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I t an t r l f P i a of thill, a m a i n l l l t t n l m anufacturer ol tflony. atifulth anil the clunlr •palm who wa»tr* h r r t a lf ton of ten on m r r h i n l n l aqulther* I •u«p«rt ah* may hav* hren lh* » l a r pupil at tom* e a r ly vertion nf Acla rtu ra h Sluilln. W rd n r td a v m f h l, M )* » D*vl* joined Wiflim T r a i n and !h « l N B C T V Wettern r**IJy » t r * p p « l lier to a Julry rark. A widdrr wom an wtio had load h r r huihand rather tuddrnly — ' ‘one nigM he had t alnmarh *che and Ihc nett he w t* dead” — » h r we* y*t adrift on lh* plain* W r d n r u J j y nighl with «evrn rhll dre n. *evrr»l hnr*e* and Ward Bond. T b i t prr»enl*d * handlul of problem* rompllrated to tome e » trn l by the f i r t th it her oldfit daughter wt* being p u n u r d by a young man on the train *nd her yuungr*t »on wa» a deaf-mute. And a* if this w a in 't enough. Ml** Davl* m fo rin rd m td wjy in the plot that »he had an in rtirable dl» e»»e which would pop her off the pi m et before Ihe end eom m err lal. Well, naturally it all worked oul pretly well e ic rp l for M lta Davit who died. In k I imagine ihe'i pre liy uted to Ihtt »ort of thing by now. M i n Dav it, 1 thould idd, turned in ■ good pe rfo rm an*#. Or at leatl I think »he d i d — I ’m not ju re becauw at Ihlt point In her career th* talented M lt* D t v l ) tee m i Ui lie grinding out paro d ln of hertelf. A t for me, I found U all ■ Ni loo much. Stirli ng today, I'm go­ ing hack to the afternoon *otp o|>erai. A g u y ’t fot to laugh »ometime , For All Cor* 3 ROOMS lt l Toanar PA You Can Be Proud Of IN C L U D IN G - • LIVING ROOM • BED ROOM • and DINETTE THB LIMBERMAN yo* M i l w hen you buy Ihe bent grade of lu n ilre r! O NLY- Don't rn.npnrmia* w ith qual H y when you ahop for lu m ber: It maT coat you a little more tiulav hut It «tve voti mttrh mur* later on See our big Mock of top grade lumber. - C O M P L E T E 1H x 12" SHELVING EASY TERMS I .M l:H IdsM II M Ilia II D 11:11 I;M T il ) liM ■ I* •ill lid* I II !*:«* I t ’l l 1011 11:11 II I* IliM 11:1* Haatlaa* Oun Ca*L bn *Id Uriel Palhar Know* U*,l Wall* Pardo Bold journal Dann* Thamaa p a itr liunn Vole# of P tf ,tin)# McKanila a Raldata Ann Hotharn Turnlabla A r lh u r Murray IHallu I'larhaua* Until Pan* A lr ltn n Patral Naw, W tn th ar— N tw t N a n , and Waaikt Nava and Wanlhn Marl* Jack Parr Croat Currant Haarl al tkl I Mr T l ' M U H A. N. I I ) Today— O arram y I D Nan* I D Mori* I D Caa'ala Kanaara* I D Nava I D lllfl I'tclar* I I I llam ’.ar llnom 111 Kaa'lar, Did,at i t ) Douth Ht Ml I t ) Vldaa Didtal 11) T i , a , u r * llunl I D A r lh u r lodlray ID N av, I D Nav* 1*1 Count'lami Nava 111 I'nneanlrailon I I I T o o Da’ lar 111 Ptla r l.lnd Harra H ’R I I ) A* P. M. I I I T l* Ta* l>ng(h I D I.OYB of U fa I I I II Cauld li, Teu I D K*art)> far Ta m a rre v I I I Play Tour Hunch Is 'Suffering' Champeen FI,A. Q U I I N It) III ID ID II, III III Ml III III III 111 ID ID il* III II) ill II) ID II) ID (I) Bette Davis, Love Her, m. Naan i d iTirlalaakara !!* fi1* I ’lclur# I D T til i I* Th* aaawor I D Tkl* la T h , Mr* D M l l i oral Itobaria I D Pamllr Thaalra Parly 111* lira *i* It* Mnvl* Mr D«# I D Pa ar* ur II,d ( hlaa 1:1* 111 Ur. To tin* hat ball I t* H . . i. Dai -aat Word I I I I I I Faith Par Today I I I Warld nr ld ,at I .M It* Itnljar Hart.) I D Far* Th* Nalloai I ' M I D Rowling ttara •I I A ik Waahlnvtoa I D Behind T h , N . a r I . M I D Klaldoa. op* I D ( I K I'allaat li -w I I I Tan.Pour— I’nllra lit* I D Amateur Ilnur . I p Mavla— Drama l , M I D Man ut A n n , holla I p Meal Th* I'r,at I I I T v , n i l , t h i-.ntu '•nlur r 'hat Ifunil.y T.M i'll Unbar !l of M.ndan I I I Il^aal* H i r,iriii.h ii* ,ta r T la rt* Jnrk Nanny I D Muala flhn* I I I Mayarlrk • ** I D fllay, All.n 1*1 Kd flulllyan I II ID U a r n i. • I* 111 lilnah Htmrt Id) D R Thaalra I I I Call M I I I id* Alfltd IlllrhrorU i l l Mnn !Vithaul a tlua II I* IS* l , » r , i t , Thiinrr ■D K , , t . Talklna il* II I . Wrltlah II I* il* Darulyaar t h i . u , •D Whal * U r l.lna . I D Dill# T l la II at ID M .. * I , W , t i , r n I I I M a, I• H i l l I I I Dalallnt Rural* Mr)A DA* A. m. 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(9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (1) WESH TV NBC It) ID ID III RfjrM now you can buy our bent trade of hardwood ahelvinc for only LI*. FI. tmeet Dick Clark — for favorite male vocallat and favorite I9M reeord, “ On* Night" — and I guru even th* good Conduct Medal will teem l|V* an anticllmai now. Klvii reported he wai aludying map reading, but after he geta aff work he practirea hit mu tic He u id he waa glad to he doing hi* hit, but he *ure I* looking for­ ward In returning home. Ohvioualy. we can all rr*! eaiy Wedrrn defrnie I* in good hand* CBS TV 'a Armilrang Circle The alrr ilramalirrd the 195* Nova Scotia mine d iiiile r Wednrjilay night “ Miracle At Springhltl Mine" II wat called and although It w «» a trifle ilow. It wat al*u a painfully moving drama. The Channel Swim: N B C-TV’a fleorae Oohel will give way on Marrh Jt to Iwo new half-hour irrlri. fete Krlly'i Blur* and a Jimniir Bixlgen mutlr thow. NBC-T\‘ it a ling llaggit naggit In April in favor of the Court of Human Itrlatiom Starting neat Monday Dennl* Jamea will re place Fred Bobbin* at emcee of Haggit Haggl* for the rr*t nf it* run NBC T V will ttirf the Sieve Al­ ien ahow a half hour earlier be­ ginning March 15. gelling a 30 minute Jump on CBS-TV'* Kd Sul livan The Allen ihlfl mean* the junking nf NBl’-TV ’* Buddy Tlrig man ahow Mirge and Gower Champion and Herb Shrtnrr are »et at atar* of the flrat CltS T V Coca Cola »pcc on March 30 Perry Como la quite rtoae to liming a deal which would *** him take over the Wednesday night N B C T V Kraft M uiir Hall neat fall. If Como ahifti, hit Sat­ urday night alot on NBC-TV may go to cither Jack P air or Dean Marlin. Starling Marrh M. NBC T V 'i Queen For A Day and Trulh or Conaequenee* will swap time ■pot*. Gower Champion wiH direct George M Cohan'l “ 45 Minutra Ft *m Broadway" aet for NBCT V ’* Omnlbui March IS, Sonny Ftra will apell Rill Cullan on the daylime and nighttime veriiont of N B C T V '. The Price li Right for two week* Karting Feb. >. CBS Badio will broadratt Verdt'i “ Macbeth'' when the Mrt opera lacklii B for Ihe flrat time to lit hiitory on Feb >1. O n itto k t li Bf Appointment — HIUL U m W t k Supply Yard 11:41 ( t ( (luldlng U g k t l - M ( l ) Aurora — Variate ( I l Tuooar I D ML* rat a t:M I D Aa th* Wnrta Turoa 111 tiani* ot C»m*4r «»» Klortda Room I . M 111 T ru th or CoBiaquanra* I D Jim m y Dtan • Variate I D D a r In Court t : M I I I Hagta Baela I t ) Houa* PaMr I I I M u .tr lllnau IrM t i l Touna Dr Maluaa I D Tha Big f a r oft I D llaal tha Clock t : M I t ) Rrum T h , , a Roota ( D Vardlct la Tour* ( I ) Who Oo Tou T ru a l t : M 111 Quoan far A D a , I I I Arlehtar Da* I I I Amartcan liaodalood l i U ( D Harra! atom, t M <*) Rdfl* at NlflM (1) County Fair I M I D M iv lo I D IJnct* Wall I I I I’oevya rtavhouao I . M D Advanlur* Tim a I D Woody Woodoachar i i N (<i Waoihar-Nava-lltiyrta I D Itamor I I I Mu,la 1:11 I t ) Itovlne Cumara D M ( I l Nava I D Arilatr* and Faahlna l : M 111 Nav* I D llrlanc* toeltun T h aa'ro T O* I D fliraata at I>ana*r T ilt I D N#v » — Douala, IM v n rJ a I D N a v a — Dot, Ooddard 1:M I D li raan .i ID l^ma !la»,*a. I l l I'tiay.hh* I D H .ll T a l , oh-,h. 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The Boanl ■aid la at May. before Mia* Parker wa* admitted, that a new hoipilal of fire proof eon•trucMon waa needed. However, the Kail Coaat Hoipi tal Attn, voted agetnat a new hoipilal, and derided to flow the pretenl M bed, wood frame Initltution which ha* Hood here tome 30 yean. The order takea effect June 30. The Inttitution wa* owned by Florida Katt Coail Railway, and operated mainly for Ita employe* Hut other patient* alto were taken In, including Ihe glamoroua *ctreat who wat Injured In a cartrain crath which killed bar fa­ ther laet June. N EW YOR K (U P I)— Undefeat ed Gen* (Ace) Armatrong of EUaabeth, N. J . will meet lUlo Seortichtai, middleweight champkm af Italy, ta a 1a rounder at Pah. W. PROGRAMS II.I* !*:<) IliM 11:11 f:M till lit* Bill »:*# l )* IM ):M 'IlM 11:1) I I* :•• END • P. M. FRIDAY, FEB. IS. 1959 Ill* •f l PlarhB _ cut# 1* lt:M , • 11 ( D DM l«i ID liM ill ltl ID 1:1* I t ) •D i It I D I II iD t.aa I D ill ID ( D Rouen u r n Ridtru 111 Rrmo Ford 1*1 W llh T h , , # Honda t ) i flrourhn Mara 111 aiiouuarad* i t ) John Daly I D N . v , - W t a lh t r 111 Nava-W ya th tr -Dparta I D Nava-W aath ar-lporta I D Movl# I I I Jack Pmar I D Dalallnt Rurup* F R 1 U A T A. a. ( I l T oday — O i r r o a a r ( D Nava I I I Can•*In Kancaraa ( D Naw* i l l Put lie Baryta* I I I Humptr Room I) 1 Myalare Tout* ( D Doufln R# Mt I D Marking T im * I D A rthu r Oodfra* ( D I Lot* l.ury i t i Mualo lllnao I D Traaaur* Ilunt f l ) Price I* Right 1*1 Countdown Nava I D Concentration 111 T u p Dollar I I I Paiar 11.nd llara* fl».rat dti.rm Kdg# of M g h l Count* Fat* Movl* Unci* Watt Pop.** Plarheuao Herat* Flrat M lr h ,* Mouaa Cluk Cartoon Carnival Aid lltrlong Waaihar Nav • dportg T u n boat Annie Movl* * 11 H i R o v in g C ani»ra 4:10 C ) Nava I D W attrfisnt Open Sunday i a . m . til t r . « . FRESH FISH - SEA FOOD MEATC — GROCERIES SOFT DRINKS — NOTIONS B E N N E T T ’S (f o r m e r l y H o k u m bd 's) rw iD A i r . m. i m w. M b I Block* We*4 nf French PHONE: FA 1-ddtl I l i M (1) Tie Taa Oough I D I * f » of Uifo I D M •D ft C o u ll R* Tog f*l flaarrh For Tomarrow 1*1 Mother'* Day H U I D Th * auldlng U « M i a* t t ) flual* I I I *Dm* of (Xinia.tr 111 l.il.vrac, l t l Ay Ihy World Turn* i l l Mr. and Mr* llorto I t ) Florida R«naa 111 T r u t h or Canaaiiuancaa I D Jlm m r Don* • Tarlat* I D Day In Court D M I I ) llagla Haglt I D Mouaa Party I D Muale lllngu I u* ( J i Tou ng D r Malone I D Big Payofr >*| II.at th* Clock I M i l l Fro m Thaa# Root* I t ) Verdict it T o u r. I D Who Do Tou True* I M <1, m u , an far A Da* I D llrlg h ttr Da* I* I American Ban da land US FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION O F ----SKE W a t th en Je w e lry DiamondN Riiihfllone Ring* r -n Dnr Budget Plan, C h arg e m U ) » i f Went M L M Jewelry Store PA H lf t l II- .e* i)> I'rlra I* llluhl i d I l . - , « l.u rr i l l T h .a lr * tl JI ill Count duo n ) *t I *• ) *e CM l It 1:1* I M 11* t t* 1:11 1:11 till D M iI lI lI Fligh t I D Jtfr* Callt* It Alice Canto* *iy Daram kar I D Is rra Gas System $3 1 00 FOR Complet* Line of— Gas Appliancei EASY PAYMENT PLAN Miller Radio & Aooliance US S. Pflrk RALES and SERVICE FA 1-0351 GOT TROUBLES? ST R E T C H E D ? H a v i n g a h a rd time with the old fam il y budget? M a y b e an auto, h om e improvem ent oi peiaonal lo a n v ou ld help. C o m e in, let * talk B ovee. A t l a n t ic BANK. , N*»# I M fl«t. Praatun o t Tuhon h t i ID Navo— Douala* Kdvardi ltl Don Ooddard (*) Thl* Infltallcd PAINT A*UV n , World Tu rn* i l , llama of Cotnadv I D Florida lt-,«m i l l T r u t h or i>iit#uu*nc## I D Ji m my t),an I I I Dai In Court ( l i llaaala tUaal* I I I Hiiu** Part) I I I Mutlr HltifliI D Touna l>r Malon* I D tin; la y Ilf) I D li.a l lh# i lo c k i l l From Th.a# Itoul* I D Vardlit 1* Tour* I D Who Do Tou Trtiat I D Amarlean B*nd*t*nd I D uuaan For A Day 111 ItrlMhtar Day I D fleet, t fllorm 111 Count* Fall I D Udav ot Nlflht I D Movl* . I*i t'nil* Wall I I I 1*0p , , o Ptarhouaa i l l Adytntur* Tima •*• llu.-kalt.arry ll-.uod I D Weather Nyva-flpuri* I D J u n u lt Jim 1 1 * kluyla l t l D .a r t of th* Cite I D Wvainer • Neva l t l ll u n l i n i and Flahlna I D Neva I . M I D Klava Completely JackMinville) till ID IM A Organ lied 1926 (Affiliated With The Atlantic National Rank of Hospital To Close In St. Augustine rr .■* w t.D M .vno* a a. 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Hoipilal where |:*a ii tt )i Kuala l. u . r a r o Bout Set Feb. 27 Om •■ olejuddJuide ORLANDO « ) WDBO-TV CBS H i I*. A.-* 'Man •*l ••;** I D Lt:f% ll| lift l») TROUBLE? f. H ilda )•** I D w h lrt* Bird* Saturday O n l y ^ Our First Quality INTERIOR FLAT Regular 15.10 per gaL SA TU R D A Y ONLY $395 gaL All O ther P A IN T For Saturday Only *1.00 OFF LIST (25c OFF Per (Juart)__________ __ 107o OFF ON all 1IRUS1IES PAINT PANS •nd ROLLERS �News Briefs wltp U rntforfo ffip ralb Beggars Must Go KARACHI, 1’akt.tan (U P I) — City police sairf todav they were progressing In their drive io elesr Karachi1! Hreeta ot beggars. cputnik TV Set LONDON i l ’t’lv— Spot nil la the taiae of a new Russian portable television tel, Moscow Radio laid today Trade Pact Signed CAIRO (U P I I— The United Arab Republic and Communist Cacchte Slovakia have tuned a new loo* term trade agreement. Thieves Rob Court BRESCIA, Italy I U l'l I— Thieves nroke into the local eourt of ap­ peals during the week-end and sole tl.100 in banknote* and *»>.«00 in check! after cracking a tafe. I 'w S T H U M O U S A W A K I ) — .Mr*. Kum cy, w id o w of the N a v y pilot f o r w hom the fieiil ut N .A .S ., S a n fo rd , was named F rid a y , accepts the N a v y -.M a rin e Corps M edal fro m C apt. Janies D , Hamatfe. co m m an d e r, H eavy A tta c k VVinjr One. Cerem onies included the unveiling of a x ru n ite m onum ent. (U f fic u il U , S. N a vy P h o to ) Trade Talks Slated " VO L. X L IX U n ite d Aaw N Prana t.cqteed W ira ixrncPKM I N D K P E N itKM U K N TT n Da A nI L.tr Y fU tsb lla h ed 1908 MEPW N W SSPkPKtt* PAPER M O N D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 9. 1959 Reds Find Animals Air Full Of Soot Tax Drive Starts e Seminole Reports 'Record' Weekend •Suure Tulk’ Hit Ex-Badman Shoots Young Feller, 11 2 Mishaps Listed By Highway Patrol Jayne Loses Gown, Seeks Armor Suit Tax Collections Up For January, '58 Cham ber Banquet Deadline Is Set Jazz Band Played, But Few Attended Meeting Postponed iBy Shriner Club “draw •"•“S' I8.5<x> JE? The .Si cltrk 2 of court, in l»S7, drew |*,5uo. A figure for the clerk'* salary far U.»5* tl not available. In Jackaon, rath of the four of ftcvr* drew lu.uoo. as did the coun­ ty judge. The same was true in fit Johns In Hreverd. the shertff, clerk of court amt tag collector each draw lin.OoO in ItfM. A fig­ ure was nut released for the as­ sessor for thr past year, although lio.uou was listed as She li*57 sat ary. tn Haratota County, Iu,5o0 was the annual salary tn tub* for ail four office* The four Seminole official* have served notice that they will apply for the ttf.tmi raise in Ihe nrst se* non of the Legislator*, scheduled for April. A w o rk in g h k i i owent hive ' h -o ii signed between tit* W H ih in g to n Senator* o/ the Am aiicjan Longue uini the S a n ­ ford ItuM'lmll C lub , W . K . M c K o U 'rt* , local tire dealer u h o i* backing S a n ­ ford'* return to the Chi** 1) Florida S ta le League, today a n ­ nounced flint S a n fo rd w ill get I he S e n a to r team which Inafc year « a * located in Elmir*. X . V. The manager of the Sanford team will be S F, tl'aiky) Rogers, a 15-year old ba«eball veteran. Rogers will come to Sanford from Elmira, where he hat managed the Senator's Class A team. In announcing that thr agree­ ment had been tignsd,*and that Rogers had to-cn employ til as manager, Mcltobcrts said that lha Sanford team would tie the ""very City and County Commissioner's ®f " lr Senators' Class D la a "get it off your chest" set* , league entries " Ion Enday night, pledged harmony A corporation niU L* formed big and cooperation between the two do- baseball club later this month, governing ts»lirs in the future. Officer* for the non profit organMembers of the iwo hodii-i serv­ italhMi will be aleclevl »l Rial meet­ ed up “ indictments" for mm-co­ ing. Rogvr* ha* hud an itilrreslin# operation m the past, but agreed that harriers" which had exist­ career. He was third hascmgti for ed between fhr two groups were the lirookly n ihxlgeri in lt>.ih-;r«. After two years In service, ha dissolved in the joint session played with the Pori land, Ore., Thr meeting was railed to dis­ cuss proposed county participa­ Pacific Conn League, lie has had five year* of experience manavinf tion in the financing of Sanford's (1st* A hall teams. recreation program. "Th e "grips-" McRohrrta said, "We ftxd forlusession followed nste Uisl Washington is sendliqg Tlie county ssid it had no money such an able man to handle our to pul into thr Sanford program learn.” this year, hut agreed to pay SI.MM Rogers and Sanford player# will under an old agreement fnr main­ repors lo Kernandmo Reach Mar. • taining farilllie* in the Goldsboro for »prtng framing lie will mnva area. hu wife and five children lo San. Although no vote was taken nn ford as soon as school is nut in Ktthe matter, the elty apparently mira. file new mansger will not will allow non city residents to be so active participant. Aa lu»nuse city facilities without charge pljying manager, (hr ball team to for the remainder of this fiscal his sole responsibility. year, which ends Sept. So The In announcing the employment city had planned to Issue recre* of Rogers, MrRohvrt* glso aaid Hon cards, al $S each, for non Hut a bustnesa manager haa been obtauied. Ward Goodrich, o t Ov~ city resident*. The Com missions pledged Co­ l.aml, will rc|>ort fur work, Fab, operation in projecla where mu lit. Goodrich will l « in rompleta tu aI responsibility ealst* and ebargr of all promotions and trail* county official* said that Sanford oral busmen managumeM. Wiyi eight years to commercial should recalve mo*e attention Official* agrred that lAere radio, Goodrich roir.es so Sanford should be an end In Ihe tytfem directly from WJIIS, De-Land, of the county attending to rural *»® y « ar* ha was wiih Spuria affair*, while the City Cnmmls* A n ic »s , Inc., a firm with conccalon it viewed *• resjvonsible for ,ll,n* ^ l***' parks all over tha routitry. He s been conuaciod the rlty will) W D C F , Dalle Uty, and WHOP, (teal* Goodrich la :M. PS* la mar:A ii ant ha* issse Hukl City, County Meet To Talk Problems, Harmony Pledged Ike Ends Vacation ■«»| » o».-u„ N O , 866 Rogers Is Chosen Manager Off Team Comparisons Asked Alter Salary Plea 01 Four In County BONN, Oct many t U I 'I ) — A Wcat The requeue at tour Seminole German delegation leaves toiUy for Warsaw to renew long-post- County official! tor (300 per (>oiicd trade talk* with the Cum- month raise* to salaries have brought numerous rvqurits for in­ DiiinOl I'oliah government. formation about what similar job* pet in other Florida counties Requesting annual ealarie* nf NEW DEl-HI. India (U P I) It MOO are the sheriff, tax codec Khmenll Voroshilov, chairman of lor, tai n i ' l t o l and clerk of the Soviet Union's ruling Presidi­ court Each now make* |V.<«X> per um. will arrive here Feb M foe year. a state visit. Annual aalartea fur these offices m other counties: Voluita, glti.500 . each for the shertff, clerk of court, WASIHNtlTON tU P It— Preal- tat assessor and collector; Orange, ^ , Eilf(l,10, rr „ , urnrd lo hi. iu.,000 for the sheriff. Ill.JS O for White House deal today to face the other three offices. busy schedule after a suaiiMarion, |g,6ou for all four of shooting holiday to soulhare Geor­ ices; M k r. llU.tMO for the sheriff. f lM M u h for the clerk of court. gia IKt.iMKl each for the assessor and collector, plus 1 1.etn tuck TO K YO l UPI I - Communist Ha- commission* for the latter two of­ dio IViping said today two am ficers In Gadsden County, the sheriff.. m*L* non ea B i A U tonce n U T thought IIIIIU AHI to aw be «« . >> County Commissioner Vernon W,1., Dunn he , had notified the . . . said . , • Dunn today angrtly denounced sheriff, bu pointed out that offl what \m Icrmed •*irrrspon»ible errs can t be stationed along drivers'" wbn Have been mint each dirt road In the m uni) Just newly-scraped county road* lor to wall tor these people.” a “ hot rod race track." He urged residents along the Dunn said automobiles had “ cut roads to ‘ keep an eye out'* for io pieces" many of the dirt roads these d riven , get auto license m his district. Cited as suffering piste numbers and report them greatest damage were the strip to (he sheriff's office, between Highway 43i and the Uv “ People along Ihesc roads hate U r sect Ion of the Dodd Road and a great deal at slske tn I hi* mat­ Lake Drive. ter," Dunn said "Thty should re the rhinoceros— have been dis­ t "You can see where the cart port sucli persons My district cos errd near the HurmeM border. aimed at telephone pole* along does not havr sufficient money to the road and cut wheels aharply provide maintenance for alt of the U> avoid hitting the pole* at the roads. If the people don't co­ NEW YORK (U P I ) — The d* last minute," Dunn aaid. ' Deep operate, I hair a good method of trenches have been cut in the preventing the roads from being partmrnt of Air Pollution Control announced Sunday that the aver­ freshly-scraped roeds. In tome rut up; I'll send the scraper in age accumlalion of soot tn Man­ places, tha roads have been cut about oner a year." hattan last year was 107.1 ton* per to piece#." __________ H r rhallrngrd parents lo find tqusrr mile per month. out what their youngder* are doing, pointing out that "I'm al­ most sure that youngsters are re WASHINGTON (U P II— Congr** sponsible for Ibis. Hr added that sionsl las writers launched a "parents should be mure interest­ drive tuday to give self employed ed in the safrty of Ihrir rhildrrn" persons a special fat break to than to allow such. help them put away money fnr If adult* are responsible for the their old age T h r Seminole County Sheriffs auio gymnastics, Dunn added, Department had one of the moet "they have about enough Intelli­ gence to drive a goat cart " active weekend* on record. WASHINGTON (U P I) Son Midway Elementary School was Paul Douglas ( D i l l .I , a profes­ entered during the two day period. sional economist and chairman of W H. Hamilton, principal, report the Congressional Economic Com­ A ad the theft of a typewriter and mittee, said today the Treasury • adding machtna. The equipment is Indulging tn too much "sefre was recovered a short time Islet. talk" about Inflation No arrests hav# been made in the ease yet. Deputy L. J . Krt* la in­ I t v W fssvrsrt>s/| s-t-u vestigating TA ItZ O N A , CaUf. (U P I) — For IA C V U IL MANAGUA. Nicaragua t U l'li— Nn details were available this m rr Wild West badman At Jen morning on burglary 1° The Amer nings 9S. who likes to take out hi* Persons recently arrived Honduras. today iran !*■gum Building tome time old IS caliber and show friends Tegucigalpa, how ho used II In his train-rub quoted trustworthy source* that tost night. * one ret e block* were Stolen bing days, accidentally shot 72 Ihe Honduran department of San from a building site on the Lake year otd Albert C Graves Sunday la Barbara has risen tn irm i against the government U IT*si i% Harney Road. Deputies said that night * a truck had been hacked up to Jennings said he was showing dent Ramon Villeda Morale* tor Urge pile of blocks his "young" friend the revolver Two reports were submitted a- which be keeps on a mantel in bout children using 22 rifles; one his small collage in this lavs An­ at thr south city limits and the gels sutiurb when It discharged ot her ai Like Brantley. Sheriff and shattered Graves' right el J . L Hobby reminded parent* that bow John Patrick Callahan. Orlando, children must be supervised at Jennings said fi r i v e i asked all times whllr using rifles or ltB him, "Show me some of the trick was charged with driving while guns H r said that parent* are shots you used to d o " Hr said intoxicated yesterday when hi* responsible under Ihe law. hr removed what hr Uiuught to automobile hit a parked ear In £ Willie Eddie Imog Jr. was ar- be*all the cartridges from the front of Ihe Trading Pott oo IT *1 Combined damage! trere esti­ * rested Ute Sunday night when he revolver, pulled back Ihe hammer hred a shotgun into a car oc­ and released it— and Ihe gun fired. mated at MOO by Highway Pa cupied by Thelma Hunter in Mid­ The while haired former robber, trot Trouper J. L. Sikes. Callsway. Both are Sanford Negroes who said hr knew Jesse James hat) wa* taken to Seminole Mem The Hunter wuman was treated and other notorious hadtnrn when nrial Hospital, where he was fnr splintered glass wound*, long he roamed the Soulhweat Iwfore treated for minor rvtl* and ahrawas brought to Ihe county jail the lurn of Ih* century, and aions. by Deputies M. L. Driggers and Graves both told polite the same Sikes reported another accidrnl Friday, west of Ihe Forest Lake W R Seeberger. story’In all. arrcaia and violalions for Oftirers *airl no charges would Acad....) on State Road AM Mark Williams was ihe driver of a pick Saturday afternoon and evening be filed up truck which plowed into Ihe U were unusually high, even fnr rear of a car rlrivan by Mrs. heavy traffic During Uvr 12 hour Eleanor Shulls, Maitland. Com­ period, there were II arrest* for bined damage* ware estimated at publir drinking. Iwo for open pro |MU U n it), two for unlawful speed, and asvc each for assault and h*tRIO DK JANEIRO f U P I) — lery. no driver's license, running a stop sign, future to have ve­ Jane Mansfield, who was stripped hicle under control, allowing an to Ihe waist by over ardent adtnir unlicensed person to drive, reck- era al a Man!) Gras Hall rarly lets driving, vagrancy, driving Sitndny, said today slie’ll go tu other carnival-season parlies o n 1 Sates (s i cottrcHon* were inure while intoxiratrd ami improper turned at a king of obt "if 1 can than Stu.nra) higher tn January, ^ patting find a suit of armor U*SH, ihan for the same period last Rio was a whirl nf gaiety tralay year in Nemlnnlr County at the three-day rarntval that ush­ F’lgures from the office of Rayers in I.ent each year picked up Green. stale comptroller, revrat speed, that $**-1,1x4 l» was collerted m Policq said Ihe celebration was January-, over last year's lolal of Reservations for the annual quieter than usual - at latest re­ iSI lin.'.g) January rotlerlions top. Chamber of Com m rrrr banquet ports. only »is person* had been (.ert fieremher's hy more Ihan lik ,OOO must he made h# Wednesday treated fo r injuries. DJghl. The banquet wiU be held Fri■I day at 1:30 p m. to Hie ballroom ~ of Ihe Mayfair Inn Former Gov. Millard Caldwell will addrrs* thr group on "The R«ap*vnslbt|tes uf ihe Huilnessmin.'* Rrservation* may be made tq Hobby Hackrtl and his Jats I-and rtagr whllr llsrkrll played their calling the Chamber office. came lo Sanford Friday night. favorite tunes Hts famous rrrord The music was superlative. Pro- ings of "My Funny Valentine" and pie from Orlando, Del .and and Where Are You?" fell on few Daytona Beach came to the Civic ear*. <"enter to hear hu golden trumiwt. Efforts of the Hanford Recrea­ But the |icnp!e of Sanford didn't tion Department lo (wing good come. A hare handful of local red dance music to Hanford failed. The Sanford Shrine Club meal­ dent* attended; making up a min­ There wool be another time," ing boa heea postponed until Feb. ute portion of lb* 140 who listened perry laid. ” 1 guess the people SO. and danced for four hour*. who want something to do don't The session was to have hewn Recreation Director Ronald Per­ want to do it her*.” held Fndav Light. A . F. Ramsay, ry needed w o to break even. If ihe People from surrounding area* president, haa urged all members Civic Center had teen filled, at ha reclaimed over the ■beauty and to attend tha meeting Feb. go a* had ho|i*d. pn rd* srould have aeouitlcf of the Civle Center and important buttoaaa matters wilt be goo* to a special fund for teen­ wondered where Ihe people wsre. SUcuased ager* in thr youth wing. Hot the Hacketl'a ja*a band led, thinking I^dtee Night wSB be b -U to toe teen-agerx didn't foA.e. that Hanford was a very small March meeting. Cluster* of admirer* ringed thr toon with s great U g Civic Center * F L O R ID A Agreement Signed On Baseball Russian Will Visit Roads Used A s 'Tracks/ Dunn Denounces Action 8ANF0RD. U N X E IL K U — Lucy Mviiiuiiton unveil* the murker plisi'i'd Ik -nuuth a mngrmliu tree in honor of her greatginiuifiithur. J nttie* Mnug.itoa. The ums-iliiijr took place yesterday at the celebration of the U -inl niuiiveraury of tile founding of SunTm'il, celubruted by the Matightera of the American Revolution. (Humid Staff I’holu) DAR Celebrates Sanford Founding The Daughters of the American brated white Mrs l.ehman was Revolution yesterday celebrated regent. The Re* Fred Kntmtnger gave the 122nd anniversary of the founding of Sanford *1 the General Hu* lieneilictam The General Hanford Memorial Sanford Memorial library Tlie highlight of the afir mo*m library will be- open three timet a was tiie marking of two magnolia week, slatting this wees, hut tile trees in honor of .Mrs J. N. VVlnl hours were mil dis,losed. ner and James Houghton Mra. Whitner was a nutrd Ins lorun and compiled Ihe history of Sanford from the time it was t amp Fanning, an army camp on Ihe l-akrfront. then Ft Mellon, Mrllontillc and its present name u< Sanford, named for (ten. San­ ford. M ONTGOM ERY. Ala. ( U l'li Mouwhton ,waJ the suiwru.tvnd- The gns eminent tnuv*rf on l **0 enl of parka In Sanford and con front* today to deal wish alleged tributes! io much uf Sanford's durriininatinn again*! Negro vof_ twauty, Hr was also one of the mg applieants in Alabama G A IN E S V IL E (U P I) A ,V3- Sunders ,.f the Municipal Zoo I Mat,. ,m i > «;«-n MacDonald y hi|{h ,Mch#r b# Maure.a and Lucy Moughlua, i Tallinn promised a "vigorous sis,.im r m , Negm to aisnill at *rtMl strandclnldirn uf the two (rn ,r - .,Kaln„ , j u.||rr ,hp of f-'toradai today. i«**wrcet. unveiled Ih. maiMtigs , u|, charging the Macon g{r> Daphne Duval of Gaines- *n<* rt*‘' inscription to ih»< t'ounty tmard of registrars with ^ill** rcgiilere-l for her In-Service ] V*»l.*t'** .... .. denying qualified Negroes thr Mr. and Mra Elton Muugbtnn tll lo(r cvrnlr-g school graduate courve by mall ami will attend her first d a n Jr., are Hie patent* of the two The feud between Alabama and In the i ollege of Education fuel girls ttw Civil R i g h t s Commission Families of the Iwo honoice* spread to Dill** and Wilcox coon day night, the university announc­ were introduced The Itivuratton ed lie* where grand juries were try Mrs Duval leaches al (twines was given by Mrs H. J. l-ehnian inc In decide whether mipoundrd The flrat Fuondef's Day was cele vitlr'a only Negro high school, voting records "would be*Turned l.incoUi High over t» the foicral deral agency ' The universdy'i firs! Circuit Judge James A Hare ot c.to rg r Stark. Jr. uf Orlando. Selma tald he had turned over to fatufactorily completed hu first thr Juries a letter from the corn semester m the school* I.aw Col mi»*ion * etilef Investigator. Col lege aid began hit second *rinrt A H Hostnfi hi drinandhig that ter today, he tw allowed In examine thr rec Starke was thr first N*gru to ords qualify for admittance in the uniALG IER S. Algeria I Ill'll llarr impounifrd IS* records varsity since * June, I'dv, federal Thousands of angry French Al lie* fl for graml jury invesllgj court mandate ordering drsrgre gertani jeered and screamed ri lions, shortly f-eftir*- the rommi*. *»U«n “ f U* university'* gradu theta al French Prrmler Michel xiioi > lir*t Ala hams invrstigalion ate nehnola lictir* today in hit first puhltr Tiie Jiitllre Department filed Its appearanre in this rspital of re «tid Friday in * S district rourl volt-torn Algeria heir and disclosure of the ruin They yelled "Debre to Ihe gal mission imrsligatiiin came Satui p|Q n p 0 f S lJ ic id c Iowa." They cheered for Malshal . .. I’elain. diti redded l e a d e r of Thr tint wt-lo a permanent In A U year olrl girl who left a the French Parliament with cries junilmn to halt alleged denial of suicide note to her Uptala home * „ You ^ ^ bought o u t" r.gi.lr.tu.n purely berause of was apprehended eorm after by ennt.niralions ot ••rare and color " police polite kept Ihe demonstration parked car yesterday at Magnolia (rom ,rf ,und Ave and 2nd St. At Orlranxvdie. 10 tiersons were The student, wbn had hern re trnmialy injured in a hornh ax ported missing by her lather, ' , ' F fenrh pr'.TsndTete • as driving the family .a r wtth h „ )m lnlllr„ 1(in hu, s v M \ MONICA, Calif, lU I T I out a license hhe was trsnsfi-rr The demonstrators rurag.d to* Garlti D Skanrifin, arcesterl for e*l to rounly aulbarttles A shut rail*e P r e s i d e n t Charles de drunken driving when iwdire saw gun was taken front fhr rar Gaulle's government has not t«k In* lin . Mlilsmoldlr weaving errat Government Moves Against Alabama University Enrolls 2nd Negro Student Passenger Injured A s Autos Collide Mitt Doroihy Beall, Atlanta, lia . was treated al Seminole Me mortal Hospital Friday night for a broken righl fool and sprained ^ f~ l Mtewtng an accldant al n ‘ h S' if‘,» , Mth Av' MIm lleall was a pavsenger tn a car driven by la-dr Madison G A IN E S V IL L E (U P I (-T h r o w Lamar Beall Another passenger, University of Florida student# Mrs Sue Beall, *■* uninjured were killed and a fouith per.on ‘ fill.ally injured Sunday when a [?}[ Kr*llk Tufn<’r M ,y charged willi failure to have hit television antenna b ru s h e d vehicle under control when he rsn again*! a (tower line. thr stop sign *1 llth S I, directly The victima — (wo mniried in the path of the Beall car, offl touples were netting the acrlrsl errs tald. -n the roof of a home in Archer Combined damages were exit Village, a private housing section msted at II.5M) by Capl. Arnold „rar university rarnpti*. Williams. Ssnfonf poltre. Dead were Robert L, Melrx>*at 2i, Orlando, and hit wife, Jatnia Hulls. I t , and John Kuberljon, 21, G aine-v illr. Rulwrlttin*' wife, Gl >iia •uffeied shock and burna g(*r alarms w,re answered over ami s o in scriutta cundition in the weekend by the Hanford Fire ■ la -pital. Urdlie said the two men were Department Ihe flret occurred Frolay after raising Hie aenal while their n,H>n when a grravr fire wax re wive* I,eld the guy wire* when IMirtrrl in Apt. V uf Edward IDg- Ihe metal antenna l„nt ovoi and 7.200 toll p<>wvi ling. glnt fe rrjre Damage wax slight ItkUCiflftl iI •ill'll ivei.lt) officials said HubertA false alarm sent firemen ro»hmg to 711 Park Avr .Saturday at •an ^11 a ti an -lrr student w ho 1:15 p, m. Flames in a matti.-s* I t'i‘nfitly enl oiled at H e univerwire sulalucd ,Saturday night at •It) II. aiitild ha-e attornled h*a fifrt cl» 7 15 at IJP 2 Mangouiriine An-. in steps to Integrate Vlgeria will. tralU anted it ail on Hu- ear No fire was reported in a tliaai It > the way she drives vorl nf etl nil heater Ui Apt 3 at tow an jerking ami swerving," Shannon Moughton Trrrare Sunday, or a _ . i . , a place ■ wreath al a war mem explained of Ihe ancient tiller drfeelive gas refrigerator at till. nrial in Ihe hrari of thr city. Palmetto Ave. Hr was so stung hy Ihe jeers of slrcled vrhtrte On Hie agenda for Hie City Com­ Ihe crowd that hr shouted "You mission meeting tonight is a public Two Sanford men escaped *erwould do twtlrr to rry 'long live hearing nn thr Nrhi Untiling Co i.Mi* injury yesterday when Ih# France' a* I dn " request to rrsone to C-2 the hlork private plane in which they wer# from 4lh to Mh Streals, between passengers crashed shortly after IVean ami Avocado Avenue. lake off from Sanihrl Island Request* will be considered for Don Knight and Ronald Perry thr lease of thr bandshrll pier, ami suffered minor injuria*. Pilot «rf the Boat and Ski Club for use of the plane was Corky Barklay, Audition* for * Navy Variety city property fur Ihe SI. Joint* Maitland Bargley and hi! mother, River Outboard Msralhoa Race. show- will tw held Thursday at 1 Mrs A W Hark ley, were treated P in in the N .4 K ballroom WASHINGTON (U P I )— geert 1spokesman di-clared ttial the flu* fur ruts and shock. May X. ffponvond by Playhouse Navy, a tary of Male J. An ordinate e prohibiting Hie dm Foster Dullr* stans hold Hie responsibility fur The Cessna 175, owned by the Iwr-n nroad broad „|,| t.«la) Hie Western Allies deciding whether Ihrre • to he practice of draining ground wafer * * * ) groupP 'hat mat has iicrn ,„|(| tods* the Barkleys, is kept at Ihe 1-nnginto open gutter*, will Iw rear! easting over W THR, the varirly . resolved to slay in Berlin risk of war over Berlin „ ... .. I wood Field The accident it hsinf show will run the entire gamut nf JW, hfcvp fr„lie.| general agree Dullrs said be would report to ,nv— tl- , ted * . I- , “ “ . * , talent available. tnenl on * plan of action against President Elsenhower later tralay D e l i n k 1 18 K c l e H H e U Navy and station civilian p«r new Suvirt blockade. un the result* of hts conference!. HOLLYW OOD (U P lt Acts*** *<mnr! and their dependent* are Dullrs made the statement on He said they left him enrotiragrd Debbie Reynolds, JR, w ». re eligible fnr the variety show. Mu !ra*ed Sunday from Ml. Sinai *|rians, dancer*, singe's and pao hit n-turn from Europe where he un the "unity, understanding and conferred with British, French revolution" in Britain, France ami Hospital where she had been un tumult are urged to attend fry and West German leaders on (hr Wesl Germany. der treatment aince Thursday for oat* German problem and the Ruaaian The secretary aaid the Alltel The I-aka Mary Volunlear Fir#a blood clot in her left knew. Hire*t to turn over control of Ber discussed the whole problem of mra will iliac I tomorrow night a l tin to tiie F.axt German Reds on Germany and Bm prospects for a I tn Ih* school to decide IIm aotar May 77. forrign minliter'a meeting with ot Ih* new firehouse. M O N TP ELIER , V i . <UPI|— A Partly cloudy wllh widely sealShortly bx-lure Dullea* return, Russia on all aspects of the Ger The roof la ready to pn an few city truck stopped tud-lcnly while trred afternona or evrnlng show the British guv eminent announced man utoalioa and European aa- building. Material* tor tha root spreading sand on ice c«verod art through Tuesday. High today complete support for hit earlier etirity. hav* been dona led hy l*r. and road* to prevrnl skidding. A car T l la 1*. low tuwlghl a# to AS. statement Uiat Ihe West will make "W r art Willing to toft wllh tti* Mr*. Randall C h u r Udham and behind it kiddrd Into tha tn* k. t Vartabla winds I to IS mile* per no ronreiiion* to Ihe Russian* Soviet* to a linear* effort to Tinlor will supply the labor Jar causing I2U0 to damage*. without counter - ounc«a*!ODS. A eonitrucUiNk, Shock Fatal To 3 Florida Sfudents !»'}•: Jeers Greet Debre On Algerian Visit C a r Wreck Foils 5 Alarm s Answered By Local Firemen Driver Not Drunk, It’s Just The C ar Zoning Plea Heads >ranee, broke out alter Detire Tonight s Agenda Auditions Slated For Talent Show Plane Crashes, 2 Local M en Escape W est To Stay In Berlin, Anti-Blockade Plans Set Firemen To M eet Tomorrow N ight Error On Errand • W e a fh e r _J �fr P t r* 2— M «n .» Fat* II ft. 1255 ffS» Irre ll Family Missing, Authorities Stumped Jaycees Hear Talk On Tax Structure The chairman » ( lb. Hoard of County Commhvloner* *p«*kr in the Javreet weekly meeting on problem* laced by (minty govern irtfnt under Ihr present lav »lrur lure John Kndrr told Ihr .roup ilioi flono hoo-n undrr lin.iwi would lit built in Seminole County durInc Ihr nrvl 4 3 je a »» In rvplam iim Ihr I n tllhillcm. RtUlrr tr vralrd flgbfei (turn llfcvntd County, whrrc reappralial hid lowrrrd ihc mtllege Irom **< to, U S ), ind netted nearly one and a lulf million more |>rr year to the county. Seminole Ccninly • prriint millage i* *• * M .lor F.dward*. litre ifd I nun hlLVKn l.AK K , >1Inn. ( t 'f l 1 — only Ih irr * r r»n think pf nordgn of /.arud. Ovgiard m d , Auihoriliei today admitted they , li to 1 1 k help fmm higher authotlTh r principal o( Ihe parochial hair hit <■ dead end in their tiei." * .thool allrndrd hr Sandra ami »ranh fur a contractor who can However, thr il'uatlon It fur Su.an laid both children had prr— iihrd Drr *1 with hi* wilr and 1 hrr tangled by rrfutal of rrlafeci attendance rrcordi until tliri” five imall thildrm. leaving lie- titea to iw rir oul a mining perdl»app*arantr iluring the I'hfiithind * Pile of debh. ion warrant forFaruvl m*« vrhool varallnn Friend! ditcoyered th* dnap " T h il * whal p u illri me. 1 t>d» Odrgtard Mid Ib.rr* *** •Ju»i prirarcr of Fart 2aru*i. “ 1 m g u p l m il Whyriue.nt *om» one thing' In Indicate Z iru r. tier of Silver Lake and a town t, mf <od tlll Z>ru,, „ ml|h| hate iirrn planning to Her. councilman, and hi. family when Thp cuminff 1JuM a thort while earlier they nolrd milk and nrw.papetv j(j ||( th|,tfc ,|#|| y,|tu„ „rnt lu the omnly .nununtouched on the doordep. found hi(|).. bou*e an(| picked up all M» kidi The front door of Zirud i newly birth certificate!." he n ld The ihertlf u ld no onr n w built home h i tell unlocked and Earuit, who hai been In the con­ a chrittmat tree Hood In ihr liv­ Ih e N ew e«t nml I.n rg e il tracting budnrii for nine yrart, ing I Mill. H ernrd H lu r r In T o w n Han Knot. 1 huiinru m -m in * hit , wilr. Caroline, and their thli nul K itutl left four buiMlnm drrn. Sandri. 10; Sunn. 1 1 a n . Ufirimipifiril and nwrd him I I I . - *'t tlouflai, 3, and Itimell, '! (W. Knot Mid hr >• fmlihmi Ihc leave ihrlr home or the town hulbllngi lu Irv and gel hl» money Ta k n Itlrih lerllllratrv R e c o rd H ack out of them THer* wav no den of a d ru ; Ihrckrd Kvrry Angle «lr. Otfegaanl Mid. amt Mine .( n ib K . 1st Ht. nl lift mild County Sheriff U u n 'hr family • v.mirr elnthing »i< S A M O K I) A S K . Ib irgn rd admllied hr « u uoa S'"lr *fd family apparent d im p lc le .Stuck nr Ifip in fl able to find a trarr of ihr mining P f 1" their life model anionm Tu n e s nml rp -r n m ln g M ils y a n i m in more than 1 month of hitr Ile.iril on W T I U i — gearchlnj Inquirin to Ihr Stair Hrpar! lte-t It* l ‘nr •w> donT know whit in do f t '" ' *r'd •" < anadlan border o( mvt. tiili gaaid tanl. VVr've hivr failed In Him in* an* fheckrd r*rry angle Thrie dm 1' tav niirvuir, wt* quoted bv Kruler j * laying. "If w# hoi continued cm the hill* of low level evaluation*, ihe county would have gone broke Th r t r l i i m . mrnl program hai placed lift >ifI, toun| on „ MJ, h|r flnim la| lu ll) " Kdward* »l»o wav i|uolrd •» '«)in c I hit Ihr rnticr rounly government now i« on i m i l with ihr Innrt ilittriliutcd luofr In t i) amoiiii thr tililtn*. Kndrr lohl Jaycre* that the nm|tiian In broaden Ihr fat hair In Seminole County by ■ biclirr ««*ei*mrnt n l r *'U not 1 prrion■I llcht, lint one |or Ihr good of Seminole County anti 111 future " Hr idtird tint thr rampaign I* againvt thr |irrirnt lyitrm . whrrrhy ininy do nut pay any Cud of rounly government. Hr noteal that many of Olr ihorlrnmirvg* m ihr pre»enl a« •fitment *>*tem wife Inhrritrd , ' from thr rarly i r i r t when ihr TA M P A ( U l ' l l— Th r .H r o l)f0un1) frw protl|rnl. ' Tampa wi* raplurrd tm lir by a m m ihr itrtnrndoui growth, band of r u l i n ' waving hu*lne** however. nf Ihr p u l frw vrar», torn turned pirate* who opt on ||||| ,,ir |Urr in , rhariRrd, Kndrr thr 4»*b annual Uaipfilla r n M||, lival Tampa 'Captured’ By Pirates Today LONNIE'S ' I 't t n .A M T O I ’ I I N A M K N T A T M A V I A I H I 'O l’ N T It Y ( I . U I l — Are* iin ifa w ltm iil g o lfe i .1 le a m ril up w ith nmnteur* frm ti S u n fnril mill Ihe M n v fn lr Inn, T rliln y . I W t In f w a * -. T iX IT S ri ply lin t a Irac# of them lig h t , S te v.