper and serve with vegetarian ipa ft eup shredded rhrddar glu til saute for toping. rheeie I iable*p<*m chopped parsley Combine tuugue, rite, soup, milk, rail, |«p|*-r, mare, imioti and green |>ep|*r and m U well. B U FFA LO . N. Y . lU I'I) - Mr* Spoon mixture into a grcaisd H i- Allen 11. Brown of Tunawamla quail eatiriolc. Cover lightly and ,V Y-. really got hrr money T bake In a motlcrale men (JVr. F .l worth nut of an airmail stamp. for So minute*. Sprinkle cheese Flic put the stamp on a letter and parsley arouiul edge of cat- lo her parents in Kluabclh, N. J. arroh- and runllmie rooking un­ The irtier arrived six days alter covered (or IS minute*. Yield. 4 It wa* sent, hearing a cancellation to « aenins*. Irnni Frankfurt, Germany, The February buslnci* meeting at the (lamina Omrs* Chapter of* FSA climaxed Teeiday r i m ­ ing with » lurprtM* stork shower for Mr* Robert Haney. The gift* were pmenlrrt to her In a baby hasilnelle by her roro rily sliler*. During the Inialneit mrrting it B a ll S lated .1 ... f! ! i c! I i i u h 1 «♦ f '& l! ‘ Scoute Have Kickahookee Tongue Pilaf (’rentes Interest At Dinner For Meatless Days ,t Money’s Worth Cake and coffee were served to the 11 members present. The next nutting Is a social Haled for Feb. 21 *1 8 p. m. at the Rome of Mrs. Jerry Dumberson, West First St. Pilot Club H as M eet Ur*. Raymond M. Rail was elected president nf the Sanford Pilot Club at the regular meeting of the club held at the Civic Cen­ ter on Tuesday, Feb. 10. Fleeted to aervr with Mrs. Rail wer) Mrs A. K. Shoemaker, firsl vlee president; Mrs. F ro n t llou*holder, second vice president; Mr*. Sidney Fowler, c o rr^ o n d Ing secretary; Ml** Dorothy Fourakre. recording secretary; M in Nancy Hleks. treasurer; Miss Robbie Morton, director. The club volrd to act at host­ ess for the ditlrlct spring conven­ tion lo be held in 1300 The Mayfair Inn will be the site of the convention. Mrs. J . P. Halt advised the club that the Caster Seal envel­ ope* had been flnivhcd and were ready to be mailed Mr*. Cartrr thanked all members who haij helped prepare Ihr envclo|ieC Special thanks went to Mrs. Hall lor being Instrumental In provid­ ing a place for the club to work. A Idler was read lo the club from Dr, W, I'. Brook* in regard to I he expenses nf tho fam ily Counseling Service. The club vot­ ed to donate Sii per month for this service. Mr*. Walter Carter presided over the meeting with 24 mem tiers present. BIRTHS On Tuesday evening at Use May- arrangement* of chrysnthemumi. Wright. Toddy Todd. Clark Brue*. Steven and Robin will travel to Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr*. W, J . fair HoUl the student* of the carnation*, and inagfragon* in tle. Marge Hill. Hob Gomalti Relay and son James will have Dale Carnegie C law number 3-3 shades of yellow and mauve. The Ben Butler. Garnett White, Mary a Joliet. III. address. Mrt. Wal­ were graduated and rectivrd their charming color u h tn t w »« car­ Lynd Douglas*. Dink Dtnkint, Jim ried through on the Sxnkmg ta­ Foley, Roger Gerncr, Velnse Con­ ter Carlm and family have left diploma*. Among Ik* gueata present at bles which wrre enience-l wiih nie*. Paul Wood, end Charlie already for Pensacola, Te ia i will gain two Sanford the delicious ham dinner wrre bunches of purple grant and yel­ Wilson Those receiving diploma* but not attending the dinner were familie*. Mr*. D . B. F. Brown M r. *nd Mrs. J Brailey Odham low rotes. and four chitdren will go la Fori and the husbands and wive* nf James Arch of Maill nd, initiur- Don Brubaker, Claire Kendall and Worth. Mr*. N. A. Carlson and the studfttii. lor-sponsor, and Ur* Anne Bear, Judson Hobby Special Awards The foesi point of the U-ihiped graduate enislin'., gate dlpiom*! three youngsters will visit In Dink Dinkins won the Special Houston. Mrs. U. H. Weber and table w it i breathtaking floral to the t’otluwing tludtnti: Diane Jeffrey and Jam ie will go to Sangster. Jaint-i Hint. Mont* Achievement Pencil and Ren But* (. Bonds, Ralph PrioM. John Kang- ler the Best Speech Award. Pennsylvania, at will Mrs. By The class presented M ri. Bear ster. A rt H u m , Do-othy Cam, run llultt. The Waller A. Alt Panel Elmore, Joe D*ugl*u, Jut with a slatuette of a horse. From f. niily is hound for New Jersey. | Hickson, H -iw irJ Hood. O rli the Carnegie Institute she receiv­ Mrs. Fred SUpp and three ehil Msthleux, Olio M aui'i. Tommy ed ■ special G. A. certificate, a rirrn will leave soon for Naples, MeI.ein, Bill Neider, ,'inv Benton, Dale Carnegie pin, and a pen seU Italy, where they will live while j Pappy Boynton, Uctqr Brurstle, Arch was presented with a hand­ Mr. Stipp. a Douglas represents Ted Burnell, Alvin Ofham, Joan some gold tie pin from the c la n . Dvr, is aboard ship Others who About tetnty five membera and hope to make a 1rlp to Europe later arc Mrs. Gordon Robinson. friends attendH a meeting of the Mrs. J. F. Morriaey, Mr*. Trout, Friendship league of the Congre­ and Mrs. Shafer. They have mark-, gations! Christian Church on Mon­ rd Mav 20th a* the day to fly day afternoon with Mrs. Edith from New York City. There are 11 Kurnpean ettiea cm Ihttr sche­ Wood and Mrt. G . C. Sawyer dule. aa heiteites. White her husband Is away, Mr*. Following the b u iin e i! medlng W. H. Foulk will l>* planning a ■n inter*sting talk was given by trip in June to her home In Kent, the Rtv. Ravin Crockett of Man­ Fngland. It will be her first trip chester, Conn., who 1* visiting Dr. home Hnce her arrival In Die Boot, pntor of the Church. Rtv. stairs 10 years ago. This past Crockett and hi* hoti w trr room­ weekend the Foulks, with their mate* wbllt attending Harvard two tons, William Jr., and Earl, College. \sailed In Mtyport and enjoyed a H wa* voted to poitpoot the dinner aboard the aircraft car­ Washington'! Birthday lupper and rier upor, which V A IM I will dehave a Si. r*triek'a dinner an ptoy, the USS Roosevelt. Tueiday, Ihe 17th of March. During the meeting It was an­ nounced that two larva black board* w in purchaied for Ihr Sunday School at n gift from Ihe League. The neat meeting will be held on February 23rd at the home of Mr*. William L in t. Final plan* for the marriage of Mi*i Nancy Irene D ia l, Plymouth, to George Allen Mafftlt J r. are announced today. The wedding w ill be an event of Feb 20 at > p. m. in the Tlrst Prribylrrian Church In Apopka. The Rev. Hanson will perform Ztla Xi Chapter of Beta Slgme the ceremony with the aiilitince Phi m il Tuaaday night it the of Ihr Rev. Fred Htrlong. MR* Eliiabelh Ustclhurit, cou­ homa of Mri. Paul Brown with sin of the bride, Columbia, S. C , M ri. Ken Williams and M in Jo will tie the maid of honor. E d ­ Anno Moore aa co-hoateieei. US t iz e -r c ward McCall li the belt min. lire. Ralph Betti presided ever i j e p w * ' '•! Immediately following the cere­ tho busiaeii mooting. It wai de­ mony a reception will he held at cided lo hold tho alactien of of­ the Apopka Civic Center. ficers at the neat meeting. All friend* of the couple are Mrs. Malcolm f-odge Jr. pre­ Invited lo attend the wtdding and sented a program enlltled "Pleas­ the reception. ures of Puteiaioeu." which wai wall received by the members. F A 2-0392 The hoeteti served refreshment* to thoie member* present. CIN CINN ATI. Ohio (U P li — Even the calendar is getting fash ion-con sclout. A TSyear-old firm of calendar markers wilt introduce a line of nine wall and deik calendari for w 1£>G0, each with a decor drilfnrd for a specific place in Ihr home or office. Calrmlirt will be cloaked In modern art themes, will come in radically new sites and shapes, and will serve multiple purposes surh a* bulletin board*, memo pads, tnnvrrialion pieces and wall decoration. The new approach Is eipected to Inject naw life in the 1100,000,ooo industry, a spokesman for the firm said. TH U R S D A Y The Chancel Choir of the , First Method! I Church will rehearse at 7:J0 j-.m. Plneeirtt llcpti-t Church Choir practice at 7 30 p m. Royal Amh*4)«dnrt meet at. the First Baptist Church at 7 p in. Choir rdn-ar-ala at the Firsl lUptUt Church a* follows: Carol Choir, 8 13 p i n : Concord Choir, 7 p m.: Church Choir, I p m The Deacon* of Ihr First Pres­ byterian Church will mret at 7;4S p m. FR ID A Y The World Day nf Prayer will lie observed in Ihe First Presby­ terian Chureh *1 14 *. m. This service I* sponsored by the San­ ford Council of United Church Women, Mr*. I. (I. Hunter I* program chairman A nursery for children will be available. The Ethel Hoot Circle of the Congregational Christian church will sponsor a smorgasbord from 3-7:30 p m. in Fellowship Hall of the church. The I la pi ist Slate Music Festi­ val In Daytona Reach at 7:30 p. m for all choir group* and Indi­ vidual directing or playing Imtrumenl*. The Cherub Choir of the F irit Methodist Church will rchrartr at 4 13 p. m. M ON D AY The Women of the Flrtt Pre»h>trrian Church will meet nt 10 30 a m. for an all day meeting of Prajer, Pr»!»e and Program on World Mission* The Women of ihe Firai Preshitm an Church will meet in the Phililhcs Classroom at 2 30 p m. for Ribir study and p t y c r and at 3 p m, in the Filucatifinal building fur liulinen and Implratinnsl inerting. T tic Roy Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will iticcl at 7 p. in. The F ld rrt ami Deacons of the First Prrsbylrrlao Church wilt at­ tend the Officer*' Training Pro­ gram under Ihr direction of It. T. Milwce, at 7.30 p. m. In the educational building. hind) course in soul winning at Ihe t in t baptist Church at 7.30 p. in. Cherub Choir practice at the First baptist Churrh at 4 13 p. in. II hotted egg* get mixed with raw . nc . you ran xparatc them b) spinning them. Raw egg* will nut spin, but cooked one* will twirl like n lop. J H as M e e t The Latest Rage of the Little Rangers- ROY ROGERS Rodeo Lariat More Fun than the Hula-Hoop ind Yo-Yo IN 2 SIZES F in al P lan s A re T o ld Local Sorority Has Meeting Roumillat & Anderson “On The Corner By The Clock” Cnlcndur Fashions A SCOUT IS TH R IFTY " ! ARE YOU? WE THINK IT’S NOTABLE THAT OF THE TWELVE LAWS TO GOVERN THE CONDUCT OF SCOUTS . . . . “THRIFTY” IS ONE! Mr. and Mr*. f«unard IV Aucoin id 401 Holly Avenue announce (lie birth of a sou, Lee Shawn, lam* on Feb. Y ( ’Iuhh SlutCH Huiuiuet SPRING Tho (iuldrn Circle Class of the First llaplist Church will have a banquet Friday night at 4 o'clock at the Pinecrest Inn. All members and guests aro invited to attend Dr. Farl Joiner of Hie Uibtc Department at Stetson University will bo gur»l vpcakcr. SPORT COATS Be Thrifty With Your Money •. Spend and Save Wisely! A quick baibfcue hailing sauce Combine t 3 lin n clients; I (12I'Ulirej buttle hut ketchup, '» cup vinegar and 2 tablciponn* Wor­ cestershire sauce. Makrt IV, cups. Unused sauce should be re(ligrreWd. And, thu w in w*y lo a»vc la regularly where H’l eafa and where your money earn* more for you. Some people .*«vr , . but haphaz­ annual ardly In * place theta not safe. M IDDISH ADE C O A T S $39.50 Their money lies idle. Whan you save hers regularly, your finan­ cial BROOKFIELDS $24.95 LIN EN C O A T S $17.95 o r la n d o s FEB R U A R Y 23*28 iff. q u a lif y , w eight . . let uv o u t f it you for • com fortable S p rin g. andeome elacka jua t a rriv e d too! LAY - AWAY FOR EASTER MARCH 29 • FARM EXHIBITS • BOAT SHOW • INDUSTRIAL DISPLAYS • CATTLE SHOW • SCHOOL EXHIBITS • MIDWAY CARNIVAL l-frPr'IWTP* e r fe*8 • ' ' /, -------------- ------------------- 4. ^ MM C J. • FLOWER SHOW -- v Jf rv M a H L 0 9 L A R O K A T M IH S IL . B D I S P L A Y > w were* tm* ARWV , g *. am ra m i e u». haw Q im . 0 M E N 'S 115 8 . M A G N O L I A AVE. W EAR SANFO RD FA M M 3 nest egg grows ftgmins * big 3( quickly— Simi-annual- Ijr. A n d, In addition, each and every account it insured. Open an account today I W » Stln le Ih e Scouts on t h * lr F o rty -N in th B irthda y I . �#lff f arfari W»r*0 TJiur*. F4i. 12. 1D55— 1'ap* 3 Australians Cheer Graham On Arrival M C L B O IK N C . Auvt-alu I L T D ’ "I've lever sought publicity," — Thouiands of Australians turned he said. ‘My only aim I* to serve out today to cbrcr American evan Christ, 'here will be no play on ichit Billy Graham on hi* arrival; craotiunaism during my crusade. here to open a religious revival But I blirve we have made re­ cru vatic. More than tsvW perron* cheered ligion a bit too stuff)— one of the and *attg h> mn* at the airport, greatest needs of the church to­ while other* lined the route to the day ben* a bit of cnthuiia*tu." Victoria Tala re Motel which will Askedwhelher hi* crusade* h*d he hi* headquarter}, any lasing effect. Graham an­ e Graham told a battery of prcn, swered: "The effect* of a bath radio and televtiion newsmen don I 1*1, but you need it and it* that hr had not expected any good foi you." •film .tar" reception Grihan Wilt begin lit* crusade In Well Melbourne Stadium Sun day. He a n vrd here from Sydney where lr told ncw*mrn he had rrcoverel from a stiff neck suf fered diring the flight from the United Stales The cangeliil gave credit for curing he Miff neck to l)r. Charles Lake, an osteopath hr l tilled l’rr*» International HAVANA — The barber*' tin visited n Honolulu. Hr sail hi* eve troublr also ip mn tn a rctulutiun urging the end of beard* and lone hair for Fidel pearrd I* be somewhat unproved "Toda) my left eve u better— La tiro’* tupportrn "The ponrevolutionary new almost formal, but as the trou­ look nhould he imooth cheek* and ble conus and goes It could be worse tovlght," hr said, cropped hair" Grahan will reman in Mrl \LW YOIIK — Waitre** Mr* bourne milt early April. Hr said » Anna Tltompwn, 34. explalnin; he would launch hi* Sydney cam ® why >he lobbed one bank teller pxign on April 13 of Sl.000 and then to*»cd the inon ey into the case of another teller: ' I wanted to »ec how ca»y it wa* to gel money out of the bank " Q u o ta b le Young Housewife Kills Hooded Bandit women against the living mom wall. "We were dumbfounded and at lirst thought it u jt some one we knew." Mr*. Haumrtser »aid. The gunman then told Mrs.* llaittuetter to get her pur»o. "I v an all your money. Fin no. kid­ ding." lie *aut. itic housewife went to her bedroom, telling the bandit she would re,urn wiln her purse, "I had a 32 caliber target pistol in thr headboard of the bed f to A it out ant! rocke I it," she **id Meanwhile the robber guess­ ed what wa* going on and grablied Mrs Johnson to uie as a shirltf * I know Ihal you have a gun Now put it down or Ml kill you." he lo-l Mrs tlau.ne»irr Mrs Johnson pulled awav from thr man a* her *i*ter tv entered the room with thr pistol in her hand TA M P A i l T I > — A young houic wife ahot and killed a masked gunman Wednesday r.ight after hr forced hi * way into her home and demanded money. Mrs. Walter Haumcsirr, 3d. was watching television with tier sis ter, Mrs Pat Johnson, 31, when the young bandit entered the front door with a pistol tn his hand. Mr* Haunioser toM polite the bandit, who wore a stocking pull­ ed over hi* head, pushed the twu Hla/i* llils Capitol WASHINGTON (UPI1 —A small scrap wood fire broke out on thr roof of thr Senate wing of the Capitol Wednesday night but it wa* extinguished before it could cautr any damage. Mr* ll.vumr«*rr. an employe of the Tampa Tribune, fired four shots until her gun jammed. One of the bullets struck the intruder tn ihe head He fletl the house and collapsed a few yards outside the door. Ijte r be died In a hospital. Police said hi* gun was not loaded. Assistant Stale Attorney Ralph Rousseau ruled the shooting justi­ fiable homicide The identity of thr gunman wa* not immediately known. Police said he appeared to he a teen­ ager Why go to the Moon or to Mars. The N.O.C.E. story is what you've been looking for. ... and don't say we didn't tell you . . . ! t.w nil n c y Jewelers* Will Rr In It* New location Mire 'latch 1*1 At :<|| Park \*e. Q u o te s I.OS ANCELKS — A family friend of executive t.ouu E. fu r mort piedicling rurmort'a moth r r would forgive him for obtain ■ Mg a court orilrr banning her * ftom hi* wedding: "Mother* ilwayt forgive their children." HOLLYWOOD — Singer Anna Maria Alberghcttl* mother reaf* firming her decinon not to attend hri daughter'* wedding to a di torred man. ' I will not attend the wedding. I *aid I wa* going to he tick the £ dav the marriage took place. 1 am »tdl going to lie lick." I’U C A T U .It ), Idaho — Mi** Jo Warner, radio dl»c jockrv. describing lirr Hidden collapse alter gnj llrcplri* hour* in a record spinning marathon: "One minute 1 m spinning rec­ ords and the next thing I know I m In bed." £ TOUCHTON D R U G Race Driver Died As He Lived-Fasf ) D AYTU xA REACH. Ha it P L — Veteran race ear driver Mar­ shall Teicue died the way hr lived— hunllng along an asphalt sperdwav, shooting for a new world'* xfeed record. Teague, who started raring It year* ago was killed Wednesday in a spectacular crarkup of his Sumar Special, the samr type car whleh hrought him prominence In the 1957 Indianapolis Speedway classic. The accident was a Ingle open mg for Ihe annual NASCAR »peed week. Teague, lie*t known at a stock car king. w*» not entered in the official program, hut was warm Ing up for a big car rare achrd uled here in April. Only two djy* earlier, he set an American cn closed rare track record of 1*1 *? mph ^ H VAIUIS{ COM B and BRU SH S E T S Auer led dev(ns and cdoa fsyion brittle brush with plastic handle and tomb PeilecI "MU** |<ll. m y 40 c / A Fair loa ol 3 pr.... 1.39 Charbert "FA B U LO U S " Decanter 6 ounce: of a ' layout' In giance m a beautiful decanter *V<xCc*ituic 'yfycarU I Whitmans ftNorris tNunnally's 9Pangburn KANSAS C IT Y , Mn i l l ’ll — Manvel II Davis, #7. prominent Missouri Republican who was dr fcatrd for thr U S. Senate in 1010 by Harry S Truman, died Tue* day after a two-month illness bottle Ideal Valentine (d ll "P tm LIPSTICKS S w e d is h Populat Shade)' H A IR BRUSHES RegulariT ............. I 31 V A IS . ImpoMed ralutai h ilW hi.i btu'.he: Auotled mtn s and Mde: tir e. I Now Only 39 c eo. A Q 3 for * 59c lo $13.50 EVANSTON, ill l I 'P I i— Robert Wyncss Millar. '3, professor emeritus of the Northwestern Uni­ versity Law Sc hool, died Monday in Evanston Huspital. START'S 3.00 I <1)1Quality, lull hoe in tha 1j lest malt Ijtlnonutre ibjJci Sdti' Deaths WASHINGTON lltP H -P u b lic Health Service official* report there have been "ip o tt)" oulbreaks of hrplilis In Ohio. Massachtuptli. 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H eck les P u b lic Ml 1*1 u ri CongrOslional investigations, one# newsworthy in the V; S„ apparently are her* to atay. Tha Umo apparently ii past when rnngreMmon tan an <" Washington in d Iranaact public business without firwt namIn f it leaat a doi#n committee* and 24 subcomitlee* to in. tea ligate. Home investigation* are neroed. About 99 per cent c»uld It# eliminated, however, The only result of auch elimination would be a tremendous savlnx ol tax money. This, of course, would meet favor with only se\eral millions of Americans. The heixht of inveltigalive work came in the last ses­ sion of Congress, when in\estiuators decided to investigate the necesaity of so many Investigations. Just what this invaatigation revealed le debatable. Regardles* of recommenda­ tions, the investigations continue. Now come* the climax. On Monday, congressional invaatixatora launched an inquiry to find out if the govern­ ment ia heckling the public with a lot of repltitlnu* questiers. If the men in Washington muH spend tax funds to find nut th* answer to this question, the U. 8. ia represented very poorly in the Senate and House. According In a statement which accompanied I hr announcement of the probe launching, congressmen **suspect there Is considered# duplication” in the gathering of offj. ela) atatlatlca. The average businessman In Sanford know* the governmint ‘'heckles’* tha public. This ia true not only in the gathering of atatiatica. but in tba keeping of records and in doing L’nelt Sam’s bookkeeping. Many businesses expend considerable sums to answer questions and compile information for the federal govern­ ment. Now. the people will have to foot the bill of an in­ vestigation aimed at finding out if this really is true. On# might wonder where our congressmen have liven in the past few years. The obvious answer, of course, is that many have been on tax-paid jaunts to foreign lands. The U. S. has so faw problams that we have plenty of time to decide what ia beat for otner peoples. It haa been suggested that the government pay for the lime and effort put forth In record-keeping by buaineaa firms, when th* sole benefactor ia the government. Baaad on past performances, most businessmen prefer to do it for free. At the rate the U. 8. spends money, the public couldn't afford it. » » . Bill T o A id M in isters HI r. 1 4- tl ill The Seminole County legislative delegation will simnsor a bill in tha next aassion of the Legislature to give clergy, men the right to protect confidential communications. At preaent. clergymen, priests and rabhis ran be forced to ttatlfy In court about matters thev have accepted in con­ fidence. Refusal to divulge such information In a court of law could lead to a citation for contempt. The Seminole County Ministerial Association, in re­ questing *uch a law In Florida, is attempting to head off ally real ahowdown on this question. Several ministers have expressed themselves very clearlv m this issue. If faces! with the choice of testifying «l«nit m confiden­ tial communication or contempt of court, most ministers would chose the wrath of the judge. To do otherwise would red net a clergyman's effectiveness in dealing with people in trouble. A* stated several months ago, The Herald sup|M>rt* the enactment of aueh a law. Rep*. Mack Cleveland Jr. ami (i<udon Frederick and A#n. Hour fltenstrom should have little trouble in guiding thf« hill through tha Legislature. DAILY Atpoan 1. A semisHull .i •(allow> ■ Arab thisftain t. W'andaror 11. Ficus* II. Coooaious 11. Senid If. Mato adults II. Souad. a# a dovt IT full of work 11. Mr. VVvnn it riatfs fault 21.id sot •nor t I t Notts or South -----i i tiip It A thouldar rovanag It Rational II. Prison romps rtmart CRO SSW O RD n..Trv*jt, 21. Chuns 21. An t|a n*ma •v Itj 21. Candla- »*w.a I Through ” jm iiij r o u m ttq -r-i i i'n iu t*o isnta stick n :i ' t r i ir-v.ui buck- a111 -) it's :i*nii4il oto u r n - 1 Mjuut-i S. Outdo a hlgbtsl sat* I. Man a alchnamo 7. Naiiva of Spain I tvouhira for ethers <ilani i 10. R*m»mwr 11. On lop HV 24 I-rad. ■if Taaitrdsa's i >i > h atlraaa 31 S-,hsp»-l 27. Smalt, rial moliitni* rake 3*. I'ortufiiria 2* Holiday lady <iap.t H Rook taar .11. t'niaai (L i IS. An eccnlr.c I I . W ind mrtrumrnl t T~ T“ I 0 ,iT^ !■1.11 % u ■ M M H ■ j i atari i If . Cushion r tv • IT" P _ HV INK/. HOHB A i It flora to almuat all turn at snmellmc nr ciihrr, ihr fhtkrr inf tight nl fame hrirlly — try ftvr aeromli — iltuminalrd mr earlier this week. In the daily mail I (mind * let ter which rrad: " I am pleaird In notify you that t have choarn you »» one of the twelve 'brat treated' womrn in the I'mted States alone with other (theta the wntrr'a c*tl Women To Appeal Vice Convictions NKW YORK t l T f t — V ircim* Mc Mnnut. former Brooklyn hick arhnol teacher, anil llratricr Gar field will appeal thnr roavlrlion on proalilution cli*r*r* In Dinnerlion with a lino * ntsht vice ring, their lawyer *<nd today. Atlornev Martin Benjamin said the two women would alio aue Mailitrate Hyman Itiailn I for itle gal impriuinmrnt In rrfuving thrm hall at ihe time of their original arraignment last frulay Mlva MrManut, 23. and M il. Garfield. » , a prrvioualy consul rd madam, face maximum priinn arntenrrv of three years They were found guilty Tuesday of )oit ering and nlfcrins to rommit proa iitullon hy Buthrl, who art Frb 23 fur •rntrnring. Mra Garflrtd wav alvt found guilty of allowing hrr apartmrni to be uatd for prnvtitutms Two nthrr women arretted In a pobrr raid t'eb. 10 on the 233oa-month apartment were acquit led. Raiding ollirrr John Murphy aai'l hr found Mi«v VlrManua nude in bed wnih Harry t'.vonv nf lions Inn. Traaa. but hr aaul the denied the sa t telling tr> .Mill MrMgmia waa ptquiHrd no a loitering rhargr last tlrtotvrr, but the board n( rdurallon itas charted hrr ai a substitute ting Hat teacher. She ramp here (rout Chicago tail tiimmrr to work her way to a doctor of philosophy de­ gree. fr T“ P z □ __ - TT mate, not mlnei prominent wom­ en in many flrldi. "And I hereby (mile you to vim my hair-atyline ahop for a romplimmiary hairdo at your personal ctnvenlenre." Ho hum. and another piece nf traih mail fnr the wailrpaper ba kel. Tha mlaalvt that thus beatowij upon me a glimmer of promi­ nence wai signed by a Newi York hairdrrtter of whom I have never beard, from a beauty ahop whose addreti indicated it waa in one of the city's more imfaahionatile purlieus. It — Ihr ahop — ta a good taxi rldr away from. say. inch "chic" thoroughfare* as fifth. Maditnn and Park Aceloir* Rut, you've gnt In givr ilic guy • F." for effort, even if hit rffitrt waa only to icrape th- hot(nm uf the barrel arvd come up with nnp in has desperate gamble for free publicity, flow the halrdrruer or hia prrai agent— would know that f am ''heal•!relied" t>eata me. As far ai I know, thia man and hia agent have never rlapped Missile Failures Actually Produce Results At Times A T I A V TA (CPI i - Me) Krn neth Grlnr, Publlr Information Offlcrr at Patrick Air force Rave, Fla., said Turadav night that many inutile Bring* reported aa failure* w rrr actually acienlifir ■urceaaea Grine addressed member! nf the Atlanta Proftiaional Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi Journallam tratrrm ly on problem* connected with inlavilr launrhlnga at Cape Canaveral. FI*. lie told them that scientist* have learned much from mliatte "failure*". Hr *aid aa an rxatttple a gyio •topic aaarmbly in an Altai mis*de Irmporarily pulled the ICRM into poaillon when It lipped over, •bowing for thS first time the power nf ihe gyroacopr drvlre. lie *aitj the same trat proved that Ihe akin nf the Alla* waa too heavy, and thu* saved money in building later Alla* mlasilra. Sale Of Inhalers In Stores Banned »■•#•», ana ikritiw** ■■iiniii Sauerkraut Pickle S T. CATHERINES, O nL lU P I) «I* m want* •sista, If. l i l t •• Ik , PM, < O1fllt. — John Car inilatad he do*,n't ,1 ,1 .a. •ven lik* .auerktaut Whan arcuat^ ld l *** & • H a N lm ia i •* Ml IM l~ a l . . . . ,V l»i.a Tn •Ill* ad of lugging hom* a thre* gal’on crock of sauerkraut from a party ha had attended aa a gutat. C*r *t#Kfkirri»x g s T ii O n . s i..is at"* was found guilty anyway, bul reilia On. 1 * ., •t 1.0# talvtd a suspended s«nt*nt*. For A. W. ANSLEY Day or Night BAIL BONDS — County k City — 2*3 Hetty Ave. FA 2-122* Registered Male fere I'mfer *W.O*, fee ..... see.es m me.ee. fee . . Over IM.eo, Only ie<*-r NO OTIIKIt 3l*.no m .to I'll AIM IKS B u s t ylilis of celery, swaet corn ind cucurbits, spray with Du Pont “ Parzate” Du Pont "Panate" offers effective, low-cost control of Helminthoaporium blight of sweet corn, leaf spot diieaaee of celery, and anthrnc* noae, downy mildew and certain other leaf disease* of cucurbits. "Parrat#” ii mild in nrtion . . . resists wsahing off by rains. Order "Pgrut#H today I mm lin n th im o i PARZATE* lifuid naa.^ tuHfirui, sot tim i uvma . , . rMioucu cniuiirtr Boost celery yields, control diseases with Du Pont "M anzate" Du Pont "Manut#'' ia highly effective for control of early blight and late blight of celery. Start applicatloni when plants are established in th# fltld and continue as frequently at re­ quired. "Manut*” is mild on plants, but tough #• blights. Order "Manut#” today 1 MANZATE* maw«k /uagind, tHisset see u n is living . , . insoucm c n is u iu t your till with CELERY GROW ERS... handsome Nantage for higher yields, •tap blights with Du Pont “ Zorlato" or “ Formato” \’an llcuaen shirts * . * VAN HEUSEN Makes thia lovely waah *n wear ahirt in white A color*. Sie«*i H t<» 17 . , . with k without * DuPont "Z«rlate" liram ind "Fermat#" ferbam fungicidu can be used as sprays or dust* for the effaetiva control of early and let# blight and damping-off of ctlery. They protect growlag cal#ry plants without danger of burning or stunting. For low-cost disease prevention, or­ der "rerlata” or "Fermit#” today! dual cufii. $ 5 .0 0 / SUM*** as « m l J- Auk venture*. Including capture bv thn Germana when they look Norway, he returned to his native land as a Norwegian correspondent, covering the Numbers trials of high Natia. A little later he became pre«* attache of llie N o ^ wegian military mission In RrtV fin. But the German lies were •irons and with the tutelage nf Socialist leaders hr rrsumrd his citittnihip under the name of Brandt and became active in ihe party. The late Mayor Krnct Reiner, widely arclaimrd for bit courage during th* Russian blockade nf Berlin, assigned an important rule to him in that srige. H g waa liaison between the city an™ the allied powers conducting the airlift which (or a vrar and a half enabled Berlin to xumvc Rut ltrandt'i career as a Son*, list ha* been far from orthodox. That (\ anothrr rravon hi* value as a propagandist in this rrn li it so high Hr ha* differed sharp ly with the orthodox leader* of his party over disarmament and the need lo krrp Allied ocrupsm lion troop* in Writ Germany an™ Berlin for an indefinite period. While last December be won » record breaking 31* percent of the vote to become Major of Ber­ lin. his party has only grudgingly given him a place on thr national executive. Yet he take* a much more mn.j. erstc stand than Adenauer He has said recently that he doe* not want Germany lo have n u rlrx ^ weapons, such weapons hem; confined to two or three world jsowrrs. He has also said that he would like to see some plan of disengagement between West and fast explored in talks with th* Russians. So in the new struggle over Berlin Mayor Brandt is In a sens* a middleman. And it is posslbl# that the kind of compromise h* suggests may be the ultimate sol Q lion for the city that can mean peace or war. Gift the '!!#* on __| i ] vr I P Vr * Bora Herbert Trahm in the old Balllr seaport town of Luberk. hr became a S-k u I isi at Jie age of IT. When Hitler came to power ha tppealad ia vain for a general strtkt of all labor unont. One )ump ahead of the Gestapo he fled to Norway and be|tn a new life under the name of Willy Brandi. But ta 1IM, having begun a suc­ cessful ra rrrr as a jovrnaltst. hr went bark to Gcrm aiy. During six months is a atucbnt at thr Friedrich Wilhelm I ’rivernty In Berlin he It believed Is have been part of the anti Mast apparatus that existed despite at ihe rulh lest Geatapo could de to stamp tt out. After a serin of wartime ad­ mm .r.vv"—" amitt*** ?C»UsJwV#M Nixon Going Home To Repair Fences TT- vr _ Brandi. Attorney Studying Castro 'Plot' Case % *i| rt~ i J _ T A L L A H A M F .K (L T J * — The Supreme Court wiH review a peti­ tion Monday for the releaa* from Raiford Dnson of a I House, notor­ ious Tampa burglar in the 20's. The *3 year-old House is com­ pleting s go-year aentenr* for the 1*24 ronbery of the Hav-A-Tam pa Cigar Co. and Mast Brothers Daparimant Jltor* ta Tampa. House woa a conditional pardon in m e after serving 24 years at Raiford. On* of tha conditions was that he never return to Florida. Rut eight months after his relCaie, he was arraatad la Jacksoavilt* and charged with a annea of postal thefts. House was ronvirtod of robbing post offices at Valparaiso and Frneport sad senttarad to 10 y tar* in the federal pemtaniiary at Leavenworth, Kan. Th* Florida Pardon Hoard tbta revoked hit conditional pardon. He was returned ta Raiford ia 1*4* and is du* for rsleaao in 1M4. Ilia petition coatendi he ts being improperly held and disputei hit rxtradition from Georgia, where he was picked up after him release front Leavenwonh, House, who B it spent nearly half hit life behind bars, mad* several unsuccessful attempt* to •scape. Once, he shot th* 1st* Warden J. |. {Hitch during a eyes on me. As far aa they know. break. I may wear a fright wig that makrv Harpo Marx look like th* Mother of the Gracchi. And what makes either or both think that, if I am really "beattressed" i sickening phratr. ain't it?i, I am wilting to swilrh hairdressers in midcream shampoo if my preaent coiffeur haa worked W H IT IN G , lad. (L’ P l i - A n at­ me up to nn* of th* dnten "beattorney plannad ta fly to Havana trn ie d " women in Ihe U. I. today to insestlgat# and possibly A? to Interred* in behalf of a Coral Ii my wig happens in b« my Gables, F I* . man arruted of own and If H look* aaai and plotting lo kilt revolutionary lead­ writ groomed, the credit gees lo ed Fidel Castro a man named Fred. Ihe Hair Joseph Sullivan of Whiling said Mylial, who haa been airuggllog he would confrr with officials In keep me lidy on lop fnr more of the (evolutionary government than a quarter of a century. And about Atan Nye, a former t\ S. no credit lo thia unknown head Navy (liar now held la pnton Imr grabber trying lo ride in on Sullivan said there hat been my finger wave. rnnsiderablr ronfunon over the This whole silly habit, this pub­ Nye rase. "I feel ] should make licity grab, nf naming the ten my own investigation," he said The attorney said, however, that nr twelve hett-dre*led. bell Ires sed. best shod, best halted, best- the length of his Cuban stay would rorietted. best gloved, best jewel­ he determined hy "what I find led and hesl krpl nf RtlTII if tea when I arrive there." Although Sullivan said he was ia. in nne woman a flat opinion, a friend of Mrs. Daniel Lynch, 30, best forgotten The ten nr twelvr ihosen art of Whiling. Nye1* mother, hr de­ inevitably selected on the strength clined tn reveal tf he waa retain­ not of howr •best" they are in ed by the family to defend Nye. Nye haa appealed to the l'. S any sartorial division but how likely their names are to land in Embassy In Havaona to assist Ihr headlines, I. e . appeal ta the him in refuting the thargat level­ city editor. In any aurh list dest­ led by Ihe Caitro government ine with men you ran het ynur M rt. Lynch also hav written Cas­ bottom dollar that the politician tro. seeking merry for her sen currently in the brightest lime and saying hr wss too "honest, light, even if be is a ringer fur kind and tbouihtful" to agree to Suitre-r Simpson or the late Hay. assassinate the Cuban leader. wood Broun, will get the No. 1 place. And No 2 will go to th* Hollywood nr lee*** star current­ ly In ihe most domestic trouble. Ditto fnr Ihr girls, exrrpt that W A S H IN G TO N ( I ’ P It — Vice they inevitably will inrlude not President Richard M. Nixon is the best of anything, hail the mast going horn* tn California this — the most dressed, the mail- weekend for some tmoMiant pre jewelled. etc., e tc , ad nauseam. IN # pulte-lakiag ted GOP or. This naming the "b e n " In any ganiitttoatl talks ia Ran Francis division is one of the oldest pub- co and lo t Angeles llrily gambits known to man. and It wilt he his first visit to Call why my profession, knowing how forma since bsfor* the Nov. 4 hollow, outworn and phony II is. Democratic election landsJidt in continues In fall for it. piaieth that pivotal presidential list* Niton'* firing trip to the West my understanding from now on. ! am dedicated Coast also will taka bins to Ore In finding Ihe ten or twelve beat gun. where he wttt help that state editors who drop all inch lists In end it* new Republican gavernor the trash bavkei observe Its rentrMlal. Inez Robb Says WASHINGTON ( I T t ) — Thr Food and Drug Administration iF D A t ha* bannnl over the coun­ ter salts of a mtki inhaler rr purtadly used by teen agers for "kicks". From now <>n, the order issued IT. rnnting Tursdav said, a doctor'* prtsrrip fluid lion will he required on all SxIm SI. Kind of dag of nasal inhalers containing basic M PMSt ahseta amphclammr It. Raftartod picture Amphetamine I* a drug lived in an called "pep" pills which a1*» It. Berartem air trslriclrd In prc*crt|dion aale* *«. U.B. awhlsm Writ The order was based on evi *1. A memberdrnre that ihr inhalera were hr wig ia 1 ing niiimrd for non medical pur 2 CwpaH po«ct by persons who removed ihr wicks and used Ihr drug at a aubilUulr fnr amphetaminr tab Paga i Thursday, February 12, I960 lei*. FDA nffiriali taid. Similar mitutt nf beniedrinr in FClIrr •■* r> v iu v ,r halera a few years ago resulted an, tssoainisa r.su» llttr l. in restricted sale of them. l l l l l. v , : v „ v > j - c i r e r * ‘ ‘ Ml nsttii x*tins n s r x a iiw *»»ui* r* ti«r 21 A favor as.Gold tbar I II. Pry II. Fill**’ tiliagl II Bead tha hssri 1 3 IJO.-IMil \’['j i<i tsvi 'iif j Id Hir.*r a ti S a J t i't j t u t ’ «ni («S| tilt a i a ' I d l -a I I Momia it'*) J'.tai li-l't II i 3d. a*nd el Golf paas DOWN I. Farm t. Mooed 3. Ituseisa Court Review Set On Burglar's Plea the aati-Naii undergbund. the turmoil o( politics in a divided Germany, thia and isich more be hat teen. Yet he still has today aa almost boykh. eager look and manner. Mayor Brandt it in tl* country on the first etage of a round theworld tour at the monml when hit clfy threatens to bcomr once again the center nf a trim be­ tween Fait and West If* ii an Invaluable propagandist not only lor Berlin but for the givernmenl nf Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Adenauer a hold-fas' position Fnr Brandt it a Ssrialiit. a leader of the party that !*i fought Adenauer ind hi* Christen l>rmw ] trail. Yet he It an aitrat supporter of the Weitern pillion in Berlin. It Is (hit nmhinatien which will give hit wurlt iperitt weight with Ihe neutraltit nations when he visits Soulhesit Asia H* ia miking the gntriptl addreis at the reremony n SpringRetd, I I I , marking the 130th an­ niversary of Abraham Lincoln! birth. That this should tappen on­ ly 13 yeara after the end of a tarrihie war with Gernany It a measure of the rhaniltg times. Rut sueh swift tramtinnt ire nothing new m the lift nf Willy F 312 E . I l l FA 2*19111 a . Y#ur flerTlM With Family Ftthiana and Fm Iw m F* mm ZEOUTE* FERIMTE* ___ __ Rm#*"#* f*ro#m JuafHVS, u n i# Twissgi *ot m t t ii tmsso . . . ratougM cnisuirir �1 fffat tanfarl RmD Perfection Loses Lead in Sandspur J o ABC Bowlers Thur*. Feb. 12. 1953— F a g e K Rated Cagers Win Seminoles Face Darters But Player Steals Friday; Record May Fall Thunder With 70 t.*i their motif) In the OBC tour nament. The tourney ptay will begin to■dght with Lake*irw and L»-eacutg battling It out to keep all*« In the t)HC playoff* and the win­ c e will get a ahot at Winter Park In Ihe *econd game tomor­ row night The Seminole A popka tilt will begin at 7;3n and the tcrond game will begin at 4 .S3 in the Wildcat gym. In the two previous meeting*, lit* Partrt* came out on top by a w je margin. But the Seminole* made both a battle until the llnal per soda when Ihe Darin* pulled away. If the Seminole* can find r*»etve"apeed Tn'the 'final'cl'ghi minute*, they could give Apopka a tough time If theSeminole, ate able to .core an up.et. it will mean a if turn trip Saturday night for the vhamptonihip. The winner ot the U8C tournament will he un the wav In the *t»tr tournament in liainet*lllr nr«l month The Semmcle *quad although the ira>on retold i* only average, ha* *een many lecord* fall atrrady with *e*eral (aittr* to go. High-tcoii.ng Junior Jim m y Gia try btoke the Individual Semin­ ole icoring record in the Lee*burg tilt bv diopping in J! point*. The old lecord wa* 24 I,eld by irvrral former Seminole player*Grneey now need* but one buc­ ket to tC! an all-time high tea ion (coring record Hr ha* rlrupvcd in 119 field goal* and 73 free throw* l»i J1J point*. Thr record t* 313. Ihl* ircoid probably will crumble in the rariv moment* tomorrow r.ighl. Wi-.h another full *ea*on irefoic him. Grace) could *et many morr treutu* Junior p;iVpom Hay I.undqultt. although hr mified the ftrtl two content l-ecaure of football, trail* Gracey fur •coring honor*. Thr 3 3 aperditrr ha* hit 273 1'o.ril* for the *ra*ort lir a .t y 1* aitragr per game i* 13.7, l.undquiit ha * a neat 14.3 Coach Dick Silver*’ J . V. *qu«d alto hav *een ttvrial ircoid* crumtdr while piliag up then unpretnvr 12-5 record The (quad •et a new tram (Coring record again*! KMS earlier Ihit *ra*on b> ripping the cord* for 77 point* ^ ( ruled I’ rrt* International Ih e ol.i reemd for a *ingle game Rt*t wa* M . Nvphiimrue guard Geutge Army 91 Delaware 72 Petdlrte* i* well on hi* way lo Villa nova 37 Canltlu* w •etilng a new *ra*ori seoclng i r St, Mithaei * 63 Vermont 31 M IAM I »C IT> • Some of Hie coid with i l i polnl• Ihe *01*11 Morgan St. M Howaid L. fr naiion’r top ba*ei.all playrri writ lad ha* hit 20 point* ui belter Havi* ft Elkin* MG Glenviltc 91 get a little- prr-iprmg trainlng in three v»me* thl* icaion Buffalo 1. 61 Toronto U. 49 •mgamg prarlirr here today. Only Vdrlphla 71 Fairlteld 76 LaSalle 102 Georgetown ill. C.I 72 they'll use golf hall* mrirarf of ha *eba!l* By JE R R Y COVINGTON Coach Bud Layer will tiavel to VVadf'i Market toppled Perfee. Winter Tark tomorrow night with lion Dairie* out of ttit lop ipot in h:» imal.. hut fa*'., Sanford be mmole* with full intention* of ihe Sandtpur Boltins League jiving the favored Darter* a tun Tuesday night. and paved the wav (nr ARC Garbage Service to climb into tint place. I.ragur Handing* now: trad. ABC l l - i , Perfection 10-0. Roumitlat A Andenon tiruEi 9-9. WiDon-Maier Furniture f> w, Roll®mn Sporting liondl n-to and Wade* 7 II. JA C K S O N V IL L E it I ' l l - The Wade’* took the firat t *o game* I Utiburgh Pirate* today were from Perfection, and then aeemed l>elleved looking for a new ci{.. to loir ipeed a* the dairy tram in which to hold training ramp l<oured it on to roll the team for their nine minor league team* h:gh game of tint, scratch. Dot Thu year will apparently he Teilo. of W’ade’*, had the highest the tail iprtng the Pirater farm •crat.h game of the evening wun team* wj.l tram here. her 113, and Betty Kelly, of PerCity Councilman Tom Lilia aaid ■ Irellon, had the high handicap Wedneiday he underatood that ..... game of "OS. 174 m atch. Pirate General Manager Joe 0 Wllion-Maier non I m gimei Broun wa* angered by plant to from II mi mil lat ft Anderenn, ai rltminale fl*r diamond* in make Iheie two teaml tint for the jimin for a ne» golf course. Ellia third ilol. The furniture train had raid there t« enough land for both in call on two luhititutei at the •'If that la ihe only reaion the lait minute to fill in their team Pirairi are thinking of leaving. The aubi, Naomi Jarkton and »c could work that out. But we Mary Tomalelkt, did the tram want the new rontrart lu rill for proud a« Naomi rolled a turkey Ihe P irsin to furnuh a ground*and picked up the 3-7-10 ipllt. ke«rer." Kill* aaid. and Mary made the 3-7. Margie KIU* added that Inc Pirate* Woodi, alio on Wllion-Maier. paid a dollar a year for Uie of tro lle d a 177-14.1 for high irrici the firtdi. He aaid tart year the •Vhonor*. Teammate Viola Kaitnrr hatebail club didn't furnuh a picked up the 3 10 split. Alberta groundakeeper Shaw nf Koumlllati had the hand rap »ert*t with her 404, . , _ ABC romped over Robaon* lor y / g s t r O i n T O G t S three win*. With a 1919 m atch . .ene*. ABC led Ihe league Lvr C o a c l l J o h n KOUCh Hogtro, of Ihia team, had the W EST POINT. N V. tL T'lr— lone turkey at thi* end of Ihe alley*, and rolled high for her Jonnn* Kaurh. w hi* quarlei hacked irem. Shirley Sima* * n high for four Georgia bowl team* a de tide ago. wa« reunited today _Roi.*on« 9 Neat week Perfection will try with Dale Halt on the reaching to regain Ihe lead a* it take* on -tail at the tailed Stair* Military ARC, firat ipot team. Kotnona Academy. Rauch «a t named Wednenlay will play again*! Wition-Maier, and Wade’i will roll npponte to fiU the defeiftivc backfteld coaching -lot vacated when Hall Roumillat A Anderton. wa* appointed Karl illrd l Ulaik't lucre*tor a* Army'* head coaih The 31-yrar-old Hauth *nv»d with Half a* a*»i*lant eoaih at the t nivrriity of Florida in 1932 and 1933 Pirates Reported Seeking New Site Cage Scores Baseballers Slug In Golf Tourney Minor Team Gets Dartmouth 71 Harvard 30 The m-cat.on i* thr ltdh anr. la D ; j. _ 0 Rhode Mend 61 Ma*a(hu*eU* 12 National Ba»eh,ll Player* Golf “ O i n T C O n C C S S I O n Fordham 49 CCNY 30 Tournamrnl .NEW YORK I IT'D—The pte.l. St. Bona 72 St Fianei* ( I ’ a.i i« * field ot 117 player*. in> luding •lent of a minor league ha*rball William* 43 Union i.N’. V i 66 3.1 arti>e maior leaguer*, a a Irani which ha* folded ha* won a llaverfotd 62 Lriinu* 33 tthrd tiled lu lee otf in lialay'* c*>nc#»*ion in fednal tomt that A ’hrijh’. 49 Penn Mir.ary 72 qtiahfv mg round Tnc rrmamder trlrcait* and tad.n bruadca*!* of Grit)Court 47 LAM 7P nf Ihe entranl* air t'»»' bateball mu lot league game* damaged hi* St. Joirph'a i Pa i 4') Ptnria, 77 great*, minor leaguer*, team offl- gate rrieipt* Vale 74 BrtlWIt 47 rial* and re|-ie*entalive* of pre.v* I otgalr 4t Itulgei* 36 tadin and television. W. Va. Tech 102 Morn • Harvey Strong favorite* to win Ihe event »re defending champion AIMc I'rarvun. VV'a*tington n-okie of the Viim a M Sirna 42 Maryland Sf. 6) Lincoln i I'a i 34 year, and four-time winner Alvin Dark, i 'hitago »hort»i»p. S«uih kM Navy Wt I'enn St. 34 K4«t Carolina 4* e ala alia 76 Wesln. t arolina *2 IliRh Point 62 Knogville t?) Allen imy John* llopkin* 9n ToWton 66 Itnllln* 77 Eoklne h4 Birmingham Sou. h* Sewanee 61 Mldwr.i Rowling Green 77 Tolrd" 64 9h*r.ia* Si. 12 Kama* 72 Davton 44 Drl'aul 69 Calvin M Hope 62 Stumpf Appointed C O LU M B U S . Ohm il l'll — Fddie Stumpf, «hn *ervrd in enecutlve poillum* with Cleveland and * hirago, will Join minor league publicity dirtclnr Carl I.undqultt m a*»litmg minor league elum and league* with their 1939 pro motional campaign* Dodgers M ay Trade The Duke I lulled Prraa International Kan*a* State, St. faiui*. and tea** Chiiitlan item headed (or prut • *raton ba*ketball tourna­ ment*. all right, but they almoat had their ba-ketbatl thunder Hofc.i W>,|ne*day night by a young man who »r-»red 70 (tolntt and Slabbed 34 rebound* in a tingle game. Tboie amating figure* were turned in by 4 foot, Vlnch Paul W'llcuk of Pa* i* and Llktm duiInt a 1I4 9U victory over Glen* \tile Wilcov, a native ot Pittaburgh, ,‘,ok 4* ,ho' ’ 1*nJ •*nh l* "* H/ ••»•*«« *'* , , r * ‘h™ w* for Point total which *hat,fie Wert \irg.nia Lo.i.ircre* retold of 63 ,w h,ch he he.dl. Higkfit by any coLcglan tint f*ir> 11 * * ' MVlh higheat ''.lal ever recorded in -mall col'**** c*1!,' Wilfoa. a jun* ■ " lhf » lMd,n* ,l Kaniaa Stale. the naiion » No. 3 H *,lf **no'* boa*t» an 111 o.erall ti,waid the Big Eight champion *hip by beating arch-rival Kama*, »2 I2. alter trailing ny *u point* in the early going * Si. I.outa, ranked n.mh nation­ ally, took over second place in the Mittoun Valley Cariietenrr by healing e ghth • ranked Bradley, 72 33, at St. LoUi*. Like Kantaa Siatr. Ii wa* the !2th at>Might wtn for the Uilliken-, Leva* Chriatlan opened a two..m e .rad in the Souihwot Con­ ference rare hy trouming Leva* \ ft M, lO Gl. The Frog*, now 4 I in tire loop, need m win only " , , , t ul ,,,rlr 1,1,1 ,l' f luuP game* lu clinch the crown and an NCAA tourney berth. Sanford Juniors Top Lake Monroe Thr Sanford Junior High Baikctball •quad a.ored another vittory ye»terda<, defeating I a-e Mon­ roe 13 R Fred Jorru led the Sanford team **HI* four point*. Her*« John* led l^ke Monroe. v*iih four " I’ m tomorrow thr San " r,i »*l*a»d will *eei, aoolller win when it meets tire i.yman junior* »< lb*1 S»nford Junior lligli outThe Seniimdr County Junior High School tournamrnl will get under way lournament Inday. VVrilnetiily. game* (he will ............ rnntmuc —— Littler And Wall Tucson Favorites I’ackerH Si*fn Fair HERTZ 1 F A 2 -7 7 2 3 HOCSTON. lea r l ’ P h - W o .1 lightweight clump.on Joe Brown already Ihe buuetl of the ti|li*n with Johnny Hum o thr vivtl* rhal lenger to fall prey to hi* l<o»ing yaill, think* hr nerd* a fight * month lo beep in championahip ahape Th r ikinity little Baton Rouge, I a . Negro .irked up little more than a good a-«cai In earning a unanimous d e e i t i o n over the game New Vork ihalleuger in a network IV' bout VV ednrsda- right but he wain't happy with Hi* lailuir to itore a knockout It wa* Bruv*n'* fir*t fight m three inor*,lh* and hi* ftr*'. Bile defenie in nearly *even n-onth* and "old J .c ." who admit* lo I'eing 12. **id Inactivity « .*■ blame lluaao, -i>< ir fare wa* a blood] men at the end frum au eye eul. a note bleed, and a w o i i e n bruiar undri hit Irft rye, wa* a 3 1 rhoire to go the tlnianic again*! Ihe champ and hr nude (hr i*ddlm*kert look good In that re»p»ct. He w<* the agerctaur through' oul, but muted tar morr idowa Ilian he even «ame elo*e to lami ing un the bobbing, w e a v i n g champ Hr krpt light Irft ja il Ili,king at Broan * fate and body, but wtvrn hr Iricd lo follow with thr right Joe ju*t w a »n l there National Limits Tour In Spring C IN CIN N ATI. Ohio t l'P h Ihe National league indav announced ihai all hut IS of dt 179 eahlhitlon game* thi* *pnnr will te played near the mayor league *ampt m Honda and Arinina The league'* If'Vn r*hlhlilnn pro gram indicate* Ihe •’air age' ha* ended Ihr ilay* of the long ‘ bain •lorining'' trip home for the *iart nf a new »ea*nn. P„dger* — Outfielder S u l l y l.oti I * player* Mill untigned fer Drake. the l > » *e»»on. Orioln — Shortitep Chico CapPevfne *icied outfielder Bvbhy Gene Smith and pitcher Rob ratquel. W hite S >\— Pin her Turk I-o*n. Stiller. Th r Bo'ton lied So* signed allBrave* — Pitcher Bob Troif• ar third ha*eman Frank Mai- budge .one and veteran toulhpaw Dean Stone. Maltone hit .JPS in ISS game- la*t year while Stone, optluncJ lo Mliinrapoli* at the *tart of the I9.1A campaign, wound Up with a It lu ircoid The Nr.* Vork Yankee*, alter tv alow Mart, now have 19 play<rv under contract tor the com1tug tea ton They *lgned Ihrre more Wedir-day pitcher* Muryrai ry Pick-on ji*d Fd l>ick and outI ne I) nlgrr*. on the other hand, feilder John Reed. could u*e either Jone* or Mtrell. I hr* lacked a Continent winning Other -tgn ng* by club*1 p ' l f ■ la»l .eavun. Tiger* - Pitcher* Petr Burn M'rell It one of ,.n!y nmr Sr. •Je a-d Pun Lee, inticlder 1 Maury Will* Hi* II R. production dipped ■ IS ta-t year but he atilt marti^ed to hat ,SII in 104 game* Although he ha* been a merri­ er of the Dodger* liner 1917. - idrr might welcome a change •l uniform* Many of hi* towerIrg drive* that uted to tall over the Kbbet* Field light field wall became eaay out* In the vait L «« Angelr* Cohifum latt year. W :n |he i atd n*:*. Duke have an racier large:. The tight lirld i a rier a; Huic.i Star! in M. Louie meaiure* only JU> (ret at the fit I tine and (L et not drop buck at .ireh a » ’v»ip ancle a* 'he Colneum boundary did lavt Window Washing Floors Machine Scrubbed And Waxed Alan I General Cleaning IMIONE FA 2-7316 DIAL DEFROST convenience,.. 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NOW * 249 9i With Trade JUST RIGHT FOR A L L W ASH AB LES G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC AUT OMAT I C W A I H I R 2 W ASH SPEEDS 2 SPIN SPEEDS • it game home «rheilu e Wed r»*dav for Ihe I National Foot hall League •raion The home .Edge O f Nite Favorite For Ladies Night Race C A LI. Brown Bops Busso, Seeks More Bouts H CSO N . Arif i l l ' l l — liere Lllller and Art Wall wnn flni-hrd one two in thr Ph»rni* npen la*! Mark Hughe., attorney |.>r week. *erved not lee tbev wet* b a * * )> a I I ('oBimi*t!upei Ford men to wat.h a* I hr 113.00*) I url i n k , made (lie ronre**iun Wed •nn open * flr’ t round began to­ i.oday during trial of a 423O.P0O day. damage mil biouglit agalntt IJtller |Hi*trd a three under I rick and the ,6 major Irague par 67 In pro am play VVrdne*day. train* hy Frark I* l-wwtrnce. Wall wae a tltokc liehind Lit* president of Ihe row defunct Her Wednesday with a M Portimoulh. Va team of the Molt eh»cr*er* taled Wall the Piedmont League odd* — on favorite the I'm.inn I.awirnre chaigr* (r.at 'inva 31anor. Pa pto I* thr cliCuit"* -o n " of the Port*mouth tcrutory leading 1939 ill one* winner \*.th by trlrcait* ami ladm hioadcavl* f 11.642 ginned t o fat. of Mg league game* .<> depleted attendance at Portimmith game* « j v l , '„ P o lln m ithat he wa* forced lo give up „ ... 1. V . 1 P H lLA D E Lf’HI V i l PI rhe operation*. Philadelphia Eagle* annnmnrl a The Stiategic Air Command* Liyole 4111.4 46 Mc.tn. Mich St H 32 Superfoiltf •* ran fly la*ter G R E E N IIVV. VV.* it IT , Soulhwr*! leva* Ckrlitian 40 Teka* AAM 41 than 4*0 mile* »n hour and high­ HalDiael; Tom Newell and larkle er Ih o 36.0mi feet li canttavel Charlie Andermn. botn of Drake VV»«t c than 30,000 fret. It can travel *ir Force 47 N. M. Highland* 64 6 00(1 mile* without lefutllng. with the Green flj* Pa.kir* of thr National Fixitiiall League The kennel cluli »portli*hl fall*! thuotlng out from Ihe out aide. »n .uie *Edge of Nil# tonight at aWhite Haired > THoy * right lhI nr onii l§««•••» . p _ __ -j_ _ e*ie*w I h r n n e v Sanfnrd nrlindo. south *f San- Edge will be edging through in quest of her fourth victory a! the ford off Highway 17 92 Club. Hut White Haired B »y 4l*» Another of the high quality irowd* into the early odd* beam. greyhound*. Tamar, will be in the Thi* 69 pound white and blirk popular second spot. Another of ^ gent hat finished tn the money 10 Ihe consilient tirade V •peedltm. Umr* tn II rare* this season. Tamar, also trek* her fourth sea­ The lra<k * second l.adir* Night son loqnueit. •till be held tonight, when all worn Also in the feature are Princes* •n will t,e admitted without any tlrare. Heal Matter, .'lived Grade, admission charge*. i r o » d e d jjn|dfn ||0„ey and n r Dinky Dutk Hand* nhnwtd re*pon*e to the Tomorrow * Friday matinee be­ tval’i ftrtl Ladle* Night two gin* at I p m . when to fad rare* •eek* ago. will precede lb* t.cm iig • m tacri At 62 pound*. Edge of Nile «ap- at I . to tu rn many fan* admiration for Ato p quality running agatnil me ^ kennel club’* b*»l hound* These two are among eight hus­ tler* tilled in the Grade A nmlh rare feature of a 10-event card Marling at 4:10. , Mark Edge of Nile will be i Lnued Pre*» |n|erna|i«nal If thr Lot Angrlr* IK d set ba*t given up un Puke Sn r lory might be able to twini • dtal with the Si. Loult Cardinal* lirnnat Map.-.jer Bing pevi c of the Cardinal* ha* hinted hr would be willing to trade either veteran right-harder Sam Juneor *oj:hpaw W timer l Vinegar llend) Silted for a (lugging out(letder. Snider undoubted.) wouid Jill the bill for the He.lbitd*. The or,«-time * Puke of F:»tbu*h" hit 40 or more home run* for live •Iraigiv *r**..n» with the llodget* iwfore they pulled out of Brook. CULT M HAS DBS FAMOUS M0WT1 M RITSi I 0 MMATU lINI. SAM. SOAP, StVM AM SUt flOM TOM NA5N. ± /•VV / r ' i J'A Jy I l 4*0011 WA 130 ------- NOW — lW 9 ® VVilh Trad* IS REFINED INTO N O W - A U N EW . G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR DOG* sugar f oe *iig*( wnh that f'ch flavor nf -un dren.tie.l I lini.la cane ftr Idv—ptk the bag with lh« familiar Divia C l t i B U tiademaik. R A C IN G Nightly (except Sun ) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. b Sat.# 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M ATINEE FRIDAY • T u x u r i o u s Clu bhouse • H e a t e d S t a n d s Sorry, No Minors Jerry Collin*. Operator GENERAL ELECTRIC, FAMOUS FOR PENDABILITY, HAS OVER 4,000,000 RE­ FRIGERATORS IN USE 10 YEARS J * LONGER. Ra |4!*f SANFORD ELECTRIC CO- Evening* KA 2-7300 MAGNOI.IA H ER TZ * Vic Robtllo,^A ft. 601 E. lat > I.orated ft Miles South Of SftNford On Highway 17-12 FA 2-1542 Full ■Time Service On All Make Appliances �9 ft Film Star Learns Lines By Hypnosis CHICAGO (U'Pl)— Th » hushend ies Involved separate, short soef veteran film quern Linda Oar* qtsncc*. he said. She telephoned their West Coast ntll. who once appeared In “ For. ever Am ber." today credited hyp- physician. Rnlienaon said, ar­ noala for a luecmful perform­ ranging for him to fly hrre and roach hrr through the chore, us­ ance In "Late U » e .” “ Hypnoile helped her relaa." ing hypnosis. Having gone through the role huiband Bobby Robertson eald of Sllaa Darnell i lubminlon to a several times in his offlct under phyalcian • hypnotheraptit who a hypnotic trance, Miss Darnell helped here learn her linea for the said she approached the footlights with confidence. atage play'a opening here. "I've never felt so secure about The actreu' trance memorisetion aeialona, arranged ju it 71 playing a role," she said. ‘'Hyp­ hours before the play opened nosis has helped me feel this part Tuesday night, included one per­ completely." formance before Chicago Dally Niws science writer Arthur J . Snider. Arriving In town In an emotion­ al turmoil. Snider wrote W ednei-1 day. the screen star felt inade­ quate. Line learning for the mon- \ i 11 HI if •1 i I i i *i a : M i Special Iwnlrn obiervance* have been plannej at Holy Cross Epliropal Church, according In the Rev. John Thomas. Wednesday night services at T:30 will offer evrnlng prayer with a period of favorite hymn sing­ ing. A special feature of the mid­ week service Is a question box where people may plsce unsigned questions relating (o the Bible or religion. A Bible study group foe women will be held every Monday a*. 2 :jo p. m. In Ihe pariah house. The Book of Ruth will be studied this year. 'Visitors are welcome to this informal class. Each Friday it 4 IS the parish children gilhtr In Ihe church for Lenten services. Ages In the past have ranged from 2 to IJ years. Father Thomas will conduct ac tlon songs and tell missionary atories. Refreshments are served before each service. I ailed Prrst International The tough thing about the Ber­ lin situation is that neither Soviet Russia nor the Western powers esn afford to rrtreat very far. As of now, the Russians say they will turn over to their East (irrman satrllite controls for all means In and nut nf Berlin, in­ cluding West Berlin, on May 27. Town Is Planned Near Boca Raton IIOCA IIATON <UI*I>— A com plelr new community with some 10.000 homes on a 3.000 acres tract will be developed near the site of a new date university here, it was announced Tuesday. Arvtda Corp , and Centex Con xtruction Co., Inc., of Dallas, Tex., said the proposed develop­ ment will be worth about 200 million dollari Officials said a name for Ihr new community will be selected later. Centex President Tom Lively m d Ihe first homes will be available for sale to the public within one year, lie said plans rail for 10.000 homra, including allocation of land for schools, churrhes. parks, a shopping centra, a light industrial district, civic center, country dub and municipal build­ HAVANA «UPI>— The Barbers' ings. Union, concerned by slackened business, has ippeilrd tn Cuba's revolutionaries In abandon the "shaggy-dog look" which hai be SYRACUSE. N. Y. lU P I) Within a decade, air conditioning come their trade mark. At a public meeting, the union will be pumped into homes from a a d o p t e d a resolution declaring central lource just as gas and that the "patriotic necessity'' for electricity are today, aieoiding to beards and manes of hair ended Charles V. Kenn. a vice president when Fidel .Castro's guerrillas of the Carrier Corporation. Hr says underground pipes and came out of the hills Jon. I. “ The post • revolutionary new wires from a central power plant look abould be smooth cheeka and will supply heating, hnt water and cropped hair," the resolution said. | air conditioning. Shaggy Look Hurts Barbers In Cuba T I Things To Come t A i*.S- MArWE v SUESPEADf “ IJnda's been an actress for 10 years and is completely profesaional,” her huiband said, ‘but she’s been worried over personal (Wfc (A S T WSfr-WE Vt oor cctrcoi'o — r \igfj— WMATASOUTTW s tre e t r Iti. 6Cr TUCM tATEF bJENttrUCDCT* W5U«£i*TuMF» S O.T AtCAC rr pmblems." Ifrr phyiidan said there was nothing mysterious about the pro­ cedure. " It is simply a fixation of at­ tention." ha eaid. Hypnosis marely enables narrowing down one's attention “ so that you are only concrntrating on the important matter at hand." Heart Talk Slated Berlin Question Knotty; Here On Tuesday Nobody Able To Retreat Church Schedules Lenten Services >1 I The film veteran of "No Way Out" listened hypnotically while the physician Instructed her. “The reader will rrad to you and you will remember all of the words on awakening," he direct­ ed. "Everything will come back to you. The words will flash into your mind on the stage.” Critira said Ihe petite brunette's performance was flawten and na­ tural. Not only was there no in­ dication she's learned the part under hypnosis, they said, but she even prompted a momentarily flustered co-worker. TUEVRE F iv iw j t Along with this. Ihry demand that the 10,040 Western troops in Ber­ lin be removed befote that date and West Berlin made a "free" city within the Communist tone. There has tiern no stgn up to now that the Sovirta have retreat­ ed from that position, first an nounred more than two months ago. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returned from hil West European ronferrnres this week and announced that the Western powrrt also were determined there would be no rrtrrat It it only ncressary to visit the two sectors of Berlin to under­ stand the opposing positions. Troiperout West Berlin, free in every rrspect. including freedom of speech, presents the toughest problem Communist propaganda has had to face. Here In a restricted spate, along a boundary somrlimci mark­ ed only by an Imaginary line running down the center of a city tlrcri, lie examples of the free world and Ihe Communist world. Many have visited Ihe two Ber­ lins, witnessing the prosperity of the West and the poverty of the East, seeing on the one side Hie smart restaurants, Ihr smartly dressed people Ihe lusurious shops, and on Ihe other, the rub­ ble. the thinly disguised empti­ ness of thr Communist controlled shops and the vast silence along what was once one of Ihe busiest streets tn Berlin. This comparison is what the Communists now want to elimi­ nate. Hut there It more than that. To those who live liehiml the Iron Curtain but who still oppose Ihe thing* for which Communism staods. West Berlin remains a hope. A Tampa physician who sped alirci in children's heart diseases will speak nett Tuesday night at the Pineerest School. Dr. Lsiuis E. Cfmmo Is a gra duate of Ihe SI. Louis School of Medicine. After interning tn St. I/iuis, hr studied pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati and Cin­ cinnati Children's Hospital. He pre­ sently It rngaged In Ihe prattler of pediatrics and pediatric card! ology In Tampa. As chairman of the Lay and Professional Committee of the Hillsboro County Heart Astoria tion, Dr. Cimtno Is well qualified tn address Interested persons In Sanford. The lecture it open to the public and a reception tor Dr. Cimiao and hit wife will he held immediately after. Refreshments will be served. Mr. ar.d Mra. Mtcharl Caolo are chairmen of the Heart Asso­ ciation meeting Tuesday night. 1-elttr* arc being sent to all PTA's and parents tn Yn attempt to in trrest them in thr heart educa­ tion talk. Dr. Clmino was recommended by the Florida Heart Fund Alto elation. There will he no charge. The lecture will begin at * p. m B r o ile d C o o k b o o k s W lt.l.lM AN 'TlC , Conn. < U P I)— Mrs. Dorothy Evans wasn't so upset when a fire In h«r slectile range ruined the chicken dinner she was preparing. What hurt most was the fact that the flic also destroyed her three cookbooks Piggy-Back Service SAN FRANCISCO (U P li - The Southern Paclflr Railroad soon will provide thr ultimate In piggy hark hauling service. Railroad President Donald J Russell said its flatcars will haul trucks which will he loaded with autns. Orders now being taken for copies of Ihe Sanford Herald pkiohial -1 louhi&isdiiion For tha past 33 years It has been the custom of the Sanford Herald to publish annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover nil phases of IN D U S TR Y 4 A G R IC U L TU R E , HUM E B U ILD IN G D E V E L O P M E N T, SCHOOLS 4 C H U R C H ES, SPORTS, N A V Y A C TIV ITIE S , SEM IN O LE C O U N TY A N D C U L T U R E We will mail thia Edition any where in me world for you on tiie date of publication for 25 UJ 55 w ce B« aura and plan to send your friends up < north a copy of this annual tourist edition so that they can aea just what a wonderful place Seminole County is . 2 if Ihe Sanford Herald Call oh Bhinq youh Ohdsh f i q - - 204 W. 1st Street FA 2-2611 snw #anforS g rrilf I �Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive W ant Ad c l a s s if ie d in d e x 2— FOR R EN T 4— 4OR RENT FURNISHED A P T. 20t'» W. 1ST ___________________ _____________ | Completely remodeled 4 room un )2 -F O K R EN T furntihed apartment. *23 Park 2 A -B O O M A BOARD A*t. .New all itccl kitchrn fully 3 B E A C II R E N TA LS equipped Apply BIS rark Ave. 4— W A N T E D T O RENT |_ I— R E A L E S T A T E FOR S ALarge LE 2 bedroom unfurntahed 4— F A R M S • ACR EA G E apt . Fla. room, tiled bath. ITtm Magnolia A i r 173. FA 21911 GROVES T - R E A L E S T A T E W A N TE D 3 BEDROOM frame home. MIC 4— M IS C E L L A N E O U S So. Grandview— lto»r Court. 4— F L O W E R S • P LA N TS I .arte gla»v jalou.ied porch. m s u m us kitchrn equipped attic fan A J4— O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T envloied garage Available im mediately. Call FA 2 407 I I — A U TO M O B ILE S • T R A IL E R S 1 ROOM fuml.hed apartment. 12— B O A T S A MOTORS A-HOOM unfurni.hed, kitchen 1 1 -F A R M SUPPLIES A equipped. I'honr F A 2 0713. M A C H IN E R Y 14— P E T S • LIV ESTO CK 2 ROOMS and bath: ftirmihed tin. Apt. 3. 407'a W. lit. S U P P L IE S 11— A R T IC L E S W ANTED 4VELAK A A P A R T M E N T S : roe** — It — P LACES TO EA T private hatha. 114 W. P in t *L • l T — B E A U T S PARLORS UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom hojve 14— F E M A L E H E LP W A N T E D Kilrhrn equipped; rnelorcd bark 14— M A L E H E LP W A N TE D porch; icrcened front porch: 14— M A L E OR F E M A L E garage; nice lawn. Good luca 21— W O RK W A N TE D tion. .Adult*. F A 2 *•• or 22— B U S IN E S S FA 2 3132. O P P O R T U N ITIE S 21— S P E C IA l SERVICES 21— P IA N O SERVICES 24 A — B U ILD IN G CONTRACTO RS I KBitl AHA * lo * 2 1 — ELE C TR IC A L/ Admi*«lnn« C O N T B A IT O R S Martin Bulger (Sanfnrdl 74. A— B U ILD IN G , REPAIRS. laircne Gerard il-ongwood) 21.11 B U IL D IN G SUPPLIES •Iran Hell (Sanford) 2 7 -N O T I C K • PERSONALS Hetty Ma»on (Sanfordi 24— A R T IC L E S FOR SALK Joe Andrr»on 4Sanford i Agnet knowlg* (Sanfoidl 24— F U R N IT U R E A Kul-eit Webli ( l-ongwondl HOUSEHOLD lluth Gralow (l.ongwuud) Ruby Mitchell (Mim*l 1— LOS I AN D FOUND Roy Syme* III (Sanford) * L O S T Wed. A. M. in Vicinity ol Birth* F lr il Bapliit Church Annex llaiiy girl to Mr and Mr* gold Grandmother Bracelet, Jam ti VVilann iSanford) •even charm*. REWARD. Mr* Hal*) boy to Mr. and Mri. John Foa, St. John'* Realty. John Wtlliami I Sanford) Baby gtrl to M r. and Mr* LOST— LE A S E Big Sale Uo Mrrl llouitnl iSanford) Everything. Furniture Center. Dixharge* Eilellr Hill tSanford i LO ST: Shahopcarc Pfcudrnl reel Dougla* llutkin (Sanfordi and gla«* rod vicinity of 2oih Thoma* Drown lSanford) St . Weal of Mrllonvtlle Ave. Eulah Mar Lrverrttr t.San­ R EW ARD if found In good con* ford) • muon Ph. FA 2 4341 or lletta Wright i Sanford) F A 2 1712. ________ , Ronald Da*u l.Nanford) Th u i* a gur»t pa«» tn the lilt* n . l l l l l AltY III Theatre for E J. Mill*. Eap Admittion* date Feb 26. 19. Mat) Soderbloin (Sanfordi Alonio McCalley I Dellary | 1.DST In rriidrnllal nr down Hiucr Jett (Sanfordi town Sunlord. while guld llauul Iheran fla*e |Hanford) ton watch, three diamond on Eluabeth William* (Sanford) each aide, black hand with lllrth* rham guard. REWARD. M r. Baby girl to Mr. and Mr* |.croy Ander»on, P h o n e Richard Gntow t l.ongwoodi** • EA 2 1211 Baby girl to M r. and Mre Robert Sander* (Sanford) Baby hoy (o .Mr. and Mr*. Henry Bradley •Sanford) W A TK IN S G LEN . V Y. i L T I i DUcharge* — The economy • minded »portv Geraldine l.tnnekugrl (Han­ car enthu»!a«t *bou!d leave hi* ford i Wife and kid* at home, ailviee* -Ann Reynold* and baby girl Duncan Park* Ji on the ban* *>f (Orange C'lty) hi* own e\ten*i\e te*ti. Jean Bell (Sanfordi Park* claim* hu French auto Value Duncan (Sanfordi ^ mobile average* 4? mtlei per S*! Manuel Swart* (Lake M »ry) • Ion of pa*oline whtn he'» alone. John Cl. AA'atton (Sanfordi 34 mile* when bli wife'* along Hetty Matou (Sanfordi and only 111 mile* when the whole Dorn New bold iK u itn i family goc* for n rpln. I— LO ST AN D FO U N D Hospital Notes I end Family, Stay Home Jh r Bant nrf> S ira tb Claan dewnttair* furntihed apt. oil h»at. 411 Park. — ----- r--------... • BEDROOM hou»e. 1.3 per month. Ph. 2 7111. j R 0 0 m (urnllhed cottage; bath and electric kitchenette Suitable fur tingle perron or couple, t i l Can be «cen between 4 and *» p. m . W. lit St at .Monroe Cornrr M ri. Paul Marrt FA S-2429. T h u r* . Fob. 12. 1 0 3 9 -Pag a 7 4 -P IO W K R S . P L A N Tt 2 .S TORES for rent. Will renovate for tenant FA 2 1232 day* EA 2 47m night*. FUR N ISH ED 2 bedroom apart mrnt, kltehen. riming and living room. H i monthly. FA 21717 , REDRDOM houic b-r rent. Ph 1 A 3 3423. N IC E L Y furrlihcd and elran apartment, 3 room* and bath. EA 2 1119 2 Room*, furn : for office. »tore nr ilcrping. 1< mi So Orlando Hwy. next In Sunoco Ma 4 - B E A L LS I.A TI, r o n SALE 2 HR CU, tile bath, on corner lot DU x 144 ft St .*>«) down Total S10.100 NF.AA’ 2 HR. t 'i bath*. Via. rmm 11.4"0 down. Total Ut)V) lake front Home* — l.akrfront Lit*. 421 front foot. Term* MAJOR BROWN R E A LTY Realtor L A K E MARY Th. TA 2 1237 or EA 2 l»«l 5200 Down 4100 M onthly 3 BEDROOMS with oak Hoot* ceramic tile bath, utility t*im and rarporte. Nice yard will) good carpet of gra«i 24— A B T IC l.B s FOR 4ALB GRAPEV1LLE N UR SER Y Young man willing to do any GOOD tiaed Frigidairr Refrigera­ . B E A U TIFU L H O LLY tor. Phone FA 2 6349. honeit work. houarclrantng. All ktndi and *ire* wall wathmg. etc. Charle* Lan 1 Piece living room tultr, nerds Grat«cvtll* At*. FA 2 OtM den. FA 7 2192. refinuhtng. FA 2 ?IM Moral Arrangrmrnt* — Coriagtl H Hp I H a L g S K V iT E * ------------■ Complete trt men* McGregor SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP W E L L D R IL U N O golf club* FA 2 2*40 FA 2 1422 or FA 2 P270 Fairbanks Morte Ptiinpi K EN M O R E automatic w u h rr, A l HOODIIU F F S Rrpaira to all make* condition, 4*0 Ph. .NO 4 4424 Firm A Garde** Center HOWARD W. LONG morning*. ANNUALS 207 E. Commercial Ave. *•1 Celery A*e Phont PA 2 2433 T V and RADIOS nought. Sold and Traded TV'* IJ1 no up. 23oon»> Glory A Marion Market Quick laundromat Service SER V IC E CALLS 13 no plu* part*. Cabbage Plant* Ready tn *et Shirt* Einuhed In 44 H o u ii IIIA O S RADIO A TA SERA IC E M B. Anderwn, So. t'.*meron Sin.'ora Dry Cleaning 412 Sanford Ave. Ave. F. 2'ith St. Foodmart Illdg S O lT H S ID E LA U N D R O M A T C IIIIJ ) awing »et, h»by crib and I I - U 4 t iW »4 II.IT R A IL E R * matter**, tapping and treading ROI.LAWAY. If*.pita', and R*b) 1919 FORD radio ar.d heater Red*. Day, Weak »r M onth, r l ' KA 3 3A4*’ Clean One owner EA 2 1101. Tel. EA 1.11*1. Furniture Center U M IK ’ 21 in philro Table Model ll* Weit Flrat St. ,,n , ( » n,| only 179 91. inv» P L Y M tM T i l Ilelvidere. 31 in t.). Console onl* 444.94 Clean, gooil condition, one own­ 1 urnllure Moving A .Slnr*ge I.OYIES RADIO A TV er Will tacnlicr for $1 010 PI* 4 . E. PHILLIPS. Agent 4(2 Sanfo.d Ave. FA 2 17*1 L A F F -A -D A Y A P A R TM E N T hot and cold water fuinulled, t all FA 2 o>.» after A p. in N lfr keeping room, private rn hath Dame and private FA 2 39**. Hon" •> hr . t 1a hath, kll chen equipped. 2142 Elm Ave See me at 111 E. Second St I I — WORK W AN TED w a s h b u h n v a n l in e s I A 2 1991 19*3 Bl'ICK Super, radio A hra 114)0 trench Ave. r ------ ,r T— T ter. Aery g»«d condition Mu«l Talavmon DiMa Teued Me*. be aold ia-Vi 103 laurel Dr ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Ph. EA 2 (S.'S J£ At Tbe Sign tlf The Totem I'ote. 2d 17 S. Fron/h A »«. .>1 Pont com 114 II (utn l.aiiv " U l, iiy r o a — you Ju*t mianed her. She cacapcvl a few Many c*tra» Excellent rood. III A TIN G m inute* ago/' F A 2 1447 11. R. R O P E C O . S A C R IFIC E *' v 1' wiilr trail •«* S. Park ------ FA 2 4734 Itl.A l. r s T .M T . FOR S A L E HE VI. E S T A T E FU'lt SALK rr 1*19 mwl.l. 2 bedroom*. Ix*a than dealer« eo*t Cu»toin F A R M E R 'S A G E N C Y furnlihed— 27 in III Ft. Ze""h N A | armrr, R/altnr T V and nun} extra* FA 2 73*" D. B. lAhiimurr. Avtoc. \A indahlrlH Hark Glaas 1!« S French A v». Ph FA 2 122! i r — BOXTS amt MOTOR* Door Gkiao \ enl Glaaw After hour* l A 2 261* or T A 2 *921 s k r m c i: 12 ft BOAT * trailer with to h p Atercun Motor. 4171 or Senk.irtk Gln*n and R .iinl Co. 117 114 (?. 2nd 51. Tk. T 4 2 - 1*21 trade FA 2 71.-9 SUNLAND Estates & South P IN EC R ES T 3rd Addition. Hom es D csiiinci! F u r Flo ri.la l.ivingr- AUTO CLASS INSTALLED COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2 Dedroom* I lurid* Room "Gateway lo ll.r AAjtcrw**" Your r.vlnrude Dealer ROBSON SPURTING GOOD* 304 4-4 E. ilL Pkon# F A 2-19*1 *2 8 0 * I4 _ fe n |.lvr»lotk Suppliea (Include-. Cloning) s8280 ITil* n a giie*( t>a«* to the Hitt T h titie for 'D » John F®*24, 19 4 Pupple* FREE to g""*1 home. See 'em at 2«>J 8. Grandview. .00 TH R EE 3 month old mixed fr Portiblc rlitirn* a r i uutprciior. commercial unit, with paint pot £u„ Approximately 11 cu "ppruximaieiy ta cu. It. FA 2 2119. DA'KII and under To gauge drownmg Su|wrpo*rd gold trigger, grade ? Coat over I4<*V l.e*« lhan one tv* *hrll *ho|. Savn half FA 2 71*0 Cotton A AAool Yarn*. Notion*, Thread*. Tapaa. H O L L IN S HOBBY SHOP A 4 Tha Sign Of Th# Totem PaW. 2417 S. Kronen Ar*. Single hull*wood bed, mattrr.a I* •pnng FA ? 4291. Jarketi u* - H»v.v•« . Tent* •l.uggaro ARMY n a v y s c r p l u b E N V M .o n t* letlerheadv *t||f310 Sanford Aronttt mrnt*. Invoice*, hand bill*, and F A C TO R Y J O YOU program*. e (e . Prngrev.lve ALUMINUM Printing I n Phnna vA 3-3MI — V E N E T IA N BUNDS 304 AVe*t 13lh S( Em-Vied Head Sag proof bottan PUMPS - SPRINKLER rail with pla.tie endi. Plaatla SYSTEM <4 or rayon tape*. Cotton or oyl**! All type* and *ue*. Inatatlrd cord*. "Do It Youraeir' S rn k n rik fllaas nnd Paint C o . AAE REPAIR AND SERVICE 112 111 IV. 2nd SI. IT*. FA 14423 S T I N E ; * - » i h n i i i k e •S3 Alai hint and Supple (T*. lin t s|jioiatl GUODB N>7 AS. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 443} only $67-50 monthly male J? C .M P I E I E lawn maintenance. .sMJ ' Y O l'R FI HM TURF. for a guod home. F A _ 3 -IM « _ _ • A.- Ill v the Mo.t cleaning, inuwmg A edging. 4 Blorka AA’eat of French Trimming A .are of tree*, • AVe S E L L Ihe Moil 51,000 Down 5100 M onthly 3 A 4 Rctlrooiuv— 1 A 2 Rathi pair Siameve rat*, both 43® 4ol Av-nu* on 20th btrrot. vhrubi, fertiluing. and renova • AAV PAY Ihe Mo.t 4 BEDROOMS. 2 bath*, well local 1 AA. ISth St. ________ M OD EL O l'E N DAILY •SUPER 1 HADING fO ST lion F rrr reunite* I'h ed in town. Total price l i l t*.*) Ph. FA 2 047T For the Be*' Bur* In Real E.late It-B K A IT Y PARM3BB_______ ,| FA 2 7197 NKKD • mu values SEE C l'L L E N A IIARKKY IIA R H IE 1 T B B E A U T Y NIMIK PBESEBA’K vmir t-aby « tlioei In lo ACRES or more with modern • Q UICK C R ED IT AV A. I egle, Jr Sala.man Fell Special IP* permanent 11 '« rverlaatmg hronir, gold or liiimr on We»l ride of town • EASY TERM S 110 N. Park Ave I t . FA 3 '219) FA 2 3742 allver— AVillr «®- »•* SM ALL tract* of land, high or BAIII Kit A I T low ground. H IG H DRV R IV E R IR O N T 14— r MM ALB I l f M A N T B I) t i l North Reach SI. New And Uaed Furniture R O S A !.. P A Y T O N l.<)|> varied allot »b i*>"*r to Havlnna Reaih. Fla. H I E F ir *1 St. f A 21423 h Ct n il GIRL* over 21 Apply in R*gi*iertd Real E»t*t« iltakrr 49,000.00 Rratonablr rcatrirper»»n at Pig '-N AAhlvtle Ph. F A 2-1301-17 92 at HlawaUt. lion* Altu canal lot, iviuouo tu Im m ediate O ccupancy M A — P M ta tn iM l awn KIMIFINU $ s a v i :$ 44.300 00 with r u r r ane*. Vo M i- ( . u l runt re lYr.ion.tl AVON CALLIN G N * w A ('aod O VIED O: 4 bdrm. heme with apt lull* County, AA'e*t of Dellary S E I.I. Avon Coimetlr*. F »r mter 4'Al I. T i l l VA II I.K Satiafaction o r Votir I'u r n ilu r e anil Applianraa on large lot. C. H Matter* So llltOKEBS P B O TE tTE D PLUM BING A HEATIN G v lev* write NOAA'. Hov 2*4. M oney C h e e rfu lly Central Ave. SANFOftll Phone F’A 2 T4 W | TO thii*e vvtm are di-tiu.tenl I 444 khart. Fla R efunded. wiih tl.e.r prevent uouvr— Try I'l l v|III SI, 201 ?<1» r Flrat BL Ph. FA 2-00M a home Dial irifin 3 larjr b d UADIKh FviII or part time w.uk Cunlrailing A llrpalr* , ___ . „ ' , in your nfightvnihivod, Seminote imima with •mglr and iluiible Free F , IImale. U , H »u r»H u rt. applianraa. tool. i uunl) a d < A carna »i » • • ’ lu iv i h i : i im i l l i in n i ...... « -iveta living i <hjiii with lire . iiVr i i v *“ ■ nought .old. Larry'. Mart I Ml. viv i m at Mil I *1. I II" i •■ Wute Itnv It r « Sanford Her place, dining ruunv. den or mu ul' ru n *1*14. in' ii.iiniM c. i\ ?o. Sanford Avr. Phone FA 2 VUtl m S*n,oM rh ' aid. I II AVI I'll* VII. im;* *u iiMini. reception room, hut \r>e A Cagil Furniture A AppU,«v n •m i nltwiVMi it ■in * i v iv lerv pantry and k.tihen plu. MA||, „ ,n|lr 4Im1 umlrr 3o vu*sT.r. vit tit-i.iti**.a ccii'.r aneev A flood I’lare To 1 .*»l "4 II tin'ible fur game * KI* MiI b (•rpttiA(t«n, work in the Infirm ar*. Seminole B U Y SKI.I. nr TRADE ruitiiiff. Cur. 11*9y. 17-02 A 271h SI. room or vloragr vparr. Catpoltr County Home l.ive in Salary %I J E N K IN S F U R N ITU R E and garage willi vloragr lavrat Rhone FA 2-L*.0l I'l I a ir in g It. II. llK.WMi «l • 11iju innnlhl) and l»ianl Phone 4"0 Sanford Ave. « f•n4•Itt• I F I T IS R E A L ed on 2 large corner bit* I'ritrd H EA TIN G ESTA TE Mil II I III w ill FA 2U9K3 at 113 <**. Shown by appoint T in t KTATt; I »fllDAi atk Crumley A Munieith t *» it ii |i i : n m ' «*>*i — i»r.\ at U T S«mth Park Ph FV '• 4*?:, MR I i.N IH n tlN IN G mrnt only SAN MATED. 4 j.hr l ( vp|l l X P E R T AA.MTItESSEs full «>r Nil* I • • * I »I»'B •• 'ii I* p.M tun. balary an.l tip* 'a ll C O N TR A C T and REPAIR AADBK Jockey Rutiert AVIillr tuffered a |r <4*1 III# )*»»!»•' IlM'ii**, laa• • IIIIBI.R r A. (AIM .| AMS. Itrallur \|t King. I A 2 3111 **)*I Sanfniit (ve FA 2*11} fractured letl arm and , . Sf. J j a i /vw //j ( ew^niny Raiiuund I undqui*l. A**oe internal Injunct Turiday7 when . ' ' V b.V '• u H ' l i r o r i i « | r * i I* M l>»' • i *•« r II* l|* AN«4I4I ral Allanlir Hank Illdg 1.4 N. park Ave. Ph F ( 2 412J hi* mount. Pokey Pat. fell nn top — — l ‘«nnir t.la A»|f# »»• •* « «• FA 2 3931 d r ill (M i'lib 'i t ol him at Hay Meadow*. AAhllr. • 1 1 1 x HOYS full lime Salary and J"e ( . Thoma* nil At.!. l Nk*M»U s I M . HOME - SEEKER S It AY.MOND M. IIAI.I. 22, ol Oakland, C alJ.. hat a bit I I.AIMIM! ,|Nr IN fin * * • IN up. i all Mr King FA 2 3411. 1921 Sarila SI F A2uM'.* lo r the flnevt Inline buv in Nan lory of riding accident* in the T II K KOLIs’tt i \*i UK“« ’ IH» •* Itl A IT IIB A INM KOK ford, allow’ "* ii * lo to vhow you till* I.USU lalri* \TI |I l*c F IlNMlol. sFr nn vAll K -now you Mi" ki.\,N R AN TED Good opening -: '*- n- PIANO a s i) n pait five >r»r*. breaking hi* neck, I O* NT1 » l,<Bit11•\ neat and allrailivr |wo Iteil Ilaaril St A la rk Aimue. South i!,„ t ,,-h I'riMlurl* in S/u i^ii* * *• ( hark and both leg*. a m u V'all Call Rail s' 11, A Volul|J Co V r i r |v|.k.\0 room houirr boated ••'•I c*. Fluflili lifDIM %_-■to huaird In in a m ir u TU N IN G. A BEP.AIHINU 1‘irpr A'Hltlriri t*i cpilrt vrrtion on of Sanford, and 1 r’0»’» ,T - ■- 1 HARMON •tr*d> work: goo<| profit* >r< ............ |i||i I* ll«mtri*'' k a# rttriMM I'h. FA 2 4223 Alter 3 id p m tie I'ln II*...b ? pi|» TI rul ronvenlrnt to Imth .hopping and , „ V F;LY ma.onry home’ l.ake E W Atatvey P I) Ho* 71, fie ft®* *.r l*®rii* • arhiwil* and «ituited on a h i-• Mary at Goodhait A touniry Anthony <>r write llawleigli • 21 ( III II D is c ) n s I ll (C t n lM If. Kl*«f i.l* n m iii •: n r A m ii %i io n •Iff lut uith thjflr I n n T|,m if# i* iia i• f #•*1* «• (Toll lid l|nu*e 7.1 *Ui' Col nr i Dept I All 110 137. M e in p h i * . ••••! m in : i : m I>l 14 MoiliU Mt Bl ut •• 4*r *114•*%• •®» ••»(! *I«i i4b If.-**- * For carpentry, painting,4 ■craenv lit. high A dry Ha* Trnn IO II # •»•*••* a*4*1 *i>tri9II i'l Ike lilt* t"f, luufing and pl**t«r repair, N .ITH >: I«I I I K I I I ’. IIY « lt A l \ S' Al< # •tea. Ml ••! f»r*.!*9il» ' The borne feature* ronerrie block to hr wen lo he apptrrlatrd • • 9 ('**' I conttruction, with hardwood ll'Bt • " Ii«h«r Ih* hi I f Th® Nm - ( A A |.vi nans* Rrvlauranl waul* %b mp| In avplialt n il, aibfttoi min g Complclcly fiunilhal. Wetting I* • f II"- • c«r»lfi-B'o ' •. 1•411x|‘ ®«i If | •ii* h•• f-®« ri floor * Nire tu r ll v in ■ room.' *hnrl order took and larluer ma-oniv or voi-1 tlrpt, lavellng B> I ••rl** •** fevf i|t rfitri |*. »• home kitchrn lie •i walrr in tr r it * rfl ft*r Ikf Mnl»i J 1 • M rilu llm n llumfi* full Died hath, Honda dining •• . Ih.nrv i p in tn Ih p m . AGui i*l • i»• **f♦ «ri *•tc! f»*r ••fr** and trpaiiii>g garage* and Fla lluill two Jral* Selling * i > iir of !•*-*•* • Th® ■Mrlr %*0•• >I area, cirporlr. utility room, and through In Contact Alt wtreking rail F’.( 2 4*JV. *1• f 11*11**1* o* *K« Ufro-e i I • • • Cunloni Ruill Duiilily iH-iaute of health J R llarn* llilr a.f IB MOST.. %• '•hr Naina - hit h || * j*• a i.i i .r l II# •1.1*1\l ample rl i«<l and tlnragr apace.| Itl.mm!•woi|h, Navv E tib a n g r • J ' a* la . •I - •• f-.|I # i t H H Al t l R A i r H f •* •• l*la Aril I •9 to ft II |U\n lombinr lo makr Ihl*. ‘ nnr in <>r|ifitB(* *».. ift Y o r *.f R I M IN ( D I M It A IIA IN i. VM »• 0 I1®* ' lllllr 1 * d•• •rir • J. r e 4 f» ||1| R4fl> ||| I a million " a a c u a i c l e a n e r r e p a ir s DfcfCNM’TlM.N riu tl i.1.7 V af4f*9 i| a»f ' * '» *| or only 14.323 00. 41 WflOO down A ot« ® * l • *»• fait I h • I * • a a !^»» n a •• in* I* t«e.' r ra.y monthly payment* You M EN |7 TO 11 A T O N C E to Gain * *rJ’ ^or •** rle.ner*. ••’f ABU h o < r»Bi r u t nowk $ r a n v '• • ■ * ». '■#•• included with ihe purrhaie price In rlu d e a Cloaing Cent I lertrnlux. Hoover. Kirby, etc ' •1 I ••* •l alt ill ** ....... *• ... *. ran own Ihl* modern 3 liedriMim fo r ra ilro a d u|irra1or agent P » iif (hr l.'irnr grp ptrctric »loyp Im i ••••■! |r*n» f. • 1*1 a*it** ai*f| Free puk up AAoik guarjntrrd. lioiiip. Hardwood llour< Cedar • itinn* Vi.v lo t.VVi monthly Ilrlr*|»«r fl al A • a.i | i.r ,t *• . I® G* Iti* *1®• Tu rn Went Dn 20lh rpfrigerator, ami hoi walrr I A 2 4764 t*ln« ri •* (if B.filll, |e A • • I 4*q I f J g I A ■I lined elute!*, with 3 1'i eerr* laiw nut ti.imng piaiemenl SI. l-'nllovv C'minlry beater, and ull lli.CP liratrr F'4|4 rif ^ ’ * !• I f.l#*» im t< iff • •>0 ^ um\ » 9 *»a•*(»•! id tiled land To n r tht* buy ttflr• ! • • • a >A;* i.| •( a- ured (oritjel Mr ••lllrllc. ||ou>t (Ylrlng -• E.tCUU hcrilcc At* •M •/ \ It | l« (l , | * t * v and Venetian blind*. Alio In ( lull ltd. A \Ndtcli 1 •a * trtt <|m - ri*r.i* • »» •• • 1t*rit#i •• of th* month, contact • •"« A abler Hotel M-m. Feb ISth. Sid Vihltn rri».««l |n « , gt« «»' j i k« rludrd are *uch nice extra* «t For Our Sign* . . • *'• I*#®®!)* r* t'l ffd In *I* Brill !• IPf hit 1*1-1*P || ih# !»»•) l p \t to * P M and Sat R A N D A LL E LE C TR IC CD roof »ntenn»e. air eonrtittnnrr AA. ||. “ Bill" H I E A ID E R Agra/, '.' *»•"•* ■• •f p ' a a ^ l l I * d-wr rif • B#n ■ •!• f'aiifilt As®A11H *■ • • rif •* • I ’ B M f l . ata4 till noon Mamed men bring h j Magnolia FA 2 0914 Jl M for Kith bedroom*. »nd fully Realtor A Inturrr «ri Ihf flit* >*' II«ldBV ri •».# rt .»9|ri fit B9I Aa • e I- a wife minor a parent G. I frm ril in birk yard for thild t^t • I»» * • f f • •'!•*«•»• « • * • • aie.a A*«o*. Ltura B Drier, II. E. Taffrr of U«rrh I •»» h 1• ih* ; U4 a >|i|Uoved under I* I. IV) •®lj 4iMf|a* •*»*••*• «!•« rif V4afi • t%.9 r i m play area and pel* Ailed Price. EvercK Harper •Ijlill A. M. ‘Til Park I*AIN I IN I. ’ Y**a A t |*MH Ikle M'li 4a« rif Jgi, iBrr u r l a f w f # III® I l t D *1® lord Herald Phon* FA I 4991 111 N. Park * l» lf|f lUfflH »# » ri# SI NDAY iitA U • H i' i|f T*fri lVriffi»»* * *• Thl* hoine ran t«e your« Ipi hid ........ . — FI.DOR laodiBg and (intiking 6 r M®fride.a, M •i • *t • | • 2 :0 0 I*. M . H I Hark ing all Ibe . U i a . mentioned |.«ifh FOB SALE Large 63 * 119 ll!--------“ r — Cleaning, w a x i n g . 4er«i*| ' 91■ ' • ••$ o in !»iii m « • • Cm AIM 9 la n d % If • 4®r#4 t» at |K(* twsffr* gtniye. for only 197W) Tlir pav-, t,(KKj land, cleared. *nme land AIrn Women IM Dally Sell tuinl Seminole Coun'y ainc* 1914. | *- f- » !l •' *4 I** M M ’OIII mc'it* *te 432 per rnunlh in *i*ptn*' Cavil nr »m»ll payment nou* namrpldrv AVntr Reevr* II M. Gleaion. Laka Mary *m l :n ti.i* •l'*|io K 1.11,4.,I (rt •• mfr... eluding tear* and in«ur*me>. down, balan.e |wr month. Alllclwru. Ma*». --------v . . l . . l.. I « . v , I L •• r l — M. ... • —a r. «v#, and >on anum r a VA 4 I.. It MANN ■ S)i I It Es— I UK* *N Al H i... ul t•• mortgage (no qualifying here* lint 41 I akr Monroe M A M E D IM M E D IA TE LY MAN I T M ’ *d •• 1 f •* • •♦*• ••• INCOME TAX SERVICE • F u r an e m p lo ye r to 1 mint ruction Co., Inr. <9 •a1•| (Vtirf mt ri f•* f f4« ii, |r>e*fi DR WDM AN tn «upply Con«um «ir> » *ftrr doMnp«%mrnt I h r l*h«mr l*% ? Vill Wm H. Murray f*ni|M» l'1-f|.t* ••*4 •k • *»h *Ui I l l Wr*l JUS Rlreai ,-rv with Kawllrigh I’rmlueM prtivc that there is still a home h u h om ritfid r%nnpttun — ml P 'iifu in A t* •9 X (III Celery Avr FA 2 1394 Phone FA 2 3141 in Sanford or E. \'olu«la Civ an<t l» AUiiaLlr now. i* r.vi 1 m an 22 th a t w a n ts to Cloved Sunday <» p n»:»t v ll*.s* I an earn IV) weekly part time * *ik *.r *i w 4’t W D I E I'HICHS _ REALTOR w ork hard. T h r e e years 410>i and up full lime. See E I f *• *1 f**F l<*n i» ill/ Mrthy in— A'elma tlonralci, H I R U E Itr S TI.N s lin iM H®» l*«« M Maury P D llnx 71 college. Adelaide II. M oiri — Aiwiclatr*. 11* tu*ifc« T. % l»l« Itegivlrred llm ktr Anthony or write Itawleigh* l»® Mfl k * I®rI* 1901 park A ie EA 2 4232 I.YNN R18NER W ill you take the rh n ln«ir®e I* lv*K • lirpt EAR 140 334, Mtinphi* Of At<‘ I A lla " r . I HI II E RltDADMXY Trnn lange? W ill tr> a n y th in g ! 2 hr. C'lt home. «rrern |>orfh, kit A t |rif m# . f l'i • if' KEN T I IK H lir r u »:••< A >«!«•«• chen equipped, trnall down pay W ill you 7 F A 2-0132 Aatoclaira **» I# »'»!' I . » i-iit mrnt. KHA fmanetd 437 a 21-Work Waal’ 4 M r inv it* you (n bt our gUMts ah*olul«ly frrs S‘»* •»*•(» III N. Tark — Th. FA 2 til* !• N :> si. •»•* month. Large nicely landicaped derretary •Rrreptinnitt • Cathirr. without obligation l l ont of Sanford's (lading lot, Venetian blind*. Call Co'by Molala while you localt iullabl® h o u s in g for rntdicri rxperienre. l*ocal ret R E A L E S T A T E D R IV E IN FA 2 1330 ext. 404 I to 4 p. m rrrnre. I'h. FA 2 4211. 9444 Frtnrh Ave. you 4nd y o u r ftMlIy, Pick up y o u r kty al Iko after 4 FA 2 0SA3. Hi Im Office. Painting A t. FA 2 7924. 7 - Reil Potato Wantod * * ; ■« *. > r : . - . r«- wi* • Realtor kl4l for th* frill iBinf ««r k . "Call 11*11- Pbena FA 2*1441 PURCHASE or B E N T: Gaiolinr Ironing, 10* A lie. F A 2-7241. T k »U I «*• •* ! ........ B*9. a*" « nation* or xitr*. town* 2,000 to Habytil or Iron. FA 3 7924. • ---------T----ff»lln»ipc It r it t, N®»t»«rr>s>ort AABDU9, tboui : 1u milt. 7 Room Route, hardwood floor*, 23.000 pop Prefer outvkirti or B R A 1 LE Y ODHAM . I»r®oI *• •! » fl v' -r.® • || I t M|l||| . •' | • i :.. . . (.», kitchrn electrir, *pace heat. near (chooli, rc*i<lrntlal. Write lintvhed nr unfinnhed laundry fl®# i i ' 4 t r#«#i®®ft t * a j* m i t h r u m : i ) * ) A t C l t l k l ®*1 f •• ®. C orner Hwv. 17-92 Sc 27ih St. Phone FA2-1S01 sir rondltioncd. Inquire 711 Drp't M. P. O. liux 130, Mout w.uk done in my home, r : a ai .w®. r«u . :• A : i r Mcllonulle. trie. Georgia. * FA 2 34*1. VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Dmvn Payments I.ow A $400 WILSON - MA1ER Mather of Sanford Legal Notice ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. VJJl Jockey Is Injured T V TU R K S TE S TE D FREE — In jour kom* | Cumpiele llo/h on liwckj C a ll F A 2-1174 F.leciroole Tube DUtrButoe IMumliiiiK A- Repaint R AVEN N A PARK HOM ES Legal Notice NOW |« ihe lim r lo -bed your »id la r and lake advanlago of • price that m**n* buainet*. WHY PAY MORE? 1957 Cadillac 124 Door Sedan, lake new fimah and Interior. Ihl* ear ha* all the equipment )ou would eipoct In a Cadillac In­ cluding air rnndiili>nin|. AAhy not Join the Royal Family of ear owner*. Now Only $3495 1959 Chevy Bel-Air 4-Donr V * Medan. A u to m a lic Tr*n*ml**!»n, Radio and Better. Eli*pll»n*l low mileage, lieaulllul »n|ld black color. Ihl* cer haa •how room app**r*n<e a n d ~ <ir $ 2 , s 9 5 1954 Pontiae Star Clalrf Cu»tom loupe, Power Brake* and Power 5 ire ria (. Automatir TranamD•ion. Radio and Htairr. All leather interior and neat ap­ pearance throughout. ThD D a local, nna-owntr n r >”• $743 S A V E DOLLARS A T HOLLERS! H O L L E R MOTOR SALKS 2nd A Palmrlt* Sanford. Florida I'knnra: F A 2A23I; FA 3 •711 ....... _ $450 Down ___ RAILROADS NEED • mu iiik... urmnr- OPEN DAILY SUaamcJtek OPPORTUNITY Stcnslroni Kcally Seminole Really WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Legal Notice J. W. HALL Odham & Tudor, Inc. �jQ M M M I 1 M f t Troops Maneuver Gtrusmen Split On Proposed A d Tax Dixie’s Lighter Side In Honduras Fight Ry RO BERT S. M cN E IIJ, II (Jelled Pres* totenutiaeal Th « lighter aid* ef Dixie: John Larry Jackson. U , decided to taka down the t i p on Ihe bach of hi* ear reading: "Help atamp Out women driven." The deeiiloa wai reached after hie auto awerved off an Atlanta atrect and erathrd into a retaintoll wall. Jackaoa waa unhurt, police said, bat ahowed tome em blem * ■tent. Near Albany, Ga., an Air Force T J J trainer made what poailbly ia the aloweat IS mile trip on rec­ ard for )et plane*. The plane had to be taken by road to the nearest airfield alter I t . John T . Maya and aludent; Frank P. Waltera forceed H on a highway. It took K h I . 8 ■ Police to Baton Rouge, La., tfiooght the coat George Johnion J r . waa wearing appeared a U t laraa for him. So officera forgot the hit of toformation Johnion cam* In to vol unleer, questioned him as to hi* ewn activities, finally charged him with atealiing the coat — among ether thing*. Mae Chewntng (a man) waa on looking In until officers to Rockingham, N.C., discovered to* milk cartons ha had been peddling Is jail inmates contained whisky. Vice veraa, now. the outside Must have been strong coffee they were brewing in county of■tee at Birmingham, Ala. Offl•lain nailed a halt to the practice because fumes were causing m ilfunctions at the air conditioning Rosily the goofleat sport# sontoet to recant waaks was tbs has k«tball gams between Oglethorpe University at Atlanta and Jackgsavflto Stats College at Alabama. In effectively did Jacksonville Bute Impede the action that N was ■ scoreless tie at the half and Welcome Wagon Hootoas W * Knock on Tour Door w ith GifU k Greetings from Friendly Business neighbors sod Your Civto and Boctol Welfare Leaders eft C h u te at residence Arrival* of Newcomen be Sanford PA 2-I75A Bulk Gallagher the final acora waa to-tf. The TELflUCIGALPA. H e a d e r * * atalling t a c t i c s didn't pay off. f U P !) — Reports from the prov­ Oilethorpe won. inces told t o d a y of Indecisive There was a bit of waited n o ­ maneuvering by both side* to tion in the Georgia Legislature. Honduras' five-day old revolt. Several provincial towns have After both houiea voted favor­ changed hands line* the revolt ably on a bill Introduced at the requeit of Gov. Ernest Vandiver, ■tarlrd Saturday— aom* of them the governor vetoed it. Too haillly twice— but the only fighting re­ ported so far was a skirmish at advised on the need for it, be Saba, 120 o«ld miles northeast of said. here, to which on* man on each aid* was killed. The standard procedure has been for a rebel force to take over ■ town, after chaaing out Ihe government garrison, only to flee when loyal reinforcements arrive. At latest report*, rebel column* were threatening Santa R o n , capNEW YORK (U P I>— Mrs. Ann Thompson, 41 • year -old *onlfac­ tor's wife, will be arraigned In felony court today for robbing a bank of SI.OOO "to see bow assy M was." Mr*. Thompson disdainfully toss ed the money back at a teller at the Jamaica Saving* Hank Wed­ nesday after sh* obtained K with • note reading: "Shut up or otherwise! Give me one million dollars." Police said she had been drinking. Mr*. Thompson, a plnerla wait­ ress, had a savingi account al Ihe (tank fur 12 year*. She walked In quietly but steadily, withdrew 1200 from her *276 account, and then shored the note at teller Bar­ bara Thorne. Mr*. Thorn* counted out 11,000 In bill* and handed them to Mrs. Thompson who walked to the nest teller'* rage where Constance ilia* was working. ‘'This la your*," Mrs. Thompson shouted, toiling the money over the m clii grating Whlla bill* cascaded over Mist Ralt' head and shoulders, Mrs Thorn# pressed the bank alarm. Hy the time guards rearhed Mrs. Thompson, she had passed out. Woman Robs Bank, Gives Money Back LAKELAND CVP I) Florida citrus growers and processor! were split down the middle today over a proposed new law for collecting citrus advertising taxes. The two segments of the Indus­ try collided head-oo ot • public hearing Wedneaday on a proposal that the tax be levied directly Hal of Copan province, and ardai, eapilal at lempira prov. 8Inc*. So far no attack has been reported from either place. Authorities here denied a rebel radio report that Col. Armando Velasques Cerrito, who hid been living at a refugee to Nicaragua, has returned to Honduras to com mind the Insurgent*. against th* growers, to stead of being collected indirectly farther up the commercial channel. The Commission, after listening to the pros and corn, decided to rrfer th* thorny Issue back to 1U legislative committee for further (tody. The Uses are now collected by whoever is th* first to put the fruit to commercial channel*— the processor! In about U per cent of th* cues and growers coopera­ tives to about 4S per cent. The processors, led by H. R. Cloud, vice president of Minute Maid Corp., argued Wedneaday that they need th* money to finance their own brand adverti­ sing. Marvin Walker, general mao agor nf to# Florida Cltrua Browers Cooperative at Lake Wales, coua tared that h I ■ organisation passed on lb* taxes to growera when tbay were paid lor tbelr fruit. Commission Attorney W. J. Steed of Orlando aald ba could draw ap a legislative bill calling for tha growera to pay the tax directly which would be const Itutional. But Counts Johnson of Tampa, an attorney for Florida Cltrua Mutual, argued that such a measure would ba unconstitutio­ nal when growers sold their crop while still on the tree. He said th* eariae tax would than be­ come a property tax and tboe Lady Disc Jockey Finally Doxos Off POCATELLO, Idshs (U P I) — Disc jockey Je Warner hoping to set a new wake-a-thon record, fell asleep in her fiance's arm* Wednesday night. Sh* had stayed awake tar near­ ly 209 hours, 4T hours abort of the goat aha had set for herself. I ( ) For The attractive a • yaar • ell blonde's wake-a-thoa ended Jutf m hours, 41 minutes and 10 sec* ends after It began. She had spent tha tima spinning records at her studio in an effort to aid tha March at Dimes. VOTE ( ) Against Ik * Pref "»*< Bto*.to a year pay rate* tor eoertboea* effklak, S IG N A T U R E _________________ A D D R E S S ___________________ Your signature and address must be given. MAIL TO P. a BOX 27* — SANFORD, FLORIDA Illegal. (j May w* h«lp you select your favorite Valentines gift? We've ■ lovely ejection from which lo ohooee. Tolletrto*, sportswear, lingerie, drensoe, Jewelry, handbags, glove*, hoed ■nil many ether gift keme too numerous to Hat. i French Discussing Algerian Problems PARIS (U l1! >— P r e a i d a n t Charles de Gaulle summoned the French cabinet into session today to discuai the Algerian problem and th* new rrtaia In FrancoTunisian relation*. The cabinet waa called to the presidential palace ostensibly to hear Premier Michel Dcbre re port on hie tour of rebellion wracked Algeria. R I g h t w I n g French srlllert mads plain their discontent with de Gaulle'* AlgerIan policies during Debra's visit. Hut the crisis between France and Its former protectorate ot Tu niiia was eipected to be given priorily by th* nation'! highest cnunrll. Relations between France and Tunisia have dropped to their lowest point since Ihe French bomhing ot a Tunisian border vil­ lage a year ago. The French charged the village nf SaklH SldlYoussef was a alaging point tor Algerian rebel forces On Tuesday, the Tunisian gov trnmrnl charged that French m orUri In Algeria shcllrd the frontier village of Khaneurt. kill Ing on* villager and Injuring aev real others. Can-Can Petticoats Thrill her with one of our lovely canenn p*tliconto . . . Juat in time to with those Spring and Summer full •kirlorl dresses. 6.95 up R Is rilunatrd that there are more than ll.OfO laundries to this cminlry •very kh* "Cherw-Vanilla Shortie Pajam as By San louel to aura to please, cotton A dneron, nylon in colid and prints. Bv* all Ihe new colors and atylea. 3.98 up Slipj Beautiful alipa and half* alipc In whlta, blank and pacteli. Tailored to perfec­ tion or laelly trimmed. Is 8.98 up F ro m th * S u p t r S u b T r e a s u r e C h # * t Here’* a flavor that every on# will love — New Cherry Vanilla. It's Super Sue creamy Vanilla ica cream with flavor ful juice-laden red Cheerier. Colorful a* it la super good, l ake a suppJ“ homa and make your refrigerator a Treasure Chcsl.' Have Super Sua lea Cream on head at nil lima*. Gowns What Valentina wouldn't love to hare one of our vhortle, regular or waltc length gownaT Why not gift kar with onaT 8.98 up Robes Regular, shortie nylon and cotton quilted robe*, alao a nice selection af stofft* ft :-t 4w f t T V ,. J'' , 9.96 “Wt Invite Quu-gt Account#" �■. ^ > U | M I Integrity Pledged In Millage Rates n * Sc ni look County School Board, by resolution, hai pledgad "integrity and aconomy" In setting ichool U k millage rate* after the current property appratia) and assessment program* are rompleted. Coplea of tha reaolution will be Mitt to Gov. I.ettoy Collin*, Stale •mptroller Ray E. Green and Mr*. Mary Earle Walker, county tea assessor. Th* resolution. adopted yesterday, pledge* the board’* inte­ grity in levying millage for ope­ ration "In proportion to the re ­ commended level of evaluation." It further Mate* tint mtllige will be levied only to meet the coun­ ty’* minimum and e*irntlal pub Uc ichool need* •nhf action followed a atatemrnt by Mr* Walker yesterday at * Joint meeting of the School Board and County Commiaaioner* that th* felt U»e tea bate "ahould be broadened aomeuhat. “ We are working now on ratio atudiet ui sulriivlstons to tee what thouli be don* there." the aald. "I have conferred with Hay Green and be ha* aaked for the privilege of helping me act the level after we get the ratio atudica." David Andrew*, a member of Mrt. Walter'! ataff. told the Joint tioarilt, "I think we will have the hornet on the rolls that you want there." Mrs Walter felt action on the part of Dowling Appraital Co. wat needed "If we ran ipeed their appratiali up. wr can con­ tinue work on our ratio studies," she said, "full information i* not yet on the card* They have the value of the hornea. but not the land. The tooner ue can gel the flguret and the budgets from the boarili, the aooner we can get started." The School Board's resolution is atmilar to one recently by the County Commlttionert. who also pledged that millage will be krpt ^Seminole Chamber of Commerce* to the minimum if a broader tax base la established. member* tonight will hear an addrrat on the attitude that a builnrttman ahould have toward public office. Speaking at the annual ban­ quet at the Mayfair Inn will he Millard F. Caldwell, former govornor of Florida and oft mention TO KYO I UPI > - The Republic o( ad candidate for the itate's top Korea b r o k e off negotiation* aimed at establishing normal re­ /jffice in 1M0 In recent addretaea, Caldwell lations with Japan in a rapidfirr reaction today tn Japanese baa challenged buiinraamen to cabinet endorsement of a plan to take a more active part in poll- repatriate Korean resident in Mas. At the came lima, he ha* Japan to Communist North Korra. Ylu Tai Hal. R.O.K. minister to lashed out at what he termed “ weakened fence • litters" in Tokyo. Informed Japanese Vic* Foreign Minister H u m a n Yarnsflte current integration debate. da that the Seoul government Caldwell now i* a practicing considered the talks "ruptured" attorney in Tallahassee. Before The Japanese cabinet endorse­ taa election aa governor, ha aerv- ment of Foreign Minister Allchiro ed in the Florida legislature and Fujiyama's repatriation p l a n * was the U. S. Congressman from came in spile of stiff warning* of possible consequence* hy South Bit Third Diatrict of Florida. He will he Introduced by Own. Korea. In Seoul, a spokesman said i . C. Hutchiaon Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Charnb- South Kort* will resort to "any ar president, will introduce ap«- and avary drastir measure" to aial guest* and Clifford McKlb- frustrate the repatriation plan* bin Jr., immediate p u t preai- Foreign Minister Cho Chung Whan dent. will deliver the Chamber'* ..id hi. government will take "whatever coat and whatever report for the pa at year. m The banquet it set for • : » p. n The f f Japanese J tusni-se guv amarnm.nl ba aril meet be waroad U al Korea will have te pursue its own interest* and that of the unfortunate people Japan is ushg *o cruelly," Cho said in a statement iuued alter an emer­ gency meeting of the Korean cabinet 11* did not >ay what action was planned. But the It <> K Defrnac W ASHINGTON ( I l l ' l l - John L. Ministry aald naval and air Lewis expect* to leave a hoapltal force* art ready to go inlo ac­ Ibon a f t e r recovering from a tion "at any time " It added that heart disturbance and pneumonia. no order* had been received. Chamber Will Hear Caldwell Tonight Japan-Korea Rift Near Danger Stage News Briefs To Leave Hospital Princess To Visit LONDON ( U i 'D — Prlncea* Mar gau-t will visit Nigeria when the temporary court o r d e r Issued African country celebrates Its in­ dependence In October, 1*60. Johnston Reelected f H O L L W O O D (U I’l)— Eric A. Tohnilon waa unanimously reelec­ ted president of th* Aisoclalion of Motion Picture Produrcrs Thurs­ day. New Constitution K A T M A N D U . Nepal (U P I) — King Mahendra mad* public Thursday the provisions of a new aonstltution for Nepal, which nev ar had a real constitution. Asylum Requested LYONS, France (U P D — Police said today that Jean Steier, SO, vice president of Poland's bobsled (•deration, has asked French au­ thorities fnr political asylum. Bump By Bullet VICKSBURG, Miss (U P I> -T h e bump on the head of Ryearold Jimmy Bryant wasn’t due to a Wee sting, after all. When the bump failed te go down, a doctor opened it and found a 21 caliber bullet imbedded tn the icalp. Reul ‘Emergency’ C IN C IN N A TI, Ohio (U P !)— D r. John Ziegler sent for a copy of federal government publication No. 1S70U, "Handluok For Rrnsrfancies " Tw o waaks later Ui.<00 copies of the publication a r­ m ed at hia home Chorus To Perform fc r M O N TG O M ER Y. Ala. ( U P D Tha A'abama Supreme Court re­ futed Thuridty to accept th* VM. Supreme Court order ditmitiing a StOO.oun fine againtl the NAACP. The »tate court **id the deei *ion w ii hated on "erroneous m formation." Montgomery Circuit Judge Wal­ ter B. Jone* Inpoted the fine in June I9J6 for contempt when th* group rrfuted to surrender mem­ bership and other record*. The State Supreme Court upheld the fine. llnuevcr, the U. S Supreme Court ruled that membership lists were private and therefore ;hc NAACP "apparently had complied with Jone*' order tn produce other record* tuch at certain hooka, paper* and document*.” But the itatr'a higheit court ^ j , , , lh„ , mi,iake. with lh, fru«-rsl court * ruling bated M -trToneoui Information not ro n ll(nfd |n the court record " Th< Alabama courl said the S N A C l’ did not make the records available and therefore wa* "atlll tn control pi." * Gov. John f'atterscn, then elate attorney general brought suit against the NAACP for an In Junction lo drive the group from Alabama. Patterson claimed the NAACP had never registered as required by stale law, and waa fomenting racial unrest No action was ever taken on a permanent Injunction hut the jay Jones prohibit* the NAACP from operating in Alabama at the present lima. 'Salesmen' Booted By Sanford Police Fiva magi sine solicitor* were aaked to leave Sanford last night by the police. The four girls and a man claim ed they were sponsored by tha Youth Wing of the Sanford Re­ creation Department Sales were made under the name of Publish­ er* Continental Sale* Corporation, Michigan City, Ind. Their permits were revoked after complaint* by Sanford real dents City manager Warren K. K " uw,“ “ ld *“ * ‘h*‘ door muat have a permit from hi* office The tales permit ap * . . .book** M Periodical*, . nr1w ,., . i „nuraery stock, ar anything alee "Salesmen must show th* per­ mit on request, and it would bo ■.vise to check on it before allowlng them w your homes " "Keen If you don’t buy any­ thing, no'ify the poiiee or my office. Ily allowing thrm to leave, they arr * free *” to prey on the next‘ person Before they can sell any­ thing they muat be registered in my office." The county 1* also damping down on peddlers Hesidsnla are asked to call the Sheriff's office if solicitors ranno* produce a valid license. The action will pro K J a c A U / J l L P im m IN e S l ” l i n i\ m a , tect legitimate salesmen and save the innocent housewife money and possible anguish. In recent day*, both depart­ NEW YORK (U P I) — One of New York's pigeons H»» really ments said they had received complaints about bogus rug clean feathered bis n*«t. Rosins Pagan, a green r)td era, megatlne salesmen and ter­ Brasilian actress, complained to mite expert*. detectives Thursday that she ; ut her T-carat diamond ring w-rth 17.1*10 on her dressing table next to a window in her apartment and a pigeon stole R. He Just stood on the wind-.w Ralph Wlthereli, president of sill and pecked the ring right up The Doliary Republican C l u b , with his beak Then flew away, welcomed IS* members at the she said. Police searched around the annual Linroln's Day dinner tn the Strt*on University dining room building for nearly three hours before giving up the hunt Theie last night. The invucatiun was given by were plenty of pigeons, but none the Rev. A. C. Summer* Dr. wearing * diamond ring. Gilbert L Lycan, professor of It may be a ca-e for the tuft squad',""one" delertive'^'moltcred! *'°r? *nd , po,'“ c" ,cl,n " ** Hut which loft? New York build- th* mg. .nd rooftop, have thousand, “ A b r.h .m Lincoln, dressing his honesty, ability, tense of of nesting places. humor and kindness Offtrers of the club were intro duced A variety of tolos and Attending the Water Hrsourres duet* b) studrnla of the Univer Conference In Gainesville are 5 aity wa* well received. The entertainment was arrang­ O. Chase and Ben Wiggins Cecil Tucktr, county agent, wat hick ed by Mrt. Adam Muller. Din­ in Sanford today after spending ner arrangements were made by La Veil* E. Pierce. yesterday at the aeaaiuo. Pigeon ‘Feathers’ Valued At $7,000 Republicans Meet To Honor Lincoln Two At Meeting Freezing In North, Seminole Sunny While flood >. sleet and snow The Sanford Mai* Chorus will drown northern alatea to misery, efng four saved If lections at the Florida la enjoying on* of Lb* evening worship service Sunday moat pleasant February* on re­ a6 the First Methodist Church. cord. W. W Brown will dlroet the In Seminole County, warm group at the 7:20 pm . observ­ winds and sunny skias have smil­ ance. Mrs. Ben Wiggins will aced on fields of celery, cthlugt %mpany them on the piano. and lelluc*. Children ar* seen discarding their ahoea, and the river la full of water akiiera and boating anihualaata. Aa Orlando heart surgeon will Unofficial rrporl* have M that •ddrao* tha Rotary Club at lltt Sanford, h r th* atcood lima tola aooa Beating Monday ka the Saa-* winter, waa the warmest spot to lard Civic Ceatec. the country. TTve high of M came Dr. Franklin Grey Noma, aar- Wednesday, db-vaacular surgeon, will be laDelightful weather hai turned £vduc*d bp Dr. Joha Morgan, the municipal ball park Into ex­ program i* a feature of Heart cellent condition for Ihr start nf training. M alta k Tha Rotary Program Set 'Bama Court Says I U. S. Court Erred On NAACP Fine boat raa>p it crowded, partecul artily on weekendi. Specially gleeful i* Frank Me bane J r , manager al the Mayfair Inn. “ We had to turn on our air conditioning the other day,” he said "We felt this wat one of the best publicity tiunlt of the season; the people up north should hear more about our good weather and less about our had." Scattered blooming to citrua grove* around Seminole County hai been reported. Here will come the biggest disaster ahould another freete com*. If the fra­ grant bloo.na freete, the grove* May ioa* thair fruit neat year. But the abort term weather forecast look* good for toe week­ end. and the fishing te out of tfeia woeta. Lot-g V * VOL I l IX T ’n i U d ' I nsr- r * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER * fra a # Leased W ire E a U b lia h a d 1906 F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 13, 1959 SANFORD. F L O R ID A NO S70 Pay Hike Request W ithdrawn; County Seeks More Home Rule Commission Says DCT Convention Legislators Asked No Raise Sought Set Here Saturday For Law Changes Four Seminole County officials last night officially withdrew ,helr frqU rlU for annual salary raise* of 12.SOU At tiie tame time, however, the local legislative delegation wa* asked to "keep an open mind" in the matter of possible increases "comparable to those la other counties." The request* were withdrawn' Central Florid* D i T students Legislation designed to give from group* seeking public !m by 0. P. Herndon, circuit clerk will tour Ramey Field tomorrow, Seminole County more "home pruvamtnu. > t w , the cost ol He told Sen. Doug Slenstrom cat dinner in the grnrral mess rujr would he will he introduced at the tuck ImprwvrmovU and Rep*. Mack Cleveland J r and conduct business m the NAS borne by the people seeking them. next session of the la-giilaluie, and Gordon Frederick that the theatre. Give the Commission authority four "felt that tome adjustment Memltert of the Diversified Co­ which convene* in April. to award contracts lo private tn a meeting last night, coun­ wes needed." , operative Training Clubs from firms on a hid hails. 1m aF i t 1 Van -IOranjte, Ir .in a Volusia, ty Irgtilaturs and the Hoard of County Commissioner*, mean 1 Brevard Lake, A permissive law to allow hir­ County Commissioners discussed while, said they were not in and Seminole Counties will gath ing of a county manager. Such a favor of requesting raises for er for registration al Seminole **virr*i proposals aimed ai X'v law was requested In 1H7 by tha themselves, although the 11,600 High School at t Jo a m I ,ns lf!* ‘ "mmlsslon more author! Commission, but withdrawn white annual salary paid in Seminole After a tour of the Youth Win;„ ty over local maltrra. Ihc Legislature was tn session. Requested hy the Commission It near the bottom In the state md the San Francisco Giant's Amendment of the present law Commissioner a neither favored training area, the group will go were hills which would: on appropriation* for publicity. Give the Commission authority The Commission has been criteria, nor opposed salary increases for by bo* to flame) Field. Nomltbe sheriff, la. collector, tax nations for stale delegates will to accept voluntary assessments ed in several audit* for apt ropriaassritor and circuit clerk be made, and officials elected Horn to Ihr Chamber of rommerea for publicity purpose*. Under Ihv Commissioned said Srminolr during Ihr afternoon existing law, the < ommiisiun may officials should draw aatann Each club will provide an cnThe movement for expanding comparable with those In coun tertamrr for the tairnt show. The levy a tax for puIdidly, but can* school facilities la on tn Semi­ ties of like site. not authoriie * Chamber of Com* Navy it offering its excitement nole County. merer to use the fund* for public, In ■ meeting between Commit with a demonstration, the na­ Attorney Douglas Slenstrom wat sioners and the legislative dele ture of which hat not hern re­ tty. aulhoriied by the School Board gatlon, Herndon said the raises vealed. Amend toning laws to put yesterday to purchase ten acre* had been asked la a aense of FR O N T ROYAL. Va, ( U P D - "teeth” into a violation section Boyce Morel!, president of SIIS of land bordering th* Lake Mary "fainteta. Justice and Impartiali Club, will Introduce the matter Ttila q u i e t Shenandoah Valley and to requir* out of-counly con­ School properly. The land, which ty." II* added that the four of­ of rtremonirs, Virgil tariff so. first town, aroused over the prospects tractors to register, post bond la now owned by Frank Evan*, fices involved, and that of coun vice president of the State Fed­ of imminent integration, slaked and pay a fee for work te th* will be used for expanalon pur­ ly Judge, had (or many )eart eration. Iiojh- of rontlnurd segregation to- ruunly. Semin' le contractors now poses. must do these things in adjoining County school atheist* wilt ad­ da) on a private tchonl system. been on the tame pay scale. School buses will continue te It could provide the first court counties, but out of county con* In th* last session of the Legit dress the students during the be purchased by the board, which lalure, the county Judge received business session. Arrangmueni* challenge of Virginia's hastily-en­ tractor* ara not required to da voted against buying the ve­ a boost from n.OOO to tll.KKt are under the direction of laswi* acted program of state tuition ao here. hicles through a cooperative hid Amend th* purchating act to Slenstrom raised the question Girard, Seminole County cour- grant* fur student* who prefer with the state, i’sat experience, uf Commissioners' salaries, which dinatur More than >x> student* private classrooms over Integrat­ allow the Com mission te spend H. T . Milwee, said ha* shown a are lower than those paid by are expected, up to S1.U00 without advertising ed trhoola "better deal" b» Independent some countie* of only S.ooo popu It alto raised th« possibility for bid*. bid*. la lion that 22 Nrgroet who wrera ordered In other action, the board mov­ admitted to the only high school John Krider, chairman and ed te offer tile Geneva Negro David Gatchel aaid they would in Warrvn County might show up School property for tale. Another "rather work for free" thin ask Oral Wednesday to find them­ school has been furnished for th* for raise* Vernon Dunn aaid all selves alone In the hlg budding children. Th* 43.200,000 school county official*, including Com­ that alia on a hill overlooking tha L A F A Y E T T E , Ind. ( U P D Au bonds were awarded to the firm missioner!. ahould draw salaries town. UmrlUct mounted a round tha of Salomon and Huttler. comparable with .tha** in More than *uo whit* parents TA I.U M lA .vtK E (U P I)— A Ffo. clock' vigil at the M e nr of a mam Thursday night gave overwhelm­ Officials were enthusiastic amoth Wabash River Ice jam It ing approval to a resolution call­ rid* -Stela University profesaug bout th* elate audit by Bryan W il­ miles long which Ibrratrns " tre­ ing for the conlimialion of the refused lu comment today on • lis. Willis' general statement mendous destruction” In the la - makeshift desses which have been suggestion that b* tw fired fur read. "Financial condition waa fayrlte area if it breaks Lmsa. operated here since last Septem­ slating Uial public ufflrtala should good; finances were well manag­ finer th* pwopl* Id accept Ini*. Army engineer, and polire stood ed and eapenilHures held within ber, when tits high school waa gralion. by to alert resident* of I-afay available resources: budgets were shut down Senate President * designate etlc and Delphi tl the 35 foot high property prepared and followed; If there were any dissenters Jtowr) Johnson said Thursday Ice forge, carrying rliunka if property record* ware maintain­ W. K Kemp, president of Keml- trr *■ largr at automobiles, b* in lbs crowd, they remained si­ that Dr. Harris Dean ahould b* ed; internal account* ware audit­ lent dismissed from hu post for hia ed each year and maintained in note Raceway, and other offi­ gma tn slip labor leader Charles la-adman, cials from the local harness track, address The ire gorge slipped nnre valid railed the rally, said it was remarks made in an accordance with good business tomorrow will ask local legislator* Thursday night when It was ram Munda) night to ih* Inter .Her tel principle*." a "mandate" to the Warren Coun­ Tallahasse* Council aw Human te enact a law te allow raring. innl liy a smaller let floe from Kemp said that he. Karl Hlf- the flooded Peru area upstream ty Education Foundation to keep Relations, ■inhotham. Rareway treasurer, on the rampaging Wabash How private classes going for the re­ Johnson said ht interpretod th* mainder of the current school and Randolph . Y. . Matheny, serre . . ***r. after roaring for about a term for about M0 while stu­ remarks as "advocating a form of government contrary to tha fary, will ask for a local hill m||r downstream It Jammed a "to carry out tha intentions of the K4ln j„ „ Delphi* and dent!. dcmoriatlr form existing te Flo* ------• — *(ountjr ■rrfrrrndum ai this in alsHit 2i) miles from Lafayette nd* and the nation," | W ASHINGTON (U P I)— Ss-cr* lata.” Dean, tn in lut,*Unc*> substance, "said that The Weather Bureau reported p P o c K T n lr n n * M *h»t Seminole voters, by almoit a Ihre river crrvtcd al Delphi* and V J U n S , V e O S n tary of Stale John Foster Dulle* I U I S L I I , if slate official, would render underwent what wa* described as > t margin, approved harness rac­ Lafayette al about FI fret Tliurs assistance and •nrouiagrment to a "successful” harnia operation ing la a referendum. At yet, rac­ day night and has begun falling ichool officials, integration could b* rarrird out. today during which the doctors ing hai nut liven allowrd, except National Guard nffneri said that alto removed tissue and fluid for as "benefit" parformanrei. Juhnson aald Dealt "besmirched indicated less danger nf the ire Tha request will be made at park churning downstream again. "mlcrnaroplr eaamlnatlon" Williams F u ll Shop. W. First St every stair legislator" and "qiiea* Uncoln White, State Depart the meeting between legislator! ti'inrd the sincerity ol any person was entered last night ment preta officer, aaid the 70- and the public te the County Com Two old guns ami an vatimatrd who advocates anything te main, year old secretary waa "on th* mission room te the courthouse, g.10 in cash were stolen. Owner ef ata school segregation," operating table )**• than an starling at I a. m the establishment quietly called po­ In today'! issue of The Herald hour.” lice Hill morning ami said, "1 had Among Sanford golfer* in the a visitor last night and belierr The operation at the Army's appears an open letter to toe Ulh annual Silver Lake Invita­ there are some fingerprint* “ Waller Reed Hospital wat per public from th* Rareway. tional tournament in l-eesburg are formed by M*J. Gen. Leonard Other artiori during the night re Heaton. It was deernhed aa lay­ Gene Wilted, George Herndon, suited In th* arrrvt of l-s-rti) Al Jim Spencer, Harry TuuWe, i lar lord for disorderly conduct and u» man'* languagr aa repair of a •nee Phillips and Dave Cunning log another'• prtqmrty without enn rupture. The Sanford Recreation Depart* Witrel qualified for the Cham sent I'olir* said Alford pulled a men! schedule fur Ho- ariivitie* White said in answer te a qut-s The Houston, T*s. Gat and OU piunvhlp lligiit and yesterday took knife on another Negro in Caslle for the week of Feb. 16-21; Mon­ Uon that the tissue and fluid were removed In the area of the Corp. nf St. Petersburg has ap­ a 76 in the Prat round. Herndon Brewer Court, then et«apesl in the day, rollerskating from 1 to A p, hernia. Tisaue and fluid frequent plied for a permit to install a shot a 71 man's automobile. H r !* now a m . ballroom stance rlast from Jack ilumgarner, greenskeep- resident of the city Jail. ly are removed te cheek for pos submarine gas pipeline acroas a to a .to. «nd Junior High night ntdc cancer. the Wekive River, *1 feet north rr at Silver Ijk e , played yester Sammy Lee Wiggins, Negro, from 7-10 p. m nf Stale Road to. between Lake day in ihr fouraoin* with his was airrslrd for assaolt ami bit All of these activities will h« -y _| /\ ^ , brother. James Garner, television's lery. Tha rase was to come to ,, tjip Cute Center, and Seminole Counties, I TU C K U V C rtU n iS , Ilumgarner gathered courl this afternoon at 4. The proposed pipe will ha hur­ Maverick I >. .day lilghlighta: S e n i o r Lilt I* Information^ wav avallab c Hj^y, Night in the Voulh Winf led in a trench with the top of almost as it any friends as his fa the pipe at ■ minimum depth lie- moiis brother when hr played in on an acclden at Pth and ft renchjfom ^ lo, and Wednesday, A tractor trailer half-filled with low the natural bottom of th* .Hanford during tha I'GA Open last |Av* this morning at 1* **1 Scan* squatr daneing from K to KKW. ' reports said a ear and motorcycle crate* of celery overtumra yester­ waterway. Th* application waa Iterember. Dn Thursday, the Youth W inf Hie tournament will end Sun | were Involved, with no injuries and will he open to all from 7:30 day afternoon on a sharp curve made to th* Department of the day. I little damage. between Oviedo and Wagner. Army. lo 10:3(1. and on the Friday Harold Dean Bradley, driver of agenda tn the Youth Wing la the truck, said the accident was Junior High night from 7:90 to caused bv ‘The combination of a 10 to shifting load and speed." There Scheduled for Saturday frotp were no injuries. 9 to 12 noon, at th* Armory, to Damage to tha tractor trailer, junior basketball; at the SouthAll Heminol* County ichool chll- faclurcn and dealers In th* I<*-' b* guests of the Ia*gionnairr* owned by Bowman Tranaiiortatlon side School, baton lessons will Inc , Gadsden, A la , was estimated dren will rrcalv* free tickets for gmn Hall, the Navy, Lake Mary Fre* rides, refreshment* and tie held from 10 to 11:20; and at I6.00U. An Atlantic Coast Line 'kid's day" at ihr American Le­ Home Demonstration Club, Elks lours of exhibits ahould send thrm Settlor High night at th* Youth i lull, firm mote High art class and away with fond tnemorioa. freight tram waa held Up until the gion Fair neat Tuesday. Wing from 7:30 te 10;30. Cecil Charleston, chairman at truck euuld tie moved from the From 3 )0 to 1 p m. about 10,- 4 11 Clubs will have display!. Tlie Youth Wing will be open tracks. Investigating were Depu­ tffl student* art eapected te en­ From Frh. 16 21, thousands are Children’s Day, Tuesday, ha* ask­ from * to S p. m. every week­ te** L. J. Kria and Robert Johnson. joy rides on tha midway for nine expected te visit th* grounds ed all Lrglunnairr* to he al the day afternoon. on Highway 17 92, just south of grounds at I p in. to assist with tents, and tour th* rahiblta. The Fair opens officially Mon­ Sanford In addition te commer­ the youngsters "We raped a tre­ day at 4:ln p, ns., when l.ynn cial displays, a huge ten! behind mendous crowd, ami will need all Lyons, president of the Fair Aaso- the Legion Hail will hold exhibits tha help w* can get." h* aaid rialion, cut* th* ribbon on the hy many civic clubs and organ!, The third meeting at the Semi­ new commercial exhibit building. taliona. The Legion Auxiliary will A formation nf Jet toimberi from nole County Education Associa­ The ceremony will he preceded serve hat dogs and hamburger* Ramey Field dipped iti wing* lit tion waa held laat night at to* by a 20-minute band ronceri, from Uta kitchen of th* new build­ Partly cloudy through Saturday. farewell salute this morning a* the Pinecreat School. fc storing th* ieminoi* High ing. High today 71 to M , low tonight U S A . Frankite D. Roosevelt ta il, Roger Harris apoke to th* group School band. Five ride* for adult* and Bv* •2 to #*. Southeasterly wtais It rd from May port for th* Mediter­ on a proposed Insurance plan, Karlyl* Housholder. local attor­ for childreo are Ihc apecialty of to H asllet per hour. ranean. including hoapitaliaatioo and m* ney and secretary of th* Associa­ the Page Combined Show*, a firm Th* fly-over of ASD Bhjrwwf, dical benefit*. tion. will give a brief dedication that promise* everything W th* nor* honored Heavy Attack Squad­ Th* Association learned that addrasa. way of midway aaritement. ron I I . which i* deploying on ih » member* at to* Future Teachers A w»ek at nit trim asst and aduNeat Thursday the children of A grass ter* waa put out by the aircraft carrier for six months. Club from Seminoi* High School cation ia planned hy Fair offl the Lu'heran Haven Children's Sanford Fir* Department shortly Tha Roosevelt will relieve Ihe For* will be interning n*at week nn rials. Com uercial exhibit. Include Hume, Slavla, and the Methodist after I p lode# at tat West rrdal. bringing back to Sanford dcr count# toaahaat I Waal and Central Florida uteou- Childim * Hums, Enterprise, will *Fuat Bk I th* mao ad V A U A School Expansion Program Started Front Royal Plans Mixing Showdown Authorities Watch Ice-Jammed River FSU Prof Silent On Dismissal Plea Raceway Will Ask For Race Approval Dulles' Operation Is Termed Success Negro'Takes’ Car Without Consent Sanford Golfers Play In Tourney Schedule Listed For Recreation In Coming Week Firm Asks Permit For Gas Pipeline Nobody Injured Seminole County Fair Starts Monday Insurance Talked A t Teacher Meet Weather Blaze Extinguished Squadron Saluted Upon Deployment � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 12, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc9b12064fd7cd90f46131bf565d9e5f.pdf 9ea969729ff302734ab4ad7a2fd03bd4 PDF Text Text 0 'Outstanding Young Farmer' Of Seminole County Fine Cows Produce Fine Milk Childern Starved, Chained, Unloved Young Calves Need Tender Care Top Young Farmer In State Contest Future Producers Out To Pasture Girls Get Prettier As Men Get Older By F R A N K TCI.KAZF.lt W ASHINGTON |OPT) - Ptvtrjr member can hire eight tri, and In tome r u n nine, ■tor* uni ally ran hire about that many. Moat ot thrae turn out to he female, amt the •utnurntiered male ataffrri claim Mto stria arc getting prettier. There has been a theory that M l Judgment reaulla almply from Ml# fact the men are grttmc old ar. It alao haa tieen widely aa gumed that every living doll on Capitol llllt, tn addition to her ■thrr good polnla. alao could take Niorthand and type. roc a few day a here remnlly WUi Iheae bellefa were rudely apened to question when a local ■vadrl agency, aharni arlioul and •mployrnrnt aervire ran thin help Warded ad in a local newspaper: lin e pUuMiet: t.'oagrrsfinan seeks lovely, rbarm lig girl to gyate front offlee, vh»» visitors around, handle appnls. Sh«rt hand and typing not nerea. Hut wtH mean ealary tnrrraae. Thla k more "fun" than Job. Salary Reacting t A Kisort Although one Home member MM >ay, "It sounds like » sens tar*4 office,'’ the Initial reaction emong qualified obaenrra on Capitol Hill waa a anorl “ BaloneyI" a n o r I • d 1.4cry ■harr. one awch qualified obterv •r Sharp la aerrrtary, male, In Rap IV. R. Poagc (D Texas), and during the rcernl cirri Ion turn ever acted aa iimdfirlal one man employment agency for aome pm dliplaccd congressional helpers, "tiring heaulifiil never burl anybody around here." Sharp opined "Hut all the girl* I know have to work. When the appll cant* antwer Dial ad I lx* they are told, ‘lorry. Dial Job ha* l«een filled. Hut how about signing up for a course In our charm school to he ready when aomething else open* up’?" "No »urh thing,” tald the love­ ly, rharmlng voice gracing the phone at the model agency "lt*a a aure enough Job niter. We've liad a number of girl* in to talk about H and have picked Iwo nr three very deiiraldr candidate* who will be *ent lo *. e Ihe con great mao short!)