- K u w it, J’y tf Rtnnehsni, (itihe M nntiPHl, I,**ii M iiiu ih , .Marin Cnrfairno, Mnv fa ir In n p m . H u rry Tn<*ko. local giilfi't . ( I Itrn lil S ta ff P ho to) 'tr it nr Oil-Rich Iraq In Danger Myers And Tooke Ovi-do The Tm w o rrim Quotable Quotes , 00k Ihr rily without a dnutelr j i W T I B I I U t mleil Prrl* iMrmalbiWal Mayor Nick Nurdn lufrendered WABHINUTON — Labor leader The Invader*, who are rommr Walter P. ftcuihrr on eliminating moraling Ihe life of Spantih pirate .......... , crooki and racketcrri from the Kill Iyer, of I,a Rivitra1 Coum , ^ Jo tr ilaipar. landed at riant fark My LAR IIV (O I.U N S Cmmnunld. Kill all are le llid . Irv Uub. Haytora Hrach, and , j win| th(. ppop|(, whn 4 [f wllli the boom of rannom They 1 ItKIIII T , lehaimn (I I’P -W f d P»r«mally loykl to Ihr premirr I" " " SanfuriJ, copped top |u||, lh|n|l |lhr Mr will hold thr m y until Saturday night When they tel >all nut nl ern nh.ener. |«td Hide* Ihll nil | ,h r^ , *"1 Jt ||,e Mayfair I o m lr, Ciuh F ri- ,lo,,* " CUII:r "* *” '? J , ‘l ,K’ •(he harbor In a blare of life nr h Iraq |« m greater danger ............... ....... , r ' r da * w.ti, , ----------- y Cluii r n tnuar I Iblnk they re a danger to My MARIAN It. JUNKS work 1 ' 1 that none would voice any pro ! . . ' , America Member! of ihr Women* Mi*. than rv rr Iwforr of an outright „ „ „ „ , furltlfr (ltI„ " P * '1J " * '* » * *•»* ---------“Hie largttt frdlval In tampa !hai gathered m m r (ton.ieio people Innary l.'nion of ihr Pint llaptid takeover by Ihe tonununi.il. ward Cuir.muniim. artf, J rrr.. (.u-'.hcV. who tIH with 1-lhHUN-Blonde mu.ival .om 'who are .ip r t tr d lu )am the illy Church met tail Monday mtlit at Thry bated iheir opinion on Ihe Western o b .rrv rn «ald they >b«- mam of Mano 1 arfagno.M a y . r,l> “ *r J , r l lu*,-*n M iKerver. 7 al the eduratinnal hall for • ;to watch Ihe noliy " meei'ing"' ' ... ............... »iriev of lapidfire drvelnpmrnU douhlrd k a u rm hnnirlf wa. a fj.ir pro. and Peter Hton^ham. inn hrM ln ,llm ,ho' ’ ,or The Nellie Parnell Circle, m m I , . , over .be week ind ' *mmon..t Hut .hr.* .aid the of (hr prei.dmt of Ihe S ,n b ra n .'b d Sulllian telcil.ion^how. com n i l danger l.iy In hi* poiilble ru n (ilarl* Team t'orey *ere fi-l meruini on her Ideal man A four-hour parade will high- rhargi ol Ihe menu, terved lur .c , and ama dreiiing. .M r..a ... brorrnll. eon H a'r«1Ui t m Mirnl lu arirpt "■ >,r' *aui;. Ihr In faurih pi. e were iolin I'orler "l light today'* fe.IHlIir* ami Tu r» key gralrd cherry iitad. cranbrrrln. rcam.mie ami technical a Id Iron, thre-t Hum the lo n e , loyal to and Mr| H fiicb rrt Hill Meyer. l**hlJlque. hut I ml*! thole day will tee the largeil children 1 anti S Krati, Mano t aifagnu and clean cut, clo*e croppe-t huvky frt.it lopped with collage . lieeie t|H. SuUrl t nlon Alturow. parade In the world. Frank Mebane J r , whh tcorei of American m ain. j _ Ragtulail lladio'i announce , Tampa** big l.atln jHipulation hoinemade roll., coflee and rher ri ---------rarn| tliwt Col. Abdel Salim Arrl '•111 hav,. it* day Wedne.day when ry pie a la m»dr I ua gro** went In (till Meyer* WAMI1NISTON — Rep Frank Table deroratlon. of liny red hid hem condemned to death lor l(he center ol ihr celrbration - 1mi 71, Buily iioettlichar, 72, and Kowiltki -U t onn I, a letirrd ' m«ve* to Vbor City, the l iu*r heart* and frro formed irnier rontpirary. A irl w it Ihe thirl alMario l arfagno, 73. Army roionel, in .harging Ihr I . lii ti a i r I Ul<le runner, and camellia*, ala vucatr nl Iraq', union with the ( Uf*a I-alln quarter. Illgtilikhting armed *ervicei with wa.llnt man VdmU.lon* diull and chry tanlhrmumt were t mird Arab Republic, IIM day'i actlvltirv will t>r a power by uiing entitled men a* i lyile June* iSoinnurtei, I'a ) j _ yhe te.ienallon of *i» anti irnrhlight parade through A tmr med Inr arrangrinenti at inter Lo n g w o o d houtebov* and rhauflrun t reddle Duflee lO iirrm City. _ v*U on each table Painty heart t umn«unl.t minitler* frum Ihr ■Something ha. lo he done by l.nllrr l.-n r iSanlntdi ruiteuayi. .cn irrrd with Bible r l binet of Premier AM rl Karim Congre.* or we are going In go l.ail Freeman isanlordi V e n n , were favor. Kavem vloan the path of complete waalr." K lda NithnU i lanigwooil i The program entille.l The |,„ n„ aurfarr *1 lra»l. Ihe Kathleen llmwn iSinfonli a i m l-urd'a Song in a Slrangr land nitre ilevelupnienti alrtnglhrmd| RHJ UK JA N K irtO — Jayne M am Maty IM a tk tr ip rlla ly l » j . pie tented by member v of Ihe Kat*em 1 peimnal rule. Ilui. the field on how merry making BraIm; i n i * •nil HijMii'iii •* *1*1 ' l l Wanda I'llllllpt i Sanfordv|ary l.a » ton Circle with Milt „t,M.r*fri m d . they al*o lift film « i i i g i •:»*». >'*f f . r tlllani launched their annual carItrutah Aurman iSanlurdi l«u lluddell In chirge Mr. mnte than ever dependent on the ryval iraion by .tupping her to llliih* , , Jaekle Manning, daughter of Rev n lll, n t lommunivti Inr luppotl liy Jn llaimind the walil Hat,y girl in vii and Mr* lt d Mr* .lark liiyani. pieirnird ihe development, aim iliarp Phone VA * 1112 ‘ 1 had Ihe.e little rril lot. « >,n Jno pit ..aril iSanlnrdl a vocal ..do Mr* tirorge Mean* rn,.,| n,e already hitter iirugale Jaycee president Hill I .a tlree u„. unum of my dir*. They *Sa|*i»a itijUKft. d ta k»- ■* •• llahv I* v to Mr and M m Uiween Cairo and llaghdid atul :{!1J.V M IM .T..N . |>#f* n-1» »>* accompanied al ihe piano. hnl i ' .'irtami' m ITrl “ l111 ,1" ,, director* al the acted picking them When fbe i I erne ' \N it Altrmiancr at Ihe *lud* .oiir.e n„. lug of war for allecianre of ^ 11111 !’ .IV * *1 *'• „ l,ol. tla.ugwnml) ,.jfK T o r t -„ „|rtl> rrb J to „ owfr> i ffr gone, thee went all|t*h> hoe hi Mt and M r! N-uee V*"h...*« ?,!,•*«, 'e?1 ,ftr r ,*h' 7 10• r0n Ihr Arab world between Kaiiem plan a Tern Age Rodeo, a writ- tr me dre*i I^nimril V-trnlan iSanfntili Jy.Vu'f*'"- "teel'.’t* <•' II.. ■ dm . I by Jm I Ilea,ley. Wa* , t„| freiMem (ia m i! Alnlel Ni* len and performance driven teit. lllti liarge* R<.i»n J ia'« * *# * , " L ,*n| by Mr* t ll Daniel. WMl' „ r ,l( lhl, « n*tr*l Aiah Krpublir whirl) Will be held in the near W ASHINGTON — Hr lirayic.n lt.itpn 1'etrr* Ilaitlt*c*od' l * , .......... " - m ' kh* Wntdent, In the huaii....... ........ n,, ,,,hu(iic- m Ka*»m* iahi future Kirk, pretldenl nf Cn'.umhta I ’nlN -Hie Credit iSanfnrdi r ’' " " ' a ri.'.V .il Shr *1" ' , " ,rt " f pl*'’ , ,or '""'• tf n.l led lu q * pro Saner and furllter plan. wrr<- made lor a veridy, nn the importance of Willi* Helaorry iM Im n |r, ' |. iv, > i-i- i i..v* »>r ** piaver me* ling* and nl a revival anti Communivl element* wilhnul fuh fry Saturday, Feb. ll. with home life In e hirn le r develop John liurke I Sanford' *'ir.tui i.'miii_ •*d » » to be held in March. # sour in ihe government of the proerrd* going toward the pur mrnl1 el >1*'. I 1*1* *■ ».i* Brief individual .ird e . buim r-i , i f,| ,| lc Middle Kail rnuniry Win lltiiebmtrm (Sanfiirdi III*-. A M ■'!>’ I*' * l-U ,, . . . ... . . "f equipment for the fire -In Ihete dayi when our na, , i m H « r t u -.^ -u w i* < i#*»lon* werr held al Ihe conelu ■i n«# lo If* y. if Ft ti *i »h In144* non of Ihe uenrral liuiinr*. and .......i.......... ” " ............... , .. ’’ department Kirby Sutton, than tmnal tlandardt of lade are do-' trill ir f I * 'Mull* <*♦ the* fevIlflMl 1 9 n e H Iu " >r ......... ’’"’“i r ' * M;"k .. , nun. w,U .nounme pner ar.d pUrgble. when vloleoee and arc n.iri.iA. .i S r i 1 ; 111... h > Tie* j; fsttm"*'* l**Y* •' *■'*1'*1# it • rila< !»’ »’'• ............ ............ ..... ■■ w ........ ft.ewti I !•••§ TI Tur.l _ ___________________ u T * . . * ' ’/ ' Frt!i *vr»*D» of our nalion.our aertoug %‘^unlr Woman. Club met Friday a t . » • m at Ihe borne of Mr. ll D a r l a n a F v n f t r if lC vi*' i ii *^1 w‘ j 7 ^* 'd fnl and parent* have a »peclil reipon.ihiln**» »*i* WITNhftft * *• » •» * '* M (l At Mini K i* H<»|*U. IHI# » 4 s* * I*’ ** r j i *i *va t i *t * **f t* * w. M. U. Members Of 'Power Grab' By Reds Take Golf Honors Had Supper Meet . . V lurail.iv N iu h l 1 idi. |bth i l :Dll p. M .— Onlv \ OL' TO SIT THRU TT ALL! IF VOL DO no SCAR'r-W F . U A Itr YOU R E E FOR 1 F U T U M M O V IE W IN r f PASSES SH O W riH S T m T IM F H E H K 1 |l (1)11 IHlkl Hill Hlv( -Ilk Hll.unk ,Hun, tttlurl W E W A R N Y O U - this ii the moil! ACTION TAKES PLACE IN THE AUDIENCE! Hospital Notes 'Rideo' Is Planned By Local Jaycees Legol Notice '"AaW'.r v. siv.v w s a . t If till* C .1 tt r I (ke(ti |fyr*lf *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " - * * SSi fits* « « Kackfl9e explodes, Q ,L . a ■*■!»»■.?■.'» C..IU. fh arn ed „ ¥ * " " ? « ' f ......S ,,,,-t,. f «.- I , * , . cxMi nor vdiflfycu 5S2Srfv2!J i * n s r f s u = * s f t f ia ................... uauuMaSTv. - k m i <*•*■» .i-.i» .,r- * ..< > » « ..... . I T|nri4» m J »T ^ T r «»i* r u »n ii«A n» l . . r *1 1 <h ,M,U irU In announcing thr ciljr ^inuld |»T»H I’I - ll •'"I 1 »• I*' ' c^.ov. i . - i innik Mrt T *1**i li **».. *Isti ln* ® 1,1*’T I ,|M l ' ■ i i r - u tr Mr* M Uawvoh anil' M,AMI " A 'N ,‘',u \ .... ' " , .V " * ' h|n" l,in New mem ben aie l*olirr Chief rnmply with a federil rouri order •|*iill atil ti'% %1#R*i " ' m ii , J lifeguard **** to lie rh irg n l with 7 "otpl al Sunday after Claud l.ayn and Homer Fmrh In a-imit nine negroe. to three fl| r« Ctf ftiUlffNr Hftlkl r***l Mr. John' l.undy IlNlrf* A*} if *1 * lieilii 11c. IS i alien)pled murder Unlay tor * 1 * ,llnP** Dinner Rurrettful white tchonll Hltthdav patty Tr..» «f I Mfb r ' % t| Pt b.rrbt Mr. W ll Vlevtilia enter I .mod i >«**dly ven-ling h.v r i girl ftirnd „ .l ’ , .. n ' ,r :m i'r "t’lr iUmde-l ihe *H wa* fell v*a hid tih tu ile d fM ld i I lh*» * '**•* M >»•»*• flf» ! i if i . t * * vfni'li'nt »« *1 g 'p irly hoivoriM ber "liuglSbtr I # ................. . ' " I ' H «»• ^ ^ * » * ^ k . n dinner « ,m ,n , U remed.e, " A e . Iff (b* I #Ki(f ! «•♦»* a ,. Kipikda*- , package merger, on, Mint er pnr* winning High School latt Saturday mjhl CiMifll*, «l ■•»AfM4 f i l l " * I . , ,,,-; and refre.hmrnu earned Th* » - " ' h ^r'n d e .l hunUay. “ ".".I's,,!"'’. . *P*’n*ored for Ivenefil of Ihe band 1 tdiNDON — George l-rwin* fa .III'.1 * ; r *' f • '* • *• i.amr* an-l rerre.rimeni* rained ,p” I 'gViirnii and her * ' " rk lim e, dlril s-indav Chairman of thr event, K. ll thrr of twin Ikivi hit e. wlfo A m199ti •*f> " r ' out the Vtother^iioo.e ^hrme the *'rl It nl.er.ily H .,.P,|.| toll....... liltrt.ity % Ferrell, *tated that nearly Itlnfi wa* allegedly put up for tale In llm iu •r v i pf !*:«*• uoa rl ijk « ftrpUtiil ihr atroke •»ffi •I »U Altwri Itia-llvy. Vl Negro, wa* made and ntpr. **rd apprei latmnI ton. Tr*.. on hi* effort* lo regain ■l* Jmnir nf Ih r (H i t.ady a*!i«i |.l\ i|m i fib. I . . ,i r,^ . rU* ' le * 1*11. * I pm reported in tair condition tndiv to all thnte who helped mike the ru.tody *>f th* boy. »|wt. • i m « hlm *r ftcfifl* n AfWlls®" 1 dinner *uer*i>fut Sp*rlal appfeShe flail* refuted in >end them, t-ae.l. were Von li,||ia. Pat ,r,,m huf'” *"'1 *l'hnter. nn hl> |l« t' rigtlon w.i« eipreiied for the bat f will fight for the return of TF* >P»1t. . * t**1 '"r*'f la-." Martha -amt Miryr Courier. ,hr honu U . S . B r i d g e T e a m |pMIIfl # .|*|. ' |i•11 1I A 1 .1* 11 - *T<**• ,*, r, *nA i^ |' (ton' | ‘* Hi* ililrr. ter*nr* ul Henry Dunran whn.e my *on. " n*p • • i*'> * i '- fi M ‘ < |( iiol HuitiA. Mary J*nf Mlklrr, ,M4'*r *•**»»w* IhhiM Dnrnthy. a Ji year old itutte * aid. L e a d s T o u r n a m e n f lietp and a**iaiance added much •- ■ *. hoolti arhrr, -..I* '■ hV'i i.(. Vine '■ 1I 7,‘'*e »*wri-i and in rlv rd vnpi rliclal burnt |ty:T i l KSDA. VIi t - Dr N->pliia ■**ptv f ti l Hi Ml*i Dorothy Hu. M W Y o r k i t r n — The i s lo arrangement* l.l *1 |l VI 'dull (ta»*ei Lynn Faht, 17. HrM t i n . n erJunior High I'lity \\ it Inn »u hour all. t the t-**' njihin*! rbaiiipi.m bud*, l . a r i 1 fe 1ft l.fb ljf 'hie'nd* r*IW M*mb«ri of the Ovi«rtn Junn-r airettfii Herbert l."*n |f,| rnmpeling Italiin and Aiaen 1 Adult cli*ie* at Lyman High dimed into the I'nitari.n m innUy *r ♦k t « p*iM i l l ft <r( N •f 11 lln* P* t*a*| .f ,h „ be can Mcmrtoy and Tucday n u h ,. ef n ti year*. In crlllflilng the tin <H JfMi'h • IhPflre *•( •i» t* • lii|h enjoy.d *n informal party nro" " - 1 ‘‘fegnard at an all , ini4n (ra m * at the City H ill Memorial lluild N r«*° |,p-,*'h ,1,r' Homlnde the third day..f play uf ia » tc*„„ •,*rh ‘“ '» k TJO*. began with an , on.eioui dlihunr.ty that i. hidden *l i* In l.tif • • nf ft J »*► . Iliffn r MaiUiR I <• • so M o detent** W I* McClure *alil he 0| f„ur bridgechampion 'tirollmenl ul 33. llookkreping and in rntith of whal l. taught chil I- * ,t . r !%'«■( gif if* i* -1M tng K r i l l ay Jin would charge Itiown with av.ault } hi|.t typing i» taught by linger Harr,* drrn In Sunday tchnol •* •| irtg |f«#tn 9 Latt l«» Jamr* Partinand Mn W. || »* . t ,« . iif f.itnr with intent to commit fir*1 de qj,,. \m riiia n team ralliej Sun 4n*7 fc*el>n Ibibcrg IWgniration ’ The children di*rrvr »ome DeSharu were In charge • Hff|| 4 f* IM N free murder d ,v afiernoon tu tak. a three t , r ** *■ " 1 thing hettgf from u» thin wa have T n J #■» ( f mt|tf* 1 |u f *!# !*•e*«rv *ti r i Al i ** *Hh McClure *aid thr bombing ap p<,lm |f id n, fr |U)v for , , i0f(t ,7 , gives them " «►*♦ li q if iiii fi 1 M#rn4*»t • ' h li f"- * N o t C a m p i n a Ik e p ,*r" 1 ,0 ,h‘ ' f , u!1 * '’f 57 |n international match * 'a x n c t lie s c r lp tlo n . f, , „ . flkf.1 V| ,*r'4# 1 *1lli « f t1f Ml 'It v a v j . i i p u i y , ||\W# p.-,».uvai grudge involving a pnlnli after 32 hand, of play Th# PARIA fU P Il h t l . -.a : r S i n a t r i l ( . C t S I O S l 1#*!,** |f i ftI . 1.-* |llP »’-i >■(»!■«in ftffNlnnSf V 1.-1 Itf'fp'hf. a..... •-* *■»!%# F h c V T C S w i m m i n a iU*!w " n,*, Am rrlf*M \r*;rntmrA rifrre Or#fui h**i in ilm m l pfr » , LAS VBOASt cU P Il — • n ,1** *.,f ihgi fMtfnn *vfi |K* itiiilr t !• ' or •' "btir su n d j), .'Harm ),v , spore r*t Tsi to j| uoinla after (art dticrlptinn nf one of the mrnFrank fim tu* whom ha»iiaa ifffkf 4#l l.v *'t ■* H a l u L L l l l l l . . Gn d i l l — When police Irarcd they had a racial (1.tc-rn lun'l* who rnbl^.f him with the pre** ate legend hat 1 4«t f ><•r#fi Ml ItrtN nl mi lulftm^nl • Ilf i « tan Ibf'ldant Llifnhow ir w „ about lambing on their hand.. The e* ,rJ|11 „ „ t..J% (i, When pnllre a-bed D ’cfu* to da- ne.o named vice n.e.Ment o? ihe 4 iF M i n a *41 I- a *Ufn a; to board hi* p ane hu-d** ■■ tr plntlon rucked a Negio Hume in a ^ jin*i eacli ol the n:her team* i cube h « a-.allanl., the tailor handa Hotel in charge of public AI I* Miff!4nn T i l l Ith N* I li lilHilU). |*t turn U* VVa.h,n«U.i, he noticed a an aica when- Ncgioet hair bent lrl ||„- nine day . .impctiliuti that t*».k *'ul a notebook and gav* the iclallon*, It wa. announced today, (Paali t m.p ol Huy Scout* Handing m moving next to whitri Two yeai* ,,,)* ne»t SundayOne match evar! rnea*uiementv of .me uf the Mnnit*l» a part owr.«r of the |1. " w Iff Ail ll ff»#A I* •» It- A Alt* the rain nearby. ago i fiery crou wat burned on |h,int ,.<Jua|, . y<(Jt , , men Dielu* *aid be wa. mea.ur hotel FUfM l The Prr •ideni walked over to the lawn of .a vNegro entertainer , c(,rf(1 tn rul)lp r hfu| i ..i.., Jng the n.an f r a cult wbm anU !>•«••*< - i <*• r n a .r , j . 4a .. the young.ier* ami In a hearty in thr area and there were thteat* The i - c 'her «'.iCSe t him fi.-m be rear. .uai.net. >ani lUHo IR W , f«l of vnncnfelo Nfgroel Sa,„ |-ra> J r ||a n ) Fuhbem t » >*. i *.*.r *f low* ate vou r*ut camping: Rut i,id,,e .aid later they weir i ,i H llarinun. and ta-r CARBURETOR SAVES the eniy H, , No *ir ' piped une fieekled talitftcd the l>.«mbmg wa* the ) |A*rn all of New Smk Ivar G A S B Y "J E T -IN G " t « an i o o i n . **•■ .......... n . . . f* r l trout with rain .(reaming ie*ult nf a dligruntled auilut stakgnld of Ma.hlngton and Sid 10-Kgy Car ownen who ire waitii.g *"a"n •etaiet ''-.wn hi* face, "..u; .-Im m l g " rothe, than facial in natute of N rs 0fjM n , Cb I c u * moaeyar.d nut getting proper g.i Y«All " v ,M| i f i h# Ft lib’ 'Wn11f494 « t «| r»*. u11**1 1 m #•*ti | RvtlMae du* to over run nualur*. later In <1 j|»llr«i# «f»Af H i ) » i Mti-i it' will be (deaaed tn team ef a Itigin4» f Mth a.'ii i.f #|l ||** !»( vpn •t WLiCon irv Inventer who hat de­ CALL tn*A h ftf MBflfic* »'«** m *ty g.r N IG H T veloped a vary clever unit that • n y w h in J.'IC V II. fllilb ’f'lM Or. *al.-I 1, 1, «.f l*H r'a.ifll i ■» I* * . '. i n - , •avea gaeoline b ' Jet-iDg and near i l l Juda* rf l*imi* "It * ,.j..i* l).,rM* anelray Vaeu-mating.** It u aulomaue a>_ Me - affli* tn Ik* <*ur* K*<i** n ------‘ and operate! on Uva tupertKargt ,-P .*1# Cauni* a> k.nlain Fi*r. rrinv Iple C iillv tn.ttlled In a I fa wttkln * 1 • <vI i *lcn4,r • XO hot f *11tng* _ gblw.tie from ih» itnva cf ih,» n,*> few mtnutt* Fita cart, taucka • N O a f t t i t l rtoMt apace ~ i ----------r puklteatian " f tk • n*il.» Ka.h and tractora-Tba manufacturer*, Ulai *r 0*...*ol .Halt l<» ir will • N O lo u r 4 M H i u I f c duel* thr Vaeu-matle Carburetor Co, na and ahatl *tai* !*» via.* ..r K v r n i n g t I'A -*7.100 e**,d'ni* and *.**t effn • *<Mie«* rair-?0« Ktata S t. WauwitMa. Th e flngdt (F * t of winter com fort *H T I T . . r th..lalman1 and •> ,11 >« W it. are offr.-ing a Yaruiratu •w*rn l* i > in* i , ... i • to anyone wrha wrUl lAlUkl ll a im . t r m , ai,*r*<> a*d on hit car and halp nviroduc* it *-<•' .lain* nr demand a*| *. (tit! •kali k* vain to otheri They wilt gladly tend V G l O R O l S IU A R I SOS h g f H Arc. FA 2.11ft! 4 .* < e*■ t*> r|..rit*n V T r . h i h full free particular* 1 you m ite A* adatinltitaiar *f ik* thrm or tend ynup ntme and id W. AI |«1I Fa'hta ** V ic ItobclJ*., A g t . tiOl K . I l l drcai oa a peal card today. .'uii.s i i . n r.ti rtf. d*t*aa*d -■ 1 BDC C O N TEX _ P DAY *f 4BfbI & H E A T IN G HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 I SO U T H E R N N A T U R A L G A S CO. HERTZ r prkg >12$ ___ I T O B O V S l*re* iplrt* pdrtrwt* ad MARILYN MONROE * 3 ? T O G IN L S laeya t^r*t y i rl u lt •* ELVIS PRESLEY 1001 OTHER THRILLS!, Nt v ia ()• ( ALL S E A T S - 8 0 ON ST UK K N : U tA N K K N S TK IN S 1i.VTt.ll IK K 1 �~1 i on. , Feb' . 9 . 1959 — t Truluck Home Scene Of Party Feting Former Sanford Woman Tlie Ionic of M r, J Mch-* Truiui » „ j , the .gene of 4 lotfi) morning pa rly Saturday when n « enttria.ned un it * i off* r in ! n i»r of t , m t n r M ri llj r Ire Scott J r M n N.ott It t i c ■ .rmrM a d a ljn Trulu rk of Sanford (iu e it i were g rectid at the <l « • by M r , T ru lu rk and the honorec A pink motif m i carried out in th r latdr d n o ra tio n , and bower arrangement* p la in ! at , anta;c point, throughout the home Ihe refreshment tatile held an ar rangement of gladioli and pm* Thr olltr rf % m n * «f tn* a lh .1 \ VII U .»•*« in : In MteT.vjrnrr ahtiard |!u sum ttinf N a * Vrr >t j ! j tr \\ r >■ t * *1*% COFFEE H O N O R S M ils n u i r i t i i i K at t i c It . w Si til I .‘. i f * .1 lee Satitt 1 I1 . \ > K \.i» 11 . Il . Il»*ll .'>1 a Dale Scott I : .i i i t .1 , ,\| 1 *. I t u l t l c k . S o t t , and Mr*. J. II. Trulack. ni»tht'r «»f t h e h n n n l c i - Ml Ml . l)akdsm Tjcdsi t ’lc * .i i£ j! Thr The tab le lisi*U *». * (l». ’•i*r ut . .y a> 4 * i * II. ihi« F e n a la ir * nd l i i r J . r U*.« «<|ii4ilfk't * M iU* i " lu r ttu lr jk ilk a. i t A i i i n no 4 ri 1 Af y at fliMHey eL»f r .r r 1 : anklm l» *r*r M r iltlrr r a iu u ti tiH'fi lht U ir,» i* mine 1' *' ' ,,fT "** **% * * r N *hi Ihr pi'*y Hour* werr M * . ;g|m If VI: . I'crk .r * M m l b % l .r M r. 1 II »n t VI I’! J i ulu Mr* 1 \ Ds ,i-n. a i d Mr. It IV* I) rr s> in, it..in* wrre Irtl md thr .ue«t i, *! i-r m »1i i • n. ytis i ' trs lx■'* % Itciuti* jilt f - iiii (lu n ch Jm op J . if t .i M i l «• but *. ||tit t i r o in *. i : '*trJM #Pp» i. * l»ui ' * li ** that IraC iH t, n Thr f /urua*ter be a ‘%r 3l ’a s t wa , host cat (b ra n d s .M e e t Th»* L i * l \«>hlr Hrjnr|% of ih« Srmtnnlr R r )ir k 4 h n r! Mr* l> I H iitt jn l on J^ n 21 ( 't i l c M i d a i Ih* meeting t orniut te«! b) !l»r (tifftitlrnt I hr *l(r\nlhin v titM t y , Mr* M a Hc I IlFi^wn «.| t H i* Mar \ til rcV;!*f Ihr hj ^ foi i l l flout » j " « 21 r i b m f f i t i f«ilIowr«J thr m r fltn : I h r r r u r r e ution nf I t e r , t p, and Ioitg1 ly . I hra- t li. Urol lie. lor tlic lun< hrtm *ta* \ \ l l 11 it • an tie r* in ore th. i i 14 , Ian, during tne d r pin ■ ' e** •i . **i ■- that M m :, The t c m r r p i r t i I'unUinid it* Mf( S j t t * Hep V li u.odrl a mirualurr »[‘ i*a tn Im |Tji% 1*f M(4*If k a: • M O I I K A a S M » K I I I I : S l l l i t l \ K 11 nf the f rank'm l> lloutrycll anil TK.V—.Mt>. h undent ftf" Itl, la in* t it M l< «i | r•**L I! W a < heeler tail u r , men.l-er in oi H i tier IL iih l' i k .itu* ^ l \ .1 1 *ti 11 hili* tr y 111i tin t ft* w i v v J A M ! I l i l t I I I It f,r*t ) r a r a , I n i c r i n r d u l r t.trl ungc lltglil suit and ih eckrrla i •th M A M»« . ... ,|U | if >1 * ( " M ’nt'il i«i th r lo d a y tae'il like to pretent lr. Jim i’ , tcarf Tht p t a i i , at tin lulu in <:: ht;y i \ r r — till. I*'*,i ill t h r U k H ISnl t*r* - h me IP, h r mediate lltfl Sco-d Troop ;**», Proud m u l i n g the ttm , i ■ n tabu t r ■> n u ’ kril wilh r n ' ■ir'ima’ krd with H* t .* *1 S i j *11 P h o t m l AH'h A ■ ' "I tpontorefl by Ail Si n il Catholic undid in* a n C a r ,, Abeam An j card* in thi stupe id im , ’ a i Church l.a»t v e ir lht *c young drea Hog>* •> I inda Hiamll, from w hiih Ih.- person tilting ||r|l * fiti* up as Im* i , I hr tr (■ lady, i lark Helane i ri>-,.ler there original!* i a n e 1| t • M * Man* nt . t *i I.Inda iir lt a t lio Piggy Ito un ttr plan to *i*tt then tile m i l l .tim li 4 t tioni.a Dumont Pa m e la f algtont f j f iu i a * in ; h m Iimiiic *t4 t** 4 1 * ^ 1* T h i ii' * a flin t I Im ' . j ,- uu ■a htir 1 itt ir hutlHitltt* *»rr W IN D O W • t ' Mb \ ii gir.ii file tin ■' >at. u 11 I hr 4 tonal Mifii*» ! 0 *il4 * IV J 4 ih I m tin* a rt uiuiii.it the swim ( i t i n h nf !hr \ All I I *nr* tih ..*p d K HUa . JtiMil nl Mi llul*rMs home time mar* luichtara Item,, I i thr liifli'hrnn wrtr nr it»,‘iitrf % t»* 4 1 *141 » ' i r :1 *|1 f i l l I** It* id *0 lint In* ft .till 1 *0 i iii*i 11* ml • ,*• >i.r Ha* .1 •i,.ir W A S H IN G VLh Ii • i r i r r l n 1 are Mrs (’ J. Tour I ituhia M u net, ia r o .» n tht iit I I n 4 U* i ■ t i i i t h * 1 Tkaalfl Jil l w 4 (l n|»l* H u t !!.*> >* nol t . f i in » ftiigife h i r e n T r a n t t.ail M u* I In V ic 11 . 1nl* Mm Hidtrrt S u d M* s: 1 . * I41*ti \tb ur W K Ooiin* Hrmut ii r t r iil t»* *» •# it* T W1 1.4 41 d to hi* F A 2-4751 t u in. (')ntliia Mitt ar<l f i l m M l who u r r r unahlr t*» •ittrnil ,»t* h r jim* tinii *A\* III H44 Hit in r f l*l» *t *.i 1411 t huu h « i ! l n u n ill'll M . it vy 1 egare *1 r « Huy Ih r fra 1% •|hiii *o ( i i h% thr Warn » p rrp Jfrd 1 for * P ford ill* *11 M't K n a r I'addnrk Ih r y lM * V •%! M.ilY of 1tot A I riH* I ’ pli IU M i r Ih ntrn! jn .l Jijfir r fm tit’ll %r!l k n ru .1 1 *ir h r v*• The girl, h a i r diyuled thrill 4 HI i* a two •li4ngi * of rlolh* I***' M i it \ t ii • 4 hllicli 1In \ 'it, ,( i ml 1% r I«a m i ,e h e * into fuur patrol, named j U ’M'il it r vh ntln! t-i thr*t !**ur ! Tl » * * 4 . 41* ft »vit tilip ^ fhl 1 4 1 * Ik„ *. 1 ' jr * « n £ ffoni *p«irl% oulfiii Mdft 1 ttlirr TODAY'S IMCTFRES 1 JhiltMlVI tf 5 ril thr *li Nealjn i SI lie rio ainr. St Juan id \ r r .ki.id Ami jfirTh'bon fn«h *i * *knti \RK TOMORROWS " I’ Wahnrts* n«m r> HaH a* her it|Ui* fir* i*»**T * Juliette l , i u and thr fla m ing ion* th* 1 ii < l*ii i .«i Wllllll j u r t i i at flit* luiirtirnTT lirr o»th TKKASI’IIKS — H i! gilttng l»4 t Suordy—f l a m i n g Sw ord,-" IlIluW * Pulin g Hit >hiia rntrrtainmrnt r r 'lr* f I l i t »th.* It 1 hrt M i * III i sh list* ri l ' r . r m d tu la , fr n *1 *,11 fi tittOfi* M ptt I'm a , ptl I led J ' OU ^ nl (V i e b o l d t ’s i „ V " K ' uill h< f r m iilthl hi Mr* t Arndt* tutu th trr* !*r nni i «*■ d»r a .i tvil I In I", t « H1 * t auf a It. r a r lh r \ p r n* ’» it* I regret that I didn't (lame In II* ia«« who Ii a * firi-pirnl a tpr ' l a t g a r r ! Hr* «Lh h who jr r i «*it I 11.|,; I*4 it, t to ; t u 5 . I ’A IIK A \ ».. At r ,rg t.* A<fm' *»a* 114H it 1 « sis id i hrek Ihe , i u i l i e nf thi, la,t 1 4wi l ir a ! lor thn*« Altrnding fh f \ng from Ithrmr* tt H ti I m il I litrr M MiUlnM > an* 1 u . the ti* i * «h 1 ard* name Seietul notion, mgg ted in »ntn vrntjt nr will tir Mr* MaHf * Mil'll if 4 4 %* AN I a - r e c sprj*e t it* * '.*»«( *s i,M* "lif m tn my head rapid!* t derided i H h t u a A ik s * *,f \ \|| '!» g a l h r i trior Himn Marirtla Mr* \ HtO't * | 41 I'll 1'*",I' ** Vtlt M ! ,y mi *ritgi't h i m r i t r , that I knu1, nheit 1 n< Million* of Ih n irt ami i •"t • 1 fi| fur luio iiron at iHf Haftililiifl Ih i o r i I i -i i ha il fiR o f f ft i io n a I « * p r r i ill* nt 111 Kit inutu.i: .u> « 1 p 4 1-4*1 licked i d t il lra * e fur'.tief H » r u Chaine* irt \\ itilt l*4 l * **i» W i ilnr Ail,y} i-io* j * a -Hirdinitiii anti fa«Hli)fT t *Fill * * li i* N.4i 2 iAi |> !ur,-»i* 1 , 'N ile !»|V in h. tni.au latiiin tn u h i \ V .i t nlin* themr |>rrullr«l rum tie o’ a lot W a i t in g In hr llv w r h h r il Vir % J < * * « i*41 i it * Hau 11*411 bits 1* *\ T h t, pu-t ye a r me gill* ha*i I lo infti in *m «Aa* »i n n l ludfi T S.ljlM MI 11) Mi * IL v •nit** it 1 * 4 lt.nr M i « t 4. 1 14% Itngln % .»»•» W l l r t i i t . 1 fi-s» 4 lbeen working nn their armnd V wInti i !*•|ti4» i »j r fid 111411 **f Hit *tinny \»*i*Uli£ Mr* (■ • a . 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Me teach m u hoe to (e a n ii'.itng Hie requirement, for Mal t lliirttr l r i t U t l«lkt> Mr I I I " I l VT \ %fi ■ ? Ill «an* »* f■ ’ * 1 1h •g 4 A» to Atlrml h t * * j *« i u r ti ami tep* r alum r u m dt 4 Mu( *rrr« * knot tvmg T h t , m.!t f>e pf a » i* t it 4 Ho 4 * A i *,ifl f» **T* (tiinfto'rd tn Vh* 1 -'il H a ir * l a ' u fu n itu • t e r g<t * •II ' 1*4 «»in - f ■ •'*! *’ f '***« rn. 1’ *1 * I mt an*e in the m akin g of hed'oll* %t nt4 ti%r jf T j r h i -t t^ MI She m h omed *•*. '*4 *nirr« In u r t iu in t m ach in e pin, eiioug'li f \\ r th* It* « III l dl * all n r and bedroll* l i m n uiter knot t* Sq s.vttun L U'\ i-n %lli r*gp Mh*n tl. j ij.lt' i M ■ " ’I M •//ills til ntai i* i hUintr b r**ui mi t* * droll mg 1 hi- girl* will barti to liutid the ffi'l *•! 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Ill Till* ih* I I I roeher 1‘ lan Ma- m your e u m iiU m t ) . it mtiifr -nllk *-slit A'.u»*r tit s* a »ait *L n T» » air*.nt" "“*■ wi'ltlli d - lit I'limit 2 IHI IHT * s .p in t'.ta i titrrn n ati It' r iiin 1 hu nr ft w-ill * Ml * ft*i|y 1 ng l i d Ttie tr o o p , , i n - pro let I thi* ht’hlirig i p | i l n 4 tul tl 4 i»I* I’ ll* I 414hd|>ai 1 nt* J i r Mr '* t,H* 1Uif;ib<l and i r ih ng i'Saii S u i f t it dg. year wa, tu m..ke t ie Santa i bin* mn at » 4 •<1pit! .i »»*V of ).*'! And M V It I Hr »f d ^yArtfOld % I n# r* " ♦ •* •• rIla In P* Ilmirn !>n! I nmer of S St,»t thr I' if %! 1h 1* i to III pptH* 4 * I h* t for thrir ehurrlt > fr*ti.al ami to inrltJfktl *hnm p h j n •ml' it li.. ** *t«l r I - 1 w A U l O , ' Kur*. l o . i i r i * < Ti» 4 *i*H h1is1 ft Jf*! . r ,r« hurt h '■*111 tlir* 1 4 t »er\e at the le*tl'al krv M u r* 1 tut •- 1*k \>ld (la *•• adit 1 nl im hi d***rit dale, f orl la I’hore J l ik > o i, \ big dating - p innr*l bn l ur<%4 r*4loifi 4r.»| «t4tk o* p.i w p j . * ir»b in • < .»• hill* ** hrittiH d for lV*i! ot ’y u le and our ii-pie a *»| t 1 I Ik w*hif* \»h tVeiinrsiia* Itir girl, *,i lb .................... ■it thr ryrmny .ihott 'itt ill, u ijt ir in r ir n At I •*■ lia* h « n r 1 m hi*(t ilt d for im '.at i , e i,t'l rail. t lari t t.'il 1 take a tram trip to Minte- f a r . IriNltcrt *%rri *i!41« « * ,*o ! * •i*r jro ifi* • thr proMufl it ! t fr it 1* a fi da The* will l . r * Mo shell rtdlritnui t . n t \ All I t » ff son*1diH« d l 1 ltd "A d « II * » 4 at f(o! m I I Ollrgi em.. « no,, •4 * i ,j ,a* , n • J l i t i r i 1( 4 1 1 1 4 % »fr 4 ii.i I »r Thr Finol In lu g li_mh in tru park amt ttirti I 4 f I I f««tbl|t jr!T j*‘ I l ’'U.a« 1.s ' i r •ti. I i * . Haidl.t < (lilt 4 0 4 ' T 1 V I UKSII I'ISII an.l .t. If return In Sa nlo rd—*urr «t»e« •raft r r p t f ^ f lit it o t » « »lrr*. **y I .V ♦ S K A I (K ID V. * sound like fun 'fit t * A ’*•t|-|t I n , ■ <4' f 4«(l f % 1% 111 M fir »r st rail — 1>* 4 VI 4 '.-•n* sit tli** t .i u Mi 'I le a d e r fur th * a rlise rrrw l« * »n . ' VI *n ! die wr ill, . Ml,. '■ *ii»ri 4* 4 1. .Mil l i l t '•t Cl 4*•M at r 1 M r, (ternarrl Wolford, assisted K EN N E1TS by Mr, M J Ihimont J r H"th in* i i ..t d *•rtii« n .XI t »■* P ••r p III « ' a*« • 11» • . * are s e n m m h intrreitrd In the Hi (formerly llnkunthr'*) ur it 'a Plti • t .*o*rd h\ Y4 > 4 " 1 >1•It ■ - r thi 1 ir 1 liiwip and h a i r hern taking man* of ti* »ft \**f * * **••* tn " * ?• V| * »tit*,! i * i huri n of the couMe, offered in order f*dk* llfft A -a A ■ n< Vk| Id to heller «er*e their girl* 12113 W . 2 0 th '* » . 4 111 4 * f»*l i■, •* in jsa* *il*g #111* K'J gif* irv i .i T he, are aided in many of thrir H ’t Mt it u | f n i ff» wtYr% tif A Alt * no • is. i. wr*! of French i" i r t i* H ir , h* * moil r wiper all* r •"irolgf 11 a Mi* itmriimc m* I ItA H r Drli'er An,' « here troop romm ittre t i n rail rliair >*11ti Mt *r« I i ui''in. r <if Mi* I kill M 4 nr \ » * a* n H i i f i . i i i i M In Sanford man nf Ihe tr-*ip rommittre 1, wift tiring* her i#wti Luich Mil Ml or ivn ir r r * i Irrv \y r Mr* F t llu hn refreshment ;r«tu{i ha* jf 1ii|itetl thr nANir I-i|iu it : • i n 1« fh rrr WiHi , i i . rhaif m an M r, ( t Witt tele It rn a 11 Raiggrr * li y it t 7)1 i akr it * \ ' 4T *omr SEE FS FOR A phnnr r h a l r m a 1 M r, Crowder v rt fi Vt i « ft ir r ’ • t nut Vo j r t j r u i mtf t nf "it t hr * ( OMFI.KTE SKI.El I ION n'jtilunr i l u - ian M r, 'tar* *4 si Tirmufll* gfjtrrt Tfll J ** » if •»**1 \ t 1 1* y mg OF ----M iik na m l r an.porlatinn and rn.) r.Ms!ii Ih r .tiring nMidi tdtili '* a* kte chairman, 'tr* J a m r i Dou i «»tiffftt t*Fh * tilue linen doth \\ alrhe* ce’.tr Jew elr> th • itiin irn t histr fiu m ufj a r i a * Oinmondu of nut* mint* tn k e i anil *nffrr to 4 tTnm|Mrty thrir *jY4tlwirItr * l i ir lh * t i in e Itin g ", < *urpo*in* thr Tvii* tjtdr* *o I »e 4»ur f i t * -f I M i « h r i d | r * rrr Mr* Hr!' M ' rai ('h t nai rrej ;#r or nr L a « a « a * The dinner lor thr state presi Wrp Vtr* " a VI*Inni* Mr% V dent oi the \rru ru in Tg-gton A m Jewelry larrrtl Vtr* Mrg l rntihart Mr* lliar* has hern Indefinitely post S to re V|r* Inn# Jair.r* IHined The dinner **ai originally "kip Hi*rfr tflj B . l i t F A J U 181 Mrt t t 1 hum 4 nr! "hr ho* siheduted !•* '.lie Sanford A m i rtt liar) for tht, week. t l l t ’ l'.lltl S t u f f I'h o t i ' \ u a U ia ry for thr g*, mrntl era i'e*,-nl n iruli i 1 tthbi t * * nr i i* tsii » u mnir ifitjtlrnl* ♦■! . a l l'll* \m ertcan te g i.n mrt f r u f a y ntgiit at the A m e ric a n le g io n Hume on highway 17 *9 2 . D u r in g Ihe btuinr** meeting it w a i announced tnat the stale pres­ ident » viail c anned for th u wee* ha* hern post coned Mcinper* d *i .,«eil , Ian* or thr Seminole fo un t; f a i r which be­ gin* on t e l b! Mr* id g a Hunter a.-i.l M r, Ifut Sn lit an- . o chatrn i , n of the fii*»»l i.ar at ihe fair, t a ptain , for <a.n da. nf the fair a rr e appuinlrsl ti ie»t tpeaker <*a, Mr* Nan v Merle She ninduited a question ant an«*ser cenuit on srtrran*' t'elirtll, Mile stressed that women r Iglldr fur »Idow » pe'isiou sitould apply immedtaleiv he s.-o.e on r-iuratiun for i r t r t a n , stn.'drrn. 4 rntr j 1 4 i n Ir l l i i r l MoiKhlon « pA*% th! -null the a.i'c It * multi t if ii'rmv■** li', c *» to the f j * ’ i rid j * 11 1r n to thr ha in I mo h* it* r the u r i n c c i f n *1 ri|M t i r jr u r t taL Luncheon L o r \\ i \ c s nc« 1 tnr 1 a mile, tn ,tl*ef tieir’ iwm tan.lr I n ra The table cl-ilh is q u m t e pick '.ladeita « o b i u - c h l from the l) a :ir it a Diar..!, by the hue.' tee Auxiliary Has Meet OfJhs OJsiSik 10 tn rm h rr* NOW p r r ic n l S llm W M , 1 2 : 1*, O l'K .N Tea Slated Tuesday Olficeis Wives Have Luncheon ( lock tail Parl\ IK Id _ w BIRTHS Date Changed SUSAN HAYWARD j u iT Vsi 11 11 K n l r i I n m t i i e n l l e u l 111 r : :.t;i • 3:39 f i : 2 -*< VOMISSION I'or I'hiss Atlrariinn \tlulu: M.iltnre .sllc — Nighl 90c Slmlfnlt —• TiOr Bridge Party FA2-(»!>2:i Held Thursday O P H IS TTC A TE S f lA I ’ustponement Told CrfoAt •Do You Want Elbow Room To Live? y .iil yrejf h ime id M i n s t l l i n f i ! , * , ! ! piece ef V' T !'■*•' *'e |( m u H ^ ig r if r e n ll, within* penrxl, iilip ti luavely to ln.i i> s open it.*.i plini The liimiwimr teelsond tlu ye n t i **e in point 'Intnlmuni tu* lum ed it tn solid I’ecin — rip m rd N.O.C.E. lias llie a n sw e r .... T A R G E T D-e u .n n ,, nth grimed lieiui) of the late m il tuck in in on- omenti iul liinr!riil> clinic ilenpi l)ie ,e i,e ton, diOnent *ifiitiom nglil and !elt end pieces strngl.t tnd i u c e l cent,i pieces In lug ;o e , mdi* idual needi C'.sme ice It m a y b e a h o m e o l y o u r o w n , o n e o f t b e y b i n / n e w a u t o m o b i l e s o i a r o l l c g e e d u c a t i o n fo r SOON: your y o u n c is 'c 's B ut e /iic i’ c v c r •he m in e impued tolled: m In Pu, n r li-iis e dupti) tid iy .\,id* eighty piet.i f *r l.«ii> « livsn| you a re a im in g fo r, s o m e d a y r e g u l a r f h n f t w i l l b r i n g if w i t h i n your g ia if j. Jo in ...a n d don’t say we ft Ih e f o l k i w h o ore sa v in g fo r ih e b o lter i h i n g i in life w tlh our h e l p . Y o u a r e c o r d ia l ly in v ite d . "You Are Cordially Invited To ViHil Our New Store” Central Florida Carpet & Furniture Co. fit).*, . fill!* didn't tell y o u ...! W. New D ELA N D , • Hours; Y o rk A y »n u * F L O R ID A 9 *. m. — 1 p. m. Open I!) Appointment �# • THE'SAOrLOOg Editorials Washington Calling City-County Meeting Breaks Down Barrier I 1 If. S«nfonl ami Seminole t«mmlaainnera, for th* first lime in history, sat down together Friday night and dis. cussed mutual problems. * Each pledged harmony and coo(>eration with the other; each became aware of the problems of the other. L'ndcr discussion were many of the projects in which the city and county share joint responsibility. Among these were roads, drainage, taxes and the various services de­ manded by the public. The meeting was railed to discuss the possibility of the county sharing in the cost of the city’s recreation program. Such a cost-sharing agreement would allow use of city fa­ cilities by non-citv residents, without charge. Other matters of mutual Interest came up after the recreation problem was settled, temporarily. Countv Commissioners plan similar sessions with each Town Council in Seminole. Future sessions Isetwern the county governing body a id the Sanford ( ommission are toured. During the session, each official had a chance to ‘ get everything off his chest." This was important in that it helped to break down the harrier which existed between the two governments. Several past instances of non-cooperation lietwern the ' two wert cited. Thia led. in many cases, to duplication of equipment and machinery, some of which ran be used no *. more than .10 days each year. Possible benefits sugge<led as a result of such meetings Included such things as joint purchasing of materials and equipment, the combining of such function* as tax a**r««ment, tax collection, recreation and other activities, rv»t only for Sanford and the County Commission, but for ihe county and all municipalities. However, one of the most important point* i-sUblished at the joint meeting «•< thr fact that Sanford is a part of Seminole County. This is a fad which too long hn* Iwen ignored. County Commission! of the past admitted thi*. but little was done about it. The feeling had l>een that the County Commission, legal­ ly and morally, was responsible for the rural area, the city could take care of city residents. This feeling existed despite By IN EZ ROBB th* fact that city dwellers were, and are. carrying a lion's EAST LANSING. Mich share of the county tax load. Thest meetings ran lead only to Iwtter things for all of Juat like the baltsdrcr sings, Michigan Is ‘ a winter wonderthe people of Seminole County. lend" And, gully, huw the na­ Last Rites Sunday For John I. Lee Inez Robb Says • m • • What About The Hen? On ncouion. news dUputchc* Ic a v c n great ileal to the reader’s imagination. Such waa the story in the Friday issue of The Herald • about an egg laid by a Norfolk. England, hen. The I ’nited Press International story said the egg wa* 10 Inches long, nine Inches around and weighed sight and une-half ounces. The dispatch said .the egg would make a satisfying breakfast for eight people. This was very interesting. Hut. what hapjiened to the ‘ hen? 'Courtesy' Awards Slated Thursday Courtesy Week Chairmsn Dave Thrsvher announced today that Courtesy Week awards will be made nett Thursday at the Jay cee luncheon Four savings bunds from San ford Atlantic Bank, Florid* State Rank. Florid* Power ami 1-lght Co. and The Vo .ell Co will he presrnted to -ne most rourte-*us waitress, ,-oliremsn salrsman and sale -arty •'Winn-rt have not been revrsl- rd due to thr Itrge number of nominations,'' Thrasher s a i d 'Th e Committee is still trying tn mike a decision in rath cate­ gory.' The "Knuif Information Center'* says that Ihe average weekly eon sumption of snuff In the C S it |wn ounce* per user and thst the aserage retail price it 10 cents an numr. DAILY CROSSWORD 3. Building ■uditinn 4. Bom I. T rtb .# ft. neDefraud •.Wary hata------i slang I ». Wan ?. M int 10. lust'd a. Quakers U.atspt ever It . Raaort !»*** 1). Appearing 11. Weird sa if eaten 14. Fastsesr 11. W * l’r»e|. IB. C-sektail I'gredlsal ii#at from 17. Frost Texas 11. Aotemn It. t'Pviirsl promise motion 31. hough II, Negative Uva word 30 Against 31. Ihrbile notices ACRO*a 1 . ------ poor foltrr 13 rauer-.e* 31. Tread I easily 31. aim H gg. Young srurrsl M. l*m pray 3* rail for Vssis-us- a is s s ir help M l’ lg|-en 14 l*»My aetf-eetsem 34. Hel. -sr i naul 1 St. Prims St. Mika lsrr S3. Finished 11. Farmsedginr 4<V ria*h i Jsp ) rcout 31 x alter ?s. amp 37. Openings isnat.l 31 C-iri* nickname 3» M .tie not* 14 r'fp'exinf *.• *• «n* U Rest s* 57 Xeir.e 5* Cle* e 5*. No­ l l . Minns! deposit 41 Clam a broth»f 41. Female sheep 44. Neal tives hat* It. And thr vttllurs, loo. i This Is the longest, roldest win­ ter in these parts In so many jear* that mo-t Mirhlgamlrttgee-e. loot had fovguttco how icia u h ) long underwear really is. As far at the eye can sre, the land-sap* is bulled in -mu*. And where It isnt blanketed in white, it's encased in lee. Oh, it s purty, all light, with the puuirst twig in th* *lm lr*e ’‘inch d*»p with pearl," even at the poet tl-vrrved Ire Just Ilk* a picture potcard to sre me m l barns rising fium a dauling white field, to «.!-*rv* the irirlfs hanging like long. tlrndfr diamond* from svery roof and to watch the kids ikating in the -tdr yard. ItUt enough is enough Prop!* nut this way were happy to put up with a White Christmas, but they aie beginning to mumble about a white St, Valentina'* Dev, which ft i 'l l i l nr Id t rar-t P Ether sky IDar If Ir-g 11 Wire 13 Dart . f a atsir tl F\etarna­ tion IS Room pcgf kitrMn 1* Huridt* 17 Female pig t* Negative It. Waning bll-ia 17 Mam po.nt 74 Hofiter flower 74 riu**t potatoes Jk Not so •Mfirviit It. Elisabeth Regina ft! Viper !V Greek tetter 17. "The House of the Seven . | *1 *7. Touch ft* riaiut* 40. Tried lightly 11. aotir disk II. Metsure ef land IL Ancient Irvsh capital II Game animat DOWN •ham riolinl « aineettv Artificial gold alloy Needlefish Stem ef grain Emerald Isle Mail -vi II I f Vyprveit r ■bow a * •naut I Secure Peisent iln -tt h 1 '/■y // T■ J, T o ro’ar ra f* 4 Monday, Fabriiary P. 1989 W 4 S.TZH S.IBHMW. aillo* r w ililn a*sis:* w , ststtit. aa. **■■■,)■■ r.s im a* SCM X J . CliSSIXSS, S S i t i n o y iianixs* i«s v k M -i-r ■ S U N 4 4NBV site Kaitwe *Mi*tr steii** •»•*•• l l l s r t i t . • near, i s ! ckrtelasM Baseraar Slag Pie” e la n asatler neiake* i t , » 4 » ik* a rt s i V h i n n u If askance t 37 Confront .ft* Frenih rtrar 40 t'nhsppy a T ~ 1“ •'il 11 1 % •$ A % 1; •* •t % % la it --- 14 * Unlucky 13 'O u t ' In New Skyscraper JACKSONVILLE! e11*0 - Repeal Is Sought On Evolution Law KNOXVILLE Tenn. ll'P I ~ * braneh cf thr American Oiemieal Society hit asked that Tennessee repeal tts law fnrmdding the tearhmg of evolution. The group Saul me statute, wnirh gave rise tn the famous "monkey trial" of high school teacher Jubn T . Scope* in IBM. Tea tales In groceries and in­ it eontinunusly violated and that stitution* in Ihe I'. 5 totaled "widespread Contempt for our more than ina million pounds in aw leads too easily to contempt Itftl sernnd Isriest in history. for other laws " T»a baa le s in Cael-rt laa# fC-IM gats a 74' r - i t r U i m k h rr'l.i.r •*}} II* leaf. % u % 11 n % % V. T<‘ U TN >*#* Truss errkl le, & '*r| .’ r,', . 1( 1 , ( vrlf. is j i % ji V i ■, ■*, r M i O fllta - I « > t , k a. H t l . it aarR iP Tiax i m a Me pee » r ai* r»s,u* Addin? TM MM UlMf WtfM ... dill peepesr , For lUM'fc II.W r.M# u « » n iii sekirl* fe* kaop-r. sod Iswilr. Machincn* For SA L E RENT REPAIR 207 W wt Flrat 81. Arcade Package Store Featuring The Very Beat 310 E. 1st IF YOU’RE WORN TO A FRAZZLE TRYING TO "DIG UP” SOME EXTRA CASH a |G.A.C.1 oll-purpost loan may bt Iht happy solution. ’ § > " ' O A C iF IN A N C E C O N D O N A T I O N 111 Wes* FVrt St-eet ..................................Jet. ! A*40i J - » < * (CM Priftii#dt 0*n bean Pady t J; fnfcf M . (let* -osua d l l North O ra n g e S b a a l^ ................^ , . ' . 7 * 1. G -trd o a 4 .M U dfl Wear Central A-move ........ T*i GA/de« M B ) t W Cart Celestial Drive ............... V .. Tel GA/de* k M M y * I. M a a a e il la a f c il.lt MAM TO It 1 pood .nsurtnc* *n-i cr«>rl business to see from an a< tu.il on-the-job demonstration just how a 'Jeep vehicle tan help you gel more work done eten .It- m the veer on sou/ johw. These seh if let are rugged, powerful and m satile! They hate ihe extra traction of 4-wheel drive tn take tr.u xnd 1 full |uylo 4i{ oser the roughest terrim , in g.KwI weather or bsd. On the bvghwav, thev thiftexvily into conventional J.wheel drive for trasrl at top legal speeds. And. with power take -ff, they operate a wide variety of sp*-- m ) equipment. There • a 'J*rp' vehicle ready tn 611 ynttr specific needs. (.*4 an actual demonstration and prose to yourself that a 'Jeep* re h id , u.ll Ho sour job* 1-est. Tw* uskatwai 'Mag ,, dee, kaadredt •fiaU family of 4-VhH>-0rin nhicfiz swnr »e«rr«t**J#rp* dealer? TYPEWRITER SERVICE O. D. Farrell’s Thi * Service ADAMS ter!*! coin, as Keyserllng sees If, si a time when big Induitry was operating at (W or 70 nr even SO percent of capacity, business ts no« ready at production goes up to make a killing. f The difference over the conse­ quences of a spending budget and a economy budget arc equal­ ly sharp. The Administration claims that its budget will result in s growth In production ap­ proaching six percent, Keyserling and the spenders say. In effeet, yes, that may he right but most of this will, in fact, he making up for the production lost during thr recession. In s h o # we will merely be catching up with where » e were a year and a half or two years ago. According to Keyserllng In hia presentation to the Congressmen, with inflation discounted it can be shown that the average rate of growth since the end of the Korean war has been only 1 3 per. cent. His spending budget would mean a growth rate of I per c e i^ plus overcoming the loss of thW recession. A* to inflation in the future. Key sterling argues that Elsenhower * unplanned deficii will he far more inflationary than a budget with a planned deficit, which pruvidc* greater spending and therefore more tax revenue The argument in Congress is likely tn renter on individual ap­ propriations and not on opposing philosophies, with the spendr-M carrying the day in most i * stances. Rut ihe insistence on economy and a balanced hudget may give the Administration a political advantage for 1M0. Let us prove what a 'Jeep' vehicle can do for YOU I % at % J* t r The huge new Robert Meyer Hole', whirh will te completed soon, 1 -n't taking any rbaacea with supersti­ tious patrons. In planning the six million dol­ lar skyscraper building, the num-, ter 11 « i i eliminated. There will he no riKim 13 nr any 11th floor it jumps from the llih to the tlth. Vice President Robert Ft. Neigh hors said he wanted guests to feel ' ■free and easy" in the SO-slory hotel •'You would be eurprilrd at the peop'e who thy away from the number II," he said. % si % is is T ie Nee*M I* a a » k o >r ike l all** Press 0 *1, 1, •« ,etines estlssIretr tw sk* wee ter reeeklleail*a of all lia leeal lie s 0110144 la Shis acresf aper. / 31. Nlnlian va|. eano'var l *.» Greek latter 31. tdwvk 1 and Carrier Balaedar'a A ro se has not been struck by the wrath, er but by th* state's prematurely young governor, G. M en h e n iSoapy) W illiams In order to pull the state salt of its financial hole. Soapy, who it hoping to be struck by the Presidential lightning of the Dem ­ ocratic party, has just pn-posed a atate Incume las. Now in hi* sixth term in office. Soapy i* shopping around for an extra IlSO.UUQ.Owi in lax money, even as his opposite Republican num­ ber in New York, U«iV. Nelson Rockefeller, who is also tout ting firtidential lightning, it looking aroun-l for an n lra U7J.OviO.uOvi to balance the slate budget The GOP it charging Soapy with low cunning in writing an Income tax measute that would leave untouched the great ranks and file of the state * legion «*f j uiganned labor, to which ha owe* so much politically, and put the burden on the middle and upper middle classes and on banks, corporations and financial inslituti'int. With the Michigan legislative House evenly split between the Demociats and Republicans and a Nervate controlled by vonserva live Republicans, Soapy * new tax plan won't have easy sleddtng. drspite the fart that Michigan, as of now. hat a plethora of the stuff -tquited for sledding So, Baby. It's not only cold outside in this state, but faced with the possibility of new taxes, the Ire Is forming inside the pic. lure window, too TYPEWRITERS Do w n I. Of the *J* Kates** aa « « • * at S u Ir f S ; la all the weatherman promises them There hat been a run on galoshes, mufflers, ear muffs, •locking raps and anil frerte suit­ able for man and beast, no lets than for motor*. I'nd-ubtedly ft would be lots of fun to ride in a one-host open leigh For a numltrr of years row, th* -late t -ps-rlalt) has been mulll-bust power ttehrmoths, and th* titanic effort to keep the mam h-ghwayi -pen for these sou pest up jobs has only further emptied the state's treasury. Travel it indeed hroattrnlng, trot I have discovered not only that Ihe stale It broke but that Detroit it built over some <-f the largest salt deposits In thr L'.S A. In order to keep the highways clear for Detroit's principal pro­ duct. the autnniubile. the aulhoittles during this Airtic spell have been mining Detroit's tub soil — pur* link tail— to spread on th* stall t principal thotoughfarat. Doubtless it la only hatdpan Republicans who are politically amused, if financially outraged by the r. Idest blow of all, whirh DAILY CR OSS WO RD At Roast I Wet, miry Un-I i rarei By M ARttU* C H I LO T , fiscal year 1M0 la ITT billion and W A S H IN G TO N — While most of it t* balanced by the hair line Along with Ihe discussion of President Eisen- margin of 170.000,000. many conservative prognosticat­ hosier's budget, even by the or* Keyserlmg believes there will Democratic opposition, has been In actually be a deficit of several lerm i of balance and economy, billions. Business under the Eisen­ there is a sharply opposed view hower budget will continue to — another kind of budget, its operate at less than full capacity, chief esponent. Leon Keyserlmg. with unemployment up to S.000,chairman of Ihe Council of Econ­ 000 and never under 4.000,000. omic A d 'tiers in the Trum an Ad While they do not cover the ministration, went up to Capitol ssme periuds, the Keyserlmg bud­ Hill Ihe other day to give fresh get being for the I I months of men Congrrsimrn a chalk talk *0 and the Elsenhower budget the last alx months of ’» and the on a spending budget. The idea behind the Ke>ersling first half of *0, the companions hudget Is as follows: the Federal are interfiling. Keyserllng acgovernment spends generously fur rept* th* recommendations of the education, resources, and public Gaither and the Rockefeller re­ welfare, frankly facing a deficit, ports on national security. For national terurtiy the tty spending more money business m a j o r is stimulated and thereby lav re­ President ! figure Is It*.SOS bilvenues inerease For the calend­ lion and the Keyserllng figure ar year IJto the Keyserli\: bud­ SJo billion. get is UV 1 billion This alk% * for In both the Rockefeller and a deficit of It < billion the Gaither reports the case was The president s budget (or the made for great deficiencies in America a military establishment as presently projected Over four years the Krysrrling figure for security would move up to BJS 2 billion in 1M4. The contrast is just at strik­ ing in the peacetime categories The EDenhower budf.et contain* John Thro Lee. tl. died at 7 JJ tl7l.000.ocQ under promotion of p tn. Friday in Seminole Memor­ education. Krysrritng'i figure H ial Hospital following a short til t l billion l'ndcr ihe heading. Pro­ ness. motion of Public lira 1th. the Ad Born Jan. 2ft. 1171, In Lake ministration figure adds up to City, Mr. Lee made hit home on MTAiiooom. the Keyserllng fig Lake Charm Circle in Oviedo Hr ure is B900,ooo uu). On housing the had lived most of hi* life in economy budget it BftST.MW.ooo, Oviedo and was the son of the the spending budget St 1 billion. tate Mr. and Mr*. James 11. Lee, The viewpoints at well as the pioneer residents He was a mem­ figures are sharply opposed The ber of the Methodist Church Administration puts most of thr therr. Mr I.*e was a retired cit­ blame for rising price* and in­ rus grower. flation on the demands of orSurvivors are one daughter. gamied tabor. Powerful unions Mrs Ira K. Southward. Sanford, hate pushed wages up beyond any four sons. Jsme* II Lee. Tampa: j u H K i c o - in increased produc­ John T. Lee J r , El Paso; Wil­ tivity. liam S. Lee. Mims. Charles Otis In the Keyserllng view the jarg Lee. Mobile. Ala .; 11 grandchild­ est share of the blame must fall ren; 1J greit grandchildren: four on business, particularly tug busi­ sisters, all cf Oviedo. Mrs B. ness. for continuing to raise prices F. Wheeler, M n . W. J. I.swton, even when demand was falling Mrs. T . W. 1-awton, Mrs. W. P sharply in the recession. This is Carter; two brothers, James H. the field of "administered prices" I ,** and t harles S Lee. Oviedo in steel, automobiles and other Funeral services were held Sun major factors dircctljr related tn day at 3 p m at the graveside at the cost of living. Having pushed the Oviedo Cemetery. The Ree. prices far beyond any justification Jark T. Bryant officiated. in increased wage and raw m iButton Funeral Home was In charge WUn-.Mrtfi larntt at awWMlIrtM CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 101 3th Street Etal Sutford. F U ^ �Sem'inolos iTost Bishop M oore Tonite C? ! « S “ « s By Jerry lo t Lit Loo The upand-down Sanford Semi noire will host Biihop Moore and hish »coung Jimmy Ellis in a return baiketball engagement to­ night. Ellis ii the lop prrp irorer in Central Florida cage circle* and will be out to close the Seminoles' home season on a dismal note. In the first match, the Seminole* contained Fllia for the firil half, but the lanky sharpshooter hit 17 points in the Unit two stanras to lead the Hornets to a 59-41 m umph Coach Bud l.a>er will rounter with All OBC performer Ray LundqulM and hish scoring Jim tiracev at the guards, steady Cliff McKibbin and fast improving Te r­ ry Christrnson at the forward* and dependable John Allred at center. The Seminoles v*t*t attempt to bounce back after bowing to a much Improved l.akeview squad at Winter Harden Friday mgiitThe Seminoles werr ice-cold. lo» Ing M-41, to a squad they had shellacked earlier in the season. The Seminoles now have an 11 a record for the season In addi­ tion to the Bishop Moore cncuun ter tonight, the Sanford squad jet must fare Oviedo, Sew Smyrna Rigney, Wife Hurt In Auto Accident W ALNUT C R E E K . Calif. (U P I) — Hill Rigney. manager of the San Francisco Giants, today faced the prospect of spenniug the opening da) s of spring training *>rd recovering front isiloii* injuries suffered in an automotive *ma*li up Rigney and his wife. Paul*, were hospitaltied here Sunday for surgery after their ear went out of control and crashed inio a power pole in Berkeley, across the bay from San Francisco The 41 year-old baseball manag­ er suffered a badly smashed low er jaw and a broken collarbone. .itrs lligney a hip was fracture*. Lilller's Puller Gels Phoenix Win the shattered hone ripping through her flesh. A hospital spokesman taid they were in good rendition According to Ihc polirr report. Rigney apparently frit asleep at the wheel of his 1915 model coupe about 4 3u a in while the car was traveling at moderate speed The ntichine verrrd over and ploughed into the power pole Wire Rignry's Jaw The report noted that both Rig ney s had been drinking, but no citations were Issued. ’ The accident was caused by Rigney falling asleep a! the wheel.'' the report read 1 Both William and Paula Rigney had been drinking." Rignry'a physician, who asked not in be quoted by namr. said four hour* of surgrry were re qutred to wire the manager s shat tcred jawr together. ‘ Tliere was no evidence of conrussion or internal injuries." he said. ’ The jaw fracture was quite serious, though . . . a lot of work was necessary to save his leelh " The physician said the fracture in the collarbone “ was not a bad break." •Rigney suffered tome face euis and contusion*," he taid "but they werr not serious " and Hr Land on the regular srhc dule. Layer's tquad goo into the OBC tournament Friday night *gain»t Apopka and will lie a decided uu derdog. The OBC tourney start* Thursday night tn Winter Park, In the tourney opener. Lakes lew faces Leesburg. In addition to the Seminole-Apopka dash F ri­ day night, Winter Park wtll take on the winner of the l.ce*burgLakes lew tiff looking ahead to the diilrict tournament, the Seminole* drew Fort Piercp In the opening game March 4 Thu*. It would appear that the Sanford squad has tough sledding ahead O r Friday night, laindquist, who usually hit* around the in mark, was held to three points snd left the game on fouls at the half, t'eell Dandridgr. another All OBC guard, had his troubles, too. He had only three points and hi* play making was not up tn his Usual standard Gracey and Chnitrnsnn were the only Seminole* In hit with any degree of regularity, Grace) had II, Christenson II Christen son also did a Hun's share of the rebounding, Allred had three, Vernon Kirk and Wally Pmllip* two each and McKibbin one In ihe JV tussle, the Riby Seminoles eould not match the l^tkevlew pace in the second half and went down. M i l John Tay. lor pared the llaby Seminole* with 14 Tor J3 * will ne versing M u r »econd victory of the »ra*nn over Rithnp Moore Innlght In the fir»t meeting, George Tendr* hit to lead the Seminoles tn a MS 15 verdict lulled Pres* lateniitioasl Fast Penn Si. *1 Syracuse 72 I.italic M Setnn Hall « Dartmouth 93 Columbia 31 Georgetown (D C i 79 ForJham Penn 75 Brown 97 Duquatne 71 \tllanosa 61 Princeton 78 Yale 63 Colgate 55 Bufallo 5t CC.NY 66 St Francis lN.Y.1 63 Cornell 67 Harvard 63 Sr. Francis iPa > 54 Westmnvir St Bonavcnture 92 Niagara 79 South Wake Forest 54 Maryland 63 Navy 7* Return College 71 West Virginia 9* Holy Cross \ anderhilt 72 laiuitiana SU 57 Krniucky 97 Mississippi 72 No Carolina St. 72 So Carolina Geo Washington 97 Will A Msry Auburn 95 Georgia 69 Georgia Tech 77 Tulane 47 Alabama 97 Florida 3<* Guttersnipe Liked 70 4t *0 63 61 Midwest One-Player Team? Twice In One Day Sanford Orlando Kennel Club I* gins iti ninth week of greyhound raring tonight at I in. a week crammed with nine action packet! schedule* Feiture of tonight t 10 rare pro­ gram will he the Grade A ninth event, in which an unusually-fast octet of hounds wdl leap forwaid in quell of Swiftte, the mechani­ cal rabbit hire. Among thr stars stated is Guttersnipe, one of tne crowd i favorites. Guttersnipe has won Ihree !m portant race*, in addition tn ptar mg twice and showing once. Thr 43 pound red brindle gent recently roverrd the ftse-ststernthi mile distance In 31 24 seconds In hi* last rare, Guttersnipe ftntshed in a dead heat for second with White Hatred Boy. Fans alto will he watching I-ora Nug, a 39 pound brindle lady who moves tip from the Grade B field after wtnnmng her last svrnt hv an eye-iloppin* final *trlde at the wire. It wai lira 's first triumph this season, but she's evpreted to he in the rash parade again. Tall lumber Timber it another one to watrh. although it s diffi rult lo single out any of iheir esenlj matched stalwarts of thr osal. Others in the feature are lie gam Mu*. Terble Ted. Busty Rea •on, Gten Colson and Hr* Mona Tonights eird opens with an impressise Gride R contest, and closet with a long three eighthsmile test. Indiana 14 Michigan 79 Ohio St. 74 Wisconsin 71 Miami ttlhio) 72 Dayton 69 Iowa 69 Minnesota 63 Purdue AS Michigan Si *1 Marquette '*> tamila stil t 60 lusuilville 92 Kansas 74 Kansas St. 70 Colorado 39 Cincinnati W Temple 60 Iowa St. 61 Missouri 53 Bradley 71 Drake 3o Southwest Arkansas 77 Tests 74 lO Ti Houston 90 Oklahoma City l*. *J Tr*at AA M 65 Baylor »2 SMC 72 Rice 54 Oklahoma Si 54 Nebraska Jv Tet Christian 64 Te*. Teen 39 Meat dtegun St. 72 Washington St 36 Si. Mary's (C a l.I M l'. of S F. 61 I'tah St. AT New Menro 72 \tr Force Arad. 73 So Dakota 37 t tah 66 Wyoming 37 Montana 49 Colorado St V. 41 Denver tot Brigham Young 9o Coach Paul Mikler* Oviedo Idaho 91 I'C L A 97 I-iom pulled away In the second California 62 Southern Cal. 53 half of a slow moving baiketbatl I nited l're*» International game Friday night to hand Bun Saturday nell a .39 33 defeat. MIAMI. Fla — Sharpthurg aur* The Lions led by a single point, 1613. st intermission. Imt outvised a foul claim in winning the scored Bunnell It-T and 12 tl in $64,700 Metwnnan Handicap by ihe final two itan/a* to win go four lengths. ing away. The lotalt werr among BOW IE. Md - A crowd of 19.037 the lowest of thr season for a turned out for the opening of the gamr involving Mikler* squad. I wiled Fre*« I met wailnnal Bowie •ipnng ’ meeting Onedo jumped off to a 10 6 The St. Loui* Hawk* need only I’.M.M BEACH. Fla — Barbara two more victories In clinch at lead in the first quarter, hut was Mclnltrc won the Palm Hrathi ie**t a tie for the Wrttetn Divi­ outicorrd, 9 J, in the ireoml leading the way for the Linn* amateur golf tournament hy de­ sion Hite in thr National R»*'«#!- wa* Jimmy Brookshire wtih 10, bn',I \*'oei*Uon— and they have IJ feating Ann Casey Johnstone, 9 four of which came on frrr game* 1" which to dn it and 4. In the final round Fite Hawk*, who drfraitd the throws. The Dud* eoutin*. Joseph S Y D N E Y . Australia SiUia Ru- Rustun Celtic* ful the NBA title and Mike, raeh had right (taint* uvka nf Heikcley, Calif, htuke last *ca*un, came ftom behind in in tie for runner up honors. All two wurld swimming records for I lie- final pnlod Sunday to drfrat of Joe l)uda'« point* came from women the 1‘biladrlphia Warrior*, IPO 93. the floor. Mike Dudi had four BOSTON— Bill Dellinger art a It maikrd their fifth victoiy in point* from the floor, an equal wurld record of I l*»9 for the two- r.ght game* tint season ovs- ihe mile run in the Boston AA track IVan tort and was their 39th In 34 meet games. GARMLStJI, Germany— Canadi The Celtic*, who ate eighl and an skier John Semmelmk died nf une half game* to fr.inl of the injuries suffered In International •erond-pta. r New York hnlckerinert .inker* in thr t.astrrn Division Sunday tare. pu>ted an rat*, 1.36-117 l i ! PH O EN IX, A n i — time I.tiller umph iiirr Ihe Cincinnati Ruyal* won the Phoeni* Open golf lourna Ihe Celtic* »et one reenid and ment with a 72 hole total of .Via 1 ed twn other* on the way to the HF.RKELKY, la id — Manager v if lory. Bill Rigney and hit wife seriously Thr Syracuse National* ended Injured in auto ira*h New Yotk'» itting of nine straight G E N E V A . Switzerland— t S am­ victnrle* over them hr defrattng ateur hockey tram whipped Switr- thr Krickerbncker*. I l l 104. in tor rrland. 3 2. in rvhihitinn game nationally lelevi**d gamr of Ihr ST MORITZ. Switzerland— Ital­ week ard thr Minneapolis lurker* ian sleds finish 1 I in world two- ripped to a J13 !0.3 victory ovei man bobsled championships ihe Detroit 1’ iston* in other tarn** Sport Briefs 2 Wins By Hawks Would Clinch Tie Rollins To Host Stetson Tonight Dick Gernert Inks Red Sox C o n tra ct' f ST. LOUIS f L 'P l i - Boh Miller veteran relief pitcher for the Phil adrtphia Ihilliet. today wa* prop rriy of ihe St. Louis Cardinals, at g i r a i i for a lime. General Manager Ring Dtvme •aid Mrdnentay M i l l a r was hough! on a ronditionil basis from the Buffalo club, a Philadelphia affi'ialr in the International league. Miller's performance with the Red Rird* during spring training at St. Petersburg. Fla . will de (ermine whether or not he stays. Devine said. A decision on his g-nntrart will be reached by April 10, opening day for National League play. McFarlands Triumph MORA, Sweden tl'P Il — Thr Beiltnlle McFarlands. Canada's representatives in the forthcoming world Ire hockey championship* at Prague, whipped a tram o ^wedish n i i u r i , ll -I , SuAdey. I mr (wowtl will I fit 10 * V Moutkif t*nf It (•afiVu 1 k,s ttikJi* all i « i f " l •**'(*« lUIM UUMKinaMITtfi • (Witk (**<Ft! Is* I *k«***i in* e*ik in* i* **d s**e«' *s • CUkt-O-ts**-* I n 7***4 f Mini N» ( O V U I 411 Turn Q94lin H lt u t i • Qvith-ifccH11* Ihrf .AJ l filled Tre** Inter national Tup-tanked Kentuck*. gunning for a basketball showdown with unbeaten Auburn on F*h 21 , it in a perfect *put to be ambushed to. n ght by hot *hootln{ Mltsitttppt State. like a pair or rival gun Ginger* n a "ho** opeta " both Kentucky •nd Mliil»»ippi Mate fully icallre lu w much i> a', stake In their meeting tonight at Starks tile. Mi** Each own* a gaudy 16 t record and each ha* an eye on the Southeastern Conference title Auburn, the conference leader right now and ownr of . v na­ tion'* longeit winning »tre*k, *l»o ‘..ill he in action tonight, trying for it* 26th »tieight victory at Ihe rspentr of Florida Pleniy Of Activity There HiP he plenty of mure avtlvlt) around the country, too, with setorul-ranked North i arulina facing Clem von. Seattle op poring X*»ier of dhio in an intertectional clash; Oklahoma going against Nebraska, and Army meeting Notte Dame in what alwaya winds up a I vely tussle re(aidless of whether it's basket­ ball, foot ha. or juti plain pitching horse shoes. Kentucky and Auburn, the na­ tion* seventh ranked team, each scored convincing triumphs Satur­ day night during which only on* Hh I • »!<•*», |*9il Oscar Robertaon wa* limited t* 21 point* at Cincinnati scored'its 10th victory In a row by heating Temple, 9*160. Robertson, thn leading scoter in the country, had an, off right, connecting on onljr 4 of IT *ho:*, but teammate Ralph Davit hit for 2! point* to help thw Bearcat* to their DRh victory in II games. Third • ranked K*n«a* M ala eru*hfd Colorado, 70- 39, fifth* ranked North Carolina .State lick* ed South Carolina, *2 63; eighth* ranked Rrad'ry defeated Drake, 71-50, and 10th tanked West V ir­ ginia hurdled Holy Cross 94-90. Second ranked North Carolina and ninth-ranked St. I» u i» wera idle. Do g r a c in g Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. & Sat., 2 P. M. ★ S P E C IA L M A T IN E E F R ID A Y , • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collins, Uperalttr To Honor Rickey W ILLIAM SPORT, Fa. ( I ' F l i Branch Hukry S r , chairman of Ihr tmaril of director* of ihe Flits burgh Firates, will be honored al a itinner highlighting the Eastern Regional Conference nf Little Iw-ague baseball Jn New York, Feb 27 He will receive an hon­ orary life membership to tha Little I^ague'a hoard of duertors. Of Sorry, No Minora Located R Mile* South Sanford On lii(hw av 17*92 Orders now being taken for copies of Ihc Sanford Herald pidtoAinl ioivd&i sdHion For the p4«t .IS ytare of tha SanfnrrI st ha» Herald bf*n the ctialom in publish annually a pictorial tourist edition, which will cover all phaaea of IN Is lS T U Y A- A iiR K .T L T L ’ItE ,' HOM K n U IU lIN G D K VKLIM '.M K N T.» SCHOOLS k C H IK C IIK S . SPORT3, N A V Y ACTIV1TIKS, S E M IN O L E C O U N TY A N D C U L T U R E \V6 trill mall this Edition anywhere in th« worirl for you on the dal# of publication for 25 MO Wf R ^plaa i«Hf*ei w * t i f l •••tie | Ba aura and plan to aend your fn*nd* up m» e u * ..y c^ ________________J**, norlh a copy of thi* annual touriat edition ao that X S S * SELF-PROPELLED they ran aee just what a wonderful place Seminola County la , B U M S I S TIA TT0 B S R .P .4 ( T C L I I M I B I V*4*. aif'i I P * k. of the top 10 team* bit thr dust. That up*et came about when Purdue t ippled t ilt h -tanked Mich.gin State, 63 41. at Lafayette, Ind. Kentucky, which ha* been knocking over alt comet* since dr only defeat of the season against Vanderbilt a month ago. tmunerd Mississippi, 97 72, while Auburn brought it* season record lu t*t) by crushing Georgia, 93 69, Rtll-y lluwril scored 22 point* ri l*ad;ng Mittiitippi State to a 1£ 43 wm over Tenne**ee, Howell irma.n* one of the nation * lead­ ing tCorert with a 27 9 point average. number from the line. Tlie other two luon alartera, John Trtintky and Wayne Kelsey each had sit puinlt. Wainwrlaht chipped in with a free throw. Smith and Alford saw artion hut did not score The Habv Lions also won their gamr. .39 21, over the Bunnell It squad. D11UH 22-INCH R0T9RT M0 WIR — IV * *• I ’l e i ftH D S'liMf J u 110Cgl Skip n « » n t *MO 4*>t) ........................ 9****< n 0.(Ut-s*i7 P la n n in g 'Ambush' For Wildcat* Spring Drills Start Cards Buy Miller, Ex-Phillie Hurler Sta te Lions Top Bunnell With Late Drive By IIAI. wool) PHOF.NIX. A ru . (L’P li — Gene l.ittler, labeled ony five years ago a* the probable successor to-Ben Hogan s golf rrown, but a flop as a winner for the last two years, ts back on hi* stick The l.Iond San Ihego im*» *t*> anneied the I'hoenis Open cham­ pionship Sunday for hi* first ma­ yor tournament victory since early 1957. Hit putting game i* back on the beam and a sight change in biv swing ha* givrn the threetime winner of the tournament of eham ^ ptnn* the confidence he needs to be a big winner again. •I wrnt back to the putter 1 Hunt Lincoln Strrcury it thr u*rd four >ears ago." *aid Gene City Basketball league champion liter he had aiood olf the closing The carmen won ihe champion ruth of Art Wall to win by a am* Ule ttroke. ••And 1 putt like a ship with a last minute surge to defeat SIcRoberts Tire. 4139. Mr demon all week." Gene had a closing round of Tt Roberts led for three quarters and In go with early performances of made a real battle of the affair g; si 6T for a 7*4 total— 12 itrokes In the final slant*, the srurr was under par for the distance on the deadlocked si* timet Ancona Country Club course. The Th r victory gave Hunt right win was worth 52 10° victories and one ln*> in league 1, ere wat a three »a ) lie back play. Thr defeat h i * the secondi of the leaders at ITS for third for Me Robert*, against seven Irl place between John McMutlin, umph» Member* of the winning tram Alameda. Calif , Marty Furgol. Lrmont. Ill . and Jimmy Clark, are Ruck Metts. Rand* Reynolds Huntington Reach, Caltf. each col­ Jim Butler. Larry Hales. Rill Proctnr floe Smith and Jim Kri lecting *1 113 34. dee. In other game* in Ihe league finale, the Rebel* took a pair, beating Ptnecrest napti*t, 2214, tn a makeup contest and scoring a S3 I* romp over Free Methodist in the regularly scheduled tilt. The Navy fimvhrd with a bang tine man learn' Yes, said i'narh routing rinecrest, M It Behind Hunt and MrRoherli Howard Gordie of Sanford Junmr High today in rrripping hi* Ihe Navy and the Rebels were ' MIAMI ( I T I i— Rollins College team s victory over Slavia Thurs­ tied for third place, each with meet* tecondplace Stetson t'niBOSTON 11'Fit— First h*«em*n 45 records. Deadlocked for fifth verdty tonight at Winter Dark day. Dirk Gernert hat signed hi* 19M and sinh positions were Free with hope* nf knurking the II*! flo*ion Red So* contrail. General He was referring to led Trn n k y of Slavia, or was H Shirley Mik Melhodist ami rinecrest Baptist ler* out of ronlrnltnn in the Tin Manager Bueky Harris announced Intercollegiate Confetrnce today. ter of Slavia? Both rould qualify each with two vielories against rid* basketball rare. if the question were rephrssed to sesen defeats The big, right handed hilling Strtmn is frr*h from an upset Gernert Is evpeeted lo h**e a one plsyer team. 11097 victory uvrr league leading rugged assignment in Im'ding Teslnsky scored eight point* Miami and nrril* this win tn down ihe (Mist thi* •eason, time I for Slavia. So did Mi*« Mikler in At'HI'RN Ala 1 1 I'l i— Auhurn * keep pare with them. Both Stetson Ihr Red Sov obtained Vie Merit Ihe girl*- game which followed Trstniky • battle. Scoring eight football team, unbeaten in 24 and Miami have one ronferentr from the Cleveland tndurv this point* Isn't »o unusual, nrdtnari- straight game*, report* for spring lost hut thr Hurricanes have won winter tn an acknowledged at lv Rut eight was the total of the training today Only sit regulars te'en games In the Hatter*' four. tempi In "pack more punch' m Miami lia* only twn more league thr Boston lineup. Slavia boy*, and (or the Slavia from last season * tram have hern Inst to graduation, and Coach games, one against Jacksonville Th r 29 year old Gernerl, a rest girl*. Ralph i Shies i Jordan predict* an Saturday night in Miami and (hr dent of Reading, Pa., haltrd .137 Sanford Junior High led hy other banner year for the Tigrr*. OtJirr against Stetson. last season in 122 games. Fred Jorri*' five, heat Slavia inr Teslnsky I. 17 1. (or it* llth FARM & H O M E i u u iw m in i l o uraight victory. The Sanfcrd Jun SA V E HALF ’] 00 inr High Girl*, led by Lavina *4*8 Oii.sSffittK.y levu J. 6 D‘ P' Fill m i T O lt I C T M O M O N f O f Pitts' right, heat Ihe Silvia (iris (J I », tn*,4 HlVflt Of *f)ff *Of |ss as l DOWN AMI U ll A S l A i l l . n i O IM 9 IU tor Miss Mikleri. I I I . 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S^i * •>rv ) H ^ WELL, S T IC K V C D 2 H A N D C U T C*1 T H E T E N T A N D fe Jltll C » A V .* OKAVi I �m Dust Catchers Can Become 'M on e y Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive W ant A d C L A S S IF IE D - 1 OST AND -F O R RENT 4 IN D E X FO UN D I A -R O O M A DO AND I — H LAC II R E N TA L S 4— w a n ted S— R E A L to rest ES TA TE FOR • -FO R R E N T t - N E A L E S T A T E FOR BALE 3 BEDROOM house. unfumlihcd IJftl Dougin*. FA 2001 SPORTSMAN'S DREAM Tin* 1 bedroom, concrete block. P t hath liorttr hai a completely equipped kitchen leading to a •Pieltma Florida room otrr tnokrrvg the ftilluil |olf eouri* The car and boalporte protecl* both land and water transpor taiion, Thl* modern home i* near chopping area and n only Jli.uou. Buy the owner * equity and atiuma tha V*'* mortgage. IT ’S S M A R T TO lit V B EFO R E TH E BOOM, CALL FAlrfa* t IM I for aa appeialinenl NOW. 1 bedroom frame home with Florida nvom. totaled near high school Kltehen equipped Thi* home i* three yeari old and D a* elran and neat a* when It * n brand new, Prite VWtM Buy owner'* equity and pay only l i i at per month including l a i n ami iniurlner. FOR R ENT 2 BEDROOM unfurnithed home, Florida room, newly tiled kit­ chen and tialh, **o per month 3 BEDROOM frame lunar. 27«t So Grandview — Row Cmirl I src* j I asi Jalmisled pnrrh. kitchen equipped •Rif fan A enclosed * »r»re Available imB A LE mediately. Call FA 5 MO. •— FARM S • A C R EA G E GROVES T— R E A L EN T A T E W A N T E D •— M IS C E LLA N E O U S • -F L O W E R S • P LA N TS SH R UBS I I — O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T 11— .AUTOM OBILES • TR A IL E R S I I — B O A TS ft MOTORS 11-FARM SU P P LIE S ft M ACH IN E R T K - P E T S • LIV E S TO C K S U P P LIE S f l j — A R TIC L E S W AN TED I I — P LA C ES TO E A T 17— U F A L T V PARLORS 1A— F E M A L E HELP W A N T E D 1 1 -M A L E H ELP W A N T E D J l — M A L E OR F E M A L E 21— WORK W A N TE D 22— B USIN ESS , O P P O R TU N ITIE S 2J— S P E C IA I SER VICES m a t— P IAN O SERVICES 24-A— BL’ILDLNO C O N TR A CTO R S 2S— E L E C TR IC A L co n tr a c to r s U -A — SL1LDLNO, REPAIRS, 2J.H B LTLD IN O S U P P L IE S 27— N O T IC E * P ER S O N A LS 2S— A R TIC L E S FOR S A L E 29— F L H N I T L R E A H O C 8 EH O LD 1 t BEDROOM unfurnished house *75. Ph. F A : » l « . 2 BEDROOM home. Adult! F A 2 TWA furnished. Vi L I.A K A A P A m S I E r a i ! ro#m» private baths. l i t W. Firat 94. 5Ierplng room, prlvale entrance, nicely located, to employed young man with (nod hi bit I. Ph FA !Mtt. A P A R TM E N T; water Call FA 2 oiM. lurnlihnJ. H IIN IH H E D apartment, elran and rlo*r in. No rhildrrn. Jim ­ mie Cowan. FA 21013. : BEDROOM house 173 tuonlh. Ph. FA 2-7111. Stetistrom Realty. per H ER DER r KTKNSTRQM Realtor LYNN RIHNER 1.0n I E BROADWAY K EN TU R R E TT Associate* 111 S. Park rh. FA M * » Seminole Really 2— FOR R E N T M A Y FA IR SECTION — 2 bedroon lurnlihed houtr. air conditione deep frrtre, automatic washer PA 2 t ill. F t It NISH ED APT. 201W W. 1ST ft Furnlthed 2 bedroom apt. S4i. 1*03 Magnolia Ace. F A 2 3931. Butt Size Studied For Cancer Link W ith Cigarettes LONDON (til’ll — A HrltDh medicsI reiearch team ha» »uficeiled Dial the Irnsth of a cigar» e iir butt might have aumething fflo iln with lung canter. The te»rarehtr», lr>m| to find nut why llritith tmokar* contrac­ ted morr lung canur than Amec lean im okrri, mraiurrd butti tnl lected from liomci, office and rcitaurant a>h tray*, rtrceli and park*, The rc-srarchrr* found the tlntiih stub* averaged only about 23 per cent of the length of cig­ a re tte s while the American one* •averaged 10 per cent. Then. too. M per cent of Amer­ ican cigarettes were filter-tipped, rompared to 13 per cent for the Ilrlllih "Such a very great dllfcretjre in the Hnnth and Am eririn («m nkint) hahltg al the prevent time make* R at Irait possible that the grealrr butt length In the t'mtrd Stair* ran account for ^n u cfl of Ihe relative deficiency In •tic lung ranrer mortality," the re­ searchers sen! , CF**slfied Display H O LLERS Turn Table (special* l.nvsewt Pricers— Hluhewl Value** WHY PAY MOItK? 1951 Pontiac Star thief Cuetum Coupe, Power Brake* and Poster Steering. Vuinmalir Transmit, •ion. Radio anil Hvalvr. All leather interior and nrat ap­ pearance thruushuul. Thia U a local, one-owner car that y„u •houtdn'l C**U^ mi**. v (* f «) ' 1956 Olds Super M Holiday Coupe. delnerid thi* one new. Tower Br»kei, Power Steering. Radio *ru| llratrr. Il'« been Well kepi. A bargain at Dili C l P a r •pc:lal price M d li) 1959 Chevy Bel Vir I Door V I S«la*. A u lo m a tt e Tranamltalon, Radio and Healer, E lirp llo a rl ► low mileage. Beautiful aolid hlark color. TM* ear hue •how-room appearaneft a n d rarrio* a atw car a n o n e warranty, 9**oV0 SAVE IMHJ.AHM AT HOLLKRII! HOLLEK MOTOR SALES 2nd ft Palmetto Sanford, Florida Phones: F A I4 M I; F A 1*711 W alking On Ice? Flat-Foot Shuffle Or Stay Indoors 11 ROOM house, nredt some re pair*. On 2 lot*. Close in. barn lice. icrm*. FA 2 2341. CHICAGO (OP1) — The Ameri­ can Medical \*<n had n-tvlcr to­ IK IT IS HEAL ESTATE day on how to prevent fall-, e*. a«k Crumley A Uonltrlh pcPlall) in the ley and snowy at 117 South Park Ph. FA 2 4Hfc weather which ha* prevailed atli»% the northern half «f the For ihe Re*l h im In Real K iU i# country *lnc* eatly December 3EK CULLEN A HAKKEY It said that if a person must VV. A. Cagle. Jr. Salaiman Walk on ice, he can help to keep 110 N Park Ave. I1». FA 2-I59I hie halanre by u*irif a flat-footed shuffle and keeping hi* weight 2 Large bedroom block home Florida room, carpurtc, wood forward. Hour*, aulomille hral, large For the rM i-ily, the advice it living area, panelled dinette that when sidewalk* are slick lo Fruit lre«» and take ptndeges slay indoor*. JI2,u«0. small down payment An articli- ill Hip current t o ­ FA 2 6130. Mr. Simon. Goodhar day'* Health, published hv the ltd. Lake Mary. AMA. *aid falling It one of the eoinm»nr*l tort moil unnerr*>ary hi lard* faring Ihe older per ton. The article, hy Edward D Ea Ic * Jr., of Lime Rock Station, Conn . is i in : i ill* l sr **n n i i'»' i Mr II V I I I Jl llll 1*1. * Ml* I I I . I* ■aid more person* die alter 63 * VI* l u l l *i wi vin i n i l ' l l , from fall* and Ihnr rompinallon* I I t. 4 1 I I k VI. I**l nllG V.VDO l*AS‘S>SI i n I Nr’ than flour autoniold!* accident la- * r l ii-ls . ..ri- iailun plaintiff juries. Fairs runcludrd that Ihe ino*^ ii Vttv < V OMi.oJIr.v n . 'ill* dangeiou* room in the hou*i 1* Ill 11*41211 h IMI *I» M M1»l«•f* ■.( I ftI m i i ii i: n r %iii iiii i w m i i hol the kitchen hut the bedroom. j. NfsM.e* Im Hfinrlit ill 4•ii I hut J rl M« *iili X P#mlin*i# i nintr. Klsiltii* in V i •n4 In » r|i|e »tf ft vftfll of Hrfft* ( f.ipev lesnge | out »»f |h* fthtiY* *n* llllfrl s.gfl. 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Then* FA M M l U — Pels IJse*bwk aa(qilie> BOXER pupplr* T Phone r.V 2 7WU weeks old T H R E E 3 month old mlvrd ft males puppies free In etchange for a good home. FA 3 I W , U - B F . A l T T PARI AIRS H A R R IE T T'S B EAUTY NOOK Feb. Special: tin permanent 97,in FA 2 3742 loj So. Oak "1 h a l t on* button left. 1 4 -F M lA i.K R E A L M T T A T E FO R ftALft RR AL R R TA TR FOB AAlJI HRI.f W A N TE D U quirk laiundremat Service Skirts Pialth-d In 41 Hour* Sanltone Dry Cteanlnr V. 2.Vh SI. Foodmart Bldg, SO U TH Si I T , LA U N D R O M A T & £dw h u 13M Kcpitirs “ PLUMBING ~ South PIN EC REST J. >V. HALL R A IL R O A D S N E E D VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As $100 ODHAM&TUDOR, rt Inc. m um <*nh firetdare, dining loom, huilri*. pantry, kitchen, RUH.DINti AND 3 LOTS den, reception room amt three f^irated al ?7th A Park Avr porrhes; garage and carpone. Block huildmc ha* over lino l.ocalrd on ’2 large corner lol* ■quarr ft of floor lira tail Good |H.|ential for invr*lment alre 176 El hy JA1 ft. Priced or mtumr. Priced at glJ.csM at uniy II.VjO Shown hy appointment only, Eiclusivr with R O BERT A. M 1U.IAM S. Kratlnr S i. J J m AoaAy ^ ewywmy Raymoed Luatlquisl. A**oc. Ph. F A 3 -tlU FA 3 J ill Atlantic Bank Bldg. 1.6 N. Park Avr. I I — With Wanted <- mu isis-d - tUj’AiM- M. M C,|eas»n n - s p E c i A L s r R v ir r .s KAYAKIND M. MALI, ued lirmt • llatldinii Co. 119 Sn. Magantla 2*— F l 'I t M U ’HE and IIO I REROI.D GOODS us y o u r f u r m t u r f , AVe BUY ihe Mott We SELL the Most Wr PAY the Molt SUPER TR A D IN G POST I Ph. FA 2 0677 sell • • • • BIG VALUKR • QUICK C R E D IT • EASY TE R M S *8 2 8 0 JCeVuu New And Eted 311 E. First SI $SAVE$ Furnitur* and Appliances M ather of Sanford •01 209 r FARM ER'S A G E N C Y N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. IL Whitmore, Ait#e. 11S S. Frenrh A*#. Ph. F A 7 3J7! After butfg F A <£•!• or F A 2 4331 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wft Invilt you In be our gurata abaolulelj frftft wlthftuL obligation al one of Sanfvrd'i leading MoUlft while you locile suitable housisg (t r you tad your funily. Pick up your key i t Ike Helen Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAILEY ODHAM. P r « . Phone FA M M l Corner Hsry. 17-TF2 ft S7lh Si. First St. Ph. F A 2-OCII Used furniture, appliances, #te. naught-*ald. Larry** Mart 31.4 Sanford Are. Ph. F A S-tUI. New A U*ed Furniture A Appllancr* A Good Place To BUY S F IJ. or T R A D E JEN KIN S F U R N IT U R E (no hanfnrd Av#. RAVENNA PARK HOMES • Medallion Home* only $§7.50 monthly R O S A L . I’ A Y T U N Registered K*il Estate H(*V*r Ph. FA : - 1 3 0 l - i : i : a: Hiawatha Furniture FA M M l N ew ft i : « « d , \ l TT() BLASS INSTALLED NOISE! 1 WILSON - MA1ER * 2 8 0 00 .00 FA I U2I LaV* Mary PAIN TING Painting A T FA r 7*29 Will paint avriage hlnrk houtr, (run included for *123 00, B et tiomng, luc L 13c. F A 3-73*1 grade painl and Itl. tUss work Ii.lit id or iron. F A 2TIJ* manildp Average looms 113oo. labor only. Ileferenirs furnish Emlthed or unllnlshed laundry ed Call F A 2 \ m home. wuik don* in my FA 2 3*99 26_I,N<i ( u \Nc |; H Mfft - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS REAL1UR A INSUHOR types gud iltei. tnililled ds**t Third SI A Park Avenue South * 1 "Do It Yourself’ Y ’ftll Call Rail HalMb Bldg. F'A M f t t WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 2 I led room* 1’hon# FA 2 3641 • T I N E j ; — N 'dllLF-H — Pl.llHIlfv VI S Florida Itoon* Mai bin# and Supply CV Iu7 W. .’nd M. Pll. F'A 1 6432 - - K.ILA. INCOME TA X SERVICE PI ID HASP, nr R E N T (iamlrnr AVm. II. Aturrav slat ions nr illrs. Inwnv 2 mq in HF ATING t ill Celery Avr FA 2 l » i JJ.cOO pop. Prefer outskirts or II. POPE CO. Closed nur.day near *chooli, residential Wrile 104 fark ------ FA 2 4134 Dep’t A|. p O. Boi 190. Moul­ (Includes C k m in K ) 7*— Aft T H T . Eft FOR RAM in#, Georgia. Colton ft Wool Yarns. Nobeits, Y l.d w F RA, ftIJAVTS Threads, Tapes. RO LLINS RriRRY SHOP W isHshield FUrk Clssa G S A P E V IL L E N URSERY A l 7h* Sign Of T h i Tolun Pol*. Door f.l.iau \ ent (tUnas B E A U T IF U L IIOET.Y 2617 S. French A** Alt kinda and sires S K n v ic i: f Block* West Of F'rencb Graprville Ave. FA 2<*4lg Senkank (ilia* and I'.iint Crr. Jacket* . Boot* . Trrt* •I iig c tg r A venae sn 20th Street. 111-114 W. 2nd BE Pk. FA 2 1422 ARMY N A V Y S U K IT .IS '•Urlon Market C A R O A G E M ODEL O PEN D A ILY *10 Sanford .Avenue PLANTS for salt. Trrd Thura34E L I. BRIEFING ton. FA 3 19*0 Fairbanks Mors* Pumps F A C TO R Y J O YOU Sllllft Down 1100 M o n th ly Bip.ilr* to all make* A I.U M IM At HOWARD W. LONG V E N E T IA N BUNDS 3 BEDIIUOMS with oak flour* Floral Arrangements — Curiagtl SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP 2ui l Commercial Ave. Enclosed head Sag-proof bottom ceramic tile hath, uiilitv ri«on FA 2 1113 or FA 2 0276 Phon# FA ZZaU rail with pintle ends. Plastic and carportc. Nice yard with •r rayon tapes Cotton er nylon good carpet of grass W O O D R UFF'S Teiamsion Tubas 1 m m 4 Fra#. cords. Farm A Cardan Canlar RO LLINS HOBBY SHOP ANNUALS S I.Odit D u » n SI (ill M onthly At The Sign Of Th* Totara Pala. Senkmik (ila** und Paint Co. 112-114 W 2nd St Ph FA 244? •61 Celery A*#. 2117 8. Friaeh Afft. 4-RF:DIIUt)M.S, 2 baths, well lot at td in town. Total prire I I I,O'M. Xo.NM Glory A Marion Market H O U A W A Y , tlesprtll an* Rab', Cabbage Plants Ready In set. Reds. Day, Week or Month— NKKD M. B. Anderson. So. Cameron Te!. FA 2-11*1. Furalturft Canter 10 ACRES cr more with modern Ave. 11* Wait f irit St. home on West side nf town. SM ALL tracts of land, high or low ground. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Complete sel men'* McGregor golf elub*. FA 2 1*09 EN VELO P ES, letterhead*, slat*-1 menu, Invoices, hand btlli, and program*. r tc . Progressive Priming Co. Phime VA 2 331 — .NX West 13th St. 3 Full hire Hollywood ne ts sett Each Furntiuie Moving ft Storag* 2 Full Sue Hollywood Reds L I U V. E, PHILLIPS, Agent N rw Each I t Ml WASHBURN VAN LIVES Mai* t3*W French Avr. FA 2 tWl a-Twln Strr Innrrtnrlng, ire** Perfect Condition, Each 10 JO PRESERVE yuu* bah) s chocs in everlasting breme, gold or 1 Twin Stir Knotty Pine Bed with Innrrspring Msltres* J» JO silver— W'ntr ! Twin Sire Hollywood, New, H U H KB,AFT Slightly Damaged T9JI1 91* North Itrach SI. 2 .V. in. Orthnpe.iie Hollywood, Ole Inna lleaih, I'la Bed*. New v* yi REM ODELING 3D *" llnllywnod Bed New n VI Free Estimates t Iteposced Brdroom Suite. Twin Frank 1,. Baker FA 2 7777 Itookrasr Red* A 3243 JO Value For llg fd •— P l.U M H IM ; . mi MotiF'INii M l. S. Korykm M aitrrst Lika New 41 M I I I 'IBIN G t I sril I pe. Liungroom Suita Contracting ft llrpilrs 33 on Free Eslimalr* 4 (hid Oera*innal Chairs. New R. I . HARVEY Each IS an MS Sanford Ave Phone FA 2 17(tl I Krholt liay A Niier New A 79 SO V alue Vi nn I Sweednh 'lodrrn fiofa. Shop Worn HIW) Value 36 00 N U M B IN G 12 pc. Foam nuhher Living HE VT1NG Room Suite, r * M Value glon Oak Kitchen Cliair* New IM 41K l tlNDI I Itl.MNG 23 pe. Chrome Dinettes New C O N TR A C T and REPAIR WORK Each WM IMT Sanford A »r. FA 3*112 4— 9 * 12 Linoleum Rugs, Heavy quality. Beg 13 tu au £■ 9W Css. Ft. Ilntpoinl Relrigeratnr Used J»e C, Thoma* ton on 1023 Santa Si. EA 2 06|» S E E tiur Bargain Balm nr Fnr t*dd t netis. Red* and Dlsrontln- I'lumbin^ Phone KA 2-l*»01 Here living room aulte, netdi roflnlihiag. FA 2-74M. Wall SUNLAND Estates 3rd Addition. ART1CL8S FOR B A L K S P EC IA I. SERVICE* n 'R B DIRKS over Jl Apply In person at Pig ‘N Whittle FOR the economy minded—Jhed room CB home: porch carportr, utility rooms, equipped kitchen. tie debt Irre. Turn spare hours into rash Mrs tl. averaged My equity and lake up remain *1 M i»rr lomi No rspenenee ing V A loan. Ideal fnr children needed. Write Rot H e n San located on non through itreet. Phone FA 2 6393. R E F IN E D white lady for light housekeeping and part lime MAJOR RROffN R E A L TY lir e of 2 school age children. Realtor In earhinge (or room and hoard LV K E MVRY m m* honir i A 2 1934 after Th EA 2 32J7 r*e FA 2 IM4 4 p m. LO.NGWiwD: i Adjoining lals V» -w— »i* r H,-i|, k m * 4 _ \ loo fi on small like 2 lot* T I T lS V I L l.i: N E E D J PART TIM E M EN in lake, lira*cmable I block olf I'M MBENG a HE Vi INI, INC. CAN >uis work Saturdays, even Chun h SI. T E 1 Idol. IJitnsed — Bunded — Insured ingsf Add weekly in your FA 2 4740. Cocoa, Coeua Heath, l^eihurg, Inromr writing shoe order* Sanford. Titusville and etc Com m . Iionui. Samples sup REAI. F.S TA Tr. DRIV E IN SANFORD — Phone FA 7 ? « l plied. Charles Chester Shoes. 2S44 I'tenrh Ave. Depl A lit. Riuckton, Mas*. T C -N A M T SERVICK Realtor PIANO TU N IN G ft REPAIRING "Call H all- Phone FA M M l Homes Denlirned For W I.. HARMON M EN 17 TO I I A T ONt'E In train Florida Livinjr Ph. FA 2 4223 After 1 00 p m 3 ttdrm liiimr, 2 lialh, fireplace. for railroad operator, igrM po .1 A 1 llnlronm*—1 & 2 H«thg *eretn |>uith. Irncrd palm, tluuns J i*3 in 1330 monthly. 