." Well Trained Volte Ttie voire naturally wa* too welt trained to name Die member involved. It dropped only the merrst hint, which Hep Seymour llalpern I R N Y . I promptly de­ nied All he did, tald llalpein. tp»,ik Ing through a secretary, male, was make a raiual Inquiry of the agency, at the suggestion nl a friend, and when he found tl dealt more in model* Ilian secretaries hr said he dropped the whole tiling. Anyway, glrlt, Halpern'a pay roll now la filled, am) with people who ran type and take shorthand The lovely, rharmlng voire nat­ urally wasn’t too happy at Ihe way thing* lurried out However, It said filling rorigrrttlnttal jobs wat nothing new for the agency. Prrviou* requests. It roricrded. tended to put office skills first and rharm second. At congressional js.t> aralei, of course, there it no rrsion why our lawmakers can’t have both. House me miser* can pay up tu 311,31102, Tlie top pay In a sena­ tor's office it *16.300 For that kind of dough, where Is Ihe beauty who can’t learn lo take shorthand? Joe K Hiker, Hanford dairyman City Commission last December and member of the City Commis­ The "Outstanding Young Farm ­ sion, has been named Seminole er'* I* a deacon in the T’trsl Meth County’s Outstanding Young odist Church, a member of Die Farmer. A judging panel of agricultural Cattlemen's Association, Die Cen­ leaders selected (taker over four tral Florida's Milk Producer's As­ others nominated hy the public. sociation and the Jaycees. He Is Judging was based on progress married and has three children. In agricultural career, soli and resource conservation practices , . , and contribution to the rommun O V I G Q O J l i f l l O r S Ity. Tlie project ia sponsored by the Jaycees and the Florida I ’ord D C l C a t ' j Q 111 O f f ] Tractor Co. In cooperation with The Oviedo Junior High basket­ the American Petroleum Institute ball train yesierjlay handed San­ linker will tie entered in the ford Junior High it* second de­ state ronlrst and Is eligible to feat of tile *c*»on. 21-21. compete for many award* Includ­ Hob Fulgham led Oviedo with ing an all expense trip at the Na to point*. Fred Join* and Don Ilona I Awards Program in Cedar Mr.Murray e a c h had seven to Itapids, Iowa, April 6 6 pure Hanford. The to owner ot Green Valley In the girt*' game, Swufoid 'wat Dairy, Itakrr it a native of Han Oviedo, II 10 Irene Johnson bad ford The dairy is the producer 17 points for Hxnh.nl Suianne director of Perfection Dairies Partin, with IS. led Oviedo. Itakrr was elected to the Salifurd I 'oiled Press Intemalkoal An Infant diet of starvation. Po­ lice find three children chained in their home. A man la charged with trying to hang his 3 year old son. Police were investigating these weekend development* today, and Georgia authorities were making a renewed elfort lo find a 7->earold girl whose parents have re­ fused to let doctors treat her for tuberculosis. Mr*. Opal Moore, 26, was held on a manslaughter charge In Mo bile. Ala in ronncrllnn with the death of her to month-old daugh­ ter, Sybil I mu Authorities said an autopsy showed the child died of severe malnutrition and dehy­ dration. "There »a* no blood, or even water, in her body," Asst. Cor­ oner Dr Ernest 1,. Brown said. "She looked like she had tieen in a concentration camp." Poverty lllamrd Police said extreme poverty fig­ ured In the death, which occurred Jan 21 They raid the mo'her, with five other children and two other adult*, lived "in eitrcmc squalor.” Police in Lillington. N.C., reI" fed Saturday they found three ch‘« 1«*n. ragged and hun « ry ’ •h,cl‘ l" , " “ *? ” * through a hole in the wat) and were fastened to l log ouis.de Welfare official* look custody of the youngstersInvritigal i.-f minted Dm Mail-Iren- -Maiy Lee Allen. 12, Geraldtne Allen 10 and Jerry Allen, I — aa saying their father had made them prisoner and that they had gone without food from Monday to Friday of last week. Their only mral during that per iod, ihe children related, wa* glv en them by a neighbor Friday . . . • . . .. when they managed to free them selves and leave the house. The father later Ded them up again, they aald. . Officer* arrested the father. Bussell Allen, 33. and said charg­ es would be filed when the Inves­ tigation waa complete. Attempt ot lla ig tag Authorities in Walhalla, S C., to­ day held A. J . Eller, 33. on charges he tried to hang hi* 3yrarold son with a wire and liurnrd him with cartridge caalnga heated on a stove. The formal charge ws* assault and battery with intrnl to kill. Deputies said Eller had recem ly completed an I I month Jail term for beating the hoy. Georgia health aullioritJei and lawmen reported thay still ware without a clue as to the where­ abouts of Patsy Gillespie, whose serious illness last year was di­ sgnosod aa Uibercwloaia af Mm bona. The child's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olha Gillespie of Atlanta, re­ fused to have Palsy treated oo grounds this would violate the bellefa uf a religious sect to which they belong. The parents and child disappeared alter legal steps were taken to provide med­ ical care, and itnce Novrm lxp authorities have tried without awe n I n e * I as P o l a r ces* tto locate Patsy. Negro Tells India About Integration NEW D E LH I (U P lI -T h # Hey. Marlhln Luther King, ofMlontgoinary, Ala., haa arrived here to be­ gin a monthlong speaking loom during which he will tell Indiana abcAit hi* efforts to end segrega­ tion in Ihe Amrrlcan South. A government apokriman aald King will meet President Hajen* dra Prasad a n d P r e m ie r Jawaharlal Nehru while ha M ta this country. King, a Negro Baptist, wa* tha leadyr of the Montgomery bus boycott which ted to a federal court order outlawing segregating on public buses in tha AUbam P capital. O ^o H Handbags our chnrmlnjf selection of Spring; and Summer handbag*. Why not choose one for your favorite Valentine from our hirjfe array of straw*, vinyl*. In nil the lovely p«a!el colors ami white. Unlocked with fruit, flowers and many designs, 2.98 up Jewelry She'H lie pleased with her gift of costume Bull M arket Declining; Experts Aren't Worried Ry E LM E R t . W A ITE R l ’FI Tina m ill Editor NEW Y tiltK (U P IJ— The buU market ag.d l i month* or If years according to sHm does the Calculating — has had a 1 per cent daaline Inatead of being worried, the Wall Htraal tiaperta aptwar happy about It. They hold Ihe drop U healthy for the market. Some think the decline ought to be car Tied further— to M par cent or ■or*. The Market had been In an al ■uai alralghl line rite since it touched 420 In the Dow Jones In duatrlal average In October of W T . To Die 1*39 high uf 0U0 plus, ha gain haa bean ISO polnti or 43 par cent. The asaragr Dial crossed Duo In IMF waa down to M>2 on April M . tat.’, and hasn’t been that low ■Dice "cnee the lT-yrar age h r RM bull. According to Ida chart esparto / nicer 1.00 up to an lull a day low Monday uf around 371 ta considered a minor correction, ami one llllt might tiring m some new tatying If the eocrerllon should go lo 4u per rent of the iwo point rise it would bring the average down lu around 325. At each of thru- level* Ihe mar ket ha* mal support In the past, end hence It Is believed It could meet it again. The 323 figure is une that haa produced great sup port The market touched that figure last on Sept. 23. tttls It also hit It twice in IMS and once in June, 1037. It was a tough fig ure to penetrate and U will pro duce strung resistance on the way down, it ka held This Isn’t lo Indicate that there will be a drop of that scope. Hut It does demonstrate that Wall Street Ivn’t worrying about the market’s health Wtf (dot Mm future of the market Not For The Birds hr taut R haa dana M the peat, I ylangad Haa aught to hava a aarracUoo af 3i 14 to 40 par cent M the Ha*. One third of the rise b I I polnla and that’* 10 par rent Ml Mm avaraga. If H went that low fea avaraga would go to Ml, bvaat ainco Nov, M, Mg. O a MRwat daaliaa af I par aoat COPENHAGEN, D EN M A R K (U P l) — ret shop owners have Isanded together in • campaign against the manufacturer* of bird rage*. Ttl* shop owner* have rum plained that the new bird eage* are so small the bird* can t Mira around la Mm m . • ) Jewelry-and cupid couldn't think of gift. Itracelet*, Necklaces, Pins, Marring*. Dawnelle Gloves One site fit* ail in erisp summer white, btsek and spring pastels. Such a useful and exciting g ift Let ue help you select your Valentines heart­ winning gift from our lovely aaaorunent. 5 A N F O R O “We Invite Charge Account!* 100 up 9 �= 1 U. S. 'Risk' Is Cited On Tape Recording W ASHINGTON ( U T D - A report v i i In print today saying Am trim took ■ "calculated n i l " to ■ate It U. S. Airmen, if they atilt are alive, in revealing evidence that Ruaaia ahot down their plane. The Army Navy-Air Korea Re* later gave the behind acene* ac Chamber Expects Caldwell To Urge 'Public Activity' (iueata at the annual Chamber of ■Vimmeree banquet Friday night dill hear an nutipoken veteran aI stale amt federal government. Wlldard Caldwell, former gov ernor of Florida, will addreva the group on " T h r Responsibility of the Businessman" Chamber official* feel that Cahl well will dwell on the need for the average buaineavman to a**tirnr hi* place in tocal and Mate gov eminent; by demon*tritlng hla it crest in how (at money ia ipenl ml voicing hla opinion* when he Jk-el* dissatisfied Caldwell la known a* a eelap forceful speaker Chamber of Commerce President Mack Cleve­ land J r. said that the prominent lawyer "w ill leave no doubt iff any minde aa to hla opinion*, no milter what hi* subject" The banquet will be held Fri day at « 30 p. m. in the Mayfair n. On the program la an organ velty by Glenn Nel*on and Ken Chastain of Orlando Dinner mu»le will he followed hy ipeclal aelecMona U<«. J. C. Hutehiaon will intro dure the gurat ipeakar. Reservatlona may be made at the Cham­ ber of Commerce. Membera are •rged to call ai roon aa poaalhle aa the number la limited. I t Honduras Rebels Reported On Hove count of govern man! re aMining Conviction alto grew that Runian radio aignal* lured the C130 into Soviet Armenia where it waa ihot down tail Sept. 1. At thr tame tune, military men expected the Red* to try impo* ing tighter security tnraturat on their fightar plane operation* along the Iron Curtain. Some mil­ itary quarter* were unea*y be cause disclosing evidence on the shotting Incident al*o ihowed how effectively the We*t'» electronic eavesdropping apparatu* can de­ tect Communitt radio Irrquencie* and operating pattern* The Rrgittrr, a privately pub llthed military journal, indicated tine reason (or revealing the taped evidence to thr Red* wa* to head off any "phony announcement" that thr mining men, if alive, hart hern caught spying. Sheriff Says Hike In Salary Should 'Be Comparable' There were IT men aboard the plane when, according lo U. S. re­ cording* of Human pilots' radio conversation*. It was shot down The Red* returned six bodie* but never accounted (or the other 11 men They claimed the plane crashed. Tha Register Mid B waa thought for some week* after the tncidrnt that the Rutiian* might be de­ taining the 11 beeaute they could tell the truth about the shooting. Or, 1/ they were dead, the Hrds might have kept their bodlr* be­ cause of evident* of *h# shoot­ ing In January, tie Register said, thr Ru»aian» decreed that foreign flier* violating Soviet irrrim ry would be Imprliontd for a* much a* to year*. That startrrt ipecula tion that the 11 Americans were alive and thal the Human* might intend s e n t e n c i n g them nr drummed up charge* Disclosure of thr tiprd evidence wa* "a calculated risk to save" the men, if alive, Ihe publication said, and in any event it may "force the Hrd» to think twice he fore they altaei another unarmed transport." News Briefs Just Marking Time Youths To Factory Ike Seeks Money More Unemployed TE G U C IG A L P A . H o n d u r a s f U l l l — Reporta from northweetern Ifooduras *aid today a force of about 1,000 rehelt la advancing on Santa Iloas*. capital of Copcn provffbee and chief city in the area. The force threatening Santa Hun waa at id lo be made up of insurgents who occupied the near­ by town of Copan Tueaday but withdrew at the approach of loyal troop*. The firat bglutog r«-|«>rtw! m to* five-day old revolt occurred at Ihr river port of Saba, aUnit 120 elite* northeait of here, where a loyal officer and ■ rebel leader ^*re reported kklled in a akirmuh. Saba la lea* than 40 mile* from Olanchitn, a town taken over by Ihe reticle alter the government TA I.LA H A S S LE ID J 'I i — The WASHINGTON (U P D — D. S ameun bad fled. There waa no Surgeon General I-rroy E Burnry vlatr's Senate Itousr Apprupna nmedlate r*pnrt W a y on the today warned the nation'* health 1Hons Subcommittee began an on progre»» uf a loyal relief rutumn officer* that It t* "probable" that Ihr ground* survey today of agrn which bad liei n« reported on the outbreak* of influenra sweeping cirs in an effort tn rwt live state way to Olanchilo. budget. Europe may htt the U . S The rebel radio Tuesday night Burney pointed to reports from Imported activity on a third front. the World Health Drganilation of **>'. "ig that a former commander outbreak* of various type* ol in GENEVA <171*11 - The World the garrlton at Cholutrva, in fluenia tn several European roun Health Organtralion re p u r t e d uu.rii*iern Hondurai, had nten tries *’ Tiic-sdayr that new drugs had at ami; the govarnmant "at the "Although no outbreaks In the helped reduce tuberculosis death* bead nf a atrong group of regular u . s. have t«-en reported *o far." about 30 per cent from 1931 to toWiera." Ilurney said. further introduc- 1937. tlou of the disease ia probable " U p renrweii a recummrndation that private physician* give ipr W ASHINGTON (D T II - A llud rial consideration lo thr desirabi­ get Rurrau study showed today lity nf vaccinating the aged, the that, despite all budget • cutting RICHM ON D , V*. lU P Iy -i.o v chronically ill. pregnant women, elaim*. Congress last year wound J Lindsay Almond'* "little legitla- hospital staffs and industrial and up voting to spend more money 4>irc * meet* today to seek new service groups where absenteeism than Tresnlent Eisenhower roeom mean* lo slave off iddltlnnal in­ would create serious disruption rnendrd. tegration in Ihe vtele'* public Ilurney'* statement wa* de* aehoole. srritied a* "advance warning to Almond, pledging Ui seek "har­ health officer* " He asked that A M M A N , Jordan ( D T t i - t J . 8. mony" despite the dtveraily of they be on thr lookout awl re international development l o a n idea* on limiting up court - flat­ l>orl promptlv any laboratory con luiul officials said Tilrsday they tened segs-gation defilin'i . « t i firmationi of ihe virus had decided to granl the Amman scheduled lo appear l>efiiri the 40 Kledrtr Co. a 11.200,000 loan for member leglilaltve commission at •unstructlon awl Improvement of lla firat meeting Iwhlnd cloaed lacwer plants here doura, MEM n its . Tenn ( D T I l— Mem gg Tha guvemur, gratified that here na* no violence or disorder phi* Mayor Edmund Orgtll wa* W ASHINGTON (U P D — Trrsi a* a third Virginia locality- ad­ turned away from the poll* m a mitted Nrgloe* to ita while tchool* special game and fish election dent Eisenhower firmly assured He wa* unable to produce a Mayor Willy Hraridt of West HerTuesday, aaid he would prr*enl hi* own anti integration hleai to the state hunting fishing license, voter tin today thal Ihr D S will "de group and then Jet it plunge Into registration card or current ta* fend'' Ihe German city against receipt lo prove his residence hn any destructive efforts of the He work Communists. A new liallJe plan a lo be i•re­ the elty. lented to the full 140-member Gen rral Anemtdy when It reconvene* it* ipeclal teition March 31. Tax Take Increases Tu Try Ex-Pilot Whittlin’ Budget t TB On Decline « No Bu(l£et-(’uttintf Legislators Seek ‘Mixing* Answers .Iordan Gets Million Mayor Turned Away Berlin Aid Pledged Man Prefers Fine To ‘Alternative* Meeting May Influence Local Legislation Plea A T L A N T A (t ’l ' D - T r u l i B Da via, accused of waving a "ilow Decisions made •< a morning down" rign to warn moioriii ap­ meeting may affect the resulla lit proaching a police radar lone. 1a conference tomorrow night becho»e to pay a 3M fine rather tween thr Hoard of County Comthan accept an alternative offer­ miaaionert and the local legisla­ ed him by Judge Frank White, tive delegation g While *aid the ftnr would be The commission U slated to Waived if Davii agreed to diiplay meet at ILJO a. ro with Ihr dchuol the sign eight hour* a day for Board and Mrs Mary Earle Walk­ five daya ta lb* renter of lht er, tai assessor According lo H. city. T, Mil we*. superintendent of SCbools, "assessment policies will be discussed " At • » tomorrow night. Com­ A Negro woman was found dead thi* morning ia her home at t*I7 missioner* will join the delega­ Avocado Avs. Coroner Hugh Dun- tion of the Mayfair Inn for din­ eon laM that Lula Lockett. 43. ner. County legislation will be Jved of natural causes Thr iody proposed to Sen. Douglas Slcn" i i taken lo Bruton and WUIi m u strum, Hrp Mack Cleveland Jr., Negro Found Dead ^ VOL. 1 U X AN 'JniUd Vnm Lesseed W in IN D EPEN D EN T D A ILY KaUbliahtd 1W8 a whole year of recoinmrndrd bills brfure them for discussion, thr seaston should be a busy on*. Action taken during the morning Is rapeclrd to rank high on Ihr list T h r legislative delegation will hold a public meeting Saturday at 9 a. m. in the County Commiss­ ion room at the courthouse Group* and individual! may diacusa pro­ posed bill* with the delegation al that time. Truposed legislation will he brought up before Ihe Florida Legislature la the forthcoming session The three members of the Seminole County delegation have remarked m Ihe good a* NEW SPAPER* W EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 11)59 SANFORD. FIXIHIDA NO. 868 New Giant Storm Invades East; TwoShips, 48 Aboard, Missing Ice, Snow Blanket Two Other Vessels Commission Backs East; Mid-Nation Wildlife Program Hit By Flooding Say Aid Is Needed land in Florida for wildlife re fuget Such a law was repealed in IPkl, but the Commission said it would be desirable in view of pro posal* in provide federal money (or waterfowl management pur­ pose* ll said Ihe price of duck slump* waa recently upped from lo 1.1. inrt Congress earmarked all funds from duck stamp salra for land JCi|Uialtiun. Other proposed legislation gel­ ling Commission hacking was gen­ eral boat licensing awl safely reg­ ulation* for the slate, joint regula­ tion of fish lo lelal water* by Ihe Commission and Ihe (H'partim-nt of Conservation, and provisions for county comintsstni to condemn pri­ vate property for public arena lo public watrra. The Commission said Uie legisla­ tion tied not l-s-en worked out in final form, bul said g gave its The federal government kicked backing in hope* lht law* would in its annual allowance for Sem­ be worked out during the |95g art inole County school* this morning. aloo. Funds emounting lo IHSjtnJUt will be used for current operating etpensri. The compensation la far arhuol children whose parents work at the Sanrord Naval Air Station and other federal agrmiei An immediate payment of |uQ,72 * has been certified by thr Repattmenl of Htallh. Education and W rlfair in Wastilngton, lb C The TAU^HAASKF. (UPI) — A federal assistance will he used by Florida State Dmverslty protrsaor tf*e County Hoard of public in j blamed "die hard memtwr* of the slructlon for lb* fSaeel year of I state la-gislaiurr" and other state 19&V. The aniwutbcwent wa* made In #nd local officials for drlavs In a telegram So The Herald by Sens. solving thr states racial prob tenia. Spessard L. Holland and George Ur. Harris Dvwn of the FHU A. Haialher* end Kep. 8yd Heraahool jf education ssM •ffi -*l| lung ansa* of this country where Inte­ gration ha* worked, slalr affinal* have rrndrrrd assistance and rncourageinen! U> school otllcialv in carrying nul ihr program " Itul he lold Ihe local cminnl on human rrlalhms Ihal such a m n dll Ion dor* mu ralsl In Florida "became most officials prefer to NEW YORK ( D T I ) — Sen bam cater lo Use demands of the pub J Krvln Jr. iD N .C .l charged to tic rather lhan apply pressure to day that on many occasions dur­ tone obedience lo law and order " If Ihr opposition of "tile hard ing recent jeers the Supreme Court hei usurped and exercises member* of Ihr slalr le-gitla the power of Congreve awl Ihe ture" rou id tie overcome "Ftor sl.vtra lo amend Ihe Constitution ula will have taken its lirst step while protradng to Interpret t1 toward taking its rightful poiltlcMI Ervin aaid. "In so doing, the among Ihe other stale* of Alner Suprrmr Court has encroarhed Ira,” Dean added Dr. Charles R Manley of Use upon thr constitutional power* of Congrrss as thr nation'* IrglvL graduate school of rducallon at live body and struck down stale A A M University agreed itiai action and state legislation ui slate offlriala must give more arras clearly committed tn the leadership U Florida la to be In trgrated atale" by thr Constitution The senator la a member ig tbs Senate Judiciary Commillee awl a former North Carolina Supreme Court Jualire. Ervin also said M la "shrsr in tellrctual rubbish" to say Ihal American* mutl believe in Ihe "infallibility of judges" or to at cepl Iheir "judtrlal ablwrallont" WASHINGTON (DTI)— Treat He said Ihe people "hair an Inalienable right lo think and dent Elsenhower made ll crystal speak Iheir honest thoughts run clear today thal he has no Inten­ errning all things under Ihr sun. tion of replacing hla ailing friend. including the decisions of Supreme John Fostrr Dulles, a* secretary nf stale. Court majorities.'* Elsenhower, aulborlird James C , Hagrrty, his pres* secretary, to drny tn the strongest posstblr terms report* Hut hr has din cussed with Intimate* Ihr pusslhii it) of naming a successor in Enthusiastic reports of TTA pro Dulles jrcts during the pasi year wenHagrrty Tuesday night dismiss made last night at the annual <d thr rrportt as "cornplelely Founder* Day program. rockryed " Today, he lold news Representative* from count) men the Trrsidrnt called hi* at schools described their special trntinn lo Ihr rrports and told money making promotions and him to "double" ihe denial nlhrra which had proved parti " I said that these stories were rulirly successful. 'completely cockeyed," Hagrrty The report* underscored the said " I want to double it today themr of Ihe program, "Success — double ll in spades." ful Service Trojecta." Mrs Hoy Such stories, he said, are "rn Mann, program chairman was ac Urely without foundation . . they rlaimrd for Inspiring the •chonl are just not true." reports, as many will be found useful to other ruunty groups Stewart Gatrhelt and Mrs Vet l » l Mitchell welcomed thr large audience to Founder'* Day. held this year at Pinecresl School The W ASHINGTON tU I'l) Hrp annual celebration ts sponsored Girnn Cunningham (R N r b ) says by the County T T A council, or in his newslrttrr thal Congress ganitrd in February. IW7 should tie put on s five or ataday week tn rllmlnatr "Tuesdayto Thursday's club mem tiers. Cunningham said congressmen CHICAGO ( U T D — The National Safrly Council Issued their re­ from slates pear Washington stay minders for a safe Valentine's in thr rapllal only front Tuesday morning until Thursday afternoon. Day Weekend "Valentine, I love you true: "Sure hop* no one runs ever you." C A D IL L A C . Mich. ( U T I ) - T h e And weekly meeting of the board of "Watch yourself ta traffic, director* of Calwrfte, the biggest mine; ski area in the Midwest, was post­ "Who w«M* a k**4i|M VsJsa poned Tuesday mghl horsuaa of TA LL A H A S S E E < U T D — The Game and Fith Cummlstlon loilay gave lla harking to an U-polnt legislative program propoard hy the Florida Wildlife Federation. Cropoied legislation include* a uniform ran* p<de fishing llrsn** (or all person* between the ages of Ik arid *6. • ipeclal one million dollar appropriation for fi»h man­ agement, water access, construe lion of boat ramp* and noiioua vegetation control. The Commission also skid It W ASHINGTON (D TI i— Congress would bark legislation to enablt marked time todky while thr blare the federal government to buy of its juke ho* tnve»i -sfton play­ ed on. One of four county official* »*k mg for a 32, too falary increatr ha* amended hi* re<|uc*t to a raitc making lu* pay comparable to that of rompentatiun* received hy like official* in adjoining counties. In a letter tn Rep. Gordon Fred­ erick, Sheriff J. L. Hobby laid, ' I want to go on record a* aiking for no more than the adjoining coun­ tie* pay iheir ihcrtff. ( want to be B U D A P E S T, Hungary (U P lt— fair and ju*t to you and the cttlCommunitt govern ten* of our county by leaving Ihr Hungary's amount of my cotnpemalion to menl ha* ordrrrd high school pu­ pils to work in (arlnrte* aavrral your discretion." A petition aliened by Hobby. Mr*. hours earh week. Mary Karl* Walker, John Gallo­ way and O I’. Herndon ha* been aubmlttrd to the legislative deleW A S H IN G TO N ( D l l ) — Presi­ gatiun fur action in the n o t ses- dent Elsenhower aiked Cong ret* nun nf the Legislature The pell inlay fur supplemental appropria­ Hon requests a pay ral»e lo fit,- tion totaling I2.4I4.UOO.WW for the 400 foe each uf the official*, who lurrent fiscal year. ar* now receiving iv.ooo per an­ num. Rep Frederick and ICep. Mack LO N D O N i U T tl — The number Cleveland Jr. both *aid thi. morn- of unemployed In Britain soared Ing that they had received "far lo 620,000 in January, Labor Min­ more rripontc than expected" uter lain MacLeod told the Mouse from the public concerning the of Common* Tuesday. propuaed hike. Official* re<|Ue*ting tfir raiie prrviouily have stated they feel TA L L A H A S S E E <171*1» — U ev Iheir compensation sliuuld equal Ihal of County Judge Wilaon Ale*- eragr Director H. G. Cochran said today whiskey, beer and ander, who receive* *11,40(1. Annual ialary now rei-r^vrjl by elgarrl la* collertinas for January Ihe vherin in s’uituia county is ' we.i up tor ih.- tirtu •jowcuth* HU.bOOi Orange, 110.000; Mahon, month fM.fjOO; l.akr, ItO.fhK); Jack HO], 39,(JOO; ilravanl. flo.iaai H AVANA i D TI I— Revolutionary leader Ernesto "Che" Gurvara an nounecd that Alan Robert Ny*. a (ornier V. S Navy pilot, would he tried on charging of conspiring to shoot Fldet Castro for IWn.WO Physicians Warned Of European Flu (Eh? $mtfard fimtU) $95,262 Approved For Schools Here 'M ix' Lag Blamed On 'Die-Hards' Court Is Charged On 'Encroaching' Dulles To Slay, Eisenhower Avers PTA Celebrates Annual Birthday Congressman Asks Long Work Week Bandaged Valentine Skiicrfl 'Snowed In* Dnitrd I'rrvs Inlrinallonal The second giant storm of win ter. whirh triggered a deadly combination of tornadoes, blit rards and Hoods. pu»hrd into the East today with a blankrt of ice and snow. A sheet of ice spread from the southern Grrat I ak.rs into New England, turning highways into Irracherous skidway* In St laiuts work crew* probed the nibble and debris nf a tene­ ment area whrrr s predawn tor­ nado early Tuesday killed at least 2? persons and injured more lhan 3i0 In addition, there were three weather connected death* In both Illinois and Wisconsin, two earh in Arirona. Indiana. Ohln and Michigan, and one apiece In both Iowa and I'ennsylvanla for a total of 33 Flash floods swirled out nf streams to Inundate parts ol In­ diana. Ohio awl I'ennsylvanla — Ihr same areas which weathered some of ihe worst flood* in their histones less lhan a month ago. Gusty winds drifted heavy *nnw from (hr Up|ier Mississippi Valley Into New England with up to ail Inrhea of snow blanketing portion* of Wisconsin amt Michigan, and Ihrrr to four inches common rile where The ifmvr pushed Into west rrn New York Ihe scene of ear lirr heavy snows this season The nation's mid continent, reel mg under a three day onslaught of I r, snow, rain amt high winds, was l>rslrgvd by a Irish Invasion of arrtlc air Ihal worsened high way condition* Many road* were closed or impassable lieraiisr of high waters, and the freere alter a lhaw intrraifd thr hazards of the slippery roads i duo once again Imre tbs' hr uni of flood* unleashed hr lorrenllal rain* About tail persons were evacuated and emergencies de dared in Koutlay. Van Wert and Etida near Lima Van Wert was the hardesl hit h> flood* An •itliualed 75 In IlKJ fainitbei were «v*rualrd from Iheir homes when Town ('reek overflowed its hanks Hmldlng* on Ihe rlly's nuukirtt were flood ml by *» much a* siv feet of w* Irr Drill Discovered, Safe Not Touched H A L IF A X ( l l l 'l ) — Tim grey sea* awl (reeling wiiuia of tin. North Atlantic today held in their grip the fair of in persons aboard two misting fishing trawlers, one Icelandic and ihe other New­ foundland At least two other vestals were reported in trouble. The d&T-ion .lull Irum L eland has not been heard from since Sal- Famed Driver Dies On Daytona Trad. urday when her captain radioed she was In danger from the tow­ ering seas and heavy icing which threatened her stability. She ear­ ned a crew of i|. The Blue Wave, a sou ton New­ foundland vessel ha* hern missing since Monday after sending a dis­ tress signal aha had been "art no her beam emit" hy Ihr 30-fool waves, bhe carried a crew of IT, Search amt rescue officials here >*id snow and sled across the North Atlantic wuuld prevent a planned search hy chip* and planes from starting until noon. . . Hitter cold, freezing spray and ale-force wind* combined lo cre­ ate Ih* worst weather of tile win­ ter. Thr Spanish vessel Metelia Tuesday asked fur immediate as­ sistance, but later reported "all clear'' to a D. 8. Navy vessel m Ihe area. The nature of th« ves­ sel'a trouble and the numtwr of persona alaiard was not known. Another Icelandic ship, the 7*8luu irawler Thutkrll, rej-orted Sunday she had to rul loose her lifeUiais for fear of capslauig liecause Hr wasnf heavy icing brought aboard hy the free sing apra D AYTON A BEACH t l 'l 'l ) — Marshall Teague, nationally fam­ ous slock car race driver, was killed shortly before ni»»n today when hi* Sumar Special rarer flipped over at Daytona Inter­ national Speedway. Observer* said Teague, uf Day­ tona Hearh, was Irymg to break Ihe trick rrrorrt he set only a few days ago of III miles per hour In Ihe in n r ear shout 49 years old. Hr had trouble with the ear Tuesday when one of Ihe tire tube* ballooned, but ohierver* warned him of the trouble and hr was •hie to stop in time lo avoid an accident The rati**- of today's acrtdettl was mvt known immediately Teague had made his record run Monday. NAS( AH officials * “«•''«> resident* of Srmlnola said hi* speed of ITI mile* per " " V «*•»“ «« * to use Ssahour was the Isstrst ever attained lord* recreation facilities witty, by a car im • -loved American J"11 “ "N1 '•** *"d •*» Irark. Obswrveet said he was out ft*4*' jear. to break even that record today.1 <omtnlssloners approved the avltnn Monday night, white emphasizing the part that the t-inmly must play In future re­ creation financing. The (In al year ends Sept M Annullmenl ><t ■ former decision to charge 35 recreation fee for county resident! came altrr talks ST. U H ’IS Mu (D T I i - A n Friday night with County Comarmy of workers today struggled mlssioners. The county n ld k In clear away mounds of drhns had no money to pul Into the San­ that once were home* and search- ford program this year, hut agrred id tor possltde additional victim* to pay 32.500 under an old agree­ ol a tornado that killed al least ment (or maintaining facilities U 2;' persona and Injured more than Hie Goldsboro ares The Sanford Recreation Depart­ W! A chrck of police diitriets tn ment includes such facilities a* Ihe tornado disaster near the cen the Civic Center and Youth Wing, ter ol the city showed one per­ swimming pools, summer recrea­ son still missing An otlicer said, tion program and numerous other "We are not *urr it he I* mi**lng organized sporta for children and due to Ihe tornado, nr If be is adults. Sanford Clarifies Fee On Recreation Workers Clean Up Debris Of Tornado Just dislocated." Rescuers helloed they had re­ covered Ihr Iasi of Ihe di-ail and rnnrentratrsl nn cleaning up the wrerkage Iron) a teaming Negro tenement district hit hardest by Tuesday'* twister Th r workers hnlrd through the colil, windy night under thr glare NAI'LES. Italy t l l l 'l j — Mora of portable flood light* ftun tmi uffirrra amt men of the I S f,th Eleet contracted infertinuv hepatitis during yrwr • end I'aXtifiRiiished llliert) m the Naples area, Ih* A gras* lire In die Wymwwood D 8, Navy announced tnd.iy. sect tun was put oul about 3 M a The dive-air proved fatal tn one m yesterday hy the Sanford Eire *•*-. and 7ri men ate being treated Department. There was no dam­ in hospital* in West Germany. age 1went) nine oilier contracted the highly - in feel pius liver ailment, commonly known as Jaundice hrGrorially fair through Th u n da) Cnastderahlr night and morn­ The Toast masters will meet to ] cauve of it* moil notable symptom. ing fog High Ibis afterno»n *•> lo night at A hi p m at Mariam I The spokesman *.ltd the out•3. low tonight «7 tn M Variable Restaurant Limit* of the ciuh leak iv riot sufficiently cstcliMV* to he dcscrtl-cd ac an ■’epidemic." winds 4 In tl mile* per hour. ■perch contest will he held. The disease affected crewmen of 1( ship*, including tlie superrarner Eotrcstal, which were in Na­ ples over Christmas and New Years. Tlie men probably picked up thr disease while eating m Neapolitan restaurants. Thieve* tell an rlectrie sir ill near a safe al Lee tiro* TUmihtng Do last night, but apparently matte no wtt* rwi-t to enter II, N'n hill for Ihr drill were found Entrance was gainsd b> brrak m>- a window and releasing Ihr ha k K C Whitmore lold mvestigihni' offu-eri Ll Jark Hickson and Sgt lien flutter tha; nothing else w*» disturbed The would toIhlrvrt left Ihe same way lhr\ Came; cloving the window behind them Hepatitis Strikes Crews Of 14 Ships Fire Weather Toast masters Meet Stripteaser Is Charged In 'Urge To Kill' Case LAUREL, Mil (DI'D— A 19 year old "erotic dancer" appears ui court here today to answer charges she tried lo kill a 22 yearold Virginia man In his parked csr a few Imurs after, meeting him at a Washington night spot. Stripteaser Jean la-wts, who pnftTins a* "lluney H Darling," was charged with assault with in trtil to kill in Ihr shooting ol Robert E. M<Cuddy, a Charlottes villt*. Va,, estate owner. MrCuddy was in critical condi lion at a Washington hospital af­ ter surgery for removal of two ,3a ralilwr bullets from hi* left chest and abdomen. The dancer still wure a G-string and halter under a sweater and outer coat when arrested. Mist Lewis said she met MeCuddy Monday night at the club him tn hi* ear when the rlith rioted at 2 a m , and drove to her apartnu-nt where she picked up Ihe revolver before rejoining him for a predawn rtde into the country, ahe added They drove lo a dirt road near Ihiwir, Md , where, Miss Lewis said, MrCuddy "started getting fresh " • She Inlet puttee that during the struggle ("itts ot them reached fur the pistol, which wal lying alup Ihr car’s tnstrumsnl panel be twren them Xht got to it first, she lold po lice, amt it discharged once acci­ dentally as they wresllrd, and a second time as he (rll toward her. Karltor, before putting her ac­ count of the Incident tn writing, the bosomy stripteaser had told pullet shr shot htt ucort hecaufe of "aa mrm ta tali a man m y Vehicles Turning Same Time, Place When two vehicles made right turns at ihe same spot last night, Ihe inevitable happened A cab driven by Charles Wczlry Elrod, ti5, was damaged to the tune uf 325u when It was crushed against the curb by a tractor trail­ er. The accident occurred at 7:63 p. m at French Ave. ami First SI. Hu'.h vehicles were traveling north. James K. Holman, 25. of (Jvcrpool, attempted his right turn from the left lane, and waa charged with careless and negligent driving hy l atrolman C. C. Dodaon. It’* Time To Pay Ling wood residents have warned that delinquent taxes and rater bills must b« paid, or legal citon w ^ ^ ^ talma ta * a « �" B n rfo rB -v r* n „ F r i.. t i , m s o Irn O .1 v ■i i ^ * +m**^ t I I E H ! •!«■*•? FEBRUARY SAVINGS SPECTACULAR! Capitol Dome 'Shakes And Trembles' !( I 1! i' «■ t fJ • h r CRAN K E U U Z K R " W ASHINGTON ( L T D H I* absolutely, unqul vocally not true that the dome of the U . S. Capitol it about to collapse, and anybody who thinks «* must have been • jxekirs at some ot It* ruvied rplslet and corroded bold recent­ l y uncovered by engineer*. ~ Here it Just one mure evidence m i ( the (act that a lillii- knowledge 3 * * danjeroua thing. The rravnn Mdftdals have barred tourist* IJrom the Capitol rotunda, and are Jbrepsring to ring the dome Inside nand out with steel scaffolds, is ^io t because they are doom-ter* -architecturally speaking. They •are just cautious. Tb ry want to know for sure Whether the cast Iron structure l« Hired. They also will slrrp better bights after establishing that the <.561-square-fool fresco paimrd in plaster hi years ago on Ibc in side of ihr tup id the dome i*n’t aliout tn come hurtling down 1M feet onto the heads of the taxpay­ ers, nut to mention the members Of Congress. Master dries and cracks with the passage of decades. Nobody can remember when, if ever, Constantino llrumidi's famous al­ legorical fresco umlrrwcnt any serious find of a check. It ap­ pears In in* cracking, but this could b« an illusion. Nor has anybody aecn some of the dome's ir.ncrmoil structure ■inre It was finished in tfciV an t.KA,200-pound cast iron miracle of I 'l time and still, Capitol nffl- G E N E V A (UPf>— I’roteslant and Orthodox church leaders asternj>lcd here today to seek agreement on such problems as nuclrar test­ ing inti Pope John .W ill's rail for a confrrenrn to promote Chris. tun umly. The churchmen mceling into are members of the 11-man ex­ ecutive committee of the World Council of Churches, which repre­ sents every msjor Christian de­ nomination except the Roman Catholic*. The committee'* decisions are not binding, but they arc expected to carry considerable weigh! with the 171 Christian churches in M rour.lrics which billing to the WCC. Prominent flgurrs attending Ihe meeting include Cranklm C'taik F ry , U S . Lutheran rhsirman of the committee: Martin Niemoller, the German Lutheran who dared to defy Adolf Hitler; and Itrltlsh » Rapllit trader Krnrst A. Payne Pope John's proposal headed the Hat of lulijrcls In he itisniisid In, day. It Is considered likely that • the committee will issue a stale* | ment indicating Protestant terms fur a discussion of unity with the Roman Catholiri. T O D A Y 'S P IC T U R E S A U K T O M O R R O W 'S TH K A S U R K S — 310 B. 1-AUK A V U T h e New eat and !.uiyccat LO NNIE'S Record Ruck HANFORD AYE, Complete Slisrk nf Tti|i 100 Real llv Far CALL HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 / HERTZ r E ve n !n u n F A 2*730fl « i * * * Future Farmers of lUJO tti will hold a reunion Feb. 21 at the Motora Inn. Those who have not Item contacted are asked to call Henry Jameson, FA 2 W71. Com­ ing from Aleaandria, Va , will lx K. H. Ty le r J r „ pa si presi­ dent of the Seminole County Chap­ ter, and his wile, tiie former Teres* Humphrey. Civil caves which were tu lx tried by Circuit Judge Volie Wil­ liams early this week were settied out nl court. Until today, when an all day cast waa ache, diiitd lur (rial, Urn judge hit found himself in Ihe role of medi­ ator. An amusing note: Mr*. Clarence (H ildal Powell, teller at the First Federal Saving* and Loan Co,, won Ihe Courtesy Week award for Ihr most courteous bank teller. Saving* IKinds for the competition wire donated by Hu* Florida State Hank and the Sanford Atlantic Hank. Nickel plating was Brat used commercially about Kin tn Eng­ land Vic Rohellu, A f L t f O l E . la l * The Police llcnevolenl Associa­ tion wilt have a dinner Hireling Feb. 1* at 6:30 p. in. in Jim Spencer's Restaurant. LA K E L A N D ( U l ' l ) - T l x Fed*i.vI Matkrting Agtacmenl Com* milter* changed the mini mum Ut.datdi for UnKelos shipped ont ef Ihe Mate Tuesday, inn left other fruit irgulatioiiv alone. The giowcii administratis* i .immilter and the shippers advl-ory eommiltei* voted to allow tangrlnc graded No, 2 ruix-t nr i hi tter to be -hipped out o( Florida for the remainder of thn •enson. Pieienl omngc und grapefruit i regulation* will irmniri In effect up t„ Match 2 and prearnl Ian* prune standards Will hold up for the rest of the season. Tune** end U|>*iomini; H its Heard on W T R R — l Local Briefs Committee Sets Tangelo Standard ill 8 K . le t H I. Ill (fo n t a N EW YORK (U P ly — The Na­ tional Assn, fur Mental Health want* everyone to lake sharp no­ tice of whit a group "f former mental pailenta are doing In Hunt­ ington, W. Va. II would like the idea to catch on everywhere, These recovered patient* arc talking about their illneasrs at freely and fully ** moat recover- M Sgt. Mcaiham will lx in the U, S. O. building each Mon­ day fruin 10 a. m. tu 3 p. m. Mearham is Ihe U. S. Army Re­ cruiter for Seminole County. Record Hlore In Town * * * * t i i A School Plan Gels 'Cold' Reception Avertigo No Rood t SPECTACULAR FINER ’SAVE HALF* - ! PAINTS! A Rd* outside oil point and fin* well points. Cus­ tom shading. Many im­ proved feature*. * isi-Laisxt m in gu»9 wells, ceilings end me sen- My premium ereduct. Per ry— inside end eut. Dee* merino specification. For ns et colere. every purpose. " USI TMI SOUTH'! MOST FAMOUS FAINT — SAVE HALF ON ALL YOUR FAINT NEEDS! CUARAHTEED! BEST YOU HAVE IVIR USED OR ALL YOUR MONEY IACK." WORLD'S LARGEST OPERATOR OF ITS RIND. MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORIES. V V W W Mary Carter Paints V B IR T H D A Y F a ’ iM bY # * " S HAMS (o c f c M t O t l PAG! "Super R if hi" MAYONNAISE C EN TE R -C U T f OKD, F LA . We Give FRKK Ulovle TlcVels — No Purcha.se N'cccnhary DEPART ME NT ! \3°* SLICED HAM Lb. k»c i j Western n r ^ ir in "SUPER R IG H T ' Heavy S P E C I A L 1 . Steak T - B O N E or SIR L O IN 47' Morell’e Pride Cooked A LI, GOOD BRAND SLICED C A N N ED HAM BACON 3 it *259 GOVERNM ENT INSPECTED GEORGIA GRADE "A " Dreweed k Drawn F W HOLK rvers ■■a am mm W W W * H X A 2 tO 3 Lb, m ^ Average "SUPER RIGHT" H E A V Y W ESTERN STEER B E E F SHORT CUT Rib Roast A&P OUR FINEST D U A L ITY SW T. POTATOES 2 ^45 YOUR CHOICE ANN PAGE PRESERVES 3 $1 00 l i f t f>». Bird Dralge Glsstca AAP O liR FINEST D U A L ITY * APPLE SAUCE * i 8 M" Vi « 69 CRKSTM ONT ICE CREAM W ALD ORF TO IL E T 12 TISSUE Ilo lU $1 00 A&P 2 Pineapple Juice 59( IONA Halven or Sliced Peaches 4 *100 NIB LETS Whole Kernel Corn Frcnh Cri^p Lettuce 2 25' $l°° Bananas 10' Lb. Vine Ripe Ripe Pineapples Red 6 Golden Ripe Eaeh 29* Tom atoes 19* Lb. U. S. No. 1 Delicious ♦ * Apples 2 25' Potatoes 10 * Lb. 29' IlitK R* * Mery Kitchen No*It Beef lln-h 15!j nr. |.1c Sunshine Hjdrut Ten Bagx * Dendorenl 4* 20(1 Magnolia at 2nd St. »*» tin* tenM-f 1 t»y t g tin ««•#«•• f o o d S tores ett !••! «* l i i m m . M • Flour Bouquet Krculer Rara Heirrgmt 5 lb. 35e tleenaer Bab-0 Felbetk 2 cans 33e 0I< Wairrgmund Corn Meal 5 (b. hag <a»hm*re Gold Medal Prices In thin ad effective through Saturday, Febru­ ary H . l.untheon Meet Spam 16'n 23c Dial Soap 2 for 27c ■week Net Btrsiaed Baby Food 6 jtra 39e if ♦ 71* og. 'j:k Tetley + ♦ * V M I ♦ ■ ■ 9 i * SHORT SHANK HALF or WHOLE )f FREE! IN ( V f R T COOKED Cookien Every 2nd Cin * VAIUIS FULLY ANN It* Jn llammnnil Phone VA •-3332 .............................. . ,___ G irl acout and Brownie leaders rd surgical pailenta talk a u. im j ronumuf, rirxirmen met at Iheir operations. They do It a* 4 Ihe home of neighborhood chair­ ronlnhulion to the grnrral wel­ man. Mrs. Frank Russell in Fern fare nn grounds lhal Ihe public's Park, Tuesday, Feb. 3. subrosa attitude toward mental M in June Williamson, director lllnris greatly aggravates that of Winter Park, waa guest particular publie health problem. ■peakrr. Miss Williamson showed In that respect they arc in com­ movie* of Ihe Juliette Lowe birth pute agreement with the scien­ place in Savannah, Ga., and it* tists In this field, where more tax restoration. money is spent with leas public Plana were made for Ihe rookie support than any other, ihe sci­ aate next week and for the Inter­ entific viewpoint la that a mental national Friendship p r o g r a m illncs* is an illness no less legiti­ which will be held Tuesday March mate than any other, and an ill 10 at Ihe American Legion Hut person shouldn't he atigmatired. in Sanford beginning at 6 30 p Thia a'dgma. which the public Imposes, both prevents early ro.Attending the meeting were treatment of mental illness, when Lei* Kek. Edna Wiggins, Jnrt treatment would be mod effec­ Pearson, Nil* Bridge, Dorothy tive. and complete tchabilitation I.unn, Juanita Rims, Slaym r Wolf, nf the ill, according to all author- Jo Hammond, Lucy Nell Young. itisi Evelyn Kanble, June Rogers, But ' one of Ihe reasons (or this Nancy Clements, Pat Done and stigma will be erased when the Mahle Chapman recovered mental patient is will­ Civic Meeting ing lo discuss hi* illness as freely Mrs Grorge Otto, president of as (he surgical patient discusses the Civic League, led thn recent his operation," said Hrs. Thelma meeting of Ihe group at which V. Uwrn and M. G. Stcmmcr* plans were made for a bake sale mann. to he held In the near future. They are directors of the Owen Mrs. f. I.. Cox was appointed Clinic Institute, a small private chairman.« menial hospital in lluntinglon, Mrs. Lou Carlson led devotion­ where llierr have been miny libe­ al* using “ The Alphabet of the ral Innovations over the years. Bible." Dr* Owen and Memmtrmann de­ Mr*. John Banners presented a scribed the pioneer mental health review of the book "A fte r You, publicity work of Ihe recovered Marco Polo" patients in Ihr association's quar­ Refreshment and decorations terly Journal. committee member* Mrs. Stephen The ex-paUenli form a dub. To Rockwell, Mr*. Earl Hunt an, Mr*. be full members, Ihey mu*t be H II Gray, Mr*. M. H Blanket!willing to Identify Uiemselvrs by ship, Mrs. John Baumholsrr and name in the club's public activi­ Mr*. Lewis Patch ustd the valepties. Th ty form panels which ap­ tine theme. pear before any group that a is Prnlrfoslal Bally interested In learning the score Attending the recent rally at lb* shout mental illness from people landed Pentecostal church in Or­ who have eaperlenred.il. lando were the Itev. K. Bum (irant, local minuter. Sibyl Grant, Janet Carroll, Melba Faye Bar­ ker, Steve Willis, David Willis, John Ld l.cm h, Bobby Bennett, l.arry Eidavon, Bay ami Rlrky Ltilavon and Mr. and Mr*. Tho mas I. Airry, C. C. Lauded ami Mr*. William Grcubrc Songs and bibte quit were pre­ W ASHINGTON (U P D — Preal. dent Eisenhower's new pay later sented by these local delegates. Personal* plan (or school construction aid Winter guest* of Mr. and Mrs. got n cold reception in Congieta Th ru Tire are Mr. amt Mrs. today. Hemoria lt denounced the pro* Henry Barron of Williamsport, |*ot*l aa "too little and too lute'' lad Mr. and Mrs Joe H**artn nf ard unworkable besides. Thete was little outpouring uf enthusi­ Turner, Kan. were weekend gusiis nf Mr and Mrs. I. L Cox, recent­ asm limn the Republican side. Chali man James E. Murray ly Mrs, Castle Maiers baa return­ (D-M ont.I of tlx Senata cduca linn aubcommlltce called th« ad­ ed to Delray Beach after a visit ministration plan a "legislative spent with her daughter and sonmonstrosity" designed "not tu inlaw, Mr and Mra. Merle Har­ help education hut to help hank­ ris, and oilier frlrmlr here. Mr and Mr*. Lym an Wenters " . lirp. Cleveland M Badey I l i ­ wntlli nf Fort Pierce and t.toyd ft Va.). ch*hman of the House Starbnrd nf Holden, Mats , were sisbrommitte* on school aid legis­ recent guests nf Mr. and Mrs. lation, said It would not help the It W Hammond Mr and Mrs Fred Young nf •choul district* (hat need aid the Lakeland were (hr recent week­ must. Both Mutrwy and Had*) piom- end guests of her vlvter and bro­ !»cd to give the administration a ther in law, Mr and Mr*. U. Y. chance to state Us case at hear- Milllt an Attending the Victor Hnrge Show mg But theie appealed llltlr chance »< Die Sanford Civic Crnter were (lx adminivlialion ruiihl srll the I Mra Itulh Hamilton amt guests, plan to tlx liravdy-Domocratlc 1D - and Mr*. George Tucker; Mr. Congtrss, and Mra. Fred lliatlinr, -------, Mayor and Mra Alien Lnrraann entertained Center Barr, held of the tamtwood Umpire school at LO N D O N It I'D — Trans World an informal gathering recently. Airlines disclosed today that d of other guests included Harry ih« 1u British girl* it trained last Brown. Barr's assistant; John Dic­ year si hostesses on tu Amerl- kenson, Cot and Mr*. Rnberl ran domestic flights havn been Flddy and Mr. and Mrs. Hixon married or become engaged. Eldridge SAVING "SUPER R IG H T" Tender Smoked Skinned- Longwood A WOMAN'S EFFICIENCY HAS SAVED MANY MILLIONS IN FINE PAINTS * . + MONET the recall that the akin of the dome seems to be hanging over the plata in space. However, en­ gineers say there is no safety problem lure. They also deny that the opera­ tion of heavy cranes and Jack­ hammers necessary to tear down the east front play a part in their concern at the dome's internal condition. Congressional employes who aren't engmrtra are inclined to wonder about this, every time they frel the Capitol tremble. Those Mentally III The most frequent notation on the police rrto rd i is tne ont about finding door* upon in busi­ ness establishment*. Burglars, however, never seem In find theve. u r perhaps they consider an open door too dull. Wiclioldt'x i',},?,?** ha> been measured at between 3 and 4 inches. The dome work Is cnW Indirect­ ly related to another hig project at the Capitol, extension of ihe east front. Ride through Capitol plara these days anil you think Harry 5. Truman waa right when he said the dome one day would be toppling over. Alide from any Internal drfrclt it may have, the dome, accord­ ing to Trum an, was off balance. Congress finally agreed and ts spending gl0.1M.0W to tear down, the east front and relocate It. in more permanent form, 3zv» feel further out. 'Ihr old front is down now, with Girl Seoul Group Stigma Is Leaving Has Planning Meet Ttir Longwood area Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday at » p. m. in the Civic League Building Rlrhard Gormley and Robert Howling of the Howling Appraisal Company will speak on "Reappraisal of 5cn\iflole coun­ ty " _ _ _ Churchmen Meet On Big Problems 11 clats believe, the biggest dome of cast iron anywhere in the world. Signs of deterioration which in­ spectors have uncovered however have prompted officials to push (oAsard at once with a mayor In­ spection and overhaul of the dome. At least four of its 35 outer iron ribs are to tie removed. If tests show age anil stress has taken its toll, all 3* riba will be replaced. One worrisome prohlrm is thsl the Home swings with the sun. Not so you ran see it. Hul you can somrtlmrs hear it creak si the heat aide cxiiands anil the cool aide eoniracta. Total movrmtnl Vel Deltrgeal “Vel Lii Liquid Detergent Fab Regular 2 foi If- Pkg 12 ot If- Pbf Cleanser .Wax 2 cam �If c r r ’- r ^ '“5?-- - - - - - — — —/ ’ rr« .-v r» . - I ' In f irt E r r a lU V c d . . F e b . 1 1 , 10 5 9 - r « g « 3 S c o u t C o o k ie Sanford residenti will be in'errsted to know that those licitr.ous. fresh Girl Stout rookies will go on sale at t p m. Frida). Feb 13 T lu cookies will be sold for one week This is the only sale tlii'ir.; t u 'c a r On AVcdnCSdl] morning Feb t. troop cookie chairmen met at the home of Mr* Jhe Das is for coffee, a sampling of thr cookie*, and In stnctlon*. Tbe home of Mrs Ran daft Chair. Bclalr, I i the cookie station. On Thursday thr troop chairmen will pick up their coo kies there so that the Girl Scouts can begin their sale on Friday. Mrs Chase will have MO rartnn* of cookies with 12 hove* In each carton Last sear the Citrus Council of 2/ M R S . 1 IE K S H A I. C. S W A F O R I) (Jam e so n P h o to ) Couple Wee/ Sunday Mlis Patricia Carolyn Brad- 'dock. Altamonte Spring*. Mr. itftfk. Miami, and Hrrshal C. Swaford is the ton of Mt and f>aaford. Miami, were mattieJ Mr*. Frank Swaiord, Miami. The double ring, candlelight Sunday at the Altamonte Spring* I ceitmony h s i performed b> the Community Church. Iter. Welter Cremran*. Miss Mitt Rraddoek is the daughter Jranie Jont*. Ocala, wet the •f Mr. and Mr*. Eugene D. Btsdbrldftmeld. Bevt men was E u ­ gene Biaddock Jr. A reception end wedding din­ ner followed et the Lungwuod Hotel. The enuple will live in Mialmi Mr. Swaford is employed by the Humane Society. Mr* Swaford works in the sheriff’s depart­ ment. Mr. end Mrs. Charlri Schadt • ere guest* e( nonor at a farewell part) Monday evening at the home of Id. (jg ) and Mra. James Y. Florriary. The hoita served a lovely rake, decorated with the lettering, •lion Voyage to I.mine and Married couples have far more fnarirs", and coffee to the follow­ romantic appeal to the American ing gurtts: I.cdr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Hendrick. Lcdr. and Mrs people than ainglr twosomes, ac­ D B. Brown, and Lrdr. and Mrs. cording to a national poll In which Ihr public vuted for their favorite Hlrhard NrUon. The Schadts. who are leaving "Valentines of the Year." for Canada, were presented with In each of the eight categories a farewell gift from th r.M n rri- in public life, the top fasoriGt seys. Mr. Srharit la a Westing are a Mr. and M rs, and even home representative. a Prince and I’nncrss. hut not one "courting couple* headed the returns. Topping Hu list are President and Mrs Elsenhower, who recrisrd more votes than any The L'nitrd Church Women of other winner. Th r majority of the Sanford will ohrervr the "World ballots referred to the President Pay of Prayer" on Friday at the and hit lady as "Ike anil Mamie." first Presh)terian Church at 10 The complete list of wtnnrrs a m. and categoric* of Ihr Sehraflt's Mrs Roy Minn la the leader. •Valentine* of the Year" are: Others participating are Mrs. Government. President and Mra. Joe Baker, Mrs I.. G Hunter, Dwight D Ktsenhower. The Arts, Mrs John Miller. Mrs C. B. Mr. k Mrs. I-ctmard Bernstein Srhilke. I'lhers are Mrs 1) P. <Felicia Montealrgre l; Motion 1.liner, Mrs. A. 1., I.yon. M n . Picture. Mr. k Mrs. Bobert Wag S. M. Morriton, Mra. R. B. For­ ner I Natalie Wood): Television. bes. Mrs C. 1. Persona. Mrs, Mr. k Mrs. O n tr Nelson (lia r , The Elsie Knight Circle of the Lharlrt Wilke will sing. riel); Stage, Mr. k Mrs. Alfred This day It observed by 111 l«unl tl.ynn Fontanne); b’ports, First Baptist Church met st thr home of Miss Martha Foa on Park eourtrlrs. Mr. k Mrs Roy Campanclla Avenue. (Ruthif): Business k Industry, Alaska, Ihr fabuloua 49th stair, Mr. 4c Mrs. Adam Glmbcl So­ was thr suli.rrt of Ihr mission phie); International. Prince Ha­ A regular nireting of the Boat program given by Mrs. Fred Fish and Ski l luh will he held Thurs mer 111 and Princess Grace; er. This was the fust year of such day the 12th at eight o'clock In A letter from Mivs Ondrna the Agriculture Building behind a poll which now will he schcdul Mari.liny, Baptist missionary tn Seminote High School on 11th rd as an annual event. Awards honoring the "Vslentmcs of the Havana. Cuba, was read. Mrs itreet. The public Is cordially tovtted Y rsr" are inscribed scrolls and F. I. lum pier announced that a to atlrnd and plans will b* made a traditional S.hraffl's heart tri­ collage prayer meeting w.ll be for the forthcoming Marathon. bute as wrll ss a gift each month hrld st her home. 1217 Oak. on Plans for \ r Commodore's Ball of the year to commemorate the Feb 27. Th ii precedes the "Week of Prayer" to be held at the occasion will be completed. In rich n ty thr residrnt* also church Atarrh 4 13. The circle's project for March were asked to vote for the local couple whom they consider quail is to visit the county home for The United Daughters of the fird to he the "Yalrntinc of thr the aged Confederary met at the home of Year" in their locality. A social hour was enjoyed The Mr*. B. I - Perkins Friday. Feb circle wrlromrd a new member. * Mrs M S. Wiggins and Mrs. Mrs. G. B. Drake. There were "Tarleton a Tea Table." a large 14 membr-s present and one visi­ Perkins were hostesses Plans were completed for rn boulder In the town square of tor, Mrs. George Carver. trrtalnin; the members of Dis­ Lineolnton. N. C., was named af trict Three on March K at Spen ter a British general who Is said Slaty per rent nf all apparel In errs Restaurant. The meeting to have taken his meals off thr boulder during the Revolutionary thr United State* is made of cot­ will he held at 10 lo a. m ton All numbers must call Mrs Akar. Martin Itram. FA 2 7107. for res­ ervations before March I. Farewell Party Held National Poll Tells Valentines Church Women Slate Ohfiervance Friday Girl Scouts cleared Alt.539.IS for the Council c'anm Ticocbce devel­ opment and S5t9.IT for the Negro Girl Scout ramp in Ocala Nation at Forest The council hopes to clear >20,100 W this vear. Troop cookie chairmen are Mrs. W. K Giles Lake Monroe Mrs Coleman. Troop 2: Mr* James Aon Hcrbolis. Troop 115. Mrs. Fitts. Troop 2*1: Mr* Jamrs Doucette. Troop 2S9. Mr* Bar barn Simmons, Troop 321; Mt* it R. 'I Gorton. Troop SI Mr* P V Chev slier. Troop 31* Mr* A' Halback, Troop 2t2. Mrs. T . C Proutner, Troop r •* a d * R T Met aiklll rroop r<ht. Mrs J «• l-ee. Troop .V-V. Mrs Dean Smith. Troop 201: Mrs. R B. AVight 11 ahdsin RUSH ( IR I I t: The Rose Circle will mrrl at 9 45 a nv Friday at the home of Mrs Charles II Cole. Geneva. Mrs. Charles S Hrumlcs is to hostess Mules on orchids and house plants will be shovsn The speaker is Mrs. Cole This meet log will include a covered d.sb luncheon A/..AI.L \ I IKS I E The Asalra Circle will mce. at * p. m Thuraday at the name of Mr*. Lari Turner. ISO' Mellon* illwith Mrs. John Clark a*sl*ting. The rare and feeding of buibs will be discussed Pkl.M C IR C L E The Palm Circle will meet Fri day at I M p. m at the home of Mrs ti. J. Kessemeh, Dctlary Mr* David Runkrl ts assistant hostess. Mrs. L. L. Campbell, guest speaker, will present a pro gram on "herbs". DIRT G A R D E N E R S CIRCLE The Dirt Gardener's Circle will meet at to a. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. E. I). Rinehart on Rinehsrt Road. JACAR AN U A C IR C LE The Jacaramla Circle will meet at * 30 p. m. Friday in the Home |)emonitration Center on 25th St Hostesses air Mrs Braula Thorn ton and Mrs George Ewan Mrs Thornton will show colored slides of gardens In foreign countries M A t.N O IJ A CIR CLE The Magnolia Circle will meet with Mrs W Wasson 2201 Wash tngton D r , on Thursday at 10 a. m Mrs. James Hunt is cm hostess Principles of plant di scare will be thr sublet! discuss ed by Dr. J . V. Darby. A novelty sale will tie hrld. Ill RISC I B CIR CLE The Hibiscus Circle will meet at the home of Mr*. J P. Thur­ mond on Friday at 2 W p. m. Members go out Writ 20th St and turn left before getting lo the little white churrh This is Ridge Road but has no street sign IAQR.A A N D DRUTAAUOI) C IR C LE S Thr Dora and Driftwood circles will meet together at 9 15 a m at the home of Mrs John Alorgan. Co hostesses are Mrs Harry Weir, Mrs. G. I Jenen. and Mrs T. J K iIrline The speaker will be Mrs. II R Moore. Fort Pierre. H tr subject is "Oriental Floral Art". Church Circle Meets Boat And Ski Meet S a le Mrs. Garnrr C rhr gave a birth day party for htr son Jimmy Monday aftrrnoon at thru Lake Mary home. Jim m y was fire years old. H u e st s enjoyed supervised games and rrrnved hats and horn far favors Rrfrrshmrnts of ire cream and rake were terved Attending were: tunua and Kim Wilber. Pat and Mike Toll*. Ml chad. Stanley. Billy and Lisa Drake, OUi Sjoblom. Stevie and Sandy Fletrher. Barbara Flet­ cher. Patricia WTIIis. Billy Free man. Drift! Freeman, Karen and Kristine Smith, and Cathy Gehr. Adults present were: Mr* Rob ert Tolle. Mrs Russell Drake, Mrs. R E Wilbur, Mrs. A. P. Fletcher. 1 wirh cookie* sou enjo)el so much last sear? Have your change rea­ dy when your Girl Seoul! in giern or brown rnm r to your door this Friday and thrisvishoot the week. Church Calendar WEDNESDAY Wives Have Luncheon German Style Smorgasbord Supper Served Slated Friday n. N A V Y VAI.KNTI.SK HAYKKTIIKAKTS The •women vsill servi Valentine iweethearl.1 at the Welcome \ aril Party for V A II-I Saturday night, the cvektat l*iirtv will lip Itclil from li-8 p.m. at the IH.B). Lett to ritfhv ru e : Mr*. K. J. Mills, Mr*. I». T. (Vnner. Mrs. 1). P. Cun* in ;k - Mr*. J. W. Hill, ami Mrs. I*. J*. IPakr (lieraid Staff Photo) 5HS Club Has Meet Delirious thokir* and punch Approvimalrly 25 members ol Ihr future Teacher* Club of Semi­ were served b> Sharon and her mother. Mrs. D. D. Mavwell. nole High School wrrr rntcrtamrvl **n Thursday rvmtng by Miss Sha mn 'I sw e ll at her homr in luieh Ariwir. The club sponsors. Mrs \Aray and Mrs. Bateman, were prevent ‘alto. The inerting was ronducted by Chief A' *itant Officer and Mr*. Alarylrr Barton, president. An in J* hn West have a* their houi* ■uainm irons t v Itlio Citaptv.. Della Kappa Gamma, was s-vtend gue tv lut muthri, Mr*. Frank rvl to a Trt County Confcrcncq West, and hi* »l*ttr and brr hut* Day at Stetson oil Fell 7. tour linnJ, Mi. and 'Ii* . J. AA’. Surgl** hundred future Trarhrr members m. all ef AAyunc. Aikantns. Itooi .Seminole. I.akr and Volusia Atr. and Mis. AAllliam Erickson, counties svrrr to atlrnd liujid' r, Cot., have : . *m P.e hru*# Alts. Bateman rsplainest Use lo gitesU •f Cdr. and Mr*. E. Ilor* ral trarhrr aide program sche­ , tell. duled the week of feb 1C.v. Phi Rla Jone*. ton of Me. Sophomore, Junior and senior and Mi*. AVillis Jones, has mainmem lor* will ait at aides and lamed an A avri.sge for the first observe actual *lraclilng prinrd- .-me :rr at Dallas Theological utes in gradv* I* at this time. Venn nal) in Dali a . Tet. He CaB An original skit by Peggy AVe*t- be braid on Til*-*da>* and Fndaya gate lonrerning teaching waa pic >ii bla mn AA I 111! at 9 13 a m. *’B •mint with Prggv and Maryr|ee tlaoni Itib'r Class", parti* ipatlng This skit was pre­ Mis AA. G. It,.** and daughters, sented on the Della Kappa Gam­ Alary Elisabeth and It-vanne, at* ma program at Mct.-on vvitn Janet tended Gatparllla festivities la Glenn introducing the girls . lampa thl* vvevSt. Tourist Picnic Told .Marriage Revealed QUICKC FR E E ZE S AA r H a ve A F ERT I L I ZER For ICvcry Need Pkont FA2-SHI 401 W IS* St SAMFORD SHOE SALE 3 0 0 Pairs Taken From Our Regular Stock F L O p c u i l v ii j n AA n L l If 1 19.95............. WKSTKKN I . S. CHOICE: HEAVY IIKKI 85 BABY LIVER 45 AVKSTKIIN I.KA.N S(|UAI(K ( I T IIOSTON HI IT PORK ROAST I I I II OWN 1, 11. 45 C T IC K Now #■ IHKSK I'HICKS K ITK C TIV i: 'lUiTCS. • KHI. • SAT. AA KSTLIIN r . S. CHOICK IIKKI’ | "4T « 95 JA R M A Ins Were N oav 7.95 ONE LOT 5.,95 14.95............ # SHARP CHEESE I C O RN ED BEEF lb* 6 9 ‘ I lb. 5 9 c D O N ' T I T . A. ( s l t A I ) K A — D I I I K C T F R O M I.O C A I. F A R M S . .. ^ LARGE X-LGE. d EGGS57doz 5o 4z T H E Y 'R E E D U C A T E D ! STACT »AVtMO K * TSSt fU TU tl TODAT P&AAonaL Were ROUND STEAK CAREERS Im /t/trn Troop 221, Mrs. Burnell Ball. Troop 2 Mr*. Boy \Vri*cnbrrter. Troop 320 and 2*5. Ilvirdo: Mr* Frances Srliulti. second grsde troop at All Soul*. Mr*. David Cunning, v M-s. J II Puott. Troop inr, Mr* Fes Hastan. Troop* 191 ard 111: Mrs II D Pedrivts J r . Troop 3H; Mis I. iRowland, lYoop 4'2; ,'lu* F ra n .ri I'obb, Trisop NH; »n*l .»!!•* I.av via Ifauvet. Loop 2li. M r. II C nuhn I* to *erve a* si brhsirman in charge of the »iv All Souls Tloops and Air* It T MeCaskill as sub chairman tor the t|\ Pmeerest troop*. R ni ruber t li <• « • mvitatia* mini* and ihove creamy sand F rid a y ll.r ihildren's viu r will prac­ tice at the Luther, i I'huis.t of live Redeemer at • : •* p m. Inc l liurrb *.'boir will pia Ii • at 9 ."9 p. m. 1he Senior H u h Ahviir **f the Eint Presbyterian Churrh will meet (nr supper at * p. m. and for rehearsal at 9 50 p m. The Mid AAeek Bible Ilnur of the First Presbyterian ihurch wilt )>e ronducted by the pastor. Rev A G Ml limit, al 7 P HI. The Chancel Ctioir of the Lirst Prrabylcrian Church "ill meet for irhrarsal at 7:2-0 p nv Prayer m rrliug at the first Bsptlst Churrh at I -J p m Training Union t*veriillve meet Ing at the First Baptist Churrh at t 't l p ut Chapel Choir of tin l..v* Idcth mli-1 c hurch vsill *rhrarsr at 3 ?° p m Senior choir rehrj;».,s al i It p m The AVorkri* C'ontrirnce will have a cosered sllsh *up('er in McKinley Hall at t a p in fi>1 lowed b* department*' mee'ing* The Comml sion on Minions will meet at T.IW p m l.i the Dependable a las*rv>ttm ef the First Methodist Churrh. T i l l KSIIAY The Chancel Ch..ir of ihr F.rsl Methosllvt Chute h will rrhraric at 7 10 pm Pinefrest Baptist tluiirh Choir practice at 7 10 pm Stud) of the book "How tn AVln to Chri»l ‘ at the Fir»l Baptist M A Y O I t IS F I R S T L T S T O M K I I — T ile first liox o f l i i i l Chur.-h at 9:13 a m . Scout c o o k ifjl i* nolil In M n y u r A l W ilso n , Makittyr th e sale Roval Amba**ad»>r* meet at m e in te r m e d ia te ,Scoui l l a r U r a H u ck le r m ill llr o u n ie the First Baptist t huich al 7 P m. Choir rehranalf at the First Scout T e t r y C h e v »H e r. t H « ' -»:«l S t a f f P h o t o ) llaplist « hutch as follow*: l and Choir, f> ti p m Concord Choir, 7 p m ; t liurrh Choir, I p in. Gill Seoul Tmop No. 213 of the first Presbyterian t hurch Officers wives of A'.AII 7 held vsrto Musty Eseuvlier anJ Datyl will niret in thr Youth Building al 3 .15 p m. their monthly lunche-m Thursda) Dc mbu*ki the Heatons of lha first IGe* (■ unit wii* *»atr>l al *m*U at the King and Puree Restau­ inlerMn Chuith will meet at 7.43 rant in Casselberry. Hostcsara table* drcuiated wyh red and pm. white cat nations canying out the A nicotine thrmr. Attending the luncheon wcie Mrs. II. F. l-vng, wife of the r. mm.nding offleei, Atr* K F Rowell, the rseculive uf/i.ri s vile, lie ... rn Uiehl, Gene Flit*, — . ... A delightful buffet served G rr Tl.e Kthrl It ut Clirle of the man style was given recently at Ruth Hodges. Elsa Jahlontki. Ja Congregational Chrisitan Churrh the home o( Mr and Mrs It K. Jennings. Itu.iy l.illeh .e, Fiati will have it* auruial Nmoigivhutil Ratliff, Jr . of Sunlatid Kvtatrs MrPHeiion, Ann Meigle, Jane Supper on fell II Loin 5 7.30 Sully Cocktails were follownl Ivy the I'rudro, Ji*)ir It*.belt*. pm at the t elluw *hip Halt of buffet which featmed German vAelgle, Shu ley Anungblad. Jnan the chiueh foods and ineludrd various kind* l vpelta end lli.iibir llnta. Yugima Mr* llrit**l and Atr* Tluir*ton of sausages and thre*e» from lohnstnn, A All 5, ut'.ru led as the aie r<* vhair man fur the supper gurvt of Arlirne lit v ant. Mrs. Ratliff s home state ol Wis an.i hsve a wonderful menu plan­ consin. ned. Guests w rrr I. L llcwrtt of Ihetr will he user 25 original Titusville. Mr and Mrs It C. The annual Maine Florida pie aardish dishes served. Two of Stroud of Kissimmee, Robert Dl it.r most popular arr l.impa mnnd and Lee Kolp.r and fun r nie will lie held this year In Com­ iSwrdl'h bread) and Swrdlih munity Hall, Pomona Park, on of Orlando. Mr ami Mr* Ernest .leal ball* Thr*e ate original Itnutr 1 7 north nf Drl.and, on Wartenherg and James Kendall aml'y recipes, handed <1-*■*-■ to Air Ratliff ts a design engineer Thursday. Feh 19, at 12 p m This will lie a put luck dinner. one nf the church's Swedish wornfor Martin Company in Orlando This*r attending are asked tn take rn Ameiiean di*he» will include a covered divli or dessert. Itnlls, ham. tu'krv, cheese*, cluikeu. hotter, iidfrr. cream, sugar, and ■ellshi* and conge.s’ed *a ads, tahlr sci v if * will l>c fsirni ».H <1 .vt(vnk- with p.rniy of hut coffer Agnes Mine Johnson and I n i ' All Maine tourists and friends | Door prllrv will tie awarded MrVey, 1.0* Angeles, were mar Ticket* may he obtained Loin arr invited. rted quietly In January by Dr an* nirmlier of thr eirrle. J. Bernard Root. Mrs. MeA’ey Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stine Thr MrA'rys are residing st 919 I.au Central rrl A*e. fiortd * UDC Has Meeting Birthday Celebrated B e g in s :— - - - - - - - - - - - - j HUNT'S Tuxedo Feed Store Cor. Sanford k 2nd FA 2-2621 F O R T U N ES Were 10.95............. 