34- A lit T ID I N G C IIN TN ACTORS large lot with fiUll Iters la>w cost training, placement F A 2 3cm astored. Contact Mr GllleHe. For carpentry, palnlina, screen­ ing, roofing, and rim e r repair, Valder Hotel Mon Feh HMh. CD 3-Bedroom llnme, 2 huh*, **ph*lt tile. r*britnf siding, 4 P. M. lu X r M. and Sat family mnm, kllchen equipped, ma*anrv or wood »tep*. )*t*liog •till noun Mirrleit men bring and repairing garage* anil living dmlnc room, Florida room wile, minor, a patent. G. I drape*. Tn-ea ft aluub*. quiet wrecking tail F'A 2 4*99. approved under P. L. 330, nrlehhorhnod in city limit* ford Herald. l i *tl,l!jT l i ( l 41. I f t t T T K s Call FA IIWW for detail* VACUUM 4 L E A N E R RI PAIRS ;o _M ala nr remal*________ 1 hr. CIl home, screen porch, kit­ Parti f„r all makei of cleaners; Immediate Occupancy chen equipped, small down pay­ Men Women la> Daily. Sell lumi Elrctiolus, Hoover, Kirby, etc We liuarnntcc i'rraunul ment. FHA flnanerd 117 a noil! nameplates Writ# Reeves Free pick up. Work guaranteed. .Sniiafaclion or Your month large nicely lanilsiaped Co. Attleboro. Matt. FA 2 1763. lot. Venetian blinds Call Colby Munhy Cherrfully i FA 2-1330 rvl. 406 g to 4 p m B AM EII IM M E D IA TELY MAN House Wiring E.ectrl* Service Refunded. afler 4 TA 2 0*ir i i H WOMAN lo supply Con*urn Sid Vihlen ers with Itawllrigh PtoduilS R AN D ALL E L E C TR IC CO 7 Boom h«u*e, haidwiMid floors, iu Sanford or FI. Volusia Co. 111 Magnolia FA 20913 kllchrn elrclrlr, .pace hral. Can earn *30 weekly part lime air conditioned Inquire 711 In*) and op full time Her F’ MrtlAAVIIIr w Mas.rv P. O. Bov 14 P-v*N1ING Anthony or write llawleighl F'MIOH landing and Emitting 1 SHJRY frame colonial style Depl. EAU 410X6, Memphi* ham*. A large brdroom* with Cleaning, waging Serving Cor. IIwy. 17.R2 & -7th S I. large rluseta, 2>s baths, living Iron. Seminole County since tajl. RATES $100 To $200 Home For Tht Aged ll-A U T O M O B IL E S -T R A IL E R S 12— RDATR N EW Ihree bedroom block home. Built in GFT kitchen units, carporir. screened porch. U rg e Liernord I.PN On Duly At All Timee lot. Pricad to sell by uwner. Small down payment. Phone • Home Atmoapherr FA 2 Mt2 afler 3 p. m. or wrekrods. Aetardlag Te Car* Required Mon., Feb. P. 10BI»— I’sgo 7 LA M -A * DAY Completely remodeled 6 room tin furnished apartment *2J Park W, II. "Bril'* S T K M P E K Agewey Ate New all steel kitchen fully Realiat ft tmarer equipped. Apply 91J Park Ate, Alcoa. Laura B. Oiler. II. E. Tafler Ariel! Trier, Krerett Harper 1 urnPhrd apartment. FA 2 2*uo, Phone F A 2 1*91 112 N. Park ROOM (nr rnuptr or lady. Th. LOIR FUR SALE Large •: » IW ft— Two bedroom houve. kitchen Hood land, cleared, some land equipment. 141 8an Carloi. staging. Cash or small payment ifcioo monthh Phone FA 2 3931 down, balance IM per inonlti. L. H. MANN Itotiert A William*. Hoi S3 l.ake Monroe (.lean downstair* lurnlihed apt, Phone FA t-MIS nil heat. All Park. U N FU R N ISH ED 2 bedroom house Kltehen equipped; enclosed back parch; screened Iro.d porch: garage; nice lawn. Good loca­ 9 CARD OF TH A N K S tion. Adult*. FA 2 1W9 or FA 23133. The lamlly ul Ihe late Mia. Ilulha Mar lawcry wnhea to thank their many Irlendi for consoling 4 - W a N T B II T O B I N T W. D IE Tn iC IIS - REALTO R kmdneicea and lympaihy in their Small furnlthed apartment for Elir. Mrthvin— Vtlm i Gflnrater, recent bereavement. working girl. Reply to P. O. Adelaide II Muse* - Assaelates. 1101 Park Ave. FA 2 JIM MRS. N E L L IE M AE MOORE Bn* !>*i. Sanford and F A M IL Y L A K E F H O N T— Beiulllul furnish l-L O S T A »H FOUN D ed I bedroom concrete block home. F A 3 I9P*. L o s t- l e a s e , nig s*i« 00 EceyUcin|^ Furniture Center. <Jh» n o is e ! • Cuiloni Unlit Iftiiilily $450 Down Inrluden ('ItsNing Ct»«l Turn Went (In -Bth Si. Follow Country I lull ltd, ft Watch For Our Slgna . . . O PEN D A IL Y 11:no M. T i l Dark SUNDAY 2:00 p. M. T i l Dark Shoem aker Connlrurllon Co.. Inr. 211 AA'rsI 2 '.lh SIreel i'h.me FA 2-3 03 - N O ISE! Mothered H> NOISli? AIRPLANES? _ CONJKSTION? MOVE Out To A Peaceful Suburb. FISH In A B eautiful Lake .* BUY A LOT ON EASY TERMS We Will Build Your Home For You If You Wieh. Drive Went on Viral S t (Rt. 4ft) 7 Mika West o£ Sanford nnd Follow The Signa To . . . . LAKE SYLVAN ESTATES (O r See Y our Broker) �•- I 9 m S Transportation Snarled B y Ice, Fog Probe Set On Government 'H e cklin g' 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 BEACH, FI* fUPI) 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 O f Famer The Welcome Wagon H o h U 'H S Knock on Your Door with (.lifts L Greeting* from Friendly Uuaineaa Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare leader* W iH On th* occasion o f: Chang* of rttddrne# Arrivals of Ntwromara to Sanford Phono F A 2-1756 Ruth 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: on II, re­ to- L R e ten tio n « ad l*w prnaont etnto auamUaloa; J. Tha desirability of saplacing tha peetent state atmmission with contrain odmtoUtocod Ip tha \ * S W **— > law id h la to b* retained. 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 EAST FIRST STREET over the state will swarm to the PHONE FA 2-4451 confcrrnce which end* Wrdnrsday with an election and installation I L JAMES CUT JAMES B. GUT of new officer*. Aaaoc. I State Dedicates Health Buildings General Insurance H. JAMES PLANNING HALL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN — 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, Mm 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 ---1 Hanford. 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 s m 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 A t 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 Every 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. BETTER LUCK A SUCCESS LUCKY HAND Locatad between DeLand and Orange City. Acrva* from <Country Club Estate Information Phone KE 4-0362 Route 17 - 92. Look for 2300 S. Bird. O PEN 7 D A Y S A W EEK 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* . . . d te tr ic a U 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 Need tala A ^-I ■••"•"•fcof • • • Fi (keeper to pa jq|jgtf|lieto Lf to Uto u m u y 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. L I V E 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 rrin ie n d e u ! Cor. Sanford k 2nd FA 2-2624 M A D IS O N / / FERTILIZER For S IS T E R GUT AGENCY There is an E asier W ay Slates M eetings 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. 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 Ln .rm eltw mexpensive v tu n .i fw VpflFn ttl * ** ' ' Negro Iff 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 O f 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. 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 to keep tha honor thl* year. Raaulta of ih* campaign will not ha 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 Q jg j |p C a r o l in 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 f m ii I r r a l i i AN United Prtwa Lewscd Wire IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL T F-atabltahed 1908 NEW SPAPER* TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 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 TELEPHONE CARLE — 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. ( 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 * 1T L. a. L I - l.lil tkuetnn In ii... ■IV4.1 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■•_•*. nly K V l.o le m ,ae„n i.e twt * 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 .him * vice i i i r -l d r n t id I h r H u t province. ta,........ . Council will give r.p ori. M-.t Cnunctl Pres Idenl l.rdtry ic * U , I «,|| Mm, I1-k-lar. l 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 te 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 V A Officer Sets Visit To Sanford Queen Visits Kenya 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. A rooming huure waa alnioat MOMBASA. K e n y a ( U P I)— Ifusen Mother Elii.beih of Brit* 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 » « i e r 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 rPoliceman w i c r i n a n smin ns is-n -went m i John nWh-tlcn to ’ * , , ro , ... FlSH FrV SIO Tg J __ . To A d F T G DCDt I O M IU r I r e h d t jjr . * ‘ "‘'w v .'ll UP tave.tlg.ttng tw,c W h l l * licking a rvdiliery, hia cruiser .D M M O D I) — Plan* a ra 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*. s e r v in g w tll atart utal commission until the l.eglsla at 8 pm. Saturday 14 at the Towg lure changes the measure to read Park In L m g w o u d . 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 Nut Civil War, Suh Weather Car Tag Deadline Near; Late Rush Is Expected Lenten C la s s Set At Unity C e n te r FKEE ORANGE JUICE, TOO — In addi. lion to a dlipltiy boosting the Hat Mora Florida Citrun campaign, cuatutnem *nd viaiiota ia lit# Uaa/urd Atlantic Bank arc � 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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Peb. 8. 1988 Florida Awaiting Report On Harrison's Activities ORANGES FROM SANFORD—Official* of Aacot Manufacturing Corp- and Sanford Manufacturing Co. displayed orungc# stamp­ ed “Sanford, Florida," a t the annual show of the two firm# in New York. Here, left to tight, are Jerry MHtxcr, aalca representa­ tive for Sanford Manufacturing, former fc— ■■ ■■ --------- —------------------ ------------ Sanford resident and brother of Marvin Meltzer, manager of the local plant; a outtomer, and Milton Ratner, a partner in the firm. The orange* brought fine publicity to Sanford. They were given out during a re­ cent extreme cold wave in New York. - ■— Longwood Honor Roll Students Receive Awards I re* sponsored dance for teenagers numbered over 130 last Friday night when Uit event was held In the Park. Wmnrra of the fast dame were Janice Weslmore and Richard McCanns and Jo Ann Nix and Gerry Girard look the alow dance prise. Serving a* chaperone* were Mr. and lira. David Grice, TYnii Ricks, Dick Zartman. Gerry Tetre ault, Mr. and Mra. L. B. Hopkins, Don llro»n. Bill and Marge l-alire* and visitnn, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Monger and Police Chief Claude Layn and Mra. Layo. Tourlvt Club The Longwood Tourist Club will lie hoit. Wednesday, Fell. II, at a shuffleboard tournament meet­ ing with the Lake Helen club at the local park. A chicken dinner, moderately priced, will lie served .hy commit­ tee members Mrs. Arthur Rrhaef fer, Mrs oils f-ee. Mrs Ben Law* and Mrs. F. W. Fales. The public Is invited. 1111 f lub Met Home Bem-instration club memIwrs met today at the library hall at in :30 a m for their monthly business and prugram, Mrs Charles Morrison spoke on "Furniture Selections and Ar­ rangements". Mrs. K. Bennett led the devo­ By Jo llammond Phone VA M is t flilrty-one Lyman student*, adca 7-12, were presented certiale awards placing them nn the Semester Honor Roll. Named (ropi US undents were: Bonnie Allen, Aldene Cole, Patty Hollis, Carole Lurarelit, David Strvrnton. LaMar Perry—12th grade; Mcri Van Pelt, Rob Bennett, James uste, John Kennedy, Mary Ann ffenningcr—11th grade Beverly Curtin, William Mak er, Patty Morgan—loth grade; Darlene Shea. Judy Wright. Paula Andrews, Dawn Uarne*, Jon Ftmmcl. Patricia Wilah, David Blanchard. Carolyn Haynie, Nan •y Letourneau—ninth grade Jennifer Jordon, Betty Khld, Sandra Unlry, Irene Beak, Marion Helm—eighth grade; Donna Mc­ Coy, Glenda Payna, Marcia Ly•a *—seventh grade. County Firemen Meet Seminole County Firemen rep resenting the tlx departments of Sanford. Lake Mary. Cavsclbrrry, Longwood, Oviedo and Altamonte Springs held thrtr .January meet kig at the local park. Tamm Urr, Del j ml, vice pre I Sent of disrtrict six of the state association, was guest speaker. Muvtea on fire fighting were shown and an open discussion bold. Next meeting of the group will tional). lenten Srrvlrri be Wednesday, Feh. 2i In San Avh Wednesday Penitential Of­ bird. fice ami Holy Communion serv­ Teenage llanre Attendance at the wivkly Jay- in'* will tie held at Christ Fpis K E Robert W. Brown Dies In Hospital Rol-ert W. Brown, 8a, died In Seminole Memorial Hospital at 6MB a. m yesterday after a ling­ ering Illness. He wat lorn May T, 1902. In Louisville, Ky , and cam* to San. ford six months ago from Orlando A retired empluya of Dalson Dairies, Mr Brown resided in San­ ford with his brother-in-law, G M. Willla, on West k’Bth Si Other survivors Include four sisters in law, Mra, J. C. Spradley, Ttfton, Ga ; Sirs. Delia Taylor, Orlando; Sirs. Carrie Weeks and Sirs. Ruby Grawlord. l>oth of Bakersfield, end his step mother in-law, Mr*. C. M Willla. Kuncral services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday in Bruton l unrral Home. The Rev, H. M. Snow of Pmeercst Assembly of God Church will officiate, liurtal will follow in Greenwood Cemciery, Orlando. copal church, Feb tt, at R p m JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - Flo­ rida authorities awaited new re,torts from Arizona today on the baffling disappearance of an al­ leged amnetia victim who turned up alive tail month after a con­ vict confessed killing him. The blrarre caae look on new aapecta Wednesday when a sccretary told police in Phoenix, A ril, that Jamra E. Ilarrtaon, 32. had been on a but from Lo* Angelea the lame day he regained hta memory In Phoenix. MarrUon. of Indian River City, diuppearrd on a business trip to Jacksonville Oft. 7. He turned up Jan. 23 laying he had been suf­ fering from amnetia and had no idea what had happened to him during the three loti months. However, during that time, a California convict, Roy V. Olson, confessed to murdering Harrison while another man looked on. Ol­ son, who later repudiated hn story, •aid llarrlien had picked him up hitchhiking. In Ariiona. Detective Lt II.r b ert Neal said Sira. Judith Schcnid, a secretary for a legal firm, re­ ported Wednesday that she talk­ ed lo Harrison on a hut en route lo Phoenix only a few hours be­ fore hla memory returned. She Murder Charged To Army Private SKOUL, Korea <U P I> -T h* US Army announced It has preferred court marital charges of premedi­ tated murder and attempted inur der agaisst Pte. Kenneth M Burke, 2f, of Del Rio, Tex. The Army said Rurkr is alleged to hava shot and killed Pvt. Frank Galgano. 23, of Miami, and to have severely wounded HP-4 Philip B. Mead, 18, at Lancaster, Pa. The shooting* occurred Jan. 23 while Burke wa* standing guard at Sth Army Headquarter* According to the Army, Burkr Bred five bullela from hi* .43 caliber pistol at point blank range into the cab of • truck In which Galgano and Mead were riding. "Burke rrportedly shot Mead because of a previous dispute helwren the two men," the Army aaid. Identified Harrison by a photo graph, a ring he wore and a white streak in hia hair. Mrs. Schcnid said llarritoo ap­ peared lo know where he was going, and talked of hating seen a horse race In Phoenix oo a previous occasion. Harrison, meantime, has gone lo his father's home In Taylors ville. 111., for a real, lfa Mid he did not remember any bus ride from Lo* Angrlca lo Phoenix. Local police said they were holding off action until more in­ formation U gathered. State Race Tracks To Keep Six-Day Running Program TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Florida'i race track* will continue to operate.- on a six day hast* Inslrad of changing to a proposed five day wrek. Raring Commission Chairman John Ring of Miami told legisla­ tors Wrdncaday that knocking off one day of racing a wrek would stretch the racing period out to compete with Northern traeka, coating Florida tracks heavily. Rep. W. C. Herrell of Miami Sprinp, who questioned Ring during hearings on lh« Commis­ sion budget her*, said he haarltly backed the commissioner's view*. Ring said M iam i'i mild weather this winter hat hurt attendance at Hialeah. Tha cool weather drives tourist* from the hearhe* to (rack*. Ring said He pointed out that tn the Brat days of the Hialeah meet, revenue fell 137.000 under the same period last winter when Southern Florida esperlcn red unusually cold weather. Ring added that attendance at the dog tracks, which ran at night, I* good. CLEARWATER. Fla (U P ltJotrph M. O'Mahoney. 74. former secretary of the New York Ccn Iral Railroad, died Wednesday of a Sir -Vr Personals Ralph P elrr* rmillnurs lo con valesre salisfaclorlly. M r. and Mrs Frank S Dark.of Lombard, I l l . arc the gurvla of her hrot her. Lrltuy Neumann. Mr. and Mr*, ibmry Burton, Williamport. led , are the w in trr g iio l* i>( \|r and Mrs Ia n Tice professor of education at Brook­ lyn College and author of several textbooks, (tied Tuesday night aft­ er a long illness. The rosary will he said for Frank Meisch at Mil 6 tonight in Gramkow Funeral Home. Mr. Meisch died of a h u rt at­ tack Tuesday night in Jacksonville. Funeral sen ices will be held at !l a. re. tomorrow In All Houls Catholic Church The Rev. Richard J. Lyons will officiate. Interment will b* In All Soul* Cemetery. Members of Holy Nam* Society will >>« p*ll!>«arrr*. Mr. MrUch died at thr agr of 67. Hr came to Sanford in IVU and moved to Jacksonville two years sen He resided there at In Assorted Colors Will Knock on Yuur Door with Gift* A Greetings from Friendly Husincsa Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Lenders • On th* occasion of: Chang* of resident# Arrival* of Ntwcomtra lo Sanford H E A R Elephants Trained Ponies Sfunls Clowns COME JOIN THE FUN! LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:15 GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE ) Thunderous blasts r 01 uorn ciutatu- Week-end Special The Welcome Wagon Hostess T S t M vj Clifton Avc with his dsughter. Mr*. Larry Hartiflrld. He » ** a retired farmer and last week sold the lavt of his land holdingv in Sanford. Survivors include hia wife, Mrs Helen Brandt Meisch, Jackson v|lle; one ton, Frank R Meisch, Jacksonville; one daughter, Mr*. Ilartvfirld; three brothers. Nick Meisch, Jacksonville; J o s e p h Meisch, Sanford; Peter Meisch, Viandc-n, Luxembourg; five grand­ children and several nieces aod ne phew*. BATHROOM SCALES $ 2 9 5 fct«H vt<tMf »• s«a# 'Wadi'jizeic * H ■#(■**• iatt ala* MtfC tl tten Roumillat & Anderson NEW YORK (U P I)—Mrs. tier Phone F A 2-1750 truilr Mini* Ishranlsen, 61. willow Ruth Gallagher of Hans J. Isbrantscn, founder of 1 the Ishranlsen Co . Inc , a steam1 ship line, died Wednesday. H IA R hcccn June*. assistant chief operator. The two Sanford women received the awards yesterday afternoon. (Herald Staff Photo) Services Are Set For Frank Meisch Deaths M .W YORK tU I'l) - Bertrand Robinson. 70, a dramatist who collaborated with Howard Lindsay on three comedies, died Wednes­ day nf a stroke. Metnlwr* will meet for a cov­ NEW YORK tU P D - M r i Both ered dish vupp- r at the Parlsti Hall. Monday, Feh. tt, at <1: 10 Wood Gavian, 33, an associate p. m. GET AWARDS — C. H. Turk. gencriit trafflc manager for Southern Bell in Florida, presents Vail Awards for life-saving to Mrs, Audrey Patterson, operator, and Mrs. Re- “On The Corner By The Clock" FA 14392 T E I S T E P Ave. R IG H T Feature No. 1 - 2:3-1 * 8:37 8 : in Feature No. 2 • 1:00 - 4:(ia 7:0(5 - 10:01 T I P ... F O R Merchants RING FREE SHOWS! Absolutely No Admission Charge — B I5 m ■xvJiS’a BE THE GUEST OF THE Sanford Avenue n i Merchant* r FR EE Elephant and Pony Get Your Tickets FREE with specified required purchases at any of the Following Stores: Jenkins Furniture Co. Sanford Av#. al 4th SI. Sanford Flour 4 Feed Store Army 4 Navy Surplus Store F.M.B. 5c, 10c 4 25c Store Larry’s New and Used M art 320 Sanford Av*. 310 Sanford Ava 321 Sanford Ava. 213 Sanford Av*. FRIDAY Sanford Shoe Center H 4 A Dept Store C 4 C Liquor Store 108 Sanford Ava. Gar. Sanford Ava at 4Ui SL IIS Sanford Ava Nick’d Package Store 410 Sanford Av# FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS - Sanford Av#. - FEB. 6th and 7th ------------ mmIP" r f L ~ ------- • VL f-t-4- RIDES — n(id — SATURDAY Afternoons �—u = 1 Eh? " VOL XL1\ U n U e d ~ P r e i» & n d in A NANIN D KP N EN 1 1 RDMETN Tf U DAILY r i.T m tNEWSPAPER W nPAPKB • INRDPE L < » M d ” ‘ W i r « ~ K aU b liah ed 1908 SANFORD, F R I D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 6, 1959 FLORIDA NO. 865 Federal Government Files Suit Against Alabama Vote Officials ‘ •'V .- ■ rhx4 im r ie . <&td I M P QMC ft's Now Ramey Field Tli* memory *( lotdr. Robert L. K* inry wilt live on with th« dr dlraVloo nf Ramey Field at the ■ an lord Nsvsl Air Station From this day forward Naval aviators will b u m In on Ramey Field signals. The Atr .Station will keep Ha designation aa N A S Sanford. D ad ttain a*e«im>m«i were held tafay at U X on the quarter ilrrk at the operations building. After a speech by Capt I -lootI Arthur, aommanding olficrr uf the bate. Mrt Wahncta Ramey Joined him In um riling a monu­ ment and plaque rrrctrd to her hut band. Capt. Jamaa D Kamaxe, com wander Heavy Attack Wing One, presented ihe Navy-Marine Corpa medal m ladr Ramey posthum­ ously Mr* Ramry arrrptrd thr mrdal, which waa awarded for the dreraard pilot'a hrroir action In ataying with hit burning A31> Seminole Fair Scheduled Here; Exhibits Planned £ l* M ganunole County Fair wdl kitcliefl of the meeting hall. The large fair Uni la-hind the open Feb 18 at the l-rgmo Fairpermanent building will house *»• prose* la on Highway IT \n DediraUon cerrmoniaa for tlvp hlUlv by aehoola, Futurr Farmer a rmanenl rommerclal exhibit of Anirnca, Buy Scout troops and ildmg wiH be held at 4 JO p o . Home Demonstration Ciubf. i ’rtaea officially beginning ala daya of and awards will hr given for com­ tan and adoration. Twenty of the xt alalia w th* petitive exhibits. Club* may stall tommrreial oahibit building havr vnier display* in the fair up to been rested to kxal and Crntral opening day. FlorwU manufacturrra and dralOne of the muat (**■ waling eg# • In Ihe legion llall will Umbit a will be that uf Honda Mildtfirra large n hibttr with display* by the U. 8 Navy, Seminole i oun- life ui ihe new fair Iruildiug. Far* % Home Demonstration Club of mg for &,uuu car* naa been pro Lake Mary, thr Klka Club "dlar- voted in an area lau.iKSi feet ama." 4-H Chiba ami Ui* Semin square. Ihe uudwa) or Ui« lair will have ole High School art vlaaa. Thr American l.eglon Aunllary .di concessions, five rale* fur adults wall serve hot dug*. hamhurgrra and five for children. CmM in i and other refrrahmrnu from Uw from the Florida Methodist Chil­ dren's Bonn will tie entertained by ttu- l.cgiuun*lli* during one ■its moon All Seminole County ichool uillilren will he ad nut ltd free o.„ aileniuon and eveiiiug during Uie week. l.ynn Lyon* u president uf die la ir Association, whivli »• sponsored by the tine n u n legion Frank Kvatu, eboiiman at "I'lurvrer Night" in task* Mar), •(soke to the laske .Mary Chamber ef Commerce Wrdne.de> night. Kvant told the group that plant hern completed lor the celt at Ion honoring resident* of heminolr County and the surround­ The Semi rude County legislative ing ataa who have p»--ed ibrir delegation plans to sponsor a bill goth hmfuWy. which would grant clergymen, "Pioneer Night" will he held priest* and rahhi* llu rigfst lo r<Feb 11 4 t 31 p ill. 10 the Cham­ fiiM lu divulge confidential cum ber of Commerce iHiilding Af­ municatian.v fording to Kvant, a bus will leave A copy of Ihe proposed hill was Magnolia Ave and Thiid St. at read and dlscu»ve*l yesterday hy • :4V taking the guest* to the Ihe Seminole County Ministerial party \v »o<-latum which re*|iie*ted *urh A Urge atU-iulaiM-r rtiaikvd a law. V nlo .—lav's meeting New mem­ The propotal would iirevwil a bers introduced were Mr and clergyman from being furred to Mr* Chester M uit, Mrs. Clarihrl reveal confidential millers in Wilke, Col. M tiregory, Mr. and court, when surh confidential Mr* Orlantlu Watd. Mr*. Kvrlyn matters were revealed to them Wiirt*. C B Buyer, K. Hrrwer, in Iheir professional capanlles kl C. Smith and K It Caa*. Handling the hill is Mari three Raymond Ball won an attend land Jr . senior llmisr member am * pru* mad* by William Cray: It also has thr tupixirl of Rep a miniature .hell collection Bordun Frederick and Sen Doug Stenstrom The bill would heroin* a stale taw C Flans Shaping Up For Pioneer Night K. Bond Here Tonight At Civic Center Bill Is Planned To Give Ministers Confidence Right Weather Bobby Hacked and Ills jats baud Partial t leating Pmlghl. tsalurwill bring superlative music to Ihe Sanford Civic Center tonight day partly iloudy and <i alter. High this afternoon w Pi TI. loss at s The boa office will open al 7 tonight Ml Pi k*. Vailahlr mostly hg those who have not yH ob­ northerly winds bccnmlng north­ tain*-! their tlesets Sale* will be easterly la Pi I* mile* pci hour limited to avoid overcrowding. Pmicbl and Saturday. Caldwell To Speak No Clue Reported Board Is. Charged On Negro Voting To Chamber Friday Mayfaif No clura havr been reported hi kufmtf Uov. Millard F. Cald- zania Ro*a t mly reprvtcnlativv ordering two wrll will address members of the I la thr leMivUlurr in 1920 :>1; the two horglartra a< thr May lair parachute R Seminole County Chamber of Com third Congress nal DlXtrirt aa a Inn Wednesday night aafrty. I mere* nr at Friday night at the mrmber of Congreis in l'J V I-tl. | Fuller offleers arr invritigallng Thr ceremony waa climaacd aa annual Chamber banquet, ( a(dwell wai elected governor , (he ease, which neltnl thieves an two waves of A31) Sky warriors Caldwell h-ia taken thr political of Flosida m ItUb. In IP.Mi.he wav r l l ll n , lrl| j i m u ,, m p-wrlry jnd F#F Cuugara ilrw over thr limelight rrrrntly with hi* l|ecch- aimmled tiltfits!* Federal “ *■—1 — ‘ Civil 1 Since the theft wav discovered field, while Capta. Rainage and ra almul argrrgation and thr Item- Hefriue Admmialrator, reugning by gurata at Ihr Inn. trporls of Arthur Inspected Ihe Marinr Color ocratir Party Hr waa born in Tan­ from that po*t -i I'.Ctf. Cuard wiih Mr* Ramey. The jels nrtM-i- in ts'.ii and eilucaled at llir lie it rhairn aii of Ihe IP>anl o( vtoiilar burglaries in Winter Park formed a fln ird rlis in thr sky, Cmvrrtily of Miasisiippt and thr the Taliahane* Bank and IriM l and Mi I ’lymooih hair reached in honor of thrtr former ship University of Virginia: rei rived Co.; a member of Ihe Board of Sanford The detective bureau of honorary I.I.H from Cnlversity i-f Ibrectura of the Central National the Orlando I'o lirr l>ei ailment o m s to. Piloting thr Jet aircraft were Florida. Florida State Cntvrrslly, Bank. Jacksonville, ami Coastal inve*ttgaluig the twitnbillly of a mrmliers of llravy Attack Wing Rollins Oollrg* arid Florida South­ States Life Inttoanca Co., Atlanta, mao working alone, who may check lia. in and out of luxury hotel* during Squadron* Thr personnel of VAll- ern. Admitted lo the Tennessee bar 11. ls-dr Ramey's squadron, walIiuring Ins term of office a* guv- Ihr season in 1WJ, Caldwell entered practice Mr. and Mr* Marvin Knapp rhrd from Ihe (irld Attending at Milton. Fla,, after admission tor ernor. i ahl»eb was chairman of guests uf tin- May fall lim for 12 werr members of Ihr Chamber of (he Florida bar. IU *rrvn) as the N aiioiial lio u rn o r's Cocfer Commerce. Armed Forces Cometne iri lPlfl-4.. and president of years, reported Ihr Ihrli of some riiittre. Mayor AI Wilson, and Hu i oun- il of State Uovetmu >. S3.000 in jrw dry and furs Mr. Mr> Jar hoe iJchlrnstrin 11*to Iti He veiled as Cuatrman of and olhrr local digmlarlra. Ihe Bosiil of ( onlrol, Souihcin Re estimated Uietr lots at HS.Ono. Watching the ceremonira wrre glonal education, and Is presently Olhrr Mayfair Inn guots have la-dr Ramry'a two children, April a member uf the firm of Caldwell, taken all precaution*, and placed and Mark, and him mother. Mrs I'a rk rr, Foster, Madigan, th ru their valuables in thr hotel safe lilra Ramey Sr . of Trinity. Tex. and >l»riait>. Other members of his family The able aiwaker will address flown by Navy transport ' to SanForty members of the Seminole ford for the occasion were Mr. County Futurr Farmer* of Amer llie local Clumber group on tbe and Mrs (ilea Ramey Jr. and ira will leave Sanford at 4 a .m. "ltes(>onvlhllil) of the Business children. Cleveland, Tea.: and tomorrow for Ihe state fair ai Man.” Heaervalion* (or Uie banquet Mr. and Mrs tiabrirl Fransre and Tampa Thr (rip lia* tw in linamed from should le mailc a* s-win a* |«>**ihl children, Houston. Trv. with Hie t lumber of Commerca. Member* of Mr* Ramey's fain- the FFA treasury, sinee the dub Mcnilmt* may brinsi their wives IAIN HON I d ' l l Falk alaiut ha* had no tt-onsor this year. dy attrndlnc were Iter parents, The dinner will be served al ti: iu tlss- gtai**- ibat laid Ibr golden egg. Three of thr Uiys will serve on a " r amt Mis Floyd Heyduck. 'n ,hr “f ,hr >'*> , ,V , >"* N or,';‘k Mr and Mr* lit an Heyduck. Mr Judging team for Ihr livestock and f cattle xiKiw Bobby Fhompsun., U ,r ,nnla. mrr U u rle Dunn laid an egg to and Mrs Ronald firary and child day that would make a satisfying Hilly li-slo and Larry Mcijuarlrrs rrn. all of Centralla. ill '-rrakfavt for eighl people Rear Ad in WTmlrll hwlUt-r. will judge berf, iliiiry ralllr and the monster egg was ten unlies »winr during the day They will Commander Fleet Air. Jackson long, nine u irlir* around and wrigh vlllr. wa* unable lo attend Ad­ return to Sen uio!i County al 8 ed eight and s half uuiurs. miral Switier had planneil lo pre­ p. In Sunday morning l.arry Miijuwtvent Ihe medal to M ri Ramey. urs and Hilly Teslo will rrturn to Tampa taking with them a but) and a heifer from Ihe t FA fucut, I sm a! puttee Icporled twu arc!the two bey* will show the cow* ils-nl* at exactly the tame tlmsr FAO US1, Italy t u r n — A for during t*r» week, amt h>'l>c it! 'sett 1a*l night Both occurred at OiST* mer housemaid who uniierwent a the hull. p in see change through surgery wa* Hill Vkrst. t FA ad - nor ha* made Capt Arnold W illiam - iitvesli arrangements for Ihr trip and --sill gated a collision at First St ansi honeymooning today with a child hood girl frieiwl accompany club member* on ihr French Avr Thomas Henry CuffThe es maul was identified aa WASIIINBTUN (H IM '- \dnilnls bus tomorrow crn. I til. j nd wa* charged wllh l.uigl F u r.i, who underwent a tratmn officials, proddiol bv (rale failoie to have his vehicle under -ertev ol oiwraliou* in Naples al congressmen, tixlay were prepar control when fir -truck ,a . car , .....si a year ago lo lie-umr a mall ing a stiff new drin.ind that ttu* d i.v .n by Alvin Paul Ih llell. I.akr y ulC, w„ tk „ , |n ........ Nj *i.i account for the sheading down Monroe Williams .ai.l Dial Col ^ ni411, „ lr of an unarmed American Iran* f.en entered tbr llilr r ....... oil aller |, t. IIUH „ rm plo>cd a. port by Soviet ffghlcr* l»«t Sr(d, Mrs J W M il,lam ery, Si*, died .Skywarrior afire crewmembers Mi 40 Boys To Attend Fair On Saturday Egg Not Golden, : But It's Whopper One Person Hurt; Mishaps In Pair Stiff Note Slated On Plane Shooting Mrs. McGlomcry, Ex-Resident, Dies suiMi niv y rs trrd *) in her Coral (Rflcials said the F S govern­ Bal let limn*. Death was caused ky a heart ment planned definite Step* to follow up Its dramatic disclosure failure Mrs McClamcry was the of evidence which il claim * former l rrn Ward of Sanford prove* the Hut.ian* d ellh eralrly Survivors inelude her husband, atlarkrd the helpless plane in So- J W M clilam ery. one n o , J W. vlet Armenia wllh IT men aboard, McBlamery Jr . five grandrhll Tlie IT. S evidence included a ,lren. and one n .le r. Mrs Madge tape recording of Intercepted con- " lb-*s. Sanford, ver-ation* among Ihe Soviet figld Funeral srrvi.es will Is- held .it er pilots Who Staled Ihe atlaek * »' »" Ihllbnck lu amt articles from the Russian air | n,’r** Home, (o ra l i . * 1 es. Forces Journal describing *ooh an incident A military burial was to take place today at Arlington Ceme­ tery tor two tinhlrntifii d victims l i t Itov So' i t » a m t S r ou t le a d e r* among the slv bodies ihe Russians are urged lo attend the sets o r* *! acknowledged finding in the (j,,. plr,( Methodist Church. Sun crash and turned over P* l S .|,i% at T JO p m authorities Sunday will tw thr flrd day of The Russisns claim Ills- plane National IPiv Scoot Week II I* I wa* not shot dov n but crastird .ustomary for all Stout* to wear I an*l burned after "violating" Ihe their uniform at ,-hurrh sersue* j Sovirt air frontier They deny any Rev T. C. O’Rtecn. pastor of th« [ knowledge of the It airm en still P int Methodist Churrh, will give unaccounted for. | I the sermon. 'Scout Sunday’ Observance Set llir l ake Monroe man bail d arl m! a Irft turn Intu First St Dam­ age was estimated at J-i'i to ('off rrn s car. and IITS to lilttrdl's, Sarah De.vson Negro pa-*rngrr in a car ilnvi-n by Mrlxin Sis Liu. 3ln SanfortI Ave was taken lo Seminole Memorial Hospital for emergency treat mi nt follow ing an arridrnt at 2*nh St and Sanforil A 'c Patrolman Kilward Hayden tald Dial Raleigh B Sessions, driver o( a delivery truck ran Dir slop sign at 201h St H r plnvscd Inin the Siskind autonmhilr at it traveled north on Sanford Ave Ttic ra r wa* a total toss Damage was estimated at t?t»v lei Die truck. 9 Commissions Set Meeting Tonight Hotter Uniting;, Kh? ‘lk'Jid A n Sim^liettP tuining aepnrale segregated registration facilities. The civil C"m|>li«inl was filesl in frik-ral ilintricl court at Montgomery, Ala. , It named aa defendant* Mia <board of registrar* of Ma-on County and Brady Roger* and K. C Ijsingslnn. the two registrar* who resigned after r*funng to r „ , 1M A ! . , , . testify last l»ecemi-er before the J c W h i* I» l\ L IH U n IL I Civil Rights Commission hearing. Nil AMI It F. At II i l l ' l l — Amer The department said Roger* and lean JrMith Ifadrrt «ay ti*M W | Kingston were named *» defendJrv* * msy linm lgralr lo Israel <tl| , because, under the law, they in law. are required to continue to per­ form their duties until thrtr suecetsors arc appointed MKABVtf.l.F* I'* ( I T I lion It t< Ih r second vuling riglil tuit la w . " F a ll'' inthe "Our Bang brought by live department's new Contrdles" died Thurtda) in civil rigid* division sin-e it wa* set News Briefs Cornellian Succumbs up lad year. The first suit charged Ferrell County, Georgia, registrars with refusal to register ••fully TALLAIIASSKE i t l ’l ' G of, qualified’ Ni-gros-i, tour of whom l-elloy Collins fsvnr. keeping llor * rr» »‘ ho" l1 "-arliers. Trial t« alio Alger. Cncle \V.,:gly and the ,n lllU « » r *' »-olumbua. Spencer Hospital here Keep Kooks: Collins tlohscy tvsin* on the thrive* of state lllusrlri Kouney Tajsus 1th IIO lJ.YW O tm ( I l l ' l l - Mickey Itoolir) was *ued for divorce Thursday by Ins lourth wile, ac tress F.lalnr Malinkrn $ |(l M illio n III A ill RABAT Morocco it I ’l l —Tit* H S u extending linancUl aid ol 40 million dollars to Morocco m the currrnl fivcal year. Hot I Strength Grows LONIn'N ( I l l ' l l — Ttic Com mu­ ni SI Daily Worker reported today u' * 1 B f'la ln * Communist Party J**11™ H4 rnemlteri this year. New Viruseb Kouml Ba. In balay'a action, announced here by A lly, Ben. W illiam P. Rogers, Die Justice Department seeks an ununcinm lo bar per­ manently alleged die. (munaliocso in Hie registration process. Fhe suit complained H u t in H a s1*n County white clllsens register­ ed lu vole nuinbels-d Toil* out o f al-uut 1,IO*i of eoiing age or apprusimatrlg »7 | h*i cent. On thn other hand, llie not said, the N e ­ gro rllla rn * who registered lo vule "amber J .llU olll Ilf appiosimately li.uou uf voting age, er about eight per esul. Civitans Get Tour On Colored Slides WA.MIINDTON ( I PIV— Suigron lienrtal leioy K Bumcy rr|Miit I ’olorrd slides of cine building^ rd today that two new rripiratory statuanea and palaces were shown viruses, which r a w s * influriua lo t'lvitant Iasi night t»> a Sanford like illnetvea, h a ir Ivren discov­ ar, lisleet who spent »cve«; months ered in Italy lUislym r ilruclurra around Rome and Florence. Don Thompson, an employe of ALKXANDIUA, V a , (liP » — John A. Burton IV Archltrrla, Federal Judge A lU ri V. Illy an look the piituiev during hi* stay. tixlay refund Ui grant llie Ales Member* of the Civitan < tub andna school Uiard s delay In the learned (hat Ktiropran ronslruev lolegralioh of nine Negroes in the • ton still follow* the agrold m rlh . city's puhlir schools od of traffolding Th* jraffo lda are fjsti-nril hy drilling- Into tha tciek \S hen removed, the surface of th* building >* covered wills holes Many of the pictures contamnl ancient buildings dating before tha lime nf Christ. C. It. M etcalf J r . H arry KchelWhen C J, Kthridge of Winter Park reported hi* car stolen lo 1-crger and I. K. (Bene) Fstridga Orange Courtly author tiles, (lie wore sworn ui as new memhera. word went mil to surrounding llie Civitans meet Ihursday night* »l the I'I neere-1 Inn. count ira ‘Mix’ Delay Nixed Merry Chase Ends On 'Stolen’ Car; Who Is Surprised? Deputy Hlirrlff W K Vehtirg er of Seminole spied the ear at the I) K Service Station on IT U? last night Hr gave pursuit, after notifying Orange County 'hat lie was cross •tig the line The stolen e*r led him s merry chase, speeding through Winter Park until It crashed into a utility |»j|e The driver waa iniured anil tak en lo the W lntrr Park Ibxpllal stir was Kthridge'* IP year old daughter. Tea, Fashion Show Scheduled Tuesday Thr beautiful home uf Mrs. W, k M> llolq-rls in la«h Arbor will preside the setting next week for the .Hhrosc Tur ‘day T*-a. tin ie r Die chairmanship uf Mrs, IUi> h i me* J r . a fashion shut* ha* been arranged around the iwitnoutig pool Mcmlirrs of th# Women'* Auxiliary of the Holy • .•'•»* Fplscopal Church will uunlel t l »1« s from Mary -FDher's ITii Isa will !« held floin .1.30' to p m , wllh Ihr sty le shove lailuig- al l: lb Mrs Irvin Flrla• her is iu rh aig r of floral arrangeneni*. which will follow a Valen­ tin*- t Day theme Spesial enterlainoieul during the afternoon ta winch the Preiidrnt pro|>ovi-d lo I'lannrsl by M r*, i'auvllla Brine in give school* going atusd with In an smuvtng tkil. Mr*. M adeleii# Dunn it Die comment slot for its* trgratlon fatliton show Hr u til such a tra t will U gtvsu tb r public is lurdlally m uled Its In-Ip if limy s e e k it hut "they Die tea, *|«in»utt-d annuallv •■> U>* l \ omen's Auxiliary. will have lu auk lor il ' Southerners Irked By 'Rights' Planks Shad Fishing Equipment and commercial fishing during Due spawning season is completely I l ­ legal.'* rip latnrd the agents A limit of 16 -hart caught by hook ami line la within the limits a t the law. The conservation board sends ini-a lo the rpiwnlng arras l*> in suCr that there is no Illegal taking of the shad “ I f w * were to jiul tip a device to atop the shad from running up the river where they spawn, So a period of about three years, the fish would be estlnet In this area," H id the agents. "Shad fishing s* a g nat *io rt and people spend a kit of money te Florida to tak* part in this sport. We are here to make sure In * ihad stays here " „ larmbamt near his homrlowti of ■auiisl After Die iliatige, fuevi rourled and won Antoinette Ferrari, in llie> w eir mairiesl Tueulfl). Sanford C i t y Cnmmlttlnqers will m rrl in ipecial section to night si ■ Jo i in Dir age mis is s discussion with the Hoard of County Corn mlsslotiets concerning thr request of Ihe I ’FA for county siip|«irt of a i-.rlton of the cost of tbr c ilv * re. realion program Couo ty sopi-ol would rnsbtc sit child r< n in Ihr area to avail them selves ol Saiihird's rrrieational f.u llllu • WMlD FSrF.lt Mas. IT I I l l i r repaving *elu-dule w ill also Mme Ilian 311 peiaon* fled a hla/e in the Vtnor* Hotel here Aitiung . In- dts. ussed them u » i* member* of thr Wore rater Heller Heating A»*n, attending a lianquel M i l I f H ItN F VHit rail a ( I T ' D D a li.il actor Waller Clilati said today bit roman** with film ac trrs* I . j ‘ .iritn rr is as "drad as .rs lrid s y * vpjghrlll ” State Agents Confiscate Two agems from Ihr State Board uf Conservation confiscated 0 host*, a seine, and KhO lo l.mio unds of illegally taken shad last ntfht near Mullet l^ k e Park at l^mon Bluff. Thr agrnta. C. V Holland and C. A Willis, werr "about a minute behind” Ihr fishermen, otherwise they would have caught the men along with (heir “Ionia," the agents H id Midland and W illis said they list­ ened to th* quietly-working fisherfor somr time before they Xrot m after them. MWe had to paddle for a tout a quartrr of a mile to the spot when Use melt were, but they must have spotted us and ran," they ssgf *TJo* of th* loale was run into a small rcrrk ihey must hare made 8tcir get away there." Rhad are salt water ftah, hut spawn In the 04. Johns Hi.sc. Girl Now Is Boy, Weds Girl Friend W A S H IN G T O N ( l l ’ l ) T liu J u s tic e I ) o | h u tm u n l filet! n u ll today clmrynng' M u c in C o u n ty , A lu lm n m . re g is tra tio n o ffic ia ls w ith d is c r im in a tin g iig u iiin t N e g r u v o te r * am i n m in - __ ________________________________________ l I M r l t T l /I I r i l / — C. V * V. f t Holland IIUIDIMU and Ullll V* f li «p1 t a r T k I ‘aK £ 1 i . ? S , m , 1 S JE5 (ONKISCATKL) C. A. Slate, and the proceed! w»u he pui, W illis , cu n itcrvution m re n ts . stand a l 'in i c i d * i l b * e 'ju i:'ii« ‘nt ti • d to < itc h th e 8DO-I.OOO m Use eon serial inn fund poulids uf ill* K a lly -U k e n ahad sh o w n in Ih e picture. I Herald S t a ll P ho to ) WASHING TON tC P Il — Some p ait- ol I'rt-xidcni Fisenltower'* arvrrt point m i l rights program drsw Intern*' file today from aouilirrii critics Hut th eir w eir incresting sign* in tnitti liou-c* that l ungros proli sidy would pas* some form of Civil tight* legislation tin* ycat Foes appaicntly werr ready lo center their fire on two pni|>osuts to (iiiouragi cominunltles to d<< segregate schools line called for legislation to make * force 'o r threats of force to obstruct court order* in s< In ml desegregation Cases a federal ofleritr I l.e uther piupost-u ■ "lentpur ary program of fedetal financial anti technical aid to dale and lo­ cal agencies lo a»ii*t I hr 111 in making Ihr necessary adjustment required" by school dr segregation decisions Secretary Arthur S Flemming of the llra lth . Film at ton and Wsdfan Ikepartment emphatised at a new* conference that Iher* was aothing eoereive" abeul Ska aid Ally Ben William P Roger* said Ihr I'rciidcnl * p r o g r a m slued sway from "extreme mras u rr* or elements of retaliation." Hr tald llir peaceful start ol lit trgratlon in \ i g i ii i a was Hit imporlanl factor in convincing the adiuinittralion Dial a stronger federal hand was not needed al Du* Hint ” The President's ine-»age drew Die I iiis I haltlr lines far the civil light* druggie and gave Ihe Sen ate * broad three - way choice. FinnlKiwer’s program lay gener­ ally tietween a milder four point till! t|Mmsorrd by Kenatr Demo<rwtic leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tea I and a Merrier. more swcrpint measure backed by Set. Paul H Doug la* (O ( R l asM Md ar isharaia Two Concerts Set By Male Chorus (be Hauford Male Chorus «:M appear gn a run*rr1 Mondav inghl at T lo at (he Dellary Mrlluwlltt Church W w Brown w ill rttrrrt thr gruop M rt. Hen Wiggtna la the aecump*nl*l un Sunday. Frb IS, ttic dioris* will sing *1 Hi* T su ■veiling wor­ ship s rrv k r at the first Mrlhounr Churrh M Ranfurd 7th Anniversary IAIN DON (U P I) B r iu L iti aimed force- fired k-omlw* *»Hs- te* today la mirk Queen Klitaheth's seventh M M iw v u r ea tha IritU h > - t i F �m ■ IP**,. jV •ft h H t - f A . ?A «. 