9.95............. Now 6.95i| 5 .9 5 ' PLEASE ASK FOR W H O L E S A L E P R IC E S L O C K E R or F R E E Z E R ON A I.I. FO ODS FOR Y U IJ R and SOM A �•- 4 Editorials Washington Calling GOLDEN RETRIEVER 1 y Mirqolt Chltdi . tisner. In hii tour of Europe he mrnt are not until.t thn-e that WASHINGTON' — J u i l three will find the situation as follows; exist smnna the Allies. Pourrful year, ago, when the Communist LO N D O N — ■ Wit* difficulties at figure* in the Pentagon and the_ . .. «• . . Home, including rising unemploy- where believe any agreement with party wss holding it* 20th world mrnf^ „ , e Conservatives must in the Soviet Union, however limited Congress in Moscow, Secretary (hr next t l month* decide when, or however hedged around "Mil of State John Poster Dulles ap- in hold an rtectlon Presiurr for laferuirds. must be to America's pearing before th* Senate Foreign negotiation* of a truce in the cold disadvantage, and they will do Relation* Committee spoke these »• heavy A great deal turn* all they can ta block agreement on rrim e Minister Harold Mac- of whatever kind. •*t * j think ih#> made w ry wlllin** personal popularity and it \% a painful dilemma in i little progress in the last few Pojh'cat *k>u - , , one which the Foreign Relation* >cari and the proof of it i« that " A llf S -D f a p jlr a far atronirrr Committed mutt view with tom* at this very moment in Moscow " * J m* un,,er ‘ieturel Uharlci Pi,s|0n Pcthapa If the Sovlti line lh »j are having lo revlae their deOautle, h ranee it still preoc- hardm* again and there is a whole pros ram. If wa had to go vupied with irternsl problems, seeming Inflexibility on Berlin and through tuth a revision and *P*C,*I emphasis nn the con- |h«- deadline for departure of Mae rhinge nI our vshole nrogram at Homing war in Algeria and it* 77 (the dste the Russians say they are undergoingIt would lie l|r*ln ln rnta *nJ, ,noflrJ The thr> will Pirn alt their functions advertised all over the world )**lon of revived glory demands *1 |t,f|jn over to East Germany 1, that we hid failed. ^*r mor* authority in the a llu - .Secretary Dulles may be rescued. "The fact it they have failed ,n f* ,n<* memberihip In the Hid it will be at best a perilous and they hive got to devise new nu„ l t w . .. , , . . . *ort °f rr»vup putting new strains polities.R O N S - A t one level In the West on „ )r W ri, ,n , h#th, Dulles was being questioned on ,,rrm *n government they are in .perrhri out of the 21vi Congrev* the situation in the Middle Ea*t rethinking the problem of Moscow have shown none of hv Senator J. William Fulbrlghl, y rrm *n rrunlfiratlun But vvhe^ the" woaknrves Dulles detected the new chairman of the Senate ther any change from the fixed three* years ago. Foreign Relation. Committee. p illio n « f U » P «t will he sane Pressed as lo whether the apeeih thanceilor Konrad Adcc« Of Nikita Khrushchev and n » « ' r >» Rueitlonable. The thanoilitrs at that Wh Conxres. in " llor- Just turned U . U dctermtndlealed an admi.sion of laiture In « L ‘° “ •nd n" »>' ol<' foreign policy. Dulles replied “ ab<” W eomr* to this capital solutety" and then went on to » h' « negotUHoit I* also likely LAST SHOWING | ly . lo be difficult ind prolonged if Ol'EN 12:15 •The result Is they have got » B> n' w •Pproach is agreed upon, lo review their whole creed (ruin ^or '^ r divisions in the govern A to Z. It i* a tremendous pro rest for them because they have f | U / !| | i , L got to undo the teaching of man, \rarft ind get onto a n r* ha>(t. Thp Intimoiiy of Ihr Secretary r I I Crimes Loom Large In Later Days Local law officer* had a busy wwkend. Th* Seminole ■heriff’t offlc# deacrllial It aa one of the moat active In hla■lory. There waa no "big" raae, Juat a raah of "petty" lew' breaking which U *o Irritating and tlme-conauming. Such aa: a burglary at Midway Elementary School, another at the American legion building, a third from « building alte on Lake Harney Road, where a culprit decided It waa cheaper to ateal concrete block* 'hen to buy them. The uae of guna alao figured In the weekend r e p o r t * . Two complalnla were received about youngatera ualng rifle*; k Negro man fired a aholgun Into a car occupied by a N egro A number of traffic accident* were !nv**tlgatrd by the Highway Patrol, sheriff* office and police. Then, there wa* the oaual run of drunk*, vagrant* and other weekend of­ fender*. . . The public many time* I* content to pa*a off these "petty" offense* a* unimportant. Veteran law enforcement official* disagree, heartily. They know that the successful burglary of a school often leads to bigger anti bolder crimes. They know, too. that a drunk driver Is dangerous, to him­ self and the motoring public. Youngatera who are allowed to u*e rifle* do ahoot peo..'.“pie. accidentally though It may be. . ........ A law officer'* principal object is to prevent ciime, not arreet aomeone after a crime has »w*>n committed How Seminole County rank* in crime prevention does not depend upon the efficiency of taw officers, instead, it depend* upon the public. To a great degree, this responsibility rests with parent". ^nt8 j,m)W *.hPre their children are. and what .' they are doing, a great stride hs* been taken Inward crime prevention. Equally Important, however, is the example which parent* set for their children. Arrest and conviction for one of tha so-called peit> crime* may not seem too important. Matty find out, sontetlmea yeara later, that those convictions loom large on a person'* record. Crime i* rrime, be It large, small, or In‘between." # , , Another ‘Lost Cord We have nothing but sympathy for the guy In Surbiton. England, who gave chase to a burglar at .1 a. m. Robin Ellison was in hot pursuit across the garden when the cord on his pajama trousers broke. The thief e*. caped with $15*. As we said. Ellison has our sympathy. We must not. tl however, cal! him a brave man. despite the fact that he "thued the prowler. , . ,„ A man daring enough to chase a burglar at 3 a.m. should have been risrlng enough to continue the chase without his __________ ________ mufiejamga. ' IndependenceSeen Soon For Cyprus Z U R IC H . Swllifrland (I 'P I ) — Greece and Turkay prepared liwlay 10 put their final seal of approval M • plan railing for Immediate Independent for Cyprus. premiers Konstantin Karamanlis of firrrre and Adnan Mender** of Turkey scheduled a meetlnr to Iron out unspecified “ remaining gif/erencei" They cleared the mapir hurdles it a meeting Tuesday night which .ijtnched agieemfPl in principle on a sweeping peace plan for the Mediterranean Island eolony. Greet and TurkDh leaders prr dlrltd igrrrm rnt on a plan nhirh will ba submitted tn Britain, the nation which now owns Cyprus They antiripatrd no opposition from Britain, wtilth bad rmnur. aged a Grrek.Turkish selilemrnl ai Ihr best way of ending l.lnnd shed on the luna-dlspiilrd island The foreign ministers of Girtre and Turkey are ripectrd tn fly from herr to Ismdnn to lay the plan M ore Prime Minister Har­ old Ma inillan and Foreign Arrrelary ytetwyn Ltoyd Rritlih approval would t* fol­ lowed be a rtmferrntr with lead era of the G r e e t and Turkish mmmuniliei on Cyprus, in-hiding Greek Orthodox Arrhblttiop Makarloi DAILY CROSSWORD ACROM l.I/vop on ribbon »dga B. Hmalt nail* I I . Harden It . laying* nf raliglou* tearher IS Aquatir man mat It . >ii*r lb a t v train I*. Ruin IT. Card gim i for two It. Fnntara 111& 1I: I 1 " , n f.V] Jft.Fan* I 1 I I 4 V 1 irltii'1 I at nseiaa MM1*. j I’ t n i r t i d E .) | i l l 1 IJ lid e*py 3* ladtfia. I I'1 *j i~l I 4 T B n n n f .’tan It* artlrl* 1j ' XT’ th *■1; Lfta Pnnaelt* tnSi M later. • Bdvar m i d ; iv.t iS'tiM teysis t M i'.)i**r .-.VrllMI < a t^ftstatiirea at Min* 14**. 111 1 ill d tn *1 * i :t m a w narrow to Aurtinns 4. Thrita 1 mus. I t Political group 7. Miaa of a 37. Cereal giain 31 Music net* At.Tanglad 4f. Btnke 43. At Com* 44. r*>*t 4* Ynvrng hnf 47. Tale 41, Celerity *0 Planttd I I . Fu lu p a pokaratsk* tUt u ivu it u rr % il ' TT tr % w M w % l BV I.NKI B o n n ' Crltlri who mourn the death of conversation have never had an hour with Edward D. Stone, Letteis To The Editor Kdltor. The Sanfunl ltd .'Id l.el me slsit hy thanking you for Ihr fine cooperation you gave me in the Mothers M *nh of Direr*. It is gratifying to know that our hometown paper can be depended upon lo use all Ihr matrrlal it receive* pertaining to local rvrnti ... . ____ )U *ir ,Ph,ndhi 1 ’ the Mothers Marrh could md have been the success that It was. Id also like lo lake my hat olf lo the local radio stations. Un Ihr tlay of the Molhcit March, W|t!t» tan regular spot announre merits alKiut the drive. W IR It ran an all day radiotbon width at traded roniideratdr mtrrest out aide our rumnmnily. All 1 did waa ask. and yrcrivi-rl far moie than we had hoped for. This bring* me to your "buy al home" campaign, it is my opinion that hy shopping in our local stoics, Ihr whole community ptuspers. Ily supporting our local newspaper anti radio stations we benefit greatly. Through The Sanford Herald and Ihr radio stations we are able to lake advantage of local xalei. participate in tommunlly rvrnla and know lust hand what la going on In ftanford. Again, let me thank Virginia Conn of The Sanford Herald, Mlrkry Rrik and thr staff id W TH R and Tithe Gunter and the folks at W10D fnr their' fine ro o|H>ratlon Sincerely. Sira Ruiirll E. Spencer Chairman, Mothers Maicli % % mui Adding: Machinen >•11 For SALE Wednesday, Keb. II, 19A9 For RENT vii* Am & i - ............................. i T f f ___ . A ’,W . .. V*<smi n iy M in e WsHts M in e lin r « tr i a i l i’l r l i N i y 9irar«ar ' a i m ! »a m m iI il •altar t f la S u If. IS II •l Ik* Past OfCtr* t(a (ai mt Isssnw af W H •arrS r r fc a, nta. (•a at______________■ I t , | aliM Ptra* w(WW _ _____ la aailtlaw __ _ xesrlaa. J J j M j S * * * • See N I S S I I N I I S I s i a ll I I I U r a l n tw a > m M j| ic R ir r i0 n m t t r «•< J BE u iih |i • a* Maalk (s i ■at* lia r t a*» 111.** REPAIR Service ADAMS TYPEWRITER SERVICE 20T AV«Bt the intervening years have not borne out hit optimistic assessmenl l.arge ires* in the .Middle East have either tome under Soviet domination or reverted lo to neutralism The complacency he expressed seems hardly to have been Justified. Rut bit almost overbearing in sUtrnre that all was welt in Ihr West had sn immediate ronie quence it deepened the gulf be tween eertaln Senators and the Secretary. One of them waa Sen­ ator Fulbright who tn hi* new role will rxrrd'e a far more searching scrutiny of foreign poll cy on Germsny and European security. What he confronts lllui tratei the great difficulty of ro ordinillng pollrs in a free al Modern Betsy Uoss W EST FRAN KFO RT, III (U P lI — Ben H MrPheron. 09 a retlied roal miner, la among the first to turn out a now tl star American ftar. An evpert with a needle Md'heton stitched two of the O. star flags along with an original 1J star flag an a pirro of tapestry. D o l l a r 1*Cr P o u n d BERLIN, Conn (U P lt — Mta. Delores R llicrlton, who** »p« peotame In court on ■ tiaffle charge was delayed by the arrival of her baby, waa asked by the judge how much the ehlld weigh* ed Seven pound*, said Mrs. liarlim n proudly. "I fine you seven dollars." said tha Judge. TA L L A H A S S E E (I'P I) — Sen Charley John*, who thinks the NAACP I* trying to tire out his Investigating committee in cuurt, will ask the l^-giilalure to extend the life of his group so It can complete a study of possible Comrounist infiltration of the Negro organiratlon Johns said Monday he believes numerous suits testing the power* of his committee will prevent It* completion of the investigation before the I^giilslure convenes April 7 j olinf of .st, fgr , , aid •| think ltle N A A C P 11 trying to tire us out In court. Hut they are not going to do it." Committee hraringc in Miami were halted whtn several w it­ nesses refused to testify nr produre N A A C P record* The state Supreme Court hat twice ruled on suits rballengin; thr committee’s powers and the NAACP now ha* liken thr fight lo fedrrat District Court in Miami. The high court upheld lesnllty of the committee and It* authority to bring contempt proceeding 1 against witness** who rrfuae to testify. The court also ruled that thr NAACP cannot he required lo turn over Its rank and Die mem­ bership rolls The court added, however, that the committee has a right to know if suspected Com­ munist* arc member* of the nr gam rat Ion and NAACP official* can he required to give this in formation under ijsth. im aunt Titag tail 1*4011 Tag MUSI Ken lu re : I ;3 3 . *5:25 • S:5I Art mi-**inn I'nr Thin All ruction ADL'I.TS NIGHT MATINEE <»0e KOc STAHTS S I N DAY o*vn , #*■•*#u»4* sfrrcistd MORE JXVNE MANSFIELD a l s o T ill \1 \lth (/ W O For people who don’t want a look-alike car but i)o want a low price tag TYPEWRITERS li lo Pat* 4 ihr distinguished American archl- hrlp American rommunltici coniert responsible tor our magnifl* Metre their beauty and plan (or renl pavilion *1 Ihr lln m rli Ihr future. "What A m e r i c a n hi|hws>i World's Fair and (nr the juslrnniplrlrd Ciilli-il Slate* Embassy everywhere nrrd It trees and still In New Delhi, another architec­ more trees. One row of tree* on rach sole wnuiJ hr letter Inan tural maslrrplrer. 1 am tempted In nuolr Mr. none, but a double row would hr .Slone and his Arkan.a* drawl on excellent. Houses, legitimate busisrperate bedrooms for man and nria buildings and factories art wife i Tla rlia rlr"), twin beds f a n back IMi feet from the ruad area invention of Grand Rapids and the would then be screened, veiled, devil"! ami on Id* venture In or piotcrli-d, if you will, by trees. "This la a simple, easy and in­ manufacturing chairs with a boy­ hood ehiim who la now Sen. J. expensive solution to one of the ....... .. . . . country's big problem*. It woutd Mllliam Eulbrlght (D ., Ark.t. Rut nr hr mustered bis m most 1,1,1 <> »»* o mtrill e m ” ! enhance the beauty of the roun eloquence In a pita lor a pew pos, 1 • andcertainly add to the plea‘n ' " r »,[ ‘ *idrnt'. Cabinet a post sure of motoring, dcdlealed to preserving the fare v\hen I came to New Tork of America, the beautiful, from thirty years ago, long Island eomptria tleverralion by it.ortrd was a park. I^ok at it now— a ^ _n jaj, mess, A Secretary of Environment . Wh„ u r Bprt| „ 4 Srcrrl, r) could have saved 11." Mr. Slone jlir Environment," said Mr. Slone, laid, amt concluded, ‘ and if wa ,, rceognind liolh at Inline | want to aave the rest of the am| «tirua<l as one of thefnri-mosl roiintry, we'd tvettef get such a •rrbllects of our time. "At pte secretary p d q " , rni ||ure It nothing to prevent — ■. ■ ■ (n yonr from dr .pulling our won* derful 1ountry tide. Me need some i S i , l e , o f ' urfl*n c lr * I)nr t'atunrt rank charged with doutilrd every every year for the preserving me great natural beau- past three yeara in th* United Slates. t>: of this country. "laxik at l.akr' Tahoe! It lias Iveen completely delated by holt. ky tonks. There Is one of the grrat beauties of America dear rrated ruined by vandals, their hot dog stands and their souvenir shacks "f^ok what billboards are do ing to the country! It’s criminal Our roadside* and highways are being mnftarilty defaced with hllllKiaid* and thr kind of hunky* lunk buildings that have ruined Lake Tahue. Something must l<e dnnr and sery soon to ta*r this nation* physical hrtilage. It seem* to me that the women of the nation’s gaiden club* are the country 1 eonarirnrr In trying lo save what natural beauty re mains "tAhen I was a student at liar vaid. Cape Cod was a national treasury of early Americana, lumrlhing unique and irreplace­ able Rut now it |i all gone, under a tide of tourist traps and tom menial desecration "Some Englishman, 1 cant re member who, once said. ‘Amer Iran* pave the land with used car lots ami the highway with empty* hen ran*, so ttiry can ride hy ln their Irmon vrltuw Cadillacs and rnnlcmtdwlr the ruin* * "Well, 1 would put a stop to (hr, mins’" ilrclaied Mr. Slone. "1 would begin to save nur towns and highway* with a Cabinet of fleer rr*pnn«tb1e fnr their pre­ servation. "It's « cinch that •mall towns can't alfurd a •sty planner. Hut if their wera a Department of F.n vironmenl. with a proper staff, there would be rvprrts available lo % a TT ■A II if % % Jo si 14 TT DOWS' 1. C'domat I. atraised to IM Ulmnal 1 Atlrsrtiv* 4. MstaUie mk A A II 4 Inez Robb Says Editor, il car d ? Probe Be Extended The Herald I heartily agree with your views a* expresied in Friday a Herald regarding the proposed >200 a month raiae in certain county offsrial*’ lalanri t also with to congratulate you nn the steady improvement you hive made in The Herald tha past few munlhi You ire in so murh better a pontlon lo Inform the people than any one Individual, and It took* in me like you are doing a good Job of it I have read The Herald (or many year*, sid it ia i d agree able surprise lo me lately. With twit wishes, l Signed 1 Cha*. W. Blown 204 Freorh Av». 1 T “ 4 t* 1 T“ w 1 1 41. Tnrtrds* a*. Throng 4.1. ammo tempi* 44 Ovinasr dynasty <1. Cry of pair. 3$ Piwm diviimn 3* And - i t 4* ( nfield utrd (Bib ) St Projedtng 17.1‘eruita » A C* ptriiiier \ 3* A (iiai.t 34 One-spct ttsietSsf’s ietese msttentiva 34 raultlly 10 Craaee thureh ;t Cllrium isym ) lU ra a k JTf turea n.i n- 14 Music nots end anaaaur* ;n oaeie I t . letter •per- I*. Greek Utter SUSAN HARVARD 36110101 W ill ASK K lm t S I. made to be the most distinctive car on the road-yet it's priced with Ford, Chevrolet and Plymouth. And Edsel gives you many "eye-opening" extras that the low-priced field either forgets or charges extra for. f Ih I ri tttt IftOABof It • f s h a l i a n a m v w h a n yaw bw y — you gwt mof# for your money— mora x i t , room, comfort • Cairo 1coMowsy whoa you driva — you cfiooto from four oug.rvoa. including two V>'» that gf*0 you •p.ntod podormarvea on regular g it, and ■ thrifty V i «| wait. In k it tttti *1)1 #M*tif Eitm! • Istto* bin If !nfo ovary (d ia l -t o il adjusting brakes,Damondlustra finish th*| n*,er needs •**>ng. wall to »tt* carpet rg *!*ctr< deck, •'urTsiniged mufhor* that Iasi tw*co as long a* ordinary ones, loom rubber seat cushioning, (nit many otbors If yin vmt ti hiar n il •nthuiiasm_talk to a 1959 Edsil owner HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, Inc. 109 X . P b I b m H * A r t . F.mfon!. Florid* ! 9 i �a Tti* ta n la rl W e ,!.. Feb. 11. 1 9 5 3 -r .u r c R f r r ill GOOD START . By Alan Mav«r Carolina Cage Showdown Draws Near Yank Policy Softened/ 'Names' To Be Signed meettnr »ith North Carolina's ally an all-New Ynra »;-<rtint ••Yankee" Tar Hrelt in the At­ linrup. play* Wake Eorr*' Yhur* lantic Coast Conference basket day night and Loyola d ll.t Sat unlay before it* rtlmacli; meet hall rare. I’ucillo, the Wolfpack'a 5 fixil. ing with the Wolfperk. S'at. 'till 9 tnth captain. lo»»ed in 27 point* hate one inure tuncup — a Satur and Richter, a feUuw-Philadetphi- day tunic with Maryland, • Duke held the W'olfpark lo a an. contributed II a* State potted Rt WII.TON K II IIM W ( Ford. for example, originally ITT,000. That figure l* !t«v tha a comeback WT2 victory oter 34 31 deadlock at inlcrmittion In t mird 1’rr.t Inirrnalii.nal wa. offered at; IS <»> rot. Ilnw- |pmny for :h.-.r whn are fu**y. Duke Tueiday m;ht to remain on Tuctday nighfa same at nalrigh X gtadual tolu-n n; <•( poll,* bv n r , «ub-rquent taht* with attltt- Anyway, thr Yank*' fir»t offer to and trailed by only three point. North Carolina'* heel* r kankre.' fiont office made it ant g*neia! manage! Roy lUm ry him thi. year wa* a cut, but you The two Carolina team* meet HU SOI with about ftte minute* it good bet t.wiay that Mickey hate been nhh that almoit the hate to beat In mind that rate up at Chapel Hill next week North left Hut I’ucillo and Bob Mar Mantle. While lo - and R>ne entha *!aih ha. been retloird policy. So the elub will .arid him Carolina, the nation’* No. 2 leant! G till v ray. another Import from Dutrn all »u l he algned within ” 11 we each give in a Itltle.'* another one. and before long the ha* gone unbeaten lit nine voider- Dorchettcr, Mss*. then Marled * w**rk Kind *atd, ■ I’ll ytobabl) tign the <wlteh hitting renter fteldlag and ente gaim* thu season Eiflh- hitting from alt corner* and State The (tout i*f!irr find tit idggr.t next lime I »e» Harney.'* howling enlieptneur will scratch ranked Y U , Stale hat an II I quickly opened a commanding timadtide when it .rm oul tha The ” ne*t l\ ^ r '' probably will hit ilgnatuie on a contract railing Irajtic record,' ill tone vrttm k ton* bulge. MacGillivray wound up wiih 13 contract*. mou nf which oitgmal- e Thurtday. Ford .aid, for about UO.noo Small i3-p*-uml Kiejo will h»>e coming at the hand! ol the Tar point*. Howard Hurt and Carroll ly called lot a . tit. Kai.e Kor Mantle a i bunco to chalk up her tcvenlh ilrrls lilt month. That will make eveiyune happy. Then (.»<«-* Sten<e! got into the Mantle * t ; ,e l* far i.om a Mantle will feel i,>«d about get* North Carolina, boasting tlrtu Youngkin paced Duke with 23 tea ton tlctoty tonight in the fea­ and 22. respectively. » r : and added tome fuel to the critlt. either oetpitr the periodic (,ng hi* raite. the front will feel tured hot box'* event, the loth Tr*at Tech took otcr undiipu! flame, with hit .Otching com communique. i ace of an lt-avent .late at Sanfrom Mickey* C0« J alwyut holding lhat raise la rd possession of ircond plate In find Oiland - Kenr.el Club mrnt on tome of the p ater*, but homa bailiwick in Halls, and within a rca*on»h!t limit, and tha the Southwcjt Conference h> Kiego'I lightning •like -peed, I ih n e a ir driinilr *lgn* of an trnin Ihe Yankee front office. k ankee pitcher* will feel good whipping Tcvat 76-SI, while rate op in Yankee p -lr* . ' Mantle'* .alary !a«t year wa* ahout having klantle'a batting p-u* her adtantagtou* .pot in the Southern Mrthodlit uptet llaydor •etond bo*, mat romblnc to fur* lupport for another year. m»h fan* one of the )eni * fir.f*t 3130 Speaking of Yankee pitcher#, Missouri rratkrd an llga in e *;ie>hound lace* The tecond post Harney mentionrd them Turtday !>. .)(inn ha. piodurcd the winner '~ -, s ^ /* <g n n * *•:■* B £ * r M IW YORK i Itl’l i— Tennruee luting *trrak in upending Okla when hr laid he anticipated no in more lhan 100 rate* Ihit *ra- Male. Evansville, Ind and South horna Stale. 31 44; Bob Aycrsman P * £ \ C J $ >£■**, * 5 enntmet Irouhle ftom either Du* established a tram »eorlng record $ 2 ? & 4 : ,1 V . S r s i..n. wr*t ' Mo l State remained 12-3 ten or Don Jjtien. V 7 * f ff-M-t c ' J . The only belter box" I* ihe today in I'nlled I’re** Internation­ with a 1* point barrage that car Hamry *ai-l he wa> •'very cloie’* p s ? 7 rV i ij one »pot. In which forward march- al « small collrgr Ua.Vetbal! ral ried \irgmia Tech In a loth*, with Du ten and indicateJ he wa* tictory over Richmond, ami Ruck V./ . Jl-I - -r log (io Hack will be walling for •I * Cttmitii*- Tuctday at ihe lira*, wilnc** in a **, **n'enl. loo, with Larsen NKW killlK it PI l McDonald's eight point* in over £'C /* e f -he meihamcal luie. Go Rack »o W hr aton ill ' adt aiiecil from ' lcl on* 1 C* *. : P ~~~ ££ ..ill brought -N-am l»**b»*« Uise p could sioner Foul Frick t ■hi a federal I230,.... damage gr .nil fa* ha.n't men.ured up to the out- fifth to fourth and .Steubenville «•"» helped .rmgc Wa.h.ngtnn A; piove rougher than Harney think*. ■ j - l'Z v ^ - ’ g •;•*'■ -f .v s * oT court the only reason he slid not again.I him and Ihe I* mayor >troding ela>* *hu-«n by Kiego. i Ohioi. which lo*t three Mf.lghl -'dryland. 6*M i - '' r j T$ 4 V P 7 5 /V '*<*// intervene in thr minor leagues' league tint*, hv Frank l> Law Like the other., he', been plfcied Xlthough Kirgo lightly touche* , . , -1 . .Hh| |y k l trim .io n prnhlcm i. because he rrme. prr.ulent of the drfunrt a rut and fee', their'* no rea.oo .he -c a l., at 33 pound., the brim » / '" , fw tJ*n« ,l* *1 ’ * ’ feared *uch a movr mlghl bring I’orl.inoulh, Va , elub of the Pled to take one J.ile hu.tlei ha, been In the money. »> • ««« ,roin f“ 'r,h f * (■rambling (Lad. which »wtpi ShanK t u r r it tut anil Iru.l action aciin.t hatrliall. mont league. I Ho 12 time, in 13 trip, atound the it* lirat 2o gamt*. moved from fu r •l*teenth*-mile di.tanee. I- rick ictifir.l I*, that rffect Former minor league official, A' •"> ' " ,r ‘ '“ «*• l»«b b ySliar,,* Till* daughter of Ma*tet All and eighth into a ilxtlipUce t.e with are .ihcdulrd lo add their lr.li fcrr'‘‘! r '’ * rut nmm imU> Wfrrby b tfim e ihr Uth n u m b rr Hatchet Roll ha* won three of her Akron lOhloi. Chapman t Calif.), *‘f t*,f Vsinkec- lt> agiec to term*, which won I* of it* first t9 itartt, l.-died I're*. Intrmaiional l**i all racet. In hi* toil, laureate h .rtn l la d Rocky Mac Duff and llu u l Com­ moved from ninth lit eighth I .011 Hut he **a* lorrrd to impend s*’*r|U *1*1^ * *6 te-'oid Iasi tea. mander arc two other stalwart* lo Ilians Trrh wa* ninth and Witten Amherst 67 Trinity W hl’ *t<H tfft 23 operation, hi-iaotc of an in*# *on wallh In the twue weekly hut »«x herg lOhloi w .t loth Uiwrgn St *>* Iliwhevler Teth St .inn »( the Portsmouth elub . *’,*Vr r * /1',‘ »*• M lhfjr. The nationwide Board of Coach­ Henttrlaer I’oly 32 Hamilton at The , Pittsburgh event. Uthrra in the unu.ual fra territory he t. Irca.ls and ra d io ___ , . Pi: sir*, . - who tuic air Detergent. Pm Check. es whirh rate* Ihe .mail college, Prov Collrgr 37 A.vumptmn 4C, leacue *, r r loosing high anil low ,nr hnudi a .i* of mayor It) l.ll I I I I month* a.o in Miami Reach I la . for L'l'l hated ill latest balloting I'lltihurgli T3 Carnegie T r ill 63 * l«D handed p lcnci. until they *c» Kahlc Skirt, and John King game. l nitcd Pie** liicinational H U ls r o .Y Tcv l l 'P l i — Cock) when the champ wai men Ilian on game* played tluough latl The club's eecond Ladtea Night Mlcgheny 32 t enn 30 t ndrr direct examination. Frick quired Harvey Had-iiv (■ <m t in . kern Mtkkcltrn whn played in Johnny Hus.o spurred on tiy an fixe |*ound* over the 133 pound leeenily, iljnrU threo I* .laird for tomorrow night, Saturday night. Each coaih *c St. Francis iN Y .I *> Selon Hall 3S earlier overweight triumph, get# limit, hut the oddamaker. aic the thadow of thr great (ieorge ,J<'* he had adopted a hand* off cinnati southpaw when all women w-Rl be admitted la-cts 10 tram* in the order he lip.ton College T9 Rrandei. 63 klikan for many i t i r i . ha* Hnalty |k,luy on Ihe ticklish trlril.ion his * ham c tonight lo <lo what iivc iinammou. in thiir opinion tnal ^ The ihrec lefties to ,igq wet* Hunter 71 to tha track without any charge^. rank* them nationally Point* arc older challengers have fulled to u**- brail* young New kinker arhir.ed hi* own personal niche quedlon because he feared Ihe lion G i o -. and iw ilin Aiw a awarded on a 109 *7-6 3 I 3 .1 |a w Rrockport M Cl Department of Justice might can aicomplith— wrr*t the lightweight ian l dn it jgam when the chips with the Minneapolis Lake,, ha.i* for volt* from first through Ip.ala 37 St I’eirr* 32 Jack.on and Don R-.we That ihampiumhip away from Joe iT h r J (r high. Mikkcttcn pined the hc*l game »tiuc a* "roltution ’ any attempt loth place. nuke- a total of JJ tha I'iiatta South to bring iria)or and minor league Jolt, r l Brown llruwn, who won the title in ku of hi. 10 year carrer in the N'a St. Michael's I V I.I, lied with kirgima Tech. HM tlirhiiiund ol now havewrappid up foe tha Russo wttippol Rruwn four guH. ti*2n.. from Wallace <|luil) tlonal il.i.k<thall At.orialion Tue* official* togelher in an.effort to Wittenberg for loth l»*t week, Appalachian tt Emory A ilctirv lai com log ramjaign, reatd agrremenl on trlrsiilan pul j Snuth and drfrndrd it Ulcer.sfidly dav tughl when he scored U headed the second to group I re Gnirgr Washington t*. Marylamt *i3 Gio . aPiiCiiifd In 40’ game* for I .ig*m*l Smith in a irmaU h wml |*ulnt* to trail (he Lakers In a ie> no lCalif. 1 Stair. Kentucky Wet North Carolina SI *<i Duke 72 f'ltuliu-gh la-t vra-on and wound a.-alntl tirlandn Zuluria Jor* lo lia iisi triumph o*rr Ihr Cmcm Kriek alto Ir.tilird that the ml ley an. Fori Hay* iK an.l Slatr, kirgima si an Hampton tn*i to Up with a 3 J i*iold. Jackson had |*e*. Ralph llupa. and hrnn* nati Royal* at Iln-iiUm. Tea. nor. leleyiiion problem* rsi.trd a reroiil of |*.u with |,|nColn of Creighton iNeh. i, Georgetown Catholic l 73 Shepherd SI 6k * NKW YORK I d ’l l - Th r C S iKy .l I.anr wa* anywhere from a 7 5 Hur other game scheduled was before he took office a* cdninil* kdelphia (N .Y .I. T i .at league and Rowe, out team took a commanding lead of l Slate* txnoir Rhyne 7. r d iu r d « T I D A U i | Jn n C n f t 4 lu tl 3 choice depending upon cancelled whrn Ihr St laml* sioner in 1*31 hut that hr honed the Western „ f |hr „ „ „ „ bM.|u># uf HI3 to *1 match point* ovrr the w hnr you lot Hawk* failed lo kern a llrtrnil pro|M>.rd legislation, esrmpllnj appendectomy, wa, 13 with CoItalian team today in the world Thr short priced <Mld* weir here dalr b e C a ii a r thunderstorms , certain a*orri* of ha.el-all from I tvitiinlni* of the International ■hampionihlp team • of - our con­ and Western Illinois tied for 2«.th on th« battleground wlirrr * u«i lirounded their plane in Harris anli trust I/wrv would to|*e the'i.ieagur. W ' rl ^ r ,t ' ^ Tumghl . M ai.im f Ihe Week tract bridge tournament prohlein or more fan. are ripeilrd In burg I’a The American* teored a 31 to _________________ Mikkrl.cn. 1hooting for Ihe gur, will find Mather of Sanford .hell out .onir HtU.UVJ lo .cc the The 1oni mi ..loner ,n.,otrd .mi l ,‘ ., r er*t V*Ci| ,r n u a >’ . 1J vietory Tueiday in a lfl-h*nd lentenary 7a Ky Weslryan 71 Sonuuncl tho trying lo oveitakr New York life Imul which will lie irlrvi.ed na Nltk's .harmed -ir.le of iu.0<iu hr ha* hern working with Ihe De ct lhe Ark t'ollegr 71 Ark \ IM *>2 . . and move into Hurd, nr even »rc tionall) lABC to p ni e « I 1 hid l-oinl*. gained hi* -areer high on pari mrnt of Ju .tirr to obtain 1 ' :6"‘n* « f pKehrr Herb Moford. match with the Italian*, the fourth mrtiing of a lefiei which Marled Lattcrn Kv St 9i Morrhead St J) 01 d in Ihe tcairui ln ■ deal with Detroit Mailed mil within 130 mile 17 ni 71 *loil* Horn the flrl-l and tilling which might alleviate Hie !»*l Saturday. It wa* the first Tenn Tech M West Ky Si *i of 10 lire Ihrow* The 6 7 f-u in ml itinn i 1*11 l**eemhei Moford compiled *in alley* n and 1 lluknr . klu»u ladlus of Him.Ion — a 4 » teroid wdh ihe Tigeia, who clinic In Ihe ta*t three year* of llirm, Southern hi t.amhulh 31 Shop will tackle 1 1 In* I ity I'nnl Thr dapper little Ru.iu whilst me: Hamlinc star ncllcil 13 poiiili Midwest "international play that the Ameri­ Lrought him up from Chaileatun E A S T LANSING. Mich. l l ' P l i — -ins. while league-leading Rurnrtt swaggering optimism Mar* Ihe In Ihe opening pcricwl In give the It wuuld take 300.fad hemlock‘ of tha ‘A m eHrin A>*»ei4ion In can* have held a *ub*t*ntial lead Sonny Grandeliu*. late.t of a line Akron t au Mount l nion .'-<1 Painters will try to maintain their trailrinaik of New York * East Lakers a lead they kept through to make a pound June, ovrr the Italian champion* of Eu­ o* Michigan Slate University a*. Kent St. M John t arroll M ' trail when Ihev inert l-rn r'» S r 01 Mdi tenement *r*lion wlirrr he " ll* Ihe game kl Innr apol 1* »na re -1 seed 1 .i.tanl coaehe. to move into tup Creighton 7o Emporia •*! a* rope, molr Dr . I leaner* on Unr* I ami girw up ha* made a *rtv favor *° * ••* ** haIfllinr rdgr and Thr l ’ S team consolidated It* hrad coaching spot, nf their own, Augu.'.ana (III 1 76 Vitlikin 67 s» aide imprrv.ion on loeal nlitrrvrri P"ut«d un thr |wiwn Ihr rest O' leading position Tuesday night by m jv ,w„ Spaitan »**nt*nt.« Intluna I'rntral T*. Ind Irsh In last werX * a r* a -lion link anil the iwldv wete .1 I ihal hr 1! 'he “ av drlcating Argentina 30 to 19 in Si 4 ll|, him to Uolmadn Indiana St M Yalparai- •-* Medford Par., re-roily ar ur * I-.-, two game, (loin Nr-. go tin route with the (hamp even hands, thr moit decisive »eore nf Grandeliu*. on«c figured a* the ( hicago t 33 SI I’tnmpw l'i ■jotred from *t land*, led the anelray York l ife to mo**- into Ho- .ole if he loses Concordia lehr* 2>9 lios.rsilon of ar-und idair. t.rorge Ihe 12 matches played. The total hrit am-aient 7.5 Con-orilia appairnt to Duff* Haughtily Daughrity III Tech 7it ll will he Russos lirvt tillr op Royals with 23 point* U, S • Argenlian score for 66 at MSU. took thr Colora-l-i job Ottawa U ht 7'riends t <kl • N O hot railing# Swann lr.1 Ihe Musicians lo llieir )H-rtunily The *irtory incrrssrd the luik board* nf play was t23 to 70. Mlivuurl 2>l flklaluinta SI U Monday. • N O special rW e t spare neetoa iry victories witn a 51.3 *-ofr. while ■it >rrond plate margin over , Ihe Italian team dclcaitd Ar lie scheduled inlrrvirw . t-wla) , Hamlinr 74 Matalesier .’aJr.v r l -ol. led Hie loser* *it is a • NO Dm* A atpenalvt doeli Detroit lo a game and a half in ^gentina '20-'2d. to assume an over­ with Spaitan a*.i*tant frc.hman t M. Thoma* 60 Comnrdia '-6 nf ihr right million Americans tlie kkr»tern Division 2I1-359 serif. T h e flisowf lype of M is te r eowforf , all lead ovrr the South Amerlran fo4ch Rutky Nyitrnnt and a*»i*l. | Nehraika Wesleyan 71 Dana fit 32 ho w-<rk for IwtaT, -tali and Mmnraptilii and Cincinnati two In othrr action tail week Rur (ram of 122 lo 71 match poinis. r.nt backflrld coach John I’olon- j Southwevt oul of thr most Itavelled teams in Ihr nrlt I sillier, went fur a two to one rildal gnu t murnt* full Thu* Argentina termed complete click. Texas Trch. 76 Trvav 31 *0 tor) o*er Ihr I'rinter*, and r«H time, -earn million air fuv M IX renew their bailie (oniirhl ly out of the running in this tourn­ Nystrum .aid hr w «. "definitely SM .U. 34 Uaylor 5o M l h . M A rt. FA M lf * 'lather of Sanford C-uk the i lean ■ ird t>* one *11 m-ue le u te m r n l at San Eranelsco. Other gamoai ament. inierested ' in going to Colorado in*- nirn In the ■'eleartfr*" <lth a *-trn. aetordln.- to Tav F«>on- w 1 find Philadelphia ai Ho.inn A match point is a!mn*l Ihr pjj Grandeliu* lie *aol he a-d Ihrre game s .rrp •mtion. Its.-. and Promt at S.raru.e equivalent of too scoring points in p„|onc6rk w<*u;-l confer wall rubber bridge Grandeliu. ard Daugheity tuday. By TIM MORI AR TY l Bil«t Pres* latcrvatiooal Lou i'ucillo and John Richter, .a pair of "Rebels'’ from South ^Philadelphia. arc leading North Carolina State lo a »ho«do*n Kiego Is Seeking 7th Win Tonight tin Track Feature Tenn. State Top Small Cage Team Hearing Continues On lTV Invasion' 0 Cage Scores U. S. Bridge Team Takes Long Lead 0 Busso Gets Crack Mikkelsen Gets 43 A t Champ Tonight In Laker Victory Mather Seeking 111S5BSJ2 "JrSSI t « ^nfl bowling ipol .il'rrrk, latent,a. d « ! TJS «*'*•' Grandelius Eyes Sparton Coaches _ H DAY b N IG H T HEATING SOUTHERN N ATU RAL GAS CO. Ring Results ^Jockey Is Killed b ln Car Collision TAM P A l l ' P I) — Jockey Allen Rose. 22. of 1lid 1mar, wai killed late Tueiday in a l»o-car tolliiion near herr. Mr* F.lma E Ixstrrman. 37. of ptamivllle. Ohio, driver of ihe second *ehiclr. was injured seriously. Slate police said Rose apparent ly lost eonlrol of his *ae on * curve They said hi* auto slid onto •a shoulder, went l-ark onto Ihe highway into Ihe path nf the nn ronurur car. Rose, a native of Upper*die. k a . had been a leading n d rr at Srarleirough Down* in Maine, He aim rode in Suffolk Down*. ICnlcrs Ski Meets LA K E PLACID, N Y. tL TI)-* S V i champion Art Devlin plans lo en ler Iwo tog American meets lhal may lead lo a < rth with the L’.S 1960 ()!vmpir trim . Devlin will compcle in Hie national champmu ships a! Leavenworth, Wash , Feb. 22 and the North American Jumps at Squaw- Valley, Calif.. March 1. MIAMI REACH tl I'll — Ike kaughn. J371*. Cincinnati, not pointed Chico Medina, tie, o r * eta <101. O AKLAND . Calif i l l ’ll — Johnny Gonsalves. 139 Oakland ilceiiioncd Paddy DeMarco, ill, Brooklyn N Y ( 101, SACRAM EN TO, Calif, i l l ’ll — Drlando Zulucta. 136. Cuba, dr ciiionrd Joey Iu»pes 135, Sacra menlo tin* u J kf K SO N V II.I K <CPI) pair makes a full house, eipecialiy when they're twins A>k Mrs Lawson Prar.on, 31year old wife of a television re­ pairman She gave birth Sunday In her *lslh tel of twins, i’Olh hoys, lire Pearson hat given birth In 16 t hi Id re n In 19 years The I’earions are natives of hnn*eille. Tenn *Sccks Track Sweep NEW YORK (C P I 1— Keith Gard nrr, a Jamaica, 0 kk I student at Ihe University of Nebraska, will attempt an unprecedented sweep of the 60 yard dash and 6»yard high hurdles indoor titles in lhe national indoor track and field championships at Madison Square Garden Eeh 21. Tin* i* in no ww\ ;i "-trippri!" «-«r you’m liHiKiM). at. Ci.ip'- in and -fuily tlio manufnc* l ir* r's vugg< i< «i r« tail (trice **f ;» lluick lyS A H U K like thi . eijuipinni with Tw in Tur» btnu automatic trail-miwion, radio, heater, while sidewall 11r« - -. and anything else yuu want in your next ear. Then do the samo lo the top models of lh< leading Iciw-jtriet’ti khree, and you'll find the statement nlmve stands up, dogr a c in g . What • difference for only 92001 Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M A T IN E E FRIDAY • Luxurious Cluhhou.se • Heated Stands Jerry Collins, Operator Sorry, No Minora vHrothcrs Pace Win 0SI.0 t L’PI 1— The Cleary broth ers, Robert and Rill, nf Camhndgr. Mass, pared a L’.S. ima leur lee hockey squad In a 7 0 vietory over the Norway national leam Tuesday. Robert scored two • goals and Rill one 11 lhe Amerl cans prepped for neat month'* world amateur championship in Prague. you can own for only $ 2 0 0 more t h a n lh e b e s t m o d e ls o l ilic le n d in g l o w -p r i c c d c a rs .,.... Six Pair (Twins) Equal Full House % ESABRE, the Buick Now think liow much inor*- you'd enjoy a Buick. A comfortable, *uli*t.intially limit auto­ mobile. A<ar with the finest ride in nil lluick hi dory. A car with II in k exclusive fin-tooled lirak- , ai.d the smoeitlie-t l\(»-of trausmUsion monev *an hoy. A w - 1 gn ally re |» ■t< d i ar! •IIy r/'ii/f and Own*ra report QUALITY ou ta tan d in g Your money in a lluirk torlay put/* you in on llv ground llmiro? what i-romi-es to Iron long tn w tune of leadership for lluirk ear*. "M y ■ixth lluick and the l**st I ever owned!” . . . "Ilcvt-njierating car I’ve driven in thirty jean*!" . . . "Mueli the be.st Huitk yet!" . . . Report.* like these mean extra pleasure in your lluick ownership . . . and they mean hard dollar value when the time comes to trade. It all adds up to the liest proof in fif) years that: "WHEN RETT l it M TOMilRILES ARE BUILT. BUCK I ’l.’i r u . WILL BUILD THEM I" Nawi In gat aeonemy, tool In planning the ’ii!) Huick, the new Wildcat engines, transmissions, and aile* were all engineered to work together for greater gas mileage. Across the country owner* tell us they are getting 15 to 20 .nilos per gallon in the ’.VI lluirk*. And in a recent thorough test of Huick IseSahre against another car of comparable *iw* and a good reputation for economy . . . the Huick won in every cai* under all kinds of driving conditions. So we think we'vr got a n#u fctnrf nf rului In this Huick IseSabre. And we suggest you go lo your Quality Huick Dealer’s and see whtlher you agree btjort you buy a new car. T H E C A R IS T H E B U Y ! " E YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER N O W ... Located * Miles South Of Rtnford On Highway Your Quality Huick Dealer In Sanford I»: 17-92 Willis Pontiac-Buick Co. 301W. 1st �•- r.eor*ia Or. A Dreaaed A Drawn TENDER PLUMP FRYERS FIRST CUT Pork Chops n>-« “ c PATRICK CUDAHY Rrowood ncnwrvnn micert Sliced BACON 3 .. ^ $1*00 DELICIOUS MRS. ROY GREEN M RS. MRS. R UP ER T l-KUAHE 1MRS. JACK YOUNG HI. A U K 1 MRS. KOHKRT SHEIJDKN ( A M II.1 .A .MRS. HKl'CE PADDOCK FashionShowHighlightOfShroveTuesdayTea *■ i ' *'|| V « I perfrrtly prrfrrtly beautiful. beautiful, and 'll Vrti Ih* weather couldn't h i* I been b»H »r,'' T h u w it Ih* lU Irm rn l mott h u n t - y ritrrd iy afternoon about tha annual Shrme Tueirtay Stiver T ia . fhleh uther* In tha Ionian al Holy Trot* Crntt Kplarnpal Kpitroptl itaaiofi p i h m at Church Ih r tra w it hrld a! thr magnlfi rrnt home of Mr*. W, K. Mcllubrrtt In 1-orh Artmr. Hunt* rn terrd lha houtr through a heart* thapad arbor covcrrd with red ramrlllat. Iniidc, there were flown« evcrywhrrr. not jo*t How art, but tuperh arrangement* of tamalliat and gladioli In color* varying from while to deep rail Fathomed with » touch of geniut by Mrt. Irvin Fleitrhrr, ra tli ill* play w it hrralhtakirc Trayt of tiny tamlwlrhrt and BUFFALO , N . Y. ( I T U - A mother and har lix ehtldren amtiarl>ad on an aiprnta • piid trip to Florida today. Rot tha .15-yearold wppim Itn't at all happy about it. * F.ria, County H ’etf.re Commit fU V K H IIK A I), \ Y. ti n * *•loner* Paul F. Ilurkr ttid tha woman. who wa* not Identified. nl. Movie n treat Itirhara Nicbol* yetted to being raturn»d to Florida hat filed toll aialntt Hirer N r * tarauia tha family rould rrrelve York revidrnt* for one million dotonly M l a month on welfare thrra, lilt in damage* for an ahdomitial comparad wtth lha 1241 they re­ •ear m u llin g from an aulo ittl* ceived.here llnaa November. Th r blonde a itrrit charged In RurUr laid a routine chart, with j Suffolk County Supreme Court welfare authoriliai in Mint)** Count )\ F*la , abowed lha family riietday that lo t rim in g <■*<'» h it le^al rrv ld rn r amt financial Irlty hat been greatly •'impaired' by Ihr mne-imh tear whn-ii ft rcaouraat thrra. vulted from an operation lor re* New York paid for tha hut tickat fnr tha woman and har tit <hit. mu* aI of her aplren. T he o|n-t a dran, tanging m lira from 1 lo It lion wat netr***!. bn ante of In jurie* rrtriied in a July 2fi, Ili&T, crath, thr laid . Th r tuit wn« filed ngaln«l Lavarail .1. Miller of Mulionlnan, N. Y., driver of lha ear Mitt Me bnIt wat in; V*a Miller, o «n rr of Ihr ear; and (Inland T r llaull, of New York, d llvrr of the other ear involved Coming To State? Yes, Unhappily So Million Is Sought For Accident Scar petit lour* four* w rrr «trvr< irrvnl1 lo In mnrr mntr [will Ilian 2WI gueila. Under Ihr dire return of M rt. Richard llcrt. Ihr irfrediinenlt followed the val­ entine theme, 'the tea table wai rentrred with a red gladioli ar­ rangement in w’.ilte milk gla»* Silver vervicrv were placed at ealli end. Midi Mirudilnr and toft wind*, Hie tirrrned awirnming pool mute a .tunning background fur the f.•vliimi tbow with atylet from Mary-Ktihcr'i Cummenlalor Mr> Madalrlnt* Dunn wrlromrd ibc gurvt* to thr tra, and tkillfully drtcrihrd vpring >wun and dame we..r modrlrd Ity meniliffc of thr Women'* Auxiliary of Holy Croat Mrt. lUilierl Slieddtn choir a bl a* k awimtuit and glaruurout whllr rutftrd cap for hrr firvl uiilfll H rr aecund wat a tllm tkirtrd peach and whllr thrrktd gingham A hrarh tutluinr ol blur pi Ini rbtffnri wav wom by Mrt liny Hrrcn. who rmrrgrd nett wearing a emtumr mil of linen hnpvarlting 16-Year-■Old Dies In Auto Accident FH IIT L M ' U EltD A I.K i l l ' l l A lit-year oti! Michigan ho* wav killed near he rr early today in a two-car rotli turn, the Highway Patrol tcpotti d T hr vlcllrii wav idrnllftrd at Mlrharl I'rtrr Moran of 1‘ctoikcy, Mich. I'oticr tahl the driver of the other vrlnrlr r»eaprd injur* M rt Paddork mndrlrd modeled a n Rrurr Haddock printed tporlc coitumr w i t h matching Italian atraw hat; then appeared in a linen auil with ilirn skirt and boxy Jarkel A polka dot hlouir with malrhing ahori* wai the choir* of Mr*. Jack Young blade Next Inp around Ih* pool thr diiplayrd a pollthrd cotton cocktail d rcil in thadrt of blue and rove. t halk white rottun of bedtprrad fa hr ir wav vhowrn againat the green foliage hy Mr*. Rupert l e ­ gate A troop necked, full iknlrd flower print wai hrr arcond t holer T h r model* entered the pool by a aide door, and paraded around it* ihiminrnng mrfaee on which floalrd heart* outlined with palmi and centered with red ramrlllat. Collins Announces Job Appointments T A I I.M l XSSKF. tl f’l ) — Ciuv. I > Ho>- Collin* ha* appointed J K. ta rry , Panama City, and Mrt Comer P. Andtrion, Miami, a* public inrmher* of the State C'*un<it of Mental Health Collloa named Howard I Mom, Marianna, a* artlng Jarkvon (boun­ ty Co inmil aloner, to terve while I ommlaatoncr William F. I'arc l* on a rlu r duty with Hie Air Force, (Mom, a inendwr of 1h» Statr Park Hoard, rrngned to take the county cmnmlinnn povt Collin* named Dr Jim r* T. Conk, Mari­ anna. to replace him on thr Park Hoard I Special goeit of Ihr the aftrrnoon Spruit giiral i/lrrnonn wav a atrangr rrrature who modeled an outfit drirrtbed at ' baiic black'' by Mrt. Dunn Read* and flowrri hung from every pom blr »pol. Th* whole waa undertcorrd by a pair of laltertill knlckrra. ' for that feel­ ing of complete aiauranct". Iden­ tified ai M r» Camilla brute, the lady wat the hit of thr afternoon. Chairman of thr tra wa* Mr*. Singer Will Wed Music Composer HOLLYW OOD ( C P I i — Singer Anna Alherghettl and rompoierarranger Ruddy Hrrgman were reported today planning tn marry M IAM I t u r n - Mr*. Kathryn April 11. Nelnet, about 4k. committed m i­ Friend* *anl th* couple would nd e early today hy aiphyitation. hr wed by thr Rev. Timothy polirr rrnorltd. kuthr.-itie * taiil Ih* woman rliml O'Toole of St. Ambrui* Roman Cathnbr Church. Falh*r <1 Toot* , after turning on a i n men in her •aid h* rould neither confirm nor (apartment where the lived alone. Mr* Nrlm n left a nut* indicat­ deny the report, but It vaa* tindrrttood Itregman'a p r e r l o u l ing detpondeney over ilinea*. po­ marriage would have In hr lirr raid. dratrd with church authontira before thr propoted union could take place tn the church The marriage would h* Mt»» AtbrrghetU'i flrtt JA C K S O N V ILLE ( L T D — Fif. Iren polio ra*** have been rrpoilrii in Florida fnr th* yrar a* I.ON DON (C P I i — llobln Rood lumpaird In IT at Hu* time In wai finevl 45 (10 fur failing lo put IMA. the Slate Heard of Health a rnin in a parking mel*r. Th* fine vnld today. wa* lu r t i f d again*! Rlrhard There were two new' r u n ta*t Hreene, who portray* the outlaw | week, une in Jark i-n County and on tr!r*i*lon 1the other in l^ikr County. Polio Has Hit 15 In State In ’59 T-Bone Steak Florida Cryatnln SU G AR Limit ! With S7„Vt Or More Food Order Robin Hood Fined NNYLAND Ture PORK SI LARD 4 ™ 49c 25c 2 BREAD Spaghetti Dinners 29c 10 69c FLOUR TR U • FLAVOR I mill,* Si/e l.nav rw SAN CEORr.lA SEE ALL The: Welcome Wagon Hostess Lh*. Karh Tru • Flavor — ft Or. OLEO Will Knock on Your Door Hlth (lift a ii Graftings front Kricmlly llusincaa Nuighlrora itml Your I Civic ami Social !Wei faro Lciulcra IN* m l *r U k p * M j JU IC Y Woman Kills Self By Asphyxiation W ITH TH E K illh (ia lla i{lir r TEN D ER Rny S>mr* Symrt Jr Jr. H Hrr* rr» w wat it the onl only mndent that marred th* day— her young ton fell and broke hit arm. and the wat called to the hoipital. In the reception line were Mr* John Tboma*. Mr*. A, R Prtrraun J r., prujeit* chair­ man and Mra. Tom McDonald, prrvident of the Auxiliary. Member* of the Auxiliary were rnthuttatUr about the rreponte to the allver lea. In addition tn Holy Croi* women, many g u n ti from all over Sanford ram* tn «nioy the gay aftrrnoon before the atari of l-rnt. (Jt).e (fan foopaJurtinq On I he ticca-ion of: ( hitnge of imitlrnrr Arrival* of Newcomers lo Sanford I'honc H'A 1'- I7.TR Chicken Livers CAMPAIGN STU D EN TS RECEIVE AWAItRS ITmciiml J. Hugh Cm lion itronoiita 1lit* I'ilul Cltiit Adiiov cmt'iil Avvnnl to Lnicltii D.vcsi* mol Johntiio Phillip*. Th** nvvurd, givo t to a Ixi.v Hiivi girl in Junior High each *i\ works, it linartl on intprovrmeitl in m lu.lm-whip iHniiiliug, nbllily to get along with other Minimi* ntid nil limit* low artl tvnchcra. 2/0 (eet replace 75. Doesn't make sense ? Feb. 1 - 2 8 , 19S9 IC E Large COLD t v a1- , t Orange Juke ", V didn’t tell y o u . . . ! _ 49c MILK « 4 9 c llnmogeni/ed S f)/. POT PIES 19* Si/e 53* 25 8 W \NSON TV DINNERS gumption of citru* fruita W ITH IN 11 • Of. T H E S TA TE . U„ S. No. 1 BE ...a n d don’t say \\u Freah 't’••■***(■* (ALL THIS WEEK) Commerce drive lo inerraar the con. N.u.C.E. ' A 1EGGS SwifFa Premium (ir ' Help thn Flotilla Slate Chantlter of It will! See Or 1 • Lb. Cana oak Tomatoes or 1,111 Blackeyc Peas Food Kutu>r Beans K,nf or Navy Beans OUR POTATOES 1 0 GUEST- SUPER M ARKET * SANFOR D A t l a n t ic N A n g s N A i (A f ftfu ftd *\n,Th<A i/<Aif bank. " aN fford _ "A ave. HI SUNDAYS OPEN % «t * a. m. 4lh til ST. Noon -------^ £ -f i r �~ 1 ffhr Nikita Like W olf In Red Riding Hood n> m u, n ew sow I T I Foreign News Editor Either Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev h n ■ short memory or he .believes the Wettern pawr r t have. One of hit favorite themei vthen he accuses the West ot promoting the colii war it the need tor trust among nations. He n alto fond ot citing homely little Russian parables lo illustrate hit points In that sein then, we may say that the moment he hat donned grandmother'! cap. pulird the cotcrt up high and tt tunning through the little Red Riding Hood and the wolf routine at re gardt Berlin. AH that it neicsiary let tettle nti‘ own words how an unarmed V . S. iransport was shot down over Russian territory with 17 men aboard, 11 of them still tin accounted for. The recordings proved the Com­ munists lied when they denied that they shot the plane down They proved that Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mtkoyan also lied when he repeated thr denial during his recent visit to Wash­ ington At Geneva, 1he Communist dele gate to the conference treking to han nuclear weapons levts dis­ closed the Russians made major gains in thr perfection of their atomir weapons as result of tests last October. These tests occurred after both the l nilrd State* and Rntam had announced cessation of tests and at a attme when thr Russians themselves were demanding a permanent han. Further on the matter of trust: The Weil m<itM that inspertion teams to check on possible viola­ tions are essential In any agree 1 nllrd Press International I ably h ouItt hr away from hit d n k mrnt to a permanent han on W ASHINGTON ( C P I » - l o r more | (or ilk v f tk i. Rut they laid most weapons tests The Russians agree if (hr Important forrijn pohc> 1 than six years there hat never in principle but are equallv insis­ been any question who wa« the I plant for that period already are tent that any such teams In Rus­ host at the Stale Department — ormulatrd sian territory he manned by their Auilabtr Tor Adi Ire and there still isn't. own people Further, the arcretary hat male Secrelary of Stale John Poster To, tin otherwise, they say, Dulles ts in Waller Heed Army it clrar that e^trpt for the tlmr would be to open Russia lo a \*hrn hr actually it under anra Hospital today awaiting an opera vast Western spy network. Th i^ lion f*>r hernia. Bui the effect of the»ia, he will t>e available fur it Soviet trust. iomultation ami advice tm foreign his powerful personality still hov policy. rrs over the subordinates in whose Dulles went to the hospital hands he left affairs for "a few Tuesday to rest for his second ma­ weeks." jor operation in less than two The guide lines on major policy years. Doctors said the surgery also are clear and firm Sources conjectured Dulles prob would be performrd h tr Ala week or early next week Fears were expressed in F.urope that Dulles* illness might stall Western moves in the Berlin m ilt. But there were no indiea lion* in Washington of a delay NEW O R LE A N S . La it I'l i The Western Allies are expected tn send a reply laic next week Police shot one reveler In drain lu Russia’s Jan. 10 note proposing and wounded thrre others Tuesday M EM PHIS (U P D — Ruben Goto, a : i nation German peace treaty. night in a violent end lo * sodden Mardi Gras. in, who drove for a living for !i Reject Kotkl Proposal I'olk-e also arrested a »nm »n years, has voluntarily given up Tha West will reject the hov let hl> driving licfn*e. proposal, hut inform Russia of its who bared herself to the waist and Hr explained Tuesday that his willingness to have a Big Four danced on a French quarter batVision |s had and that "we have foreign ministers meeting to dis­ tony while hundreds of spectators enough killings on the highway cuss Rcrltn in the context of the egged her on. Mardi Gras traditionally ends considering everyone Is healthy." overall German problem. at midnight, amt many sclehrants "I was downtown and the traf­ Dulles was expected to he on fic light looked like . . well, just a lit* feel again in lime for the jammed city auditorium for the closing ceremonies. Bui some revbig hltir. That's when I decided. irnih anniversary mreling of I ju t October near Jackson. Miss., NATO in Washington on April 3 eters ignored the clock and eo n a car crashed into hi* tractor- This would provide a logical time tinned Iheir merrymaking well into the morning of this first dag: trailer killing the automobile's for ihe I'nitcd Stale*. Britain. nf lent. .A*h Wednesday. driver and impairing the vision Franre, and West Germany, to Authorities said there was mi r j linin'* left eye: put finishing touches on their more Irnublr than Uiuat, hoarser. If It was Ju*t myself. I would strategy. A* is the normal procedure, thr r.'t worry,” linin said, *'bul I There could be a forrign mini* Police Department <an-clrsi all might hurt somebody* else. So I ten' mreling with Russia in early Ira irt and pul officers on U-houi told them In take my license until May if the Soviets accept. shifts. I ran see right again." (Kliccrs said they faliily shot rioin, married and the father of John Mil all, ;.l. a Negro, after four, wants to find another job, he wheeled on them with a gut, in but doctors say hr should not. hit hand, lie had i-ern chasing an­ "They want me to slay In bed other mjn, they rrimrtrd. and rest." liolri said. "They don't Four men. all Negroes were know when my eyes will he okay. i aught molesting a woman and Maybe six month*, maybe a year apparently trying to rob her. im». . . or maybe more." lu r said. One of them, Donald I' WASHINGTON |Ill’ ll — l’re*i Johnson. JJ, s i , wounded its Ihe dent Eisenhower, other high of hip l-y a puller bullet And a by final* and diplomats today in slander. Andrew Butler, w a s aiigurale the nation's observance wounded when one of the four men nf the IMith anniversary of the dropped a pistol and II discharged birth of Abraham Unroln accidentally. An unusual tribute was planned The end of Mardi liras marked this week for the martyred IKth Ihe beginning nf I cnl. a 4liday President of the l nited States who period of prayer and penitence TALLAH ASSEE Il'P li In imaged America both by hit great­ aurance Commissioner J Edwin ness and hit humbleness. 1.ar«on today postponed until Unroln was born Feb. II. l*rti Thur day * hearing on Increased in a Kentucky lug cabin Rut Ihe automobile liability insurance sesquicertennial observance will rate* in Florida. begin a day in advanre of thr I.I.GlIOHN. Ha y it I'l — Mont,arson recently refused to annlvrr>irv nf his birth •ignnr Giovanni Picelnm. M, bish­ grant the increased rates a*ked The President x»ill open ihe op of Leghorn, died Tuesday. by the National Bureau of Catu (rtemonies hy making a brief ally I'ndrrwrilrra for its agencies sprrih at a dinner tonight in the ^ NEW AlIRK ( L I T I— Carl Helm. in the state Tt.r Bureau asked a nation's capital where Unroln led Tl*. Iggal adv isor to Ihe New A ork 7* 7 per ernt increase for the Ihe union cause in the Civil War Mirror, died at hiv home here stale generally and a M.3 per and met death hy at>a*>lnilmn Tuesday nigh! after a long ill rent increase for Dade County. Ex Presidents Hrrbert Hoover nest. Tallahassee Altnrnev J. D s n and Harry S Truman were tn Hall, representing the Bureau, sited tn the dinner hut will be MADRID, hpain I l ' P l i — Prnf asked for the postponement be unable lo attend. The Rt Rev Arturo Durrirr, fig. cosmic ray »>F.mrich. Kpisopal pert, died Tuesday after a heart eause he said he hadn't had Richard S enough time to confer with the bishop of Michigan and an cm! attack He was a member of ihr nrnt Unroln authority, will make University of Madrid faculty. company's New York attorney I.arson turned down the In the main speech Thursday, the Senate and House crease* on ground* the tables NEW AnilK Il'PI i — Aalrnlin eited in Ihc petition for rale hike* will gather in a joint session In I avlostks, fij!, pianist and piano did not represent the experience honor the Illinois lawryer who was Iracher. died Tustdly m Melropol of enough insurer* in the state, a one term congressman during Han Hospital n llrr a heart attack hut only those represented by the the Mexican Avar C U K iiN A D li, i alif. (U P li — . Bureau. Vice Adin. Clarence S. Krmpff, At, died Tuesday at his home afier a lengthy illness. Hr wss ihr sec nml oldest sice admiral on the IX IMS: SIMS I II sill SIS. X IM II Na*>'s irtired list. .11 Ills I s I I till I I I IV » 'SI I nil si s i i x i i i i •ill x i s i i i i i i i i i s I II S XI SMS XII. issll * r i i i iiiiix s.sss.ws.x r j. » itm.M'.n. Plaintiff. MIAMI <C P U — An Eastern Air til* |*|| ASK I* IK NT #t • I Lines Electra turbo-prop airliner I V* t * fssf:§ H I • arrived hue today after making LONDON it Pit - Prole.tor F. M in n : m i i %it an iintrheduled larding in Atlanta C Pylws, • leading British sur­ Tn ft II.I'M Wiw*Mtl I V n t i \ i i .« mi vm .s u on its flight from Chicago. geon. « lined lodsy that smoke Itl ' K » * An Eastern spokesman said thr from burning leaves and garden |..i nrfiie lift :• ling. I aIt!**» tl, Srm ■G n was mi.de Tue-day night be tubbilh are possible causes of Till Mti; m.it K li V M iTiriK I* cause nf an oil Irak around one rancer, l n•t m • fi»r 11’9 tnehl asf * • •• lutftfl * * * * ( ! » i t ■d thr prnpellei*. Repairs were I'ybui, professor emeritus of » i fiytl ,r I d ' i d * * )l made within two hmirt and the surgery at the University of Dur A n si *J »s *% i. «f»l it |1 P u l l ! ft 1« Fait bfi'iBfi* i'eitjfifr, H ’Mtia fhlht rnntinued. ha. wrote in the magarine The «| f <it *s||o(fi i|n« •rnrrpfii U l l 2 Seventy passenger* were Medital Press that, "the amole • net 2 in *«, 1 ftf f lt n n t h i* ls « # n aboari. Those bound fur St. Pet­ from these smouldering heaps is f'I p I a f ili il fail #n4 nr*1 f qkiitfil lo *fM* * r«#*r M'wr ersburg were transfeired to other darker, more Irritating, generally A n iftir nr li l t i n g t>* t h e i ‘ *sm* U t i ’ t t>n ih # r u i m l f f * m i ' i r n n , flights, but those en route tn Mi­ foul smrllinr, and. as might be ts’•t e-l J |,fp firf * t i t h * f rit- ami continued on the Electra. et(M-rled. rontamt benrpyrene, a e*f \\.%it it i*> t # i k k v iii: The spokesman said the Right suspected rancer agent." r*ft Ivfffu* F(«U’ " !«»•* 1*4r Is f']rs r id # i t r| fr|# ! t: • *'t. * t * l . I n ■ could have continued to Miami, # w # r nr 1*1# *4 Eft# 111 t i n wffti • »' f i h • i ' I •t k n f % * « * 1 f r "1 1 1 *’• il r l •*n and that the landing for repair #.r t« v f *»r n t i g i t ' l l 4§ > «if J M 'ifri,, was purely a precautionary mea­ 11i « if *. fail i * i ■ a u*» sure i t r * (st "S #aafaf*■ ■ » «* <Ji I1• • M ♦f The plane 1* similar tn the a | a in i 1 l o u N r Ih# 4 tn iin d » •«| in ih# I'-miiNt I «r i «»i u h :i i m » •» *«>. Amrruari Air U nrs Electra that fnrtf, *4#tiiifio1n *! jint 1‘NriiJ# riashei in the Ea«: River at New thi* fin 4 kf i f r* •' » . iti*. Yutk la>t week, killing tt uf the n I* I I K I t M f O N l ’ l#»k df ih# i*lrtwlt i V v f t nf ##n>l»nl# Tl persons aboard. «*nuni v In Chicago, Allan Dexter, dsslit vii fih a T . V l i l # i is* ft) Suss p i s . tierMet field manager for the airline, l»#l»UtT CJffk ■tigllt.ls-ciwris gists. said Eastern resumed normal tur> T'*i»i#l J U M t r t o f \\ a r . n i ' h a i .# rr . \ r .K Par*, ha-witu. twsiw ttl bo prop airliner operation! Toes, !*• I’ ar k A t # n u # Howl* day, aflrr imposing a “ voluntary t%M«i«r Park, ru*f!4j 41 7 — 7Je Att««rri#r f#r PltliMlf' had weather landing restriction on P u H l e h r»>. 11, I I , |l • - 4 M a r t i iT o a ti iv m A m n i its Electraa Sunday night. «. t m . the Berlin problem, he say*. !• for the Wettern Alliet tn hast trust in Communist good faith. With faith, hit story sue*. the A! lies can abandon West Berlin with perfect conltdcnce that It will re­ main a free symbol of the capita­ listic world lio miles inside Com­ munist territory. Western trade routes lo Berlin will he guaranteed but there w ill, be no need for military supplies since there will be no Western troops there. Simultaneously these examples of Communist "good faith 1 occur or are disclosed: In Washington, the State Dc partmrnt released tape recordings whith tell in Russian fighter pit- Even From Hospital Bed, Dulles Remains The Boss #anfisr?i Irrn ffl WM., Feb. 11, 1959—F ate 7 . Benson Is Urged To 'Give It Away' M ilk Commission's Future Debated: WASHINGTON* i l T h — Aert — whether it be through sales, t arculture Secretary Fiira Taft Ben­ ter or donation to hungry peoples. ton knows one thing for turr today Brnson said this cxiuntrv had — Congress wants eserything po** been pushing farm evporls "almost sibic done to get rut of firm sur­ lo thr limit." But he said thr t*. S. pluses by shipping tnem overseas. also had to consider tnr interest of other friendly countries in the This was the ovcrr.d.ng theme world market-place. which ran through hours of testi­ mony and questions Tuesday dur­ ing Benson s appearance before the House Agriculture Committee. Benton was told ic;saintly that efforts lo rcciUve surpluses in this way should be stepped up immedi­ \ \TI< \\ C ITY (U P li - l ope ately. John today marked Ash Mrdnr*The secretary and his aide* dav and tne stall of l.cnl by re­ promised lo do so but alio a*»ed newing an appeal for peace In me lawmakrr* to las •patler.r and “avoid suicide and homicide'* allow- thr guvcrnmtnt time to get throughout the world. the hall really roiling. The I'ope appeared at the win­ Democrats and Republicans dow of hit private apartment on dike applauded f'rc*iilrnt Fitcn- the third floor of the apo*iotn howrr's request for Benoit In vig palace, and addrts.cd rnmr in.ono nrously push * “ food for peace pilgrims asirm led in St. Peter's plan In ship more farm products Square. abroad Speaking thr»..gh a microphone Rut the*- eriticiisd thr admin piacrd on hL« windowsill, he recited Istration for not using all thr with the p|li funds and resources now available and then made an impromptu to speed rxrwirtx of surplus food* thire-minute ti«eerh in Italian Pope Asks Peace In Speech Today TALLAH ASSEE f l'P h _ The Milk Commission will have to decide If it wants to be abolished nr retained before final action is taken on a proposed plan to rr-i organixe the Department of Agri culture. Sen. Tom Adams of Orange Park said Tuesday that proposals for changes in administration of milk laws are so complex and controversial that thr agricultural service* committee may have to leave them out of itt recommen­ dations to the 19\9 Legislature. Adams' committer found at a series of public hearings (hat change* Involving the milk Indus try were the only major contro- Missed Him, Finally D1THA, Israel ti <i : i a. I rah fhmurl told p<i ce her hus­ band his hern mitring for five months Asked why thr didn't report his disappraiaqcr sooner, she explain rd: "I didn't mi»v him until now.'