1IM ,^1 M id frrmS , . . fp r c S c n liiify ^ J o u r (C h u rc h \ iwl phiiMiti ,ismiw#> Churchfiaz Of Christ N u irc n c HUD CHURCH o r CHHIST IA R E MARY 3nd SI. and Elm Are. George M. Y ilra .. Minuter CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENT. Lake Mary Bibla School . ............. 10:00 a. m. T u to r Morning W on h ip ..........11:00 a. m. S. L. Drawer ............ Evening Worahlp........ 7.44 p. m. Sunday School ......... » . » a. m. Wed. Bible Study........... 7:41 p. m. Morning Won nip .. . 1100 a. tn. Young Proplr's Meeting T:JJ p. m. Evening Worvhlp .. . 1: 0 p. m, C HI HUM (It CHRIST Wed. Trayer Servka 4:00 p. m. Geneva Mlilionary Merting Ralph Rrewcr Jr..........Evnngellat Bible School ............. 10:00 a. m, Flrat Wednesday.........I . oo p. m. Morning Worahlp..........11:00 a. m. Evening Worahlp........ 7:J0 p. m. W'ed. Prayer Service .. 7:40 p. m. FIRST PRESIl) TERIAN CHURCH i II I Hi ll m CHRIST Oak Ate. and Third SI. Taola A. G Mtlnnii Pavlor ftiblo Study In.oo a. m Morning Worvhlp . . . . 8:44 a, m Momlnn Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School ............ 9:4% a, m. Evening Worship . . . . 7:00 p. m. Moiling Worvhin . . . . )f :M a. m. Senior Fellowship , , .%;30 p. m. Evening Worvhlp . . . 1:00 p. m. HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Wed. Prayer Service . 7 » p. m. CHURCH Nuriery Available Park Avr. al 4lh SL Presbyterian B aptist M r x i . r r church SI) Park Avrnut W. P. Brooks. J r. I’aHnr F . B Pnh*r Asia*. Pastor Morning Worship . . . . I 43 m. •Sunday School ...........t;44 a. rS. . Morning Worship . . . . 11.00 a. m "Training Union ............ I l l p. m Evanlng Worship .. 7 30 p.m . Wad. I ’ra jtr Servier 7.M p. m. Rev, John W. Thomas . . . . Tailor Nursery available Holy Eurhiriat ............ 4:U0 a. m Family ServiceChurch School............ 9:11 a. m CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Prayer— Cor. m b St. k Oak Arc. Sermon ................ 11:00 a. m. Tutor B *r. Gall Smith Holy Communion— 9 tl a. m. Sunday School .. , 11:00 a. m. Tuesday ....................... 7:40 a. m Moraln| Worah'p .. 1:41 p. m. Wednr.day ........ .. . ItiiiNi a, « . Tralnlnl Union .. .. I oo p. m. T h u ra d iy ...................... 7;jo a. m Kvtnlni Worahlp Sarraaent of Ponageo | Wad. Prayer Sarvica 1:00 p m Saturday ............. 4:000:00 p. m. f ir s t episcopal PINE CRUST BAPTIST CHURCH It t W. Ossara Raid Dop aId Gravrnmalr ........ Tailor Sunday School ............. l:U a. m Morning Worship . . . . 11:** I . m Training Union . . . i W p. m. Evrnlni Worship .........T:1J p. m. Wfd. I'ra ja r Sarvicc 7 :0 p. m. Nursery available • ._ ; SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH t . m b 8C k Park A n. ; Ctraid B. Prlca ........... Tailor * Sunday Bibla School .. 10:00 a. m . Praachlm .....................ll:u> a. m. Bibla Study ............ T:D0 p. m. EvangrIUtlePreaching 7 :0 p. m. Wad. P r i j t r Sarvica 7 :0 p. m. WEST HIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST d ll B. Hally A n . William L. Staphto ........ P * * i« Sunday School . . . . 10 00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Bibla Study ................7:00 p. m. * Evening W orahlp.......... 7;)0 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:)0 p. m. CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH C. G. Swigstrty ............ Tutor Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worihlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. RI.UKR hPRINUS BAPTIST CHURCH Joa. Douthitt ............ . u t> ljp r Sunday School ....... . l:tS a.m. Morning Worahlp . . . . H:0o a. in. Training Union ......... 4:1% P- m. Evening Worahlp.. 7 30 p .m . Wed. Prayer Service 7:JQ p. m. * ------------------- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GENEVA Tailor Jack L, Slewart 10.00 a. m. Sunday Sfhool . ll:«> a. m. Morning Sarvlra a so p. m. TriUIng Union 7. )0 p. m Evening Worahlp Wad. Prayer Rarvlca 7;M p. m II1LLCRUBT BAPTIST CI1UHUII OF GENEVA Chirlea W. llamU Jr........ Tutor Sunday School ......... 10:0o a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11 00 a. in. Training Union ......... I l l p. m. Evening Worahlp . . . . 7 M p. in. Wad. P rije r 6ervlca 7:30 p. in. FIRST RAPTtST CHllRCH OF LONGWOOD Car. Church A (Irani 81*. C. L. Fulth .......... 1’aator Sunday School .. . P ill a. m. Morning Worahlp .. ll'W a. inTraining Uni*** . * <* P- toEvening Worahlp . T:« p. in. Wrd I’rayer Service 7:4% p. tn. LAKE MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH T h m mllei weal al Buford n Flrat SI., ilg hl at Mur«a Corner ItoUrt (I. Ityrd ................. Tailor Sunday School .........10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . Il l * i . tn. Training Union ....... 6 W V m. Evening Worahlp ■ ■ 7.Pi p. m. Wfd. Prayer Service 7 *0 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OVIEIH) Jack T. Bryant ............. Tailor Sunday School ....... t il a m Morning Worahlp . . . . li en a. m. Training Union ............ € :ll p. m. Evening Service . .. .. 7 00 j>. m. Wed. Trayer Service 7 30 p m. Catholic A LI. ROLLS CATHOLIC CIIL'NUH dak Ave. at tth SI. Rev. Kirhard l.yoni ... Tailor Sunday Maiaaa .............. 7.M a. m. , . . . . . . . . a.so a. m. ............. lO.oo a. in. .............!t:Su a. m. Pat'r Mata ...................... 7:1* a. m. Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11*7 S. Sanford Avo. Gilbert Clounta .. . . A D Interim Sunday School ............ 9,41 a. tn. Moaning Worahlp . . . 11:00 a. m. Youth Program .......... g:iQ p. m . Adult 7talalag Coutao , 1:10 p. an. Evening W orahlp.........Ti00p.ni, Recreation ......................7:10 p. m. C O N U K K U A T IO U L C H R IS T IA N CHURCH r y k A t* , a t n th It . J . Bernard Root ..................... Bible School . . . . . . . . . . . M i a. m. Itoeajap ...... | l ;00 a. m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DEBARY DeBary Ovle Center A. C. Summer* ___ T u to r Sunday School .........a na a. m. Morning Worihlp .. 10.M a. ni. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake Mary John W. PUlay ............... T u to r Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. A L L SAINTS EPISCOPAL Morning Worihlp . . . . It oo a. m. CHURCH Junior High Weitmlnliter Enlerpriao Fellowship ................a M p. m. Fr. Paul Shulta ................. Palter Senior High Weitmlnliter Holy Communion— Fellowship ......... 7 10 p. m•Sunday 8:00 a. m Morning Prayer— UPSALA COMMUNITY Sermon ............... 9:80 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Holy Communion— John W. H illy . Tailor 1at Sunday tarh month P;40 n. m. Morning Worship . . . . . a m a. m. Sunday School ......... 10 oo a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Weitmlnliter fellowship Lang*ood Junior ................... 0 30 p. m. Rav. George L. Granger paitor Sunday Sorviro 9 a. tn. Weitmlnliter Fellowship Senlori ...................... 7.30 p. m. Church school 10:00 a. m. Holy Communion F lril, Third Sunday Other Churches Lutheran GOOD SllETIIKRIf U N IT E D LUTHERAN* CHURCH Sanford Hhrhva Club lag SL and Lm A vo, E m a il llellcli Jr. . Pastor Church School ............. 1:45 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. in. Coffee ............. .......... 14:00 Lulhcr League .......... 4.40 p. m. Wed. Choir Practlco .. 7:10 p. m. (Both hold at paraonaga) P1NECRF.1T A M E N ELY OF OOD CHURCH Coe. Ifth and Elm If. M. Snow ....................... Tutor Sunday School .......... 9:41 a. m. Morning Worship a. m. Evening Worship .,..7:00 p. m. THE ALLIANCE CHURCH CbrUllan and MUslonary Alliance Park Avo. and 14th si. David 8. Caraoflx ............ Paalor Sunday School ............ 9:44 a. m. LUTHERAN' CHURCH O F THE Morning Worship . . . . 10:40 a. m. HKIIKRMER Evening Service .........7:44 p. m. 101 W. 3Mb Place A.Y.F.-Youth Service .. 8.30 p. m. lle rl vti W. C'.eni ....... Taator Wed. Prayar Service 9:00 p. m. Sunday School ........... 9:16 a. m. Adult Bible Clan ... ’.7, S il l a. m. FIRST CRURCH OP CHRIST Worahlp SfrVlre '10:40 a. m. SCIENTIST 440 E. beeond Si. JIT. LUKE'S LUTH ER AN Sunday Svhoot .......... 11:00 a. m. Simla (Near Oviedo) Sunday Worship ....... 11:00 a. m. Stephen M. Tuhy . . . . . . .. Paitnr Wednesday Service . .. 4:00 p, m. Morning Worahlp........ 1:74 a. vn. Tuesday Reading . 2:30 4:30 p. m, Sunday S chorl........... u:00 a. m. Thursday Reeding 4:40-4:30 p. m. Christian Day Srhnol, Monday through Friday — Kindirirarten • IH L R I H UP GOD Elrmeniery .. 0:00 a. m. French Ava. and 71itd St. Jot) D. Brown ................. . Tutor Sunday School................ 0:41 a. m. FIRST METHODIST CHVRCH I I I Park Ava. Evangelistic Service ., 7:40 p. m. T L'. O'Rlern ........ . Pallor Tuesday Service...........7:40 p. m. Morning Worship........ IS O a. in. Sunday School . . . . . . D;4% a. m. ( llt RCH OF JESUS CHRIST Morning Worihlp li nn a. m. OF LATTER DAY SAINTS MYP Supper ........... 8:oo p. m. City Hall M Y F Maningi ........ 8 40 p. m. J. O. Brooks . . Branch President (Intermediate, Senior) .Sunday School .........I0 ;0o a. m. Organ V r ip e r t............7:13 p. m. Sacrament Mrstlng . . . . 8:00 p. m. Evening Worvhlp 7:30 p tn. THE C H U R C H FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE C H U R C H WHO A R E T H E Y ? TJ.* C huith is the gisatut factor on csilh for the building of (bsiseter spJ good citiirnship. It ii a iloicbouke of spiritual values. Without ■ strung C l.m ill, ncitlur dcmoctscy norcivilirslion can survive. 1 here tit four sound rcs'om vihy i i n y penon ihnuld attend services ttgulstly and support the Church. 'I hey arc: ( I ) For his own >slr. ( 2 ) For bis children** sake, ( J) For the sake of his community and nation. (4 ) For the seka of the Church itself, which needs his moral and materia! aupporL Plan I* >• t* church regularly and read your Bible daily. Day Book Bunday Monday Tue-day W’tdnriday Thursday Friday Saturday A Mark 17 John 13 Art* 4 Jams* V, Ad* II l.uk* DruUrwmnvy AO Chapter Who are these children? Probsbly, you’ll never know their names. The countries from which they come encircle the globe. They speak many languugei But each night, before they go to bed, they all say their prayers. Prayer is the greatest common denominator. Vou can go to church in Japan or Chicago and, regardless of the language being spoken, you will llnd that you feel equally in communion with God. Vtrvaa 11-18 |.28 1.17 1118 1-8 1.11 11-14 On World Day of Prayer, join your friends and neighbors in church. Let your pruyers mingle with those of other people in churches everywhere. Remember that throughout the centuries, prayer has proven itself the greatest of forces. Let it do so again! Methodist THE SANFORD T IE E METHODIST ( ItVRCH Laurel Ava. al 4th SI. Ira E. Illndtnan Jr. .. . Paalor Sunday School ........... 9:44 a. tn. Morning Worahlp . . . . 10:4) a. m. FM Y 7:191 p. Evening Worihlp 7W p Mon. FMY Bacreallan 7.no p Tuee. FM Y Trayer . 7 M p Wrd. Prayer Service 7:30 p. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1811 W. 1st SL Sunday Walchlower Study ........................3.00 p. m. Wad Ribla Study . . . . 7;*0 p. » . Frl. Mlnutrv Pfhoal . . . 7:40 p. w. Friday Service ............ 8 30 p, m. EUENEZT.lt MK1HOUI8T CHURCH Cllrui Haight* Charles F Brown — .. Pastor Sunday a.huol Ju.oo a. ava. Morrung Worship .. |I:CQ a. m. Wed. Trayer Service 7:3(1 p. m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL (HURCH OF LONQWOOI) E. Rulh Grant ................ Tailor Suadiy Schoal ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worshlt. . . . . U :00 a. m. Evening Service.............7:00 p. m. Wed. Trayer Servtre ..7:00 p, m Trl. Prayer S m k o . . . 7.on p. m. --• congregation or (.RA LE METHODIST l llURCH Pinocreil Sthoel Auditorium SANFORD SEVENTH DAT W. Tham u Tenonr Jr. .. Pastor ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:44 a. m. Savealh SL aad Elm Ava. Morning Worihlp ... .1 1 a. m. A. U. McClure ................... Tutor Saturday Sablutth .Scho■I 9:%0 a.m FOSTER UHAPLI. Mornlag Warship . . . . l i oo a. m. METHODIST C B U R tll Wad. Prayer Sarvica .. 7:40 p. m. Oviedo Sunday School .......... 9 4% a in. Morning Worihlp ... 11:00 n. m. TUI: REVIVAL TABERNACLE tdth aad Chaaa Avr. Evening Worship . . . . 9.00 p. m. I . T. Tasker ................... Tutor Suadsy School ......... lO.oo a. m. PADUA WESLEYAN Morning Worship . . . . 11:80 a. m. METHODIST CHURCH Evenlog Worship . . . . 7:44 p, m. • Miles Wut on Rl. 44 Cecil WT. Shalfrr ............ Paitor Tuesday Sarvica .. .. 7:44 p. m. bunday School ............ 9 44 a. m. Thursday Sarvica......... 7:44 p. m Morning Worship . . . . 10:43 a. m. Woaleyan Youth . . . . 9:4* p. m. Evening Worship.........7:40 g. m. UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Womu'a Uub-3aa O ik Ava. W>d. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. Joirphlar B. S tu c k l*......... Pastor N a za rc n e Sunday Wprahip . . . . 11.00 a. » Woadraff Building FIRST CHURCH OF T IIE NAEARENE 384 E. First SL. Rm. I l l W. ind St; it Mapla A tt. Tusidsy Class .............. 8.00 | . m. R. 11. Spear Jr................ Paitor Sunday School . . . . . . 9:44 g. tn. TRE SALVATION ARMY m R. Sacanl St. Morning Worship . . . . 10:44 a. tn. NY PS ....................... 9:90 p. m. Sunday: N.Y.P.S. k S 8 S............ • p. m. Sunday School ......... lO.eo a. Gospel Rarvlca ............ T » ■ m. Hatlaeis MaaUng . . . . 11:09 a. FE R N PARR CRURCH O F T H E S tm t MaatLvg............. 8 40 p. YPL ........................ t:90 p. NAZARRNB O BRIAN ROAD Salvilian MacUag . . . . 7:19 p. Nav. Jim Flihcr ................. Paalor TtMsday: Sunday school ............9:44 a. m. Carp Codeia .................. 9:48 p. Morning worihlp ....10:49 a. in. Rood Practice ............ 4:49 f. Youth service ............ 0:49 p m. Ladle* Haas* League 7:30 p. EvangrIUtle sen Ice ..7:30 p. m. Tburs. Prayer Service 7:40 p. .W ed. prayer sen ice ..7.30 p. m l i t . Street Meeting 8:90 p. 4 *10*1*4*4 I I I # , JvausSdOur Ads. ^ d m . * « « d » W r j . Rdb This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in The Sanford Herald with the approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is made possible by the co-operution of these well-known business establishments: • ERNIE'S STANDARD OIL STATION SANFORD n a t io n a l WALL PLUMBING AND CELERY ATLANTIC PRINTING bank HOLLER MOTORS • FERTILIZER W. TRUCK FLORIDA STATE BANK W. COMPANY CONCRETE PIPE CO. FURNITURE CO. COMPANY GREGORY IN N LUMBER T PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY WARNER'S W ILSO NM AIER HORNE BROKERAGE M AYFAIR COMPANY SHERMAN W H E IL E R HEATING CITY COMPANY GULF SERVICE RITZ THEATRE �,* * f Lutherans Seeking Lenten Attendance T f« m i from the Missionaries W ill Speak A t Alliance Convention I.uthfr»n Saturday evening. »nd U i i a Church of In * R rd re m rr will f i l l 00 p *rrn !. ..f -Sunday School child r*« tnd friend. of 3he church, th • week. They H i l l in 'lie famlh r* and their children to Lenten **‘" J "* I ’ u r n . nhich begin A»h WedJe*d ai. Feb. I I . i t 7 » P- M. Thu p ro irim if cille d • S h in n * C h r lit " All fam ilie* in the congregation hate been given prayer* nhich ore to be tpoVrn in candlelight •t the Supper Table \ rid iy and Legal Notice »»• d -n ^ r 'aH e °» Sund*>- E TerY' o r* *tten*J<n* Ih * A.h W ednoday terrier Hill be tu r n * c« d crott , n<j a lu te m rn t on the tlg m fi- Th» Alliance Church at Park Avenue and tl'.h Street in San fmd h ill conduct it . annual M il cinre of it on coit lapel, »uit or d reif. tin Sunday. • Trirtych nith the full tchedule of all M rvicei from Aih W edneidiy to K»»ter. n d l be pre*cnled to each norihippcr and fam ily vtilted m the aftermein. Thi» Tripl>clt »lmu!d l>« placed in a prominent place in the home a< a reminder of the Savior'* love (or all min. i m : i i m i i r l i m i t . ' • ' 1" g im m • im t n The National Geographic Mag aline >a> a a meteor that eraahed broke ' « 1'', r ........tiff into central Siberia in uinduHt .V) mitea an ay a.td level­ • K ill • iMfoMant ed tree* for about l i mile* aiound M U M i: 10 •••*• 1 the point ot intpaiT T l l K uTATK P h 'lllU A TO: Ov I M I M ill • I H V ' * I t I I I t M I II % ' • » . I • . • l • K A llto '*0 1 .1 - t**’’ '-* % 41 ' t l l . i t n n - ' - • * # ♦ •’*» K m lu in ien t 1 I*.0 N#*% T»»»k % N« «e • a .. m ... In I Legal Notice - TotW t'»in|ililnl in iiM t III V & • ' *!«• » .* # i a r . l fi.r A ft.ln o o U • tU M b W l i.o 11. of*1 **f f’«tti»tv Cf»eti«ii*4i iu Ilf J*ellailtwlc Cvttfltl 1iaifitU. . I I- ||. ,0 1‘l.f U. II • t'-'UI • Hill |f-*fhO bill* 0* l ♦ filfa^O *af llu d .. A\ la i lui-l 1-• * ’ I U l- VI J l.i-Ii . "I t '- » loi Ih . f-l) . 4 |( g »uu!V>*' .'I I I ->n r u n v T ii ink m .'.'i a:i. 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Id S t a f f P h o to ) Midget Foodmart Opens In Saniord Laugh Almost Cost This Boy His Life |a Ija .o .l w|t>| Oil 0 vj t •»Ut 0 1| * ‘ • 'll <l.ff 4*11 4 |i» OUTomotl* At ' NKW YORK ( U P L - A laugh al1* . jt i*ff fNo rurtent «Atu moit co*t Jame* ludly hi* life. • oMnot I* i The tight of an I I year-old \t «t ««e*a.m.Mi»!o fnrtv t»oi* f. f.a rtl« I '* " o tilo W! marching along Southern Boule­ 4 o ot* l itr«iId l a mini m . t f 2 ) ‘ tkV.tr •»* «• AI ' vard in the llron* with a 72 • a • Lo i»r*»i 44o*l with caliber rill* on hi* ihoulder made I ’* ff 1 • T f TO t« No if * . 1 • v »#t» »•. :' : t e l.vliy ,1* 11*11 uui in am airinrnl. «> l* lnntlo I»r. At left i* Stanley Stricter, man* nger of Milled Koodntnrt. At right i* ('hiti!c* V. (('Iim M Atkin** it. president and gi-nnal ntaiUK* r. Another nrn grocery *toie opcnetl it* doou to t-ne public In San far() The nr *e>l firm tn Join the . . i urov ru: lt%C or rtiiinr*# a tvrnt* i» >oo<imar1# •••»** OrlanJi. l»r. IT riid rn t ar.d genera' massger of the n r * »turr i* 1 h a rlr* ' . (Chuck) At*in*on. owner of Foodm art. The manager »f live new More it .Stanley Streeter, fo rm rrl) rm ployrd with remdmart. Ito a n l o u r ford S a .a l \ir Hati»n. llr left the Navy in 1»M to make hi* home in Sanford llr evtibli.hrd F osim ait Super Mar -«t in 1*5* llr hod* Iho rank of , n mm«n<!rr in thf .S a u l l l r i r r ' r . I’etile |{r |»,% ih r farmer N fU I IIO IX ^ WOOD <1 I'l i J411..UI1 o 1 >..utlt H ill, \ a . In e artre *. Audrey Hepburn un-Ierat :’- >'i tv a 1 iin»ti>n Ave. witn goe* further raammation today to ........................... ......... determine the rvter.l of injuriei .hrc* children. Midget Foodmart la holding it* ‘ he teccitrd eight day* ago in a f0(m4| o l ,nmg tivdjj ar.d lumor- f*b ,,,,m * hor*e while on a film location in Dnrancn, M rilco. The IJ-year old llru*»ell born film *la r receive I at lea»t two fracturril vertebrae in (hr aedt U . t l . l . t M l , O hij i l l ' l l —Tinv dent, doctor. »aul X-raya ihowrd y e a r* Carling open golf tourna Uedne-day. More X r a ) . were mrnt will lie hrld hrre Aug. t i 9 planned for Mi*» Hepburn who ha* a . pait of thr ClrcrlanJ Seaway l>een confined to her he) finer re­ year celebration. The tourney lact tutn>ng hrre in an ambulane* air­ uac held In Cleveland in 1933 plane Monday. Thlv y e a r* event will he played over the Srnera public gull Nrur Ynrk’i tlrarwl Central Ter minal ha. C7 track*. eourie. y > * . " ‘, ± 1 s ' : , ? r , "KS2. s s i r . a r M c “• \T ' i ,hev found «r*«*vfrd from tne l mcer.it, l \ ’ lh,e of South Carolina with a degree of him in bed with hi. vti e- He ^ Al|„unl.lratlod. Hr am- a . ^ (|| |h|( ^ /|om gn„ , they approached him, but the IV&.t and ram r In Sanford in K>51 rifle miHired. |>olire *ald a* the *uppl>- offierr at the SanT liry arreHrd Pouit and con­ fiscated hi* rifle and 300 round* of ammunition. I ll n t llll 4 x 4 Ml’. \o T I« 1; it#r#u% ■ 1%♦# «»••* 1 m'i» iit i a n t l lit hu»hi4M 4 * K*r n Park Namin'.Ir <*wunt«. h’ l e r I vI a •1 l itl 4 of iii nl# r th# fU fltto u * 1 . • 1*4 1toil I I#* rv attu r *#14 •'•••.# M ir l * l # r k o f tha t 't r l i u i t h A h i l n o l * C m UI i I I . F lo rid # , • In ♦ »l. • <. 9«!at *♦ l»llll th« !'».»• t•1«.«»t *•f » ♦ r , . tltif He ( t o n SAW# tt»4» I*# . M a i l Pi#M 4% t'a-N t! h ia M iiv * m :. %f Jut*1 |li»< kf/f ■ ■* ‘ • t t • ' i*«rvr» N4 ••• •lam*fa**t«|eor ohalt **affant I Ala tttulomant (r*.f*i *»v»o full F l i 11 1 l l l l « % » 0 H i * « f fr n. vtato #*f thlnmortt N i * T h ' K I d h t r i b t % t # n 1 n # t 1 and shall haio faitur* trolno*! im • 1 1 * 1 1*1 la hiiiln4»» a: I-a V# • • 1 I 1* ecf*r*seavst|«os I v. a*, Y « r t , r i o f i . l # i o 4 i r !!»♦ • ' ♦ ♦ h l n a * to ***♦ “'a'* ij iarant*o ♦.» •'#»»*♦ **f Hi M «»!otrIt ’ t • I In. |ti4o all t*re|sorr parts III 4 1 I li»i#(«tl lU lr tl* M l • Al I ' AH* • ll • 1’let W *.f tt • •* ». tut • pi * a 1 .1 4 1 • ih' iith i u VI. |4•r9»ln^•l• l ! 0 iinS». F lo rid # emit •* • ml e lttfriio l aiatem « -a . * r *U s ll b* ••t***i*e| at a e»ie*|* » ■ »•»• *.f • h# f lr»• 11# 4* • •• let to N* N* 14 Mar.h l» t f» jf. • *4 til r i e . ' . l 14* » F U l • 4 • *e 1*1# PltfttfNA Je.ho Welder- <*Hatrv*jn • II t. I 18 1 11 The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts A Greeting* ♦ from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occsiion of: Chang* of residenre Arrival*, of Newcomers to Sanford Phona FA 2*1756 Ruth Gallagher 4 f f f t MW m Wk -------------------- » lifi'i. \ * ' e * Irg »!»•(! I # | tw.1i *ar 11 • • PuMi . ll#4» •• • • .' • » |t l I . h* . 1* J • *n I I In •tla atr’a (h# Mr *. 1 1 fi«intnnl# »» 1. • FERTI LI ZER Tor livery Need Check Your Battery Your Deal Mu' la — l -lie to fit any ta r - UN O — llr .v t llute Bitlerie* far ladiiclriai and Marine HUNT'S Seminole Battery Co. Tuxedo Feed Store I lit I S. French FA 2*5.108 lUllerir* l'h«rj:eti— ilehuilt and Krpnirrd Cor. Sanford k 2nd FA 2-2624 TUB I'KRFORMINt; KLKIMIANTS AND SIM • i• fttHf !>• m i it ? •• I*. M nr •• ••mn th#r«*ft*r a* r?t«ihl#. defntnnU fo in !- T.* t | r « C im m iiiltn dr n i lf i ** • !**• u n t if ? • * ,'r\g | » 'r # »nr It * ftnl #rt d A DIANA and BABY JEWEL #f y "lit ( It*f vilati*”« th#t MlWt»r h%* (•ti'iM'ld 8 I m n# mil tn htiiM A r# r#.vflon«l huiMm# <ioll#r riak» .*n ih# I»ll4«* Can r I II ll.«v* (FOB CHIIaDBKN ACCOM PA NIKI) BY THEIB PARENTS) ON X I M l M l I F . « «t | \ T \ ro M M i (O M M IM IIII X a H l r * *»l l*o M i r | | r # r * M # If » i r f i i n r i m : • * We F R |E E LE P H A N T RIDES Legal Notice T« Both M r*. Nah.ir* and Rev. I.eweilen know •« 1*at it mean* to he mi**ionarie* in the face of great handirap* and eatreme op pniition They lia 'e hail the ta«k of winning never convert* and r* tabliilung rhurclie* nhere none h a ir previoutly elilte d . Both H ill * hu h picture* «f the work they have hern doing and w ill pre*ent the nerd for both apirttual and material aupport of fom gn ini* •ion endeavor* TALMItASSER (ITU — Ralph Siller, director of the atate Pur. ehaiing t'ommmion. repop* h i. agency ha* reeovertd *33o non for the Hate he rii*po*mg of nhtolet* and e\ce«« lupplin and equip­ ment Siller told a Home Senate *uh. committer on appreciation* Wednr.day that *onir agrneir* over­ buy or have equipment on hand whirh I* ohtolrtr (or their 11*0 but anil have run.idrrahle value. Hr li*t« inch equipment and make* it available to other fla t* agrneir* or elite* and countie*. If no county agrnn nerd* it. th* equipment goe* at public auction. Siller taut hi* agrnev could *ln a brlter Job with more farilitle* ar.d pcraonnel. The Cabinet Itu-lgrt l ummiiuon recommended lhal Siller be given only 912.1.*) in the nevt two year*, an lnerr*»e of only SJ.000 over hi* rurrrnl appropriation AT M ID G ET F O O D M A R T S CIRCUS-ETTE S U N D A Y F E B .8 -2 P M to 6 P M Legal Notice ♦» *t Their alignm ent na* a provlneof 300.Uk) peoplr that had never had a rrtidrnl miwmnary. Only two t'hri*tian ftm llici *rriknonn. To them w it rommittrd a pioneering minidrv accompli.hrd througn tra.t diitributlon; sell ing and distributing book* and Scripture |Mirtion«, conducting children'* meeting* ami village tervice*. an*l pertonal Hitnetiing. Ti;e> oienrd *jveral leprot) clinic* Hhuh provided a ready contact for the pre»entalion of the Chriattan f'«o*pel a* nell a« a practical drmonvtration of I'hriiltan luce During the tenure r*f their nork in this pro incr, l* a orsaoi.ed churche* urre evtabllihed and it . other I'hnctian group* formed c«riinK open set cm by a youth of the .ante «•• | tu|M |njr from JlK. n «*'g erlj. who tjb r fittfe rB I r r a t t i F rl.. Feb. fi. 1W9— P ast* Equipment Sold, $350,000 Saved •aving faith in t hri«t in thi* rtn trict. M r. Vabnr. and her hu,hand have born •erv terving mg in Thailand Audrey Undergoes More Examination * tried to .hoot at detective* iln n irr Convrulion. t'eb. 9 IS. Service. Hill be held e»ch rim in g i t 7 1-1. rv iC 't S ilu rd ti I lie miaaionirv aprakrra Hill be heard during the Sunday morn Ing v«or*hip lervlec and the Sun day Si bool, a* u r ll at both the irrvlcea on Sunday night The mectiny. Hill cue rurrrnl inform aUon of miaaionarr a.tivlty. Tne m eaticra are given to tliallm ge I'h iL .iiu * to maint'in a more Interne intcrr.t In thta vital Hork of the rl.urrb The Re* i'.lgar II la-nrllen and M n . J. " N*'«>r* t* ill prr tin t up to date menagea of the work in whlth the t'b ri.'ia n and Mitalonaty Alliance it prraently engaged in India and Thailand. Rev. t^-wrllrn hat been mini* lering In the Malkaptir Pi*lrict of India where no t'hri.tlan church evittrd In llu* area. Htur'v long hail been neglrctr I lie led teveral n a li'ft to accept the . hnttian faith. They In turn have hern faithful in H itn e fin ; to other*, amt tlii* au-a nun i* rra.ly fur a great In gathering of (on*erti Harnett praver auppoit of C h tiillin i and the rne.mragemrnt and enlichtmeit of the revidenl m ltt.m a rirt •• ill being m in i tn • llrtiMR VISIT NOAH'S ARK FREE •Boat .Motor .Trailer COCO THE CLOWN AND LITTLE BILLY JB- IN HIS DA BIND TRAMPOLINE ACT wr./v- '.rz s * / RIDES ON OIJB KIDDIE DRINKS GO ROUND IN CASE OF RAIN _ WII.L SHOW ON MONDAY FEII. !»lh ¥ 7 J 3 t t t «( " USv, N 14 ft. Sport • Cnift liunt with 18 H. P. Johnson motor, remote controls and Murray trailer with directional light*. MIKE " ESTIMillOL'sE 4’ONSOI.KTrE JO IN IN THE FUN 1IKU* US CKUOimATK MllMiKT KOODSIAHTS GRAND OPENING III • Come Register Now ! ! ! ! VELDA KLEENEX ICE M ILK 200 Friday, Apr. 3rd, 1959 — 8:00 p.m. S lit 5 With 11.00 Order * * 1206 M . Park A t *. OPEN 7 A. M. DAILY sSt a t !o n Sanford. 35 BIG PRIZES N’OTiflN’G To Hi; y To b« given away — IMPERIAL V'M>: $170.00 U **l No Obligation Cl Florida MIDGET Half Gal. (Limit 2 XtLA.' n -----' W „ ^ V y > Pleawe) FOODMART NEXT DOOR TO BAGGERLY’S APPLIANCES — 2565 N. ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD’S ONLY LOCALLY OWNED and OPERATED STORE OF ITS KIND riXYSE 11 P. i t DAILY �• - V f f P a rt # n f * r t ft— F r i., Fab. ft. 1351* Chisox, Landis Happy; Cubs Sign All Players * Bradley Moves Nearer Tourney Berth s a p sun?e s f j r .* ,•« ,» candidate* for the Called P m i laUnuUoaal lavi lourna in lh . first half In take the lead The Bradley Braves, knocked aff by Xavier (Ohio) in last year* Impreeiive *■*-——I *»n a haskrl by Bobby Joe Thuraday night in Mason minute* later mapping Seattle University a nine Maton rontributed 17 pointa tn game victory itreak, 44 70. the Bradley cauie while Charlie Danny Smith erored 30 pointa Brown had 23 for Seattle. in leading the Rravra to Ihelr St. Juhn'a, another wrung N IT Ifth victory in I I game*. 1hrv hopeful, regained iti winning form loat an 43 44 squeaker to Clndn by turning bark Richmond. 43 74 natl la at month and then dropped Sophomore Tony Jackson acored a 7 tM verdict In Louiavllle. 31 pninta and added 14 relroundi Bradley alartrd fait agalmt for Ihe Rrdmen, who JoM threr Seattle, opening an 4 0 bulge in •Iralght garnet during a recent the firat three minutei The Wilt­ ynad trip ing Chieftaini bounced hark later Richmond put up a good fight National Invitation Basketball louruamenl. art already checking train < schedule* /or a possible return trip to the New York Jam­ boree. And Chuck Osborn's hotiholi from Peoria, III., would like noth­ in ! belter than a revenge meeting with Xavier, whith went on to win the 1911 N IT rhampiomhlp after defeating Rradlry, 7X41, In the quarter finale. Listed among the moil eligible Selvy Finds Home, Gives Knicks Push • • the Knlrka' top scorer In a I I I *4 triumph over Syr arum, Ihe Icam'v ninth vtraight over the up•late New York club The Knlck> Netlunalv game wav the fir#t ol two at Philadelphia. The Warrior*, behind Turn Unla's brilliant all-around play ami Paul Aruln'a iharp'hontlng. defeated the St. Louia Hawk*. lufi I I Nu other camel wrrr vrhrdulrd. Selvy, a 6 foot-3,180-|»iunder, bloke into the NBA with the old Baltimore Bullet* lie later play­ ed with the Milwaukee llawkv and then moved on fur (hurt vtinta with St. Louia and Minors polti with time out /or * »ervire hitrh: Hia best *ra*on wa« hit firvt In which he aroirtl 1,314 point*, but he never again tame t Io«e to metching that record. (ilvrn a chance for nioie • lead) work with New York thl« • eaion. .he already hat ecorrd more than twice aa many point* , , he rfiel In t! the two pieviout •eaaonv with St. Louis ami Min ntapulla. United Preai International Frank Selvy, the Furman Col­ lege hotahot who failed In make the grade with four professional clubi, appear* In have finally fnund a "home" with the Ntw York Knickrrhockera. The Myrar-nld HaeVrsur* atar, who rame to New York after the eeaaon atarted, rapidly la piovlng that maybe “it’e true what they aay about Dixie," v here he gain­ ed cellegiate fame aa nne nf the Eoutll'a all-time high acorera. Law Sunday, for Inatanre, be ■cored I I pointa—many of them key one*—and waa about the only New York player In hit conilatrntly in a Imlng cause. Again on Wednesday night, even though he wound up with only nine points, Selvy countered when It meant the moat in a nlp-and luck, t ; ‘J 114 victory over the Boaton Celtlce,Jwhn lead tha Katlern DM ..... . Haaket•ion rare In the National ball jAwoclalion. Thuraday night, Selvy wound up • * and led fit V* with II 33 In go However, Ihe Spidrri then got caught in a St. John'a web, fall­ ing In arore another haiket for almoat nine mimitra. Tim enabled Ihe fteilmrn to ihoot ahead, 44 43. aa Jackson hagged I I nf their neat 13 point*. t tab rrinjinrd unbeaten in Ihe Skyline Confrrrnre hy downing Colorado Slate University, 44-44 The Rrdtkma wrrr unahlr to open a commanding lead until aeormg alar Churk Nrwrumh nf State fouled out with to minutrv re­ maining. Then Utah really went lo town and ea«lly hrerrrd to lit nth vtraight conference victory over the !avt two »eavnna. Early Odds Favor Elaine Nug In 9th Sanfordilrv takinr the popular paih lu the kennel rluh may he vhoutlnr for Blame N ur In Ihe r !*ured ninth raie nf a to.event arhedtiie Karting at 4:10 Bariy odds nf flve-lo-lwo give f.iaim- the iw*l chance for top aurelv, hut any one of the seven 0u,rr top-noteh racer* could poat a win m Ihe evrnly-matrh field. Blame Nug a Inipretilve 31 Ofi-secnod i linking in une of her rarlirr triumph* ralaliUihe* her aa the d«g to lieal, however. Rural i lev could make it a fe­ male uuinicl* Rural run* from the aeroml post povilinn, in <|urvl of her fifth vlrtory In a doaen start* till* season. She aim has run second three times. Also In Ihe tirade A field are The v im nf ihe raravan will hf .ponaored hy Florida Stale Shook I p. I'm Rllfy. Detergent, Fable II!nrst. I'rte i l l . ear and Rank, A Tu()or ^ Rebel Midnlle. Maimer racing Inmnrrnw gets W* r r " l,,,n Depart,nent. under way *1 J p. m . followrd In Ihe evening l.y It contest• »1i l l ing at Riltl. Asti Mgr. Jack l-edout said this morning hr attnhulra much of the kennel club's m o ld tu rreit Ihis year lo inrrracetl rnthuaiasm lu lled Press Inlm allnnal »h<i»n in Seminole County. Fast Met Caravan Sets Clinics Tomorrow i Trbnis enlhuiiaWi tomorrow will have an opportunity" to art how 11: ahould he done." s i n , will mike three atop. In Sanford, nne at Sunland F.walei and two f t the Fnrt Melton Park courts. The HrW initruclinn *r**io n » ill he jleld at Sunland. from V 43 a. m. until noun. Thl* teuion wilt l e devoted lo Ihe fundamen ta lt nf lennU. a t will a 1 p. m teuton al Fort Mfthvn Park. Included in Ihe fundtmenlali trill |be Inttrurtlon on Ihe proper lerhaique on the serve, forehand a n d ‘ backhand drives The Ural two ^ravlnni will lie designed for younciter* and beginnerf. Topinirnw night, advanced in atruclion fur adult* will he of freed. The session. a*. Fnrt Mellon Park, will latl for two hourt, alartlng at 7 o'clock. Person* Intereilcd In ina clinic may1 rcglalec at cither Sunland or tfoit Mellon Park, tlstllng M> mlnillev before Inatrurllona begin live to rt Mellon rnuitv have hern. Improved hv the addition nf light*, new harkatopa, remark­ ing (if thr courts and Installation nf ngw nets A new court alto hai been- added. Bo)h Sunland and Fnrt Mellon rnurl* are lighted fnr night play. Cage Scores 51. Juhn'a (N . Y'.i R3 Richmond 7* Springfield 37 Amherst 41 lluchnell 7a Temple 7? ((fllyahurg ail Delaware 71 Manhattan 41 New York C. 34 American C. 44 Cpsala fi? Hunter V* I cing I viand C, 3** Williams 9u Mlcldlehury 44 South llmdn Sdny 74 Wash'n A la-r «i Savannah SI. To Norfolk St. 47 Strlaon 110 Miami iF la i 91 Bailern Ky. 7X Tennessee Terh 43 High Point 47 Finn 31 Clark College 71 Fi«k H Memphis Si. 41 Tampa M Spring lllll 33 l-nvnla (l.a i yo Midwest Bradley 44 Braille I *u Creighton 71 South Dakota 74 Albion 41 lllulllon 79 Conc'.idla (Minn l 7a North. Mach 7! Southwest Trinity (Tea l 70 Corpus Chrlsll 7i » N. Tea si. iirdn smn. 77 Si. Mary's (Tea I M ft W i l e a l 77 West ('tab 4* Colorado SI II I* Denver *4 Clah Rt. M Brigham Young 43 Nrw Mexicn J7 PHOENIX. Art/ i l l’l l - The Montana *1 Wyoming 41 youngsters were In command as the second round of Ihe 117,VW Phoenia open golf inuresmrnt got under way today on Ihe Arimna Country Club course. Jerry Agee. 23year • old from Tnroptn. Canada, waa in f r o n t with- a 7 under par 43—a rmirse ferofd night on his heels were three vnuggeliri rich XI years ntd Joe Campbell, Knnaville. Tenn, v. lib a fit: John Me Mullm, Ala­ meda. Calif , with a 43; and Tom my Jtraba, Whittier, Calif , with Young Golfers Set Phoenix Open Pace • Ortego Needs Win In Stitch Fight NKW YORK i I T I i—Gaspar Or trga. Ihe ' hard luck'' Sapolern Indian from Tlluana, Mex.. will atlrinpt to halt his alarming slide in Ihr Mrltrrwrighl ranks when hr ineels nrwcomet Itrarlrll Stilrh lo night In a 10 round radio TV bout at Mavlivun Svptarr Garden A yrar ago. lanky Ortega was to|>s among contender* for the 117 pwunit erovin. now hrtit hv Ihm Jordan However, he lost four of hi* lad •rvrn lights on disputed drrisioov. skidding lo No fi in Ihe ranking* California To Get Pay TV Telecasts NKW YORK ( I T U - Although fared with one mator ohwaele. ....... .............___ oflicialv of a tuhvcriptlon trlevtnon firm are going ahead with| plans tn Intcmlure pay-a* you tee telecast* of major league basehall gamra in California t h i n year Ravil Bunch, vice president of Sklatron of Amrrira, I n r , re­ vealed Thursday night that close*! circuit telecast* nf games played hy Ihe lays Angrlea Dodger a and ban t-ranciscn liiants will he in­ augurated in those cities "some­ time in July nr August." However, Walter o Malley, Eagles Trade One, Sign Free Agents I'Hli-ADBLI’IIIA M I’ ll - The rhifidrlphla Bagles announced the trade today nf linebacker Hill Koman to Ihe Chicago Cardinals for llneharker and. defensive end lllll Wetter, and the signing of two frre agrntv from nearby Pennsyl­ vania point* General 3lanagrr Vinrent A MrN'ally announced llie signing of halfback lloli .Stauffrnhrrg nf Ma hanoy City, former standout at Klon Cnllrge, North Carolina, and Mike Undock, from I'ittslon and Tunkhannork. who played renter al Miami llolh v rre free agents prriidrnt of the DcMlgera, said "We do not have a rnntrarl with any subscription (TV I company at this lime." although hr admit­ ted the plan was "interesting " ' .No company hat spoken lo us on Ihis matter in the last six months," O'Malley added Bstrich confirmed Dial Sklalron still must romplrte arrangements with O'Malley and the Dodgers before the telecast schedule* are announrrd. but he indiralcd hit firm anticipated no trouble along these lines. "We already have an agracmrnl with the Giant* In whlrh they will receive one Ihlrd of tha grots receipts." said Bstrirh. who added (till similar ariangerornts probably will he worked out with the Dodgers Bstrich also revealed that Skiatrem hopes lo add college football gamri to Its year-round programs nf apart* and regular pay . TV slinwa m California later this yrar. Moc Injures Toe CIIAI’BI, HILL. N. C. (L’l’ l l — Doug Mot. *tar sviphomorr on North Carolina's second • ranked Tar I Ire-1 *-|»i»d. may mis* to night * game against Maryland lie cause of a bruised live Mne su* tamed the injury against South Carolina last Saturday Stetson Upsets ,^ __ C O H C S , I1 U ”7 / ' DELAND ( I T I i— T hr Sletson Hatters. Ini hv lump • Shooting guard Gene Wells, upset Miami 110 97 In a Florida Intercollegiate Basket ball Conference gam e Thursday night Weill got 71 points In the lirst 17 minutes of the game and ended with 33. high for thr game. Teammates Ralph Miller hit for 74 and John Dompe N> Guard Hick llirkos was high for Miami with 73. Stetson took a 12 in Irad early in thr game and never lost it Stetson led at halftime fior.fi, h l 'l r li. alllumgh uu rao krd, is a C 7 I favorite fui lo n ig iit'a I miuI, w h lrh w ill hr trh v U rd sn<l broad r a i l nationally, starting at in p.m Having finally broken it a lot ing streak, Wade s Market hopes to climb on toward the lop spot in Ihe Sandspur Bowling League next week when It playa Perfec­ tion Dairies, tha first place team Such a close race exista among all Ihe leam i, that each team ha* the chance of being on lop after the next howling nilkt. Perfection leads with 9 6. followed by Boumtllat A Anderson Drugs, 4 7. Ruhton Sporting Goods, g-7, ARC Garbage Service, 1-7, Wdson Malrr Furniture Co, 7-1, and Wade'.i with 3 10. Beaching 111 stride for the first lime since tha holidays. Wade a had opponent! worried as it walk ed off with tha firvt two games, Tuesday night, nut the Wilson Maler Furniture team rallied and decider! not lo let them have all thrrr, and came bark with the highest tram game rolled, a big 4*4 to Wade's C76. The grocers rolled the highest seriei of the league with their 1140 7349 series, Losing a game by only two pins ran be mighty tough, and tough­ er yel, when playing Ihe first spot team. Thia la what happened lo Robson Sporting Goods as It won two from Perfection and dropped thr second same by a score of 797 lo 799 Peggy Tug well, who howls for Perfection, had thr highest game, 147. and highest aeries. 434. lo he rolled in the league this week. In addition lo Ihe Perfection Wade battle, next week will find Robson's playing ABC on lane* one and two, and Wilson M alrr va. Roumillat’s on five and six. C II 1 C A (U» i l l ’ll — Frank H'Agosilno. a ;.V) . pound guard who plaved In Ihe Canadian pro fe»*ional football league Iasi aea •*>n. has sicned with the Chicago Cardinal), it «a< announced to­ OSLO ( I T I i—Canada’s Belle­ ville MrFarlandi tram, which will represent Ihe rounlry in the forthcoming world Ice hockey championships at Prague, warm­ ed up for that tournament Thur* day hv heating the Norwegian nallnnal learn. 3-7. The Canadians srorrd oner in Ihe first period and (wire each In Ihe middle and third periods. and Home Designs.. R AV EN N A PARK (Turn West off French Avc. at 20th St., Follow Country Club Hoad and watch for our signs) Ravenna Park Homes have these up-to-the minute features: OR Range RACING Nightly 8: P. M. ighfly (except Sun.) 8:10 Matinee Wed. & S at, 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M ATINEE FRIDAY a t W lda rn vffi Silent lich t Venetian l x Miami Curbs r e f r ig e r a t o r In p r n le r l A cool fiwilchri llllml* Wood interior trim Terrnuo floorn Large utility room* with laundry k d rie r conned Iona 10 F t.’Wide Concrete Drives Hirch Ynrktown cabinets with rolled edge formica lope NuTnnc kitchen exhaust fnn* Dlspooall Wall furnace, (hermnxtaticnlly rontrnlled Sliding doors on mnnt dowel* Ceramic tile Sllln nnd tub reel PRICES from $13,000 tn $15,950 Fit A Financing Down Payment* ms low an I Lift Monthly Raiment* leM than rent. • Luxurious (’lubliou.se • Healed Stands Sorry, No Minors B U o e m c J te /i Located ft MRt« South Of Rnnford On llichway 17*92 | account in our Association. Stop ini day LEXINGTON, Va. (U P H -M a ry tha (earn event* ftaturda* night al llte Virginia Institute's eighth annual winter relaya. More than SOQ ftb lflff from IS arhool* are expected la lake part in the You gtt them all with an insured savings Canada Tops Norway M ost Modern Paved Streets Jerry Collin*. Operator the Tiger* last season, rt ported his arm frit good again fallowing an off season operation. Kansas City signed four of its players, outfielder Dick Williams and rookies Lou Kltmrhnck, Krn Johnson and George Brunet. Watch Klimchork! He rould de­ velop into onr of the best second hatemen in the American league Hi* hatted 319 at roeatelio and had 23 homer* Thr left handed hitting rookie playrd two games for the A’s in Septrmtier and socked a home r.in In nne of them. The San Francisco Giant* sign­ ed pltehers Curt naretav and John Fittgcrald, infirlder Ben Vaieniuela and catcher Roger McCardell Those four give tha Giants a total nf 29 they don't have tn worrv about Catcher Jim lle-an. aerond baseman Bobby Young and pitch­ er Don Brick von all signed with the I’hillirs, who have satisfied a total nf 24. while the Red Sox announrrd thr signing nf ralfh rr Joe Theis and pitcher Arnold Barley, a pair nf rookies who will go to spring training with the club. There waa no word fiom either Mickey Mantle or Whitey Ford, nut ine lan.eev did sign cauhrra Darrell Johnson and John Rlanrhard. So far. the world champ* have signed only 10 player*. Cards Si«n (iriddcr land and Navy are favored to win i Wade Ends Streak in Sandspur Loop ply couldn't expreit hit apprecia­ tion on paper. Brother, they ju*l don't write Icttcra like that any more And the White Sox were an proud of thia onr that they told Ihe p rrti about It, Landii waa Instrumental In help ing the White Sox finish aecond llit teavon aftrr they got ofl In a horrible atari. Ratling a sickly .134 in early June, Landis went •>n a batting iprce that earned him to .300 by the middle of July. finished '*)lh driving in SI runs and hilling 13 homers Along with (.andl*. rookie pitch rr Stover Mdlwain also agreed lo terms with the White Soa. That makes It 23 down and M more to go for the club. Across town In Chicago, thr Cubs were mighty proud, too, about becoming Ih r first National League dub lo have all players signed Thr Cuds accomplished the task hy getting pitcher Dave Hillman to agree to terms. ILtlman had a 4 4 record last yrar, but his 3 t ( earned run average was tha low­ est among Cub starters Detroit reportrd half nf it* play era algned with (he rrteipl ol eontrarta from catcher Loa Berberet and pitchrr Herm Wehmeler Berberrt was obtained from Bus ton In a December deal W>h meler, who had a 1-0 record with You'll Find the N EW est e » t Nayy Is Favorite / A S T IIIN C ; Ol-' ’K M — M m . Joan Itcevpw, n o South I j h ii p I, proudly holds up her nice catch o f 22 specs. M rs. Reeves Inndrrl th ise benutieg Inst F rid ay, w h ile fishinyr on the S t. Johns R iver. (P hoto by B e rjrM ro m j «4 , While turh proven velrrani at defending champion Ken Venturi; former Open rhiinpiona Julius Roraa anil Jark Fleck; top mon ey-winner Bill Casper and others were, struggling lo rratk the par nf 73, Ihe ynungalrrs ware rtlaxrd an Ibt lightning fast grernt. Thar* waa a four-way lie al 47, reducing (lent Lilller, San Diego, Calif,; Boh Harris. Wlnnelka. HI.; Paul’ O'Laary, BtlltRower, Calif., and Marty rurgol. Lamonl, III. Mgslrr* rhsmpmn Arnold Pal m tr had a M with • masterful round, but routdn't gel Ihr putts tn dfnp. Ticsd al M with him were Boh Dudgn, t'swego. Or».: Paul Har­ ney, Auburn, klatt.; J i m m y Clarh. Huntington Bearh. Calif.. and RIU Johnalon, Provo. L'lah. NT Called P reit tote mat ion aI Outfielder Jim Landii thought it wai a miattke. Maybe the While Sot made aome kind of clerical error and had aenl him the wrong contract. But no, there waa hit name— "Jamea K. I-andli —neatly typed in tha prnper place. The 24-yrarpld outfielder took another look at the aalary figure Ihe club offered. Wow! It termed llmow loo gond tn he true. Landia quickly got hold of a pen and signed Ihe contract which called for an estimated 33.MO ruse. Then he wrote a letter to Vice President Charles Comiskey. In the letter, he said Ihe raise was so "substantial" that he aim- 211IV. 25th SI. at Myrtle Construction Co., Inc. FA 2-3103 —FA 2-7495 V i) I t �■ M M Off tu lirt f»ra!l T rL Teh. ft, !!