* versy. No serious objections were voiced to other rrorganlrattons. be raid. The commmre proposed that Milk Commission be alsolithrd and its duties shifted in the Depart­ ment of Agriculture. It alto re­ commended that dairy Inspections be transferred from Ihe Depart­ ment of Agriculture tn the Board of Health. But Ihe dairy Industry voiced strong opposition to both measures. Adams said there appears tn be general agreement on the need for a statewide standard for milk, set by law- I'ndcr present regula­ tions. earh town sets different standards lor milk grade* Adams said the committee feels that the milk grades should he uniform throughout the state T h r At ilk Commission hai called a public hearing here Frh. ta to get further views from Ihe public and milk induitry before taking a stand on th* committer propo­ sals Adaint said hit group won't prepare ns final report tn the 1-egClaiure until alter this hearing. He added he hones a sallsfactor plan for reorganization of tha d « _ partmrnt ran be worked out be*' . tween now and the April 7 session. But he said he did not believo the reorganiiatlon tnu'd bo ae* rnmplithrd In one session of tho legislature. |BDC 1 lLa wniyCONTEXl1 10-K.y Colcu* ( 1 latar at anywhir* I s S n»or Id r' J S i | pries « a a lu *1 2 5 w•T. • Vk1TM j ▼GEORGE STUART I ■■ ana sauna, ns.assons f v ' T v ISIS One Reveler Dead, Three Wounded In Mardi Gras Action .Light Just Blur, Driver Quitting is •* .. Ike, Others Sari Lincoln Tribute Hearing Thursday On Insurance Hike Deaths Legal Notice Airliner Delayed By Prop Oil Leak «% %* Burning Rubbish May Cause Cancer 0 It �- ■r S ' i w {* 5* v.* *- :r jr p - r - r c Legal Notice ‘ ml. I’t n c r i T COI NT o r THIS C o u r t of tha Nint h J u d l r l a l f i r - ult. n and for Rtmlnol* I ■ninny, M a r . J t 'II IIM I. . U N C U T I I ____ o i • r v n a i.K i n i i t s , da, In C h a n t t r r No. l * * l i . T k * . i l ­ i u m af th* *>nt la Rut* T o Outat rtO N ID A . I T I I M M M I '■ M l i I ■ urr t o « r iB T t it l e W . 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T b l a wall** (k a i l k* puhtlakad are a a r h weak for fnur m n i n q I r o w ea k* la Ik* Maarard lla ra ld. h l* N I I T I t K T t » t k l i u r » l •»! Dated Ik la I I 4 * r of J a n u a r y . T H E R T A T E I I P P l A J l l l D A T O C I . A I D E A MIE III* llouta I Hut I I ki'ltnu ald t . to ra l# O P. Ilnradna 1 Rttarn f'alltlon k a t l n r t>«tn r l a r V . f l r r u l l ' ’anri filed In tit* Circuit C o u r t . In and RamInn Ia I’nunlT, Florid* In N r A ria J l.nndjula* I) C. for R* m mol' Coutt lr . Flo rid* '■|tait'*r>. w It • r n I n P e t lt lo t t " ' r s t - n m A N D N ETTIN O H A LR h e nnt is r n ii * n i hora l e i: M l a r n a t * for Plaintiff* I I T I t l t hi* » l f * #*»W In *dopt a • I n ti th Kn nw laa t a r l a l n •*.|*jr»*l m in o r famat* child, wiI a l a r P a r k . Flo rid a t o - w l t : I N F A N T A M I C , thaa* utr •anln are In taitaa an d r tu u l i a rnu lo h* and aott'ar kaforn th* * t . o " R i r l * Court on th* ! n d dav nf F IO TfTIu i a M N M N O TIC E IR IIE P E llT R I V E N Atari it A. I*. t » l * th a n and that* T h a t . I. A n n a E . MrC ord am a n - lo l i m a rant* if a n r r n u ran. aad In kualnaa* at faa* *lb *rr r ar h r tka ranutat nf tk * P*i|iiniij a r Ika f l r lll lo n a name af 1-A ND ar* k ' r i l n ma ulil not b* arantad Herein fall not ala* A l » r r * * <NI> and that I Inland tn m Cuar*t*» w il l k* *n 1 'r*d ala r aald naait w it h Ik* C la rk P lha r i r r n l t Court. Ramlnnl* awalnai rou and Ik* c a m * t>rtu " d aa pari* - a w l r , Rln rld * and In lo c o r d in r a W IT.NKRR ntr band and official l i b Ik* prerielona af tk* F l r t l - **al at Ranfoid. R tm ln n l* Cwunlt. N a m * Rtatat#, l n . * l l t R t r . Flo ri d a r a tkt* l l r d d a r of J a n I t * F lo ri d a Rtalutt* 1111. u a r r . a . I t . li s t . / A a a a B . MaCord o p. Ilarndon Clark nt Hi# c l r r u l i cuur t. Ramlrnl* C o t i n t r , Florid* Hr: 1*1 H a ith a T . Vlhlan. N U T I C E T i l Il i r . F N k D I). C. L O U T H K. U a L A I K and t l o rd n n V. Fr e d 'il r lc M r l J M N . hla ml fa. and J O H N A l l a m a c for I'a ll il nna r* ■ A It N O L I ) , and — A U S O I J i *»| N, Patk Aranti* kta wife , if llalna. and If r . ft Not 111* dead, tha lr un kno wn kair*. dadlanaa. Iraalar*. a r krant***: Ranford, Florida and anr and all oaranna r t a l m l n k k r. Ikrauak. n r under a n r n f tka aald d ' f t n d a n t i nr l e I h f II m H i t Ik* f » « M f J « 4 | » otharwla*. and a n r and all S » e l a « l t n « r M » * !■ Ft** patann* r la ln tln t an r natal*, Ir* r l l k l . till*, or tnlaraal In. or I n m ef Han upon, Ik* r i a l p r o p a r n I I U M I I i ; KITCMKNE W A ItK tiaraln d***rlk*d. ar a n r part 11#c#V11■) tnartaf. I n A lt I f»4ll«*Ft m 4 rere e k * l l n * I Ii Ih i « r l l « « * « l i llilu l k a n n tlr * (hat a ault kaa k**o aaalnat ran br A A l l i t S | « I 4 i :* i * i # i t i c h nf % « u m i liffftir M i l l . JE.KRIK 1! V VEIN KM. M « Wlf*. H A l l l l V H O N N E T T , U K N K nn ftf lt d ift'l f r ' i n l t n l |n (M i n N k T T , hla wife, and if A I t o L D i n v i litffi* *n1 «U r ii« n tlt ^ h i r h v#ni II. W K I N E I I . li n e )* In tn* C l r r u l i n r * h h r r nf y «ki m * r |i b «* •§•!*•? r % % >1 a:: ■ ■ JR. •U w I* Cf ■ •j vJEC • at . .'t 1 ■•a In i in i'™ M w A ' V i ' .* rv ■£t ■M SU R V IV A L TR AINING — PilotR Rnd crew memlreni nf V A iM I irivp ihfir Rurvivel cquiimipnt a checkout in th* cold water uf Lake Golden at the .Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion. (Official U.S. Navy Photo) Checkertails Find It's Never Early 1(1 new*r Ion early (or awim ming when aurvival gear mutl b* toted. The pilot* and rrrw* of VAN II ire ■‘doming" thrm irlrei dtlly in the water* of t-akr (toldcn at th* Sanford Naval Air Station. Jutl in m e they may be teited In. Ihr Atlantic water*. Kirm Irellevera In “ an ounce of prevention la worth a pound of rure." lb* men know that cold wraiher aurvival *f)uipmrpi may m*an th* ililf*r*nre brlwetn life and death in aubjero weather. Ilte ••Cherkerlall” aquadron t» girding ilaclf for the tic monthl truiac ahead. On Friday, th* men will tall from Mayport. fla . aboard Ihe U J.S . Franklin I). Rooievelt. The intenaive aurvival Iraiolog will be a itnall part of future opnation* with Ihe Sialh Flecl. t'dr. Caesar Frrnaoder J r . in com­ manding officer of V A I M I . News O f M en In Service 8gi. C h irle i A . Fo*. 31fi K. I»t Si. Chuluota, 3 IJ A A A Brigade partlnpaled in E i f f t i i a ••f.ucky ilrlla,'* a mammolh T h ird U. H A rm y command poit exercue Feb COLUM BUS. Ohio <L T D — The 7-8 at Fort Gordon, C*. No Pocma, Please More than JERK) men reprevenl lag U Heicrvr. Nglionit Guanl and active Army unHa took part in Ihr cxrrrlie, which la drngnrd In train Army rommandera and tlaff member* In the molt advanrrd docinnei and tcchnlquei of em­ ploying II. S. forrri In rombal. Fo* it atlarhrd to the 312lh Ik* r a t a l • o f U L . t M . T I H K I T C H E V R W A H E . d*c**»»<!. 1*1* uf aal-l AAA Brigade. porta al th* Ohio I'emlrnhary ar* getting out of hand. The priion newspaper hai aiked Hi readrn: ••|*Itaie do not ronlnbuta ttoemi . . . we will accept artlrlea or item* of general inlereil to our rcarlera, hul no poemi, pleaie." INtunlv. In Ih* Cnti nli J u d a * « f R'ciiinoti I'ctunlr, FlnrhS*. *! hi* nfflc# In Ik* - n u l l limn* of aald IV iu n ir at Ranford. Flo rid* w ll h ln alakt calattdar mnitilia t m m Ik* limn nf l h » flea! nubllt al Inn nt INI* nu ll'* . E arh claim ur driuand *n*11 ba In wrlllcia and ak »ll ai*ta ..ffir* addifaa nf th* cla im ant. *nd Ih# plat* of c#*ld*nt* *tid i*'i#t ciffir# nf ih* tUtcwani, and *hall k* ■on i it I t ha Ik* claimant car nt a i l n i n t v , and ana *uclt claim nr d u n * tt-l nnt *it ti l' d 'h all k* m i d J!nb*tl Wlt ll* Wac* A* M r r u t o r " f I*t* 1-4*1 Witt and T**t*>tt»M <>f I I I . A N C H E K I T C H E N R VVVMK |t* r** "l Furl nulillcatlttfl Januatv Sllh. ■via. Second Childhood NEW YORK I U P !)— Th* Rrooklyn Indualrial Office of the Slate Employment Servicea reported to­ day that oldir peuple are galling irrnnd rhlldhoocl rating habit*. The office quoted induilry iourcea a* laying the Iremendou*ly ripanded demand for b*by food c»me* from middlragrd and old­ er peuple nn ipeeial diets or hav­ ing laclh trouble. Orders now being taken for copies of Ihr Sanford Herald ■J 1 pidoAicrfiowdii edition - For the past ;t.T years it has been the custom of the Ranford 1‘orald to publish Annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover All phases of INDUSTRY L AGRICULTURE. HOME BUILDING DEVELOPMENT. SCHOOLS 6i CHURCHES, SPORTS, N A V Y ACTIVITIES, SEMINOLE COUNTY AND CULTURE W« will mail thia Edition anywhere in the world for you on the date of publication for 25 Be sure and plan to send your friends up J ( * north a copy of this annual tourist edition ao that they can ace just what a wonderful place Seminole County is . 6000 T *4 Ihr Sanford Herald C&U oh &hinq 204 W. 1st Street / 1 f MORNNO THAT \ P fC A N F A S Tt S6ALLV ciT T h& ) S Q x X s rs < 09 yojuhOhdah FA 2-2611 & U « i / | / WBAUTiROL . i ( & 0 - V \\UAT A rA V ;rS E tL w o n o g if u u 1^ ( ah ; Th 5 C O c FE C T A S T E S — ^ Li �If Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' 2 -F O R R E N T I — FOR R E N T C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X •intnrB lirilfi Nice sleeping room, private en­ 1— LO ST A N D FO UN D trance and private bath. Completely remodeled 6 room tin F.A 2 33M 2FOR RENT furnished apartment 323 Park 2A -R O O M A BOARD apartment, clean Ave. New all tterl kitchrn fully FUR N ISH ED and dote in. No children. J im ­ equipped. Apply 913 Park Ave. 3 B EA C H r e n t a l s mie Cowan. F A 2-4013. 4 W AN T E D T O REN1 Large 7 bedroom unfurnuhed apt . Fla. room, tiled bath. 1T00 NEW Home. .1 h r. I i bath, kit­ 3 - R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A L E chen equipped. 24*2 Elm A ir Magnolia A\r. STO. FA 2 3931. •— FARM S . A C R E A G E . See me at 313 E. Second St. 3 BEDROOM frame house. 707* GR OVES So. Grandview— Rose Court. 4— W A N T E D T O R E N T 7— R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D Large gia*f laiousied porch, •— M IS C E LLA N E O U S kitchen equipped attic fan A Small furnished apartment for • -F L O W E R S • P L A N TS working girl, Reply to P. O enrlotrd garage. Available im ­ Baa S3J. Sanford. SHRUBS mediately. Call F A 2-4447. I*— O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T 3-ROOM furnished apartment. I I — A U TO M O B ILE S 6-ROOM unfurnished, kitchrn TRAILERS equipped. Phone F.A 2 0733. I I — BO ATS A M OTORS FUR N ISH ED A P T. 201' * W *3 3hf 1ST You Use An Inexpensive W ant Ad Wed., Feb. It. 1950—Pago 9 IAPF •A ■D AY 1 APPLICATIONS f 1— Real Eatati Wantad PURCHASE or RENT! Gasoline station* or aitei, town* 2ooo to 25.000 pop. Prefer outskirts or nrar schools, residential. Write Dep t M. P. O. Boa 1J0, M oul­ trie. Georgia. n SPECIAL S I R V l CBS Quick Laundromat Servlet Stmt* Finished In 43 lloUi* Siniton* Dry Cleanlnr E. 25th St. Foodmart Bldg. SO UTHSID E LAUN DRO M AT 24— A R T IC L E S TOR SALB 3 Piece living room aulte, needi rrltnishlng. FA 2 7446. Complete set mens McGregor golf clubs. FA 2 2300. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby K E N M O R E automstlc washer. A -l condition. $60. Ph. NO 14424 Besli Day. Week or Month— morning*. Tel. FA 2 3131. Furnitura Center G R A P E V IN E N UR SER Y H I Welt Ftrat St. B E A U TIF U L HOLLY TV and RADIOS Bought. Sold All kinds and a im and Traded T A T 12 00 up. Furniture Moving A .Storag* Grapeville Ave. FA 3 0436 S E R V IC E CALLS 33 CO plus parti. C. E. P H IL L IP S . Agent LO YD 'S R ADIO A TV SER VIC E WASIIBUUN V A N LINKS Floral Arrangement* — Corsages 412 Sanford Ave. 1300 French Ave. FA 2 1991 SA N FO R D FLOWER SHOP F A : i » : : or f a : 0270 Ibis ta a guest pass to Ihc R IU We l l ' d r i l l i n g Theatre for W. P. Boone. Eap. Fairbanks Morse Pumps WOODRUFF R date Feb. 26. 13. llrpalrs to all nukes Farm A Csrdrn Center HOWARD AY. LONG AN N T ALS LOOK! 21 m I'hileo Table Model 20? F. Commercial Ave. *0t Celery Are, on stand only $79 95. Phone F A 2-3433 U-FARM S U P P LIE S A Kitchen p m i POQM fnr couple. 21 in G E Console only »J 230,000 Glory A Marion Market Irgrr, Ph FA M iTT. M A C H IN ER Y L O Y D S RADIO A TV Television Tuiaes Tested ) r*a Cabbage Plant* Ready to »ct 1 4 -P E T S . L IV E S TO C K . 412 Sanford Ate. ROLLINS IIO H B V SHOP M R. Anderson, So. Cameron 2 ROOMS and hath: furnished. At Th* Sign Of The Totem Pei*. SU P P LIES Ave. 3t 0 . Apt. 3. 4071i W. I at. Portable clcrtnc air cumprrifor, 1617 8. Freneh Avw. 13— A R TIC L E S W A N TED commercial unit, with paint pot lit M ARI VN It. JONES 11— A tT O W U B II.p l— T R A ll.F R*» W EI.A K A A P A R T M E W T S : rooms 1 3 -P L A C E S T O E A T and gun. Approximately 13 rtl. Ill M IN G Student* of Oviedo t-'enmr High pcivala bath*. 114 W. Ftrat St. ft. KA 2 2539. 17— B E A U T Y PARLORS base elected Mt>» Prticilla Tuhy IJS6 Ford V a 3 dr Fonlomnlte; II. II. I ’ O P E C O . 1 3 -F E M A L E H E L P W A N T E D A P A R TM E N T: water lurniihcd. at this year'* May s,uccn. Mis* I I H I I i l f n m l Uatr. , n u rd . w w h heater new Hies tine owner. IM 3. Park ------- F A 1 4234 OA FK and undrr 20 gauge Bf Cali F A : i/:d 6. 1>— M A L E H E LP W A N TE D Tuhy I* a member **f Ihc *eni<sr I 1717 Park Ave, Park Apt. No. " l i n t 's m y recommendation — it says I'm honenl. ing Superposed gold trigger, clan ami is the daughter of Rev. • 13— M A L E OH F E M A L E ROOM for couple or lady. 1'h. and Mr* Stephen Tuhy. hard-working and punctual. You'll i it,J my weight grade 2. Cost over $400. Lea* 21— WORK W A N TE D FA 2 4740 than onr box shell shot. Sava on the other nulc!" 19*9 FORD radio and heater. Her attendant* are PhylUs lloke, 22— B USIN ESS half. F A 2 7360. I lean, Onr owner. F A 7 134)1. Clean downstairs furnished apt Alary Ann Slayton, Ann l.undy. Windshield Hark GI*m H EA L M T A T K FOR 8AI.lv O P P O R TU N ITIE S 3— H EA L E S T A T E FOR B ALM , Margarrt Arndt, Nellie llraslry oU heat. 611 Park. Door G ia n ' ent (.la w Cotton A AVoot Yarns. Net!ana. 23— S P E C IA I SER VIC ES — I and Katherine Miklcr. All are F o il thr rrouoniy mlndrd—Jbeil t»Vt I* I. V M U l T II Uelvulere. Threads, Tapes. s F . n v i c i: house. ITS BEDROOM per |meinter* of the »rnlor cla»* 24— P IA N O SER V ICES Ulcun. good condition, one u w r . room UB home; porch carpoitr. IIO L L IN S IIORIIY SHOP Srnkarik Glas* a n d I'.iin l fit. May Das festivities, beginning rr Will vairifltr for $1,050. Ph month. Ph. FA 2-7111 24-A— BUILD IN G CONTRACTORS utility rooms equipped kdrhrn. 1I2 III AT. 2nd St. I’ h. FA MIJ2 A'. Th* Sign Of Th* Totem Pate. this year, util he abolished due to FA 2 173) V* - . - I take up remain2317 S. Fruseli Ava. 23— E L E C TR IC A L U N FU R N ISH ED 3 bedroom house. the u*c of the auditorium ** » tug \ \ loan. Idea! for children. . C O N TR A CTO R S ENA I I.OPI S. letterheads, staleKitchen equipped; rncloird bark study hall T hia ha* teen made, 1 9 .V .1 1 1 1 U K Super, radio A hea Single hnllvwood bed, mattreil A I-ocated on non through street. mmts. invoices, hand h!ll<. and 23-A— B U ILD IN G , REPAIRS. psirch; jcrccned front psirrh: necessary hecau'r of the large in-1 ter Aery giwxl rondltlon Must ipring EA 2 6295, Phorr FA 2 639J proersnts. e l c . Progressive garage: nice lawn. Good tora- crease in atlrmlanrr amt at the be suld $430 tutLaurel D r 23 B B U ILD IN G SU P P LIES I i inline Co. Phone V *A 2931 — Jackets . R.sotx •Tenlt ■l.uggsg* tiun. Adult*. F A 2 t*a or end of this team auditorium facil­ 1'h FA 2 4»M 27— NOTICE • PERSON ALS 2 HU CB, Htr liilh. on enrnrr lot 3o* West 1.1th 81. A R M Y N A V Y SURPLUS FA 2 3112. ities will be partitions'll to provide 2 3 -A R T IC L E S FO R S A L E x 143 It 11,000 down. Total 310 Sanford .Avenue additional rtamoom*. Iran*, It A i t. Auto. '52 Paint, con*, IW.SOU 1COMPLETE l,i«’n maintrnanrr. 23— F U R N IT U R E A Many estrar Excellent i urid A Valentine formal dame for F A C T O R Y JO YOU r rteanint. mowing A edging. HOUSEHOLD S F W 2 BR l 'i baths, Fla. room FA 2 3*4.1 Senior high aludent* will l-e held ALUMINUM ' Trimming A rare of trres. $1 V*) down. Total WiMi lake Instead at th» city had, Saturday. V E N E T IA N BUNDS shrobi. (ertilutnc, and rr nova­ front Homrs — Lakrfront loti, S A C R IFIC E 45 \ 10* wide trad I — LO S T A N D F O U N D Feb. 21 beginning at h p, m, Mrs tion Frre estimate*. I'll. Enetnsed head. 8a| proof bottom $25 front foot. Terms. rr 195!) model, 2 Ivdruoni*, George Keliey, assisted by Mr* rail with plavtlc end*. Plaitie FA 2 71*7. COST— LEASE. Bi2 Sale Oc Ie«* than dealrit rost Cuttoiit MAJOR BROWN R E A L T Y Miltun Gure will 1'S in charge of or rayon tapes. Celian or nytoa Everything. Furniture Ccnlcr. Realtor furnished-77 in III Ft, /.rnith PRESERVE jour baby « shoes In ihc event. fords. T V ami many cvlrai. KA 2 73Su LAKE M ARY A Valentin* King and Queen, everllillng bronrr. gold or Srnknrik GIrm and Taint Ci». TA LLA H A S S EE ( U P t > - Pay LO S T: Shakespeare President reel Th. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 I M l silver— Write and clan rod \ icinily of^luth raises for all faculty at tax- chosen recently at an informal 117 111 W' 2nd SL Ph. FA 2-4421 1 2 -B ll AT* and MOTORS BARI KM A I T St . W rit of Mrllunvilli- Ate. supported universities has been gathering, will lc revealed the 9)4 Nmlh lArath M. 29— F U R N IT U R E and HE AL LS I.A TE D R IV E IN REW ARD i( found in good con­ urged in * resolution by the Flo­ night of Hie dance. Attendant*, 12 (I ItOAT A trailer with 10 Davlona Reach, Fla. h o u s e h o l d goods 2341 ?T»mh Ave. dition. Ph. F A 2-4312 or rida State University Chapter of chosen at the same lime, are h. p Mercury Aloiur. $175 or the American Association of Uni­ Naomi 1 uhn and l.tmla Harris, FA 2 5712. Hade. FA 2 713. Homes Designed For ninth grade; Carol Parker and I 1A—PLUMBING ami HOOWSM S E L L US YOUR FUR N ITUR E versity Professors. Itdlter Florida Living. LOST. In residential or down • The new pay scale would pro­ Bessie Fleming, loth grade; Junie • IVe H I T Ihe Most "Gateway to Ha- Waterway" “Call Hall" I‘hone FA 23641 Pl.t.AIRING town Sardurd. while cold llamll- vide a minimum rate giving a Firming and Yvonne King, lltii £ I Hedroonts— 1 A - Hat h i • We S E L L Ihc Moil Your Evlnrude Dealer Contrailing A llepalri Ion watch, three diamond on full professor an avrragr of grade. • We P A Y Ihe Moil Room hmise, hardwood (lours IIO IO O N SPORTING G O O D S Frro Estimates rath aide, black hand with $11,000 a year. Average pay of a S U P E R TRADING POST l lasses vot'd to make the event kitchen electric, space best. 304 6 6 E. 1st. I'kan* FA : &U6t R. I it u n i t chain cuard. REWARD. Mr*. Florida State professor now is an annual affair with role* and Ph. F A 2 0677 air ronditloDtd. Inquire 711 I^ro v Andcraon, P h o n e . S3,3*6 and the average rrportrd- accessories to be purchased this II — Pels l.lsfsloik vuppliea_______ 204 Ssnford Ave. Phone FA 21131 Air lions tile. • BIG VALUES F A 2 5231. l> is higher at the University of year and handed down. t Puppies F R EE lo good homes • Q U IC K CRED IT Junior High Florida. See 'em at 2)1.1 8 Glands lew • EA SY TERMS The resolution, drawn by the Airs James I artni and Mr* U III,R IU .n r S TE N M R O M Eonomtc Security Committee, II. De.Shasn. Junior High irerra- J Pair Siamrve cals, Uitb $5U IUJ I'L l A IltlM . Rrtlslerril Broker stales the raises are necessary to lion thairnnn, are planning a Val- ' New And Used Furnitura W . 13th 81. H E A T IN G LANV IlISM IR "strengllitn morale and meet ris­ rntine semi-formal ilalier fur this l i t E. First 51. T A 2342* i i i r r i i : i i h o a d w av group In lie held Saturday night, ing prices." IT— B E A U T Y PARLORS AIR C U S D ! H O N IN G Im m ediate O ccupancy KI N T U R IIK T T l« the lime to *h»H your <>M The group also urged adoption Feb. II at the city ball at A, CONTRACT and R E P A IR WORK Assoclstrs car and lake advantage of a ttV G u a ra n te e IVraotm l IIA H IIIE T T 'S B E A IT Y N O O K of automatic annua! minimum Woman's Club Alieling PA M lt ! price that mrana bu-ines*. III N. Park Ph. FA 2 III* Feb Special: $|o permanrnl 47.5d liver Saafard A ir. New A U»fd .Satisfaction o r Votir salary Increases of $4<>i for profes­ Mrs. c. I - Ncnser, Veto lirash, FA 2 3712 IU5 So. ()«k F u m i lu r a and AppliaactB Money C h e e rfu lly sors, *30u fur associate professors. president of the Florida federa­ Mil* It a gursl piss In Ihe IliU 3200 for assistants and Sluo for tion of Women's chib*. will he Refunded. theatre for J. H. Harris. K ip 14— FKJMAI.K ■ K L P W A N T B U Joe 4'. Thomas guest speaker at Ihe Friday, Ft I. Instructors. dale Fill 26. , 1(121 Santa St. FA 2‘64* 201 209 E . Firat SL Ph. PA 2 0911 The proposed sialr rails lor j !_• meeting of the lo.-al club Cl HI) « .III18 ovrr 2|. Apply m CM Dour Sedan. Like new minimum base pay of 33,750 fur Mrs. It. C. Miller it chairman id person al Pig \ AMuslle I'A ll.M K IU S a R K N C Y Used furniture, appllanets, teal* fini*h and intrrlur. Thla car professors, $7,630 lor associate, the luncheon comitiillrr composed V V. Farmer, Reallsr baa all thr rquipmenl you etc. Rought-told. farry's M arl 33.230 fur assistants and $1,000 o( Mrs. P. W. Met all, Mr* T . L. MAID Single and under 50 In D. II. Whiinioir. Assoc. would ra p 'd in a Cadillac in* 21$ Sanford A »#. Ph. PA I-41U. lingo, Mrs. It. L. Cameron, Mr*. for instructor*. , TITUSA i i .i . i : work in Ihe inllrmarv. Seminole eluding air conditioning. Why 114 S. French A 'e . Ph. F A 2 3221 W. It. Meek, Mrs. U. S. Moon and New 1 Used Furniture A Appli­ t'nunly Home. Live in Salary: | I'L l AIRING A H E A T IN G INCT nnt join the Ruyal Family of After hours FA 3 -M il or FA 2-t»:t Mr*. D. D. Daniel. Those unable Licensed — Bonded — Insured ance*. A Good risce To car ownrra. 9IU) munlbly and Giard Phone C o r. Ilvvy. 1 7 -n j * 27th S I. to altrnil are requested to notify B U Y S E L L nr TRADE T O those who are dlironlrnt Coeoi, Cocoa lleaeh, leevhurg, PA 2 )«*.'• Phone F.A 2-1501 olle of the sun miller as ra lly as J E N K IN S FUR N ITUR E Sanford, Titusville «nd tic. with Ihrir present iMiusr— Try possible 4nn Sanford Ave. f S.VNFORD - Phone F A 2 7691 a home Hut idler* 3 large bed­ I API I l f AV3I1RESSES lull or part lime. Salary and lips. Call Mr* It W Eft'*, club president I l ­ IT ls ItKAI, KSI'ATK W ASHINGTON (D P I I -F u n r r room* wdh tingle and double It-P lA N 'O SP kv'il E ' Air King. FA 3-3411 at services will he held today for “ hi premie | ask i!rum'#y A Monteith Bel-Air I Ibmr A' * Sedan. chisels, living room with fire Maf. Gen. William J t' Wild liill 'i at I t ; South Par. Ph. F A 2 4613 n . A Merlin* Automatic Transmission. place, (lining room, drn or mu NAVY Exchange Restaurant want* PIANO TUN IN G A HI.PAIRING Donovan, lawyer * soldier - diplo­ Radio and llcater. Eetrpiloaal sic room, reception room, hut The P T A meeting, tonight, a: I ' T , _ , r ..,,. stunt order rook and cashier. W. I. II AII MON mat who died Sunday at thr age in the school audlturium will mark low mileage. Beautiful aolid lera pantry and kitrhen plus .' ’* _ . iis / j. y Hour* I p m to to p in . Mon. Ph. r.A 2 122J Aller 5 (61 p m. of 7fi. hlark color. Thla car haa 1.216) sq. fl, tui'able for game .he o' venation of Pound..'s D a y .i ^ t * . C,L I ; I K N * " through Erl Conlart M r. A solemn requiem Mass will ahiiw-room appearan.e a n d room or storage spare. Uarpnrte 21 A III II H IM ; c I l M I U I KIRS .Scout group* will pariMiiato in / ' Jr,% S Rlondtwnrth, Navy Exchange. 1 > e said at SI. Matthew'* Cathe­ rarrlr* a new ta r on* and gatage with storage lauat ihe iTorram under !hf dirr non nf|H® *Artl A ' f ^ ^’ * warrapty. 9 *<fOJsJ dral here for the World War II John Evans, leader. I.aglc 8 -out For carpentry, painting, serrm *1*3 * «l*T« . 'inmill nl ed on I large corner lot* Priced 1’V* ing, luofinr, and plaaler repair, | M I L D IM . AN D 3 LH1S director of the Office of Strategic a wards will presented lo John at $13,000. Shown by appoint Ill'S BUYS full lime. Salary end a'plialt Hie. a«lNP»to« aiding, Services, famed for III espionage Evan* J r . and Jerry Ulrry at a Located at 2ilh A Park Ave men! only. tip* i ill Mr King, FA 2 141! ma*unry or wood atrps, Uveling ami sabotage exploits behind ene­ t nurt of Honor during Ihc eve­ Block building lias over lbs) Star thief Cualom loupe, and rrpairirg g.iragea and ning. my lines. tquarr fl nf floor area Lot Tower Drake* and Tower JV . J i a i Avao^y dot-f+tsy wrecking call F.A 2-3399. \ hu»inr«» meeting, with Mr* tire 124 I I by 141 ft. Priced Steering. Automatic Traaamla* John Lundy, presiding will follow at only 165uo 1.3 N . Par* Ave. Ph F A 2 4123 Ml \ 17 TO 31 AT DM E In train I k -t L l!i^ R ll Al. SFRVICF.k alon. Radio and Healer. All Refreshment* will ),* srrvrd at leather Interior and neat ap. ' Exclusive wilh fur twilnisd tiIterator, agent p*» VALlft’M t LEAN T It REPAIRS thr conclusion of Ihe program and IIO R LK T A. WILLIAMS. Realist IIA V.MON I» M. 1IAI.I, praranie throughoul. Thla la a tu $5.'ai itis.ni lily nrrling by commitlrr numbers Parts for all make* of :l.-aner* local, one-onaer car l/o. suit Iraining, p la irm rn t Rajmnml I imilqulvt. Asvo< REALTOR A INSUROK Mr*. Lion Olliff, Mrs. A E. (.on FA 2 3931 Electrolux, Hoover. Kirby, eh. that you *hnuldn‘l s 'o r r r l Conlart Mr G lllrltr. Atlantic Bank Rldg. Thlril SL A Park Avenue South and Mrs. (!. K. Mlnler. Free pick up. Work guaranteed mi**. Aabler Hotel Mnn Feh tmh. V all Call nail FA 2 4765 Uuls .Seoul Tour • Medallion llonirn t I* It. lo 3 P M. and Sal Phone FA 2 5641 .Mrml>ert of cub scouts ntadr a SAVE DOI.I.AILS till noon. Married men bryig House Wiring • I tmloni lluilt (luRlitjr F.iectrtc Service tour of an Orlando nmspaper last LOA’K LY masonry lionie, l.akr w ill. minor, a parent. G . I AT IIOI.I.EKS: Sid A lillrn Wednesday accompanied by John Mwey at Goodlurt A Country appruvril under P. L. 550. RANDALL E L E C T R IC CO Evans, cub master, Mrs. Evans H O I .I ,K i t .M O T O R S A L E S Club Rd, House 73 x30'. Corner ford lb raid 112 Maino.ia FA 2 0915 llrd room * and Mrs. Jim Fraser. Ind A Palmetto lot *» x 116. high A dry. ||av Making the trip were fir* Clonts, Florida llooro : . A III II.DINt. It I. IvaI r s — Sanford. Florida 20 — Alalr nr Ir n a l' In be seen lo lie apprrualril nrlmlrn Cloning (*nnt Wajne Crabtree, Slrvie i hints. p a in iim ; Phoara: FA 2-4231; F A 2 *711 Cornplelely furntshrd. Writing P.II.A. Rill Wolrott, Glen Wiggins, Mike Men Women $?• Daily Sell lum i Turn Went On 20th bouse kitchen. Ilr *t wabr in Slaley, Gilbert A oigt, Larry Ncrly, nona narneplatei Write Reeves I'i.iMIR i.ndlnr a nd finishing Si. follow Country I la Rulll two jra rs , Selling David and Charles Kran* and Cleaning, w a x 1 rv g Co . At tieborn Mjs i Serving ( Ini) Hit. A Mutch because of health J. IS. Harris Larry ollifT. Sem role County •mee 1125. f o r Our Sign* . . , IlrolhecIumhI .Alerting WAN 13.16 IM M E D IA TELY M A N II. M, Gltaiea. Laka Mary BI ST IN CO UN TR Y I.IA IN i, <includes C lo a ln c ) rieatsnnt Surruundinga • Special Diels tilt WOMAN to supply Conaum The Brotherhood of Ihe 9 irat For only 13,12300. $1.(66) t*l down ers with Rawlirlgh Product* *‘. INSl it v .n c i ; UapUtt church met Thur*da> night • Licansrd LPN On Duly At All Times ea*y .monthly payments You in Sanlord or E. Volusia Co. at ihc nluratiunal building with • Home Almoxpherr ran own this modern 3 bedroom Hi0H A. M. Til Dark Fran* AVheeler presiding. t an earn $ a) weekly part time bom '. Hardwood Hoorv Cedar $li*i and up lull lime. See F I amil) Supper N iihl SUNDAY lined tluscls, with 3 1'/ sere* W Maisey P. (> B«x 7$ A planned fam ily Supper night of hbil land To see urn buy 2:00 I*. M. 'Til Dvk Atrordlaf To Care Required will he held at Fellowship Hall .Anthony or write Raw lrigh't nf the month, contact • Blarki West Of French tonight at 6:30 All families are Dipt FAB4I0336, Memphis Meisrh llldg FA : >r»: Avenue an 24th Street. invited to bring a basket and join Trnn IV. II. “ Hill- S T F .M P K R Agency M ODEL O PEN DAILY in the supi>cr and entertainment. Realtor A Insurer .*1— M in i K.S— PKI i V IN A I m Prrvoniis Alsee. Laura II Drier, II. E. Taffer 21— Work Wanted Home For The Aged . . *pn 2 Mrs, Jim Whcalnn hav joined Artel* price, Everett Harper INCOME TAX SERVICE C lr. 27th A l'on*t ruction Co.. Inc. Painting A l FA 2T9Z9. S200 Down 3 1(III M n n lhly the staff of Ihe Uituens Rank. Wm. II. Murray Phone FA 11WI 112 N. Park 211 AVe*l 251k Street ' Mr*. C. W . Littleton has a* her 3-nr.DROOMS With oak floor* FA 2 1591 Young man willing to do any 1111 Celery Ave Phone F A 2 3101 houiegurst her sister, Mrs. Miller. Closed Sunday honrst work; hntiserleamng. ceramic trie bath, utility room LO TS FOIt SALK: Large 62 x 119 ‘ Mr. and Mrs Lynn Metier and uali washing, etc. Charles L.xn and rarportr. Nice >ard with i Good land, rlrarrd. some land guests, son-m law and daughter, scaping. Cash or small payment den. FA 2 2192. giMid carpet of grass Mr. and M ri. AV. $;. AVard of Lans­ down, balance 123 per month. Ironing. 10c A 15c. FA 2-7241. ing, Mich . left Thursday to visit I - B. MANN M .noO D ow n SI no M n n lh ly Mr. «*d Mrs. Everett Unc! and Rut 55 Lake Monroe i-REDROOMS, 2 baths, well Imal Rab)»:t or Iron. FA 2 7926 granddaughter, in Bradenton. I'hoo' FA 2 1*15 ed in town. Total prirc $I1.(6J0 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Movitr bad Einiihed nr unflmihrd laundry He invile >ou In lx our gurelt* alxolulcly fre* ar their gurst Tuesday his cousin work done in my home N EED of Clearwater. wjlhnut obliRhtiun at otto uf Sanford'* leading FA 2 4699. W. DIETRICHS - R E A LTO R Mr. and Mr*. James Allen 10 ACRES or more with modern Moltla while you locale suilablt houaing for Eli;. Udhvin-Vclma Goniilei, • home on Wcat aide of town. Thompson of Vcro lleaeh were the 21— S P EC IA L SERVICES you and your family. Tick up your koy at tba rrcsnt guests of his mother Mrs. SM ALL Irarts of land, high or Adelaide II. Motel — Assoclatri, Buy A Lot On Kony Term* Sale.* Office. 1921 Park Ave. PA 2 5232 low ground. J, N. Thompson. PUM PS - SPRINXEKK We Will Build Your Home For You If You WUh. College students home for thr SYSTEMS ROSA I.- PAYTON 2 hr. CB hnme. xrrren porch, kit­ semester holidav- were Ann Dc- R'riatered Real Estate Broker Drive West on Firjt St. (lit. 40j 7 Mlics West of chen equipped, small down pay­ All type* and llies. Installed bhato, Elena Tu b ). Frrmnand and Ph. F A 2-1101— 17-92 at Hlawt'Jia “ Do It YojrielP* ment, FHA financed 357 a Sanford and Follow The Signs To . . . Luther llucle, Ann Pierson. Don WE R E P A IR AND SERVICE month large nicety landtraped BRAH.EY ODHAM, Hr*o. Ulrry, Boy Usistel. Ilrhekah Tuhy, O VIED O : 4 bdrm home with apt, S T I N E lot. Venetian blinds. Call Colby Corner Hwy. 17-92 A 27(h St. Phone FA M 5#l Nancy Myers, Peggy Fleming and Marklae and Supply Co. F A 2 1320 eat. 40# 3 to 4 p. m. no large tot. C. II. MaUcrs So. M>ron W'Ulci. Central Ave. alter 4 FA 2M43. 207 W. 2nd SC ifc. F A 2-44M 3— FLOW ER S. P U N TS Oviedo Miss Tuhy Elected 1959 May Queen AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SUNLAND Estates Pay Raises Urged For College Staffs & South PINECREST 3rd Addition. J. W. HALL VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Dmvn Payments Low As S100 NOW ItkU Slunstroin Realty WILSON - MAIER ISAVEI WHY PAY MORE? 1957 Cadillac Now Only $3495 1959 Chevy riumhinir tlr Repairs ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. PLUMBING Final Rites Today For Gen. Donovan 1954 Pontiac RAVENNA PARK RAILROADS N E E D HOM ES $745 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR $450 Down 2 iimmuuuuHimc $ 2 8 0 °° O PEN DAILY $8280 .00 KATES S100 To $200 Scott's Mather of Sanford Palm Manor JCaAnA only $57.50 monthly 3L SUoemakeb ! NOISE! NOISE! n o is e Bothered By NOISE? AIRPLANES? CONGESTION? MOVE Out To A Peaceful Suburb. FISH In A Beautiful Lake WIC'.CO.ME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Seminole Realty Odham & Tudor, Inc. LAKE SYLVAN ESTATES ' �•* BUDGET BUYS TO WIN YOUR HEART f t . 10—Wed. Feb. 11, 19H9 O U A N T I T Y R IG H TS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thura., Fri., Sul.. Feb. 12, IS, H 95 00 or turn* * YOUR C H O IC E! 1-Lb. Bog Gronuloled SILVER' D U S T J I L V Daftrsmt ft | A M T SURF O ' r u ^ 1 MEW R ES ID EN T — Chief Aviation Machinist Wilbur r YtnUch and hie family b«v« reported to Ramey E itd with VAH-1. Yen•, :Jj, a radar analyat. haa with tha Heavy Attack Squadron Since May, -• 1998 . Yantach. hie wit,., Ernestine, and four chil­ dren are living at 902 K. Fobrk Softener hT i | I C f ) C T IN U O w P I Instant Siorch FE B R U A R Y » Admlttloet Betty live ly (Sanford) ' Dent Newbold (Kuitli) Discharge* Bewleb Auroln and baby boy Blue £33* *G, R IN SO && H A S H B. , , . W . r t u N A ^ 2 7 ‘ C O O K I E S 15‘ 7 7 , 3 S H O R T E N IN G TOILET TISSUE 3 «*27* SHORTENING FIS H Hardy (Sanford) FEBRUARY * 3 £ 95' u 49* Dae Hunter (Winter Par*) D a lly Wilaon (Sanford) RED S A L M O N iv 69* Fillet of Patricia Wheeler iSenlord) PaUicie lloutted (Sanford) RED ■II Warren i Imngnuud) Wrnie (Chi' ago, 111.) Augir Muller ( Oviedo i Gladys Timm (Sanford) Mary IVilUa mi r Sanfont) D. Knielit i Hanford) PERCH 59, PlCRttS PEACHES Thomai Lively (Sanford) B iby boy In Mr. end Mrt. Charlie Newbnld (Builitt Baby Kiri lo Mr*, and Mre. Edward P. Wheeler (Hanford) Dischargee CRAB M E A T 89* Old Fatfiioned D A IS Y HAMS C H E E S E *.49* Sunnylaixi Boston Butt Ronald Davit tSanfurd) Margaret Clineaeborough (UrUndo) Wtnda lit, H,pi sod baity iHaa turd i Iftllry i Mjiiluiii, Martin O’Mrere iDrllarv) Bari freeman (Hanfurtl) PO R K R O A S T ib. 49* Sunnylond Little Pig ji<* PORK SAUSAGE Surviylond Hot lx 69* Mild ****** PORK SAUSAGE % 39' ' Vetoed Own Hill lm p v j d h i i liur. luiirtl 4 „ * , . . i# * * * * * * * * ' Vindnrr hat vrlo«J a bill which he prupuird tu the (ieurnia lien•^ era. Atfcmbly. Vandiver explained he liad had * * S chine# of heart about (he meas ■re, which provided fur a chtnee to the Stale Highway Depart « s u p e r b R A ^ ^ 1uU' S tra w b e rry Bennett's GEORGIA PEACH u. s. Sliced BACON -49 49 WIENERS LAMB CARTON Braun'weiger “49> SUFERBRAND •RADI "A " LARGE Fresh Produce SHIPPED Tomatoes 2 APPLES Oranges froien oysters tea Trout Hen Dana Red Heappee RtO. DELICIOUS Lorge fom ily FRUIT Flounder Wan Piah Petti pa no Mango Mapper Paa Flail Freak Ron Mallet fcaoked MaHnt leek Site pies s h r im p - ^ A T O E S ^ u. 49' JU IC Y , JW E€T 59* pm Bo, * v r FRESH HARD H£AD5, GREEN CABBAGE Shrimp - Oysters Lobster — Clar.i Toilet Soap Pan Haa af U. 8. No. I Prank and Cured Meats Canned Gooda, Not Iona P R A IS E Fragiant L IF E B U O Y 2 tS. 29* 2 SS 29* 9EN N E T T ’S Tollef Soap Complnalon Core Grocery A Sea Peed L IF E B U O Y 2 St 21* u LU X Complexion Cran LUX r\ Bath Born L OO* Z T New Liquid W IS K SOAP 2 J2 21* SOAP <S 73* Liquid L U X z I2oi Q Q < 2 2 oi ne Con O y Can 0 7 Q J Deodorant Soap Mild Lux Dish Washer PR O TEX FLAKES D IS H -A L L Both Ban AQ< 0 7 Large Pkg. Q O J Alt Purpose Detergent PR O TEX BREEZE A L L 3 & 29* £35*2,83* Deodorant Soap UC 39* J0£: * SALI H O R M iL DAISY BRAND U. B. NO. 1 FANCY line Mackerel choice CHOOSE FROM W IN N DIXIE'S MASSIVE DISPLAYS OF Y O U N Q TENDER LAMB PVf» — for Man finent la Plait end Sea Food ( l i e W. 20 th PA t-M U Baadayw lfl 8 Open W eek-Days 'Mi 7:80 N«t SM OKED t i ns FLAVO R Phg o N CRtAW " ' ■ "------------------ SHOP — ^ 1 Lbk. C O P E L A N D All AAnut Pitot lake* lunner to dry M the winter than M other taivoni of fee year. 5 CANNED A LO B S TE R * 59* Delicious Claw Mra. » 0 t b SWIFT PREMIUM TENDER, DELICIOUS u 39* Cooked FLA M ubbydrihk Tatty Steaks of Ada Itsloe* Lae (Sanford) N f lo e C H U H K iU H A 2 STEA K S T O S 25* t*. Delicious King John Hiirgeton (Paula) ^ «/ 59r P l A f M UR5 Spry Etna Nlchetn and non I Lane = 'T- t Good. FomiW Cre-n. ^ rrlT O E S CHUNK Lenten Seafood Wood) Lim e Sand art (Sanford) ^ 2 w R IC E 3 Llohl M 1 Northern Colored (Sanford) Ray Bakasi (Loognood) 1 I Lb Pkg CORN STARCH 39« COOKIES 16 o* Con OIL & 57* M AZOLA G»o,n klB. Qood Fia c « * *«*{&. 4 9 « F A N C Y 2n*31‘ Argo Baby fir) to Mr. and Mr*. D. T . Reynold! (Sanford) Dbcfaareea Jack Mann (U k e Monroe) M arcirtt Houiton (Sanford) Benlce Whlebnwn (Sanford) ■ n a d i Wilton (Lake Monroe) ATLANTA (ID ’l l 2T Maxwell House Astor Cottee White Arrow GiantTide Golden (lake Birth* * Pkg U N IT STARCH M l G. Walton (Hsnfnrd) 1 12-01. Regulor Wilbur Field* (Oviedo) !L1 67* GLOSS STARCH 3 St 23* Hospital Notes Birth* Baby boy to Mr. and Pkfl. Argo (Official U.S. Navy Phulo) M •' IV T C I 3 3 Pint A Q t Bottle 4 7 N IA G R A 24th Place. FKHKITAKY T AdmUtlMM Gladys >. Htewert Mary) Lfl# Pkg * 45* Fluffy 1 A L L | 33* �J One Dead, Five Hurt In Traffic Mishaps , line |xr»oa w it killed and live injured, two seriously. to traffic accident* in Seminole '.uunty yes­ terday ind early touay. Dead ia a 3t-year-old Indiana woman, injured fatally late yeaterday. Three member* of her family were hurt in the wreck. Injured in other accident! were a newspaper carrier, tlrurk early today whlla riding a Wcycle. and News Briefs Milk Session Set TA LL A H A S S E E ( f l 'I l - The Florida M ilk Commission will meet to Tallihaaee* Feb M W. Connnantler Picked W ASH IN G TO N < U P U -L t Gen. Clyde D. Eddleman wa» named joday to command all U. I Arm y force* in Europe Children Praised W ASHING TO N (UPl I - Pop. John commended U. S Catholic children Wednesday for Iheir Cuntributicnt to charitable cautei. a Navy nan hurt in a one car accident U t night. Mra. Fen Thompson, died Lit night to fcminolc Memorial Hoi pital of i fractured cheat and collapsed lung H er husband. Maurice -Wm Thompson. » I. in teriout condition tn Memorial Hoipttal. tlrtando Two n r , other pnwngeri tn the ear Bleb ard Thoiriton, SB. and hit ion, Richard lale Thom p»on, 1. are in the loc.l hoipttal- All are from Indianapolt, Ind Th» aendent occurred at 4 10 p m. , .terday five mile, ra.t I t Sanfori, when Arthur Conley Shield.. TJye.r old Negro laborer from Oiirio. turned Into the path of the Thrmpion car. which wai traveling it « m.p.h ' Shield, told. Deputy Sierilf Robert Johnson that tun Mining m hi* eyri had blinded bin *» he made a left turn off It* highway into State Road a t Johnton eai a**t»ted in thr in vrstigation by Deputy Sheriff Ma rion Dreggiri Shield* wai chirg hr rode hr* bicycle al • 30 tin. morning Glbba la In serious con drtion al Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital with head injuriet and saverr laceration! of the leg!. Hubert Laiwell Koooll, It), drtvrf f ^ v#Welt . ^ m g G.bba. ,lk l ,^*t headlight* ' 0 *p. proa chi ng truck! blinded him and he did not are Ihe man on the bicycle until after the Impact. The accident occurred 4W milea weit of Sanford on State Road 46. near W iLon Corner. Deputy Sheriff Vern Brew.ter « d Highway Pa^ T " I * « h- ~ * " 'r J <“ « * tor *** 1(1 ^ » “ ■ livra near I-akr Monroe, wai ohBrew Her from Orlando. Gibbs hai a regular paper route from I’ aola to the I-akr Monroe Bridge Knout!' addrei* wat giv­ en a. I am Oak Ave William l-awts Mltrhum, 30. la awaiting transfer to the ttrlando Air Force Bale llotpdal He wai injured lavt night when hit car c*t with m im laughtrr amt failure « • " ' 0* cor',r?1 *» £ rn*h to yield th. right of w ay " h * , “*flccra ' » “ > Jnirph Uhhi J r . 31. Itrlamlo ,h*' M Uchum iwerved off Trench newipaprr carrier, wa* itruck ai cruncd the curbing on thr corner by lllh St hit a highway marker and rame to rcit on the lawn of thr Aawrmbly of God Church. N A S H V IL LE . Tenn (U P D -A r He luffrrrd laceration! of th* fftur H. Johnson received a "sixicalp and a ponible back Injury. Tallon” pin Wednesday from thw Mtirhum it attached to VAH-7 at R*d Cmu for donating to pint* Hamry Field. Charge, will he fUof hiood during a 10 year period. rd when hr m rriraied police •aid HALIFAX. Nova Scotia tUI'l) Mitchum climbed out of thr car. T ALLAH A N S E L (UP IF-W ork- — Unproved weather of north.ru hl>v) lw ) w,|ked to Newfiurvllsid enabled American Oien have brushed the Senate Ihe Hay Service Station, where he chamber* this week, giving the nnd Canadltn .plane* . ,. to | return* * .. a»ked for help He wai taken to second floor of the Capitol Ilf bi­ today the ...n h for th . Icelandic ^ dl ,n, „ ^ ^ ennial pre-legislative drassup. trawler Jitlk m i..m g *ince sunambulanew. d*y with 1) crewmen wboarvl 1 VUlbllity wa* go*«l wih a ced­ * .T A L L A H A S S E E (UP!) - <iov. ing at 1.000 Vet Wind* w rrr oovrn LeRoy Collin* *aid today that hw to » mile* an hour from earlier “probably” will recummend -.hat galr-forre level* and o * *w*lL the Legislature aboliih capital had droptwd to aiound 10 feet. Re*cue iperationa had been punishment in Florida. hampered by h .a vy «*» *welli built up b> gala-force wind* for MIDDLE RIVER Md fUPIt— W ASHINGTON lUPI) - Thw the pait three day*, coupled with A Washington ic New York eaSenate Racket* Committee piom- near-teio (rmperwtun-e and (reel­ p r n i train ran off thr raU* at laed to reveal part of the inside ing *pray. Search and rrtcu r official* otft- H) mile* per hour today, and *( eaturj of what want on at Ihw nally lurpenlrd the hunt fur tbe leait 33 periont wrrr Injured Secret 1M7 "underworld conven­ The locomotive and 10 car. of 300 ton Newfi.midland f i i h l a g tion” at Apwlarhin, N. Y. trawler Bh^ Wave 'a fte r'h e r’ooi lh*, n < -*r Henn.ylvml. Railroad lifeboat and two dorte* had Ix-en train derailed on a straight stretch of t r a c k Can tilted afound with no aurvtvor* aboard. HAVANA (U P IJ -T h * oft posteras* the four trark main line, but poned appeal against the death none overturned penalty filed by MaJ Jefu> Sosa Twenty on* injured wwr* taken illanco, Cub*'* “ war enmina: No. tu City Hoipttal. A spokesman 1 " aill l>e heard by the Military •aid one of them appeared to be Kprrme court Monday at to a. m. in aerioua condition Seven were taken to Johns llopklm Hoipilal. The train, the I’otomar. left • TA LL A H A S S E E (U P l) The lira*)- Attack Squadron Nu>* Wa*hington> In ton Station at t Road Deportment baa announced will have Open lfouiw and Cap­ a. m and waa due In NeFTTork that more than 1ST mile* of multi- tain's Inspection. Saturday. at 10 U a. m It wai drrailrd here Lord interstate highway* have I'dr. Floyd L. H a rris said. "W* to milea norih of Baltimore at b*<u built or *r* under Conv.ruc- W ( hopmr ,|, lh, W(T„ wl)| k (M a. m ttoa to Florida | their children to «ee where Thv railroad said the wreck ap . their daddi work*.” parently would block the two t en Cdr Earl Yale*, executive of- trr tracks of the four track line NLVS Y O R K l l i I 'l l — Fifty thou- i fleer, stressed the fact lint this for some time but :h* other in **n<i cheeks wu,th about II m il­ will Iw an eaertlent up|»ortunily for volvc-d track could In- cleat ed lion dollar* have been fished out the dependent! te> see the work quickly, permitting some service t lh* water into which an Ameri­ area and the aircraft of the squad to eonUnue on two tracks can .Ur I j nc• plane nsshed last ron. There will 1* a guided tour for wtrk, and tnorw than four m il­ lion dollar* worth still are mis* all squadron ye-raonnel depemlenti After a tour of lh* area and thr sing plane*, a demonatration of flrld Gets ‘ti-Gallon’ Pin One Skip Is Lost, Other Is Hunted Senate Gets Brush opposed To Death Al Least 32 Hurt As Train Derails ‘Inside* To Be Out Appeal Scheduled _Roiul Construction 'Open House' Set For Squadron Nine $-1 Million Mining 0 His Choice Clear, Six Canines Lost 23? Cigarettes Used To Pay Workers; ■ * “ Rules ‘Enforced’ The tquadrun’a party committee will rervr hot doga. cold dnnlt, BLFIN G R O V E . England ( L T D coffee ami donuts HcpendrnL of all Uwls and ea — Mn. Germaine Tuck and her j^our children moved out on Gee* owls art invited to attend. Open n ih w Thck last Friday. _House , . ,willt begin , at .P:4£ a. m, Mrs. Tuck complained that h w r , F*,in ■ ■ «■ ■• ««« »« « hu*b*r.d gave more hou*etoom to hi* *U pedlgreed dog* than t o hi* family. Tuck surrendered Wsdnt •day­ light Mr* Tu rk and lh* llttlr When Mrs J L. Hike* saw th* Turks moved hack Inlo the hou*«. Tbs dog* hwd been moved out* duur of * downtown store standing wide open 1**1 night, ahe did what •Id* any good Highway Patrol Troop er's wife would do. Nh# called the police. Investigation pruvi-d that the •tore manager had invited tewral friemls in to enjoy the Wednewlay NEW Y O R K lU I ’li Thr Hal- night fights on television While ton rhamidonshlp trim* held the the group Intxie wa* unaware of toad today over the U. 8 and A r ­ Mrs Sites' fears, her llertiieis gentine team* to thr international was praised by Patrolman Edward learn of-four eontrart bridge tnur- Hayden aarnvM. The Italian*, previously out­ played by tha Americans, made a •WlUiant comeback Wednesday by A parking meter was removed ijruhbing Ihw IT S team by » Kore from its fust tn front of the Kill of 41 to T international match Thratrr last night. T h lr v r i also points A match point Is roughly helped themselves to a transistor ■ luinient to in points at rubhor radio valued al $!4rt from a rar parked at Holler Motor Oo bridge Store Door Open, But Owner Knew ^Italians Overtake U. S. Bridge Team Thief (Jets Meter T O K Y O (D PI| -Police arre.ted a Tokyo rnn*trurtion lints who al legedly paid his workrri a park of rigarrttrs a day and beat them sentelea* when they complained. H waa reported today. Arting on a lip from an rm ploye who ran away, police raid­ ed the nfflrea of the Deda Don •Inirtton Co. Tuesday and arrest ed owner Takeshi Deda. Ml. and two assistant* The employe who told police of the semi fuedal operation said the worker* were given three “ had” meal* a day and a park of eigarrites worth 40 yen Ml rental. He taid the laborer* slept in 10 foot hy 10 foot rooms, eight to ■ room. T h r employe, 23 year old Hanoi Kayama. said when he requested sick Irave last wrek I’rda and hla a«si*tants “ took os tn Ihe office and struck us severely | lost con sclousnrss ” * VOL. XLIX i ’nitwd PrfM Lettod W lr« inflation Hits Jail V IS A U A . Calif. tU TI) - Prl*sasri assigned to road work at Tuiar* County Jail bait asked Ute Board ad Supervisor* for a M csnladay liter**** * Hi*ir peasant U wwm pay. ft* inmataa aaid thay needed tlte *tira pay beeaus* price* of •rtcnal Hem* ilka cigarste and romt tn Florida and h» dors not fores** ever the prospect of whoLsalr integration, “ but we should admit Ihr reality and msk* ostr plans to shape it." “ With the people in control, we can limit integration,” he told his news rnnference "When the peo pie abandon this power to th* NAACP, Iher* te no way under thw sun to know what may hsp p*o " " I am nut willing to abardon thu control to lh* N A A C P ." Hr said th* capcrirnce of other Southern Ratal shows that "maslira m illin e r" haa resulted in more, instead of leas integration By artlliii up a program of limited integration, rtipooiibli education offleial* cao select both tha students and th* arhooli lo ba involved, he said ■ M l te mm Friday the W h at any month la.pioymcnt to tit* Mrdiierranria Mori of the squadron left th* more than juat a day. Sanford Neva) Air Station today. Friday thr IMh of 17 Ahead are tail minute prepare l tomorrow) wdl be noteworthy lion* fur departure from Marporx K : i. dirts -2 “ •»«: Squadron 11. Thw w thr day , , 1 Squadron It ha- been Os.rd in Chrckrrtaili dr pen from MaySanford *lne* February, IMi, In port itv'inl the USh FDH for dath* two year*, the ChrckrrtaiL have amaonl ijult* a record Tbry have won two of ihr in bombing drrble*. were awarded Ihr Heavy Attack Wing One Car­ rier Airmanship Award for "pre­ eminent >kill in carrier airman l tup” to l*iti and furnlihed the refueling aircraft for Operation CAPE CANAVERAL, ria ( U P 1 ) _____ Bullet,_____________________ whlrh resulted to a nr — A inark mintle with one round tramcontinental *peed record to trip already behind It wai off a FSl! Crusader again down th* Atlantic tracking Although the squadron has de­ rangr today ployed three tlm ri in the (vast The Ah’ Force sent tie truity su month*, this will be tin first weapon rumbling away from the full-scale deployment with Ihe mliiile toil center Juat before tiky warrior. dawn fur another check on it* Cdr. Caesar Fcrnandct, Checkguidance ay item. ertall commander, aaid the squa­ Tbe <1 • fool Snark. Ihe na dron i* tn "tip lop condition " lion's ftrit ocean • spanning ml*Fernandes taid the “ people of all*, wa* eapected to be flown at Sanford have contributed tremrn leaat 1.CM0 milci The Air Force foully In the moral lupport” of planned to turn it around then the men and famlllra. and attempt tn land R safely al He a<ldrd: "A ll we're looking a skid strip her*. forward to now ta a real pleasant This particular ttoark made ■ cruise and early return to our aimllsr trip In an earlier teat and families and friends In Ranford, was recovered Intact for the new Maybe thil time wr'U catch up flight with our laundry and settle down.” Unlike a ballistic missile, th* Snark has wing* and a tall as •emhly and travels within ihe earth's atmosphere It to to ef­ fect a pilotless bomber capable of carrying a hydrogren warhead 300 mile*. The first Snark missile squad W ASHINGTON lU P I) - Tha ron wai activated her* more than a year ago and the first Strategic Tubilr Health Service said h*t*y Air Command unit at I’resqua, it did not intend to “pu>h the Isle, Malnr, will become opera­ l-onlc button'' in warning that th* tional thil year A Snark fired influriua outbreaks III Europe from Frvtqu* Isle could strike probably would spread to the United Status. deep Into Russia. Officials in slated that if any outbreaks occur ths) will be nothmg Ilka lha Asian flu *i>id*ntlr whlch broke out in the fall #f IM7. Suigaon General l^roy E llitrney Wednesday alerted the na­ tion's health ufflcers that the European outbreak p r o b a b l y BONN (U I’D — Soviet diplomats would hit this country. Officials said theie Is no pre­ her* hint that thrir price (or dropping thrrals of a new llerlin sent plan to urge the publir in blocksdr might be cancellation of general to gel anotheT round of Western plans to provide atomic flu shots. Dr. Htirney, however, weapons (or W e a l Germany’* recotnmrnded that pet suns in _____ "special risk groups" such *« tile growing army In talks \vith Weil German •(•H, the chronically ill ami pr*g persons in whom newsmen, thrse diplomat* profess i.ant woman srondary infection could he wholehearted agreement with th* Western stand that there shall tie dangerous — should consult their “ no concession* without counter physician* on the need for a flu vaccination com nitons.“ Ths health chief also urged in­ They say that plan* to supply West German troops with Arneri oculations against (lu for hospital can made atomic weapons cau*e •taffs and industrial nr ssrvica the Kremlin much more concent workers who** tudd*n mass *b than lh* presence of token D. S , •snt**lsm could cans* • Nrluus Rrlliih and French f o r m tn Cons- disruption of Work. munisl encirrlrd W rit Berlin The diplomats s a y privately that • Western promise tn aban don these pians ml|ht well he matched by t Soviet “ counter concession"— a promise to drop thr idea rf handing over control nf West Berlin traffic to local The British LONDON lU P I Communist* on May 77 •mefgency cabinet called "After all." they shrug. th* meeting today to rsMtsider thr Wcilem troops will have to Irave Gre*k Turklah plan to end Hrti Berlin in two or three years, any sin's at year role on Cyprus way ” The* ilid not amplify this f .'reign Secretary Selwyn i.lnyd statement •chrduled conferences liter with Snark Up, Experts To Try To Land It Panic Not Object Of Flu Statement Reds Hint 'Price' On Berlin Exists Cabinet Studying Cyprus Freedom Mon AdultH, Tf»o Weather Grocery Store Hit By Morning Blaze Fir* early tmlay damaged th* MAM Grocery, 10)8 Sooth Orange Av*. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. .aid ixi damage witlmate had been mad*. Ha said th* blare started ia Ihe bottom floor of the lullding. Above th* grocery s n apart­ ments Tha department answarsd a call to extinguished a grass fir* at 1 iS p m. yesterday at 1T7 W**t * THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 2G9~ Squadron Deploys Public Not Upset Assessor Promises On 'Unlucky Day* By U. S. Spending Broader Tax Base DEN MOINES, low* ( U P l)— R* (lutilirans and |)atm<rats Joined forrgi tialsy So defeat th* socalled spouw Consent section of Iowa's right to work law. The legislators fc*l that Partly rlosidy through Friday. adult* man shouldn't have to hav* High lid s ) 7< to to, low tonight hit wife's permission to ha»e hi* tn to U . Northeast la rati Wind* union due* deducted from hi * pw) It lo JW miles per hour, I check. are already suit* pending in Dade, Palm Hrarh and Hillsborough counties, Ihe NAACP dirtales this decision. Collins said Collin* said he did not infrr tie does not feel there might lie fetUbllahtd 1908 NEWSPAPER CountyTaxes ToBeMore Equal Collins: 'We Do, Or NAACP Does' TA LL A H A S S E E ( L T D - Guv. <^>Koy Collin* warned today that unless Florida makes ronrret* plans for ro m t token school in­ tegration. the N AACT eventually will "dictate” by court action wh*r«, when ami how I shall ha accomplished. Coilma aaid h* ikws ort pc*n i s i to forecaat when and »h*r# court dictated Integration will firat AN IN D E P E N D EN T D A ILY Irglslation that will hrlp rave Ihe . . . „ . . ,, racial problem Hut he said there ia no trgislativ* “ magic" that will make the Supreme Court's desegregation ruling* go away Collins said he has not rul-d out thr parent option trillion plan advocated by Ally. Gen Bn hard E m n . n d school Sup, Thom*. Engine Kills Hobo JA C K S O N V ILLE (111*1 F I'h ir .*• C. Jennings, a mid-lie • aged hoLi, was killed Wednesday night hy a switch anfii)* near h*rt. Officers laid Fail l-ody was drag­ ged atout 900 ftat by a Florida East Coast awitrh angina ia a rail road yard at aaarby Bayard. Two horn* address** w*r» given fur th* victim, Grvenvilla, a. C.. ‘“ a *, x a W A S H IN G TO N ( U r n — Coo greialunat mall indicated today {’resident Knenbuwer hai failed to whip up itrnng "grata mot*'* prei»ure on the lawmaker* to hold th* Change* in property aueaimrnl miaeion and the School Hoard wapollciei will tend to “ equalttr" prrtied latiifaction al the iiat*> tavee in Seminal* County, adding ment. Theie official!, tor alinoat to laa rolla many of the tlD.COi) a year, have been waging a cam­ and under home* which now are paign for a “broader taa hai* taa ear nipt atniclure.” hey legislator!, with a few evTh il. to brief, waa Ihr Male JuM whai St* J»>c»,mem level ceptiona, reinrrtrd thr> are get- ment of Mri Mary Earle Walker, ting only a light-lo-imideratr vol- county lav a**r**or, al a joint] wiii tM Mill la mi quratton M n. »m r of mail urging t nngreti to ] meeting today with Ihr County! Walkrr *ald that ihe wai unabi* eeonomiae. School lloanl and Ihe Board of to commit hrraelf on figure* until They laid “balance the budget” alter planned conference* with letter* from back home h*vr pick­ County CotnmUtioneri. M i. Walker laid ” w , now are S lll( Comptroller Ray K. Green, ed up noticeably in recent week* in the wake of the Ptr.idriit ■ re- winking on tavatimi for thoar who* Green had requested that Mrs. live in suhdti IsUint.” P««ted puhlir plea, for economy. M riiilfii of Ihe County Com Walker meet with him bofnra Hut congressmen agn-vo t iat making and commitment. Tbe tbe current volunta just dotiu'l meeting ta scbedulcti at loon aa compare with th* flood of anti•ufflclrnl appraiuls are received i|H'mling mail generate*! two year* from th* firm which now is eval­ ago by Grtirge M Humphrey, then vecretary of the Trra*ury. uating ail county property. In a thinly vri'nl attack on the If the lav juncture is broaden­ I'rrstdcnt'a own budget. Humidtreyed. all homeowners will pay •akl in January, tPST, that unlris something toward the us* of fr*irral nw-nding wrre cut, there W ASH IN G TO N (U P ! I — The schools, roads and other service*. wca’-d be a depression "lha! will Stale Depart ment ha* apologued John Rrumlcy, chairman of th* curl your hair” Soon thercjfier, for not telling the House Foreign school hoard and mediator uf th* the folk* back home took pen in Affairs Committee in advance that Hireling tins morning, said, "When hand to demand economy. it bad a lain* recording of a Rus­ ta irt wry* paid on undeveloped sian f i g h t e r attack on a land, at least the county got soma transport plane. money. Now developers hava Assistant Secretaries Living­ built many hundred* of hontra In ston T Merchant ami William R. low pric* brackets ami not on* Maromher J r told the rommit- penny ia coining in because uf tee in secret session U was a "slip­ riemptiona. Yet. theve are the up” and would no happen again. people whose children use the Itrp Wayne L liayrs (l)-Ohlo), schools and who want Improved P E R U , Ind ( U P l t - The threat a fomimltre- ntemhrr who had ac­ roads." nf further severe flooding along cused Ihr department of keeping O. P. Herndon warned the two the hanks of thr Wabash ap congressmen In Ihe dark on Im­ Liard* against telling the public prarrd ended today and Peru of­ port ant foreign (ml ley develop that Ihr millagr would be cut ficials mri lo eontldrr permitting tnrnli, said hr was laltsfird with In half. “ You ra n i operate with l,3(gl families routed by the flood- thr answer— “ until thr nest lime the money you have now and you watrr* here to return to thrir it happens " will hav* to have some increases,** homes, Hays said he toid the two of­ he said. Gov. Harold Handley urged that ficials that visiting Soviet Deputy Hotli hoards have pledged that 13 counties in north • central In 1‘rrm trr Anastas Mtkuyin would the millagr will tie kept to • diana affected by floodwatrr* have gottrn a "much different" re­ minimum. After two hours of dv* from the Ice choked river b* dc ception on Capitol Hill II ron Iwtr ami argument, the board* grrssmen had known about th* w rrr placed in Ihe same position dared dlsaslrr areas I’eru. a city of ll.uuo. was hit tape recording Congressmen en­ as Mr* Walker. They could rishardest when the swollen river. tertained Mtkoyan at lunrh v n l no esacl figures. T h r linarmrd transport crashed hacked up hy an tee gorge four David Galrhell told Mra. Walk­ milea downstream, lore through • It miles inside Suvirt Armenia rr. “ 1 am aallsflrd whru you aay sandbagged let** late Wednca- on Srpl 1 after it wandered or that subdivision house* will be day it Inundated the southwest wa* lured off course Sevrntrrn assessed. This to, a statement of section of thr city to a flash man w rrr aboard T h r Russian* principle " Many residents had lo be rescued hsvr returned sis bodies and dr t'outmlsMun chairman J o h n from their homes by tawl. rnird knowing anything alsout III* Kritler concluded. “ We are not The flood eresl, highest in W other It dealing with personalities, we're years, roiled past Peru and hy concerned with a problem: if we this morning the level was down ha»e arrived ai a principle, there lo .ft 4 feet, a drop of nearly four will lie no mnrr jald hy me." feet Mrs Walkrr told thr group Evacuees fare a monumental thsl Stic had nut yet rrceivetl the chore when tbry return tu tlirir card* from Ihr Dowling Appraisal home* Temperature* which I'oinpsny, and tn her knowledge droptwd as low as 10 degrees dur the cards In the firin’* possession FO R T L A U D E IID A I.K il l'll — did md have thr full value on tog the night turned thr strick en section to a vast Ice rink An tH-y*arold mother died Wed- them Immediately after the setaEarlier it wf»« feared ths- rold nrsilsy after a lover's quarrel ion, Commissioners hurried ta weather fnistht frrerr over the prompted her to swallow a glass Dowling* older hi set tilings lee gorgr. triggering new flood of srsenu- weed killer straight. Colter said Mr* Hetty gusanna Ing. hut rlesr ikies amt warming When live people of Sc mmol* liUShre, who was rvpeeling a sec temperaiiirrs jterled lit* thrrat I mini) voted for Ihe school Lind nnd child, drank Ihr iniison Turs issiir, they granted thr School day night during an argument over Hoard Ihr right la act a higher whether her husband loved her. millagr il necessary, Superintend' Hubert Gushre J r . | r liusliand, enl H. T . Milwre taid thli morn­ rushed her to a hospit.i where her ing. For Ihe nest few year* the stomach war pumped o r H -J J * ht(hrr n)|||j(tP wouW h, woman then returned necessary, hr said. With tha Prank »len have become a men against doctor's order* broadened taa hate, the miUage Mite became ill again during the are around Rrminnle High School will drop. morning ami died rn route to th* at night While their u»n*n attend night hospital. I'nlirr taid Mrs tiuihre wiolr a cl**sr> parked car* are suffering from pilfered g!o»* eompartmrnt* note to her huihanrl ttfreatnilng to sod airless tier * A speciality it Irink thr wrest killer if hr did not that of laekinr (he ear up so Ihr answer her question: “ Do you Inv me " She followed up the Hurst Mernlirrs of the Like Mary VoL ishrelt will spill unleer Fire Depnrtmerit met TuesThe vandals went too far last when Gusher fall id to respond. A coroner said enough of the day night and decided the) need night, as far as an Orlando man wa* comer md When he rame out l*nson entered her system before Jtu)li to cumplete the new fir*uf thr srlusil be found hit liny it was pumped out of her slnmaeli hous*. Volks wagon moved down the road lo eventually bring death. Upon csiinplriion of lha build­ a piece Tlie “funny men" had ing. l-ake Mary and vicinity will pick'll tin* llttlr car up Lxlily arxl have a firehouse worth tlU.OUO. drtMisibd it on Ihr grass parkway Those who reside in Little Ve­ BARCELO NA. Spain U T I i - l ’o ' IZ lice officials were purrlrd when nice, latch Arbor, Itavcnna Park, 11«* OVVC'H N f ) I U X t 'H Antonio Hri-nandei. 38 msistH on Sunlnnd Estates and surrounding JACKSON. Miss (U P l >— City bringing his own lousy mattress »>eas wer* urg.