>!»>—Taga 7 Local Rotarians To Hear Tax Talie Is High, „ Famous Animal Sculptor Troubles Remain 25 Persons Get Awards F.or Safety A t Station Tiirrc division commendation* and 25 individual safety award* were presented recently to civilian ard military members of the Main­ tenance, Utilities, and Transporta­ tion Divisions at Sanford Naval Air Station. A«ard« « ere given to individ­ ual! and department! with the beat ♦Wat) record* for U*54. or before. The Safety Award preientation 11 part of the Navy Department's protram tn encourage civilian employes and military personnel to apply tafe working practice* in all phaiei of daily optratiom. Public Work* Maintenance DJvition, I'ublie Work! Transportalion Division and Public Works 10 lilies Division all received commrndation for prevrntion of acci­ dent!. Individual* receiving safe driv­ ing award* for one year wer»i C. Storm Drops Snow |ji South; Numbing Cold Grips North Elmore, D. A. Carlson, II. C. W il­ liams, A. C. Wllliarni and M. R Webb. All ar» drivers in NAS San­ ford's Construction Battalion. Also receiving one year safety awards were W . M, Woolf. J. J. Jones, and L. Attaway, truck driv­ ers; L. Peterson. J, Burke. HenryBrown, sr.d Harry Brown, field trartor operators; R J. (Illlyard, operator automotive equipment; A, W. Flower* and II J. Cramer, cnginemtn. Supervisors receiving award* for industrial s t r i d e n t prevention were: ih irf Warunt Officer It. A. Johnson, CSX, one year safely; W. 4i, Sianscil, public worv>. .even years; It. L. Peters, public works, three years; T. J. Michels, main­ tenance, two years; J. J. Drum, transportation, three years; J. M Woolf, grounds and roads, three years; H. K. Pertarh, maintenance bead, one year; J. I- Allman, head rarpenlei, one year; I E Holmes, head painter, one year and A. A. Jackson, head laborer, ore year. The awards were made by l.rdr. Dave Cunning, Public Wor»* o ffi­ cer. Quotable Quotes In iird Treat International A mow storm swung southward mil of Colorado today, depositing two to three inchei of snow LONDON — Secretary of State acton northern Arkaniaa and Juhn Custer Dulles, on hi* talks southern Missouri and into Ten* with British leaders: neiiee and southern Kenturky. “ It is vitally important that we Ain the north, a numbing cold understand earh other. I intend to front lent the mercury to nrar NO do more listening than talking hr low rero in northern Minnesota WASHINGTON—Prcsidrnl Liand to below in the Dakotas. Thr ilorm swept out of Colo­ aenhower. lighting fur hi* bal­ rado after piling up snow depths anced budget “I don't believe that we ahuuld of more than two fret in the Rockies, 14 inches st Steamboat have higher lavrs, and I do not Spring!. * Inches at Denver and • believe that the t'nited (states half • foot across thr eastern wants higher laves. That mranv to me lo.ng within your income byplaint. expend!At Little Hock, Ark , a It.W avoiding unriere»*ary ^ d m m bomber rraihrd during tu rrs " a sleet storm Thursday night HOLLYWOOD — Comedian Dm, while coming in for a landing, killing ono of five rrew members Hope, on starting an impromptu Three to four inches of snow hit two week rest in Palm Springs; *Tm just a little bred. Hut it s Collinsville. Okla , ss thr storm nothing tn get excited about " pushed eastward and three Inches n rrr recorded at Jay, Okla , and SllH ’X CITY, Iowa - K m * n Fayyettevllle, Ark roll singer ('rankle Avalon, *ul>Temperatures tumbled along the sllluling for Ihrec fellow alar* storm front, dropping to five de­ kilted in a plane trash; grees above rrrn early today at “ I'm not a replacement — Ihrrc ^ y r tle v illr. Below frrrung tem ­ tould lie no replacement I'm only peratures occurred voulhvsaid in­ here to help out the troupe " to Tesav and the Gulf states. ----------------------------Snow flurries also occurred dur­ ! ing the night in thr Appalachians, the Great Lakes r e g io n from northern Indiana through Michi­ gan and in the northern Itockics. The cold weather »*s ctpeclrd to pretv eastward today through TALLAHASSEE i l l ' l l - A .pe the Ohio valley and Middle At^ f l u ^ ^ ^ e v ^ n t n ^ f ^ ^ n g U nd rial invesugalor was sen! by Gov. Lelloy Collin* in close an alleged house of protliluliun near m Augustine lierause the St. Johns County sheriff failrd to art, it was disclosed Thursday Siinfnrd'a Newe»l Collin* said hr la ir* asknl ffecord Cenier Sheriff L. O. Davi* to Investigate reports of violations a t the “ Across The Bordrt ' truck atop and bolh linirs the sheriff *rnt wnrd hark that he raultl find nothing bul rumors fsuilar Sluriin Three women and five men P and were arrested Tuesday and rharg Record Cutler cd with operating a bawdy house fins w . ini Si. Collins said hr s i t not yet Open Monday through ready In say whrthrr hr would Friday takr arllon against thr sheriff or flit he had item negligent Th* Tlare Wiser* Mi PI ( tub Collins said he first y.ot word, ■ essbar* gel a 14% disrswsat of th* operation during an invest! n« * * » ry reeorsf. IJaien las WIOD IJ4n all Hay gallon preredtng suspension of every day fnr rnmplrir details. Duval County Sheriff Al Cahill lavt year. Raiders Hit Club Due To Inaction Of Local Officers A N N O U N C IN G ! D A V ID WAYNE M ATHES America'! foremost sculptor of animats, lavui* Paul Jonas, wJt present a program of model* and eolor slide*, al the noon meeting of the Sanford Rotary Club next Monday. The name of Louis Paut Jonas has been associated with animal sculpture for morr than t'l years. Bom in Budapest, Hungary, (he artist began the study of sculp lure at the age of 1! Two year* later, he Joined hi* brothers at the Jonas Tavidrrmy Studio in Dcnv er, Colo. In IMS. he entered the Amen can Museum of Natural History as a protege of Carl Akrley, where he teamed to combine the Irchmque of sculpture and mod ern tavidrrmy. Ills knowledge of animal life was further advanced through thr hunting ami handling A C C ID E N T F K K V E N T IO N C O M M E N D A * ainn*. L*ft i* I.c»lr. 1). P. Cunning, public of actual specimens, their skins I10N — J. J. Drum {second from left) and works o ffic e r , who made th e award*, at and skeletons, and the study nt W. O. Si#nwell (second from richt) accept right is W. K. Oiles, safety engineer. living animal*, photographs and awards for aafet.v on Udtalf of their divi* (Official 1', S. Navy Photo) motion picture* After a period of Army service in World War I, hr returned to thr Museum of Natural History to mount the Indian Elephant Group and several Akrley Hall African TALLAHASSEE i d ' l l - Male 20 year srntrnrr when h* broke informed He telephoned florid* specmienf. An cattern branch ol Prison Director H O Culver said loose. (,ov. leRoy i olhnv later and Jonas Brother* then wav retaillishesl in New York, where Jonas today hr has no intention of Culver >avl he would go ahead asked for a suspension of the stopping extradition proceedings with plans to return th* youth against a young Canadian ronvlct to Honda to romplrte hi* sen proceedings. Wardrope said he expected Col wno flrd a Honda road gang two trnce “ unless someone tells me tins In telephone him soon to year* ago. different ’* inform him ol the stair's decision Ontario R e f o r m * Minister “ It's a matter of principle,'* he The youths mother. Mrv John t,forge Wardrope tn Toronto has said. JACKSONVILLE ( I T D — Flu Brymrr. was takrn tn the hospital m l*'* gambling Trafficantt broth asked that I lor id a drop its ease B rym rr was menlly released against William Brymrr. N> Brv from Kingston. O n l. penitentiary in Toronto Wednesday nuhl alter era, Santo and Sam, have settled mcr hail served two years on a after serving a two year senlrnce she col'apie! from *hntk after government income tav rave* for hearing on the radix that hrr von more than M4.000 for house breaking, then later re had hern fired and later that hr The settlement was made in arrested here at the request of had not. L S Tav Court meeting heie Honda oUieialt The youth drevsr the florid* Thursday. Wardrope told th* Ontario lentenrr for a tliw theft. He was Santa settled Ihe tlM .27) a* Legislature Tuesday that H onda only tfc at the (ime. and state claim again him for authorities had dropped proceed law of final* said that under fin srrted ings against Brymrr. But Wednes­ rid* law he should have been *57.25* Sam srtllrd the 149,472 case against him for 117,402. day he said h* had hern m il- considered a Juvenile. W Preston White J r . Special NOTTINGHAM, England ( I T D “I expert a call soon,'' m l Assistant to thr Regional Counsel —Mr, and Mrs Ray Jtnning* Wardiope, “ My suggestion w** for th.- Internal nevenue Service. grieved today for their little well received — that estrvdition «aid the settlements were “ based adopted daughter who ptrdictrd NEW YORK (L T D —Una O Con proceedings l>e suspended and on additional Information ihftt her own death. that no further aclinn be takrn The girl, I# year old Madeline, nor, 71. vrlrran character actress against the hnv unless he ever indicated an appropriate adjust mrnt should he made" was a talented poet borne of hrr nf siage and screen. di»d Wednea- gets Into trouble tn Florida " poems, which shr started writing day after a long illness. A native when she was sis, were broadcast of Ireland, she appeared on the stage tn Dublin, lavndon and In by the BBC. Madeline usually wrote poems the Cnited Slates Among her about thr sea. the countryside and roles were those of the Irish mother in the movie “Die Infor fairies An early sample. “ At night vs hen I got to bed. mer." and as the Scottish maid tn both the mcnie and stage verfainea flutter round hy hrad “ In th* morning when I wake cions of “ Witness for the Prosccu Up, I might find thr fairies cup non.'' “To me it teemed that I had NEW HAVEN. Conn (L T D — dreamed " tlol the Jrnning*. who adopted Prof. George II Xenletnn. *4. Madeline as a baby said hrr former dean of Yale College, died mood changed three weeks ago Thursday. She shoe kid them by writing and B F IR IT . Lebanon l l T t l — Dr talking about her death—although she teemed healthy and normal Samuel W Edgecombe, At, dean al agnrultm r at the American at thr time. Wednesday *hr walked in to her University in Beirut, died Thura parents' bedroom and said <aim day iy “ Mummy. I can't get my W HITE TUVINS V V. (L T D — breath hark. I think I am going lloy W llrbard. A), a construc­ to die tion engineer, who hilped In the She died an hour later A doctor ruled Madeline died of construction of the Panama Canal, died Thursday, a rare ihroat infection m » y b e State To Insist On Ex-Con's Return Gamblers Settle Debts With U.S. continued, along with rommereiat taxidermy, thp mounting of spe­ cimen* lor museums throughout the U. 5 and other countries T o d a y , the output from his stu­ dio in Columbia County, N, Y., goes tn museum* throughout thr Western Hemisphere. Last year, Jonas finished hi* biggest order, ,*>o life she animals for the N* llnnal Museum in Caracas, Venelurla. Hr built them from skint furn­ ished by thr museum, in hn barn studio, created life-like settings for them, including large palm trees, and then shipped Ihe whole order to Yeneiueta. Jonas, who Is in Florida for both busmrsi and pleasure, has been so aitrartrd by the Central Florida arra that hr it entertain­ ing the possibility of establish­ ing another studio here. He will lie introdured bv a locat friend. Bill Hush, who is program chair man for the day, and vvith whom Joans has hern exploring the arra General Insurance H. JAMES CUT AGENCY .112 TRAD Florida Reports Mrs. Carter Dies In Tampa Hospital New Polio Cases Mr*. W A Carter, lifelong real dent of Tampa, died of a heart attark lavt night in a Tampa hoi pital She was *9 The former Sarah Randolph. Mrs. Carter had visited Sanford many times. She i* survived by one son, W, A Carter J r , ,1arksnnvills, one granddaughter ami one great granddaughter. Relatives here in elude nsndall and Sidney Chase and It. F Whitner. Tunrrat services wdl tie held Tuesday morning In Tampa JACKSONVILLE (C PI) — The slate Health Board *ayi them base t.een st least IV eases of polio reported in florid* since the new y**r began, four less than last year. The Health Board Slid there vsrre three new esses last week. Including two adults in Dade and Lee counties, both paralytic Neither had liken anti polio Salk shots. A fouryesrold non p ira ls llr hoy was reported in Pinellas County. lean and sway Y o u r P r0 * e _ W°r th r ° n EAST PHONE FIRST STREET FA 2-1151 II. JAMES GUT JAMES It. GUT Aaaor. _ DAY fr N IG H T P A N E L R A Y H EATIN G Prophecy Of Death By Child Is True Deaths TALLAHASSEE (L T D — Sale* (ax colleetlo|» reached tn all* lime high in Florida lis t Decem­ ber. Rut Comptroller Ray Green said (he state Isn't over the finan­ cial hurdles yet. Green reported Thursday that the gains will have no significant effect on Florida's financial pic­ ture. But he said collections wera rvidrnre of a pickup in over all economic activity. He said there was an over-ill 7 to per rrnt increase in sales taxes and i * i ( per rent Jump in gasoline taxes for the flsenl year. January stirs tax collections for Derember sales amounted In Vl.Ym.S9l. an increase or VStt M» over collrct.on* during the *ama*Tmonth last year, and a 32 a per rent Jump over December collec­ tions, Thr January gasoline tax rollerlions of ViO.M9.4t) represented an increase of $970tD4 over January, DM. and 70.(* per cent more than December. • N O h o i ra ilin g s • NO »peelal rioMt apara wit a—ary • NO lonr ft expensive 4seta The fineat type of winter rnmfart SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO . FA w m 10! Sanford At*. OFFER! j Co LO N o r m o re e x c itin g ' *-L iving Color" TV I FREE P f , C " s f o r LC O L q o '1 T C r M It r T Ml MH.S4 Black - and - W hite hy - RCA V IC T O R .^ ; 3 MONTHS S ER V IC E P O LIC Y i l PD HMD 111* »V includiitR M’s sswl ft'* from AMERICA* N U M IW © « °A # CM Parts and Labor We Hava The Cnmplele In Service Seminole Mnal llcpt. Im jntv FREE Whool* mrm • Inch** forthor apart. TtiU wldona tha itanca, nat »Ho barfy. Ohrai yau a atoodlor, balanced, road-hugging rldo. VOUM LOCAL AUTHORIZIO PONTIAC D t AL* A POP A HOAD T IS T TOO AT Willis Pontiac .101 W. Flr»t St. Sanford, Fit. v; A Victor!Andb‘i designed and engineeietl with the know­ how that b uilt 10.000000 TV sets! Stop in to ae* tha ail new TV and prove In yourself that KL A Vsctor bfings yvwi tha TV buy of alii *1 T t t t t BLACK and WHITE TV I'ricrn Raniff From — $159.95 to 4475.00 PAY AS $052 Mm L IT T LE AS a Week After Small Down Fay men L or Trade-Tn SANFORD'S LARGEST and OLDEST TV DEALER — MI L L E R Radio and 118 S. Park Appliance FA 2-0352 • 1% M\ I �Confirmation Set For 25 On Sunday •I WANT TO LIVE* — Sunun Hayward, a* Barham Graham, faces a grmi|i of newspaper reporter* a* she is led to her cell in "I Want To Live." the sensational, anil true, atory of one of the most controversial murder trials on record. The picture ojienv at the Ititr, Sunday. Curse Or Prophecy, Her Prediction Came True A clan of 2S will be ronfirmed Sunday at Holy Cron Kpmopal Church by the H o . VV. f . Mo m i . suffragan biihop ol the Diocese of South Klonda. Confirmation services will hr held at I I a. m. The data will be pretented by father John Thomat, rerlor of Holy Cross. Adnunntratlon of the sacrament will tie witnessed by friends and members of the rongrt-galiun. Following the service, a recep­ tion will lie held in the pari tit house In honor of the lllthop and the newly-confirmed. The data it comprised of adults and young people who hate been taking Instruction for several months The entire group will make Its first communion logeIhrr al the 9. IS mats on the fol towing Sunday. Illshop Moses resides in Win­ ter Park, lie will confirm a class at St. Gabriel's Church. Titus ville, before coming to Sanford.I Th>- public Is invited to both the service and reerption During the last hours Ufore Roll, in charge of the Investiga­ the entered the gat chamber al tion that Ird to Barbara's death San Quentin, Barbara Graham, in the gat chamber alto succum­ condemned murdereti. declares bed to ranrer. And Warden H ariri •> Teets. A. L. (A ll Duxbury. » rrsldenl with quiet emphatlt— of San Quentin, responsible for of Sanford for 11 yean, has "TheyTI all die violently. All rarrylng out the court sentence, taiught the Sanford Truck Center toe liar*. All the ones who want was the victim of a fatal lie art on Highway 17 01. one half mile me dead." The picture based on attack. south of the eity limits. her trial ami execution "I Want To In a little less than three year* Duxbury i» a former rrpreven Live!" starring Susan Hayward, since Barbara Graham decreed lative of W. W. Horn Truck llrnk opens Sunday al the Hit* Theatre "They'll all dir violently. All Ihe nage C o, where hr was employ-j liars. AH ihe ones who want me The words were ipoken with­ dead.’’ all lhr«c have followed her ed for eight year* lie purchased| (hr Sanford Truck Center Pch out heart or animality. She teem to the other side of the grave. Whether you believe in ihe od rather to prophesy than to In Complete service to trucks amt power of a curse or not the automobiles Is now offered, Duxyoke a curse. events haVr given authority to bury said. The Center will b? Vet curse or prophecy the Barbara's statement. open 24 hours a day. young woman's prediction has Onr may even wonder, at this Duxbury and his wife. Doris, been grimly fulfilled! late day, if equal slgnituanrr can live at Ml Magnolia Avr with To date aix men actively con­ be attached to her last hour as their thrrr aons, Billy. Jimmy cerned In Ute conviction of Bar­ serf ion— and Tommy. " I didn't kill Mattel Monahan!" bara Graham for the brutal slay­ ing of Mr*. Mabel Monahan tn the lallrc's llurbank hnmr on March S, 19J3, have died The firtl to go were Jack Santo ' j I let/.. I'luln i'nkr Donuts and Emmet Prrkwi convicted at her accomplices. Free With Puirhnse Of l Our. Neat to fall under the spell of Glared Donut*. the "curse" was John l.awion True, one or the gang Implicated “I’lrnty For Everyone” In the murder, who turned Mate’* evidence. Violent death came to True on the Miititsippl (liver January 22. las* He was one of four men :OI E. Jld 94. I'A IIU I .»>** who perished whan the too toot % boat India Prince collided with a freighter. The last of the "liars" In inert an untimely end was William STARTS Upshaw, crushed In death in a SUNDAY , colli non between Ills an tomobile and a bus near Indio, Cal. OPEN I ILL'S . It wat Upshaw who detailed to poller Ihe inception of Ihe plot that resulted In the Monahan GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO murder. A MOV IK. One other of "Ihe liars." Has ter Shorter, might he said In have fallen victim of the curse while NOT ’' IMKNOKO I Olt ( IIII.DHKN It was as yel unvoiced. He Is *« aumed by the police tn he dead — l € , Snockm, Story of Barbara Gramm killed by Santo, Perkins and liar hara for giving detectives the m -W hose Murder Trial Rocked the Worm! formation that led to their arrcvl As (or those "who wanted me dead. " w e llSuperior Judge Charles W. Prlrke who senlrnrrd Rarhara to death died of e n te r. District Attorney S Ernest Duxbury Purchases Truck Center Here I 1,t*’ Pnge g - F r i. Feb. fi. 1959 aU.lMDCTGO'W&lO •1V.5K RE A‘JC>WATCH TODAY A SATURDAY OPEN 12:13 CHICAGO (D P I) — l-eoqard lavwrnstein, !I2. explained today why he fted from a policeman, only to wind up with eight tickets for reckless driving, speeding, im prut <-r lurns and going through a red light. "I didn't want tn gel a llckrl," he said. s o u s V. Feat. No. I 2:19 • 1:50 7:21 • 9:19 le a l. No. 2 1 :0 7 .3 :3 8 6:09 . 8:10 Tl ESI)AY ONLY I L it . I nth 9:011 P. M. tO SCAIY-W E DAFF. YOU! Sll Tkni li AO-Aftd Yee »ta FREE d* M SS’It',b You wdl sea end hear it efl... the wild gang paclm... the wad of the lan boms,., the pelad* of men... the saddened nights... the iadtl Bennett's finest in Food Se* King Mackerel Baa Trout Sea Ilaaa Ked Snapper Flounder Alt ON SIAGEI e-— Sight lafora Your f pail Shrimp — Oysters Lobster — Clams F R E E ! SO f U t f l l Al WATi t | MR MMIS 7 0 l O F I ( ■ • « • IguM* R«ef'oi< Full line or U. 8. No. 1 Fraoh and Cured Meala Caanad Gooda, Notion* and Soft Drinka M AM I I TN M O N R O ! *v* •** »... *fT f . f ll l l*>ya t I Vi s PRf S UT BENNETT'S FEATURE: 1:33 • 3:59 . 6:25 - 8:51 Grocery A San Food 110S W. 20th FA 2-0923 Open Bondaya til S O p e Wack-Dayi *tU 7:10 ADMISSION FOK THIS ATTRACTION ADULTS — 90c STUDENTS — 60c AM, DAY SUNDAY 6€T 6CMIED .----------------- CVC y.CA9T i 4*£watO--mir *«| oture tw o a » t . STlU. BCATjSJ.' '.M M ». V j JO-tC, fl «£ - ’ J A #a;C c r Al Jn6 j j T r a -se*7C--eu)Triv* a &a INI MORETHRIILS! P lu , MOJtROR M O V11! GET MOUK OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE *.;t l a a r n / A s o ^ m r x wfATute m l *t bc w TwOO pAMJ.rtOTV ee M Blue Fiah Pompano Mango Snapper Pan Kiah Freeh Rot Mulltl Smoked Mullet WA«HiS4&, P Y v « SHOP — —for the Fi*h and fr r a ll u DIXIE CKEME DONUT SHOP Not One, Hut Eight Bcnfork m c. Friday <& Saturday Only! 4 Sum tar 9 fr a .vwx* S • jr > �—I ■ * r— Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You Use t A n t - l OR RENT CLASSIFIED INDEX S— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2 i REDROOM unfurnished home STS. Ph FA 21310 . 1— L O S T AND FOUND T ! — FO K RENT 2 REDROOM home, furnished 2- A— ROOM k HOARD .Multi. FA 2 7664. .3— R EA C H RENTALS WELAKA APARTM TNTB: rooms A— W A N T E D t o r e n t private baths. 114 W. Ftn t Bt S A LE 5— R E A L ESTATE FOR 6— F A R M S • ACREAGE • Sleeping room, privale entrance C. RO VES nicely located. to employed 7— R E A L ESTATE W A N TE D vmne man with good habits Th. FA 2664ft t — MISCELLANEOUS S— FLOW ERS • PLANTS APARTMENT water furnished m F U R L 113 O il EA 2 02uft I t — O F F IC E B Q U PM EN T FURNISHED apartment. clean 11— AUTOMOBILES • and rinse in. No children Jim TRA ILERS mie Conan. FA 24011 12— BOATS A ROTORS U — F A R M SUPPLIES A MACHINERY 14— B ETS • LIVESTOCK # M m . lE S 15— ARTin.ES WANTED I t —PLACES TO EAT # 1 7 — U E A L T 1 PARLOUS IS— F E M A L E HELP W A N T E D |» — SI A L E HELP W A N TE D 21*— M A L E OR FEMALE 31— WORK WANTED 22— m s IN E S S O P P O IIII N IIIE S M — S P E C IA l SERVICES 24— P IA N O SERVICES Completely remodeled A room un^ furnished apartment. 623 1’ar*? ,Vr Neve all steel kitchen fully rnuipped Apply SIS Park .Ave small furnished apartment for working Ctrl. Reply to P. 0 llox Ml Sanford ■I SPORTSMANS DREAM This 4 bedroom. concrete block. I ' a bath home haa a completely equipped kltehen leading to a •parloui Flonda room over looking the rolling golf course The rar and boatporte preterit both land and water irantpor tation Thit modern Imme it near chopping area and la only 4i7.r»yo. Buy the owner a rqmiv and assume the 4'<'*> mortgage IT ’S SMART TO BUY BEFORE THE BOOM. CALL FAlrtai 2-4991 for an appointment NOW. 2 bedroom frame home with Honda room, located near high •chon! Kitchen equipped Tht» home ta three year* old and l> at clean and neal aa when it wai brand new Prire 49*jo Buy owner'* equity and pay oolv $ .*)*' per month including taxes and insurance FOR RENT 2 UEDHOOM unfurmihed borne. Florida room, newly tiled kil then and bath. $*<i per month Obr 0«nfer6 itr a r t Thurv. Feb. S. 19.VI—Page 7 1 L A F F -A -D A Y Inexpensive W ant A d ■REAL ESTATE FOR SALR 11— WORK WANTED STORY frame colonial ityle home. 1 large bedrooma with large rloirta. ?'« bathi, living room mth fireplace, dining room, butler*, pantry, kitchen den. reception room and three porrhet; garage and rarporte. located on 2 large corner lot* Good potential for Inteitmcnt or income. Priced at $|V,ooo Shown by appointment only. SECRETARY—Rrcrptioniit, medlcal. Refrrmeet Ph. FA 2 3211. .53. J U m l& m A f C w y a iji 1.5 N. Park A«e. l - Ph. FA 2-4121 Real fe ta l* Wanted PLRt ILA8E or KENT Gasoline ttatieni or sites. towna 2.omy i n 23.000 pop Prefer outikirta or near aehoola. retidential. Write Dept M. P O nox l!*o. Moul trie, Georgia. PAINTING Will paint average block hoviae. Baby ait nr iron. FA 2 792*. trim included for $123 00 Heat grade paint and lat. clan workTruek driver — warehouse A manahlp Averagr room* *13 60, ahipping — routeman. Writ* labor only. Reference* furnish# P. O. Box 2<n. Lake Mary. Fla. ed Call FA 2 1292 23—s j*l!l I \l. sFRVICFS 37—M H H EH—PERSON AI S P I MPS - SPRINKLER INCOME TAX SERVICE SYSTEMS H i*. II. Murtavr All typea and iliea. Inatalled 1111 Celery Ave FA 2 1394 "Do It Yourself” Cloied huiidav WE REPAIR .AND SERVICE S T I N F. rT -A H T ic t fh Fo r b a l k 1 Machine and Supply Co. JOT U 2nd Si. 13 * * 7 Co_Uon A Wool Varna. Notloaa, -----—... Tape .'riveTHnadft* Tap** HEATING ROLLINS IIOHHY SHOP I I . H. IM IP K CO. At Th« Sign Of The Totem Pole, 204 S. r*rk ----- FA 2 4134 2417 S. Freneb Aee. W T T o W F IT p U . W 2* A BUILDING-REPAIRS* PAINTING STKI i a i .~ s h i Tv T I k s AUTO GLASS INSTALL LI) GRAPF.VII.I.i: NURSERY BEAIT1FLL I10U .Y AH kinda and airea M ind.hielH v.raiteville Ave FA TOMA |>1M>r Jaeke-a . p-vjta • T " it * . L'lg-eage armv navy surplus 310 Sanford Arenua FAUfORY .TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN B UM tg III HIM for couple or lady Ph W. II. “ Bill” STEM PER Agency t ’lfN 'tft F'SC. .9* . YM i t 4». |*M if. S K R V IC i: Enclosed head Sag proof bottom Marion Market C A B B V G F Realtor A Imurer rati with plain? enda. PUstle S rn k a rik fil.v** nnd Paint Co. PLANTS for sale Fred Thura lu o bedroom liouir. kitrhrn Afioe. Laur# R O nfr, H. K. 1 after "I-inten . Fred, will you hanjj tip. phone thin hoapital or ray an tapei. Cotton or nylon 112-114 W. 2nd 8L Pk. FA 2-4122 ton. FA 2 J*W iqulpmrnt. 403 San Carlo* Arlelt Price, Extrctt Harper cord*. ink them how 1 am. and then vall me back and ask *r.v»i monthly. Phone FA 2 3*31 phone FA 7 4«91 *11 N Park M ill, lattll I IN I. Floral Vrranc*"irnl* Corsage* S rn k a rik l.b *> «nd Paint Co. llutierl A William* HEAL ESTATE FOR 3Al.lv Fairhanki Vlor-r Punipi __ ________ 3 HR home I a mile* from city SANFORD FLOWER SHOP [ d l l W 2nd St Th VK 1 4A2J 5— REAL ESTATE FOR BALB 24A—BL’ILDLNQ CONTRACTORS Bepairi to all make* FA 2 1*22 or FA 2 0270 H IM «ir S \L L . S Acr« farm lim it*, double carporte. 1 acre 25— ELECTRICAL SOI T i l riNF.cnr.ST: 5 bedmom HOUvnil vv. LONG 3 Piece hung room atiite, need* land *2 000 down. Total price Large 3 hedruom houve. large # CONTRACTORS home. !•* hatha, Low down trlinlahlng F A : 74M 207 I ConimrrvTal Ave. *I1.0U). Ph. FA 2 2*94 lurn. Eaiy term* Joseph B payment. 4*7 month 117 VV 25 A—BUILDING. REPAIRS. Phone FA 2 2A3J Farm A Garden Cantar Levy. Ph. FA 2-1223. t vimtdrir *et men'* MrGrrgnr Woodland Dr. FA 2 2S.M ANNUALS L o is FOB SALE. Large n2 x in r:.-U H ill.D IN G SUPPLIES golf elnha, FA 2 ”*nn r#:#»,.'oo Ttitvev T a*’ . ed <>»*. Ml Celery A»a. Good land, rleared. tame land .* 7 — N O T IC E • PERSONALS 2 HEDRUOM hrnise n ' e r ' r t r T ttrn E IS NO PLACE ROLLINS HviBBY SHOP reaping la th or small payment . ‘25— ARTICLES FOR SALE Square Maytag Waaher A ringer, kitchen, fenced yard, plenty of ANY TLAcr. LIKE THIS n.ACEr I 11—AiTuMohu rk -rR A fi.m s At The Sirn Of Tha Totem Pole down, balance 123 per month - I t — F L ’RNITL'RE A *3*1. Drop leaf tahle $3 00. room dio monthly. Adjacent to TO FIND S IT U DARGAINS 2417 S French A **. I - B. M ANN I I O l BEHOLD FA 2 72vd ‘33 t’LYMOt TH 4 dr. BAH. $vv Itjwnna Park FA 2 75U or SO Box 33 Lake Monroe UA 2 tn*a before 6 p m FA 2 tool alter « p. m. THIS VU NT BE THE PEACE Quick laundromat Service HOTPOINT refrigerator, 9'» til. Phone FA 2 3913 Shirts Fmithed in H Houia COMr. SEE l ‘S It P rrfnt rondltion $100. .'dl BFI. Ain Sport* loupe, RAM Clean downvuira furmahrd apt., Samtaoe Dry Cleaning FA 2 6321. power PAS. low mileage, orr HOME SEEKLILS oil heat. 611 Park No t ? Bedroom 2 Bath home PI 2*'h St. lom lnitrt BIJgowner. Will trade for owner* SOUTIISIDE I.AUNDBOVI VT Morn than hvo cord* of dry fat on 3 Lota Mayfair aiea eom equity and take up paymrnti 2 BEDROOM house *71 per Brautilul 3 BB. t eatra large nlc pine Sell all or part Walter At* pletrly furnished, $23n o Call FA 2 2*0* hath humc situated on large lot month. I ’h. FA Z 7114 I.NV'I I.O I'U i Letterhead*, alatevvuvmI al I'mecrevt Trailer Park in second addition of P ln n rrtt No 2—1 Bedroom*, J Hath* Flnr nirnt*. Invoice*, hand hill*, and S Park Avr. or write Box 1322 CHBVsLFR Windsor, 19’dt. 4 door Spat lull* living room, equipped Clc.vn nicely furniahed apartment Ida Boom. Central \|r Condi Sanford. Fla program*, e le . Progreaaive sedan, power fleering, puah but kitchen, lovely terrarrn floor*.1 1 113 Elm Ave. FA 2 7137. Itonmg and Heating, ttak Floor* Printing Co Phone v .\ 2 2931 — ton drive, low mileage. Car m 29—F URNMLTtl. and 4lversUcd carport* and utility • Built tn Range and Oven. Dvj :.0« Weal 13lh St. perfect condition No trade 11(11 SFIIOI.D GOODS room Only 11A30 down and pay j hie Carport on 3 lovla, $23 W The word radar” ha» become $ 1,900 (all at 2117 Orange. inent* let* than rent. Term* on ROLI^WAA’, llovpiial an-4 Baht *ii firmly established in our ,vn No, 3—3 ll'ilrooin*. 3 Baths, May down payment if draired 1m Itedi Day. Week or Month— SEl.1. US YOUIl FURNITURE rahularlca that most people may fair Sertion. null! m Range and 1932 N VMI Ambassador, new We BUY the 31n«| Tel. FA 2-3111 FVirniture Center mediate poascaaion. not even realise it’* the shorten­ lire*, $tno. ( an ho seen at 1*17 Oven. Ttrrano iloor*. Caipyrt Me SEEL the Most 116 Men First St. Homes Designed For ed form of the military term, Summerlin «> r call FA 21970 *23.000 AA> PAY the Movt Lovely country homestte about 3 “ radio detection and ranging ” Florida Living. si PER TRADLNG POST Furniture Moving A Storage mile* South of Sanford Thi* No 4—3 Brdroumv. 2 Batnv. Flor­ t : - n n \ f s and M o ro k s nedrooms— Ph FA 2 0677 C. E. PIIH I IPS. Agent 2OT ft. x 210 ft. Lot la high ida Boom, Kitrhcn equipped. MERCURY 01 I BOARD MOTURS VV ASHIII BN AAN LINES and dry with many nice shade Including Dish Waihrr. Divpo* • BIG VALUES w r. M u n i 13«ai French Ave. FA 2 1991 tree*, total prlve *2000 or SWO all and Automatic Mather, 13o * in n i m i l i r m i o r. * i* n « • QUICK CBEPIT Outbojid Sale* A Service .it on i* i iiM i i i t . tv *« « ron down and 123 monthly payment ft. on nice St $14,273. • EASY TERMS • rviiM ii *-. m i v n . r in n ili* . 2313 I'aik Ave. PA 2 4214 PBESEBAK yotir bahy a ahoe* in l* m i n i i n *o »«»• rveilaatini bronrr. gold or No 3—3 Bedrooms. 1 Rath nt i of*nt to *i h t. o f tu iiiiK u r.* r If yuu cannot find your kind of 12 It noAT A trailer with lit I n i l itr.cit atlver—Write !•* I ojI*. May tie purrhatev New And Uted Furniture huute hated (or sale why not ni.utti: vt n * n »4 ii . h p Atercury Motor 117$ or tin s . It AIt I Kit A IT furniahed if draired. $11.ixm 311 F. First St FA 2 362] aIa• It'idWii ai come in and talk it over with tcadr FA 2 7429 ’ It North lleai b M. I I . I l l I! •. ll.*N K H M t . • t * -I Unfurnished M r. Andrew Jonra and F'amtly r.\T im 'i.\ t. I va n Kn. i«i* » • u« Dsyloea Beach. I la. I'UlHUtl*. u»x- tills method to exprea* ap­ SI'F.t UAL SALE on all lu ll model'. No 6—2 Brvlrooma. 1 Bath. Eire VI preciation to the many friend* vv l i . i . i * vl v n v i l f l t * * i j Evtnrudrs, boat a and Gator H I.M O H F l.IM i Ne»*- K L‘*ed Range and M a l a r Healer. HERBERT STENSTROM * >*ho turned elide their dally ill.M .V A Alt" I I I . II. hi* iH“ itM tlU . trailers: also all used motor* Fcee Fctiniate* Im m e d ia te Occupancy K tirn ilu re and A ppllanrtn $9,Un W Realtor chore* in order to aharr the rrduerd to auction wholesale t n iii a: t o in rtiv n Frank I. RaArr F.A 2 7777 Wo liuuruntcv I’eimnul v 11.LI.* vt AitvTitiit av-i n r * IV NN R IS N IR moment* id bereaxcmtnt due to iu i vrv lloliion Sporting (.ood* 304 6$ No 7—2 Bedroom*, I hath. Oak v vitv.Ttt:tt to* « ii. *"■* Satisfaction or Your I ’ A — I’ l.UMillNc. «wo l.vniFIKcl I o n IF. BROADW AY the patting of Mr* Dorothy aw a< I all partu"* havlna E lv| i Floori, rarport on 2 lavi*. 501 709 E. F in t St. rh. FA Sm9U Money Cheerfully Ml r I a1*.<I" a to hav * ax* KEN TORBF.TT II . i\ n r * Jonc* on January 27. , $J.300 » «t| • 11 | r «•••! or l*4 »Ff*«l ‘ (•airway In thr Waterway” PEI MIIING Aaaodalea Refunded. . 1 I n II,a p r a l t * r l ' I ■ • • 3939. Card furniture, appliance*, tools Yr.uc Evtnrode Dealer Contracting A Itrpalra ir altar Jaa.rll a-1 aal-l la* t I I I N. Tark No. 5—2 Bedroom*. I Bath Kit Ph r \ 7 :« # etc ilotight.aold Larry'* Mar* The niemortc* of your many ■II i ' . I t*a a»-A v , a --, BOIISON SPORTING GOODS Free Ultimate* then Equipped. $9,230. (•* 9*ln-al* (Joutlh M oII'I a t*9• kind deed* ahall forever linger 213 Sanford Av.* Ph FA 2 411*. 304 fl-S E lit. Phene FA 2 3)$I R l„ II ABAI.Y Mith u*. ** I , • 4 • H I**. W b I M K U M I B»l Sanfuid Ave. Phone FA : 33$ | No 9 -2 Bedimun. 1 n-.h ITur n — j— n Tf.tneV Suppl.e. ' ( Ta*«tfied lli*|vlar • M M It » li ^*1 111*1 * | M 1 * * N Stncerr Thankt i l u M i m , I « l»1>, $9,000 00 ----- --rr .............. | iB ♦ B l »*.»#Fa|fv| IR puppies 7 weeks old ' W. DIETRICHS — REALTOR I ' l B ’ | l ' »*W I *» « f • I ••'•f No |n—y Bedrnomi, I Bath, Ui Phone FA I I —MIS I and found | f ■• 1 2 769b Elir Methvin—Velma Gooralet Lota. Kitchen Equipped. $* 300 wf PB*nin**l* « «untv ri^r* Adelaide H Mnaei - A*»0fia!r* i .O s t —LEASE. Rig Sal" Oc Turn TnM? Special* ri.UMIIIM, \u i un: ••» »:k iiv n*»t ik m i * 1901 Park Ave FA 2-302 Cor. H » y . 17-92 A 271h SI. No. 11-2 Bedroom*. I Rath. Ex h - b E a u tt F aI i ^ w U vrryth ln; rurnlture re n te r l.owest I’rirta— . I I • HE AIING Phone FA 2*1501 tea l.aige I wit. Kitchen Equipp la I* I « *ul « ««a|ll*l *»••• *• II Alt till.IT S H E A IT Y NOOK llii(h r * l Y iilu m H r • i»a*t • *af it*# N tW lH id $a.230U0 2— 1*0H RENT IJAKKFHONT—Beautiful furniah­ I el# special $10 permanent $1 V) . • I f**r AIK 4 IlNIII I MINING AAIIY I ’A Y m o r i ; : Bi ll.DING AMI 3 I UTS I rtuni1 > lor i*l« i • f«•f• • ed 2 bedroom concrete hlnek tnv So Oak CONTRA! I and REPAIR WORK No 12—2 large toil* l/u h Arbor FA 2 3742 M A Y F A IR SECTION — 2 bedroon ih | * a i f i * 1 1 | I l H a U f M ' *t home FA 2 490* Located al 27th A Park Ave r a r * * # • 1667 Sanford Ate FA 2 6.142 337 ft frooiai'- cm atirel, run l» FRMA1.F WRt.P WANTK1 furniahed houie: air rondittnnrr ■ V • f# *i C h evy Block building ha* over 1too nmg hark to l.akr 17.300 , *. . . . . \ ■ |»*»4 M rtllNN deep frceie, automatic w a ilirr square ft of floor area lait I I ROOM houie, nerds *ome re In Ibf B!a(<V• al• • • f *I . a| 716 i |ii,,,r with Aa Engine, l t Bit GIRLS over 21. Apply In FA 2-1514 V al l • r • I . r f « l i 4 I f v ittlffil til# m e 12c# I I. by 141 ft. I'clred No 13—1 t nil ApaMiiirnl Houte, t* ii w e r g 11 d e Tran.mD’ Inn, pair*. On 2 lots Clove in. Sam l" ri"ii si Pig W AVhlstle s .tiaf ■n tw #r w tfh tiv*1 • l » r k ••f Jur 4 . I In,ilia , lleatrr and 2 lone grrrn. la,al only $63oo. lurnldieil $14.$<0. ih« Cl’ uit t'fuM i•• anal * *r H bo . . flee, trrm*. FA 2 2341 2 HF.DROO.AI unfurnished houie. •*la|B I «UtiM. >*|«F|»|b. goal i« |tf 1lo il Santa St. FA 2 Wil t ■at ■nr owis, r tar. Ilrrr '* aa lie debt frre Turn apart hours E x rlu a iv r with ^ *75 per month. Call FA 2 3*29 a « • • • » u I ’ b m If I >t. No 14—2 Bedrccm. Country «« i . o c „ - m ii g n u |j« M * i : : i P ifV \ * * ik » s « u 'b . into rash Mr* (1. averaged * • IF IT IS R K A L ESTATE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. R riller home, furnished. *4.730 F I R M S IIE O AI T. MP> AV 1ST. Kirm *•f \\ ift j • r »• * fr<jr • A iIl'intM, $1 *$ ptr hour. No experience Raymond lumdqulat, Aaaoe atk Crumley A Mantaith H -ri.fti t r t v• llBlnll^B 'n tirrdrd Write Box It. r o San.Atlantic Bank Bldg. No 13—French Ave and Hialiway 2 IIEDKOOM hou«e. k i t c h e n il «t* irMb’ on tar l*#f »fB to# at 117 South Park I ’h. FA 2 4$9S rA 2 3131 1111 *411.1.1 •I v]i * aif I l i t iga ). A I* llif . Frunlagr. Acreage and Orange e <| vi • p p e d. FA 2 2S40 or r|*» I’ l l AlllING K HE AI INI, IM . Su|ser S’ ll'dlilay ( „U|>e. VV* Ill.F IN E D white lady for light * | •. * rb# rr»» i'nnf* bb«» will For the Rest But a In Real F ita tt Grove* Terms on All. FA 2 0774 lat f filtr* .1 ggalftal \ f»*l delivered Ihi, vine new. PuWer iJtrntrd — Bunded — Insured l">b'f kfrp-ng end part lime Inquire by Numlrer. Il It rid’ r f i UB 1*110 IB • SEE C U L L E N A H A K K E Y Brake*, Piiwer Mrerlng. Itadlo • are of J "hoot «gr children, i m # l Ir i h» h 0 nf «f v| H«riH • lo co *, l i f u Beach. I eevbqrf, Furnished 7 bedroom apt *53 lnitB W. A. Cagle, Jr. Saleamcv iriti' tublitht# i# • nd llrater. I f * been aelt kept. in eyrhaege for room and beard Sanford. Titusville and etc. 1763 Magnolia Ave FA 2 3951. rstinh M*i 4i f'r • ••»>* REAL ESTATE D R IV E IK 110 N. Park A m . Ph. FA S 39*1 A haigain al Ihla a i # | # lor l o g * i c a v a e r tiflie « f f k l in my home l‘A 2 1*31 after SA.NKonD Phone FA 2 7691 *5 44 Trench Ave. •perlal prire v l'H B 2 lledrcvnmn r 1)4 I «f I I • n # fk 4 p m 3 lit I)RO OM houie. unfurntihed. •afU IT>|:*« |h* 4*|f lit I ei||f I . hBfnifl'*t« LONGWOOD: 4 Adjoining lots 30 14—PIANO SERVICE Florida Room a* Of*t 1 K i i 1*. f h l o I M H l h a l l ? l.MU Dviugtai. FA 2 0413. x DM ft. on amall lake. 2 lot* H uick Wale llaii# Warned of l u r t L a f v . 1 I* I'a). Healter m lakr. Iteamnahte. I block off — 1.11.A. — PIANO TUNING A I t t l ’ AIBIM. Cinluiy Hardlnp l "Ut-r Nrv* * H and led Deploy f* f* M ffh in fl “i all H a ir I'hen* FA 2 2«4I t hurrh St. TE 7 4604, NEED $ TART T IM E MEN AV. I.. IIAHMIIN paint, while and light blue € 1« rB e r f IhB Circul' CfJM S f tg, j i i * • • exij • > ! ' r ‘» tl4 i FA 2 4740 ilnl’ tv Merhanlral rnnditlnn. 3 ndrm home, I bath, fireplace t AN' vou work Saturdays, even Th FA 2 4223 Alter 3.00 p m ft; T. vmitn Inga* Add *$n weekly In vnur 2. . I . m . . . ii , I ’erfrcl! AVe'd like lief Jt' f If aII •erren porch, fenced patio, 2 Large hedrnom block home • a Huator tncme wiling .hoe order. 11 * 111 11 l,IN I' »»lis your iiplniun iui thi* 295 large lut with fruit trees Florida room, rarporie, wood A ttO IB flB 0 (Include* tloolng) bargain I‘Ar •* llrfy ,# HvUttl FA 2 36(0. .Comm, bonus Sample* sup Fnr tarpemry, paint.nr. sneert ft<M>r«, automatic hrat, large U i « i f l «f k k *|a vfl ! * plied Charle. t heater Shoe*. C"r. m oftrr, and pla-tie irpatr, S A V E IM H .I..M IS living area, panelled dinette I l l 3 l^rdroom Home, 2 hath*, l»ept A tl* Biorklcn. Ma». Ik Ik. I ,«»,,» ■C Ik# I ■•■I* J i l l , . aiphalt tile, •sbestna siding., 1 rtit trees and lake privileges A T RO LLERS! i naan, i u i , *1 Fleet' _ 14*. family room, kitchen equipped. masonry rr an,.| *tepj. levaiing * 12.brio, err ell down payment Ik ernVat, Iivingdlnlng room, Florida room MEN 11 TO 31 AT ONCE to train Ik U lb# I ’•t kt # mil • nd repairing garage* and H O LLER MOTOR S A LE S FA 2 *330, Mr. Simon, Goodhart fur railrnsd operator, agrnt (hi ilrapet Trrra A shrub* Quiet urtrTiE g io a itK i:. wceeking rail V,\ ltd . Lake Mary. 2nd A I'alnirllu |io iih 4 o n ly m o n th ly sltiont 43A3 to *330 monthly . —^ neigblxithood in city limita Cl* « I MCI CI C: Sant,ml. Florida I acw <uit training, placement 1*3—E I.F IT R H 'A I. SFHA'ICTS Gall FA 2 DWl fur ilrlail. 4 Blerks West Of French X.il,.# I# (,#,•!.# b.t. n ,|.,t ,k# 1’bi.isri: F.A 2 « ) l ; I'A 2 6711 ■ •."fed < ,'ntart M r Gllleltr ' ........... e<c4c * . ■- l ... icik -'# - Fun thr economy minded—3 hn| Avenue e<v 20th Street. nf IfV ftjll V I* l»l». ,i room CB home; poeeh carporte. 2 BEDROOM furnished houie or Aabler llmrl Mon Feb. IMh. 1 1 At II.I.A N I.K III PAIRS MODEL OPEN DAILY u.» ii.r.cr. • t*4a< J*Sft «f utility rnoma. equipped kltehen will trade on equity on Modern l r M lo 5 P. M. and Sat Parta for all makes *f Iraneri. Ci-mcclc r . tv, t „ final Electrolux. Hoover. Kirby, etc My equity and take up remain­ house trailer Ph FA 2 Vi79 i,■ - .• . ■i - , • . ■, . , till r-on Married men bring Free plik-up. Work guaranteed. ing A'A loan. Idea! for children vuwiniairai" l> n * #l -r • wile, inlnor. a parent. G. I Down SIOO Monlhly OPEN SAT FEB 7. 12 to 6 P M '•tat, ,,i li#* lie atrale lice tccccc. FA 2 4763 lairatrd on non through street. approved under I*. L. 3V) •' o l i- • , » then #* t Geneva Aillagr, 2 new masonry 3 IIEDHUUMS with oak floori Phone F.A 2 6S93. I*,#,# ncak* * . ford Herald House Wiring — Electric Servlet homes. ceramic tile hath, utility room •at* juuae * hi* #-Ini In • --o ,-f #, I #,'••• PAY ra*h for land on road Wm and carporte Ntre yard with 1 Bedroom, oak floor, ulr bath, ;o— Male nr Iew4i«"“ ^ ^ “ "“ ,S|J • nt fee a* « r 4 e r d li'h a r a ' * him HAND ALL ELECTRIC Co ' arportr, utility room with lotgood rarpet of gran Enmomou, Seyhold Bldg, Mi ■• #urh • .Medallion Home1* FA 2 0113 let. shower, set tub. 2 bedroom. Men Women *20 Dally. Sell luml | U2 -Magoell* 1'iIfC tkia »Ci# r t f .la, #f Jic. ami use), v. i, •»'.» • Cu*tom llu lll D u a lity Fla. room, rarporte, utility 51.00(4 Down 5MI0 M o n th ly >lifV \ ' t c t c i ' l ir room with vtuiwer. Ian* $o by MAJOR BROWN REALTY v#, ' . ■ aloe I* It t < BEDROOMS, 2 bathe, well local 142'. Yard* ’ prigged, paved | lac c:,iwt# #»r Realtor rd in town Total price $11,000 ~ “ II. ' # VltC. c,.# street, I hloik tn |Hictoffice. WANTED IM M E D IA TE LY MAN, r . [Ult> LARK MARY I»<#a##4 ROSA I . PAYTON, Broker MB WTiMAN to supply Ionium r V ? ° R •,0<,ln, * r i B* ’ tore, sthool. thurrhe«. Priced Ph. rA 2 3237 or FA 2-1*44 r Mat, l,i# ■, Jr Phono TA 2 1301 er* wuh Itawllelgh Prndu'IS ‘ To'# * In rlu d c * (losing Toy*! *‘<l • »'-tI r iM 'r, lielour appraised value 2nd ft c u ic ii n cun tn S.nfnrd nr E. Volu.ta Co. S?I* ,r?,,r f * Unlr f 15’ ItOSA L. PAYTO N 3rd houses from First Baptist U | ' , ' M # f k# V l»,»l i l , ' . k t * , i t i • T u r n VVe«l On 201 h ran e.fn IVO weekly part time’ . H' M ' Clf* ,nn M lr ’f B 'r l’ irrtd Reel Estate Urektr NEW’ three txdroom block home. ( hurrh Owner W II. Bridges l.