-U to help raise officiats wilhdrew thrir 84 30 lai to jail when he was arrested for <hi* needed money. Th ri* area* will have thr protection (rum thil claim on an old house belonging begging Tbry understood when (hey dis *lrB department In John H l-rnnird, Any donations will be picked up I .runanl reminded authorilies infreted th* maliress and found FT Gray, that he had let llrrinm hum the an* thousand dollars stuffed m gladly hy Mrs. W F'A 3 3948, or they can be sent structure for a training exercia* side. direct to the I-akr Mary Volun­ teer Flic Dcp-.itment. Sole, lion at a color for the fire­ house was tutnrd ovsr to Ut* Building Committee. i“~ «•»•"»»“ Tape Kept Secret, Apology Is Given Wabash Dropping, Flood Threat Ends Weed Killer Fatal In Lover's Battle C ar Carried Off, Auto Owner Says Too Far Too Far Firehouse Needs r $800, Group Says foreign Minister* E v a n g t l o s Averoff of Greece and Fallm 7xirhi nf Turkey to act a date for a formal conference that would make the Mediterranean island a free and independent state. Archbishop Makarius, ruled spiritual leader of the Greek Uyp riots, approved Ihr agreement Wednesday night following a briefing by Greek Prrtnirr l on •tantin Karamanlls who flew back to Athens from 7urirh, Swllier land, where the plan was pro powd during a flv*day confer ence. , Makarius taid thr agreement Opened the road to freedom and prosperity for troth Greek and L ..s u k Turkish Cypriots Announcement of th* agreement sri off a wave of optimism on Cy prus, itself, where a four year WASHINGTON <UPI> — Po*l old conflict has taken almost MM t ar) Sandburg t*«l»y told a point lives. session of Congress the "most en­ during memorial to Lincoln is in Ihe hearts at lovers -of liberty." The C ongress met in pomp and humility to honor the memory at At least ion 4 If boys and girls tha Civil War President on the from Seminole County will tie leav­ I.Mith anniversary of hit birth in ing at 3 a m. Saturday for Tam ­ a Kentucky log cabin 3t! year* att­ ar lh* founding of lh* union that pa and the Florida Stale Fair. Three buses will b* taking Ut* hi later preserved. Southerner ami Northerner— De­ members to the Fair. Saturday ia 4 II day at th* Fair mocrat and Republican— aat aid* and will faatur* Roy Rogers and by aid* aa gandburg praised Ab­ Dala Evans. This special avent raham Uncola aa lh* rare typ* will b* a delightful on* for all of man who appears “ bar* and tha bops sod girls going te Tam- there across Ihe renluriaa.” Fiar- That plains All Old Abe Honored By Nation Today Seminole 4 Hers Heading For Fair n - "Dixie” and "The Baltic Hymn of Ui» Republic." Sandbutg, one of Lincoln*! most lanisd biographers, described the first Republican president as a man of •'steel end velvet . . . hard as ruck and soft as drilling fog.” lie said Unroln stood fur “ drermy, honest dealing, plain talk and funny stories.' The 81 year old po*t aaid, “ You can bear in any neighborhood ami across the •***” something Uka this aL>ut Lincoln: "Look whet* b* ism s from— don’t he know ail u* straggler* and wasn't ht a kind of tough straggler sli tsia Wa right up la Jerry Carter Gets Cor License Again TA LLA H A SSEE (D P I) - Jerry W. Carter, chairman of th* State Railroad and Public Utilities Conmission. wai behind the wheel of his car again today aite-r passing his driver's reexamination and getting hi* license hark. Carter, 71, who flunkrd on hla first try Feb. 3. passed tha let! Wednrsday. Only restriction on Carter'* new license ia that ha must west* glarna when b* drive*. He lost hil license Dae, IT after he waa involved In an automoblla collision hers and paid a 123 fin* for railing to yield to* right *4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 11, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/07e7c26cb805714c66b249ef02d9864a.pdf bcfb4df175c1ed9a1bf8ab9430db2d1c PDF Text Text •- I 9 m S Transportation Snarled B y Ice, Fog Probe Set On Government 'H eckling' If II W ASHINGTON (U P D — Congrta•lootl investigator* hare launched an Inquiry to find out if the *ovammtnt la hackling tha public with a lot of rcpetltioua question*. The investigation, conducted by fta Ho u m Civil Servica Commit­ tee, ic aimed at tha government's M l atatlatiea collecting buiincea. Tha invaatigatore arc trying to find out how many different agen •lea arc aaking tha aama people for Identical or a'mllar Informa­ tion. They auapert there la consider­ able duplication in the gathering af official italistica. Aa an mample, aald. employer* muat report wage statistics to both the internal Revenue Service and tha Social Security Administration. The Hoover Commission hai es­ timated that employers would aave 32 million dollars a year if reports to one of these agendas Were eliminated. The inquiry Is timed to coincide with preparations for the govern­ ment's biggest statistics — col­ lecting lob of them all — the 10year population census In 1900. Other congressional news: Rronomlc: The Joint Congrea- Ike Asks Congress For School Funds that help. But he gave no details. However, other sources Indicat­ ed F.lsenhowrr would ask Congress to let the government assume part of the debt for classroom con­ struction where school districts and colleges could not carry the full burden. The program would last five years. The outlays would be reviewed each year. They would be cut off when no longer needed. The atatei would be required to match, at lead in pert, the federal eontribu tiona. On* official axid the coat of the program would be about the lame •a that of KUenhower's earlier school construction proposals. The President's direct construc­ tion aid bill, which died in Con­ gress last year, would have coat about one billion dollar* over four year*. Another TV) ml'llon dollars would have been put up In buy construction bonds of school dis­ tricts which could not market ALG IER S, A l g e r i a ( U P I ) - them to rough regular channels. Btrong polite forces were mobi­ lised today as a precaution against possible disorders by Praoeh ealremisu during the Irst public appearance of Pre­ mier Michel Debre In this eapilal The general statement of Bryan City of revolt-loro Algtrla. Officials feared trouble, when Willis, state auditor, on toe ac­ Debre leys a wreath at the A l­ counts and rrcords of M rt. Mery giers War Memorial, from ea- Eerie Welker, county tea esse*tremlet Frcnrh settlers dlslllu- •or, reveal* that tai roll* were Moned with Hie policies of Pres! neat end ' appeared to be me rhanlrally o ir m l." flent Charles de Gaulle. Exceae Income ahown an the II was at the war memorial report was promptly remitted, •tot rightwing settlers pelted for­ mer Premier Guy Mollet with with an over rrml*»lon of SIS JO. Willis stated that tat roll* were egge and vegetables durwelt prepared, “as evidenced by a similar wreath laying cerethe relatively few assessor errors two ye a n ago. The vis* was Debre'a first to on t ^ ’llaVri'errors, tomtUmta* Algeria stow ha wee unu-d pre and mier Jan. B. He arrived Sunday the tea collector." To Insure that all properly was by plane and wae driven to Gov included on assessment rolls, Wil­ croment House from the aln>ort lis said the assessor used |>ersnnal by back streets to avoid any dls field trips, munielpal building per­ orders to view of the estrrmlsts* mits, plats of all rounty property boasts they would g in him a and recordings in the office of tough welcome. the County Clerk A rard system had been started showing the building* located on each properB A TO N R O U G E, U . (D P I) •eology etudenti from lnuisiena Alate University have found the fuwUJitd bones of ■ mastodon to a bayou near here. Collier officials said Uie arc* way have been a graveyard fur D A V To N A B E A C H , FI* fU P I) mastodons, a won!,- elephant that to* mud the continent *5,000 year* — Funeral senders were held to­ day for Napoleon <l-*rry) l.ajoic, ago. a member of baseball'* Hall of Fame and described by many a* tha greatest second batsman of all ttoia. Complications of pneumonia ■aught up with tha old hatllar Saturday at a Daytona Beach hos­ pital. Ha was Ml. I.ajoie who wa* hospitalised last week with pneumonia, had ahown recovery and wa* scheduled to roturn to his home here lata this week. But he suffered a setback, and toe end earn# Saturday morn­ ing. By H E L F .N THOMAS W ASHING TON (UP11-President Eisenhower aendo Congress today hi* plan to give the nation more classrooms, probably by spending federal money to help needy school districts and colleges pay iff their construction bonds. Arthur f . Flemming, secretary •f health, education and seelfare, will unveil the program at a news conference shortly before It Is submitted to the House and Benate. Flemming said in advance there Was question" that schools WWW “ no * t aid. H r said the needed federal fedi President'! plan would provide Debre In Algiers; Trouble Is Feared Auditor Releases Assessor Report *** '" '" m,BU 25,000 Years Old? Final Rites Today For Hall Of Famer The Welcome Wagon H o h U 'H S W iH Knock on Your Door with (.lifts L Greeting* from Friendly Uuaineaa Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare leader* On th* occasion o f: C ha n g * o f rttddrne# A r r iv a ls o f N tw ro m a ra to S a n fo rd Phono F A 2-1756 R u t h Gallagher PUBLIC NOTICE The Florida Milk Commission will hold a public meeting Wednesday, February II, ISM. in Senate Hearing Room Capitol Bull'Hng, Telia ha.ae#. Florida, fnr the pur note of ceiving comment from tha public and tnam’oaru nf »ha dairy duatvy no tha following: L Retention « ad l*w prnaont etnto auamUaloa; J. Tha desirability of saplacing tha peetent state atmmission with contrain odmtoUtocod Ip tha \ * idS hWla to**— > law b* retained. on II, re­ to- atft Parsons daubing to appear before tha Commission and parsons suggesting ravtsiona in the peasant law are requested to notify tha Co mints* ion I# writing ad Intent to appear and of propo*od ubangoa la tho law not Iatar than Monday, February It. 1*3*. Please address ail eorreipondenca to: Administrator, Florida Dorian Building, Tallahassee, Florida. FLORIDA MILK COMMISSION J. B R A I L E Y w atonal Economic Committee gam­ moned spokesmen for the U.8. Chamber of Commerce, the Na­ tional Association of Manufactur­ ers and the AFL-CIO to hear their view* on the stale of the nation’* economic health, Airport: The House Commerce Committee launched hearings on President Elsenhower'* 400 mil­ lion dollar airport aid bill and a rival MS million dollar Democrat­ ic measure which the Senate ap­ proved. Farm : Chairman Alen J . El lender (D La.) of the Senate Agri culture Committee said President Eisenhower's new farm program did not stand "a ghost of a chance" of winning congressional approval. He said the plan to per­ mit lower price supports would cut farmers' prices and income. Bui Agriculture Secretary Etra T . Bensoo defended the Preaident's propotal as a “ realistic" move away from “ unsound" pro­ gram!. Civil Bights: Arthur B. Flem­ ming, secretary of health, educa­ tion and welfare, said he hoped Congress would turn down sweep­ ing civil rights proposal* and ap­ prove the President's plan. Sen. Prescott Hush (K-Conn ), who will cosponsor the Elsenhower program, said he wished the Chirf Executive had proposed curb* on racial and religious dis­ crimination In labor untune. Rites Held Today For Mrs. Goodall Mrs. Nancy Mildred Goodall, M. died Thursday to her Longwoud home. Funeral eervtcee were to he held at 1:30 this afternoon at Gramkow Funeral Home, with the Hev. le w ­ is Futeh officiating. Pallbearers ware Ralph Hammons, Charlie Wales, J. D. Klrkmen, Rylvester Elgin, Woodrow ITescoU and Mark Williams. Mrs. Goodall earn* to I-ungwood in 1954 from Kentucky. She was • member of the Lnogwootl Baptist Church. Surviving are seven daughters, Mrs. Minnie Mel’herson, Dayton, O.; Mrs. IJsal* Gore, Munrie, Ind.; Mrs. Nudie Pogue, K y .; Mrs. Sira Pogue, Mrs. Rule Clark, Owensburg. Ky.: Mrd. Martha Creekmar, Lingwond; Mrs. Adle Gore, louts rills. K y ; three sons, Herman Goodall, Denver, Colo.; Marcrllus Goodall of Kenlurky; Wilbur Goodall, Lingwoud, and one broth­ er, Jim Castile, Sea Island. Ga. O O H A M , C h a irm a n South of the freering rain, dense corners of New Mexico, Utah and fog blanketed much of tha area Ariiona. Thunderstorm* broke out In tha from southern Illinois across Mis­ souri and into parts of Kansas Southeast from the lower Mississippl Valley to the South A tlantjl and Oklahoma, reducing visibility Amounts of around half an Inch to taro at soma points. Fog alto were r e p o r t e d at numerous was widespread to tha Gulf and point*, including Memphis, JackSouth Aliantlc state*. son. Miss., and Jacksonville, Fla. Tha weather bureau at St. Louia A cold wave overspread tha reposed visibility In fog at one- Northeast, dropping over n i g h t fourth mile Sunday night, and oc­ readings below tcro from north­ casional periods of aero viaibility. ern New York into New England. In Chicago, ire coated elec­ The arctic air chased a brief trical lines, stalled rapid transit taste of spring-tike weather that facilities for periods during the had sent temperatures Into tha night. Cara and buses crept over no* as far north a* Virginia Hug icy streets. day. Up to four inches of snow fell from northern Ariiona and Utah into Wyoming, while lighter amounts swept South Dakota, Nebraska and tha northern Great AM ASOWT NICHION INHALANT, A MIA SANT AN* NOM rt 11111* IVIN Lakes. raON IMS MOST DISmSSIN* Major anowslidcs in tha Rock­ i T MSTOMl ies blocked U S. 50 at Red Moun­ JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — The McRevnold* Drug tain I'aaa, which connects all of state Roard of Her.lth'1 two new Tnuchlon Drug southwestern Colorado with the buildings will he dedicated today --------- 1 at the annual three day conference here. Tiie two building* were named alter J. Y . Porter, former rhlef health officer who retired tn 1917, and Henry Hanson, also a former rhirf health officer, llanion re­ tired in 1945. County health officers from all 312 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T over the state will swarm to the PH O N E F A 2-4451 confcrrnce which end* Wrdnrsday with an election and installation I L JAM ES C U T JA M ES B. G U T of new officer*. Aaaoc. I State Dedicates Health Buildings General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY P L A N N IN G H A LL FOR CR IPPLED C H IL D R E N — Worker* of th# Crippled Children’s Society in Seminole County milk* pinna for a benefit Mnr. 6 at the Mayfair Inn. Seated left to right, M m Ernest Bondholder, Mrs. Robert Bradford, co-chairmen; standing, Mrs. Paul W. Hurmnster, Ken McIntosh, president of the Society. (Herald Staff Photo) Ball Set March 6 By County Society Tto further the work of tha C rip­ pled Children’* Society of Seminole County, a gala "E n te r I.tly" hall •III ha hald March 4 at tha Mayfair Inn. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m. Music will be by Pete llukur amt his 1'opulslrci. Dress will I* for mat. The S<*ciely »*s formed in Octo­ ber of last yrar. Since then, five Hireling* have been held, with ex­ cellent results Under the leader­ ship of the pw k k lll, Ken M cIn­ tosh, a constitution and By-lawii W o te rW O y S G rO U p have hern drawn up fur presenta­ tion at Paula High School, Feb. 19 Don Satterlee, trained theraput1st, has been serving patients at The quarterly meeting of direc­ the Health Unit each Monday, Haltors of Florida Waterways Com­ terlee ha* attended 15 patients fur mittee will be held Feb. lo at a tulal of To treatments since the to 30 a. m at Sliver Springs. mobile therapy unit ha* been in The Committee will meet with ---1Hanford. To aid in therapy, the Florida member* of Congress •o'.Society has purchased all exercise Washington Feb. J* at the Capl-| pulley set and two glider canes. tol. This will hr the second time; This equipment is loaned tu pa__ » t •a - • ■ . I the two gtoups have held a joint Iienls and then returned to the So session rtely for use by other patient* who President of the Waterways need them Plans have been re­ Committee Is John Krtdrr, Sin quested from live Slat* Society for ford. The group Is composed of the building of various types uf volunlrrrs interested In the devel­ rhairt and table* (or the crippled opment of water resuurres in Interested volunteers are invited Florida. to attend the Feb. IV meetinr at 7:80 p. "i Dr. Gordon Stanley bead* the Professional Advisory Committee, which submits reiommemlations for tha rspendilure of muntes C O LIM A , Mesleo (U P I)-Q u a d - raised by the Society in Uie Easier ruplat girls, boro Thursday nn in Seal Drive, or other fund raising isolated ranch, were reported "do­ campaigns. ing well" today in Inrubatora at Ticket* for the "Eerier Lily" the Civil Hospital hara. All four nf the girls were named There are now more than 3,0>« Maria after their mother, Maria mile* of turnpikes in the U. fc Gutman — Maria Refugio, Maria compared with less than 300 mill de Jesus, Marta Guadalupe and hnly 10 year* ago. Maria da I sm Angeles. They ara th* second quadruplets born in Mrxlro this yrar. Four in­ Wa llava A fant* wert born Jan. M to Toluca. bail will be C! 50 per person. Res­ ervations may tie madr by calling the Mayfair Inn. Mrs. Ernest llouvholder and Mrs. Robert Brad­ ford ara co-chaiman of tha hall. Baby's Rites Held At Cemetery Today Funeral aervicea fur Marvin Bennett, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bnbert Bennett, 2703 Palmetto Ave., were held at 10:30 today at graveiide in Oaklawn Memorial Park Tha Hev. Thomas Parsons officiated. The child died Friday. Survivors, other than hit par­ ents, Include one brother, Morgan Bennett; one lister, Mary Harriet Bennett: paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bennett, Sanford: maternal grandparentj, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Saunders, Goodtrllsville, Tenn. GramVow Fu­ neral Home waa to charge of ar­ rangements. Quads Doing Well A t Hospital Today FERTILIZER For Every Need With Gulf U fa ’* exclusive Adapt-A-Flan you coo guarantee on Income for your family and pro* tdn for your rati* Mirant aa wal. Aak about tt. SISTER M A D IS O N Spiritual Adviser and Divine Healer This woman ha* tha God-gtvrn p«i»*r lo heal by prayer. Bring your problem* to Slater Madlton. Too beard bar on Ibo radio, now you can aea her at her borne. Staler Madl*on cornea from India, the land of miracle#. Upon reaching womanhood realising »hr had the God-giving power lo help humanity, devoted her lifetime lo ihie work. From the four corner* if the world Ihey come to her. while and Colored. Men and woman of all rates and walk# of life. B E T T E R L U C K A SUCCESS LUCKY HAND Locatad between DeLand and Orange City. Acrva* from < Country Club Estate Information Phone K E 4-0362 Route 17 - 92. Look for 2300 S. Bird. OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEK There is an Easier Way Slates Meetings Kenneth Murrell, Ex-Resident, Dies Funeral servlets were held to Atlanta, Gs , Friday fur Kenneth W. Murrell, former Hanford restdent. Mr. Murrll died lari weak eg a heart attack. He was one of the first Heminole County men engaged tn World War I. and a charter member of Camphell-laisiing Post No. M , in Hanfoad Active in all veteran* af fairs, Mr. Murrell was also a mrmlier of tha Hhrina d u b and Masonic I-odgr. For many year* ha served aa deputy dark of tha Fulton County Court in Atlanta. Ills sislar, Mrs W. A. Lefflrr, remains in Hanford M r. and Mre. I-effler attended tile services Friday. United Press International Erecting rain and fog com­ bined to aneri transportation across a vast section of the Mid­ lands today. The ke storm began Sunday night, glaring highways from west and north Kansas through Iowa, northern Missouri, south­ east Nebraska, northern Illinois, southern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan and northern In­ diana and Ohio. Weathermen posted heurdoua driving advisories end warned the treacherous Ice storm was expec­ ted to continue during the day f r o m Kansas and Missouri through the southern and lower Greet Lake* region. / DRY YOUR CLOTHES INDOORS... EVEN AT N IG H T... ELECTRICALLY E lim in a te wanhdny stooping, bonding, stretching, pinning, lugging! B o froo of weed tor w om an— wind, duet, fading sun! D r y oM y o u r washable*— oven daintiest nylon*— indoor* . . . dtetricaU y. Clothe* that are dried electricelly com e o u t fluffy, bright, w rin k le -fre e ...m e n y need n oin xvktg! S o w in complete freedom from washd a y d ru d ge ry! O w n the " T h r i f t y T h r e e " . . . a n autom atic electric washer, d rye r and iro n e r. . . and live b olter, tL x in c o U y t 9 tala A^- I ■••"•"•fcof • • • F i (keeper to pa jq|jgtf|lieto Lf to Uto u m u L I V E y B E T T E R E L E C T R I C A L L Y G u lf Life 0 — Howard I , P. M. Colbert, See your efertrig i HUNT'S Tuxedo Feed Store rriniendeu! Cor. Sanford k 2nd FA 2-2624 IL 8 B I8 A * « W H A I I 6 N1 C O M P A N Y / J �Collins Stands Firm' On Racial Question T A M I'A (U P I) — Gov. laRoy Collin* declared today he ia goitw to deal truthfully and honestly with the radat problem, regard let* of oppoillion and angry •'•land up and fight" talk from aonie quarter* •| ju«t wilt not hold wit to the people Ihe false protpccl that by mighty ahouta or *ome legislative magic, w* ran make ourselves Immune from the law* of Ihe United Stale* or cau*e wine disagreeable Supreme Court drrliinn Collin* taid. to go away He told the "C.ovemor'* Day” luncheon at the Florida State Fair here that "hot word*” neter totted an* prohlem. 1 "Thl* itind up and fighl talk Plans Progressing For Pioneer Night Lake M a-y'» 34lh annual P oneer Night will be held Feb 23 in the Chamber of Commerce t) Building at 7:30 p m. Invited are realdenU of Semi Bole County and the .urrmmding Burglary Solved; Officers Praised For Speedy Work Tb r rate of the mining record player at the Cold»boro Element­ ary School wa» elo»ed yertrrday afternoon. Recovered with the machine were **veral toy* and a wall m ir­ ror Three Juvenile offender* were taken Into euitody and turned aver ta their parent* to await eummona from the Juvenile judge. One m i U the other }wt>. II. Careful Inveatlgatlon and inter­ rogation on the part of three Sanlord police officer* brought an aarly eoncluiion ta the caie. Lt. J . T . Hlrkian. Sgt R. W. Tench and C. C. Dod»on were a* afgned ta the burglary after Fan­ nie Reed, principal of the Negro school, reported Ihe player ml**tag early' yesterday morning talent fingerprint* were lifted ta two aeparate clan room* and developed. Dear footprints were discovered in the »oft sand outride __. 1 ofat.the _ . t cla»»room . *win4mr * one window* Two yuung boy* ta the area were questioned; thev had aeen two other* "meaiing around" the achool Sunday afternoon Within a •hort time, the eonlruinn* were out In the open, and the atolen article* recovered. Police Chief Roy WUliama »*ld tbit morning, "Thl* work la Ilia * eontumlng and difficult. Our men drirrve a lot of credit for break­ ing a cate Ilk* this. IP* pari of their job, Irut often they are not rtcognlted lor their iu c c c m ." area who hate paiteil their fWlh birthday. Already, letter* asking about Pioneer Night have been received by the chairman. Frank Evans. from far off Florid* riliea Tran* portation from downtown Sanford will he provided free of Hiargr by C. W. Elrod of the Sanford Transit Co. The bua will leave the Yellow Cab Hand at Magnolia Ave. and 3rd Si. at 6 45 p. m The route will go north on Magm.lla to n r .t Si.; »outh to Park Ave. and 20lh, w*t» on JOth tHr Country ! lub H _ ,1 .and ..,1 «ia « l , a *take V a UMary. imm** Road, on lInto The tie* will slop at aM corner* on signal. Pioneer Badge* will be given to all gurri* over 80 Plonrer* wear­ ing Ihe 1058 badge* will tw gurri* at the RlU Theatre the following day, where they will »ce "Rally Round the Flag. Boy*" Milton Hawley, manager of the theatre, ha* aiked that guctla w eir the badge* ta Ihe movie. Speaker*, entertainment, priic* and refre»hmenla should make Pioneer Night In lake Mary thl* year a* big a sucres* a* lho*e By unanimout vole, the City ta the past. The complete pro­ CommiMlon lari night turned down gram will be announced the propoicd leasing of the band •hrll pier to R. E. Kirbolt. Hieholl's plan* for the pier In eluded building a Marina, whirh would entail Inriallinp fuel, wa ter and electric facilities. Cotnmiiiionrr* said that such fictlilir* would "onlv rlutter up the area, amt that tt would not TALLAH ASSEE (U P II -— Gov. TAI.LAHA&SK1!: oov. ” .o tL_' ro. ,, ml err >i of the cilv U R o y Collin*, who fator. closing . ■ |hll „ ,, .Abnormally L n . r m e l t w mexpensive v t u n . i f w VNegro p f l F n Iff ttl * ** ' ' grad the pier I* worthlr** a* a band riudird ualr acbool*. Uri* Khrol*. Mudlrd * .hell, but (peaking foe many of City Turns Down Proposal To Lease Bandshell And Pier Governor Studies A&M School Cost graduate* coil the Mate tX3.ll* per ttudenl And the rrporl »aul only live of the II graduate* of the law tebool have been admitted to the Bar for practice. Four failed ta pat* the Bar exam. Figuring Cuata per riudent Ucenird to practice law. the Board came up with an average of IT3,. 298 Collin* taid th* lagiilalurr ahould re.ppraiae the graduate achool. at Ihe Negro univer.ity with an eye to clo*lng th«»e that are abnormally e.pen.lve, The Board .aid figure, are not rnninb-te on Ihe eraduate achool t a " t £ fh rr^ u c a lto n But I, ,.Td co»U run about the tame or lower MIAMI (U P I)— Police Mid to­ than at white unlveraltie* day they had a "vary irood daThe Board *aid comparatlte acttpUon" ot th# bandit who led ro.ta of Ihe law achool at A A M a daring 1250.000 jewelry robbery and at the Cnivertity of Florida ta downtown Miami Monday. are out »/ line becau»e the Negro Score* of police and F ill agent* inatitution ha* fewer atudrntl but bttenrified their effort, to *olve maintain* a *pecifled faculty and the robbery and a 54WJ.OOU gem Ilhrary regardlea* of enrollment. theft from a B*l Harbour hotel ■umlay. Miami Folk* Chief Walter Headley aald. "We are a little ahead ua thU robbery -because we do have a very good dreeription.” Member* of Die lake Mary Vol­ Thi* wa* becau** the leader of unteer Fire Department will rural Ihe bandit trio carefully «»t the at I lonilht In the *chool. With atagr for hie robbery *evcral day a mot* than 300 member*, the »•*ta ad verve by purchasing an ex- •Ion ahould be well altrnded penaivr riug from the elctimiied On the agenda 1. the .electio,, jewelry compeny. of • color for the firehouse \ ol* Mred ley aald the bwr-dn, who unteer U ln - hae comptatad Ihe gave hit name a* Nick No»loet wall*. When th* is-of has he*n nought a 51.400 ring “lor hi* fian­ put ta place, dedicatton raremocee" from the ilore Friday. He nit* and an area celebration will irturned thurtly hafure cio-ing h* announced time Monday on Ihe pretext of purchasing a wed<hng band. Re­ ran-e be w*i known, operator* of *h« eighth Door *(ore let him through a *ene* of electrically operated ateet dour* E-tward H Johnson, M. former Once Inside, the bandit asked Sanford resident, died at 1:15 p m. that Ihe d'-ora b* opervard again yesterday in the Florida SanitnrIn allow hia "mother-in law" to ium. Orlando tha band Jnhneun city water depart When th* doori were opened, aa rnant tupervtaor ta Sanford for accomplice entered with a drawn many year*. He retired in 1958. gun i ..fter suffering two heart attacks. Gem Thief Sought; Description Known Firehouse Subject Of Tolks Tonight Ex-City Employe Dies In Hospital Jaycees Announce « Courtesy Winners Winners at “Couriray Weak tht* awards were announced morning by Jaycrr Chairman Dav* Thrasher, who spearheaded the concentrated courtesy drive ta Sanford ta January Capt. Arnold WlUtama waa choaea the moat courteous poliermaa. Btli Kaire of Flraalone Stone got th* nod from the tecrrl committee aa th* moat courteous salesman. Saleslady honor* war* cupped by Mr*. Mary E. Holiiclaw at J . C. Penney. Mr*. Sue Jackson of Mra. Appiaby'a Restaurant No, 1 waa Judged th* moat courtaovaa wakta Mm at tha "moat aourtooaaa net," which poaod difficulty, the >tdge* war* forced to form a new — ta ^ry ^a tn c a their choir* dtd we hear to irresponsibly turned loose on the hoi wind* of paition these da>» actually is calculated not to rrsolve our problemi, but to aggravate them," he Mid Collin*, considered a "modarate" on the race issue laid he know* there are Floridian* who. ' berime of the racial feeling*, doubt me. And I try to make allowance for their doubting." "It la certainly true that the only way to keep from stepping on some toe* i* to *tand Milt " "But. oppotilion doe* not worry me. Kvery leider of any cruisequrnce ha* atway* been opposed " I want people to underitand in all this racial furor that I feel a deep *rn»r of duty to deal truthfully amt honetlly with them. Anything le** thin that would not only be a leriou* perional •hurtcoming, but further would ttlgmatiie the high office which |w#n tntru>lKj ,n „ „ •• „ 0, hMdcd lllK ^ „ Mrnrlli "create* a *mokr »cre«n which ,fndi lo obscure the need for Important reform tn *o many other area* of government." He *ald Floridian* mu*t no* forget their prrtslng need for (l)llt|,ulipnl, rr form. f„ r reapj*ortionmenl, new purcontrol*, (air property . . . . . . . ta* am***ment*. nrw tnitltutlonal facilities. »lum clearance, and itrongrr law enforcement. I want tn leaee It to be bull! Into a Marina .. . I . . . . . . llietioll taid he could *••*■ the rommliiionrr*' point of view and thanked them for "ao much con aiderattan" In the matter ^ Commlitluner* agreed lo put iip drape* on the bare tide of the Civic Center Drape* of the •* nr material and color will In- put tap on thr rail tide and alto on the " * ^ r plate* on both ride*. In not ' h« 41 ' ">* * 1'1 ,w flre-proufed , * ,or " ‘.r ,h' ,,*"d,hr|l of on ,hp Boulevard from 9 .rk Ave to Palmetto for the "oal and Skt Club Marathon Race, May 2. wa* approved A •Irret rrturfarlng program wa* put taforr the Commiaaion ,,lrl approved The re»urfacing **" on Third St , from 1 Tench Ave to Park Ave A written turvry by Roy WU ham*, chief of poller, showing the exact u*e of the Municipal Park­ ing lot from Jan 22 to Feb. 4 wa* preientrd Th r *urvey ihowrd that only two third* ot the parking lot k being u»ed Chief William* waa congratulated by thr 1nmmlaalon o« the way he and h‘» »"ade *ueh an aeeurate teprwi E x -V iS l’ tO r H e r e Qjgj |p C a r o lin O Mr» \llvert Eskridge, format -.vlnter vlsllor, died in her Green*hero, N.C humr Feb. 1. Mr. and Mra. Kakrldge *]>ct>t several winter* in Sanford wa guest* of the Val-ler Hotel. Funeral service* were held Frl -lay In Greensboro. " f J (| H B l a n k e d O u t K FFIN GH X M III (U P I ) Jim Barnes found mil why the rab I'll* wouldn’t go down when he used up a box uf shells hunting them "Friend*” had rvntoved the buckshot from hi* sheila and re­ placed it with rice and fiahing line sinkers * VOL. X L IX S a u fm ii Ir r a lii AN United Prtwa Lewscd Wire IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL T F-atabltahed 1908 NEW SPAPER* TU E S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 10. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 3*7 Storm Deals Death In St. Louis 22 Bodies Found Toll May Be High ST. LOUIS. Mu. (UlM ) — A "ilwj! jr’’ tornado with winds up to 110 miles an hour Mini sited Into St Louis early today, spreading death and destruction. At mid-morning 22 IkkUcs were in the city morgue. Po­ lice nqtorts said the death toll wa* expected to rise. Hospital* MiKii'ted more Hum 1120 persons were injured. News Briefs Wants Debt Paid WASHINGTON (U P I)-H e p Jim Wright ill Tex.) want* to pat off the national debt in lot year*. Will Visit U. S. MORE T E L E P H O N E C A R LE — Thin ditch me**its* mum telephone* for the Sanford area. Th U Southern Hell Telephone Co. truck wai LONDON <U P I)-B riU > h Edu­ cation Minuter Geoffrey Lloyd Will till) the United State* and ruuglit >i> tti*? net today a* cabin wait put Canada from Feb. II t« March 1 down along Highway 17*92. Queen Visits Kenya ( H i t aid S ta ff P ho to) $3 Million For Schools The Seminole County School Hoard today told S3.au.00t) ta achool bond* to Solomon Brother* ami llutalrr of Nrw York City. The firm bhi a low of 3.9241 per cent average Intrrrri on the bond*, which will mature over a W>ear period, 9 ay T . Mllwre, superintendent “ f county schools. .aid that the money I* e*i>efleil within 30 day* MLlwre. *milmc and happy, said i.ww 'The School Board feel* that It ha* a tery good bid on it* hand*." the major achool pro «*ll h' « in •''iiori Immedl alcly Bid* will he let within * 1 T L. a . L I - l.lil tku e t n n I n i i . . . ■ I V4.1 U'*c*k period, hegmnlng the mUI '*1* March Milwee aald that lh^ b°ir.d hot » d ,0 w l.l* * N »nt» ready for children H ll of 19«. ^ ■'Building I* *tow, however, and we can't expert to hati* ichoolt ■xpar.it and grow overnight" h* taid "It wtll takr many month* o( hard work and exhaurilte plan­ ning hefnrr all children will be ta adequate irhoola. Mrs. Rotundo Gets Promotion By City Nevcrthelei*. to Ihote who worked for the patting 'of (he tchool lioml iitue . and for those whmr chiblrrn are in douhlr *e* •ion. the tale of the Imml* ha* much meaning. Four other bid* were opened at the tpeeial meeting this morning, John Nuvrrn and Co.. Chicago, 4 01*92 per cent; Merrill. Lynch, Pierce. Frrmer and Smith, New Yurk. 3 9*!>5iT [H-r rent; Smith. Barney and Co.. New York. 4 0587 per cent: H. J. Van Ingrn and C o . Nrw York and Miami, 3 94(11 per crnl. The tcliool Ixiaril will meet again Tliurtday at 9 30 a in. At thl* lime the Board of County Commltiionrr* and Mr*. Mary Earle Walker, taa aiarieot. will attend to dlirut* a**e**meni pol |, j,-, The project priority Bit and me (Holding program are alao on Ihr agenda, aa t* the riatr audit report. City Com niliiionm ditagnrd lari night on a ralir In talary lor Xlr*. Rota Hotumlo. who wa* Ap­ pointed a*ri*t*nt director ot fi­ nance. Mr*. Rotundo now l* receiving |] P1 per annum The new aalary of 55.412 a year give* her a raliej of 5135 (H-r month Strongly op potrd n r re Merle Waroer and Earl Higginbotham Higginhotham laid Hut ihe ral*e would put Mr* Rotundo within 5200 of the talar* received . J hy Poller thief Roy William* and H O L i r S A n n O U n C e d TE G U C IG A LP A , H o n d u r a a Fire Chirf Mark Cleveland Sr , iU P lI — Government troop* are who have nearly SP year* of city battling rebel* In three horthwe.t •rrvlce each The General Sanforvl Memorial The raite. however. wa» approv­ rrn province* ta an upriting wlm*e IJI-tai) will lie «>[ieo Tueaslay trrnd ta not vet clear. It wa* re ed hy r'omini**inn vole Mra tinlo noon, and lundo will tervr a* a%»l»tant ft- Morning from 9 and [Hirred (cMlay Satunlay every Ttiurxlay nanre director for a one year pro Prrrident Ramon Villrda 'lorfrom 11 p m ..lev told a group ol foreign dif hat ion* ry period The Itev Fied En.mlnger and Henry Tamm, city finance -H |om*U Monday that loyal tri«»p* , It |)aw sun will art a. Ilbrarirecaptuied thr provincial i apilat rector alto on one year'* prnb*. u„. during the winter . . a.on T7)f of Santa Barbara, where the re­ lion, reeelvi-tl a ral»e tn talary 122nd anniversary of the found volt flared Saturday, without Hr from 55.782 to 58.IM) The ral*e ,ng ol Sanford wa. celebrate,! at for Tam m waa approved unam ing a thol An official announcement aald rnouriy hy the Board rebel* from Santa Barbara fled ‘ Park t> filled with hislorlcal Heme into Ihe hill*, rlotely purturd hy 5 t U 0 e n t S 10 5nO W ar well a- IHeratur*. government troop* •A ... . . . A rebel 1iro«dra*l heard in A f t ^ ^ f 0 ^ k S H O T C San Salvador *ald the In•Urgent* of students In tne are ta control not -nly .d the r « u■•n_ •l *y. K V lle . om , ae„ n i .tw et * city of Santa Barbara hut of Ihe . L , ___„, ,____ entire provinr* of thr tame name Informed source* *aid » relre tolumn commanded hv Gen Mu •ri*« \r-tag» ringed a raid M.-nday on Nuevr Arcadia In I'opan w Ihe Director* will hrai a re Province. It waa not Immediately Ilaheoek ia county art eo ordina- |Hut »f thr National L'attlrmen'* certain whelher the Inturgrnt* are tor. Art teacher* are Mra Maid* ,\ss..elation Meeting bel-l in holding thr town knalry and Dan Collieri. At the tame time, H was re­ Omaha last month. Atlu Adatita Ji president of the Florida Cal ported that the relwla ar, active I It-men's Association, and George in Gracias capital of lemptr* u - i il m 5 . h i m * vice i i i r - l d r n t i d I h r H u t province. ta,........ . Council will give r.p ori. M-.t Cnunctl Pres Idenl l.rdtry ic * U , Il «,|| Mm, I1-k-lar. will p rr-, le. A it-pie dilative uf thr State SURBITON, England (U P lI— Rubin Ellison climbed out »f bed '•eivi.* office of Veteran* Afat 1 a m Saturday to give , base fair* will lie in Ihe offire* «f to a burglar h* beard prowling Karlytr Houahuldrr, county ser­ vice uf fleer, Thursday from 2:30 in hia apartment. Kill -win was in hsH pursuit to 4 p tn. ® t.rnerally fall through Wrdnrsacruaa thr garden when the Curd Appointment* fur parroual in day. High this alter mam 7a to X2, of his pajama Irvuaero broke. lei vie wa may be made by catl­ to* tonight » : to M. .SouIhr aat lo ing the county t e n ice officer. Tht thief tscaped with 528. •null, winds 18 lo <• mile* par hours Honduras Battling 3-Front Uprising For Library Here r-r. Conkey To Attend viaiiota ia lit# Uaa/urd Atlantic Bank arc MOMBASA. K e n y a ( U P I)— Ifusen Mother Elii.beih of B r i t * i M., n >h o th ,r roomln| ............... - I *here .— h. i . „ ti..n_ ‘n * r r « Mori were aln arrived by nplane Mon* h0"*'* la maced day night for a two day vi*it. "God know* Sow many peopla are trapped In tho»e building*," Deputy Fire Chief Jante* sauerU N H O X (U P I) Britain an wine aald. nuunced today that she la pushing Kuuirvrlt Hester, who Uvea production of her own II bomb ncruai the rirect from th* hardetl hit rooming house, laid h* V ^ t* •aw the interior of th* building ‘ ,n<kt’llr n< A ,,omb, ripped out and deposited in tha (treat. H EFUKM , U (U P I)-W a rre n “i was looking out tha window C. Vaughn. 13, ha* become a li­ when I first heartl the atorm," h« censed preacher. Warren, a »•*• taid. "I taw Ihe building go juat rnth grader, waa licensed by the tiefor* I ducked. Funny the only llrhton llapii*l Church. round I heard waa the hail which cam* tiefor* th* w ind." Dr* pile Wide • open atom front* WASHINGTON (U P I) — PreU- and vulnerable dwelling*, pol If* -lent Elsenhower today called ->a •aid there wa* liltl* looting. Shocked and wide • eyed *Ut> th* American people to pray for Ihe early return of Secretary of vlvor* roamed the debit littered Km ahattareS State John F»«ier Dull** ta kia tit vet* outride hulldlng*. job. Bombs For Britain Prcuclier At 13 Ike Asks Prayers ‘A Wuste Of Time’ W ASHINGTON (U P II - Secre­ tary uf Agriculture Kara T. Ben■on went before a Hou*e commit* '** ,oda> t0r * hearing that al­ ready ha* been lermad "a wait* of time." 'Reopen And Mix,' Judge Tells School Mansion Dedicated HAIIHISDNUUHG. Va. (U P I) — A fedrral judge today ordered V4wrr*-n Couuty lo reopen Vita nmta'a only remaining integratin'* K hool neat week on a Ft* Xllly mixed baaia. Judge John Paul brushed aikta ■rgumrnia tip the achool board that (hitting thr chlldrrn front their prrarnl makeshift prtval* clanra hick to th r puhlie icl-ocd would prove "dtm atroni " Warren County SchiMil SupL Q. D G*a<(Ur aald Ute board would comply with the order. The irliool was tluacd ta Septemlier uniter the alale'a nuw defunct "maulv* rr-utancr" law*. During Hie hearing Paul told county tchool official* the achool i* in "Ihe Icaat rlefrnalble poai* lion of any community ta th* date. You've never accorded Ne­ gro rhildren any high achool ftcll* ttlr* tn the county." Thr achool at Front Royal b*» camr aubject tn the fourth title(ration (inter In Virginia in recent wrrki Nine Negro chiblrrn en­ tered previously all while tchoola in Alexandria today, and earlier they had been admitted to Norfolk and Arlington. NEW XUKK (U P I)— Th* Jainra II Duke matoiun, New \ork land.nark. w*. dedicated Uunda) a* the new humr of Ihr liutitul* of Fin* Art* of New York Untver*Ky. M y | 0 to V U llW a n te d T H E HAG UE. Holland I U P I) ~ _ „ , . _ . . The Dutch government hi* infurinrd Itussia it dor* * « " « • 9 U,,,# M dof ' "not * 'want f"r""-r 5ore gn M lni.lrr Vyach “ «■» M Molotov •mba.aador lo Th r Hagu* Gunman Kills Self THOMSON. Ga. (U P D -B a rn a y lam p, 10, *ho( htmrolf to ilealh bet* Monday after he wuiinded a highway patrolman arv.1 pulic* be­ gan tn cloaa In on hi* barricaded hnutA audita the (hint Virginia with integrated scle— ;* B l'C O IIIU S T W l ) IIA R TFO H D . Gunn Ill'll rwicrinan ns is-n -went m i to Policeman smin John nWh-tlcn ’ * , , ro , ... FlSH FrV SIO TgJ To d F T G DCDt I O M IU r I r e h d t jjr . ___ A . * ‘ "‘'w v .'ll UP tave.tlg.ttng tw,c W h l l * licking a rvdiliery, hia cruiser .DM MODI) — Plan* ara in « waa stolen. ihr final stage for a "fish fry” with the proceed* going to Ih* \ olrinirer Fire Department af A T L A N T A (U P I)-G u v . Ernaat Lon (wood, Sponsored by the fxtngwood Vandiver has refused to sign a lull aeltlng up a Civil Mar rentrn \ira Jaycrr*. serving wtll atart utal commission until the l.eglsla at 8 pm. Saturday 14 at the Towg lure changes the measure to read Park In Lmgwoud. Advance ticket* arc on wle bp 1 War Between the States" instead •rvrral of the Jaycee members of "Civil War." and alio can be purchased at the gate on Satunta). Adult dinner* will be 51, children'* Sri cent*. All Jaycea* and the public art urged to attend and aaaiat In tht support of thl* worthwhile pom jact. Jaycee members Interested ta helping on this project ahould Sutton, project With thr Wotda of Gov, la Roy j 1858 tag* will be aubject to fine*. contact Kirby chairman, at T E 1-4674. A lari minute ruth t* expected Collin* ringing ta tilrlr ear*, Se­ To avoid standing in lina during minole County realdtnl* should the last few day*, mutoriata are hurry to the tourtb-ma* for their Ulgrj ^ „t,U |n ih .ir tag* aa 1858 license tag* quickly a* possible. Collin* has said, "no extensions The tag office will b* open this year." A Lrnl«n das* w ill start Wt4 Saturday from I a.m. to noon, To date, uni) 10.171 lag* hav* nd through tha noon hour all r.fsday at the U nity Chuith Canbeen sold la>t year'* total waa r.«at week. Local residents who -ar and will continue throughout 21.U39 With the tramandous purchased lags in I9M must bring Ihr Lanlan period. grow th of Seminole County in i.nly th* number of that tag. Th* clear will be bald ftuta 1876, many mure resident* must Th-.** buying tag* for th* first n -on to 11:11) p m. at M E. First b« la need of tags. t.m* must present thair 1951 ie- M In th* Unity Clasarooma af John L Galloway, agant foe glriration card*. Out of date ap­ th* Woodruff Building. receiving free orange juice, Precident R. J. Ih* Motor Vehicle Commiaaloa, Th* R*v. Josephine Stuck!* haC Haiim,in stand* Uvalde the fruit which ia ha* warned randents that 1854 plicants muat bring till* #r other rhoian aa her class subject, "How documritl* of owntrahlp and in­ being ta-oated throughout the U. 8.. lags will rxpltr at midnight. Pah. spect their vehicle* lor engine and to Keep th* True Lent." The (Herald S t a f f Photo) JO. After this data, vehicle* with he i* invited. Knd Or The Chuse announced slot* Mra. Clarence Powell, teller at First Feileral, unanimously was voted the moat courteous tellrr. The five winnere will receive y jj , i¥ tng* bond* at the Jaycrr luncheon Thursday ta Ih* Sanford civic Canter. Bond* have been donated by the Florida State Bank, the Sanfurd Atlantic Bank, The Yowell Company. Florida Power and Light, and the Senior Chamber of Commerce. "Courtesy Week" waa part uf a state wide promotion, co spon­ sored by Chamber* of Cum marc* and Jaycaas. Last year, Sanford was named Florida’* moi> cuurtaous city. Th* San/ord-Saminol* County Jayccaa did their utmost FK EE O R A N G E JU IC E , TO O — In addi. to keep tha honor thl* year. Ra- lion to a dlipltiy boosting the Hat Mora aulta of ih* campaign will not ha Florida Citrun campaign, cuatutnem *nd V A Officer Sets Visit To Sanford The two city hospitals treated and rclrase-l 270 per-.in* and krpt -itvotlisr 45 for additional treat­ ment. Donald Hume, supervisor of tha feileral severe *!<>rm warning t*n* ter at Kama* City, -aid sever* •lortn warning, were out for the area, hut "while a twirier ta the >torm war not totally unexpected, we certainly didn’t aspect one at tui-h inlrn *ity tn drop down on St Louis." The heavieat blow* of the atorm * crT on • »•»•" *■ block area In the heart of tba city. 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J«u mu oi**tni I t l l i r r * •• to Ih* amount of Ih* » m i>*n *atl oii In »•* ealil f » r m* o r n i i f i i T In » h l » l i Too h*i * i " i ljil*r**i and m o m*« *h*r* In tn* drli trlkiillon nf I h i m i l nf »■*•"• **?nul***in fiiflhlf n n ll flid t h l l n o on Plaintiff* dim itd f ; r a • t r i a l hr lur>, Ih* m il of Ih* • l a m i a of lu*l ■omp*n**ilna for th* • ah ar* d*i*rlh*d » * i » i * It* In* fnl* • l " « l n r |.*f<*la of land h*» t* *» • **t for | i «• 1 >1. on M o n d i t , • r i h r a i r r l* .«4 it» <a in* rad*i*l • J i l l t r k l r«iii*f Unnn* tn th* J ’mt • O f f lr a ftulldlo* al O tU n d n . Kl»| . T Ida. I l l r nnb* fl I' No n*i I II • Am IM II L 'n lt i d * t * n t A t . t larrr • I* ti U> a f i l l t T a m o * I. Kloil da . T i a f i SI* M l * I I Ih fo ua h !• I*. I.i*i**. Hlo rh I of r i l m T* rrir* a iiatdln* to «!*t lli*r**f r*r«r*«d In PI* I B * - h I t>*a*t *1 and l l auhtir r » . • rord* of i**mlnol* Coaoli, • n -rld * ' d u * u * i u * (.*. Iin iu a da and Ho** U. • tl olu h du • C tlr of n « n fo ld , j*. J . An** l , Simlnol* Cl Counlr t T r a r t l* u M l * l< thra I* |n'lu*l«*. i lll..«k I. of r * i m T * r r * rr . • Ponfotd. Kl'o M*. *ii**tdlo* to nl*l tll* flo f r r i . i d f d I 'I l'l*t Hook I "*••» I I 4 I I. tiuhlin rtontd* of ll*mln*l* C o u n i r . pin i Id* ! l o r ......... Pntuodit and ftni* If. : Ttotondo ' r J , 1 o**l and « l f * . If m i i i i l l | C l t r nf h*nfnrd ' T ia r l III* A • tail* 1 I hi u I I *nd I n ' * f l . • I* I T . >1. I I . I I m i I I of t tllo< ll t. of Palm Tt t ta c * . P an trt d rio rld i. an nfd ln a • to plat thataof »*ford*d in • 1*1■i ll « n h I u i o I t and I t. • 1‘uh ll f l! *mtd * nf !l*mlnola • f o u n t * . K lnrM a C l a r t n i * I . \ V )n a *ud Kflant nth T IV l n n ‘ m e ll lll nod f n r t h Ann* H ill T h m n i * t 11 lf*on ' * V. ( ' i t l n i l o n Nall ll L a m o n and J H t * » * m , Iduih ila rnar » n d X O U* rn*r T tu a l* * * nf Ini or no lt oo il Im otot*. ii»*oi bund of H IM * of F l o r l l i • F lral K*d*r«t H ar ln c* A l.oan A**...dailoti of n*iolno|* C o u n i r . Hatnlnol* C a u n l r Trarl S U IT l o t i 11 I I . U . 31 m l 11. Illo fh 1. Pntm T i f f * * * •r i ordin* la p i l l t*ratd*d In I'lal Hook I n*k** 11 and II p uM Ir taoord* of H*ml. nol* C o u n i i . Kl orlda C l i r a n r * 1. W i n n and Ctlia k M h T n u n 11*0' I* A. ><affait l a d M l r i l t l t A Martiit T h * mi* A W tl io a H V C o » in a in n N*1I (1 l o r ion an t J P t . i o i a n l l u l h <Uro*r *'<1 .*<. O U i r n l r H im ln o li Cuonif Trart :il A l l Int* In I I I or h I *ii* n t l o l 11 of P*lm T i r f i o * . H i . ford riotll* irrordln* In p i n i h * ti *f i * f * r d i d In P ' i l Book I p ii* * IT m d II Puhliit H*oofit* af i m i l n a l l T r a n S«< M l 1* Hlnrk 1. and l.nt II. lilp rh I l ‘*l>il T r t t a . r #> r r f d l n a t « plat r«oord*d in Plat Htok l p « g i > l l a i d I I. p u M Ir **f*r.|* af fi aiin sl* C * u n i r , PI..(Ida hla* ll- ii*»ton i * m l n « l * Cuut t r T r a n l» T M U II II 11 t l . H m d la III... w I, Pali* T r t t i r * . •t r a id it. a lo plat t*c**.|*d " “ i t P**h 1. m a n I ) m i .11 pahll* r * f * r d l ef *nn|. a da C a v n tr Ploitd* P u h iii K w a l l a r * and Vira lai* *.** c•• W 11all *11*. Pi*»t P *o***f H ar m ** *nd loi Man A **o rlkiion of Homlaolr C “ « n l t < M « t A. >Uff*ti and Alar** rat >1*11*11 H im ln ol* Conair *l|.|» M l I of 111o* k I. rf | H I I U l M l l I Add Pi It Mil. *. •otdlna I* plat Ih rr tu f. i*. t 'tdfd In plat l i . o k I. a m * •I I’nhllr ll*oot i ll of I r o n . nal* I ' o j m . PI of Id* J f t o id It H n i t h n m and V r U I * M o Hpar V*n*n J P L4**b*r*fr *n | m f* . If m r . rind b i a t h r r n U o t f f and ttn*rri*<t n a r r li d A J . I d M an ^c iut r af ^fiaafa •aafaifd B a a l a a l * Can* • * a lf hum an d. « «• »»• * T « f » n id i . C . TP . M t 1. M a r k T. A H P u l . a i t l a Addition la n n*i m ,. Pi.. H o.on rd in * In p l . i i t . a t d i d in Plat Hnok ! . » * • # I I anhtlp m i o r d * a f ••■la*ta C o u n i i . rl* * id * I. il.I.o a b a idi main P i* B i f diafnd - r— i f --------* U ,r Hr i t U m f t 4 fti.tifrl ll* Zaori! » i f t . If mar* it 1 Blird frfi* In irm itlim il M IA M I. Kl» -D e ltfllv e Merlon Miirreh, on the rorwlurt of Iwo gunmen «hn rohlied a Jewelry •tore of jewrli telued at (Ilo.WW. *'At lead they were (enltemen aimijt the whole thin*.** W ASHINGTON— M ri Jam ei C. Parker of Grand Rapldi. Mich . preildenl of the National lo n jre i* of Parent* and Teacher*: On American Education: WKIX'OMK — Charllt* Morrison* fnibllr re" If ihe current cult of comfort Intions tlircctnr. Scmlnolo Chamlirr of Cumand tecurlty continue* to under­ merce. welcomes Lewis Parrish, co-owner of mine the Ideal* of hard endeavor, the ichool will find ll well nitli Impoiilblr to Iniplrr in youth a commitment In a purpose beyond aalf (ratification." - G-string Stripper Had Urge To Kill, And She Tried It In H Putt r» - m rd ad In I'la l Hn.nk l„ r a ■• *'7, Piiktir t f u n da of Ptmlnola C o u i m , P lor i ja Mm .A A l b i r i t i H Tru#ta» fnt*rn|l !i#arn , amaa\ Pund nf i ha Plata af Flo rid a Pcmlnot* C u u n i r Trart M l l.nt I ftlnrk IS. A ll flue ar il » A*141Han to Pt l(r#d ■ r * nf d i ii a t*» p>at rr* (ii# i m Plat Muck I M i # %J ouPllo raro »da or Pamloala C au ot y, F lo r i d a | AlPari Pchlati and Afanl4a PrkYau T r t i t l at a* ln faro «l lm*rnt*Dt#ot Pufnl »*f (ha Plata of I'joiid* i t ml nol • C on st r T r a i l ?Sf U l # I and 4 Rlark 1\ a M Ttuaaall a Addittao t « po rt n* *d a r ro rd tn t tn a i tt ff* mrdi*d tn plat Ho*.k I, i n # # P* piittlli' Rt* 'id* iif Paint* li nt* Co ii n i l , t lui Id# Jfihti tin ati and Id# Until#* tin ah Truiala*#. I ma th ai Dm at tin (Mir i •, m « n t F u n d of tha Htat* af Flo rid a Painiaala C o a n l r T lir# TJI 1*0# t a Hlnrk I I A H Hua* a#ll a Ad I n lo* to I art H#ad. a - r i r d ln t to plat rar**r4ad m' Plat Mhok I. M i # I*, puklia r r, .rd# of i am inula C ount t, ATirld# Cat li p*|a #r and itoldta M. Palk ai Aa illiatn Uunfau Truataa# Intaraal Itta rm t n ir i t FAind of '.ha Plata af I'larlda ••enlriol a C ouatl T tiri li 1 Pout h U o' >:«•! S (if N o r t h n ##l *, %.f .\n rt ii«i# f ’ » nf p r r t U n 4, T i a n i h l * f t P f u t h H a n i a || Kaat. r J M a rln aihtr A t la n t i c Canat Liaa Ratlraa d C a m M il Char!#* D un n Pamtnala C*unt#* P t a U uf F lt r i d a Tra it t l» (Is ulll l l of L o IIA a"4 l. " t* t i t i v t t l * o f Paw( » n l r * l* r v I M t * . * r e * t g ln e la »t*l it«»r«*4 In rtst Bank 1 was* ruatir 31 ta g Tl nf to* r*r*re* *r a*mip,.i* i -omi t r, rio t id*, anil Horn tv >* Of a* ii i t , i , i i , nf H a u l " , was* v* at K*tvkaaat W. **«- W rnH Seminole Cuunty homeowner! live (uaranter* but he doe »r^ , were warned tuday by John Krid. rate whether you have termite* er, manager of the Chamber of or not, Krnfer added. The Chamber of Commerce will Cuirnm ee, to be on guard agalnit *elf-»tyled termite control "ex* a u lit local reddent* in checkinp trU " and quack* who annually un flrm» offering *uch *ervicr>. bilk the public of an evtimatcJ lino million. Empha*umg that there are many termite control firm* which tile r honed and ronlpetent ,,-r* Vice, Kridrr Mated that public ignorance of termite* and their Control hat made It ra>y fnr NEW Y O R K (L 'P I)— The C S. "W in d ier i to gel away wuh their bridge team led the Italian team worthless treatment*. by only one internal tuna I match “ Everyone mud be concerned paint today in entering Ihe fourth about the po,«ibility of trrmitc day of Ihe 1939 tram of four world mfritatlon In hi* home." he s.ml. championship competition, "Termite* are a menace, but Monday night! iciilntt turn* there u no reason fnr alarm. pleted nr.e • third of the total "Quack operator* frequently board! to he played by the t « j U<* the fear appeal to scare home- team* during the nine day t i . l ownrr* Into uiirg their service* ne> before any check nf their relia* The I 'S outirorrd Italy be IV. | bdlty ran he made. They create 33 in the 20 board* plajrd Mon. th* impreiibin that the houie I, day. Tht* left the overall U .S . apt to fall down unlel* treatment Italian score 7083 In a total of 1* »1.ii till at oner, 32 board* "Take lime to Investigate the 1 hr I 'S . tram added slightly company. Reliable firm* welcome to It* advantage by outpointing tnv litigation, beware of Miner, Argentina 21 to * Monday after, ant *windler* who go from door noon. The Italian player* out. to door offering free inspection, •cored the Argentine! 34 to 13 jjr and attempt to frighten you Into i.'ifjr third meeting. H an immediate Job." One match point equals about The quack may quote cheaper loo points as scored in rubber price* than a legitimate operator bridge. and may offer more comprehen* I a t i to worm," he said a few dayi after L it year * revolution. “ I decided that a revolution wa* the only way to end the corruption and tyranny nf the government. Doesn't Like Violence ' If there had been any other way we would hive taken it. 1 don't like violence— but we had no choice.” Even though Iraq became a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary form of govern­ ment In H U , "the governing claiiei still puraued their evil w a jl, detpolbng the country," he aiiil. Kaisrm fought In the war igilnal Israel in 19tt. and taler attended a aenlor officer*' courae in England. HI* career wa* more orthodox than brilliant, but he had rtaen to command of a brigade by the lime of the revolution. He la a non amoker and a de­ vout Moilrm who rould find no room for marriage In the revolt!* tionary plant which occupied his mind since hit youth. Jap Prince To Wed Commoner April 10 TO K YO (L 'P I)— Crown Prince Akihiio will be married to hit 24 year-old enmmuner fiance. M ix Mlchiko Shuda. on April 10. it wai announced today. The eruwn prince now ha* a di­ rect private telephone line to Mu* SIknL . daughter of a flour mill executive, a telephone company official revealed. The official said the line wai installed free of charge because "it is the only way they ran talk together freely." KKIIKAKSINC — Frankie Jones and Carol I.ee Ellison rehearse for the coming- performance by the Civic Ballet Co., April It. nt the Municipal Auditorium in Orlando. M in Jones and Mils Ellison nr# shown nt the Desinnn ftchcej of Dance. (Herald Staff Photo) a COES AND COES AND GOES ON A GALLON i Deaths In |i I1* t m Iraq's Premier Is 'M a n In M iddle' Constitution Okays Castro, Guevara AddIItoll — I.rwis snd flichurd Food Market nt 201 h and French Ave. oi-*' (Hcrr.id Staff Photo) Red Press Knows How To Write ’Em 11* r «|. aero f ll ina P w firS Italy Cuts Lead Of U. S. Team In • Bridge Tournament MADISON. Wi i .— Mri. Elrannr Rnoiavelt, nn edueetlonel differenrae between Ihe L'nlted Stale* and Rut*!*' •‘You tennoi compere our edurelionel lyilem wllh thcire. Tlie elm of thclri U lo produce people who ere completely amenable to the Com muni it way of life. The elm of our* ll to teerh people to think for Ihemteliri ’’ Comedienne Drops Assault Charges, But Love Is Gone Muaaall • gbr Homeowners Told To Know 'Experts' mustache at.d displays a touch nf l ’nlted Treat InterniH-vnal COLUMBLS, Ohio— Georje P. gray at hit lemplea. He preaenlt A B D E L K A R IM KASSEM Vitrhellar, director of the St. I,ouli Zoo. on chlmpimeei at driver*: a iterly hard front to the world, Premier id Iraq •They are tery accurate In their Premier Abdrl Karim K iu r m of but at the tame time he la known timinf . . . lometimci more ac­ Iraq la the man in the middle In ai a quid man who modeatly tn curate thin people." a dramatic struggle between two titled on sharing hit revolutionary opposing political force! for con­ glory. He waa born in Uaghdad In m i , trol of the strategic Middle Kail the ion of a middle cla n land­ country. The force* Involved are the owner. by the time nc graduated Comniulilvtv and the pfo Navirr Irnm Uaghdad Military College In PJJI, he had already begun to lay Arab national! t». T r a i I 711 U H t and I f Hlnrk l A the revolutionary plana which Where K*»ii-m , who led Ihe re It f!ua*#ir* I *MIHurt tu Pt. It*a«t i r . t t r d l n v tu |ttoi rt* volt that overthrew the monarchy would take nearly a quarter of a •»*rd* l In Plat H ok I. lait July, ttandv in the ttrugglr century to mature. i « , p*il.Ilr icrorda ul U n t i l What makes a young officer de­ ttol* C o iin fr, Kh.Hila it not clear. Ilut imlicaUona are f t * d M. Hri.lin an.l lla a irU o f ride to early In his carter to that the Communiala are winning N u ll M a roarat K f l o » # r a*4 U a a r f a H . Wealern obaervera do not i«n- uvrrthrow, hit government? Mo*ar WASHINGTON tU P It — A 19- iiderlKanem a Communlil. The " I waa convinced that public Itaaalo T*. T.«rd ao4l R oh an W . L * r 4 year old nichlclub ilripleate dan real threat Ilea, they say tn that life in Iraq wav going from bad K a t h r r u Alurff A J loan* err. Hill wearing her G • itring Kaitrm may not be aware enough Ntruln M* I'H U h lf J C. U n i l o r i i r i n 4 n i l# . If mar* when arretted, told nnlirr today of Ihe Commumit danger to pre i ti «l •he *hot a man who picked her up vent Iraq from coming more and after wurk became *he "had an inure under Soviet Influence. Tfarl I lf I i*i|# J, I ao4 • of Hlnrfc 4 urge to kill e man— any man " Ihe man in the middle— Abdel #if A *1 ll u M tll « A44II1*0. Polite laid the lirtlm . Rnbrrl Kirill) Kavirin |*t, It••4 a r o i t d i n i |m H a * tli*r*uf i# ftrilf t In in r i a l F. McCurdy, Tt, of Charlotte*l(u lrl, Modr»l Vlau lliit* k | B i t * IT, lUllill# r*. vlllr, Va . waa tn critical rnndi •*.r»l* ti f ntrnir.i.la C u u n t i . PALM SPRINGS. Calif. tU I’I) K lIK iU , ai. i* a wir). hand A*lurid a lion at Sitiley lloipilal with two mine bachelor who w ren a small, — Comedienne Joan Davu, 48. hav iv \. IM c «i and |Jn 4a f.«a lli>daaa bullet wound* in the abdomen dropped avvaull a n d hattrry Vlf at I 'i d art I Ha tln ra 4 1*010 ■nd then «la404,141 ton «if parninmia r m i t i t v chargra against 3d year-old Har­ J** J i f f to in«l, o l f i , If m a r r li d They *aid the girl, whom they vey Stock but vhc va>* *hr hat kathrvn M u r ff and huahand* if deicribed »• "attractive and but ntar r|*<| no intention of tent-wing her ro A J. I .ac# ami o If#. If U4arr(9U om y," bad a M caliber gun and maner with Stuck. t If# « f Manfftrd two empty ihcll* under her sweat­ P* ml null) I'tninf# Muv Davit drnpped Ihe charge* I jDNUUN (t P I)— Dally Ttlr lltsalo I** I.oia on«l ll o b tt l VS’, f#**r<t er when taken lo the women's Monday, juit one day before graph columniil pettrlmruush | bureau. She Hill wore her ti­ Trart j j i Stuck, a real estate talesman, lrf»t« 1 and I W o r k !•* A li. m in g and h iltrr under a sweat quotrd a Soviet diplomat today cm! wa* scheduled for court arraign­ llu##aU ■ I d d l llf n lu Pf, the dillerinio betwvcn the Hriliih er and ikirt, they said ll**«l. a•c o !-lin# fu plat ra* ment. r*>nf*«V in Rial II.uV P m Police quoted the girl a* saying ami Hutvian prta*. af. iHiklt** t t r n t i a uf Harnl* "I had ever)thing ta love and • Siippovc that you and t had a MiCurdy pirkrd her up alter nul# r « u a l t , ClifiMa nothing tu gam.” Mliv Davit said. Alar* V lr k J i Afar Hi* f* fa il* rare and you c a m e in firvt. In work and, after a brirf stop at Al lr# l i t kan* 1.1li r a Ili a V and l*r # •« "The rngagemvut, however, Ii fun f f i l l h •• i l i v l i t r a wn«f *r tk* her apartment where she pli'krd ymir |ire*» the rrport would »a ): n III nf H ar r K#tHi V l«k d«t *a#f 4 up Ihe gun, drove her to a aidr ' t h e Soviet and tlriU<h amba**a- definitely off ” <‘ti*r 1#* H A lrfitinia Police indicated Mitt Davi* Alar# Keith and John K*llh and road nrar llowir, Md., where thus >evtrrd#y lud a rair. I h e brought the charge, last month A l m r t t a Al* I tun ia «a lialra at I#** they parked. llrili*li A m b j»»»U o r uun.' In Prav «if n « m u » i AJehonlii against her former fiance after hr atfantlc C o a t! Lina Railroad Com* ! They laid the told them the da, however, the report would hr panr ‘a raie took place ycitrrilay be­ allegedly knocked her down dur­ •hot McCurdy twice tienuie *1 i*ll € of Pan ford Pamlfiola i.Vtintr had an urge to kill a man— any tween diplomat*. The Soviet Am- ( ing an argument uvrr a I U loin hatiador eame in vccond. Thr| she had made to him. man— but no ration lo do it." T r a r t ??• I ' l l I, r | 4 T and ■ H lo i k She told police the tried to IIriti•li amliavvailor llnivticd only IT. A. II fluaaall a Addition drive the car back to the high­ Juit tn front id the L it m an.'" t*» A*»»ri ft**4« «u -*ii4 li i( fu t*lai r#t*<r4#4 In I'lal Monk way but ran It into a ditch. She I M l * 1« lillkllo t »♦ rif o • of walked lo the highway and Ha ml not* Cinijnvi, V lorld i ft W„ laurel and llaaata f* feor4 littrhed a ride with two men from Ina »! t*##*i and J«»# P. IS’ i l i t i llaltimore where police took her Truatt** lotarnaiiooaf m i n t f und of iha Kiaia of Aiorida Into ruttody. Oarii|nol* I'ouhtA T . R, Grant, Maryland *tatr HAVANA ( t '1*11— Publication ofl Tra rt No f i t trooper, laid the girl wav bel’/g l*nfa ? an.l f M u r k It. A fl Cuba'* Interim ennvtltutlun r r - ' held without charge until police H u «*«ir> Addition In C urt vratfd tinLy that tuth Tide I Ca, 1 II #a el. area r *11n a »*• i»I a ( i # • have a chance tn qurition r « -III *d 1(1 i'lal flunk i'll# trn and Dr !*rnc«b> Guevara, hi*] tf Puklla Ma nrda of Harm* McCurdy. Argentine lieutenant, are eligible nol* C o u n ti , Clorida n SV l.nrd and Hatal* 1* t*ord I fur the presidency. Ina a;. D i m mid J o r P, SValan The con,titulion. which It tn re­ Trail##*, |tii#toal Imnr otaBiaa l Ptilt4. »*f th* Pitta af PUiiidA main in hirer until election* are fiiu lnvlii C vu nlr held sometime In 1WV, act* the Tran ::f NEW RO CH ELLE, N Y. t U I 'h minimum age lor a Cuban presi­ l " t » I Itirouah >. Inr luaita — Dr. Samurl Joseph, T7, founder dent at 3fl instead ef the 13 re­ M»*rk n A R. Muaaall a .Addition to Port ftaad. a**> and formtr chairman of the l>r quired by the previous charter. •ndltttf to plat r#« lif iii.i m Plat H*ak 1. Paa* I f. r*iMlc partmrnt of Sociology at the Col­ Cailro will be 33 thli year. 1' i u f i H uf P# mini t C o u n i i . | lege of the I'ny of Nrw- York, d ed Guevara ua* m id r eligible for r i o t Ida lvEfii*r Mlh ara and ftnak Pitt# *• ' Sunday after a long lllnrvt. the presidency by a vpctial proTftJilia t, I rti * m i l Iniur p*i e trie n l ' Vtnod dri taring that hr I* ' Cuban Pun d nf th* P u t * *f f U r l d a WHITE PLAINS, N Y. t L P I t - by birth." He aetually wav born p •rn i n a i a C ou a t r Don O, (illbert, 4A. chlrf of the in Argentina. T r a r t SM T f * r t |||.r tail 7 . f Hlnth • of A M II•j••n11* Ail llttlnn l l Iliad, ore ur»iiM« it# i*lot r iiirtu f. >#rnf <fl*d lo H a l llo*k t »t#i# *«, of oui llc r * « o r d i af n # m l u « l i C o u n i i , Flurld* u ii Mam I*. W tf . l an4 Mario M W »r4 J r . I .l n * t>«r i f r i f 4 n lfa If mar* r I til K o tli rt rt l l u i f f an 41 h utb ati C tf m irf|r4 A, J Indirto ati*1 *jf# If mar rlttl lt#«•!• I*. l » r < l ••*<4 Jtokirt is, l o r d •tm in olo C o u n t r t*ol# t and I, fvinrk |l, A t'wunir. Cl..>|.i* ftaornr i ll* tl* i| m d M i t l i t a t A >1*f fitt T b a a i ii 1 tViU rn ll v. C oilnalon M i l <1 Latti on l o d J H U * | m i C f . P t l i i ' m d ria ia o t* P P u n ' T r u i i i * * at l n i i r n * l lp'pff” ***i«nt F u n d of t> • h i o i i *| f l *ld* H*mln*l* C o n i r T flrt Ji* I Ja ffa* Hr#*<t I*. I atip*1 a K atlif t n l l u i f f A J I.* In* Piinlnnl* t'an tmt J r. U n ik trs a r rii4 Quotable Quotes Far# 2— Tues.. F#b. 10. 1053 New* York bureau of the Canadian Pren, died Monday while under The world'* hlggeit flnatinfi going turgrry tor a stomach ail duck b hiialrd at llaniburg, tier mrnl. many, ll U KW feci lung, U J feel MAPLEWOOD. N.J. tU P L -J wide and weight 30.000 torn. Carl Pehl, M. a magaainr and book llluiirator, died Saturday at the hod)* iif hi* daughter. Il-ia I, T a * n i H l f l 3* Sou l* . It*"** 11 P a li *1, H u n t - ' a lia known *• •» at >*rih*a*l V*. I; d u l l L. IDuitdi »">t S ilv lt H V vitl * Vll tn tl .. r n * M r.ta* 11*11*0*.1 e*inln*l* Cuualv T i k i III H » « i a *t • e « i N i ti r-* ( vv**t or ik* K o u ih * « * i cur I* uf lk« VoMMait U B ^fcyn T'j-D o rf Ftdtn ihoui Ihi Fitte r Body btauty of Cjim oUC i lew f i priced tttU t for ‘Si. CHEVY’S NEW H l-TH RIFT S , ef • a u lh u M i *, ef North**** . goeliun l T o w n a h l n I* h. i-ilii, I t i u o * I t i : « » l ** t*i* l»lm of lifiln u ltii ran I h t n i k N..*lh I t* r**t at » H m : i u i i t)<*nt* H ou th J * i r**l to • iMiint! r u n t h * m VV**i 1|* r**t to a O oln t In Ik* IV i*t tin* of No * th *»*t '• of " u u t h w r i t *« of Nn* lit •**V '» of *»t-t n»*t*on « tu n Hi m i . * Buiith I* l« * t to * natal; lul l th t i i r * P a a l tu 1*1* point nf n t e ln o f n a . t : i h » l V). r h* i> m in , widuur l l t t e C <li**n* J*n * k t'htprnan A i l t n U e C«**t L i n * R a l l t o t d Ccm* piny "•01*1 1* Oi*"'<- •U a n t h i o i ll u n t e i. an d N t l l l * t It unt tr A tl iti tl e Cuv*t Li n a U*il>ua-t C u m pane l.o v l, ti o. r * m * r « n , w t g a i r . Annl* r . u * iti >*lh *r. ) : i * * n « r r . Itu«**ll. Je g * r I'amaran. i. J r » e i* * o a . !’**** l i p i t r u n * H * n * v " <'ain- •fun. ta latompatanl. *• h»1r» *1 i* » tt J •• Cam****, g*r*a**4i J » iV P li*i e*n i* *l* I’auatr T r a c i *i* N*rl*«**t '• e f l o u ' h « * * t '« *r Ner lh***t t, ••rile* 1 Tonnthlp l 1* #*ulh. Itan** Afore nsf/e* are b a r Jr in m gallon « / regitfar.gm iie gas— op lo 10% m o rt— 9nd C h e ry't net* Ill-T h r if t t> engine p u tt them there. It alto glees yo u more The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door w ith Tiifta & (ircctings frt'ni F rien d ly Uuatiicss N cigliliors mid Your Civic nml Social Welfare Leader* O n (h # o c c a n io n o f ; Chnnge of " g i t " in f Ji* tpeedt you d ri »• the m o tt. Here's an engine that always aeema able to coax extra nulea out of a tank of regular-trad* gas. In fact, if you're one of those driven who ktep tab on things like gas mileage, you'll soon »e# for youraelf that this new Hi* Th rill 6 gets up to lOTi more milts a gallon. Another thing you'll like about this 13A-h.p. 6 la tha It may be hard to lelievo anything that looks and move* like thli 'o9 Chevy can b# such a stickler lor economy. But—whether yoti pick the Hi-Tlirilt C or a vim-psck-'d VS—thia is juat cm* more reason Chevy's the ear that’* wanted for all jta worth. Stop by your dealer’s and *«e. 7Ac (atari iicrirA u lo lAe \JJ Ckrryf now— see tha wider selection of models at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's! re s id e n t# A r r i v a l ! n f N e w c o m e n lo Sanford Phone F A 2-1736 llu lh C a ils g h e r It Cut. »*t*ot for Ca*t 111 t i l l nf III* "out*! *. tt>»*» -f i , l la* Seutlv 1 " f , , t e f n ' t k u u iu t t* a t l o U v t i l l extra pep It gives you for passing and climbing bills, * J is due to higher torque at normal speeds. Corntr 2nd HOLLER M O T O R SA LES A ralmetto Sanford, Florida F A 2-0711 �■ f lb ’- a . ■Ur fanfork TueV, Feb. 10. 1959—Pane 3 VtraH P la n s A r e U n d e r w a y F o r C lass R e u n io n (•(fleer* of Ihr rla*» of 1971 of Seminole High School met with their »pon-i*r» and former Iraeh rr*. \lr*. Martin Stinecipher »w l Rodman Lehman Winter Par*, or. Friday e*emng at the f'ineetejt Inn Tnc group began plan* for thr y :h anni*er»ary of thr ela»* o’ '3t which will he celebrated tin* JjocjoI £vsmiA JsStS« f.AKD KN O F TI1K MONTH — The homo of Mr. and Mr*. Andrew MiT'hrrsun, IS13 \«‘t* n L S D IT i.,. t-amma Omega Chapter of ESA w t * » » . « will meel at 7 50 p m at Die ,%*t**« home of Mr* Itohcrt Haney in i.T K h r \\ *n nr wood n«nK". w«* rhi*on l>y the Sanford Ourtlen Cantina Lambda Chapter .*( Club a* (innliti of the Month for February. lilt a Sigma Phi will inert at thr i H erald Staff I’hotot home of Mr* J-e Corley Sc. at K WLD.NFSD\V A alrnlinr Luncheon at I.’ Jo p m at the Woman • Club A bridge and canaita party will f<d low lloalettr* are Mr* Roy Tillit Mr* Al Hunt. ' ! r* Joe Cor­ ley. Mr* W. I. Kirk, Mr* F. T Meriwtihei Mr* I A Young, and Mr* D S Talley R rtrrta lion* mini tie made by Tuesday Patt matron* and pa*t patron* wa* tn come ciuh uirmber* in to the worthy matron and patron were honored Thur»da* night at turn dltplayrd a letter of the ab baler in tnc evening a county uilh M r- Itawound Smith. the meeting of Seminole Chapter phabcl rreitlng an appropriate fair »kit wa* prrtrntrd During No J. Order of the Fa*trrn Star. *rr*e nurtrry »tylr Mr* Mae the « kit the worthy matron n n Among the dulinguuhrd gue»l» Shtppard and Mr* Henrietta thr name* of each of the pa*t wrrr Mr* Murray Jarvu, pat! Itaimr* pinned each letter on thr matron*and patron* and trar el matron of Scminulr and Patt placard until the word “ vnoprra * rrttir They were conducted in (irand F.lrcla of thr tirand lliap Don" appeared Mr*. Ander»on thr Judge* *land where Mi* 5i ter of Florida, and Mr* Clyde and Phil Wyatt presented gift* Clan Melili trad the highlight* id their year and Mr*, t lara Swam Moore. pa»t rnatrun and (irand procnlrd rihhon* and prm* lo *(arder of Ihe State of tirin g!.. early Ten *l*itmg pa*i malivnt Al thp rrquett of Air* Atrgn M A R i l l M il,stl\ and flare* tuning pa>t pjinmt Amlrrion, president of the I’ Home DriuuntUalion Agent w rrr mirutluced and pirtcuted Matron* Club. Ihe pa»t matron* Mr* tilady« hrndall. Home In with gilt* Ihr choir eiutid with duttrir* and Marketing Special!*! and patron* were giten Ihrf loor. 1 Ihr rmirtrty lit unguyg ' l.et IT *j\* The Worthy Matron. Air* Linnic With mote and more of Call You Sweetheart Mote, and Worthy Patron. Har­ Ihr tood we buy in tan* and patk Air* Irene Wliitr wa* inttaibd age*, it pat* lo trail U I m-I i IF- • vey L. Dunn, were rxortrd from TL ’ESD .AT a* Ktrrta il-iring the etrnnf the only way to knot- what you Ihr dai* and liandeil a lung blank placard to hold. Mr* Maxwell Ih r Pioneer Fellow*ldp of the Mr* White hat Iw-en ill and wa* getting for your tmmry gate ae lue in \rr*e a* lo what Firti Prrtbyterian Churih will unable to In pretrnt at the in Did you know that all loud tlallatmn of oflicrrt in Dei.-ni *hip|w'd mitt .tali- It rr*|Ultrd b* i meet at <1 p m. tier Her ttallon In the Internr fi-ilrt al law to thuw on thr laliel Crutadrr Ih o ir will rrhcarir al hat liern filled by A|r* Swain I nr name ul thr product, name Ihr F in t llaptut Church at 7 p Air*. Andrrton wa* ln«talling of amt aildrr** ol thr manufacturer, fleer and Air* Alar* .Allcr Myatl pai m i or dittnbutor and net m acted a* inttalling marthall. wiigui of cunirnl*' 'Ihis type of The Chorittrr* will rrhi *r*e to Information ulrntdir* thr priMlurt. two trction* at thr Fir*t Alrlho plate* rr*|Min>dilllty for rl* ill* The Daughter* of Mr*lr> of the dut * hurrh. I ir»t tectum al 3 in Iritiuliuo and Indliair* to thr tun First Milhodi*t Church met at p m , terund trction al I tu p turner how much IihmI the pack Mihinle* Hall lurxdav night m age contain* 'lr*. J. II. Anderaon Jr. pre.-dAto«t prinbirt lulx-l* al*o ion W ED N ESD A Y v i l Mr*. C. II. Winn gate the drlain information of intrtr>( to the ®vntiun which included .election* The Children'* Choir will prac inch a* »i;r of tan IF* the fore.iglited bonieiliai. .hopper from the Ptalm* Sbe trad a *lory tire at the Lutheran Chinen of number of rupful*. n.iintwr of por­ r r who know* a gmul rtc!|*j wbrn .limit iirurge Waihinglon and a the Redeemer at t Tat p oi I hr the »ee« one. tirncrall*. »bhe II be tion* or piece*. *ttle ami lire poriil about Abfaliam Linruln. Church *.'hmr will pra-iic - at s aliuotl loo per cent tcorrit Won of .reliable or (roll. u*r» and *3his wa* followed by prayer p. in. judging Ihe merit* o! a r«ii(ie rry lpc* if too fail to rrad Ihr Thr group held a market liatket Circle Fight of the Women of through the rye* of In i family lalwl, too mat not gi l tthal ton aalr and made $17 Thi* money thr First I'rrtbytrrian Church If your hungry i n • rni»* • with to r example torn i* i an g«ei in Hie Commotion of Alt* will mtel with Mr* Harr* Weir lamb. Iirrei Jo*t the in - idea to-d i iiarn *ftle or tholr k rim l amnt fund. rhairman. al the home of Mr* yo.r'tr U rn looking for it* rail Alexiran ttylr will* ........ Mrs. II. K. Filip thuacd siidi s Sidney Mormon. YVt A alenna Dr rd Detiled Lamb l hop* pepper. Beet* air fanned wlinlr taken in Atgirr* llrr da'ightrr •lirrd or dltid Atparagut come* 'Ihi* l* a dlth. prrfrrt for tool £and ton in law, Ellen and liana at to a m in *pear*. lip* or rot pirir* Tlir Senior High Choir of the weather and etanomu al too Aurhokkcn, a r e mi**ionarir* T h r label tan hrlp tnti tigmr F'ir*t Pre*b* trrian Churih will Alan* honirmakrr* a ir intrrrttrd there ami lom parr emit Yoir ran tool meet for topper at ft p m and In keeping a rnuph id icon ....* llottrtae* for the Hireling a*re oul thr number nf trrting* a ut recipe* .tillable during thr hnli di* idr them into Ihr m«t p< r ■an Mr* Waiter Rainr*. Mr* Floyd for rrlirartal at ft 30 p in The Midweek lllhlr Hour of day* Atliuw. Mr*. Rupert Strickland. or paikagr to gel thr ro*t p -r Mr* li W Dailey. Mr. C II I hr Fir»t I're.liytenan Chufrh Aleat expert lit ha Stags* <••ill •rrying Compari*on* will in'iiraie will lie rondut trd by Ihr pattor. Minn, and Mr* O It Ftlridge mrnt* that lamb .houldrr ihop* thr tw-xt t«u* * Sandwirhr*. A alrnlinr candii *. Re* A li Alctnni* at 7 p in are railed for in tin» trratiun To l»r a -marl xhup|M r - ttj and coffee were »er»ed to the 3a Th r (hancrl Choir of thr f ir at this meat tut I* mme ri onmiili al may nerd In trail mo-r Ilian |>,*I member* pretrnt. I'rrthytrrian Church will meet lor than tt.r mure demanded landi the name of tlir product on the rehear*.! at 7 3o p. m. loin chop*, «o turn tour head label Let your rye ga a III*lr Prayer meeting at the First toward planmng nrxt Saturday • further and find out iu*t *•ha dinner There it no time like ihr , hr ,,aikage idler* for the price llaptitl Church at 7.30 p. m. Training Cnion Executiyc meet­ prearnt to experiment wch tin* ||„. kin.l of .bopping idd* -p tn TheJanuary meeting of Ihr lirticr fcwl for lr*i in m-* *i * ing at the Firtt llapliit Church recipe. Dorcat ( la** nf thr Firtt llaptitl Ilryllri! l amb ( h-p* Air* Kendall al A 13 p. m Church **a* held at the home I lamb (houldrr chop*, tut A prayer group will meet in the nf Air* ti J I’rire with Mr* *• In I int It lliu k Daughter* of Wr*lcy Clan room at J A. Fuller attuling 1 tea»|>Hin tall 9.30 p m Ih e trrond >rt*ion M»r tLiptlfeilr Hr i«|fc« The rleyotion wa* giyrn b* Mr* 'i Iratpoon |Hpprr I lull mrl lhur*i|j> rirnink* at T A licit Mr*. W. O Tanr.er of the W S C S »tudy eour»e. t tra-poon dry mustard "Middle Fa*t Pilgrimage", will Thr t mn in tinit v ( rntrr for *• t followed with prayer '• ira*p»wm paprika meet «Ii \itlual ;im r Thr group decided In holdfrom a 10 11 JO a m in Mr J lahlr*p*Minx melted liattr' Winnrr* for Ihr n rn m g *rr» # -n trrrd dlth lunrhion and tewing Kinlry Hall tiurtt tpeakrr will inai garinr hep in the near future The* will Ire Air* I I Metier, Drllary, ir%t. Mi% (.mnAffl Muinon Ti 2 Iratpoon* ttm-gar tn% for »« ( »nw| Ihiril an*l f**«*rtr* make rtraprnr* and r hair emer* preildrnt of !l-e ll*pti*t M M I 2 lra*|mon* Wonc ilrrthili (or thr rta**rnum. A **oclation A film on l»lam Mr* l htlr llin iifi Mr* I I xaurr \ n im n n and M m M ir p r r i l*a\ Rrfrethment* were »er*rd fo 12 be *hown 2 egg yolk* It member* I bapel •boll of Ihe F»rs* Alefh >x rup dry bread i rumbt Th rrr ui)| hr a can*r fhit Thr next merlins will lie held odi-t i hurrh will rehcir»e at 3 30 1• rup lard or dripping* at the home of Mr* II II Fort- p m Senior choir rehearie* al ( tunbinr .alt prp|«er. mi.il^rd Thurtffay al Ihr r«ifnnuinif> t * FA p rr cayenne pepper, paprika, melted. trr if»m rr *d I^Th M and 'I* ; • The Mnrkrr* (onfereret will hUHrr or m ei.arinr. tinegar noli*, at * p n hate a rotrred dlth tupprr in M oriextenhin tame and rgg T i-r length nf a meter wa* fixed 'lark Saulrr. ton of 1.1 ami AIcKmley Hall at « 30 p m fid- yolk* 'll* well Dip lamb chop* Aln tieorge Sainer Sauter. "ceiebraled celebrated *°'*rd b> departmental hieetinga. tn inixturr then in hrra>l rrumb* lit ihr Pari* Aiadrtny i-f S iim -r . The Cnmml-tmn on Alutiom Pan fry in lard or dripping* turn in 1791 al one ten millionth nl hi* eighth birthday with a party will meet at 7:30 p. m m the mg frequently, until meat n what wax then hrliryrd to be me haiurda*. The gurita who enjoyed a mo Dependable t latiroom of the browned and tender, about 30 to di*tancr from the Fquainr to the W minute* Yield I irm n g t Pole tic and later icecream and cakr Flr*l 3le(bodi»t Church. at Ihr Sauter home wrrr Jimmy j'armrr. 'Skip* Ottrrholm. Mar­ jorie and Mike (ioodiperd. Thel­ ma. Henri .Ann anil Kathryn O* . hmnr Ray Cut*liaw. Tile Itowcll and tieorge and Strieh Saulrr. Mr* II. H Dibornt an il tec* with thr rnlrriainment. Seminole Eastern Star Chapter i Honors Past Matrons, Patrons .abcls A rc mporlanl si C h u r c h C a le n d a r commencement. T h r graduating clan of I9S9 m il honor thr clan of Jt on Cla»* Pa* during Com mrnrcmrnl Week. The rlai* of tw i alto plan* a reunion on May .V) in thr form of a dinner party at thr Shrmr Flub. Th r hutband* and **i*r» of thr graduate* **lll hr inxitrd. Committer* were appointed and plant made to contact gta'Iuatri of the 1931 ela»*. Many II*e in Sanford and Ihr turroundinc area other*, howrxrr. are icatlered aero** thr nation. Officer* are pre*idrnt. Charlr* Palmer Orlando. » ice proidrnt, Mr* Dorothy Marthall Courier. Owcdo. treasurer. Mil* Fliiabelh Methnn. terreiary Mr* Carulyn foghorn lliggin*; editor of the Salmagundi Itichard Dra* ADn prr«rni (or Ihr ntrrllrg **a« Mr* F h in r llarriton Smith, whotr ton llarriton will graduatr with Ihr rla*t of 1957 Sanford BP& W Club Is Hostess At Florida Federation Meeting Th r Sanford Butinr** and fro fmional Women'* Club >*a* ho* tra* on Sunday to the quarterly meeling of Dlatrirt Fite of the Florida Federation The meeting *«a* held al Ihe Sanford Civic Center Member* from other cine* in the ditlrict were latith in praor of ihr build mg Mr* Helen Thomptnn. diilrul dirertnr. pre»ldrd Deleiallon* were pretrnt from t ollege Park Atclbournr, Cocoa. Kittlmmre. St. Cloud. Orlando, and Sanford with a total regittratmn of <** L u n d icon F or W iv e s " Stall w,*e. of the Sanford Na* 1 A,r v r””' 4 T T " at Hie lo a .h llouar ol the San Juan llotrl in Orlando toda* The long table wax rrntrrrd - „ h an arrangement of *prin* flower* thr lumhron twin orrd Afr* Militant Hill and Air* Frank Italy, who are traxing »imn The women were ptrxrnlrd with niter R rx rir tiowl* Air* John Alillrr wax hoxlr** Attending were Air* 'Idler. Mr* Italy. Atr* Hill. Air* Jamr* Parnate. 'It* Sair. Pa- . Air* Don Brubaker. Mr* Ralph t band let. Air* Carl Hnhlilrrtl. Air*. Frank John*on Air* Don Itnn Aon. Air* John S.ngMrr, Air* Do. Faulkner M r. (iilbrrt Blake, and !-*u gurxt-. Mr. Zatirr Al giant and Mr* .lame* Itrrdy. t\li intin ^ • V L i L S L L L A . L «J * Revealed 'lr and Air* Clyde Noll of thi* fit* announir thr marriage nf their daughlrr Carol, to Itobrll !. -- n of Air and Atr• Ibimer little, alto ol Sanlord Th r mar­ riage took pin e on Sumta* Feb A Both Air and Alt* Little gta duated trom Seminole High School with the i lax* of |«»57 For thr pail onr and a hall tear* Mr* Little ha* attended llutlrr l m *rr»it) m Indianapidlt. In-I Air Little atlrnrlrd Ihr Ciladrl in Charlraloti, S l Aftrr a *hort wedding tup ihr couplr will return tn Sanlord ami Air ami Air* C laude Shoemak­ Irantfrr lo :hr t ni*er»|t* of H-ir er hate had a* a gur*t In their Ida home her mothri, Atr*. R II. Alulli*. Crux* City. Mix. Patty liaynor. Miami, and Alixx Dee Sehoolry, Delray Heath, crnlot* at Melton (pent the »e metier bleak wilh All** tirare Merle Stinecipher in Mmlri Park Ih r three girl* weir dinner the Jayier Mi*e» t luh mrl gurtix of ihr Ataitln Slmecipher* I eh 2 at Ihr home ol All* lo in Sunday Alt Donald * o hotlei* wa* Alt* Capt and Air* Jainr* Itaniagr Billie llurkr liatr had a* their hm>xr gurtl, Atr» F r i r ' ihlen h ra p itillr Capt T J Malkri Maxhingl-m. .Nurirfy. pir«enlrd an piloroutltr D C talk on pretention of Iroil dam Mix Ruth liallaghrr I* timing Age her mother and family In Mil During the liuonri* inerting liamthurg Virginia Ihe memtirr* dri tiled lo aid Ihr 1 1t Mobile t mt on Feb 27 Light member* will partiripale The next meeting will be held Atemhrr* of Norman dr Ae/r on Marth 2 at Ihr home ol Mr* Howard Chapter, t nitrd Daugh A h Shoemaker Jr Co linttri* let* of thr Confederart, mrl Fri will hr Mr* Jean hlelnfrllrr PsAAomdi Federation rune-entail* e and gue*t *peak»r wit Mr* Dorothy Pattrrton. St Auguitmr She i* the »rcond tire preyident of the Florida Federation llrr topic wa* ' Women and Their Vole.” Inierettmg and m ttnidite work *hop* on Internilional Relation* and LegDIatlon were held in the morning hour* The aftern.ion wa* drtnled tn general hut.net* with district officer* elected for for the coming year. Coffee and tweet roll* were irrv rd to the gue*l* upon are) t i l Luncheon **a* trrtrd ai 1? 30 p m. with Mr* Retty Baker Sanford Cluh prrtident. pretidin; The Seminole High School liter ■Club, under Ihe direction of Mia* fMile ltee*e Whittle, entertained the gue.l. following lumheon A Valentine ,hemr **a* e.eeied out in the luncheon table decora lion* Con.gr* of red and white rfBlm iJ ,n U „ pjl, „ r Scene O f Meet Deviled Chops Are Economical i C o c k ta il s P a r ty F ield heart. were pre.ented to the di. trict o(|iccr* ottirer* lm, and to Mr. Mr* Palter win. Mr* Arnlyn True, ttate r*tr re*pondint *r*relary. Mr* hath "The . Ituxine**wom«n' . . . . Air* .... Ida . . . . . , ................ '■* ' mdr. and Mr* William J. , « dr,» k with a eock^ ?'» * u •f,tr ,urn,r °f ^ rda* e.en.ng *nd r*d u»ed on the coekt.il bullet tab). ,r*>‘ of , “ ' rk'* ,Bd h*m '*r r * ',U rr(i * S ,l' ,r r *n drlabra held white taper*. (ioetlt were member* nf A All11 Othrrt pretrnt included Capt and Atr*. .lame* Rimaee and Capt T. J. Malkrr of Mathlng’.nn, D C.; Cmdr. and 'lr*. R N. Hrown of Jarkton* lllr. houieguftti nf Ihr Stephen Oll*er»: IJ. Cmdr. and Alro Donald Bruba­ ker. l-t. and Air* Harry Bryant, Cmdr. and Atr* Floyd H a rm and Mr* Virginia Johniton Garden Club Luncheon Told The Sanford i.ardrn Club will hate a lumhron and general inert­ ing on Frr. It* at thr Mayfair Inn NEVA YORK - f t IM >- Cri*pv al I.' Mi |< m .rabbagr it good a* talad nr a 'li* I J. (lorn*. Orlando, will tpread for bread Sirte 2 hardei*e tat,ie tiemontlratlont with rooW() f t t )o lk , lomblnr wllh rloral •raingrmenli »nd appoinc , fUp mayonnaiie. I t»a*poon meni* Air* Morrn it an ae.rnlited |#m„n Juice, and ’» tea*poon *unation. Lower *ho» ;odg» arvl an IJ r Jnd b|rn^ 9xj,| 7 rup* ihred ouUtandmr pregiam it anlicipat. df() rahhaKr. I 3 cup finely choprd ! ped green pepper and *alt and Ketrr* ation* niutl be made with I pepper to latte Mix lightly. Air* It* urn Fn* by Feb. lit. I 'lake* about 3 rup*. ^ Split Personality ,r Jaycees Wives McKinley Hall Clarke. contention rhairman; and Mr*. Baker. At Ihe general bu*inr*« .eiiinry attion wa* taken tn implement the riittrirt project of a Ithrt eontributinn tn the Butinet* and Profe»«tonal Women'. Re*eareh Foundation. The Sanford club wa* the ftrwt In turn in it* poition of the fund In Ihe district tre»*urer. National Beauty Salon W e e k. . . Feb. 8 -1 4 Have Speaker I*irk up » our Free entry blank In enter Ihe National Heaulv Salon Week Conte*!. FhnpUr Pays Tribute ( i IC it 111‘ PS l l l l A C ' 1C C t m r lileanrra Ha*, of thr Firs* |iapli*l Chuteh met Turtdav e*en mg at thr rhiirrh with Atr* It T Hunt and Air* Ruby llrm turf lr a* ho*le**r* Ihr ilr-ntion -a * gi»rn by tlir prr*ideni Mr* R I. Ilrard, with prater hy Mr* Rnhrrl A Mil jum t At!rr a *h»rt hurinrt* inerting tonal hour wa* enjoyed and rrfrr*liiurnt* trrtrd In Ihr M la ,|,xx ,,re.eei da* Air- afternoon al thr home of It I. I'rrkin* lo pa* trilwilr to the mrinorx nf one of their rlrparlrd nienitwr*. 'lr* I ISharon lte*ollitlon* ol tympalhy wrrr wnttrn hy Air* li D ltl»hop, Mr* It I I’rrkin*. and A|r* F t Rmintillal Tbe*e wrrr read h* Mr* Roumillat A ruing* wa* gitrn hy Air* /.rh Ratlill and Ihr opening and i lo«mg prater w r r r made hy thr arling rhaplatn Mr* J. Al Mr i ..kill rBjojmie ^ohnAonA IIEA I'T Y SHOP 11OH Sanford Avenue FA 2-1972 —FOR PROFKSSIONAL CARE CALL— • llonnif • Jo h n s o n Katherine * llla n rh e Harv»* Malmlmry •Dorcas Class Holds January Meeting TAKE YOUR TURN Itridtfc Winners 'I’ubl J4 II n ia n itr, #«r, md Ul hn t t ir « lum «! i Ik 'tbff I nf • S M M l.ninltilf! W * . ttofiwn l<*tr wonderful f i l i n g *f #aatiif«it. n . m U l tlid r f r g j n r r in •h *• r j r M n»t»»h •• ineti *1*1' U hilr m*n •p(»vr«i«t» i h r n r %• prt*rf nf ihr llirthday Party Told Live AT THE WHEEL...OBT lim U l I n ginr. b iiiifn M r n h l r it# m i | i « m l daah «n m m n«lr. li»r liitilfHNi# miffm## li b# tl« nr» fn d -titi«( M ofnrn M r ihr I'uV ll ir n i #11 logrllKf «ml •*..» t r « «|ii«lilV9 mmm Imm j I »«•»» •ha I •«ld# up In f Knl \m O ld 9 / r d i D f ' l ^ t n s i r •Md* l i n l n f i n i D f V d n 'f . . . h r m - i h r «ahf»lr f*miU *b*ng* In? BDC C0NTEX thi only 10-K.y Colculotor N.O.C.E. will tell you ol Df— m t II NaMay •nywhtrt mar its T H IN I'I A R O C M T ...A ...and • TVLI TO TO S U I T MT VOUW P O C M I VOUH TA STSI d on 't sav w e 2 • ■K V O U M d id n ’t te ll y o u . , . ! LO CAL HOLLER A U T H O W IZ B O MOTOR Q U A L IT Y SALES, D B A L III Corner 2nd and Palmetto is imv ______ �I Ed itorials ’ Washington Calling BENSON BURNER IW s ____________________ __ S p a w n in g S h a d N e e d NEW EFFORTS TO FIRE BENSON FAILATCa.O.R N A TIO N * L COM MiTTCt, M EETII P r o te c tio n , It S eem s Kinhing id one of Florldn’e grrateat natural attraction*. It provide* pleanur* for milliond of resident* and non-resi* dent*. Seminole County and immediate vicinity are fortunate HI to b« in the very heart of the fresh water bonanza. Official* and aportamen. alike, are interested in preserving and protecting fishing facilities. It is inexcusable when wholesale violations occur Such a violation last week resulted in the tsking of some HUM to 1.000 pounds of shad. Two agents from the State Board of ■ Conservation confiscated two boats, a seine and the lish near Mullet l-ake Park at l-enton Bluff. The fish, of course, were dead by the lime the agent a got them out of the water. Although the State Board of Con* gervation asked bids from hatcheries, this win a great loss, a good example of waste. Those responsible for this illegal opeiation got aw ay. It •was a narrow escape, to tie sure. But it 1* likely thpt the cul­ prits will go unpunished. The crackdown came at night. It will be difficult to track down the fishermen responsible. The shad, a salt water fish, spawn In the St. Johns River. Commercial fishing during the spawning season i« _ .outlawed. .T Shad fishing is legal, when the fisherman uses a hook - r and line. The legal limit is 15. Kish, like other game, must *be protected to Insure that sportsmen of the future have «n opportunity to partake of this popular activity. In addition to the loss of some i.ttut) pound* of fish, the area also was cheated of a crop of young shad. The load Inken by the seine had no chance to spawn. Such double losses, . If repeated, could reduce fishing potential. Agents estimated that it would require only aliout •jhree years to stamp out the shad if devices are employed to stop them from running up the river to spawn. C. V. Holland snd C. A. Willis, the agents involved in the case, pointed out thnl Klorida spend* a gient deal of money to maintain and Insure this aport. They added that tha State Board of Conservation Intends to make sure the Hr INI./. Rlinn *»had stays. No trua sportsman would be guilty of an act such ns D E T R O IT — To th* growing rfmrus « f A median leaden who Hth* one at Lemon Rlttff. air ciyillg lil th* wilderness (hat p *» «■** '* jr Happy New Family Will Be Reunited, Mistress And All Inez Robb Says i* 7 B a s e b a ll D ea d A h e a d ru n s fur tile return of Sanford 1<* nrgnniz*d l*»rielmll gr* moving nhenil rapidly. The agreement with Washington uf the American League hn* been signed; S. K. <I’mcky) Roger*, who mint, aged the <"**» A Klmira. N. Y.. team for Washington b#t yegr haa l»eeo chosen ns Sanford'* manager; Ward Goodrich ' of Delimit hns tieen employed ns business manager; the team will hnvt apring training at Fernandina Bench, stmt, ing Mnrrh 9. W. K. McRoberl*. local lire dealer who Is heading the drive to put Sanford hark Into baseball, said that load play* era will Ire the very best that Washington tan obtain for a Class I» team. The calendar and th* weather hints strongly that an* other baseball *ea«on lies dead ahead. With this thought in mind. .Sanford should begin pie. parntbms now for a “ Welcome Back To RaseiiaH" celebra* I ti tl° n- ^Bow ditch Remains Seaman’s Byword - - KAIaISM, It*** t U r i l — Wk*B Naihanlrl Rawdilrh died h n r in *' "™lklil at thr agr of W, lire Salrm _>tailnr Smirty culngiffd him *1 “ .follows. "* “ So mnnumrnt will b* nr*dfd . — ^i# k«*p lllv* hn memory smong • M.f f ia ; as long as ships shall sail , , . Ih» rtafll* Will Ire l O t n d " •m |t was flnwditih who in IS11! DAILY •s* ass If* l * ■ CROSSWORD INIW V A I'R U M J. Conno;»1. Arab chirttam Pour 2 H ig h w a y 8. Wal* on relating akin 2. Vexes • Kxlra to iiprra as-rgs 4. 1’ n v p f f t y •I. i 12 t^r* 13. Naira 2 Aquatic I I . Anulh plant American 4. Asa*ns nv*f ipos* | s i lk w o r m T. l u m b e r 13 Fimat* of Ik* peariwk t. Old German silver rssn I* t’nrsplodrd » Slip hnntli IT. Kn,ght a till* 11. Dispatch is Kartn idial) . T" T" t* fpo< h I « Itrorhhk* f scats 31 Krtll-sh ll ho) Ida v. May 24 A 2 4 ------upon a tlm* 3T. Hcnceur litter 1 tb* ts s lu d s i's S sia t of Club* 32 Mr. Rparki 31 Water i Fr I 14 Fragrant odor* 34 niuadm IT. Sound, *a a frog 21. abacptiki I t . taw pi*. *a food It. Maah<* potato** 41. Prophat 42 Pr*o#*d a 7 1 f tr M B \I r W „7 A % it )l >» f % B wr " It II % % 41 % >/ i r-o v€i is % 31. F.urrpran elk 33 Match I t Wlrke<t 34 Grampus Ic-ogf.i for , Pondera Agreement Tepeetry 7 v A F» 34 K n a v e I £;•? : f* published the lin t rdltlon ■>( tha A I hr nrwrst rdlllnn sd this slai daisi trallNxik of matlneis — th* ,OtK in moir than a erntuty »f d a half — rrcfntly was inesmtcd in f’caloaly Museum I'lrserved st that Museum ar* Bowditch • nautical instruments and other t*lir* \ •r Americans a ir mm* Iriietnt*•1 in rn .r than in survival, ailil one inmr voir*. Il is that of tirm gr Itoinnry, th* tugged initivlilualut who confounilt'l this aulnmobilr capital by applying a lluratlo Alger bustto-lioom pul. n>ot«r to Amniean Mulms. I)*tr<nt ha« ditCoVlltd that (■*»•(*. I hr Giant Kilter, cannut only make and trll small cart, but that hr can think In a hlgbl) original an,! stimulating way. "W* air mor* rnncftnrd In tinriita with matrrtal comtorts than with the principles that will ilia hr ur birak this Country,*’ hr raid s k m I tacklrd him betvsrrn rngagrments on (hr iulibei-ihe k rn and gulta prreha pra Cir-.lllt, whrrr hr Is in Innrasing d’.msnd as a luinxiiiforinltl sprakrr "Onr <>[ nur piublrms in Vm*rlea i* ahundsiHr and an ,no«h of il lhat wr air not applying th* After 70 Years, ‘Jack The Ripper’ May Be Identified t.OMJON i l l ' l l — Seal I anil Vard is chccliing oul a report which mat m u l l In during oul (lie docket on Jack Ihc ftipper” after TO years according to the l . o n d u n new sjiapers ftrynolds New» ‘ Jack Ills- flipper ' was one of most infaiiinns murifrrrrs of all lime He hrulallv murdered six women m lamdon t gaslit streets in the IMOs He w*s never laughl and never identified Thr Reynolds nrws said huiufav that an 21 year old retired black­ smith named Grnrgr Henry Kitwards told Scotland Vard IhM “ Jack ilie flipper" was hi* cousin Frank, now dead It quoted Kduarils as saying lie kept silent until now because -otherwise j might have lieeii done In Inn " hi* employer. was h»»# ooten- percent of capacity front a races, ■ r N A R O U fl C M IU M WASHINGTON — This capital slbly to reaisuro Americans about tion low of less than 50 percent, had a vlaltor tha other day who tha recant quota that West G e r­ American steelmakers are iwt too moved about In tho highest placaa many Imposed on American coal. anxious for th* Russian business. with th* smiling sslf confidante Th ii will have an effect of abut­ I,, urdrr to sell to the Russians that marks hit warldwldc opera- ting off moat of the l?A. coal it is nestisary to take m angane.^ (Ion*. Berthold Beit*. No. 1 agent that has torn exported u> G er­ or chroma <>r some other m* in for Germany'* Alfred Krupp. was many. Talking with high adralni- exchange which interrupts normal busy pouring oil on slightly strttion officials and a halfdoren trade relations, troubled waters. leading Senators Belts radiated Because of these same difficul* A series of incident* has ser- ***«<Jwstl and the assurance that (; , rman officials express \ed to cast doubt on the intan- wmathlng «®uld be worked out. doubt that the Ruhr strel matIsons «f the powerful Ruhr inBu1 "h * 1 "»•> »*,U b' * d , r P* | ters. rvrn if Hvcy had the cap*, dustrlallitl who have been among.*'' •*«'*• American unhappi- city, aould suppty in y consider, th* important barker* of Chancal-! n*** 11 the contract Just signed by M § part of th* 12.000 mi as of lor Konrad Adenauer. Forem ost'11"** RuI" steelmakers with ptp* That figure is small, of among them la Krupp. who has * »* »« Ru” ‘* ,or ,,f course, when put alongside th*| emerged II years after the end ,1**1 P'P« for th* r ** rob* 120.000 or more miles in ell pip* of World War II with a coal and ■o*twork of oil and gas |>;P* lints lines alone in this country, steel empire greater than it »*• i ? ? '" 1 planner* arr pro.ccilng. In Nevertheless. American busU before the war. December the Department *>f p r„ !ncflt reading s>f the O n man Belts, who travel* from on* Lommerca refused an American jja l, recall that America In in* rapital to another on business and **P°rt*r * license to »*>! f..5i)0,- j j f4rl feam 1945 to Jt put at high polltlra of big butinasa for 000 aimuar pipa to Russia. |c, l{ |g billion in economic aid Whila American officials are jnto Wf>| <;frm . n, . Pact of it curiously reluctant to talk about tt|.nt ubul!d the |tt» t Ruhr th. diffarant standard applied by in J j,tr)i| complex. Born and Washington, it appears With the revival of tha RuhrjL that steel pipe Is not on the hrupp ha> continued to glow big stralegie embargo list agreed to ger. only lecently acquiring by the Western allies. Since, h -aB.Khumsr Verrln, which manu* ever. all shipments behind tha la.tuirs spscialirrd ticcit. t'nlse Iron Curtain must be licm-fd,—the theoretical January 31 deadlm* government can cxeuiie Itv nwn lived by the Allied dccartcliutmn arbitrary discretion. older. Krupp » « « to sr'l Ills rum What makrs this situation so D l'D l:.F.Y. Finland ( U P O - r n , I n i . , . . tin™ » thsl .ln „ s .rd n! v -the (lerman-ltusstsn rtetl p;i>*‘ , , ’ , ... happy ■sew ls m il)— Joseph S ra , . . . . . ti„n rvrr rvi*Ird to rarry out th* , .. . deal became knoan the Am enhi, wife Margaret New. hi. m l. f „ rlporter h„ W fn ll. decatleliution order whin is ^ ires, .sadi* New. and 10 children- c,| appjlc*tion for * li en.e to now* * dead letter. The Justification for ignoring® toon will he reunited in a new ship pipe to the Soviet I'nlon. Hi* it i» that technolloglcal efflrDr.rhome. aiguutent is that if thr West tierdemand* larger and larger unitv The City Council, which forced ^l*n' r *n d“ lt- * 1'^ t ,n 1 *• It is argued, t«*o, that, with the New* to v irate a city-o-ned rhl* *iil be pa.-rd on by See re- Krupp and the Ruhr Industrialists apartment berauie of criticism of 1*rF "J Commerce U * iv Sirauss within th* huropran steel and real their unorthodox arrangement, has ‘umse.f who ia almost certain to community, the six* of 4h* Krupp relented and provided a house for *1, empire i* no longer a threat. the family. A* *o«n a* tome With steel output ruing to to Still another money matter nerrssary repairs arr completed, troubles the lf.S.-\Ve*t German they'll move in. relationship, L**t year th* Mart Th* three older News have been German Hu ridestag sounded off row living logtther in a issarding the necessity f.>r th* Umterp house since they lost their apart J A M ARV i ■State* to repay targe and sma'I ment, hut they had to farm the Admissions holders for assets taken during children out to foster homes Margaret Houston ibonford) the wsr. The bill Is SKXJ.OOOOOd “ Me have decided to reunite flrcnda Wilson (l.ake Monroe) and It would have to be met h* this family, despite the rather ex­ Geraldine lunnebugrl (San- tha American taxpayer, traordinary- rircumtlancry, because lordt While Secretary of State Dulles we were Impressed by the de­ Msnucl S. Swam (Lake at one point gave his official votion and loyally displayed hy M aryi .blessing to this claim it is unboth women and thr children," Hcssir Brooks (Sanford) likely that an economic-mind'd •aid Councilman S. 31. Silcoi. llirtht Administration will push it. “ Ever line* the eviction I from Baby boy tn Mr. and Mr* E l- Beneath the large talk of unir-^ the apartment i. Mr*. Newr e* ton Phillips (Sanfordi and German reunification lhn«r penally ha* insisted they all Discharges are soma of the pinpricks trouul. warned to stay together. Accord irrg the relationship between th# Thelma Faison (Sanford) mg to the children's officer, the wartime rnemics who are today Roy J Divers (Sanfordi younialrri were Just as loyal to Mrs. Richard L. Hudson and riot* allies. one another. baby (Oviedo) ’Tt s a rrmarkablr situation ’’ Mrs. Rudy Goeltlichrr and Only one member of the coun­ lSc KERO SENE 1Se hahy ( Sanford t cil. a woman, argued against the Robert Carmichael (Cassel­ Smokrlesq • Odorless rrumnn of thr News, saying, “ li t berry i IM PERIAL SERVICE wrong for these children In be F E R R l'A R V T brought tip in this Involved atmos­ S T A T IO N Admission* phere " Ronald Davis fSanfordr for. 13th Jk Park Strile became Joseph « mistress Ann Reynolds (Orange C ity) several years ago. After they had Ixiuii Hardy (Sanfordt a child, he took her home to meet Keith S. Smith (Lake Helen) FALL Ihr wife After talking it over. Discharges Margaret agrerd that Sadie and M illenrtr Huff (Orange C ity) hrr hahy should move tn vqth the lAiller L o ir I Sanford i family. Uiretha Johnson and baby girl Mr and Mrs. Sew now hive t.Sanford t seven children, with sn eighth on Carrie Hrugh (Sanfordi thr way. Mr and Miss New— Harriett Gartl and baby girl Sadie changed her mine to fit Eteninew KA Z-7500 <Sanford i into the family etrcla— hive three Mark Bowes (Scnford) Albert Gunthrr (Det.smi1 Clyde Jones (Summerset, Pa ) Ahoul 13 million Amrriran fa Faye Orr snd baby boys mlhe* have every one of their (Sanford > members covered by some form Vic Holjcllo, A c t. G01 E. lat Angelo Rauls (Sanfordi nf health tnsuranre self discipline necessary to Copt with thr piublrms we fare to­ day as a nation. They aie big­ ger piohtems than our futclM-aia fa,rd and they air piudinrd hy oil! gtratrr material sueress. " Il Is raaier," he conlinurd. in conquer a continent physical­ ly than to ronquer the problems that some witn abundance. Car­ lyle onre said, ‘ Ihe rpirltua! al­ ways determines thematerial* In the tong run, this is true ot Irdivhiuals, sitganlialions and na­ tions. "t'nless wa have the discipline to deny ourselves those things that weaken us. wr will not h« able to ro }«y Ihr things we at, rrady have f often think of what Maishal Retain said nf Fiance, ami I hop* and piay it won t Its- America's epitaph. "I'rlain said, 'Our spirit of enluymrnt was gtratrr than uur •pirn nf sarrlflrr. We wantetf to have tome than we wanted In sivr tV* spaird effort *nd we met disaster.' What a terrible in­ dictment! ‘'America must he m u c h stronger mmally and economi­ cally to help others, or they will ilrstioy us by their vriy envy," said this off-beat industrialist who is » deeply i rollout man a lot t<ader of the Moim-m Chuirh in Delroil ■ 1He oVrilndulgrncr of adults I* the prihslpal ,aust of yuvrmlr delinquency Modem adults ait Youth Is Charged With Setting Fire MIAMI ( I ’l 'l l — A slender. 13year old boy who seemed to take ten much uf an inlrrrit in watch­ ing a house burn down here has been i r r u t n l for arson t’mmty Juvenile offirers dis­ closed the lad admitted selling lire In Ihr horn Thursday Dam­ age wa* rsiimalrd at laoou ’’Tie bov vsas arrested after fire­ men nnlirrd him Intrntls watching the blare He was picked up (ur questioning latrr and confessed brraklng Inin the house, pouring Inflamable fluid over some papers Twn thousand years before Ihr and throwing a match on the "insenllon" if beating and rnnl pile ing by air, Human homes In llnHe said lie broke into the fame lam wrte wanned by* "hvpo house ihrer month* agn and *austs"— underfloor air (iassages stalled a (lie but put It out when leading fruin an mildnor firrplarr he iH-eame fnghlrned to obsessed with enjoying them­ selves that they're not giving their children th* sound discipline and sturdy principles on which t* build a good Uf*." If Mr. Romney date* to say that the spirit of telfsarrifh* has f ed the American arene. he is alto biav* enough to stand up in public and proclaim that the American system b-slay is not founded on capitalism. And no onr be- y*t invited him to put up his duke*. "The American system today.” he esplatns. “ Is based on the principles of consumerism, nut tspitalism. It is the consumer in America who exercise* the ulti­ mata economic p o w e r and. through it. the ultimate political power, im,e industry must com pete for the consumer's favor ia order to survive. "The consumei . for his nwn piote,-(ion and economic inde­ pendence. must have an adequate I'umbft nf rumpelrnl competitors in each industry bidding for his favors. "Rut today big industry is only partially competitive and trig la. iror Is monopolistic. And h*rau>e of the continuing wage price rpiral, caute-l bv these factors, ettiirn r begin to doubt the sound­ ness of the compelitivr principle. So the politicians begin In talk of control of both wsgrs and prices. 'These are the last straws! What we need is trlf reliance on the loial and slate level and not Frdrcal help or a crutch eternally supplied hy Washington.'’ •THE S A F E T Y OK T H E PUBLIC IS T H E SUPREM E L A W ” • iSrltrr | V ia l llln r I Hospital Notes HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 HERTZ r C o m e on d o w n . . . on The double Drive a on a The practice uf phar» macy i* carefully regulatetl Isy many law*. Pharma* :ist* ate reqitirad to knnw every nete*eary fact almut the iluiaKr. preaervatlon mill liiepeiminir uf all drur* ami medicine*. When you aeritre any medicine, it ia important that yon* K<*t It from a pharmacist. We ran prfltect your safety by anmar ring your tjuestinii* and e a u t i o n i n g you aiiainat possible uver-doxa or mi*u*e. There is no ttuod reaxon why you should get any medirin« or health-aid front anyone but a pharmacist. We are plrdyrd to consider your xafetv nur chief duty. Doublelvalue Deal DoubledValueFord! IT'S BUILT FOR P B O P L I Fned i wide-opening dours let you cnlfi ami leave with etre. Fried nffris (he mult insulation in its field. AH Fnrdt have foam paridrtl fnseit scat ciislnons . . . all I olds have full rlrplh s|rtliiguig all ihc wav acrois lltc b a d seal . . . ami vuiir tret aren't tr*n<|ied in a Foul at llirv arr in so many other lowpriced cars. IT'S BUILT FOR BAVINOS Ysas van save op to 41 0(1 a lankful liu auic Ford's stamUril en­ gine* thrive on regular gat. Fouls only require od ciungrl each 4000 miles. Ford car* themselves, and the extrai most pupla buy eewt l#t*. too. Suggested retail pure of * Foul with radio, beater and aulnsnahe drive is as much as 4102.75 lets than mayo* compelitMai. LIGGETT i * > TOUCHTON h 1 D R itu l I S M I U E ', Car. let A Msgasha Tuesday, February 10, 1059 Page 4 W U T « * e j 51**94 M l l » # m 4 V m h U H f T i l « M W . 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(? ) Copyright !•&« t l U l ) Vtul yaas laswf fsrd D*al*r‘* i t . , , Wrings Tail •Mi aettMt m tnoot uaa* THI WORLD'S MOST B£AUT1FULLYPROPORTIONEDCARS STRIC KLAN D - M O R R ISO N , lac. 308 E. lit — E n te r T h e Samford, Florida Sylvi«iA Pholoflaah C m I H I . , . 8m Y o u r L o c a ] Ford Dealer F o r D e l a l l i ^ �Tu»».. Feb. 10. 19R9— P»fff 5 Oviedo Five Bows Free Throws Beat Seminoles, 71-70 To Lakeview Team In Final Minutes W* litlir f «m IB guard Ceiil Dandrldge. both out on foul*. Dandrldge wu* one of thr big gun a for the Seminole* with 17 point* In tlnee quarter*. Had the*e three been there for tie flniah. it would hav* iwen a different «tory, Allred had been Controlling the boatdt all even­ ing while Dandrldge wa« killing thr Hoinrt* with hit act ahot* ar.<l ball handling. High (Coring Giacry again pac­ ed htt .quad with 13 point*. The 6 foot pivotman looked great In the middle and wa» atde to get in* •hot* off over the head of S3 center Don Pcrrine Jim *!•<» had hi* abate at thr fic r throw line with eight bucket*. Terry Chr:*tcn»"i, a *mall iod, waa able to edge hi* way part the big Hornet, and grab nil »llatr of the rebound*. Hr « ’**> added lu point* to the Im p te tlM T j -point total. Senior Wally Phillip*, who ha* r u m r r a * , popping f . * - h bulb* and •ren limited action tht* aeaton, Iky S TA N M OIK1.I.R prediction* fo r th e Com ing te a to n . trplacrd Lundquut in thr fn*t Inlted l’ re»* International Stan, who beramr the rig tit period and kept the Srmincdra Stan Mu*ial, It appeared today, major leaguer lo reach the co- alive with hi* act >hot* from the will be rationed like war-iratce -eled plateau >>f 3,WO Bake In*.a *ide. The young *tci dtupprd In gaiolinr when the St. lamia Car­ faat year, looked fit and iead> for I I point*, ad which w ric from ,1-e Otlt-ttiie. ' dinal* make their hid for n 1933 tht coming campaign. But General Manager Bing lie Kill* wn* thr hlg gun for (hr National League pennant. Th r IS year-old veteiln *l»r vine revealed that he and I iffId 1Hornet*. a he ha. been all *ra•Igned til* tCCUlid straight 1100,- ln.*» Solly* llemu* had agreed to aon \ bit *h> of thr rough aeDuo a year contract Monday amid , handle Muahxl like the preciou* Hi n under ihr tmaid*, hr dl*tha ciKtnmary flurry of grinding diamond rontnio>lity he 1*. rather playrd hi* deadly eye that ha* than play him into cihauillon. given him brlter than 10 point* "We are in thorough agreement n every game tht* »c«*on. The on lhe nee.etlty of re»t foe Stan," lar dropped In 31 point* to conl'iilie a* the trading »curer in al Klorida. Centrr D " i Pet­ Devine *aid. *and al » on the im­ portance of timing lhe breathrr* rine had 2J for the Hornet*. we give him." It *4* thr fine*! in S1LS gym I'eelcr* Outlield all teaton. If the *quad can «a u ) S'.an nodded agrerme-it to the the >ame *pitlt and deteiminapio'pcctivr program *i"d added tton Into thr OlIC playoff* tinthe opinion that stationing him in weekend in Winter Park, r. could the outfield w<»uld enable him lo n r Apopka plenty of trouble N’few Y O R K <CPI i— Kentucky’* do a bettrr Job at the plate when the meet Kriday night. "I know how to relax in the nutlead over runner-up North Caro­ Although the Seminole* end lina wa« <ha*rd Just a trifle In field,'' he tahf, ''and It will tie a ed UjK'i the »hurl end. the J3 a thr weekly United I’rea* Intern* lot e»*icr for me than paying made up for *nme of th* di*»ae tional major college ha«krtball lin t ba*c " p.ilntmrnt with an i:npir*M*e Other Signing* raling* announced today, hut the f4 36 win over the lloinct J\ *. The New York Yankee*, mean­ Th r recuid now *land< at 13 3 for Wildcat* held the top apot com­ fortably for the fifth atralght while, continue*! their drive to thr -rau n. Guard Johnny 'l*t»h line up all battery men hrfoi* they paced the attack with 11 point*. week In fact, lhe only change among turn out for tbe club'* opening John Taylor had II and big llotig lhe nation fl "top lo” waa made workout next week. The late»t lo T c n ii ), top trbuundrt, added by Auburn, which moved up from algn were pitehcr* Johnny Kurk* right seventfe to sixth on the alrrngth and Dirk Maa*. buck*, who wound up with a of ita 29 game winning atrrak. Rating* by the JS famou* coach- mediocre « 3 record ia*t *ea*on, a* who compri»e the L'PI Board of '.in believed to have teemed a Coache, were hared on gamr* ■light pay cut while Maa*. who plated through Saturday. Keh. ", had a combined 11 S maik w.th and the Yankee*, reand did not include Monday >l,t* ,rvan-a* , tjfty . Other contiact signing* By club* right * action In which Kentucky "Rid ln,r So*— con" ‘ tl *l<ninl' b> l mled I're .^ln lr. rational Catcher Pet* Daley and outbidder Matty Kruugli. * » ’ X l trh: hnw,’l « PPL o ,U o « “ V .d Soa— Catcher Pet. Daley ton. U Bridgeport 1* Biavr*— Outfielder* Al Spang- Rate. M New llampihlte -I ll * . . and outfielder Matty Kruugli. ,0" ‘n* b{ “in ?* t rneVa I R.ave.-O utf.elder, M Spang- N l-B .f - » Holy I ro*. M itrnak. ilrew- 16 flr«t place vole* K h a !evrn c*Lel winning Ir'* *"‘l K‘> »••»*- Ddlelder lla u y tecord and a *even game winning „ M(trbrlnk Jtllchtr |)oT, Not- Notre Dame 16 Army U> laat week and 19 ltd* week, and Queen* Cell. M IT . Schuyler 34 It. Intal poin'* in Ihr balloting trbart. I'irate*— Infieldera Kenny HamSouth llia*ed on point* awaided 10 9 1* 7 6 3 4 3-2 1 for vote* frnm fir*t Ire*. Vick Schofield, and Harry Drib Cook man dl Xavier if.a i 7a Auburn 93 1 torida Tt through loth) climbed from 316 to Bright, Xali'lriHill (3 61 Ml**i**ipp! Itilane 62 92 Athletic* Pitcher* -lailf l than Tenncuee 314 \ ' I ail inn.i 7'J Geo town - Ivy ar il Dick Tom a1 rk. But North l jrohna inrreatrtl it* 71 79 Georgia 6'* Kv 'A Dodgert— Pitcher Johnny Hupp- 3Mahaina Madonna Geo town point luteal from S I to 29S and Stetaun 93 Rullin* 71 lhu» rut Kentucky * lead from 2Z ■tela. Mlvalrvlppi St 66 Krnlin ky .V4 point, tn 10. Th r re.t nf the lir*t Atlantic Chrtvtian if- lll»n 4* five al*o atayed in the lame ordnr llaitmiore l 9t Gallaudrn 33 -K a m a * Statr third. Cincinnati , llamptun Inal. 92 \a t ninn 69 fourth, and North Carolina Stale PARIS, L ranee (I P tl— AlphontP , . . r ’ „ , ,, ' . I or man -I William A Mary in Hahml, 120, Algeria, itopped VMI f I Davidson »<f> fifth Michigan Stale dropped tn aev- 1’ierre t.’onemynv, 12vJ, Belgium, Murray SI W IT-irida SI. 71 rnlh (dare, while Bradley re­ 13 1— ' non titli- 1 Georgia Tech v’-l IN I 63 mained righth. St laruia ninth end NKW Y O R K — Slrfan Rnll. 116 Sew ante 77 Florida Southern *' Germany, otdpolnlrd I rnir i sonny Wr«t Virginia loth. Vlldwetl Streaking Marqueltr moved In Roy i William*. 146'* Wavlnngton. Drake .39 low a St 37 thr No It *pot to pair the "aee- D.C 1101 Wivrontin 9! Purdue w. nnd 10" California wav 11th, Utah p r o v id u n c e . h i ari. Di-Paul an Marquriti wj I3ih, Texa* Chrlallan 14th and Jackaon Rrown, 139 i Roiion »ulHlinoi. 99 Indiana M Mi.ai.xippi Slate 13th, Tied for pointed Willie (ireene, 139, I’fuvlKmporta St 99 Omaha 73 1*!h w rrr Memphis State, Indiana, riente, R l . (DM. Soulhwrtl and Tenneaare Stair Tied for 19th Tex Southern 99 Southern V were N olrr Damr. St llonavenSt. Mary (Tex) 79 Pan Arner lure, Seattle, and Oklahoma City. MOHII.K. Ala. i i r i > — A croup R irr 69 Arkanv.i* 62 of major leaguer*, led b> 1 rank Oklahoma 31 N'riira«ka V* Rolling and Frank I,try of Dir D< N Tex. SI. 62 Houston .VS Wevt troll Tiger* opened a Bairhatl clinic fnr wn Alxhama and Mi* Coll of Idaho 73 P ira fir I .31 •iiMfipi youth* Monday at a local Oregon 61 Wjihingtori St. 134 Seatllr 69 Xavier (O hio4 69 park Rr j e r r y C o v i n g t o n The Sanford Seminole* made ihtlr grfaUM effort thli tenon in * thrilling lost In lhe final terond* to BUhop M>>ute 1**1 nigM Timiing four puinl* in the final minute, Jim m y Grace) dropped in two free throw> and bis C-larlr* Oiavatr* cloved in with a Jump thut to tie lhe cnnleil. Then (iracey picked up anuther foul thnl to put the Seminole* in he lead. In drtpeialion, f'athy Jim* my Kilt* drove to the ba<krt and vat fouled. With the clock t bow­ ing only thtee >econd* hr drop­ ped In both bucket* to pull the game out the fire for the OtUndo » chord. Thi* waa the finat home game rf the teaton for the Seminolei. The tram displayed tpteJ and a g m tiv rn ftt. but Bishop Sl -oie had heigh', and Kilt*. The Hor­ net* dropped in 29 free throw*, || of which belonged le Bill* Little Ray Lundqulrt picked up four personal foul* in the fir•l quarter and tnit*rd all of the ac­ tion until the iccond halt. Then he only lailrd two minute* before going out »f the game. The Seminole* aim were huit in the final with the lo** of ieboundtng *tar John Allred aid Cards To 'Ration' Stan Next Season Tar Heels'Shave' Lead Of Kentucky In Cage Rankings I Cage Scores Ring Results Clinic Under Way Sport Briefs Ladies Night Set At Track Thursday Greyhounds Beaten By Apopka Cagers (iridder Studies Law Cards Sijjrn .Matlieny The firal Itlhte piilillthed in M I I l Mail (L'PI)'—'T h r Ch)t4C<» America waa in the language of a \la*m Inlifll* Indian trllie. i aidmali (oilay ii;nr.l Jim Math tranvlalrd by John Kind The aee r i i ^ . n i r f i t r r aral gu n n l h I ii i u h r nnd (tilde piibllihrd lierr wa« In i Rf* of m plavrrs nn thr injuffd Ij*t llH »fiin n t f»*r ll»r German, printed in 1743 at Ger tMR *ampi (n tnanto.vn Pa By L U O S HI R M T T l ailed Pre*. Internathuial Lor one night at leaat, Mnalaaippl Slate a Baaketball tram waa heller than the i>eat lhe klaroon* unveiled a new offeme centered around center Hail­ ey Howell Monday night and knocked off Kentucky, ranked No. I in the nation by Cnilrd I'reta International, by a acore of 66 '-9. loach Halve McCarthy xald the olfcniivo tclup wav drtignrd lo force Krivluik) iniu a man Lx • nran defenae ami leave thr tower­ ing Howell free lo hit the baaket. Hit it he did, lo thr tune of 27 point*. Irelorr hr went cut on (out* late in thr game. It wax another big night for An Burn, loo D ip Tigera amolhrred vuiling H onda. t*i It. for their mill conircuttvr viclory And rlaewherr on tht* laat night of action in the Soulheailern Conference v nltl Saturday, Tenneaaee alipped by Miitiiaippi 9392; Georgia Tech made f r e e thiowi pay off in a *4 6J aqurak er over Uuiaiana State, Alabama topped a fading Georgia team, 71-63, and Vanderbilt edged Tulana (162 In overtime, long Hume Siring Miaaitaippi State rollrd over Ihe Wtldcati in the acevimpanlment of the cry "We're No I ' front a •tratnrd up hometown rrowd It vva* thr Maroonv’ 3Ui conaeculive victory on their own eourt. Aeniracy and ball control told the (ale et Starkvllle. Thr Meroom hit 321 per rent of their field goal trie* and tank 29 of 31 ahnti from me tout line The vicloiy gave Stale exctuiive (HvtirMion of *eronil plate In Ihe SLC ju«t behind front • running Two Teams In Tie In Cage Loop Race NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:45 Auburn Ihe I'liir.vmen were even hot­ ter from the court, dropping In 61 7 of Ihrir *h»ta In leave the Gator* lar Behind, Jimmy fee wav the high Tiger with 21 point*, followed he veteran* Henry Hart with 19 and Rex Frederick with to The Volunteer* limply w o r e down thr Hrtveli alter a are taw firat half at Oxford, going ahead to >t*v on eight quick point* with Irai than 13 minute* to play. Yola Gene Tormnhlrn and Ken Coulter had 1.1 and 12 point* rrapretlrely, Iml .lark Water* of Aliaili.ippi w n the night a high man with 1) RoumiltaV* and Seminole Sport ing Gouda, ravh with a 2D record, abate the lead in Ihe Junior Ita a kethall league in Sanford. Laeh picked lip II* aecond eon aecutivr win at lhe National Guard Armory on Saturday. Rou mlllaCl defeatrd Siemprr Agrncy, 12 19. and Seminole Sjiorting Good* topped Sanford Klectrie 2* 19 In the oilier game of thr week, Rnhion Sporting Good* In Laat MInula whipped Higginbotham'*, 3010. Little f o r w a r d Dave Denton Alter two week* of play. Stem •ank two free throw* In the final per and Hob*on are lied for third minule to **w up Georgia Tech’* with I t record, and Hlggmbulh i vii tnry LSI' got a field goal af­ ant'* and Sanford Kirctrlc are ter tlui. hut it wouldn't atrelih. deadlocked for fifth, raih with Guard lenny Kaplan turned in 0 1 mark*. inm* emirate eluleh ahnollng to> In gamr* Saluida;, Siemper aavure Alabama’* victory over will |ilay Seminole Spoiling Geoigla Ilia four free Ihinw* in tioovlr. HiggintMilliaiii’i lake* on Ihe final minute* gave him 20 HuumlllaCt and Roh*nn Sporting point* fnr Ihr right and put the Go--da guea againtl Sanford Lire Tide ahead for keep*. The team* trlr. •Mapped Ihe lead 1) time* and knotted Ihr acu/c on tight occaDeclared Ineligible llnnt. Dnog 3 air* *aved Vanderbilt S K A TTLK . l i i - l i it I'll — Tw o revrrve mem tier* of Ihe Seattle fruiti defeat with a lump *hot I nlveraily b*»ketha!l team have that tied Hie (core with lour are l>rfn drclareil Ineligible for the und. lo g>> ttv that time Tulane Balance of Ihe araion heiau-e of xrorlng ace Vie K 11n k r r hail a< j'lrm ir iBffiriilliei Tlipy are footed mil. and the Grrenlr. were J in Coleman of \\ artunginn. I* . ’ . no longer in contention Jim Hen an-1 Charlie Karat k of Writ New ry of Yan-lr wax high for thr W k. N J night with in (wiinla SUSAN ' HAYWARD 3.1 Td to rW rt S ttR L nw m m m n t M i m 6e|K N n a «M lM 4h m tm# Fcalurt: l;33 . 3:59 Fa; 2.T IM.EASE NOT LAST FEATURE STARTS 6:25 Admiaaion For Thla Allrnrllon A D U LTS MATINEE — Me NIGHT - line STUDENTS — fine TO NIGHT 9:«o !’. M. U> • Ol OAVI MJU %»l rife- t a ,M ) ttj- gyi» PASS FREE tu U I U IU*41 VCWlI IF YOU ARE SMART, SENSIBLE, SPIRITED o n 8 TR6 EI NEWKIND-virr U N tlA il A N r l H i N G rot/ HA VI 9VIA WIN* A C T I O N i*ni3 pt Ar i F. A U D I E N C E ! SEE THE CAR THAT’S THE SAME IA R K (nr ' STUDF.IUKF.R mx nt'iilc. I lie one wilid, u ix it c jlilc tat tlu l » in u illy iiylcd (inly, simple 1i m c v outviilc, fine ap|iointmcntv, pleated upltolvirry. pile <.it pc ting inside— .ill so f-nhion* ttglii it t .vpptovcd lay Harper’s D a / » r ) . I >i •xt- flic I-irk am! discover die one Inw-ptucd, ravy on iliC pUIJC Io tun car lli.n s engincucd lor j'Ciil: pci lot iii inic lor itiilcv .iml m ile r»n a hatful ol tegular. low-covt g.iv. dog­ r a c in g . You’f* ^tu«ny I SURROUHOtDByA 1 Hvdtoui Honor Hort R. K H m u* ftj' nmfthr T*a * iid«»ii mu • , r \ ! f- f Of? ( 1 rnt'd* i Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. & Sat, 2 P. M. ★ SP EC IA L M A T IN E E F R ID A Y • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated stands Jerry Collins, OjM*rjvtor Sorry, No Minors T e a g u e Enters 500 IN DIAN APOLIS. IL P D — Mar■hall Teague c/ Daytona Reach. Fla . haa entered th* 43rd annual 339 milt Memorial Day auto race. T carve haa been in three pr»vb out Indianapolia ctllllCI. H it beat finiah wax atventh place in the 1937 event. Wildcats Baffled, Tigers Top Gators KNrwherr, Villanev*. wlftch al* rea-iy ha* accepted a bid to plajr in the N IT along with St. John's i N . V ) , apolled St. Francis* (P a .) chance* for a berth in the asms tourney by handing th* Krankiea and 9063 beating: Notre Dame, ranked 19th. renewed an old ri­ valry with Arm y by defeating th « Cadets, 76 60; Vanderbilt, the only r.ther team to beat Kentucky, downrd SEC rival Tulare. 64-92J and Niagara, another N IT hopeful, heat Holy Cro**. alto mentioned for the *ame tourney, 93-70. Howell Can* *7 H-vwell, whom Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp oner hailed at th* nation'* tup center, did all h* could to live up to the Baron'* prediction. The 6 7 aenine from Middleton, Trnn , a,--red IT-points Ixforr fouling out with foiir and one half minute* left to play and plrkr-l off 17 rebounji. Slate * all around accuracy— •he Maroon* made good nq 11 of 39 Held goal attempt*, 2S of 34 f u r throw* and led In if bound*, 4M L' pro* ewl Krntueky’t undo­ ing. Unlv after Howell fouled nut d-d thr W'ildcal* rome to life, but By that time they had too much ground to make up and !o*t out to the clock a. well. liOok and ^nn'll vre ilie- one c.tr nl the day ili.it * tlitcc (cct khoricr. \viilt loom Ticket Sales (iood M O N TR E A L (CPI - T h r Mont real AloueltM of ihe Eaiiern Divinon of the Canadian Football League have announced the sign­ ing of Art i Stringi Johnaon. 3fkh lain State halfback, lo a 1939 con­ tract. John*on, a 6 fool. 193 pound, native of Film. 'Itch . wax not drafted by any of thr National Football League teami tn Ibeir recent draft. mrniioned a* a candidate for the \aimnal Invitation Tournament, didn't hurt ill chancel on* hit by defratlng 11th ranked Miiqueltr, S3 90, while 111|n>via derailed Indi­ ana’* Rig Ten till* drive with an (9 91 victory; wtacon*m made Purdue It* fir*t Rig Ten victim, 91 96. anJ North Teva* Stale Up­ ended IliHiilon. 62 36. In a Mia*ourl Valley game. Auh.irn, which *tr*|rh*d lhe n* tint * lonpeat winning ilreak ti> airtight game* by defeating Klor­ ida, 93*1. Monday night, it firat with a 1130 mark. But the Tigett air ineligible f-v pott-tra*on play, an the conference'* N CAA birth will go lu the runner-up. Ilf Paul l part* Marquette Kentucky wa*n't ihe only team lo fee! the Mp*et fling. D el'llll, LOOK AT th e W ASHINGTON i d ' l l — A rookie tarkle who should he the bane nf all National Football League hroadca.ter* neal tea aon ha* signed hi* 1939 ronlrarl with Ihe Washington Rrclikini H r I* Ito ger W'ypyaiyrikl .ptonounred wihpih-linakeet of Si Nnrberf* Col Irge. who wav the Rrdikm*1 12th draft pick. Halfback In Signed I idled Pre•« International Mi**iiilppi State, up*rt eonqueror of top-tanked Kentucky, t'day thieatened unltealerv Au­ burn’* grip on the Southeastern Conference lead and al**» thru*t lt«r,e into th* right for national honor*. I-ed by \ll America candidate Bailey Howell, the 13th ranked Maroon* whipped Kentucky, t-6 ’-6. Monday night for their 19th vic­ tory In 20 game*. Ii x * t *>nly the *r.-ond lo** tn 20 game* for Ihe Wildcat*, rarke-l fir*t in the nation for In* fifth alrai .1 v ee. ty the l riled Pie** Internation­ al It-aid of Coat he >. More importa'it, though, '.hr v - lot) brt itfd M **:i*ippt Ma'.e into accord plave in the M IC . a half game ahead of Kentucky, Th* Maroon* are 6 1 In the 4onferen-r. whde Kentucky 1* *2. O YIKDO — Th r rtviedo Linn* tan out of ga* in the la*t four minutta here la*t night and wete t'caten. M i l . by the UVeview tram of the (Jiange Belt Confer­ ence. Coach Paul Mikin'* *qu*.l got off to a fail *tart mid led the tall I-akrview team 1ST al the end of the fir at atani* In lhe rrcond period, Lakeview « height began to tell and Uvtrdo'a lead began lo > ile. When the wjuad* left the floor for Intermiition. ttvirdo had > 26 23 edge. Mtkler'* well balanced attack i.layed the invadn* on even trim* In the thlid quarter. Kach •Cored 14 point*. Going into the Cuurtli, the toon* held their Ihiee point* margin. Midwav through lhe final alanra. the Lion* conilrued to battle on even term*. The Winter Garden quintet *iaged a rally in the la*t four minute* which »ewed up the game, however. In that final p e r-i Iod. Oviedo go; rune point*. Lakeview IT Nanfoid ihljn-ln Kennel l lub John Te*ln*ky le.l the Lion at- operator Jerry Collin* ha* an. ta.k w.th 11 point'. 10 ••( w hich1notineed annlhfr Ladic* Night, ramr on field goal*. Joe Duda rehrdoled Thuraday night a : the had 10. Jim Brookshire nine and Ciub. Mike Dud* right for lUnnrrup* VII women will lie adnvited free, honori. Other llviedo aeoring including tn charge for th* ata'r name from W V nr Kei*ey *4 r, ' admladon lax, which will he paid Alford, Wainwright and Smith (2 by the management. cat hi, and A ren<It i ll, A* if tonight w n e Ladie* Jark Harper aid Hugh Mania Night, two (rmale gn-yhound* each hail 14 la lead Ijvkrvirw. •oum a* famine* lu the fratured In thr preliminary, thr Oviedo r-nlh rare of a |d-conte*t pioJ\ « were beaten, 73-41, by Lake- Siam. G,> Nuiiir, in tiir accord view. poiillon, and Dlanr Kav, In the fourth bov, ait flguied to --in bine for thr rich quinir'a tn Ihe Giadc A event. Go Smile -ailed Ihtough two ■chnoling ttill In her !a*t two rtart* anJ iv rvpc-trd to have an Powerful Apopka, !o»cr rf only i vcellent chance «f Improving hrr .wo game* In the cunrnt rag* alirady Impirtaiie r o e n r d nf campaign, la.t night twampel tluee virtorlea and a thaw m Lyman nf faingw,*-.), 72 21. i ght lacc* In one *-f her tchoolThe Grey hound* of Seminole iiig ted* the rnvtied thr fiveCounty were unable In cope wiih a full - ourt pie** nf the Blue liar* aixlrrnlhi inlle dlltancr In 31 ?7 teCordt. Laity odd* rate het a tn* Neifher wete lhe Greyhound* fit r lo two ah«! atilr In find thr xiulng long* Ihane Kay hat finithe.i in ihe U -t.iit a higgei; and fatter team, money m lime* in irv rn h-urha* won IS nf 2n thi* »eairya around lhe oval while motleg up from the lowei tanka. In only one pnh>d were the Olhen In Ihe feature are Greyhound* able to hit the double Rocky Maclilnty, l(a dy It,ok. figure in arutiug. In the •er-md Sung Tunr, JiT Ruck, Pete O 'l^ a r -lama. ih-> got til point* In thr un-l Shock t p 'i*t. Lyman gut oniy tivr In ihe longht ■ iicinf atari* a' 6 in Hurd and fount Ii, thr leingwuotl -quad waa limited tn thief point* in each quarter. Lvman wra* limitnl In four OXFORD, U til ii lM' — Rav field goala, Apopka rang op W Brown of Ihe Nallonal KuotUall the Greyhound* got 13 cliatity l eague thampion llallimorr Colit Villannv * an M I la n n . d 'a I W lo**e« ha. returned lo Ihe l n ivrrtitv of Robert Morn* led Vpupka with Mittiiiippi ia itudy law Hruun. .1 for Lvman, M/rkle ha* ‘even, a (frfenilve hack, plan* tit rejoin ihe Colt* next aravoo Hull n i . ‘Skins Sij;n Tackle W ASHINGTON (I'P Ii— Dr»pit» their lowly finiah m lhe Kaatern Division rare of thr National Foolitali Iffague laat araion. the Washington Hedaklni reported to dev their 19>9 aeainn ticket aale hat paiird ihe i#,wn mark, near ly a third lhe rapacity of Griffith Stadium Sale, are Ju.t ahout equal lo tart year a rluh .poke, man said Miss. State Beats Kentucky C A L L .irO R A ,F U N .D R IV E Dt.MO.NSTRATIOaN T O D A Y . A T Of (.nested ft Miles South Sanford On Highway 17-92 Sanford inmMSANFORD otorAVE.Co., Inc. SANFORII, Fl.OltIDA A LL SEATS — tOe • "’ 1 ( ■ �Pwflr* 8— -Tueg., FeB. 10, l& jf Nurses' Goal: Better Health Three public health nurses serve Seminole Counljr. Like Glut, the county Is divided Inin three parti. Alto like Gaul, the nurses are far loo few, with one serving every I3.0W. ralhrr than the dealred Inure n! 3 6000. ' Moil of their time ia apent in thk achoola. Routine vialta freq­ uently uncover mental and physlcal defecta that are referred to nuraea by teachera. Rcg’ilsr checka of eyea, teeth and rara can catrh remedial d ried ! be fore they become too aerioui. Once recommend atIon i have been made to parent!, the n u rm follow throuih by aerinjc that e«a mlnalloni have hern made Work In the achoola Includes checking iludrnt health tccordv to aee that required ImmuniraIlona awl health •aemlnill'Mii have been fulfilled. Nurses lake to heart the health of every sch-iol child. When they follow up Ihr recuperative period nf a child with communicable diaeaaea, they are doing a aervice to the child aa well aa to other* In the achool. Mra. Grace Klaher gave an example of a child who returned to achool too aoon aflrr a liege of mumpa. The atudent waa hoaI * pltaliird with complicationa regulfing from another infection, i f which he did not have the atrength 1 1 * * ' to evade. The nuraea, Mra. Pisher, Mra. Mabel 8. Hrown and Mra. Ilulda Klbbe are wellknown to achool children. They decide who deaervea free lunche* by rfctrrminIng Ihe welfare of the family. They work rloacly with lunchroom | Ml peraonnet and frequently give talks fo aludenfa on health and health prartirea. By recogniiin,- a cave of hep tltii In a achool child last year nuraea were able to trace the eauae to a ahallow well that had infacted an entire family. Ttda waa done through the aanitarian, who found that a lepftr tank rloie by waa leaking Into the well. When the nuraea aren't In Ihe ■cboola they give immunliatlona In the health unit, or aiaiat doctori aa they provide prenatal care. Indigent molhera arc checked •very two wrrka before their habiea are horn. .Since many are bom al home, nuraea supervise midwivei and vliit the family immediately aflrr birth. At Ihit lime they give molhera counsel ing about food and carr, Includ ing formula, waahing inslniethn* and other information. "Our biggrat problem with ex­ pectant mother* ia that they don't come in aoon enough." Dr. John Thurmond, rounty health direttnr I: I" explained during an interview.; wtlh liiiwreuloil* mud he checked they will hr proud of li." 'TTiey ahould come in at leavt' constantly to aee that Ihey are Recent aurveya ahow that many within three monlha atlr.* the'not living with amail rhildren or Seminole County achool children atari of pregnancy. M ary aenoui'working where food fa arrved. problem! ran be avoided by early] Wormv are anolher problem have not had Iheir polio ahota. dlagnoaii. delegated to Ihe nuriev. A ehild although Ihey are given free to In an informal diacuaalon, Ihr nhoac health ia under par ia al- thole under t*. nuraea and doctor revealed that wa>a auiprrt. Hookworm ia fre The nuraea comment on ihrir one of the grrntral need* la the qurntly found in ehildrrn who work? "We make up the drparl propoard health center, and mure have gone without shoes. mrnt of itema too numerout to hrlp. At preienf, they inuat check Clinlca for vencrral dtveaar, a mention " the mother and baby at Ihe aamr large factor in Seminole County. time. In a from inadequati for arc held frequently, Education la eilher. alio attempted in thee c u n , More than 23 examination! are which often are among the young, given dally In Ihr pre-natat rllnlr, -p,,, C0(inty health department held every lj*o weeka. Shot clinic* t|»nda aquarely againat Ihe money dispense 120 immunization! a given by the atate in molhera with werk. Richard M. Shaw, chief aviation illegitimate children Many of Communicable diseases arc all their patients have the idea that machinist's mate, CAN, husband under the care of the Health Ihe alale ia paying them to have ol Ihe former Miss Mary L. Ker­ Department, whether patients art Ihr rhildren, and actually want! sey of 311 Park Ave., Sanford, indigent nr not. Those suffering them to reproduce for the take is serving at the Naval Air Sla turn, Patuxent River, Md. of Ihe slate. Aa liaaon between health agen­ Army Pvt. Andrew W, Teslo cies. civic rlubv and other chant- Jr., whose parents live in Lake able organirationi, nuraev enjoy Mary, ia participating in an Army their moat gratifying experience* savings plan in Germany, where Here Ihey may obtain a hearing he ia a member of ihr *1at Ar­ aid lor a child who cannot re­ tillery. spond to Ihe world around him. . , , . . The Army aasinta military pei (onf|f] jn» Bktf|J| , 0,Hltr m lB | . Fifty-eight itudcnt* in the San or an arlif.ci. leg for ano.hcr ford Junior High School earned who cannot walk. gB<j i„ u,e ayatemalic purchase a " B " average or better in a When teelh need lo or pu'lrd. of v s s , v|nga noml*. subjects In the past aix wrrka and their* ia the pleasure of referring Tr||0 g driver in Ihe artillery'* have been placed on the honor the child or indigent aduil to the „ „ , try B fntcrc«j the Army in roll. proper agency or club for treat May, 193*. completed baiir train The highest trhulaslic averages menl. ing at Port Jackaon, S. C . and With Ihe promise uf the new armed in Europe in October during the period were made by Johnny I'hdbpa ami Ixireiia by- hrallh unit, the three mine* aee 193*. r»t, who earned Ihe Pilot Club renewed intereit in X-Ray clinics The 23 year otd soldier was Award for exhibiting leadership and better rare fur mother* and graduated from Seminole High and drpendaiiilily In class work. babies, fmmunuation* then may School In 193* Achieving honor roll distinction be given to everybody, not just Army Capt. Donald M Wood the few who intial on them Aa were: Jerry Cullurn. Judy Carroll. Don Dr Thurmond recently told the of RfMary, marched Jan. I* with Ann Johnson, Linda Ia>y, Carol County Commiaalon, "Then we other memlscra of the 101at Air Oxford, April Ramey, Carol Stem- will have a building that people borne Division's 377th Infantry in per. Sheryl Slemper, Pat llasiclt, won't be aihamed In eumr in; Nashville, Tenn . during the man gural parade honoring the newlyijs lie Rogga. Myra Meeks, Hone elecled governor of Ttnnevsee, Dodson, Rirhard Renton, Damon Buford Ellington. Morrison. Donna Heard. Annrllr The 101at Airborne Division, a Brown, Jean Donaldson, Lnrrttj major Strategic Army Corps Dyes*. Susie Halbavk. Undo Hunt, Ann I.LIV IA , -Spain tU I'll — Thl* (STRAC) unit, conslanlly main Mahan. Judy Ogden. Geraldine Spanish town I* actually located lain! an immediate readiness Pagr, Carol Samuel, Nancy Sikes, in Pianee, about a mile Horn the force fur airborne deployment to sny area in the world Wtihin Diane Smilh, Jill West. Philip .Spanish tender. Rotoff, Doiurri Newsom, Kugenla When the fiontirr beI wean the sis hours, a rrinfotted bailie Hoop, Jimmy Thomson, Stewart twii eoiintrie* was iraligned in grimp nf I1W men can be air­ Clovis, Janice Alderman, Patty 1639, irveral Spantih villages borne, Cap! Wood. »on of Mr and i (ilenn Jnhnson, Johnny Claik, werr reded lo Prance hut Llivia Mra. Henry I. Wood, i* eotnmanDavid McUltlii. trfuied to be given away. Johnny Phillips, Juhn Itn-dy. Tlii* year, Llivia i* relebiating der of Ihe Infantry's Company C Rulwrl Smith, Charlra Hare, Jack tier 300th anniversary a* n Span- at Port Campbell, Ky. lie enterCaolo, Theresa Raker. Cathy t«h town completely »urt«unded ed Ihe Arm y in June ISM and Rond, Janet Kly, Jane Harward, by Prance. An •International" waa last station-' Linda Mllla, Rrrnda White, Mar. mad lead* from IJlvia to the nine. Ga. The 31 year oh tha Wheeler, Susan Tanner, lirliy SpanWh border. 