#lkl» . • CI#MI. Xlt'laCi## $100 and up full time. See F S I . Follow C o u n try Built ia GK kitchen unite, carPh FA *v'.31,1 —17-45 at Hiawatha Kim _»*kkll .... .. ?: id * W Maury P. O. llox 74 pone, screened porch. 1-srgc * hr.. ( I t home, electric kitchen C lub lid, & W atch Anihony «r wrila Bawlrigh a equipment, tile bath, jalousie lot. Priced to sell by owner. F o r Our Sign* . . . windowi, utility rm . landscap Depi FAB 440 336 , Memphis, Small down payment. Phene I'le a -a n l Surrounding* • Spec ial D ie t* Tenn. rd lawn, large hrtrk Bar R Q. FA 2 0At2 after 3 p. m. or .vw ft. (mm Naval Base. *4,900 weekends. l.ic rn -e d I.I'.N On D uty A t A ll T im ra U —Week IVaawi FA 2 3479. *1:00 A. M. T il I) n r k He invite vou In lie our gur*la nhaoluUly frre • Home A tm rm p h rrr F A R M E R 'S A f.E N C Y rolored block without obligation at one of Sxnford'n leuding ) hr. CB hom*. screen porch, ku- EXPFRIF.Nl’ED SUNDAY N. V. fta ra tr, RcalUr layer, handy man. ronatrutlion chea equipped, small down payMotel* while you locale amiable Routing for 2 :0 0 P. M. T il D a rk h. I . R llt M n , A sm . worker. Will work In Sanford, meal, FHA fiaaared. *37 a you and your faaiily. Pick up your key at tha .Arrwrdleg T<* Caro Required Orlando. Apopka or surrounding l i t S. Franch A*c. Pb. FA 2 32)1 moath. Large nicely landscaped Salta Office. areas. Has transportation. Ph After hour* FA ] 2*11 or TA 9 49X1 lot. Venetian blinds, fa ll Colby FA 2 $13$. FA 2-13M U I. 404 ft to 4 p. m. after 4 /A 2 04*3. RAYMOND M. BALL t un.«hrd apartment. FA 2 2*“ ' lln rk Cta.a ' ent (,|.y«* noooRi r r i SUNLAND Estates & South P IN E C R E S T 3rd Addition. 3L I Legal Notice %lh Stenstrom Realty 1 i 2 n*th* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As S100 WIIoSON - MAILR $SAVE$ Mather of Sanford Seminole Really 0DHAM&TUDOR,1: Inc. noxr.ll Wdl HOLLER’S 1957 Plumbing d- Repairs PLUMBING lll.lll Olds COUNTRY CLUB MANOR J. W. HALL 195(4 $280°° *8280 $67 .50 RAVENN A PARK *2n(l HOMES rr’ . K T i r ....... $450Down KU4mtif4iii44UiU4tm4C WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD OPEN DAILY RATES $100 To $200 Sltoemab&i ConMruction Co.. I n r . 211 Weal Uth Street Phnna FA 2 3103 5 m y Scott's Horn* Palm For Ctr. 37th A III* a y 17 *2 The M anor A fe d rhent FA 2 Work wanted a* porter, Janitor or REALTOR A LNSIROR dlahvaibtr. 7QA Ray Ave. T Boom house, hirdwond floori, Third St. Ir Park Avenue. South kitchen alactrir, spree heat, Painting A I. FA 2 7921. Yell fa ll Ball air conditioned. Inquire 711 Phone FA 2 3441 UtlioQville. llOOUg. Ific A 13c. F A 9-714L Odham & Tudor, Inc. B R A ILE Y ODHAM. Corner Hwv. 17-92 * 27lh St. Praa. Phone FA 2-1501 �* Jh e rKOORAM START «:M P. M. FRIDAY, FEB. Mb, 190ft r u u i r. «ai Tugonai Ann la D U It) ID tlM ID It) it) DM • M <•» T h* Bari* w » » cal » ! » ( . W aatfcar • i l l la ) R avine C n « * r* (:M I t ) t*#*tk*r - N#wa W aiarlraal • t«l I t ) Naw* t: M Th« N awent and I*arg«it Record Store In Town IDM LONNIE'S ID M ID l l IDM Record Rack IDM II II SIS R. lot SI. at SANFORD AVE. Cowi pit (a Stock of Top 100 T u i m and Up-coming Hitta Heard on W TR it— Beat By Far • «t »:*• * U DM I*.II -» 1* N av a . D x u l i a B dvafd* N a v g — t»n* O o d d a r d H u c k * k l * - W # * t * r» M u Pared* Union r a c l t l a . . . 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A widdrr woman wtio had load h rr huihand rather tuddrnly — ' ‘one nigM he had t alnmarh *che and Ihc nett he w t* dead” — »hr we* y*t adrift on lh* plain* W rdnruJjy nighl with «evrn rhlldren. *evrr»l hnr*e* and Ward Bond. T b it prr»enl*d * handlul of problem* rompllrated to tome e»trn l by the f ir t th it her oldfit daughter w t* being p u n u rd by a young man on the train *nd her yuungr*t »on wa» a deaf-mute. And a* if this w ain't enough. M l** Davl* mforinrd mtdwjy in the plot that »he had an in rtirable dl»e»»e which would pop her off the pi met before Ihe end eommerrlal. Well, naturally it all worked oul pretly well eicrpl fo r M lta Davit who died. Ink I imagine ihe'i preliy uted to Ih tt »ort of thing by now. M in Davit, 1 thould idd, turned in ■ good perform an*#. Or at leatl I think »he did—I ’m not jure becauw at Ih lt point In her career th* talented M lt* D tv l) tee m i Ui lie grinding out parodln of hertelf. A t for me, I found U all ■ Ni loo much. Stirling today, I'm go­ ing hack to the afternoon *otp o|>erai. A guy’t fot to laugh »ometime , Our lead**, E lv li. apoke from W att (term m y Wedneadty t i t tran iallan tir phone nn the ARCT V American Btnditand Show. Elvtt accepted two aw ardt from you buy Ihe bent grade of lunilrer! D o n 't r n . n p n r m i a * w i t h q u a l Hy w h e n you ahop f o r l u m b e r : I t m aT c o a t you a l i t t l e m o r e tiulav hut It «tve voti mttrh m u r * l a t e r o n S ee o u r b i g Mock of top g ra d e lum ber. 1H x 12" SHELVING EASY TERMS I .M l:H IdsM II M Ilia II D 11:11 It) III ID ID II, III III Ml III III III 111 ID ID il* III II) ill II) ID II) ID (I) I;M Til) liM ■ I* • ill lid* I II !*:«* I t ’l l 1011 11:11 II I* IliM 11:1* Haatlaa* Oun C a * L b n *Id U riel P a l h a r Know* U*,l W all* P a r d o Bold j o u r n a l D a n n * T ham aa p a i t r liu n n Vole# o f P t f , t i n ) # M c K a n i l a a R a ld a ta Ann Hotharn T urn lab la A r l h u r Murray IHallu I'l a r h a u a * U n til Pan* A lrltn n P atral Naw, W t n t h a r —N t w t N a n , and W aaikt N a v a an d Wanlhn M a rl * Ja c k Parr C r o a t C u rran t H a a r l al t k l I Mr T l ' M U H A. N. 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Klvii reported he wai aludying map reading, but after he geta aff work he practirea hit mu tic He u id he waa glad to he doing hi* hit, but he *ure I* looking for­ ward In returning home. Ohvioualy. we can all rr*! eaiy Wedrrn defrnie I* in good hand* CBS TV'a Armilrang Circle The alrr ilramalirrd the 195* Nova Scotia mine d iiiile r Wednrjilay night “ Miracle At Springhltl Mine" II wat called and although It w«» a trifle ilow. It wat al*u a painfully moving drama. The Channel Swim: NBC-TV’a fleorae Oohel will give way on Marrh Jt to Iwo new half-hour irrlri. fete Krlly'i Blur* and a Jimniir Bixlgen mutlr thow. NBC-T\‘ it a ling llaggit naggit In April in favor of the Court of Human Itrlatiom Starting neat Monday Dennl* Jamea will re place Fred Bobbin* at emcee of Haggit Haggl* for the rr*t nf it* run NBC TV will ttirf the Sieve Al­ ien ahow a half hour earlier be­ ginning March 15. gelling a 30 minute Jump on CBS-TV'* Kd Sul livan The Allen ihlfl mean* the junking nf NBl’-TV’* Buddy Tlrig man ahow Mirge and Gower Champion and Herb Shrtnrr are »et at atar* of the flrat CltS TV Coca Cola »pcc on March 30 Perry Como la quite rtoae to liming a deal which would *** him take over the Wednesday night N BCTV Kraft Muiir Hall neat fall. If Como ahifti, hit Sat­ urday night alot on NBC-TV may go to cither Jack P air or Dean Marlin. Starling Marrh M. NBC TV'i Queen For A Day and Trulh or Conaequenee* will swap time ■pot*. Gower Champion wiH direct George M Cohan'l “ 45 Minutra Ft *m Broadway" aet for NBCTV’* Omnlbui March IS, Sonny Ftra will apell Rill Cullan on the daylime and nighttime veriiont of N B C TV '. The Price l i Right for two week* Karting Feb. >. CBS Badio will broadratt Verdt'i “ Macbeth'' when the Mrt opera lacklii B for Ihe flrat time to lit hiitory on Feb >1. 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Mb I l i M (1) T ie T a a O o u g h I D I * f » o f Uifo I D M • D ft C o u l l R* Tog f* l fla a rr h Fo r T o m a rr o w 1*1 M o th er'* Day H U ID Th* au ld ln g U « M i a* t t ) flual* I I I *Dm * o f (Xinia.tr 111 l .i l .v ra c , l t l Ay Ihy W o r ld T urn* i l l Mr. a n d Mr* llo rto I t ) F l o r i d a R«naa 111 T r u t h o r Canaaiiuancaa I D J l m m r Don* • T a rla t* I D D ay In C o u r t DM I I ) l l a g l a H a g l t I D Mouaa P a r t y I D M u a le l l l n g u I u* ( J i T o u n g D r Malone I D Big P a y o f r >*| I I . a t th * Clock I M i l l F r o m T h aa# Root* I t ) V erd ict i t T o u r . I D W h o Do Tou True* I M <1, m u , an f a r A Da* I D l l r l g h t t r D a* I* I A m e r ic a n Ban da land I Block* We*4 n f French PHONE: FA 1-ddtl SKE US FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION O F ----W a t then J e w e lry DiamondN Riiihfllone Ring* r-n Dnr Budget Plan, Charge m U )» if Went M L M Jewelry Store PA H lf tl II- .e* i)> I'rlra I* llluhl i d I l.- ,« l.u rr i l l T h .alr* tl JI ill C o u n t duo n (*) Thl* I .M I D Klava It Alice C an to * *iy Daramkar ID Isrra )•** I D w h l r t * Hilda Bird* Gas System $3 1 0 0 FOR Complet* Line of— Gas Appliancei EASY PAYMENT PLAN Miller Radio & Aooliance US S. Pflrk RALES and SERVICE FA 1-0351 GOT TROUBLES? S T R E T C H E D ? H a v i n g a h a r d tim e w ith th e o ld fam ily b u d g e t? M a y b e a n au to , h o m e im p ro v e m e n t oi p e ia o n a l loan v ould help. Come in, let * talk B o v ee. BANK. A t l a n t ic , N*»# D M iI lI lI F l i g h t I D J tfr* Callt* A Completely Infltallcd PAINT old movie alar Suiy Parker wa* n , W o r ld T u r n * treated la at tummer hat hern t i l l I D i l A*UV , l l a m a of Co tnad v ordered rioted In keeping with a I D F l o r i d a lt-,«m recommendation hy the elate I M iIlDl TJ irmu tmh y or t )i,>a ini t # u u * n c # # Board of Health. I I I D ai In C o u r t la a a la tU aal* The Boanl ■aid la at May. before ) *t (IlIiI lHiiu** Part) I I I M u t l r HltifliMia* Parker wa* admitted, that a T o u n a l>r Malon* new hoipilal of fire proof eon- I *• IID D tin ; l a y Ilf) I D l i . a l lh # i l o c k •trucMon waa needed. ) *e i l l F r o m T h . a # Itoul* However, the Kail Coaat Hoipi I D V a r d l i t 1* T o u r* I D Who Do Tou T rtiat tal Attn, voted agetnat a new * t* n d hoipilal, and derided to flow C M IIDD Au umaaarnle a nF o rB*nd A Day 111 ItrlMhtar Day the pretenl M bed, wood frame I t I D f leet, t fllo rm Initltution which ha* Hood here l1:1* 111 C o u n t * F a l l I D Udav o t Nlflht tome 30 yean. The order takea I M I D Movl* . effect June 30. I* i t ' n i l * W a ll , , o Ptarhouaa The Inttitution wa* owned by 1 1 * iIlIlI A1*0p d y t n t u r * Tim a Florida Katt Coail Railway, and • *• llu .-k a lt .arry ll-.uod W e a t h e r N y v a-flp u ri* operated mainly for Ita employe* t t * II D D Ju n u lt Jim Hut other patient* alto were taken 1 1* kluyla l t l D . a r t of th * C ite In, including Ihe glamoroua *c- 1:11 1:11 I D W v a i n e r • N e v a treat who wat Injured In a car- t i l l l t l l l u n l i n i a n d F l a h l n a ID N eva train crath which killed bar fa­ I M fl«t. Praatun o t T u h o n ther laet June. h t i ID Navo—D o u a l a * Kdvardi lt l Don Ooddard NEW YORK (U P I)— Undefeat ed Gen* (Ace) Armatrong of EUaabeth, N. J . will meet lUlo Seortichtai, middleweight champkm af Italy, ta a 1a rounder at Pah. W. • P. M. ( D R o u er n R i d t r u 111 R r m o F o rd l t : M 1*1 W l l h T h , , # Honda t ) i flro u rh n M ara II.I* 111 a i i o u u a r a d * i t ) J o h n Daly I l i M 111 ID ID 11:11 I I I ID END FRIDAY, FEB. IS. 1959 I ll* • f l P l a_r h Bc u t # 1* !*:<) :•• Organ lied 1926 (Affiliated With The Atlantic National Rank of JackMinville) Hospital To Close In St. Augustine rr PROGRAMS , w t.D M .vn o * a a. I M I D T o J » , —O a r r o v a , M t ID N ,v * 111 N a v a • :*« I D • *1.1*10 K o n a a r a o • | l it) N av , ):** I D I 'u h l l r u a r y l ro I D l l , . m p , r l l" u m • 1* i l l Rvodar# H I * . f t !».** I l l U-iUflh H* Ml i t , M a r k i n a Tim * toil* 111 T r . a a u r , H u n t l i t * . I l l I T I r* t* Hlflhl I D I Uov* t.u r * I D Mu,t<- lim a-. I t . D I D C -iuntdovn N*v* i t I* 111 I 'n n r a n t r a l l o n I D T o p Dollar 1*1 U aiar l.lnd H a t . * W t l t l l k K t l l A T P. 11 ** I I I T ie T a r ( t o u a k I D l-ova of l.lf# I t I* 111 C o u ld II* r , , * <li H *arrh for T o m o r r o w ID f l a y Tour llu n rk t l II i D H u l d U u l . l a h t I I* i d Huai* 111 T o p irar i t i t.lb .ra e* 1:11 I t ) A* l h , W r , ) d T u rn * I D Mr a n d Mr* N o r th i l l F l o r i d a tto o m *:*# 131 T r u t h or C o n a a iiu a n t* I D J i m m y I»#*n • V a r i a t e l t l Day In C oura I I* I D H a u l , l l a a l , I D l | n u , a I’a r t * I t ) J t u a l r Ulna* I M I D Ilia I 'a r o r r I D T o u n a Dr Malon* i » i Hao. l h , C lae h I I* 1(1 T h . v . r d l r i la T o u ra l t l I'r .im T h , , » !to o I t I I I W h o D<> Tuu T r u l t t : t t I D q u . a n Rot A Doe H i l i r l a h i i r Dot I I I A m a r tc a n R a n d a l f h d I t l I I I f l , r r , t fllorm t - l t ( t l R-ta* a f N la h l i l ) C o u n t* Rotr I «# i l l Mori* I D I ' n e t , Wolt i l l t’opay# r t o T h o u * , I »o i t i M l ' - h . , M-,u*. Ctuh i D flup.rm an • u ID W »*(h*r-N #va i D P ro n tta r D orinr I D Mnvt* I II I I I l l u t l n a C a m a r a I I* ( I ) N * v * I I I Itat-at* Q u a r t e t lit* I D N ev a I t) Th* n v # O vl* | : M I D C o lo n al R t a r h T : | | I D N a v a —D a u a la * K 4 v a r 4 a i l l Don n o d . t a r d : )• i t i W a a o n T r a i n i l l O f flelat D a l a r t D * I D t ^ v r a n e . Walk t ,* i* i T . a a n i n i l l P ro la n l" i l l n a n * a H arriott I I I 1*. fl M arahalt I P i l l Mlllun Marti I I I D u n n a llaad I D Mllllonall* |.* o i d Air P o r t # iMorr I D Hal Ma*i*r>on I D llu tio n l flhov |*:*U 111 F r e d A atali# l t l lluitn a 1,1-1 I D T f a r k d u v n IV.tk l» l N . v * I I D* I J t N a a , II I I i l l C o n r t n l r a l l o n 1*1 P t l t r t.lnd l i a r * * I D T o n lMillar • 111111*1)11 P W It:* * I D T l r k T ae D- u -ii i l l l « v * of U I * _ 11:1* I I I It Could H* Tuu 11 , f l e a rr h f o r T o m o r r o w I D P l a t Tou r H unch AUGUSTINE (U P I) - Th* l i t ) ( D i l u l d l m L ln h t Kait Coat! Hoipilal where |:*a ii tt )i Kuala l.u .ra ro Bout Set Feb. 27 Om •■ olejuddJu id e ORLANDO « ) WDBO-TV CBS You Can Be Proud Of • LIVING ROOM • BED ROOM • and DINETTE f. Saturday O n l y ^ Our First Quality INTERIOR FLAT Regular 15.10 per gaL SATURDAY $ 3 9 5 ONLY gaL All Other P A IN T For Saturday Only *1.00 OFF LIST (25c OFF Per (Juart)__________ __ 107 o OFF ON all 1IRUS1IES PAINT PANS •nd ROLLERS �News Briefs Beggars Must Go KARACHI, 1’akt.tan (U P I) — City police sairf todav they were progressing In their drive io elesr Karachi1! Hreeta ot beggars. cputnik TV Set LONDON i l ’t’lv— Spot n il la the taiae of a new Russian portable television tel, Moscow Radio laid today Trade Pact Signed CAIRO (U P II— The United Arab Republic and Communist Cacchte Slovakia have tuned a new loo* term trade agreement. Thieves Rob Court BRESCIA, Italy I U l'l I —Thieves nroke into the local eourt of ap­ peals during the week-end and sole tl.100 in banknote* and *»>.«00 in check! after cracking a tafe. I'wSTHUMOUS AWAKI) — .Mr*. Kumcy, widow of the Navy pilot for whom the fieiil ut N.A.S., Sanford, was named Friday, accepts the Navy-.Marine Corps Medal from Capt. Janies D, Hamatfe. commander, Heavy Attack VVinjr One. Ceremonies included the unveiling of a xrunite monument. (Ufficuil U, S. Navy Photo) Roads Used As 'Tracks/ Dunn Denounces Action Trade Talks Slated w ltp U r n t f o r f o f f i p r a l b " VOL. XLIX U n ite d aw ixrncPKMitKMT a n .tr NEWSPAPER MPWSPkPKtt* AN INDKPENUKNT nDAILY Prana fU tsb llah ed 1908 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1959 A Tax Drive Starts •Suure Tulk’ Hit Ex-Badman Shoots Young Feller, 11 2 Mishaps Listed By Highway Patrol Jayne Loses Gown, Seeks Armor Suit Tax Collections Up For January, '58 Chamber Banquet Deadline Is Set Jazz Band Played, But Few Attended N O , 866 “draw •"•“S .Si of 2 I8.5<x>' JE The? cltrk court, in l»S7, drew |*,5uo. A figure for the clerk'* salary far U.»5* tl not available. In Jackaon, rath of the four of ftcvr* drew lu.uoo. as did the coun­ ty judge. The same was true in fit Johns In Hreverd. the shertff, clerk of court amt tag collector each draw lin.OoO in ItfM. A fig­ ure was nut released for the as­ sessor for thr past year, although lio.uou was listed as She li*57 sat ary. tn Haratota County, Iu,5o0 was the annual salary tn tub* for ail four office* The four Seminole official* have served notice that they will apply for the ttf.tmi raise in Ihe nrst se* non of the Legislator*, scheduled for April. w orking h k i i owent hive ' h-o ii signed between t i t * the Amaiicjan Longue uini the San­ W . K. M c K o U 'rt*, local tire dealer u ho i* backing S a n ­ fo rd '* return to th e C h i** 1) Florida S ta le League, today a n ­ nounced flin t S anford w ill get I he S e n a to r team which Inafc year « a * located in Elmir*. X . V. The manager of the Sanford team will be S F, tl'aiky) Rogers, a 15-year old ba«eball veteran. Rogers will come to Sanford from Elmira, where he hat managed the Senator's Class A team. In announcing that thr agree­ ment had been tignsd,*and that Rogers had to-cn employ til as manager, Mcltobcrts said that lha Sanford team would tie the ""very City and County Commissioner's ®f " lr Senators' Class D la a "get it off your chest" set* , league entries " Ion Enday night, pledged harmony A corporation niU L* formed big and cooperation between the two do- baseball club later this month, governing ts»lirs in the future. Officer* for the non profit organMembers of the iwo hodii-i serv­ italhMi will be aleclevl »l Rial meet­ ed up “indictments" for mm-co­ ing. Rogvr* ha* hud an itilrreslin# operation m the past, but agreed that harriers" which had exist­ career. He was third hascmgti for ed between fhr two groups were the lirookly n ihxlgeri in lt>.ih-;r«. After two years In service, ha dissolved in the joint session played with the Pori land, Ore., Thr meeting was railed to dis­ cuss proposed county participa­ Pacific Conn League, lie has had five year* of experience manavinf tion in the financing of Sanford's (1st* A hall teams. recreation program. "The "grips-" McRohrrta said, "We ftxd forlusession followed nste Uisl Washington is sendliqg Tlie county ssid it had no money such an able man to handle our to pul into thr Sanford program learn.” this year, hut agreed to pay SI.MM Rogers and Sanford player# w ill under an old agreement fnr main­ repors lo Kernandmo Reach Mar. • taining farilllie* in the Goldsboro for »prtng framing lie will mnva area. hu wife and five children lo San. Although no vote was taken nn ford as soon as school is nut in Ktthe matter, the elty apparently mira. file new mansger will not will allow non city residents to be so active participant. Aa lu»nuse city facilities without charge pljying manager, (hr ball team to for the remainder of this fiscal his sole responsibility. year, which ends Sept. So The In announcing the employment city had planned to Issue recre* of Rogers, MrRohvrt* glso aaid Hon cards, al $S each, for non Hut a bustnesa manager haa been obtauied. Ward Goodrich, ot Ov~ city resident*. The Com missions pledged Co­ l.aml, will rc|>ort fur work, Fab, operation in projecla where mu lit. Goodrich will l« in rompleta tu aI responsibility ealst* and ebargr of all promotions and trail* county official* said that Sanford oral busmen managumeM. Wiyi eight years to commercial should recalve mo*e attention Official* agrred that lAere radio, Goodrich roir.es so Sanford should be an end In Ihe tytfem directly from WJIIS, De-Land, of the county attending to rural *»® y«ar* ha was wiih Spuria affair*, while the City Cnmmls* Anic»s, Inc., a firm with conccalon it viewed *• resjvonsible for ,ll,n* ^ l***' parks all over tha routitry. He s been conuaciod the rlty will) W DCF, Dalle U ty, and WHOP, (teal* Goodrich la :M. PS* la mar:A i i ant ha* issse Hukl City, County Meet To Talk Problems, Harmony Pledged Ike Ends Vacation Air Full Of Soot FLORIDA WHihington Senator* o/ ford ItuM'lmll Club, Russian Will Visit ■«»| » o».-u„ 8ANF0RD. Rogers Is Chosen M anager Off Team Comparisons Asked Alter Salary Plea 01 Four In County Reds Find Animals Meeting Postponed iBy Shriner Club W ira Agreement Signed On Baseball BONN, Oct many t U I'I ) —A Wcat The requeue at tour Seminole German delegation leaves toiUy for Warsaw to renew long-post- County official! tor (300 per (>oiicd trade talk* with the Cum- month raise* to salaries have brought numerous rvqurits for in­ DiiinOl I'oliah government. formation about what similar job* pet in other Florida counties Requesting annual ealarie* nf NEW DEl-HI. India (U P I) I t MOO are the sheriff, tax codec Khmenll Voroshilov, chairman of lor, ta i n i ' l t o l and clerk of the Soviet Union's ruling Presidi­ court Each now make* |V.<«X> per um. will arrive here Feb M foe year. a state visit. Annual aalartea fur these offices m other counties: Voluita, glti.500 . each for the shertff, clerk of court, WASIHNtlTON tU P It— Preal- tat assessor and collector; Orange, ^ , E ilf(l,10, rr „ , urnrd lo hi. iu.,000 for the sheriff. Ill.JSO for White House deal today to face the other three offices. busy schedule after a suaiiMarion, |g,6ou for all four of shooting holiday to soulhare Geor­ ices; M k r . llU.tMO for the sheriff. f lM M u h for the clerk of court. gia IKt.iMKl each for the assessor and collector, plus 11.etn tuck TOKYO l UPI I - Communist Ha- commission* for the latter two of­ dio IViping said today two am ficers In Gadsden County, the sheriff.. m*L* B i A U tonce n U T thought IIIIIUAHI to aw be «« non ea . >> County Commissioner Vernon W,1 ., Dunn he , had notified the . . . said . , • Dunn today angrtly denounced sheriff, bu pointed out that offl what \m Icrmed •*irrrspon»ible errs can t be stationed along drivers'" wbn Have been mint each dirt road In the muni) Just newly-scraped county road* lor to wall tor these people.” a “hot rod race track." He urged residents along the Dunn said automobiles had “ cut roads to ‘ keep an eye out'* for io pieces" many of the dirt roads these driven, get auto license m his district. Cited as suffering piste numbers and report them greatest damage were the strip to (he sheriff's office, between Highway 43i and the Uv “ People along Ihesc roads hate Ur sect Ion of the Dodd Road and a great deal at slske tn I hi* mat­ Lake Drive. ter," Dunn said "Thty should re the rhinoceros—have been dis­ t "You can see where the cart port sucli persons My district cos errd near the HurmeM border. aimed at telephone pole* along does not havr sufficient money to the road and cut wheels aharply provide maintenance for alt of the U> avoid hitting the pole* at the roads. If the people don't co­ NEW YORK (U P I) — The d* last minute," Dunn aaid. ' Deep operate, I hair a good method of trenches have been cut in the preventing the roads from being partmrnt of Air Pollution Control announced Sunday that the aver­ freshly-scraped roeds. In tome rut up; I'll send the scraper in age accumlalion of soot tn Man­ places, tha roads have been cut about oner a year." hattan last year was 107.1 ton* per to piece#." _________ Hr rhallrngrd parents lo find tqusrr mile per month. out what their youngder* are doing, pointing out that "I'm al­ most sure that youngsters are re WASHINGTON (U P II— Congr** sponsible for Ibis. Hr added that sionsl las writers launched a "parents should be mure interest­ drive tuday to give self employed ed in the safrty of Ihrir rhildrrn" persons a special fa t break to than to allow such. help them put away money fnr If adult* are responsible for the their old age Thr Seminole County Sheriffs auio gymnastics, Dunn added, Department had one of the moet "they have about enough Intelli­ gence to drive a goat cart " active weekend* on record. WASHINGTON (U P I) Son Midway Elementary School was Paul Douglas ( D il l. I, a profes­ entered during the two day period. sional economist and chairman of W H. Hamilton, principal, report the Congressional Economic Com­ A ad the theft of a typewriter and mittee, said today the Treasury • adding machtna. The equipment is Indulging tn too much "sefre was recovered a short time Islet. talk" about Inflation No arrests hav# been made in the ease yet. Deputy L. J. Krt* la in­ I t v W fssvrsrt>s/| s-t-u vestigating TAItZONA, CaUf. (UPI) — For IA C V U IL MANAGUA. Nicaragua t U l'li— Nn details were available this mrr Wild West badman At Jen morning on burglary 1° The Amer nings 9S. who likes to take out hi* Persons recently arrived Honduras. today iran !*■gum Building tome time old IS caliber and show friends Tegucigalpa, how ho used II In his train-rub quoted trustworthy source* that tost night. * one ret e block* were Stolen bing days, accidentally shot 72 Ihe Honduran department of San from a building site on the Lake year otd Albert C Graves Sunday la Barbara has risen tn irm i against the government U IT*si i% Harney Road. Deputies said that night * a truck had been hacked up to Jennings said he was showing dent Ramon Villeda Morale* tor Urge pile of blocks his "young" friend the revolver Two reports were submitted a- which be keeps on a mantel in bout children using 22 rifles; one his small collage in this lavs An­ at thr south city limits and the gels sutiurb when It discharged ot her ai Like Brantley. Sheriff and shattered Graves' right el J. L Hobby reminded parent* that bow John Patrick Callahan. Orlando, children must be supervised at Jennings said fi r i v e i asked all times whllr using rifles or ltB him, "Show me some of the trick was charged with driving while guns Hr said that parent* are shots you used to d o" Hr said intoxicated yesterday when hi* responsible under Ihe law. hr removed what hr Uiuught to automobile hit a parked ear In £ Willie Eddie Imog Jr. was ar- b e*all the cartridges from the front of Ihe Trading Pott oo IT *1 Combined damage! trere esti­ * rested Ute Sunday night when he revolver, pulled back Ihe hammer hred a shotgun into a car oc­ and released it—and Ihe gun fired. mated at MOO by Highway Pa cupied by Thelma Hunter in Mid­ The while haired former robber, trot Trouper J. L. Sikes. Callsway. Both are Sanford Negroes who said hr knew Jesse James hat) wa* taken to Seminole Mem The Hunter wuman was treated and other notorious hadtnrn when nrial Hospital, where he was fnr splintered glass wound*, long he roamed the Soulhweat Iwfore treated for minor rvtl* and ahrawas brought to Ihe county jail the lurn of Ih* century, and aions. by Deputies M. L. Driggers and Graves both told polite the same Sikes reported another accidrnl Friday, west of Ihe Forest Lake W R Seeberger. story’In all. arrcaia and violalions for Oftirers *airl no charges would Acad....) on State Road AM Mark Williams was ihe driver of a pick Saturday afternoon and evening be filed up truck which plowed into Ihe U were unusually high, even fnr rear of a car rlrivan by Mrs. heavy traffic During Uvr 12 hour Eleanor Shulls, Maitland. Com­ period, there were II arrest* for bined damage* ware estimated at publir drinking. Iwo for open pro |MU U nit), two for unlawful speed, and asvc each for assault and h*tRIO DK JANEIRO fU P I) — lery. no driver's license, running a stop sign, future to have ve­ Jane Mansfield, who was stripped hicle under control, allowing an to Ihe waist by over ardent adtnir unlicensed person to drive, reck- era al a Man!) Gras Hall rarly lets driving, vagrancy, driving Sitndny, said today slie’ll go tu other carnival-season parlies on 1 Sates (si cottrcHon* were inure while intoxiratrd ami improper turned at a king of obt "if 1 can than Stu.nra) higher tn January, ^ patting find a suit of armor U*SH, ihan for the same period last Rio was a whirl nf gaiety tralay year in Nemlnnlr County at the three-day rarntval that ush­ F’lgures from the office of Rayers in I.ent each year picked up Green. stale comptroller, revrat speed, that $**-1,1x4 l» was collerted m Policq said Ihe celebration was January-, over last year's lolal of Reservations for the annual quieter than usual - at latest re­ iS I lin.'.g) January rotlerlions top. Chamber of Commrrrr banquet ports. only »is person* had been (.ert fieremher's hy more Ihan lik ,OOO must he made h# Wednesday treated for injuries. DJghl. The banquet wiU be held Fri■I day at 1:30 p m. to Hie ballroom ~ of Ihe Mayfair Inn Former Gov. Millard Caldwell will addrrs* thr group on "The R«ap*vnslbt|tes uf ihe Huilnessmin.'* Rrservation* may be made tq Hobby Hackrtl and his Jats I-and rtagr whllr llsrkrll played their calling the Chamber office. came lo Sanford Friday night. favorite tunes Hts famous rrrord The music was superlative. Pro- ings of "My Funny Valentine" and pie from Orlando, Del .and and Where Are You?" fell on few Daytona Beach came to the Civic ear*. <"enter to hear hu golden trumiwt. Efforts of the Hanford Recrea­ But the |icnp!e of Sanford didn't tion Department lo (wing good come. A hare handful of local red dance music to Hanford failed. The Sanford Shrine Club meal­ dent* attended; making up a min­ There wool be another time," ing boa heea postponed until Feb. ute portion of lb* 140 who listened perry laid. ” 1 guess the people SO. and danced for four hour*. who want something to do don't The session was to have hewn Recreation Director Ronald Per­ want to do it her*.” held Fndav Light. A. F. Ramsay, ry needed w o to break even. I f ihe People from surrounding area* president, haa urged all members Civic Center had teen filled, at ha reclaimed over the ■beauty and to attend tha meeting Feb. go a* had ho|i*d. pn rd* srould have aeouitlcf of the Civle Center and important buttoaaa matters wilt be goo* to a special fund for teen­ wondered where Ihe people wsre. SUcuased ager* in thr youth wing. Hot the Hacketl'a ja*a band led, thinking I^dtee Night wSB be b-U to toe teen-agerx didn't foA.e. that Hanford was a very small March meeting. Cluster* of admirer* ringed thr toon with s great Ug Civic Center * e Seminole Reports 'Record' Weekend t.cqteed UNXEILKU — Lucy Mviiiuiiton unveil* the murker plisi'i'd I k-nuuth a mngrmliu tree in honor of her greatginiuifiithur. J nttie* Mnug.itoa. The ums-iliiijr took place yesterday at the celebration of the U-inl niuiiveraury of tile founding of SunTm'il, celubruted by the Matightera of the American Revolution. (Humid Staff I’holu) DAR Celebrates Sanford Founding The Daughters of the American brated white Mrs l.ehman was Revolution yesterday celebrated regent. The Re* Fred Kntmtnger gave the 122nd anniversary of the founding of Sanford *1 the General Hu* lieneilictam The General Hanford Memorial Sanford Memorial library Tlie highlight of the afir mo*m library will be- open three timet a was tiie marking of two magnolia week, slatting this wees, hut tile trees in honor of .Mrs J. N. VVlnl hours were mil dis,losed. ner and James Houghton Mra. Whitner was a nutrd Ins lorun and compiled Ihe history of Sanford from the time it was t amp Fanning, an army camp on Ihe l-akrfront. then Ft Mellon, Mrllontillc and its present name u< Sanford, named for (ten. San­ ford. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (U l'li Mouwhton ,waJ the suiwru.tvnd- The gns eminent tnuv*rf on l**0 enl of parka In Sanford and con front* today to deal wish alleged tributes! io much uf Sanford's durriininatinn again*! Negro vof_ twauty, Hr was also one of the mg applieants in Alabama G A IN ESVILE (U P I) A ,V3- Sunders ,.f the Municipal Zoo I Mat,. ,m i > «;«-n MacDonald y hi|{h ,Mch#r b# Maure.a and Lucy Moughlua, i Tallinn promised a "vigorous sis,.im r m , Negm to aisnill at * rtMl strandclnldirn uf the two (rn,r - .,Kaln„ , j u.| | rr ,hp of f-'toradai today. i«**wrcet. unveiled Ih. maiMtigs , u|, charging the Macon g{r> Daphne Duval of Gaines- * n<* r t * ‘' inscription to ih»< t'ounty tmard of registrars with ^ill** rcgiilere-l for her In-Service ] V *»l.*t'** .... .. denying qualified Negroes thr Mr. and Mra Elton Muugbtnn tll lo(r cvrnlr-g school graduate courve by mall ami will attend her first d a n Jr., are Hie patent* of the two The feud between Alabama and In the i ollege of Education fu el girls ttw Civil R i g h t s Commission Families of the Iwo honoice* spread to D ill** and Wilcox coon day night, the university announc­ were introduced The Itivuratton ed lie* where grand juries were try Mrs Duval leaches al (twines was given by Mrs H. J. l-ehnian inc In decide whether mipoundrd The flrat Fuondef's Day was cele vitlr'a only Negro high school, voting records "would be*Turned l.incoUi High over t» the foicral deral agency ' The universdy'i firs! Circuit Judge James A Hare ot c.torgr Stark. Jr. uf Orlando. Selma tald he had turned over to fatufactorily completed hu first thr Juries a letter from the corn semester m the school* I.aw Col mi»*ion * etilef Investigator. Col lege aid began hit second *rinrt A H Hostnfi hi drinandhig that ter today, he tw allowed In examine thr rec Starke was thr first N*gru to ords qualify for admittance in the uniALGIERS. Algeria I I l l 'l l llarr impounifrd IS* records varsity since * June, I'dv, federal Thousands of angry French Al lie* fl for graml jury invesllgj court mandate ordering drsrgre gertani jeered and screamed ri lions, shortly f-eftir*- the rommi*. *»U«n “ f U * university'* gradu theta al French Prrmler Michel xiioi > lir*t Ala hams invrstigalion ate nehnola lictir* today in hit first puhltr Tiie Jiitllre Department filed Its appearanre in this rspital of re «tid Friday in * S district rourl volt-torn Algeria heir and disclosure of the ruin They yelled "Debre to Ihe gal mission imrsligatiiin came Satui p |Q n p 0 f S lJ ic id c Iowa." They cheered for Malshal . .. I’elain. diti redded l e a d e r of Thr tint wt-lo a permanent In A U year olrl girl who left a the French Parliament with cries junilmn to halt alleged denial of suicide note to her Uptala home * „ You ^ ^ bought o u t" r.gi.lr.tu.n purely berause of was apprehended eorm after by ennt.niralions ot ••rare and color " police polite kept Ihe demonstration parked car yesterday at Magnolia (rom ,rf ,und Ave and 2nd St. At Orlranxvdie. 10 tiersons were The student, wbn had hern re trnmialy injured in a hornh ax ported missing by her lather, ' , ' Ffenrh pr'.TsndTete • as driving the family .a r wtth h „ )m lnlllr„ 1(in hu, s v M \ MONICA, Calif, lU IT I out a license hhe was trsnsfi-rr The demonstrators rurag.d to* Garlti D Skanrifin, arcesterl for e*l to rounly aulbarttles A shut rail*e P r e s i d e n t Charles de drunken driving when iwdire saw gun was taken front fhr rar Gaulle's government has not t«k In* lin . Mlilsmoldlr weaving errat Government Moves Against Alabama University Enrolls 2nd Negro Student Passenger Injured As Autos Collide M itt Doroihy Beall, Atlanta, lia . was treated al Seminole Me mortal Hospital Friday night for a broken righl fool and sprained ^ f~ l Mtewtng an accldant al n ‘ h S' if‘,» , Mth Av' MIm lleall was a pavsenger tn a car driven by la-dr Madison GAINESVILLE (UPI (-Th ro w Lamar Beall Another passenger, University of Florida student# Mrs Sue Beall, * ■ * uninjured were killed and a fouith per.on ‘ fill.ally injured Sunday when a [? } [ Kr* llk Tufn<’r M ,y charged willi failure to have hit television antenna brushed vehicle under control when he rsn again*! a (tower line. thr stop sign *1 llth S I, directly The victima — (wo mniried in the path of the Beall car, offl touples were netting the acrlrsl errs tald. -n the roof of a home in Archer Combined damages were exit Village, a private housing section msted at II.5M) by Capl. Arnold „rar university rarnpti*. Williams. Ssnfonf poltre. Dead were Robert L, Melrx>*at 2i, Orlando, and hit wife, Jatnia Hulls. I t , and John Kuberljon, 21, Gaine-villr. Rulwrlttin*' wife, Gl >iia •uffeied shock and burna g(*r alarms w,re answered over ami s o in scriutta cundition in the weekend by the Hanford Fire ■ la - p i ta l. Urdlie said the two men were Department Ihe flret occurred Frolay after raising Hie a e n a l while their n,H>n when a grravr fire wax re wive* I,eld the guy wire* when IMirtrrl in Apt. V uf Edward IDg- Ihe metal antenna l„nt ovoi and 7.200 toll p<>wvi ling. glnt fe rrjre Damage wax slight ItkUCiflftl iI •ill'll ivei.lt) officials said HubertA false alarm sent firemen ro»hmg to 711 Park Avr .Saturday at •an ^11 a ti an -lrr student w ho 1:15 p, m. Flames in a matti.-s* I t'i‘nfitly enl oiled at H e univerwire sulalucd ,Saturday night at • It) II. aiitild ha-e attornled h*a fifrt cl» 7 15 at IJP2 Mangouiriine An-. in steps to Integrate Vlgeria will. tralU anted it ail on Hu- ear No fire was reported in a tliaai It > the way she drives vorl nf etl nil heater Ui Apt 3 at tow an jerking ami swerving," Shannon Moughton Trrrare Sunday, or a _ . i . , a place ■ wreath al a war mem explained of Ihe ancient tiller drfeelive gas refrigerator at till. nrial in Ihe hrari of thr city. Palmetto Ave. Hr was so stung hy Ihe jeers of slrcled vrhtrte On Hie agenda for Hie City Com­ Ihe crowd that hr shouted "You mission meeting tonight is a public Two Sanford men escaped *erwould do twtlrr to rry 'long live hearing nn thr Nrhi Untiling Co i.Mi* injury yesterday when Ih# France' a* I dn " request to rrsone to C-2 the hlork private plane in which they wer# from 4lh to Mh Streals, between passengers crashed shortly after IVean ami Avocado Avenue. lake off from Sanihrl Island Request* will be considered for Don Knight and Ronald Perry thr lease of thr bandshrll pier, ami suffered minor injuria*. Pilot «rf the Boat and Ski Club for use of the plane was Corky Barklay, Audition* for * Navy Variety city property fur Ihe SI. Joint* Maitland Bargley and hi! mother, River Outboard Msralhoa Race. show- will tw held Thursday at 1 Mrs A W Hark ley, were treated P in in the N.4 K ballroom WASHINGTON (U P I)— geert 1spokesman di-clared ttial the flu* fur ruts and shock. May X. ffponvond by Playhouse Navy, a tary of Male J. An ordinate e prohibiting Hie dm Foster Dullr* stans hold Hie responsibility fur The Cessna 175, owned by the P 'hat „ |,| practice of draining ground wafer * * * ) group mat has Iwr-n iicrn broad nroad ,„ |(| t.«la) tods* Hie the Western Allies deciding whether Ihrre • to he Barkleys, is kept at Ihe 1-nnginto open gutter*, will Iw rear! easting over W THR, the varirly . resolved to slay in Berlin risk of war over Berlin „ ... .. I wood Field The accident it hsinf show will run the entire gamut nf JW, hfcvp fr„ lie .| general agree Dullrs said be would report to ,nv—tl- , ted * . I- , “ “ . * , talent available. tnenl on * plan of action against President Elsenhower later tralay D e l i n k 1 18 K c le H H e U Navy and station civilian p«r new Suvirt blockade. un the result* of hts conference!. HOLLYWOOD (U P lt Acts*** *<mnr! and their dependent* are Dullrs made the statement on He said they left him enrotiragrd Debbie Reynolds, JR, w». re eligible fnr the variety show. Mu !ra*ed Sunday from Ml. Sinai *|rians, dancer*, singe's and pao hit n-turn from Europe where he un the "unity, understanding and conferred with British, French revolution" in Britain, France ami Hospital where she had been un tumult are urged to attend fry and West German leaders on (hr Wesl Germany. der treatment aince Thursday for oat* German problem and the Ruaaian The secretary aaid the Alltel The I-aka Mary Volunlear Fir#a blood clot in her left knew. Hire*t to turn over control of Ber discussed the whole problem of mra will iliac I tomorrow night a l tin to tiie F.axt German Reds on Germany and Bm prospects for a I tn Ih* school to decide IIm aotar May 77. forrign minliter'a meeting with ot Ih* new firehouse. MONTPELIER, V i . <U PI|—A Partly cloudy wllh widely sealShortly bx-lure Dullea* return, Russia on all aspects of the Ger The roof la ready to pn an few city truck stopped tud-lcnly while trred afternona or evrnlng show the British guv eminent announced man utoalioa and European aa- building. Material* tor tha root spreading sand on ice c«verod art through Tuesday. High today complete support for hit earlier etirity. hav* been dona led hy l*r. and road* to prevrnl skidding. A car Tl la 1*. low tuwlghl a# to AS. statement Uiat Ihe West will make "Wr art Willing to toft wllh tti* Mr*. Randall Chur Udham and behind it kiddrd Into tha tn * k. t Vartabla winds I to IS mile* per no ronreiiion* to Ihe Russian* Soviet* to a linear* effort to Tinlor will supply the labor Jar causing I2U0 to damage*. without counter - ounc«a*!ODS. A eonitrucUiNk, Shock Fatal To 3 Florida Sfudents !»'}•: Jeers Greet Debre On Algerian Visit Car Wreck Foils 5 Alarms Answered By Local Firemen Driver Not Drunk, It ’s Just The Car Zoning Plea Heads >ranee, broke out alter Detire Tonight s Agenda Auditions Slated For Talent Show Plane Crashes, 2 Local Men Escape West To Stay In Berlin, Anti-Blockade Plans Set Firemen To Meet Tomorrow Night Error On Errand • Weafher _J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 06, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 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 06, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/344203aec249fb10b7a13497f1f602bf.pdf e060d3dfccd9fb7b5a8540e4cda7e5b2 PDF Text Text •- +r ’ ■ • **2 I •* ** , » * f* ‘ i • '-v K ' ' * r * *' 1» *♦g Pag» 10— Wed., Feb. 4, 1169 ft* * I* Q u otes < WASHINGTON* (UIM)— Senate Majority Leader Lyndon H. John •on (D-Te*.), in a speech on naModal defenae before the Veterani t i Foreign Ware: “Time la no longer our (rirnd. Mom la no longer on our aide." LOWDON < U ri) — Radio Mo* •a * , In commenting on the vlalt c t V. $. Secretary nf Slate John Foster Dullea to Kumpe In re ­ gard to the Berlin aituatlon: . “The aicna a re not very promtat01- Dullea aeema atill to be bogged down to hit r a r t in rigid IW and the cold w ar mentality." LOW, LOW FOOD PRICES plus TOP VALUE STAMPS AMERICA'S FAVORITE SHORTENING CRISC03 WASHINGTON (UPI) Hep. B aton Berry IR-N. Y.). a fre.h » a n GOP con great men “I Just completely forgot all about *1. I hope i be Pretldent will d a r tr e m e." Lb. Can Limn one » rh ■ *5 00 NEW YOIIK <L’P Il— Hugh It Jackson. head of the Better Huai Beta Bureau in commenting on bo* a racetrack tout relict on hie “ seeker" to be honral in aplltHog their winnlnga: hit faith In man a f t'Apparently l to ^ l^ je in ^ rrw a rd e d /^ ^ ^ or mere Food Order. 