19tt graduate o( Huilaie. **•■> Sehueneman. Judy Van Winkle, Itulh Taylor, Edward Hamilton, I'rivalr aircraft flew more than High School and a 1931 graduate Marvin Smilh. La Vigne Pitta, twice as many hnuri a* all com- of the University ol Vermont. Jackie Knsley, I Ju ra Chase, merrial aircraft romhtnrd in Ihe Burlington. Ill* wife. la>r*M». »• with him at the Port. If . S. in 1937 Marilyn Sprouse News O f Men In Service 58 Students Make Junior Honor Roll Spanish ’own Not Really In Spain Orders now being taken for copies of I k S a n fo rd H e r a ld pkJtohiat Jtowd&i edition For the pn.vt 33 years it has nf the Sanford been the custom Herald lo publish annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phase* of INDUSTRY A A G R IC U L TU R E . HO M E BUILDING D E V E L O P M E N T, SCHOOl.S A CHURCHES, SPORI’S, N A V Y A C TIV ITIE S , S E M IN O LE C O U N TY A N D C U L T U R E \V* will mail this Edition anywhere in the world for you on the date nf publication for 25 Be t u n and plan lo send your friends up north a copy of thin annual tourist edition *o that they ran «e* just what a wonderful place Seminole County ia , I k H a n fo r d H e r a ld Cedi oh S hiny youh Ohdoh f i y - - f W. 1st Street FA2-2611 Vttr ftiuforft 9m H �, Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You Use An C L A S S IF IE D t— JO R R EN T IN D E X 3 -R E A L E S T A T E FOR SA LE wi:r L in e 3 bedroom unfurnlihcd R EST IN C O U N TR Y LIVIN G \ I — LO S T AN D F O U N D apt . FI*, room, tiled both. 1700 For only W i l l 00, $1.000 00 down. J — FOR R E N T Magnolia Ate. 170. F A 2 3S3C eaty monthly payment*. You can own this modern 3 bedroom ( A— ROOM A BOARD 1 BEDROOM frame houic. 2078 home. Hardwood floor*. Cedar So. Grandview— Ro»e Court. A— BEACH R E N T A L S lined cloiela, with 3-D* sere* Large fla n jalouiied porch, 4— W A N TE D T O REN1 of tiled land. To tee tmi buy kitchen equipped attic fan A of the month, contact I— R E A L E S T A T E FOR S A Lendoted E garage. Available im W. II. -R ill" S T U M P E R Agency mediately. Call F'A 2 4447. A— f A R M S . A C R E A G E . Realtor A Im urrr GROVES 3 ROOM fumiihcd apartment. Anne. Laura B. Otier. H. F. Taffcr 8-ROOM unfurnished, kitchen T -R E A L E S TA TE W A N TED Arfett rrlee, Everett Harper equipped. Phone FA 2-0733. i » — M IS C ELLA N EO U S Phone F A 2 4991 t i l N. Park A— FLOW ERS • P L A N TS HOtJM for couple. Kitchen prut LOTS FOR SALE: l arge «2 * U * SHRUBS lege*. Ph. FA 2 1477. Good land, clcarrd. tome landIS— O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T reaping. Caih or imall payment 2 ROOMS and bath: furmihed. U — AU TO M O B ILES . down, balance 223 per month. $40. Apt. J. 4071$ AV. lit. TR A ILE R S 1.. B. MANN I t — BOATS A M OTORS Lake .Monroe ■lEI.AKA A r A R T M E N T S : roeaa Hoi 33 private hatha. 114 W. Fir»t S t IS— FARM SU P P LIES A Phone FA I Soli M ACH IN ER Y A P AR TM EN T: water furnlihed Thl» U a gucit pat* In Ihe Riti II— P E TS . LIV E S TO C K Call FA 2-020*. Th ra lrr, for Jack Schoonmaker. SUPPLIES Exp. datr Feb. It . *59 FURNISHED apartment, dean IS— AR TIC LES W A N TED and dote in. No children* Jim 1 1 -P L A C E S TO E A T title Cowan, FA 2-4013 J 7 -8 E A U T Y PARLORS tv. D IETR IC H S - REALTOR Furmihed apariment. FA 2 14ft i Ellx. Methvln— Velma Gon taler. IS— F E M A L E H E L P W A N TE D Adelaide H Mote* — A «w !a te ». | I I — M A LE H E L P W A N T E D ROOM for couple or lad>. Ph 1901 Park Ave FA 2-3232 FA 2 1740 S I -M A L E OR F E M A L E I I — WOKh W A N TE D 14 ROOM lioute. need* tome re­ (Iran dovvnitairi furnlihed opt pair*. On 2 Ini*. V lote In. Sacn I t — BUSINESS oil beat. <11 Park. flee. Itrm*. FA 2 2341 O P P O R TU N ITIES per houxe I7S 4— 2 BEDROOM 2S— SPF.ClAl SER VICES Clt 3 Bedroom Home. 2 bath*, month. Ph. FA 2-7114 24P IA SO SER VICES family room, kitchen equipped, living dining room. Florida room J I A — BUILDING CONTRACTORS UN FUR NISHED 2 bedroom houae Kitchen equipped: eneloted back drape* Trcra A ihrubi Quiet JJ— E L E C TR IC A L porch. tcreened front porch; neighborhood in city limit* CON TRACTO RS Call FA 2 1*»2> for dclallt. garage: nice l»wn, Gorwl loca 21-A— BUILDING, REPAIRS. tlnn. Adult* FA 2 IMS or 2 hr. CB home, xerren porch, kit­ 25- B B U ILD IN G SU P P LIES FA 2 3132 chen equipped, tmall down pay37— N O T IC E • PERSON ALS nient. FIIA financed $37 a i— w lN TP .ll IO R K N T 2 S -A R T IC I.E S FOR S A L E month Large nicely lamltcaped 21— F U R N ITU R E A Int. Venetian blind» Call Colby Small furnithed apartment for HO USEH O LD FA 2 1330 ext 408 * to 4 p m working girl. Reply lo P O. after 4 FA 2 o$« Box $93, Sanford. Aanferk Ijt r ilk Tito*., Kelt, T l f l A D — I’.-igi* 7 LAFF.A-DAY 3T ? ______ Lake Monroe LOST: Shakeipearc Preatdent reel and glatt rod vicinity of .v*h Mr*. H. L JOHNSON Si , Weat of MellonvUlc Avt, riiunr FA 2 4722 REWARD II found in good ionTh r Lake Monroe Home Demodim** Ph. FA 2 4342 or *tratmn Club will meet Friday, FA 2 3712. tell. 13 with Mr* J . C Sapp on orange Blvd Mr* Annie \jf. g— a u k k t .v i [Arthur will be rohotlet* Mri FURNISHED A I T M i 1ST Clover Marr* I* club preiident GDI Sioulx Meet Completely remodeled 4 room un The Lake Monroe Girl Scout* furnnhed apartment. 423 Park met Wedneaday afternoon a! Hie Ave, Nrw ail *tcel kitchen lull) home of their leader Mr* lynn equipped. Apply 913 Park Avr Gilct. fhe girl* received intlrocThrie i» only one tuun on rarlh turn* on the wiling of Girl Seoul Cookie* which will 1m- »nld durwhole name U "M ara." It t* a hamlet of 7» aouli in the Meat ing the week of Kcb. 13 26. They German atate of North Rhine al*o made a »un»hine bavkr! to be given to a member of their troop, VAcitphalia Charlene Abrams who t* con­ fined to Orange Memorial lion pital bccauic of an arm injury ki ulltv Plan Th* ■*->■r.1 .if 1'i.unl* I ii'inilM Boy Scout* met at the *ihoul . t Mmllli'lc cm "l> V h i v i l l »*..!«• hid* a I tha 10 Hr* of Tucjday with leader John Angel ,. I- ||.>i,,|.,ii. i l.'k I" O'* v.'-u-' More plant were madr on a fund >l„i,*r *1 Mltutil >*« ' • • ' raivmg project whit It will !«■ X P VI Man U : S‘ *« <*, f..llf.«n.« ai>|in.»ini«t» aucuni •lartrd thortly. 33 Imyi attended r«f mill*I !• It the meeting Item S ** t Sunbeams Mel The- Raplut Sun Iwarns met Item N*». m 3A rt*G•11s 11nn.• \ *». Z 11Jt •#l V a•l Tue*d»y afternoon at Ihe church I'li*in N’t* I ; *i« ii. ti■|:14•ti• 1»lr •*1 I *ft11»«* li 11 fnr their weekly meeting The 11#in \ -* • 3 I*,11.11*1• («••«*]in* Colin* Legal Notice .Net It* 'TI U l If* rn *0a Ib*„ i T i d t 1 Even Unto Jail, Canine Faithful t «»* * I Itxo u*t x«. « ■I t O n Ai* T i t w k l i o i r In i * .1 * 11 ,. (, i 1d m « «*o Untv 11u •tl •’ •m o A* He* U ) <1414 IHK d in itiith p f f i " ' l 1 *AiilH ! n « W a r t h l i , 1)11. M idi in BKaw p # t l*r It A tlJ I h t •*49>|41l V O N L Y . H M I fa It* op* n*<l *f « m * * l l n s I m l# h*ld M* rr H 3 t>J»% JUItRlt U. r T** lU n t l n n J*4irt Kr»*!*f I <" iitji»lI•i*«i Cl*fk |Vi*ruar> l®lh •ml Ftbrusr* I*IH r i m r i o i % %%%••: \r»T!CK h#r#h% clv#n tM* I In t'j*|r#R« Rt t^o k • Xtsrv, Florid* iitol»r ih# Rim# of HAM i m t r l b u t s i i » b 4 that f InlRRil I * denial* ••lit lltlttr isilH lh » <*t#rk »*f I it iV rrull flfmlniii# • ctutv I*l»rl*l 4 •0<t If! r wftli Ilf-*- « $ qn> of Ih* f|rflVfoi|Q VIIIH« tut* it• !*«• Mnn t>>: O r* ______ m* H t I f _______________ H ltiifif d D u p iif H O LLE R S T u r n T*1tle Sped*In l.oweal P rlres— Highest \iiluew WHY PAY M O IIK 7 1954 Pontiac Star Chief Cuatom Coupe, I'nwrr Brake* and Power Steering, tutnmaiir Trantml*•inn. Ilailin and Heater. All leather interior and neat ap> pearante throughout. Thla la a Ineal. onr-owner rar that you ahnuldn'l S795 1956 Olds Super M Holiday Coupe Mr delivered thia nor new. Power Brake*. Powrr Steering. Bidlo and llratrr. It'* been Well kept. A bargain at thla j i r i e •pedal prire w l'H d 1959 Chevy Rel-AIr l-lkw r VI Sedan. Auto mat t e Tran*mi**ion, Radio and Healer. Exceptional low miteajr. Beautiful aoBd Mark enter. Thla rar ha* •how. room appearanrr a n d rarrlee a new tar (<a g n > warranty. Oak,ODD SAVE D O LLA R S A T HO LLERS! H O L L E R M O TO R S A L E S 2nd 4 Palmetto Sanford, Florida Phanra: FA I-4M1; F A 2 #112 GOLDSBORO. NC (U P li— Mark Seymour’* bird dog look* on a* officer* plate his maitrr under arreit fnr public drunken ncs*. Seymour i* letl away toward Ihe jail. Thr dog follows The prisoner i» Looked and lak rn tn a cell. Seymour urges that the dog he allowed tn sharr his cell. Jailer L. R, Cobb refuse* Seymour i* locked in the cell. The dog lie* down In the corri­ dor, strrlchr* hi* paw between the liar, and into hi* maitrr'* hand And he *lrcp* Ih rrr until Seymour* 'drying out" period Is over and he cm be retraced on bond It happened here Monday. Mosquitoes Top ’Glade Complaint MIAMI (UP11— Tw o f.«l weary youth* who walked out of Everglade*. Monday after their tigld plane era,bed complained lodtv more of moiquiioe* Ilian of alii gators and snake*. "Sure there were plenty of ‘gator*.'* laid Donald Stephen* *3. "They were on all »ldc« of u* at one place Anil we fame real clo«e to a make once " "But it was the mosquitoes that really bolhered U> Me Maved up almiot all night trying to fight them off** Stephen* and l.i* buddy. Fred Butler, also 23, walked nearly ;<j miles through the *wampy F.verelide* Monday before reaching Slale Road 29 From there, they bitched a ride home with an air­ man from Homestead A ir Force Bate. 23 S P EC IA L SER VICE* * •21— A R TIC LED TOR B A L I Quick Laundromat Service Shirt* Finithed In 44 lluun Sanilon* Dry Cleaning $7 23th St. Food mart Bldg SO ' TIIS ID L I . 4l.MIKOW.41 Complete »et men * McGregor golf clubi. FA 2 28f*9. 1949 FORD : radio and healer. ENA'M .'iPLS. Letterhead*. itatcClean One owner. FA 1-1301. meuti. Invoicei. hand bill*, ar.d t».vt P L Y M O U T H Belviderr. program*. e tc . Progrettive Clean, good rendition, one owe.Printing Co. Phone VA 2 2931 — er. Will tacrifice for $1,030. Ph. 306 VVcit 13th St. 3-Full Site Hollywood Beda. Uved FA 2-177.4. . 19 30 C O M P LETE lawn maintenance. */, f b S A C R IF IC E : 4V x io' wide trail­ cleaning, mowing L edging "'***11 Hollywood Bed.* Like er. 1939 model. 2 bedroom* L*ch ,, 29 30 Trim m ir* A care of tree*, *New * * Iu>t* than dealer* cu»t Cutloiu throb*, (crtiluing. and renova : 2 Tw in Sue lnner*ortng. Mattret* Perfect Condition. Karh furnithed— 27 In II! FI. Zenith thin. Fire eitlmalri. Ph T V and many extra* FA 2-7380 FA 2 7197. .. 10 30 1 Twin Sire Kno|(y r ine Bed with 12— B O ATS aad MOTORS PRESERVE your baby t thoei In Innrrsprmg Maiiresi .2 9 30 rverlailing bromr, gold or 1 Twin Sire Hollywood, New, 12 ft. BOAT l trailer with tllver— Write Sllghily Damaged JB.M h. p. Mercury Motor, $173 BAItl KR 31 T 2 36 In tirthopriiic Holly wiuwl. trade. FA 2 71:3. 414 North Beach SI. Bed.,, New Each S3 Daytona Beach. Ela. 30 tn, Hollywood Red Nryy gj vi Thlt It a fiuett pat* tn the Rill I Rrpoisrd Bedroom Suite, Twin The»tre for Larry Aubry. Exp H A — PLUM BING ana ROOFING Bnokcaie Bed* A $349 3.) Value date Feb. 24. *39 tar . .. ....1110(1 PLUMBING "Gateway to the Waterway’* I 1" N Koriton Matlre**, Like Contracting A Repair* Your F*1nrude Dealer \tw 49 M Frre Etlimalr* ROBSON SPORTING GOODS UVM 8m lav utgroom Sul In R I. IU K I IV .tai 8-8 E. Itt rhac.a FA S-SOAt .mi Sin ford Avr. Phone FA VUtl ......... 1' .. •* 1300 4 Odd Occationa! Chain. New l l _ pel* Civr.tmk supphe* Each 13 00 1 Erhol* Day k Niter. Ne r. A n u n IE 3 nu-nilt old mixed If •a.io \ aiue . .. , v ,, jo.no male* puppie* frre in rxcha nge 1 Swredi.h Mmlern Sofa, Shop p l u m b in g for a gond homt. KA 2 1189 Worn lllo o Value ,,, 30m HE ATING Pair Siamrte cat*, twth $W 403 12 pr. Foam Rubber Living AIR CONDI I III.MNG W. !8ih St. Room Suite. 231 M Value 93 00 r O N U t C T and REPAIR WORK <>*k Kitchen t’hxir* New,, 2.M It — B E A I T Y PARUIRR I0«7 Sanford ,\»e, FA 2IX1U I 3 pr l hrome Dlneitej. . New 119 Aaltie Each rj H A R R I E T T ’S R E A L T Y NOOK 4— 9 x 12 Linoleum Rug*, Heavy Eeb. Special 110 permanent $< 30 Quality Reg 13 93 ... 9 93 Joe C. I horn av EA 2 3742 B»3 So Oak 1023 Santa St. FA 2 iaV49 9'x Cu Ft. Ilotpoint Refrigerator *'*rd ... i m no >9— F B M A l.K H K l.r W AHTW O - *-■* '•*"»»?> .<.*w!**.•«■*iI S' 4NoanML J . ‘at^V* "The first order of buainciui i* the question of Hie jan ito r’* raDe." R E A L E S T A T E FOR 8 A IJ I & South PIN ECREST A— REAL r.B T A T K »P H SAI h FOR thr economy mlr.dtd—3 bed­ room i ll botiic, porch rarportr, utility loom*, equipped kitchen. My iqoilv and take up remain mg A.A loan. Idea! for children. I m ated on non through strrrt. Phone F A 2 6393. MAJOR ItltOAAN R E A LTY Realtor L A K E M A in Ph. T A 2 3237 or EA J 1M4 | I Plumbing & Repairs C URB G 1HLS n»er 21. -Apply in person at Pig ’N Whistle. 3rd Addition. PLUMBING _ l i l t SA II I I TUI AHUM, A H EATIN G INC. R E F I N E D white lady for light RI AL LS I ATr. U K IA E-IN Licrnicd — Bunded — Insured housekeeping and part limr 2344 French Ave I oeoa, Cocoa Beach, Freiburg, rare of 2 »chool age children. ‘vanlnril, Titusville and etc In exchange for room and hoard B 'allnr SANFORD - Phone FA 2 7891 in my home, FA 2 1934 after •’Tall M ill" Phone FA 2 3641 4 p. m. ii-h A N O 7 Room boi.vr. hardwood floor*, E X P E R T WAITRESSES full nV PIANU TU N IN G A R (P A IR IN G kitchen electric, spate heal, part time Salary and tip*. Call AV. I„ HARMON air ciindlUonrd. Inquire ; n Mr King. FA 2 3411. Ph r A : i : ; 3 After 3 t»J p m Mrllnnvllle R A ILR O A D S NEED Low As S100 ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Stunstrom Kciilly COUNTRY CLl’H .MANOR St. JXu £dwh Lawywy H rrfd ln r Co, t i l So. Magnolia FA ru n FL’RN ITL' H K and HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELL • We • Me • Me M 1 S YOUR F U R N IT U R E 1IL'Y the Most SELL the Alotl PAY the Mn*t *■'* PER TR A D IN G POST Ph FA 2 0877 • RIG VALUES • QUICK C R E D IT • EASY TER M S WILSON - .MAIKit New And U»ed Furniture 311 E Ftrit 5t. FA U t a f #SAVK$ _ New A I'aed Kumllure and Appliancti Mather of Sanford 20.1 209 F First St. Ph. FA S-09I I Uted furniture, appBaneee, tool# ate Rnight-*n!d. f,atry’a M ir » 213 Sinford Ar*. ph. FA 1-4112. New A I'tfrt Furniture A Appli­ ance* A Good Place Tftl BUY S E L L nr T R A D E JENKINS F C H N IT t RF. 4m Sanford Ave | RAVENNA PARK HOM ES • Medallion H n m f « • Cuatom 1 llu ilt ((u a lity $450 D o w n '. I nr lllil r* l loxlng Cost $28000 T u r n A\r*l 4In ’J fllh . ^00 OPEN DAILY! *8280 INSTALLKI) inly .<67*50 monthly Firemen So Eager Crew Left Afoot P ITT S B U R G H ( t ’P li-.A d im age roll pending today again*' the rtly altrrled lo the ragerne*1 displayed by one fireman at get ting to Ihe xcene of the fire Driver Joseph Conrad of Fn nine Company 21 alreakrd his long ladder truck oul ol the firehome rn route to a lire when thr rrar swung out and struck two parked automobile*. Much 1o hit diimay. there was no driver ban tiling the rrar of thr doubi* Joint­ ed truck. The shocked driver *aw hi* DlIrrman chasing tha vehicle down tha autct '-M fooL ■ SEE <»ur Rargaln Raleonjc For odd che»t», ned* and D|«rontin* ued Item* J. W. HALL VA - FHA FHA In Service Cnnventionnl Financing I)mvn Payments s |.41011 Mown SI Of) M on th ly BEDROOMS, 2 hath*, well local rd tn town. Total [rice fll.ouq Ala linn Market C A B B A G E PLANTS fur **:t. Fred Thur* ton, FA 2 3J»y Teleeiaton TuS«» letted Eras HOLLINS HOBBY SHOP At The S.gn Of Tha Totem Pole 2<U R. French A t *. NEED Floral Arrangement* — Cnriagei. RDLIJAWAY, lln«pital and Bah' SANFORD F L O W E R SHOP Red* Day. Week or Months 10 ACRES or mote with modern FA 2 1822 nr FA 2 0270 Tel. FA I 3111. Furniture Cent'.' home on Meat tide of loan. 118 Weit T i n t SL SM ALL Iratli of land, high or wooDHtirri low ground. Tara, M Garden Center Furnlturp Moving A Storage ROSA L. P A Y TO N AN N UALS F. F . 1*11111 IPS. Agent Regfttcred heat Eitate Broker «>» Celery Are. WASHBURN VAN L IN E S P1* FA 2- I i u l — ai->2 at Hiawatha 1380 French Ave, F A 2 1MI 238 0<X> G iiry 4: Mation Market OA’IED O : 4 hdrm. honie with apt REMOIIV.IJN’G Cabhagr Mai-'*. Ready to *ct nn large lot. C. II. Maitrr* So M. H. Andertor, So Cameron free Ettitnaiee Central Avt. Ax*. Freak U Raker F A H m io Wall girl* ttudird about the new it ale of Alatka and made ipccial t at 1 cnlme* (nr thr Ir parent* after whiih they enjoyed game* and il'MiiCft Dejiiiucil Fur 4*#____ 1111i-f 111 III WH* ffliljP4lll__ rcfrethmenl*. — 21 V 111 I I . D I M * t tlN li t l i T t i l H HOME S E E K E R S Klnridn Living. ( i V i Make Apron* N A V Y Efcihanc? Hfitaurant wanla G A * of thr II apint Church " X i Rctlrooms— 1 X ‘2 Hath* ihort order cook and tathirr. f o r carpentry, patnilng, *er#enlleaulllul 3 IIB 1 rxlra latge tile l"g. looflnjj, and planer repair. met lit thr Educational building I lour* 4 p m to lu pr m . Mon hath home (itualrd on large loi a*|dialt tile, x brtto* aiding. of the church TlTewlav jltrinonn through Frt Contart Mr in terpnrl addition of Pinrrrr*! ma*onrv nr » « , | *tep«, leveling in continue their prolcct of mak Blood*worth, Navy F.xrliangr. Spacious living room, equipped and repairing garage* and ing apron* tor thr Baplltt Child kitrhrn lovelv terrain floor. wrecking call F \ 2-4*99. ID'S !!t*YS full time Salary and irn* Home Later in the aitermn.n Oversized rarportr and utility tip* Call Mr King FA 2 3(11. F. 1.1 t T Rli \|. SFHA’lt'ES they played game* and enjoyed room Only $1830 down and paytefrevhmenl* mrnt* In* than rent Term* nn VACUUM C L E A N E R Ki r.AIRS 4 II (*irlt Alert down payment If dr m rd Im­ Parti b>r ill makes of cleaners, Ihe Lake Monroe 4 II Girl* met mediate poi,r*«lon MEN 17 I D Jl AT IIN C E to train Electrolux, llonvrr, kirhv, etc. with their leader Mr*. IDn Bul­ for railroad opeialnr. agent pn Free pick up. AA'ulk guaranteed. lard at the Monroe *thool Mon­ laivrly country hnniesllr about 3 Iiunicdiatc Occuiw ncy »>ilon* $3*.'. to $330 innnihlr F A 2 1783 day afternoon The girl* finished mile* South of Sanford This low eu*t training plarement AVt* (!ti*talitre lYrmnai their I air project and made plan* mu ft v 710 ft fait I, high House Miring — I ectru Service a .o r .il Contact Mr Gillette. S n tiitfu d io n or Y o u r tn attend the Florida Stair Fair Sid Vihlen and drv uith many mcr «hailr A'alder Hotel Mon Feb 16th Mont y ( ’I n n fully in Tampa on Saturday I eb. 14th. II AND ALL E L E C TR IC CD tree* Total pure 52i*»» or $'k*t 4 F M. to * I* M and Sal Refunded. Personal* FA 2 u$13 down and $23 monthly pay nient •till noon Martini men bring 112 Msgnolia Mi* D II Poll Mr* Di.kt-rwilr, minor, a parnil I. I A III II.DINi, Ill p A llt x mn and Mr* Bed smith and *un If you .arini.t find your kind of approved under I* L. 3-ai j I' AIN I INI* __________________ were gueti* id Mr and Mr* home llttrd for *alr why not lord Herald Georg.- Puff last Sunday rnnie in and talk it ovrr with FI-ODR *andlng and finishing Mr. and Mr*. George Houston ; n - - Male .. i female u* Cleaning, w a a i n g Servlag have moved from Monroe to \'r*t Seminole County *lnce 1923. M rnWomen $N' Dailv Sell luriil Fir»t Street II. M. Glrainn. Lake Mary nou* nameplalr* Mute llrrve* Mrs V, !> Ilawkm* ha* been C o r. H w v . 17-B2 A 2Tllt S i. HER B I.K T STENSTROVI I'o Altletniro, Man M t li t l n — f f .B m i n a i s in Tampa thi* pait week dur to rh u n e F A 2-1101 Realtor the ill nest of her daughter I ANN II INN UR \A VN I I D IM M E D IA T U .V MAN I ENCDME TAN 51.RAICE * Bv Grace are A’e Savrd and M il III! BBOAm VAV oft WOMAN In *upply I»n*nm Mm. II. Murrav Go Down From Jeruialrm l ntn IF IT IS R E A L E S T A T E k i n T o R B i . r r rr* with llawlirigli I’l-nluiti 1111 Celery Ave a*k Crumtry A Monttilh FA 2 1334 tiara" are the topic* to Im- m rd Avail, lair* in Sanfoid or E A’olu*ia t o Closed Sunday at thr lervicr* Sunday Jet. 13, at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4695 Itt N Park — Ph I A 2 7II9 1 an rant A’al weekly part time by Rev. Robert Byrd of the jit*t Ilia, ami op lull lime Srr F t t — ARTH LL.X POR 9AIJI For :h<- Itm hi** tn llesl Evtate Bapliil Church. AV Alette* P O Box 74 FARM ER S a R K N TY Jack Mann wim |i.it been eon SEE C U L L E N & ilA R K E Y Anthony or write Bawl-igh t l-*M*K’ 71 In Phllrn fahle Model N. A'. Farmer, Realtor W. A. Cagle, Jr Sai»*man fined to Seminole Mrmorlsl llo*on »tand only $79 93 Dept FAB I lu 138 , Memphis D. II. Whitmore, Attot. ptlal Ira* hern tran*frrrrd to the 110 N. I’arlc At* Ph. FA 2 2J9t 21 In GE Cnnmlr only $89 93 Trnn 1!« S French A v r Hr EA 2 3771 Gainrtvllle Hospital I.IIVD'S R ADIO A TV III II D IM . AND 3 IO IS After hours } A 2 2818 or F A 2 4»H Mr. and Mr*. William Tenney I I ! Sinlntd .Ave. tl-W n rk Mamed of Tampa, announce thr birth of Located at 27lh A Park A 'f T n tlm*e win, are ilisruntrnt I'orlahle elrrlrir air romprriMir, Block building hav over I an* a daughter. A'lckle Lynn. Imimi Painting A I FA 2 7929 v-uh their prr*cnt luiiite— Try commercial unit, with paint (>ot •quare It of floor area I'*' Saturday Jan. 31. weight, >u * home lh«t offer* 3 targe lied Ironing, toe A 13c. FA 2 7211 and gun Approximately 13 cu sirr 126 Ft h> IM It I’riied pound*. 12 ounces. Proud mater room* with tingle and double ft I A 2 2339 at only $S3in nal grandparents are Mr. and rlo*ett, living room with firr Itato *it or iron F A ? 7929 Mr* Claude llawklnt Mr* Haw Exrlutive v*itI, place, dining rmim. den or mu IIV EII ami under 7U gauge ilrow.i kin* I* In Tampa to be witli RIlREH T A. M il I IA'I> Realtor •ir room, reception tiMiin, hot I i n b lird or unfimilied laundry ing Supripntrd gold lllgger. her daughter during ronlinrnn nt wi.ik done in m y home Ravmund I onilqiii*t. A**o« lei* pantry and kililien pin* Hade 2 Cutl over tpai lr* » Atr » i* II Sapp i* seriously III FA 2 3951 E x 7 vem Allantlt Rank Itldf 1 2n>i *q ft Milt.ibtr for game tliaii one Imx tlirll »hol. Sa.t at Ihe borne n( her daughter. Mr* room or atorage spare Carporlr half FA : 7i9o. M - x P L I IAI. Sl.RA IC E S Myrtle Nettles. 2ni Frrnrh Ave and garage with tloragi lairat Cotton * Wool Varni. Notion*. ed on I laige rorner lot* Prlred p l ’MI'S - APItl.NKI.CIt Thread*, Tape* at 113,(a,i Shown by ap|u>inl SYSTEMS H O LLIN S HriHBV h llD I' mint only A I; i prx and tirr*. Insialltd At Tha Sign Of Tha Totem Pole 7 lledr'Mimx ■fin It \uiirtctf" =•17 S. French Ave M E REP AIR AND SER V IC E Klnridn lloom S T I N E •*ingle (m il,wood bed, matter*, k - F.JLA. 1.6 Parg Ave. Ph. f A 2 4123 M ir bine and Supply I'o. f prills FA 2 829'. Marine Pfc Philip A ltvrd mui M7 M 2,id St. Ph F A 164: lO .ltI - Linit* . lent, ■Luggage of Mr, and Mr*. Harry .1 Byrd RAYM OND M. H A LL ARMY N t A A S I'R I'I I 9 H EATIN G of 23t6 Sanford Ave . graduate. III. Al ID R A INM ROR 316 Sanford Avan,# Feb 3 from an tnlentivc fou II. II. HOPE CO. ( Inrludea Cloaing, bird St. A- Park Avi.tue. South wrek infantry training course at irut S. Park ------ FA M U I F A u m R Y TO YOU Y'all ( all Ball Camp Lrjeune, N. C Pbme F A 2 5441 ALUMINUM During this period Marine* liv, auto g lass V E N E T IA N BUNDS primarily in the field and tai, t — Heal L atale VX tr i a d irlutrd head Sag pi -of hottoT part in hivooaca, maicht* an* n il with pintle mdt. Plait*, I't ID BASE or B E N T . Gainline muself building exerebe* AA indkhirltl Hnck llln** or rayon tape* Cotton or njU»2 stations or site*, town* 7.no>l tn Door Glgitn Till* (raining, followed by tar \ enl Calaw* cord*. 8 Block* Writ Of French 23 coo pop •'refer outskirts or * rrV ’ ,ravf' "•'"plete* thr La*it S K R V IC L 'enkarik filaxa one! Paint Co. Avrnue on 20th Street. nrsr ichool*. rrxidrniisl Mrite L o ,l, ‘ 1,r « ‘" lne *• SenknriK (.lax* and I*.iint Co '2 I I I W 2nd SI. I'h F.A 2 487: M O D EL Ui*r..N DAILY Drp I Al, I*. It. Box 190, Moul fcrr ^ rn to »f»rriali I I I I I I W 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 II!. trie, Georgia. fV and RADIOS Bought. Sold , *''n°1' T *' and Traded. TA ’s $23 oo up tAI.I.L D R I L L I N G ' » |>nntf "L SJ0II Dow n SI no M onthly 1-FM H V ER A . P LA N TS Fairbanks Mor»o Pumps ERA'IUK I’. t U J 13 wi pin* part* IIEDRWOMS with oak Ib-or* O V DS RADIO A T V SI RAD I Repairs to all makes G R AP EVII.I.i: NURSERY ceramic tile hath, utility room HOtA.ARII AA. LONG 412 Sanford Ave. B E A U T I F U L HOLLY and earjH»rte, Nice yard with 207 E Commerrlal Ave. All kinds and sirex goo*l carpet of g ;j«i Phone EA 2 2*33 GrapevtUci Ave FA 2 0M<. News O f Men In Service Piece living room aulte, need i refmithing FA 2-7484. Furniture Kargnins New ami Used SUNLAND Estates l — LO SI AN D F O U N D 11— AUTO M O BILES— TR A ILE R S 1934 Ford V-S 2 dr. F’ordomatic; heater: new llret One owner. 1717 Park Ave.. Park Apt. No *. Seminole Realty U )S T — LEASE. Dig Sale o ; Everything. Furniture Center. Inexpensive W ant A ct SI. I'nllnn Country Cltil. ltd. A AA .licit t F o r O u r S ls n x . . 9;041 A . M. T i l H n rk SUNDAY 2 :0n |». M . T i l D a rk a S licem a keA C onxlru ction C o., ln<. I l l West 23th Street rh..i.e FA Z 310I WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Me invi.v you to hr our gunl* ahaolutrly I k i v*ilhnut ohligMion at on« of Sanford'* leading ulcl■ vxhil* you locale <uliable homing for you and your family, Hick up your key at Uo Nairn Office. ; ' • : Odham & Tudor, Inc. i BR A U .K Y O D H AM , Comer Hwv. 17-92 A 27lh St. Pro*. Phone PA S-1U1 w -,q �0 'Outstanding Young Farmer' Of Seminole County Fine Cows Produce Fine Milk Childern Starved, Chained, Unloved Young Calves Need Tender Care Top Young Farmer In State Contest Future Producers Out To Pasture Girls Get Prettier A s M en Get Older By F R A N K TCI.KAZF.lt W ASHINGTON |OPT) - Ptvtrjr member can hire eight tri, and In tome r u n nine, ■tor* uni ally ran hire about that many. Moat ot thrae turn out to he female, amt the •utnurntiered male ataffrri claim Mto stria arc getting prettier. There has been a theory that M l Judgment reaulla almply from Ml# fact the men are grttmc old ar. It alao haa tieen widely aa gumed that every living doll on Capitol llllt, tn addition to her ■thrr good polnla. alao could take Niorthand and type. roc a few day a here remnlly WUi Iheae bellefa were rudely apened to question when a local ■vadrl agency, aharni arlioul and •mployrnrnt aervire ran thin help Warded ad in a local newspaper: lin e pUuMiet: t.'oagrrsfinan seeks lovely, rbarm lig girl to gyate front offlee, vh»» visitors around, handle appnls. Sh«rt hand and typing not nerea. Hut wtH mean ealary tnrrraae. Thla k more "fun" than Job. Salary Reacting t A Kisort Although one Home member MM >ay, "It sounds like » sens tar*4 office,'’ the Initial reaction emong qualified obaenrra on Capitol Hill waa a anorl “ BaloneyI" a n o r I • d 1.4cry ■harr. one awch qualified obterv •r Sharp la aerrrtary, male, In Rap IV. R. Poagc (D Texas), and during the rcernl cirri Ion turn ever acted aa iimdfirlal one man employment agency for aome pm dliplaccd congressional helpers, "tiring heaulifiil never burl anybody around here." Sharp opined "Hut all the girl* I know have to work. When the appll cant* antwer Dial ad I lx* they are told, ‘lorry. Dial Job ha* l«een filled. Hut how about signing up for a course In our charm school to he ready when aomething else open* up’?" "No »urh thing,” tald the love­ ly, rharmlng voice gracing the phone at the model agency "lt*a a aure enough Job niter. We've liad a number of girl* in to talk about H and have picked Iwo nr three very deiiraldr candidate* who will be *ent lo *. e Ihe con great mao short!)." Well Trained Volte Ttie voire naturally wa* too welt trained to name Die member involved. It dropped only the merrst hint, which Hep Seymour llalpern I R N Y . I promptly de­ nied All he did, tald llalpein. tp»,ik Ing through a secretary, male, was make a raiual Inquiry of the agency, at the suggestion nl a friend, and when he found tl dealt more in model* Ilian secretaries hr said he dropped the whole tiling. Anyway, glrlt, Halpern'a pay roll now la filled, am) with people who ran type and take shorthand The lovely, rharmlng voire nat­ urally wasn’t too happy at Ihe way thing* lurried out However, It said filling rorigrrttlnttal jobs wat nothing new for the agency. Prrviou* requests. It roricrded. tended to put office skills first and rharm second. At congressional js.t> aralei, of course, there it no rrsion why our lawmakers can’t have both. House me miser* can pay up tu 311,31102, Tlie top pay In a sena­ tor's office it *16.300 For that kind of dough, where Is Ihe beauty who can’t learn lo take shorthand? Joe K Hiker, Hanford dairyman and member of the City Commis­ sion, has been named Seminole County’s Outstanding Young Farmer. A judging panel of agricultural leaders selected (taker over four others nominated hy the public. Judging was based on progress In agricultural career, soli and resource conservation practices and contribution to the rommun Ity. Tlie project ia sponsored by the Jaycees and the Florida I ’ord Tractor Co. In cooperation with the American Petroleum Institute linker will tie entered in the state ronlrst and Is eligible to compete for many award* Includ­ ing an all expense trip at the Na Ilona I Awards Program in Cedar Itapids, Iowa, April 6 6 The to owner ot Green Valley Dairy, Itakrr it a native of Han ford The dairy is the producer director of Perfection Dairies Itakrr was elected to the Salifurd City Commission last December The "Outstanding Young Farm ­ er'* I* a deacon in the T’trsl Meth odist Church, a member of Die Cattlemen's Association, Die Cen­ tral Florida's Milk Producer's As­ sociation and the Jaycees. He Is married and has three children. , . O V IG Q O , J lif llO r S D C l C a t ' j Q 111 O f f ] I 'oiled Press Intemalkoal An Infant diet of starvation. Po­ lice find three children chained in their home. A man la charged with trying to hang his 3 year old son. Police were investigating these weekend development* today, and Georgia authorities were making a renewed elfort lo find a 7->earold girl whose parents have re­ fused to let doctors treat her for tuberculosis. Mr*. Opal Moore, 26, was held on a manslaughter charge In Mo bile. Ala in ronncrllnn with the death of her to month-old daugh­ ter, Sybil I mu Authorities said an autopsy showed the child died of severe malnutrition and dehy­ dration. "There »a* no blood, or even water, in her body," Asst. Cor­ oner Dr Ernest 1,. Brown said. "She looked like she had tieen in a concentration camp." Poverty lllamrd Police said extreme poverty fig­ ured In the death, which occurred Jan 21 They raid the mo'her, with five other children and two other adult*, lived "in eitrcmc The Oviedo Junior High basket­ ball train yesierjlay handed San­ ford Junior High it* second de­ feat of tile *c*»on. 21-21. Hob Fulgham led Oviedo with to point*. Fred Join* and Don Mr.Murray each had seven to squalor.” pure Hanford. Police in Lillington. N.C., reIn the girt*' game, Swufoid 'wat Oviedo, II 10 Irene Johnson bad I" fe d Saturday they found three 17 points for Hxnh.nl Suianne ch‘«1«*n. ragged and hun Partin, with IS. led Oviedo. « ry ’ •h,cl‘ l" , " “ *? ” * through a hole in the wat) and were fastened to l log ouis.de Welfare official* look custody of the youngstersInvritigal i.-f minted Dm Mail-Iren- -Maiy Lee Allen. 12, Geraldtne Allen 10 and Jerry Allen, I — aa saying their father had made them prisoner and that they had gone without food from Monday to Friday of last week. Their only mral during that per iod, ihe children related, wa* glv en them by a neighbor Friday . . . •. . .. when they managed to free them selves and leave the house. The father later Ded them up again, they aald. . Officer* arrested the father. Bussell Allen, 33. and said charg­ es would be filed when the Inves­ tigation waa complete. Attempt ot lla ig tag Authorities in Walhalla, S C., to­ day held A. J . Eller, 33. on charges he tried to hang hi* 3yrarold son with a wire and liurnrd him with cartridge caalnga heated on a stove. The formal charge ws* assault and battery with intrnl to kill. Deputies said Eller had recem ly completed an I I month Jail term for beating the hoy. Georgia health aullioritJei and lawmen reported thay still ware without a clue as to the where­ abouts of Patsy Gillespie, whose serious illness last year was di­ sgnosod aa Uibercwloaia af Mm bona. The child's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olha Gillespie of Atlanta, re­ fused to have Palsy treated oo grounds this would violate the bellefa uf a religious sect to which they belong. The parents and child disappeared alter legal steps were taken to provide med­ ical care, and itnce Novrm lxp authorities have tried without awe * I as P o la r ces* tn to Ine locate Patsy. Negro Tells India About Integration NEW D E LH I (U P lI -T h # Hey. Marlhln Luther King, ofMlontgoinary, Ala., haa arrived here to be­ gin a monthlong speaking loom during which he will tell Indiana abcAit hi* efforts to end segrega­ tion in Ihe Amrrlcan South. A government apokriman aald King will meet President Hajen* dra Prasad a n d Premi er Jawaharlal Nehru while ha M ta this country. King, a Negro Baptist, wa* tha leadyr of the Montgomery bus boycott which ted to a federal court order outlawing segregating on public buses in tha AUbam P capital. O ^o H Handbags our chnrmlnjf selection of Spring; and Summer handbag*. Why not choose one for your favorite Valentine from our hirjfe array of straw*, vinyl*. In nil the lovely p«a!el colors ami white. Unlocked with fruit, flowers and many designs, 2.98 up Jewelry She'H lie pleased with her gift of costume Bull M arket Declining; Experts Aren't Worried Ry E LM E R t . W A ITE R l ’FI Tina m ill Editor NEW Y tiltK (U P IJ— The buU market ag.d l i month* or If years according to sHm does the Calculating — has had a 1 per cent daaline Inatead of being worried, the Wall Htraal tiaperta aptwar happy about It. They hold Ihe drop U healthy for the market. Some think the decline ought to be car Tied further— to M par cent or ■or*. The Market had been In an al ■uai alralghl line rite since it touched 420 In the Dow Jones In duatrlal average In October of W T . To Die 1*39 high uf 0U0 plus, ha gain haa bean ISO polnti or 43 par cent. The asaragr Dial crossed Duo In IMF waa down to M>2 on April M . tat.’, and hasn’t been that low ■Dice "cnee the lT-yrar age h r RM bull. According to Ida chart esparto W tf (dot M m future of the market hr taut R haa dana M the peat, I y la n g a d Haa aught to hava a aarracUoo af 3i 14 to 40 par cent M the Ha*. One third of the rise b I I polnla and that’* 10 par rent Ml Mm avaraga. If H went that low fea avaraga would go to M l, bvaat ainco Nov, M, M g. O a MRwat daaliaa af I par aoat • ) / Jewelry-and cupid couldn't think of nicer gift. Itracelet*, Necklaces, Pins, Marring*. 1.00 up to an lull a day low Monday uf around 371 ta considered a minor correction, ami one llllt might tiring m some new tatying If the eocrerllon should go lo 4u per rent of the iwo point rise it would bring the average down lu around 325. At each of thru- level* Ihe mar ket ha* mal support In the past, end hence It Is believed It could meet it again. The 323 figure is une that haa produced great sup port The market touched that figure last on Sept. 23. tttls It also hit It twice in IMS and once in June, 1037. It was a tough fig ure to penetrate and U will pro duce strung resistance on the way down, it ka held This Isn’t lo Indicate that there will be a drop of that scope. Hut It does demonstrate that Wall Street Ivn’t worrying about the market’s health Dawnelle Gloves One site fit* ail in erisp summer white, btsek and spring pastels. Such a useful and exciting g ift Let ue help you select your Valentines heart­ winning gift from our lovely aaaorunent. Not For The Birds COPENHAGEN, D EN M A R K (U P l) — ret shop owners have Isanded together in • campaign against the manufacturer* of bird rage*. Ttl* shop owner* have rum plained that the new bird eage* are so small the bird* can t Mira around la Mm m . 5 A N F O R O “We Invite Charge Account!* 100 up 9 �=1 U. S. 'Risk' Is Cited On Tape Recording W ASHINGTON ( U T D - A report v i i In print today saying Am trim took ■ "calculated n i l " to ■ate It U. S. Airmen, if they atilt are alive, in revealing evidence that Ruaaia ahot down their plane. The Army Navy-Air Korea Re* later gave the behind acene* ac Chamber Expects Caldwell To Urge 'Public Activity' count of govern man! re aMining Conviction alto grew that Runian radio aignal* lured the C130 into Soviet Armenia where it waa ihot down tail Sept. 1. At thr tame tune, military men expected the Red* to try impo* ing tighter security tnraturat on their fightar plane operation* along the Iron Curtain. Some mil­ itary quarter* were unea*y be cause disclosing evidence on the shotting Incident al*o ihowed how effectively the We*t'» electronic eavesdropping apparatu* can de­ tect Communitt radio Irrquencie* and operating pattern* The Rrgittrr, a privately pub llthed military journal, indicated tine reason (or revealing the taped evidence to thr Red* wa* to head off any "phony announcement" that thr mining men, if alive, hart hern caught spying. There were IT men aboard the plane when, according lo U. S. re­ cording* of Human pilots' radio conversation*. It was shot down The Red* returned six bodie* but never accounted (or the other 11 men They claimed the plane crashed. Tha Register Mid B waa thought for some week* after the tncidrnt that the Rutiian* might be de­ taining the 11 beeaute they could tell the truth about the shooting. Or, 1/ they were dead, the Hrds might have kept their bodlr* be­ cause of evident* of *h# shoot­ ing In January, tie Register said, thr Ru»aian» decreed that foreign flier* violating Soviet irrrim ry would be Imprliontd for a* much a* to year*. That startrrt ipecula tion that the 11 Americans were alive and thal the Human* might intend s e n t e n c i n g them nr drummed up charge* Disclosure of thr tiprd evidence wa* "a calculated risk to save" the men, if alive, Ihe publication said, and in any event it may "force the Hrd» to think twice he fore they altaei another unarmed transport." (iueata at the annual Chamber of ■Vimmeree banquet Friday night dill hear an nutipoken veteran aI stale amt federal government. Wlldard Caldwell, former gov ernor of Florida, will addreva the group on " T h r Responsibility of the Businessman" Chamber official* feel that Cahl well will dwell on the need for the average buaineavman to a**tirnr hi* place in tocal and Mate gov eminent; by demon*tritlng hla it crest in how (at money ia ipenl ml voicing hla opinion* when he Jk-el* dissatisfied One of four county official* »*k Caldwell la known a* a eelap forceful speaker Chamber of mg for a 32, too falary increatr ha* Commerce President Mack Cleve­ amended hi* re<|uc*t to a raitc land J r. said that the prominent making lu* pay comparable to that lawyer "w ill leave no doubt iff of rompentatiun* received hy like W ASHINGTON (D TI i— Congress any minde aa to hla opinion*, no official* in adjoining counties. marked time todky while thr blare In a letter tn Rep. Gordon Fred­ milter what hi* subject" of its juke ho* tnve»i -sfton play­ The banquet will be held Fri erick, Sheriff J. L. Hobby laid, ' I ed on. day at « 30 p. m. in the Mayfair want to go on record a* aiking for n. On the program la an organ no more than the adjoining coun­ tie* pay iheir ihcrtff. ( want to be velty by Glenn Nel*on and Ken B U D A P E S T, Hungary (U P lt— Chastain of Orlando Dinner mu»lefair and ju*t to you and the cttl- Hungary's Communitt govern ten* of our county by leaving Ihr will he followed hy ipeclal aelec- amount of my cotnpemalion to menl ha* ordrrrd high school pu­ Mona pils to work in (arlnrte* aavrral your discretion." U<«. J. C. Hutehiaon will intro A petition aliened by Hobby. Mr*. hours earh week. dure the gurat ipeakar. Reserva- Mary Karl* Walker, John Gallo­ tlona may be made at the Cham­ way and O I’. Herndon ha* been ber of Commerce. Membera are aubmlttrd to the legislative deleW A S H IN G TO N ( D l l ) — Presi­ •rged to call ai roon aa poaalhle gatiun fur action in the n o t ses- dent Elsenhower aiked Cong ret* aa the number la limited. nun nf the Legislature The pell inlay fur supplemental appropria­ Hon requests a pay ral»e lo fit,- tion totaling I2.4I4.UOO.WW for the 400 foe each uf the official*, who lurrent fiscal year. ar* now receiving iv.ooo per an­ num. Rep Frederick and ICep. Mack LO N D O N i U T tl — The number Cleveland Jr. both *aid thi. morn- of unemployed In Britain soared Ing that they had received "far lo 620,000 in January, Labor Min­ more rripontc than expected" uter lain MacLeod told the Mouse TE G U C IG A L P A . H o n d u r a s from the public concerning the of Common* Tuesday. propuaed hike. f U l l l — Reporta from northweetOfficial* re<|Ue*ting tfir raiie ern Ifooduras *aid today a force of about 1,000 rehelt la advancing on prrviouily have stated they feel TA L L A H A S S E E <171*1» — U ev Santa Iloas*. capital of Copcn prov- Iheir compensation sliuuld equal eragr Director H. G. Cochran Ihal of County Judge Wilaon Ale*ffbee and chief city in the area. said today whiskey, beer and The force threatening Santa ander, who receive* *11,40(1. Annual ialary now rei-r^vrjl by elgarrl la* collertinas for January Hun waa at id lo be made up of ' we.i up tor ih.- tirtu •jowcuth* insurgents who occupied the near­ Ihe vherin in s’uituia county is month HU.bOOi Orange, 110.000; Mahon, by town of Copan Tueaday but withdrew at the approach of loyal fM.fjOO; l.akr, ItO.fhK); Jack HO], 39,(JOO; ilravanl. flo.iaai troop*. H AVANA i D TI I— Revolutionary The firat bglutog r«-|«>rtw! m leader Ernesto "Che" Gurvara an to* five-day old revolt occurred at nounecd that Alan Robert Ny*. Ihr river port of Saba, aUnit 120 a (ornier V. S Navy pilot, would elite* northeait of here, where a he tried on charging of conspiring loyal officer and ■ rebel leader to shoot Fldet Castro for IWn.WO ^*re reported kklled in a akirmuh. Saba la lea* than 40 mile* from Olanchitn, a town taken over by Ihe reticle alter the government TA I.LA H A S S LE ID J 'I i — The WASHINGTON (U P D — D. S ameun bad fled. There waa no Surgeon General I-rroy E Burnry vlatr's Senate Itousr Apprupna nmedlate r*pnrt W a y on the today warned the nation'* health 1Hons Subcommittee began an on progre»» uf a loyal relief rutumn officer* that It t* "probable" that Ihr ground* survey today of agrn which bad liei n« reported on the outbreak* of influenra sweeping cirs in an effort tn rwt live state way to Olanchilo. budget. Europe may htt the U . S The rebel radio Tuesday night Burney pointed to reports from Imported activity on a third front. the World Health Drganilation of **>'. "ig that a former commander outbreak* of various type* ol in GENEVA <171*11 - The World the garrlton at Cholutrva, in fluenia tn several European roun Health Organtralion re p u r t e d uu.rii*iern Hondurai, had nten tries *’ Tiic-sdayr that new drugs had at ami; the govarnmant "at the "Although no outbreaks In the helped reduce tuberculosis death* bead nf a atrong group of regular u . s. have t«-en reported *o far." about 30 per cent from 1931 to toWiera." Ilurney said. further introduc- 1937. tlou of the disease ia probable " U p renrweii a recummrndation that private physician* give ipr W ASHINGTON (D T II - A llud rial consideration lo thr desirabi­ get Rurrau study showed today lity nf vaccinating the aged, the that, despite all budget • cutting RICHM ON D , V*. lU P Iy -i.o v chronically ill. pregnant women, elaim*. Congress last year wound J Lindsay Almond'* "little legitla- hospital staffs and industrial and up voting to spend more money 4>irc * meet* today to seek new service groups where absenteeism than Tresnlent Eisenhower roeom mean* lo slave off iddltlnnal in­ would create serious disruption rnendrd. tegration in Ihe vtele'* public Ilurney'* statement wa* de* aehoole. srritied a* "advance warning to Almond, pledging Ui seek "har­ health officer* " He asked that A M M A N , Jordan ( D T t i - t J . 8. mony" despite the dtveraily of they be on thr lookout awl re international development l o a n idea* on limiting up court - flat­ l>orl promptlv any laboratory con luiul officials said Tilrsday they tened segs-gation defilin'i . « t i firmationi of ihe virus had decided to granl the Amman scheduled lo appear l>efiiri the 40 Kledrtr Co. a 11.200,000 loan for member leglilaltve commission at •unstructlon awl Improvement of lla firat meeting Iwhlnd cloaed lacwer plants here doura, MEM n its . Tenn ( D T I l— Mem gg Tha guvemur, gratified that here na* no violence or disorder phi* Mayor Edmund Orgtll wa* W ASHINGTON (U P D — Trrsi a* a third Virginia locality- ad­ turned away from the poll* m a mitted Nrgloe* to ita while tchool* special game and fish election dent Eisenhower firmly assured He wa* unable to produce a Mayor Willy Hraridt of West HerTuesday, aaid he would prr*enl hi* own anti integration hleai to the state hunting fishing license, voter tin today thal Ihr D S will "de group and then Jet it plunge Into registration card or current ta* fend'' Ihe German city against receipt lo prove his residence hn any destructive efforts of the He work Communists. A new liallJe plan a lo be i•re­ the elty. lented to the full 140-member Gen rral Anemtdy when It reconvene* it* ipeclal teition March 31. I Sheriff Says Hike In Salary Should 'Be Comparable' News Briefs Just Marking Time Youths To Factory t Ike Seeks Money Honduras Rebels Reported On Hove More Unemployed Tax Take Increases Tu Try Ex-Pilot Physicians Warned Of European Flu W hittlin’ Budget t TB On Decline « No Bu(l£et-(’uttintf Legislators Seek ‘Mixing* Answers .Iordan Gets Million Mayor Turned Away Berlin Aid Pledged Man Prefers Fine To ‘Alternative* Meeting M ay Influence Local Legislation Plea A T L A N T A (t ’l ' D - T r u l i B Da via, accused of waving a "ilow Decisions made •< a morning down" rign to warn moioriii ap­ meeting may affect the resulla lit proaching a police radar lone. 1a conference tomorrow night becho»e to pay a 3M fine rather tween thr Hoard of County Comthan accept an alternative offer­ miaaionert and the local legisla­ ed him by Judge Frank White, tive delegation g While *aid the ftnr would be The commission U slated to Waived if Davii agreed to diiplay meet at ILJO a. ro with Ihr dchuol the sign eight hour* a day for Board and Mrs Mary Earle Walk­ five daya ta lb* renter of lht er, tai assessor According lo H. city. T, Mil we*. superintendent of SCbools, "assessment policies will be discussed " At • » tomorrow night. Com­ A Negro woman was found dead thi* morning ia her home at t*I7 missioner* will join the delega­ Avocado Avs. Coroner Hugh Dun- tion of the Mayfair Inn for din­ eon laM that Lula Lockett. 43. ner. County legislation will be Jved of natural causes Thr iody proposed to Sen. Douglas Slcn" i i taken lo Bruton and WUIi m u strum, Hrp Mack Cleveland Jr., Negro Found Dead a whole year of recoinmrndrd bills brfure them for discussion, thr seaston should be a busy on*. Action taken during the morning Is rapeclrd to rank high on Ihr list T h r legislative delegation will hold a public meeting Saturday at 9 a. m. in the County Commiss­ ion room at the courthouse Group* and individual! may diacusa pro­ posed bill* with the delegation al that time. Truposed legislation will he brought up before Ihe Florida Legislature la the forthcoming session The three members of the Seminole County delegation have remarked m Ihe good a* (Eh? $mtfard fimtU) ^ VOL. 1 U X AN 'Jn iU d V n m Lesseed W in IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y KaUbliahtd 1W8 NEW SPAPER* W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 11. 11)59 SA N FO R D . FIXIHIDA NO. 868 New Giant Storm Invades East; TwoShips, 48 Aboard, Missing Ice, Snow Blanket Two Other Vessels Commission Backs East; Mid-Nation Wildlife Program Hit By Flooding Say Aid Is Needed land in Florida for wildlife re fuget Such a law was repealed in IPkl, but the Commission said it would be desirable in view of pro posal* in provide federal money (or waterfowl management pur­ pose* ll said Ihe price of duck slump* waa recently upped from lo 1.1. inrt Congress earmarked all funds from duck stamp salra for land JCi|Uialtiun. Other proposed legislation gel­ ling Commission hacking was gen­ eral boat licensing awl safely reg­ ulation* for the slate, joint regula­ tion of fish lo lelal water* by Ihe Commission and Ihe (H'partim-nt of Conservation, and provisions for county comintsstni to condemn pri­ vate property for public arena lo public watrra. The Commission said Uie legisla­ tion tied not l-s-en worked out in final form, bul said g gave its The federal government kicked backing in hope* lht law* would in its annual allowance for Sem­ be worked out during the |95g art inole County school* this morning. aloo. Funds emounting lo IHSjtnJUt will be used for current operating etpensri. The compensation la far arhuol children whose parents work at the Sanrord Naval Air Station and other federal agrmiei An immediate payment of |uQ,72* has been certified by thr Repattmenl of Htallh. Education and W rlfair in Wastilngton, lb C The T A U ^ H A A S K F . (U P I) — A federal assistance will he used by Florida State Dmverslty protrsaor tf*e County Hoard of public in j blamed "die hard memtwr* of the slructlon for lb* fSaeel year of I state la-gislaiurr" and other state 19&V. The aniwutbcwent wa* made In #nd local officials for drlavs In a telegram So The Herald by Sens. solving thr states racial prob tenia. Spessard L. Holland and George Ur. Harris Dvwn of the FHU A. Haialher* end Kep. 8yd Heraahool jf education ssM •ffi -*l| lung ansa* of this country where Inte­ gration ha* worked, slalr affinal* have rrndrrrd assistance and rncourageinen! U> school otllcialv in carrying nul ihr program " Itul he lold Ihe local cminnl on human rrlalhms Ihal such a m n dll Ion dor* mu ralsl In Florida "became most officials prefer to NEW YORK ( D T I ) — Sen bam cater lo Use demands of the pub J Krvln Jr. iD N .C .l charged to tic rather lhan apply pressure to day that on many occasions dur­ tone obedience lo law and order " If Ihr opposition of "tile hard ing recent jeers the Supreme Court hei usurped and exercises member* of Ihr slalr le-gitla the power of Congreve awl Ihe ture" rou id tie overcome "Ftor sl.vtra lo amend Ihe Constitution ula will have taken its lirst step while protradng to Interpret t1 toward taking its rightful poiltlcMI Ervin aaid. "In so doing, the among Ihe other stale* of Alner Suprrmr Court has encroarhed Ira,” Dean added Dr. Charles R Manley of Use upon thr constitutional power* of Congrrss as thr nation'* IrglvL graduate school of rducallon at live body and struck down stale A A M University agreed itiai action and state legislation ui slate offlriala must give more arras clearly committed tn the leadership U Florida la to be In trgrated atale" by thr Constitution The senator la a m em ber ig tbs Senate Judiciary Commillee awl a former North Carolina Supreme Court Jualire. Ervin also said M la "shrsr in tellrctual rubbish" to say Ihal American* mutl believe in Ihe "infallibility of judges" or to at cepl Iheir "judtrlal ablwrallont" W ASHINGTON ( D T I ) — Treat He said Ihe people "hair an Inalienable right lo think and dent Elsenhower made ll crystal speak Iheir honest thoughts run clear today thal he has no Inten­ errning all things under Ihr sun. tion of replacing hla ailing friend. including the decisions of Supreme John Fostrr Dulles, a* secretary nf stale. Court majorities.'* Elsenhower, aulborlird James C , Hagrrty, his pres* secretary, to drny tn the strongest posstblr terms report* Hut hr has din cussed with Intimate* Ihr pusslhii it) of naming a successor in Enthusiastic reports of TTA pro Dulles jrcts during the pasi year wenHagrrty Tuesday night dismiss made last night at the annual <d thr rrportt as "cornplelely Founder* Day program. rockryed " Today, he lold news Representative* from count) men the Trrsidrnt called hi* at schools described their special trntinn lo Ihr rrports and told money making promotions and him to "double" ihe denial nlhrra which had proved parti " I said that these stories were rulirly successful. 'completely cockeyed," Hagrrty The report* underscored the said " I want to double it today themr of Ihe program, "Success — double ll in spades." ful Service Trojecta." Mrs Hoy Such stories, he said, are "rn Mann, program chairman was ac Urely without foundation . . they rlaimrd for Inspiring the •chonl are just not true." reports, as many will be found useful to other ruunty groups Stewart Gatrhelt and Mrs Vet l » l Mitchell welcomed thr large audience to Founder'* Day. held this year at Pinecresl School The W ASHINGTON tU I'l) Hrp annual celebration ts sponsored Girnn Cunningham (R N r b ) says by the County T T A council, or in his newslrttrr thal Congress ganitrd in February. IW7 should tie put on s five or ataday week tn rllmlnatr "Tuesdayto Thursday's club mem tiers. Cunningham said congressmen CHICAGO ( U T D — The National Safrly Council Issued their re­ from slates pear Washington stay minders for a safe Valentine's in thr rapllal only front Tuesday morning until Thursday afternoon. Day Weekend "Valentine, I love you true: "Sure hop* no one runs ever you." C A D IL L A C . Mich. ( U T I ) - T h e And weekly meeting of the board of "Watch yourself ta traffic, director* of Calwrfte, the biggest mine; ski area in the Midwest, was post­ "Who w«M* a k**4 i| M VsJsa poned Tuesday mghl horsuaa of TA LL A H A S S E E < U T D — The Game and Fith Cummlstlon loilay gave lla harking to an U-polnt legislative program propoard hy the Florida Wildlife Federation. Cropoied legislation include* a uniform ran* p<de fishing llrsn** (or all person* between the ages of Ik arid *6. • ipeclal one million dollar appropriation for fi»h man­ agement, water access, construe lion of boat ramp* and noiioua vegetation control. The Commission also skid It would bark legislation to enablt the federal government to buy $95,262 Approved For Schools Here 'M ix' Lag Blamed On 'Die-Hards' Court Is Charged On 'Encroaching' Dulles To Slay, Eisenhower Avers PTA Celebrates Annual Birthday Congressman Asks Long Work Week Bandaged Valentine Skiicrfl 'Snowed In* Dnitrd I'rrvs Inlrinallonal The second giant storm of win ter. whirh triggered a deadly combination of tornadoes, blit rards and Hoods. pu»hrd into the East today with a blankrt of ice and snow. A sheet of ice spread from the southern Grrat I ak.rs into New England, turning highways into Irracherous skidway* In St laiuts work crew* probed the nibble and debris nf a tene­ ment area whrrr s predawn tor­ nado early Tuesday killed at least 2? persons and injured more lhan 3i0 In addition, there were three weather connected death* In both Illinois and Wisconsin, two earh in Arirona. Indiana. Ohln and Michigan, and one apiece In both Iowa and I'ennsylvanla for a total of 33 Flash floods swirled out nf streams to Inundate parts ol In­ diana. Ohio awl I'ennsylvanla — Ihr same areas which weathered some of ihe worst flood* in their histones less lhan a month ago. Gusty winds drifted heavy *nnw from (hr Up|ier Mississippi Valley Into New England with up to ail Inrhea of snow blanketing portion* of Wisconsin amt Michigan, and Ihrrr to four inches common rile where The ifmvr pushed Into west rrn New York Ihe scene of ear lirr heavy snows this season The nation's mid continent, reel mg under a three day onslaught of I r, snow, rain amt high winds, was l>rslrgvd by a Irish Invasion of arrtlc air Ihal worsened high way condition* Many road* were closed or impassable lieraiisr of high waters, and the freere alter a lhaw intrraifd thr hazards of the slippery roads i duo once again Imre tbs' hr uni of flood* unleashed hr lorrenllal rain* A bout tail persons were evacuated and emergencies de dared in Koutlay. Van Wert and Etida near Lima Van Wert was the hardesl hit h> flood* An •itliualed 75 In IlKJ fainitbei were «v*rualrd from Iheir homes when Town ('reek overflowed its hanks Hmldlng* on Ihe rlly's nuukirtt were flood ml by *» much a* siv feet of w* Irr Drill Discovered, Safe Not Touched H A L IF A X ( l l l 'l ) — Tim grey sea* awl (reeling wiiuia of tin. North Atlantic today held in their grip the fair of in persons aboard two misting fishing trawlers, one Icelandic and ihe other New­ foundland At least two other vestals were reported in trouble. The d&T-ion .lull Irum L eland has not been heard from since Sal- Famed Driver Dies On Daytona Trad. urday when her captain radioed she was In danger from the tow­ ering seas and heavy icing which threatened her stability. She ear­ ned a crew of i|. The Blue Wave, a sou ton New­ foundland vessel ha* hern missing since Monday after sending a dis­ tress signal aha had been "art no her beam emit" hy Ihr 30-fool waves, bhe carried a crew of IT, Search amt rescue officials here >*id snow and sled across the North Atlantic wuuld prevent a planned search hy chip* and planes from starting until noon. . . Hitter cold, freezing spray and ale-force wind* combined lo cre­ ate Ih* worst weather of tile win­ ter. Thr Spanish vessel Metelia Tuesday asked fur immediate as­ sistance, but later reported "all clear'' to a D. 8. Navy vessel m Ihe area. The nature of th« ves­ sel'a trouble and the numtwr of persona alaiard was not known. Another Icelandic ship, the 7*8luu irawler Thutkrll, rej-orted Sunday she had to rul loose her lifeUiais for fear of capslauig liecause Hr wasnf heavy icing brought aboard hy the free sing apra D AYTON A BEACH t l 'l 'l ) — Marshall Teague, nationally fam­ ous slock car race driver, was killed shortly before ni»»n today when hi* Sumar Special rarer flipped over at Daytona Inter­ national Speedway. Observer* said Teague, uf Day­ tona Hearh, was Irymg to break Ihe trick rrrorrt he set only a few days ago of III miles per hour In Ihe in n r ear shout 49 years old. Hr had trouble with the ear Tuesday when one of Ihe tire tube* ballooned, but ohierver* warned him of the trouble and hr was •hie to stop in time lo avoid an accident The rati**- of today's acrtdettl was mvt known immediately Teague had made his record run Monday. NAS( AH officials * “«•''«> resident* of Srmlnola said hi* speed of ITI mile* per " " V «*•»“ «« * to use Ssahour was the Isstrst ever attained lord* recreation facilities witty, by a car im • -loved American J"11 “ "N1 '•** *"d •*» Irark. Obswrveet said he was out ft*4*' jear. to break even that record today.1 <omtnlssloners approved the avltnn Monday night, white emphasizing the part that the t-inmly must play In future re­ creation financing. The (In al year ends Sept M Annullmenl ><t ■ former decision to charge 35 recreation fee for county resident! came altrr talks ST. U H ’IS Mu (D T I i - A n Friday night with County Comarmy of workers today struggled mlssioners. The county n ld k In clear away mounds of drhns had no money to pul Into the San­ that once were home* and search- ford program this year, hut agrred id tor possltde additional victim* to pay 32.500 under an old agree­ ol a tornado that killed al least ment (or maintaining facilities U 2;' persona and Injured more than Hie Goldsboro ares The Sanford Recreation Depart­ W! A chrck of police diitriets tn ment includes such facilities a* Ihe tornado disaster near the cen the Civic Center and Youth Wing, ter ol the city showed one per­ swimming pools, summer recrea­ son still missing An otlicer said, tion program and numerous other "We are not *urr it he I* mi**lng organized sporta for children and due to Ihe tornado, nr If be is adults. Sanford Clarifies Fee On Recreation Workers Clean Up Debris Of Tornado Just dislocated." Rescuers helloed they had re­ covered Ihr Iasi of Ihe di-ail and rnnrentratrsl nn cleaning up the wrerkage Iron) a teaming Negro tenement district hit hardest by Tuesday'* twister Th r workers hnlrd through the colil, windy night under thr glare NAI'LES. Italy t l l l 'l j — Mora of portable flood light* ftun tmi uffirrra amt men of the I S f,th Eleet contracted infertinuv hepatitis during yrwr • end I 'a X t i f i R i i i s h e d llliert) m the Naples area, Ih* A gras* lire In die Wymwwood D 8, Navy announced tnd.iy. sect tun was put oul about 3 M a The dive-air proved fatal tn one m yesterday hy the Sanford Eire *•*-. and 7ri men ate being treated Department. There was no dam­ in hospital* in West Germany. age 1went) nine oilier contracted the highly - in feel pius liver ailment, commonly known as Jaundice h rGrorially fair through Th u n da) Cnastderahlr night and morn­ The Toast masters will meet to ] cauve of it* moil notable symptom. ing fog High Ibis afterno»n *•> lo night at A hi p m at Mariam I The spokesman *.ltd the out•3. low tonight «7 tn M Variable Restaurant Limit* of the ciuh leak iv riot sufficiently cstcliMV* to he dcscrtl-cd ac an ■’epidemic." winds 4 In tl mile* per hour. ■perch contest will he held. The disease affected crewmen of 1( ship*, including tlie superrarner Eotrcstal, which were in Na­ ples over Christmas and New Years. Tlie men probably picked up thr disease while eating m Neapolitan restaurants. Thieve* tell an rlectrie sir ill near a safe al Lee tiro* TUmihtng Do last night, but apparently matte no wtt* rwi-t to enter II, N'n hill for Ihr drill were found Entrance was gainsd b> brrak m>- a window and releasing Ihr ha k K C Whitmore lold mvestigihni' offu-eri Ll Jark Hickson and Sgt lien flutter tha; nothing else w*» disturbed The would toIhlrvrt left Ihe same way lhr\ Came; cloving the window behind them Hepatitis Strikes Crews Of 14 Ships Fire Weather Toast masters Meet Stripteaser Is Charged In 'Urge To K ill' Case LA U R EL, Mil (D I'D — A 19 year old "erotic dancer" appears ui court here today to answer charges she tried lo kill a 22 yearold Virginia man In his parked csr a few Imurs after, meeting him at a Washington night spot. Stripteaser Jean la-wts, who pnftTins a* "lluney H Darling," was charged with assault with in trtil to kill in Ihr shooting ol Robert E. M<Cuddy, a Charlottes villt*. Va,, estate owner. MrCuddy was in critical condi lion at a Washington hospital af­ ter surgery for removal of two ,3a ralilwr bullets from hi* left chest and abdomen. The dancer still wure a G-string and halter under a sweater and outer coat when arrested. Mist Lewis said she met MeCuddy Monday night at the club him tn hi* ear when the rlith rioted at 2 a m , and drove to her apartnu-nt where she picked up Ihe revolver before rejoining him for a predawn rtde into the country, ahe added They drove lo a dirt road near Ihiwir, Md , where, Miss Lewis said, MrCuddy "started getting fresh " • She Inlet puttee that during the struggle ("itts ot them reached fur the pistol, which wal lying alup Ihr car’s tnstrumsnl panel be twren them Xht got to it first, she lold po lice, amt it discharged once acci­ dentally as they wresllrd, and a second time as he (rll toward her. Karltor, before putting her ac­ count of the Incident tn writing, the bosomy stripteaser had told pullet shr shot htt ucort hecaufe of "aa mrm ta tali a man m y Vehicles Turning Same Time, Place When two vehicles made right turns at ihe same spot last night, Ihe inevitable happened A cab driven by Charles Wczlry Elrod, ti5, was damaged to the tune uf 325u when It was crushed against the curb by a tractor trail­ er. The accident occurred at 7:63 p. m at French Ave. ami First SI. Hu'.h vehicles were traveling north. James K. Holman, 25. of (Jvcrpool, attempted his right turn from the left lane, and waa charged with careless and negligent driving hy l atrolman C. C. Dodaon. It’* Time To Pay Ling wood residents have warned that delinquent taxes and rater bills must b« paid, or legal citon w ^ ^ ^ talma ta * a « � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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