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FLORIDA NO. 3*>4 IkeAsks Stronger 'Mixing' Law Mayfair Reports Theft Sen. Cross Blasts Of $18,000 In Jewelry A N D T H A T ’S T H A T — G eorge B a rr fam ed N a tio n a l L e a g u e baseball u m p ire , ■»huwx s tu d e n ts a t h is Longw nnd u m p ire school h o w to call a b a s e -ru n n e r o u t. w ith o u t th e p rm ip ect o f a n y a rg u m e n t a b o u t th e m u tte r. B a r r h its h is fa m o u s pose and s o r t a n ts , "Y cr p h o to g ra p h e r, OooUtt f o r Iw nefit l-o o k in g o n . fro m le ft. D o n a ld llo ltak . In dl u.:iH i!ist |u d . ; H a iry B ro w n . L yon C o u n ­ ty , K a n ., head in s t r u c to r , a n d T eo d o ro U n b w to m lo , H at ilia, P u e r to Rico. ( J a m e s o n P h o to ) Russ Shot Down Plane With 17, U. S. Charges ^ WASHINGTON (U P li — Thr men atioard. hsd crashed afte r l! i nird that the plane was shut down. Later, the Russians turned ovrr " m t e d Stales chanted today tha! »•** intercepted hy Soviet fighters Russian fighters rtrl.heralrly shot n" r ,h' Jbrt'dpS ovlet border sis bodies to American authorities and ftru rtrd Into Soviet A rm enia and said they had no information down an unarnird American t j u. p u, , | jn , acknowledged about the other 11 men who were transport last September. finding ihe wreckage, but had de aboard It added, in effect, that Soviet 11 Deputy Premier Anasias I Mtko yan lied about the incident during his rercnl visit here The Slate Ilep.irlment released a batch of transcripts, photostat* a m i document* to back up its charge that the plane, which crashed in Hatties over Soviet Ar m inis on Sept I. was shot down deliberately. Pour Seminole County ofiieials Herald last Friday, each o( the They included whal the depart­ plan to ask the Stale Legislature four now- draw- a salary ol W.ouu. ment described as tbe transcript for a S3,400 annual raise. The legal notice, signed by ail of an intercepted radio connrsa A legal notice, now being ad "Notice is hereby Mon among the Soviet fighter vclllst-d m The Sanford Herald. four, *ays pilots as they shot down the tour ihal Sheriff J L Hobby, given that we. the undersigned engine plane and watched it crash Assessor Mrs Mary Earle county official* of Scmmolr Coun t>. intend lo apply In ttie I95D fn flames. Walker, Tax Collector John L. . . . . . . . . were . . . . ,------viallow .1 y and Court Clerk O. P. session of the Legislature n( live fnt Also .rsleaved photoitaU Galloway -- ---------. .. . — -of two — i- u . >.. (h)|t |h r(r Statr of Florida for tin- passage and translations articles j | rrn »t(*n w)u | | k from Soviet Aviation. Ihe official salaries Itr raised to Sll,4(f> a of a local ac< provi-bitv lor ti.»' undersigned county officials lo Russian air force newspaper, dr year he allowed maximum enmpetisascribing Ihe "attack" on the "ene According to tie annual finan­ lion of lll.lu u per annum for our niy” and identifying four Russian cial report, released in The official duties, and said art pro­ fighter pilot* who took part. viding for an effective and retro­ Pilots Praiw d active d ate." One ill the articles reportrd liial The notice did not say what an unidentified Soviet general met propose d retroactive dale the pro­ the pilots after the attack and posed hill will ask. ••shook Iheir band* warmly and Passage of the measure would ftjhankcd them for their successful require action of the three memexecution of the mi*sn>n" Previous reports hsd said the Seminole ( ( unity it hoot Umdi lien of the local legislative ili-tc unarmed American planr. with IT totaling f.'l million will be sold gallon. Sen Doug Sten»lrnm and nest Tuesday at 10 a in . d u rin g a Heps Mack Cleveland Jr and meeting of the IVpart ment of Cordon Frederick Public Instruction T Mtlwee, county superin­ tendent. ssld that inform ation concerning tlir li.nds had l>ern re "T"q « P p r l ' P o r G d e ' quested by .1# different companies. vr TOKYO t U l’l I-R adio Peiping A transplanted Califortan is told Sale of the bonds will result in imrd ia lr plans fur ronstniction and »*W »ew*»y tbe tnp *>mgs on Red ^ ) i i ihe way Ihe ii*h hue In Flnr renova IInn of Seminole County China's hit parade srr tda "IVe Will Not Allow V S In Arthur Day made one rail from his dock on Little Lake Mary and Milwe* alw revealed th a t Mrs. l erislislt To Hide ttnughihnd Over hooked is o large moulh bass Mary; Kar'e Milker, la . a s - .,o r The People " "The People's Communes Are Tbe fish weighed more th.n two •■>«* n * T ' lined." pounds each Day described hi. "«•» " " Boird *» "l ong f.ivr Mao Tse lung " at 0:50 a. m in dtsru*s ss.eaanient tura s> “ a pla*tic fac*mlle o( s The project priority list minnow*.'* snd admitted that be ,c.** and building program are also on knows very little aN>ut fishing the agenda When asked why he didn't con Partly vloudy tonlghl and k ri tinu* fishing, he answer "I dav iCooler outer today and snd Ion ton ghl •thought I'd quit while I <i> s with high « to 7i. inw tonight he»d '* Day moved *n Florida Iasi 4* in 5*. Vnrlhwest *- — ■*north aximmer. winds IS to ?n mile* per hour. The Seminole County Cattle dlminMiing tonight m en's Association will Isold Its winter sin k «uppet on Saturday. Noted ‘Burglar’ A busim s* setsion. scheduled KNOXVILLE, Tenn (IJI'lj for 3 50 p m m the t'harle* le e Police who raced lo Ihe city hall to Seminole III Flub nirm»* rs rn rrh near tluiloota, will p rre rd r answer a l.urglar alarm found city who attend Hie Tampa Fair will the supper law director John Duncan climb­ ing through a window. meet Roy Ungers and Dale Kvans. i*r had fn '-o tte n hi* key. * Tin- S|ve( 111 4 11 program tlarl* at Id a m . Feb it snd eon eludes with a perfnrmince by the $ j n q J o i T l O r r O W famous couple 3 Three buses will lake local The Seminole County Chorus members to Tampa .The schedule will meet at p in tomorrow it calls for s 5 a m departure the Home liemoiiitratlon Center, Boys and girls who wi*h to a l l'nd | 0 | t.ast 35th St, may still do so by tending 75c All lho*e who enjoy singing are and a perm ission *llp to the invited to join Mr* Iturothea Ren County Vg.-nt's offire no later son. Ca**e|ierry. is director M r * . Robert Williams it pianist than next Tuesday 4 County Officials Seek $2,400 Hike In Salaries School Bond Sale Set For Tuesday One Cast, 2 Fish Seminole Angler Quits While Ahead Real ‘Gone’ Tunes Weather Cattlemen To Eat Steaks Saturday 4-H’ers Will See 'King Of Cowboys’ Chorus To Meet, 16- Year-Old Girl Driver Of Month Sally Williams, a IS year old junior, w it named Driver of the Month this morning at Seminole # llig h School. She received an award of SO gallon* of gat from Warner'* Service Sutton and an engraved aitver disk from K adtr * Jewelry. lit a lurprlse presentation. Steve Powell, winner of Ihr first Driver of Ihe Month award, re­ ceived SO gallons of gas from Holler Motcr Sale*. Last month Ihe price included only five f*l_Ion* of ga*. • . T h e Driver of the Munlh is ipontored by the Semutolc High Two robberies within three hours netted thieves an estim at­ ed fts.fuo in jewelry and fu n at the Msyfair Inn yesterday. Potter first wrrr summoned to the hotel at t is (> m when Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Knapp ill* covered a trunk in their room had hern pried open At 7 (« p m . Mr and Mrs J ichor Uchtenstrm. also guesl. of the hotel. t r | oiled the theft of a large quantity n/ jewelry from a green leather bos on their drr»*er. Valur uf the Knapp's posses .ion. was set at a total of M.OWJ. inet luting a dark mink stole vat ucd a I pvtxi. Jt-wclry stolen in eluded rings, pearl necklaces and brace Iris, In thrre boxes The lock wss picked on the wardrobe trunk, amt the draw rr containing the jewelry pried open. Mr. and Mrs Uchlenstv-m es­ timated the value of Jewelry stol en at $15,0(g>. The bst included a diamond wedding band with ha guels. a five and one half katai emerald cut diamond ring, a gold wrist watch with diamonds, and oilier bracelets, pins and earrings tel with precious stones. Frank Mehane Jr manager ol tbe hotel, repotted the thefts to local police Complete dewcrlp lions of jewelry snd furs have been given lo the Sheriff's Da partment snd Ihe Orlando Police Department. Another jewel theft had been reported earlier ui the day at the Ml Plymouth Hotel, a scant 15 miles away. U Joe Hickson of the Sanford Police hat been as signed lo Ihe case Parent 'Option' As 'Just Subterfuge' TAL1AHAMP.K f i ll'll - Stale Seven-Point Plan Given To Congress W A S H IN G T O N ( L 'l'll — I’rtM ldunt E b u n h o w c r mkovl Co ft k row* to d n y in a g pv«n-|ioint c iv il rijfh tn p ro R n tn i f « r M r tn g p r ftqlernl |wiv*ur l<* ptin in h a n y o n e uninir th rsm ta o r violonco to n b i t r u c t c o u rt-o rtle re tl t»chiMi| in te R m tiu n . Hi* p riig ro in . livsiKniql to n itik e ‘‘«s|iin! p r o te c tio n tsf luvvi* . . a r e a lity fu r nil," a lso w o u ld a u th o riz e ti-tit|>*ir«ry aid states anti Icralitie* eo njirrating m rarrying om school Integration. h would allovt the Federal Bu­ reau of Investigation to crack down harder in school and church T O T ltllll, Japan lU PD - k^ghl bombing rases. workmen wrre killed wiu-n lhay In urging that school integra­ were buried in a landslide on a tion obstruction be made a spe­ constructinn project tmtay. cific federal oiirnse, Kisenhower said: "There have been instancea Ike Seeks Quail where extremists have attem pted Ga . (Ul’l) — bv mob vlolenre and other con.. TIIOMASVILLK. , , . ... , t resident Elsenhower hoped lo go rrrtr!, ,hrM|# ^ violence ro oL s/tllliiilid for we a.uitk *aa.k • >...11 gunning sooth IGrorgia quail struct the arconiplislimrol of tha today. objective* m school d e rrre t." Jwn J Km,,r>' 1 M v*Hr has attacked lbs parent option plans (or preventing school miegralltsn m Florida. Although most legislators have endorsed the plan. Dross declared ,hM "iL~pi*n -oul'ind ___ L work. He called a a "subterfuge" and said the only way to make sure that segrrgathvi is main­ tained ia to close Ihe schools, WASHINGTON (D PIl — T h e Anylwwiy who says otherwise It Navy left open today Ihe que* fooling Ihe people, hr ssld. tinn whether anv contact by elec­ The plan was advanced hy Ally. tronic devices bss been msdp Gen Richard Frvm and School with Soviet submarines off Amer­ Supt Thomas D. Halley, and ia ica's coasts. being mailed to all legislators to It Isstird a statement Wednes­ try to line up their vupport before day night saying it bad yet to Ihe 1959 session convenes. make s “ verified sighting'' of s W A R S A W (U P li Itr*<than In general, the plan would per Russian *uh within W> mllrs of mil p srrn lt to withdraw their Adm. Fixitrs Ferreira hat arrived tbe U S coast. children from an integraied school In Roland to o*er*c* construction Tbe statrm rnl was issued after >(Mj r r i f i*, a n ate subsidy of of merchant ships for his country. President Eisenhower referred about 1340 a year to educate him news comfrrenee questions shout pnv airly. Soviet submarine activities to the TAII’FI, Formosa tU I'll Agri­ Sent. Doyle F Carlton. WauDefense Department The Presl culture officials base launched a rhula. II. II Hair of Live Oak, dent said hr was not sure how and S. C. Clark of Montirrllo, long range program to inrrrham ir much of his information could be said they would votr (or the plan, l.ixiil year old farming method* of made public llul Carlton and Hep. W. C. th* t'blnrse Nationalists. The Navy's statement was ex Ilertill of Dade said they would trrtnely cautious Insist that no stale subsidy lie It said there bail been reports MIAMI REACH ( Ill'll _ l), b paid directly to the parent. “ of varying validity" concerning Cross protested, however, that Sen Albert Gore ID-Teun.) said unidentilied suhi In the North and Ihe "question ia not rinsed or everyone benefits (rom good high South Atlantic in the last two or ways tml slimild share the axopen schools " Hirer years and to a lesser extent “ It t* integration ns segregation jtense for their construction, In the Northeast Pariflc during and i( we want segregation, we the pa si year mutt have the courage to ftp hi "Most of these report* van tie for It." Cl III'LEY ( l l ' l t - Northwest attributed to frirndty subm ar­ "I would rather have a genera­ Florida snake hunters extended ines, surface vessels or nisrln* life." the Navy said Then it HKIRKI.HFKU. Germany- ( l!PI t tion of uneducated, rouragenus. Hint Rattlesnake Rodeo another Five Anii-riran tolilli-rg Isa-kl by moral people than a generation week today lie n tlle ram hat ham added "We have made no vculled Ihe Fast (jerman CommunIsis were of eduralrd, morally degenerated jw red Ihe hunt cow ards" sighting* ol Soviet submarines releatisl tmlay. U. S Army in Kurupe headquar­ 'off our coasts'; that Is within, ters annuunird Ihe men were turn LONDON t u r n - Hrmth I'rima say, abutd 300 miles " rd over In American olitvialt n*al MSiflfli-r *llJrd d HacmAlan an Herietli«ku|>en TTialr release w ai nmincrel tiwfay that he and For arranged by Ihe Anirrican and rlgn .Secretary Krlwyn Lloyd will Fast German Red Croat urganiiavisit Motrow F rh 31 tions, an Army t|M>ketman said Men released are If Richard 1Junes To Foot Bill Markin, uf Washington, D SI'* COI'FNHAGF.N (U P li Thu MOSCOW I DPI t— Sov iet I’ri-m Kenneth G • arlvon, of San I ranter Nikita S Khrinlichevr today in Danish government will foot III* dro, Calif.; Pel. Klwyn i. Hell, Dedication rercrntmir* for Ha vited Prrsidrnt Kisenhower In tiill for lists of lli* aittp Han* mey Field will be held tomorrow of Hill City. Kan j and Pvt. Jam es Mosrttw as a *trp Inward liring Hrdloft and will pay cumjH-nta W llayct, of Baltimore, Mil lion to reialivev of Hie 95 pas at 13:3(1 a in. The IlfIh was Udievcd to lie Ing Hie two nation* together and sengart and crewmen who apptr The puhlle is Invited to the ending Ihe Ibrrat of nuclear war. *nil) went down with Ihe ship off services, which will honor Ihe Pvt Melvin Hampton, of the 8th Khrushchev extended tbe invlla infantry unit in Berlin Greenland !**l week mentor) of l.rdr Holier! Its mey. Release of llie Amein an t was lion in a speech In which lie al*o who perished wilh hit flaming jet ^ negoliatisl hy Itolvrt Wilson, dl ilrnoiiered Kisenhower ami hi* ad last June for ignoring the rector of the American Red Cross ministration Rear Admiral Wendell Swlttrr in Europe, in talks with Ludwig “thaw" in the Fast • West cold will present the Navy Marine Werner, president of the East tier war This he satil ws* the policy B y D O W I l n Q A l l C V Corps Mrdal posthumously to man Red Cross. of dealer. In blood" ’ 3 m silver ’ from Thieves took fun I.edr. Harney The mi dal will be The Red Cross organualiona Hr said the tour uf the United the Sanford Howling alley last accepted by the dead hero's were asked to negotiate bevau*r State* hv ‘Covlel Deputy Premier night after breaking a window widow. the United Slates dors not rerog Anatlav Mlkuvan "in particular" Gales at the Naval Air Station lure the Communist Fast German bellied stung Hilt thaw, and add pane and opening Ihe hark door. Ollier night activity included a will be opened in the public dur government and will not deal with ed car which ran into tin- tide of the Inc the ccremnnlrt A "fly over" It. “ Should til* President deride In Day and Night Grill, on 17 93 Mr. of A.1D Sky w an Ion Is planned come to our rounlry he would lie ■nd Mrs Krm-»l Skully did not at Ihe opening of the dediration met with sincere hospitality hy press rliargrs against the driver, Lite field will !■* n tineil foroi nur government and the Sot in tail took him home Instead ally by ('apt IJonel Arthur, people " commander, Sanford Naval Atr “ A visit »f this kind vrould un OAKLAND. C a l i f (U PD - doubled!) tie useful to teith conn SI at ion George Mallhewt. ;*4. h at asked trie* ami wmi tit no et with the ap the eourt to *peed up Ills request ptov.il nt the people* of the U SA for a dlvorcr that would end hit and Hu Sovirl Union." Khrush WASHINGTON lU i'lt The -ri i ■ if j s marriage nf .M, years t-hf x vaut In tlir *prerh tu-iore l o M ark junaay Matthews told Judge Chris It the 3t»* (o n sre ii of th* Soviet Navy's 3 35 pound Vanguard satel lite will spin around (hr esrth for Roy Seoul Sunday will he rrle Fox, t ward lo live my last few CommunHt Party. 3 two years, Instead of the some hraled in a big way Snndav In year* on earth in peare " unn years prrviuqtly furerast Lake Mary Rear Adm John T llaywani, The boys and (heir fathers wiU That’H The Ticket Navy resrarch chief, pmtlctesl have a breakfast at H a m, in VERONA, Haly (UPD T raffic tbe greatly Increased lile viian for the educational Itiilldlng of the fille r rhlef Pino liallrrtnt and ell* the grapefruit sired valelitte in Community Presbyterian Church trafflr adviser Amilrare Arearnli Tin- troop will atlenrl Ihe 11 a emerged from a meeting on ihe John R Grave*. KU. D eland, was testimony Wednesday hefnre the in service al Ihe First lUptitt cily'a jiarking problem to find Injured s'lghtly- this morning when House Spare Committee lie gave Church in a hmly iur spi t lal oh ibetr cars h*d l-ern UrVetid fur il his r#r was vlrurk from behind ss no reason for tbe increase. lie stnpiHil fur s red light at Ih* lervalion of Boy Stoul Sunday. legal parking. inter sc* t pet nf 3*t| H ami French Avr Graves, who tuna Ihr laundly- at Ihe N atal Air Slat ion, was treated SAVANNAH (U l’lt — Southern al the dispensary ami released c h a r sell with failure tn have hit Nilrogen Uo Ine hat annoujvcrd vehicle u<-ter control was Ronald plant to construct • new three Wlni|try, 13, al*n of Itelaind million dollar plant in Tampa When completed, the plant will Graves' automobile was knocked arriisi fbi intersection by the blow ritijmy almut Its) persons and Combined damages wi-re estimated will have a payroll of |ikki.t*ai a at I<Umi by Sgt Levi Hock of Hit year. It will lie located on a 25 Sanford police Ttie accident oe- acre tr a d about tlx mile* east tu rrrd at 11:32 a. m. | of downtown Tampa. Subs Near Coasfs? Question Is Open News Briefs Slide Kills Kitfht Oversees Building 'Modern' Fanning Should Share Cost 5 Americans Freed By East Germany Extend Snake Hunt Will Visit Moscow Nikita Denounces, Invites President Dedication Slated For Field Friday Burglary Reported Man, 94, Requests ’Speedy’ Divorce Vanguard To Spin For 2,000 Years Lake Mary Scouts School PTA Selection la based ,,n rourtesy ami observance of lr a jf,r | , Ui Judge* include tbe student traffic committee, Andy Bracken, principal; E, W. Crislenten. Sgt. Hen Uuller an d Sirs. Jackie Caolu, chairman nf PTA safrty committee Charles Fox, student advisor to the committre, introducs-d Charlie Morrison, who made the award*. Morrison is public dtrec DRIVER OF THE MONTH — Sully WUc relations _ „ wc of the Chamber Com mere*. | | amg( j fi> jy e c e n tlte r D riv e r o f the Slonth, ar^* Mr*1* Frederick F n d e '^ * H. ,,< w u it.m .' acccjiU Mild « c e r tif ic a te fo r 60 Williams, » « e p U an m eflisllion xilt jralluna o f g n i fro m C h a rlie M o rrin u n . p u b lta XX Elliott Av*. DcLond Man Hurt In Local Mishap Tampa Is Chosen By Big Industry He said present provisions for punish! n r obstruction and con­ tain pt aren't strong enough. The President asked: I. Legislation lo make force or Ih rralt nf force to obstruct court orders tn school dr segregation ease* a federal offense. 3 G reater authority for tha FBI tn investigating destruction of schools or rhurches I Power for the attorney gen­ eral to inspect federal rlrcllofl records and lo rrq u irr that such records tn- maintained "for a rea­ sonable |icriod of tim e." 4. "A temporary program ot fi­ nancial and Irchnical aid to stale and local agencies to assist them in making the n airtaary adjustnu-nl required hy vrhonl dese­ gregation decisions *' & I.eg.tlalinn to authorigr tem ­ porary provision* fivr mbit-sting children o( military |ier*nniM*l when puhlle sclimds are rinsed because u( Integration order*. 6 That Congress consider te4ting up a jit rins lie n I ' rom mis­ sion mi equal job opportunity wi­ der iMvevti r*jji contxafta." , T. A two year extension «g tfae Civil Rights Commission. Jazz Band To Play At Center Friday Bobby Harked Is known at a m iisirian'i musician in the night­ club anil recording rirru il The purity nf his tnim pvl alto has found favnr with platter cus­ tomers. rx idem cd hy the tale nf recording*. "My Funny Valen­ tine." ami “ I'm in the Mood for lavve", hacked hy string! al th« Jackie Gleason orchestra. H arkrtt and hia jara band wsU appear tomorrow night at tbs Sanford Civic Centrr. Tltc or­ chestra is the first "big nam e’* band In come to this Inimedlata area Ticket* for dancing or lis­ tening are on sale at tovnnie'a Record Rack and Miller** Radio ami Appliance Tie dance tu rf* at * p. ns. with d r r tt optional Sanford Recreation Director H011.1I1! Perry bat urgrtl resident* to *tip|Nirt Ihe dance. "W e d«n’l expect In make any profit, but if *r do, proceed* will go fur • special dance fund for teenagers," lie said "We would like to see ■non good band* In Sanford, and in le m t sliovsn now will have a definite Rearmr on future en­ gagements “ Legislators Seek Answer To Mixing RICHMOND, V* (U l’l ) — Got. J land say Almond, with the prof­ iled of eourt • ordered achool InDeviation hanging over a third rily assigned the task of Dmling new ways to maintain segregation today to a 40 member legislative rornmitstor,. "It it my fervent, fervent hope that working together we can evolve a solution which will be tn the licit interests nf Virginia end ell her people." Almond «»td Wind-Fed Fires Raze 50 County Acres relationa director for tha Seminola Chamlaw of (‘ommerce. I-ooklnjc on ia Steva Cowell, November Driver of the Months (Herald Staff Photo) Three raging forest Rre* de tlroyed an estlm atrd 50 acre* of Seminole County Umber yesterday Wliqqied by high winds, small Mates turned woods into an In ferno within ntinule* Winds w rrr ileadly al 30 40 mile* per hour, with guilt up lo 50 miles par hour, Forrsl Service crews laid. The first fire was discovered al 4 p m, on ihe Country Club Road at New L’p tila . Rangers said that Ih* fire wa* burning faster than suppression crews could operate. Two Forest Ser­ vice crews, the Lake Mary Val unteer Fir* Department and one landowner rrrw wera abta lo being ths b lu e under control Carl MrWhorter ritrrrtrd th* land owner crew. The fire, which was slowed by a small creek ami a patter*, was caused by careless brush burning, Rangers said. Resident* tn the Lake JevWjp are* w rrr alarmed t u t night when Ihe skies turned red with D intrs and smoke, as a huge fire tu-gan to rage shcrtly after I p. m. Atleage behind the residence of George Mirkey was turned lo ash as ftatnes climbed into large pines ami oaks K angris dug a trench around tha Mickey house, and brought the fir* under control around 9 p m Sparks and flames acre blown several hundred feet inlo Ihr air a* the high wtnda continued Forest Service clew s also an­ swered a call at Ihe Wrklva Riv­ er, Just sotnh of Highway *4. at Ihe sam e tim*. where they tupprrtsed a faat-mnv my brush tiro. Three crew* were sent In the la k e Jessup area. The fir* was slopped a t the Sanford A re. an­ te ns Ion County Hangar Bob Gray said this morning that cooperation from residents "U mandatory tn taoUa« ttta we stef at j* / '■ J 1» �p a r * J — T h u r i . T tb . 5 , 1 9 5 9 tfe TEA IS SERVED—These ladir* enjoyed a ten Tuesday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. G. M. Mosicr. Left to right: Mrs. A. A. O e s T trl • 9*reIB Wilson, Mr*. Mosler, Mrs. R. Reynolds, Mrs. John White, and Mrs. II. I,. IjiRolinrdicre, (Herald S taff Photo) Tea Held Two Piece Bathing Tuesday Suit Is Fashionable .j .. * T ea was liven Tuesdsy after noon a t the home of Mrs. U. M M otler In Runlanrt Estates. Tii* eveul c u m u u m u i.lr' the transfer of Den Three, Troop 346, CUb Scouts of America, to its nkw den. Mrs. Moilcr received Uto den from Mrs. A. A. Wilson, alw of Sunland estates. iThose attending were Mrs. J. 1C White. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Rob e rt Reynolds, Mrs. Jerk Lang­ - ford, Mrs. If. URobardiere. i ---------■------------------ Cab Has Meet ! P RY FRANK KlIKiB MIAMI RKACH, Fie. —<U ri)— Corn# summer. Ihe twoplece bathing suit will he back In fash­ ion . Il l a compromise brtwren the daring bandana bikinis—prohibi­ ted on most public beachei — and the conservative twopleccr of m iin m i'i heyday. The news cam e from a show of a designer'* (Cole of Califor­ nia) so new models, ringing from 312 to 1100. "A whole new generation never has icrn a two-piece bathing lu ll? ' said Anne Cole, vice prealdrnl of Ihe awim wear firm. "Because loday'a dicta siren slim figures, these young things have narrow waists that make twopteee auita attractive," A close-up view of a irh ra striped model, tilled out by a p e­ tite brunette, gets Min Cole'a idea arro is with whistles. For the eurvy youths ere vivid lycolorrd beech wraps of sheer gorgelte, as glamorous as • neg Here In the moonlight. New Iwarh designs also offer a wide selection of one piere suit* for womrn to whom the Isop lecen are only a mrmory — or should be. Included are clinging knitted leolanla with can sleeve s and aultl with; w rap I mind iflrtl'. The suits contain all Ihe gim* mirks developed since fig leaves The January meeting of Cub P ack 343 was held at the F irst - Presbyterian Church on Jan. 29. Marion Harmon briefed the Cubs an news reporting. Awards were presented to G torgp Sauter, Jrrry M otler, P aul LaRohardierr. Hubert Goldstfln and Albln Wilton by Cliff McKIbbln. One year pins were pmaaatad to Glen Holmes. Tnm* n my ■n ’empbkll, art* W*ya« ( lio n . Rnbeal pin* went to Don­ ald Klhrll and Mark Hauler. Ilenry C arter was Introduced a s the new Cubmaster. He ad vised the Cubt of events sche­ duled (or Ihe Kickahookl to lie held in DeLand on Fch. T. Skit* were prraented by Den* Three and Five. The n est mteUng will he the Plana fnr Ihe smorgasbord on annual Blue and Gold Banquet Feb. I) were discussed at the meeting of the Elhel Root Circle to be held on Feb. 28. of the Congregational Christian Church. The rlrrlc mrt at the home of Mr*. Karl Mosley, The smorgasbord will he held In the church fellowship hall. A double ring ceremony In the Over 30 dishes will lie served, R ider Spring* llapllit Churrli Feb. most of them authentic Swedish 3 united Carol Ann Keeling. St. dishes. There will be a country Albans, W. V* . and I.yman Louis store selling food, plants, and M yers, Sanford. hand work. The public Is Invited Attendant* were Mr. and Mra. to attend. Serving will begin a t If. B. Taylor, lister and brother- 3 p. m. and continue until T:9o Inlaw of the groom. p. m. The cetemony was pel formed Sir*. Oscar Zittrow rr, president, by the Rev. Joe C. Douthllt. rnndurlrd Ihe business meeting. Mrs. -Srhmah gave Ihe devotion. Refreshments were sarved by Mr*. Moxlay to 13 members and Zeta Xi Chapter two guests. H as Meet Tuesday The nest m eeting will tie hrtd The Zcl* XI Chapter of Rrla at the Parsonage with Mrs. OsSigma Phi mrl Tuesday night at ear Jtitlrower a s hnstri*. the home of Mrs. Malcolm Lodge no the Orlandu Highway, The prrildrnl, Mrs. Ralph Ixnv Caloric Dessert B etti, preatdrd over the meeting. NEW YORK low-cal­ A rrport uraa given on Ihe sale orie maple mousse is a good des­ of randy at Chrlslmaa. Mrs Dan sert. Batten presented a program on Sprinkle t envelope units'ored Interior decorating and iflt-es- gelatine on •» cup cold water In prrsshm In Ihe home. saucepan to soften. Place over Refreshments were served to medium heal, stirring constantly, the members present The next until gelatine dissolves. Remove meeting will M hrbl el Ihe home from neat, add 1 cup Icecold .o f Mrs. Ken Williams on W. evaporated milk. »* teaspoon m a­ * 13th At ple flavoring. 2 teaspoons liquid Sweetener, l* teaspoon sail and I teaspoon vanilla. Chill until mix­ Setting Fur ture mounds slightly when drop ■ NF.W YORK A rot ped from spoon. lage rheesr gelstli. ring makes a Pour I cup evaporated milk In -ta s ty setting for turkey salad. A In refrigerator tray , freeie until 'q u art site ring Is made hy soak ire crystals form around edges. .In * t tablespoon unflsvmrd gela* Turn Into chilled Imwl sod whip tin in 2 tablespoons hot water. at high speed until stiff. FnM In­ .M ash 2 rups em ill rurd cottaRr to grlahne m ixture, turn into 3'cheese with W teaspoon salt, add rup mold and chill until firm. ,to gelatin and m il thoroughly. Makas A 100-calorle servings. 'Add 1 cup diced celery, ‘V cup ^eaeh ol chopped California walSAN FRANCISCO _< U PI> - An 'n u ts and well-drained canned ea iy way to g la ic a ham is with ; crushed plneaple. Pour Intrs ring canned tran b erry sauce. Garnish .‘m ild that has licen rinsed with with peach halves heaped with water. Chill until let. more of Ihe sauce. Smorgasbord Plans Revealed Nuptials Told w ent out of slylt to plnrh In a bulge here, restore a curve there, and otherwise cloud the vision of • critical male. -Coltpp*. sr* making a rorr.chark this year. The natural fiber holds co lo n of new suits, ranging from soft pastels of blues and lavrn dera to vivid hues, all In the tame garm ent. One bright, yellow-gold number la woven from Ihe new aynthe tie, Mylar, used to mska a balloon satellite which thr United Slates hopes to launch in orbit. The material la Impervious to a! moat avtrythlng and la more eyacatching around a shapely blonde th an as a balloon. It will n u k a a *33 dent In a charge account. The makers describe the line as "lig h t and bright." Thera la a nylon helanea w tip that weighs only four ounces. F'or those interested In that g20o number — it la crusted with acqulna and pearla. fieAAmtuUi Mr. and Mrs. P ant W. Straub ■ml daughters Rlia Kay and Pan la Jean have rrren lly moved h e rr Thru are residing at K aat 23lh El. lie a natrv* of Kissimmee and a forester. .Mr. S trau b Is now Pulpwood Dealer for Seminole Wuodyard, Oviedo. Among the «23 L'nlvarally of Florida student* who graduated on January 31 was Loula Danirl Pelham , ion of Mr. amt Mrs. J. B Pelham, t'rnaa City, lie re reived a Bachelor of Selene* d e­ g ree In Physical Education. He I* m arried lo tha form er Rebaeca Cain of Lake Monroe. They have recrnlly moved lo Sunland F a­ tale* and he Is employed by Od* ha tu and Tudor. Dr. and Mra, C, I. Park Sr. attended graduation and eomml*. mining eiirelaea lo r their aon. Ilill, in Gainesville laat weekend While there they vlallcd Dr. and M rs. C. L. Park J r . and Dob P a rk . M ix And Serve NEW YORK —4171*1 >— Leftover chopped spinach and m aihed potatnea make a good combination, w ith crumbled bleu rheaaa added for extra tang. Combine spinach an d potatoes, aud ehrese, and heat In double boiler. Whip until fluffy, add a dish each of union and g arlic salt, and serve. Auxiliary Navy Changes Date Has Mee t Because Of Wedding The VFW Auxiliary, 3212, held Ita regular meeting Tuesday night. The mm ling opened with a flag salute and p rayer bv the chap­ lain, Mrs. M argaret DlUard. The president, Mrs, Evelyn Dlibrow, introduced two outstanding visi* tors, Mrs. Catherine Mustek, sen­ ior vicr president of th r depart mrnl of Florida, and Mrs. Maude llorretl, past departm ent presi­ dent. During the business meeting a discussion w ai held lonrernlrg Ihe Valentine parly staled tur Feb. 14. A covered dial* supper will be served for tha men of Post 3712 and the auxiliary. This party la sponsored by the auxlli lary with Mrs. Myrtle Burger and Mrs. Edna Norman as chairman. All members w ere urged lo take part. Those who have not paid 1939 dues are urged to take ad ­ vantage of this occasion lu do to. Dancing will follow the supper. Several member* attended the district meeting in DeLand Sun­ day. They reported on the meet ing and lold of the participation MISS NANCY JEAN YOUNG of auilllaria* In hospital and community work. Mrs. Mustek invited the auxi­ liary lo be preaent for Ihe de­ partment meeting to be held In Lakeland on June IT. She la p rtil dent elect of that meet. The auxiliary president remind ed members nf the election of officers for next month. The Mr ami Mra William Howard with the Metropolitan Life Imurmeeting •«>•.*•"'"t* "* '' with pray­ er. Thr next one Is scheduled for Young, Sanford, announce the en ­ ance Company, G roup Davliion, Feb. 17. gagement of their daughter, N an­ Atlanta. cy Jean, Atlanta, Ua.. to Eugene Andrew drown, aon of Mr*. Jo s­ eph Andrew Drown, Dahlancga, Ga. The wedding will be an event of April I in Ihe Chapel, Peach­ tree Christian Church. Atlanta. F ay Elaine Carlledge. daughter Mis* Young attended Seminole of Sir. sod Mrs. Ja m e s Canltdgc, High School, graduating with the E lder Springs, was wed to Robert THURSDAY class of 1931. She was a student C. Ham. SN. U. S. N. A. S , The regular mealing of Semi­ at Florida Southern College and Langrange, N. C., on February nole Chapter No. I. Order of the attended Georgia Stale College. l In the E ldtr Springs Baptist Eastern Star, will he held at I She Is employed by the Guardian Church. p. m. at the Masonic IUU. Past Life Insurance Company of The double ring cerem ony fob matrons and past patrons will be America at piesent. lowed Ihe close of morning wor­ Mr. Brown graduated from ship and was perform ed by the honorrd. Thr Dusty Boots Riding Asso­ North Georgia College with a Rev. Joe DouUiltt. ciation will meet a t Roberta Bachelor of Sclcoce Degree. He The bride, given in marriage Ranch al a p. m. All num bers served four years as a lieutenant by her father, w ore a white and directors be present. *" ‘,hf U- S. Army. 202nd Aviation street length dress with three Division. He i* now associated q u arter length sleeves and a fin­ FRIDAY ger tip veil. She carried a white The American Legion Auxiliary NEW YORK -< U P I> - Before pearl-covered Bible with while will meet at 7:30 p. m. In the Lrglon Home on IT-92. Mrs. Nan- the mid-loth Century, women chrysanthemums. ey Steele will conduct a question ruuldn'l tell their right (crl from The bride's only attendant « i i and answ rr period on veteran's their felt. Shoe manufacturers h er sister, Inei C artltdge. Rest benefits. Mr*. J . 0 Galloway Is used only straight fasti until m an was Jrrry Brown, SN, U. I, 1130, H. A. S. . hnstesi. The United Daughters of ihe Confederacy will have ■ called meeting at 3 p. in at the home nf Mr*. R. I.. Perkin* Sr, Mrs. Perkins will be assisted by Mrs. Wiggins. Couple ' Plans April Wedding In Atlanta JjDJcaJ fount* Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Griggs have an adopted baby girl. The child was born nn January 30 in thr Srminnte Memorial Hospital. She has hern named Juqulta Lynn. She wrlgbed T pounds, I'k ounces at birth. Dixieland Pie NEW YORK - ( U l ’t l - If you like peanuts, you’ll like Dineland peanut pit. Combine > beaten eggs with I cup dark corn syrup, *« teaspoon sail, I teaspoon va­ nilla, 1 cup sugar, 3 tablrspoont butter nr m argarine, meltrd, and I cup sailed peanui*. Pour Into Sinch pastry lined pan and bake in 400 degree oven 43 muvutts or until a silver knife Inserted In renter of filling rom ra out clean Cool and serve with topping of ti rup heavy rrta m , whipped. / 7 ,7 / , ' / / ' 7 / /.* ' .>* ■r^Mp.www*i- Persons from 6 to 60 take drlight in kaboh rookery. Probably adults and chlldrrn have » dif­ ferent Interpretation of fcaboh rombina'.ions. but here is one that the youngsters are hound to riv joy .. it's called S auiagc-B snirP Ktbobs, It's a perfect Idea for a Satur­ day lunch. Mom, and it rontams all the foods that "kida" like. . , smoked sausage link*, baron, bananas, peanut butter and m anchino cherries. This high protein luncheon on a ' stick" will give s^Or young, iters that needed get up and go to carry them through an aficw noon of activities. * Sausage-Banana Kabobs ■ tmukrd sausage links 2(3 *slices baeon 3 to 4 bananas Lemon Juice 1 3 cup peanut butter, chilled I maraschino cherries Cut smoked sausage links diago­ nally into thirds. Cut bananas In. to 32 Winch pieces amt dtp in lemon mice Place 1 teaspooy peanut butter, between each two banana pieces. Wrap each bana­ na "sandwich" with 1 slice ba­ con. On each of eight I Inch ske­ wers. thread 3 sausage pieces, t cherry and 2 bacon wrapped hanans "sandwiches," fastening ba­ eon securely with skewers. Pisco kabobi on broiler rack and broil 3 Inches from the heat about 7 minutes. Turn and broil on sec­ ond aide until lightly brownriW about 2 minutes. Yield: ■ kabobsr now under T im TYlanaqsimsuii A. B. "A l" Duxbury invites you to at the NEW - a n d s a m p l e our s e r v i c e We p a m p e r all m a k e s of cars and trucks 4 5 pc MT-Mwtci rot 8 SANFORD TRUCK CENTER atoUlAi fllC I M M S P E C IA L P R IC E ONIY •19*5 I X C l V l f l V * H N « > T O U A IItr jlM H lIW A II 4 H y. 17 - 92 — Vs Mile South o f City Limits A* B. “A l” Duxbury, Mgr. 2 4 DIXIE CREME DONUT SHOP. [ i :t Recipe Given Sanford Truck Center “Pltnty of everyont" *—» is S t y l e - c o n s c i o u s h o s te s s ! t Dug. |*Uln L’aka Donut*. F m W ith Purchin# or 1 Dog. G U x«d Donuts, ---- - Sausage Kabobf S A N F O R D TRUCK CENTER D c i i f l n a l f o r I n i l a y 't Friday & Saturday Only! '9' MONDAY W. S C. S. clrclat of (he First Methodist Churrh will meet al 3 p. m. as follows Circle Five with Mrs. If. B. Hudson. I l l Holly Ave. Circle Six with k iln Versa Woodcock. McKinley Hall. Circle Seven with Mrt. A. V. Collum, 200 West IMh SI. Circle Eight with Mrs. Ray­ mond Shullr, 2419Orange Ave. Circle Nine with Mrs. Laura F uracil, 100 Watt l« h &L >/, l sSnlnd TA 19433 THURSDAY Plncerest Uapiltl Church Bro therhood meeting at 6.10 p. m .| Plnecrest Baptist Church choir praetlrc at 7:3o p m. Church visitation at the First Baptist Church throughout the day. Royal AmbaMidorv rrtsei at the First Baptist Church al 7 p. m. Choir practice at the First Bap Utt Church as follows: Carol cbolr, 6.13 p. m : Concord choir, 7 p. tn.j Church choir. B p m The Chancrl Choir of the First Methodist Church will practice al 7:30 p. m. The Boy Scout Council will meet at thr First Presbyterian Church a t 7 M p. m. FRIDAY Cherub Choir practice al the First Methodist Church at 4:13 p. ra. Plnecrest Baptist Church Train ing Union Council mrellng at 6 30 p. m. rin s e rs tt Baptist Church Music Council meeting at 7:30 p. m. SUNDAY Plnacrrst Baptist Church Carol Choir practice al 3:30 p. m. Plnecrest Baptlit Church Youth Fellowship at 1:43 p. m. BIRTHS -turn- 1,1 E' W *' Ceremony Told Church Calendar fleers of Nine, postponed tA scheduled open house when h« learned of the wrdding plans. Cdr, Harris commented • The Navy is not a cold and Impcr. tonal organiiation. Whenever pov. slble we do everything possible that we can to help the men s personal plans. | know (hit Malhewi and his fianrre. Mist Spence, base been planning their wedding for a tong tim e, ■■ alnea the open house is not * operational eommilment t h * squadron could change u* p la n and make new arrangem ents. Miss Spence it a native of Leesburg. She lives with h rr par, ents and ii employed al Brsgd. on * Drug Store. Mias Spence is a graduate of Leesburg Hlgls School. NLW BEAUTIFUL DINNER WARE —turn- i S Elder Springs Heavy Attack Squadron Nine's open house and Captain's Inspec­ tion scheduled for Feb. T has been rescheduled for the 14th of Feb. The date originally tel conflict­ ed with a very Important engage­ ment of one of Ihe squadron'* men. Freddie Malbews AQ3. a radar gunner In one of Ihe "Hool Owl" squadron's flight crews, will be m arried on Feb. T. The open bouse and Inspection would have prevented many of Malhewi friends from attending. Cdr. Harris, commanding of 1U A, Mafnoil* 1*h. FA 2*1241 hour service FA 2*7815 ROAD SERVICE �T g l «fm fitrS f r r t l l Tltur*. Tff>. ft. T9SS—r« g t S State Taxes Going Up, National Survey S a y sSan,ord WiM Host Area DCT Clubs w a s iiin g t 6 n lUlMi — Slate this year, nr* taxc* or in crra.es Hovkrfrllrt * included a fal ta x ' In New- Jersey, lio* Robert B •talei a tread *• withhold Income Pennsylvania South Carolina . , . . . budget! are going uplike rubu*t in pr* -rnl I n te l arc |H»«»tblf• or package to raue $J77 MO.OOO and Mfyner alio prciented a record taxei from paychecks Rockefrl Vermont and Wathir.gton Some _ ” ‘ T t™ " 1 fn ,r»' m r“ •* lh* Alr mountain clim beri and 10 are probable and in »ome case's cer- Broun a*x<*d tor tax . Incrra te ! budget but laid It could be bal Ifr t and U illu m t' tax program* M innoota Ifgttlatcr* v*jnt to lr\> **ori' J Hl1* £fl * Kfan«1 tour at preie«lrri by a lour of the h a ir, Hate taxes. tain totaling Stttf'XW.ooo anted without a tax Increase call for withholding ta\r% in Nr* a ta le i tax. but tiox O n llle la jnior!: *n(1 ,lt ^ * ' aI NJ During the afternooR. l u n t t m il In more loan ‘;alf of the i> |„ , | m 0l| *|| ,|ate» where gotIn Michigan, Go* G. Mennrn lllinou and Pennsylvania legl Y<*rk anan want* \o rk and and Mulligan Michigan The The *amr «im r freem Freem u a n u Into r .i.e raite income inromp A9Mt«i fur the trip *ul hr ^ntrrliinm rnt and •M*/ •talei w lxt'f l.egi»lalurci meet r rn<>ri have .ubmltted budget! lor Williams It beiel hv a Itnancial ilato ri will rereixr budget! In the propoiali are gelling attention m taxei and exet*e« on liquor and . . twH.iil. . hiatoui . ... l*ii • ••*as*Iin o df 01011*( T11IOn ard M«««arhu*ftt« tobacco the e'Mtins fiscal year Of lucnri Cfitil *o severe that »tate uni neighborhood of two billion dol Minneinta N ltU dH IW tll, tohatco More students Arrangement* for the i nffr Morr than inan ITS jo D i» ri Ti Munrnu um. their budget* are hither than x rrn tie i were borrowing from lar* for the next biennium. Both where the L egiilalurri ha*e re Maryland_ taxpayers got ............ th rlr 4f_ ‘ ..1 c . m m e t h a \e hem made by LOQtt . . the laxt one* and man* are at >banks, which haxc now- shut off are expected to Include proposal* tected them in pad sears, and in bj(, „„ ,|rtuhlf " T . . p J. G irard. DCT coordinator of all-tit. »• high! The i»me upward further credit lie h at asked for to increase the tike from alate North tarolina and South ta ro note of it The Hate in ome tax s„eiuie.l „ ,n , |Uirr , 0f i Seminole High School, trend It expected in those still to Ho million d illatt a 'c a r of new salei taxes (io*. David I. I.awr bna wa» m frr, l(.,| |,x (,r r rfnI ^ dwiftlimt i i v v come An rxecption It Kama*. revenue. Michigan expect* to ha*e cm*- of Pennsylvania think, htt M aiiachuiett. u in trouble too. rlfectixe In I9A*. and the sale* * (|| b,„ downtown San Nelson A R'Wkefeller of New a deficit of 110 million dollars h* stale will need about <00 million with a AJ million dollar deficit e* tax was Jumped from : per ten t „ ,i| M.P thr new x n u ' Nine Sanford Axe m critund Vuik and Edmund (i Ilrown of July 1dollars in new re*enue for the pectad this fin a l year. Go*. I .>« to 3 per cent, rffecln r ih ii Jan , r r lr r y miIh Wmg md the are cooperating In the tpon«or California — the new go* ernors of The Indiana l.c n s la tu rr r. two year period ler Purtolo want! a withholding I. C.unt. Dormitory * ihip of a "one ring'' circuv Fri the t*o blggeit state* — each ha* ceixr.l it* lirst lulliun dollar bud | Nr-s or increased Hate income *>Hem to collert Hate imome o th er Hate* in which change* llradquarlrrt for the meet will da' and Saturda* aftern<H'n* gurn In* l^glllaturc a record UI Ihil .'car fur the root fox blrn taxes, higher and—or broader U l « an<l a nrw hut limited «atr» ln Inromo la * u >■ I , ,sn In n,, theatre at the \a * a l Air Thr circui . will featutr rle . budge' In e x re ii of two billion dol mum but it can l>e handled with sales taxei and incrcaicd excisei tax of 3 per cent. sidered include Alabama Colo Station where members of Ihe t* piani*. ijramra pontn. itun.s anu ,4r% {or „ 1(, nfx, ( „ f i | ; r i r no nfw , JV m rreaie. on top of on Imuor and tobacco are theOther »tatri where new or rr rado. Idaho. South Carolina - n | cluh. will m ik r nomination! lor rlnwm Free rides will be avail M argaret C. flwaltnry Ihoie enacted two years ago \ ir molt widely proposed m taiurr* s u rd lalei ta x n In tome form Wistonim A nrw incomr tax ranlldalet for the office of repie able for those who desire a jaunt "A t Mathar I urm urt" gmia muied into the billion dol for railing new resenue. are gelling attention include Art | may heproposed In Rhode I* ien>ati«r atmard an elephant, or the les* lar budget d a n tail > rar | I-ikr the federal government. 10 rona, lltlnoli, Missouri. Hhio, land, which row hat a .ale* tax 1 I .inch will he irrxed in thr braxe who prefer thr ponies tnr pom e , — ,, There will he no adinimon J q Q ; L O l l O p b C ! ) , charge Hnwrscr. tickets tcketi muit tie ..... . , , SARASOTA, tL I'l — A jack col obtained, with specified purcha* . ... . es. from Sanford A*e merchant. *" *0,« ^rrou1nl, who arc underwriting the coat of J jn < * ■ FauBuser 3t. was the life us v,hcn h“ car ,rl1 on " l* t uoperaling in tne scuturc are c ’’ Sanford Shoe Center. Jcnkin* tu r ta u lk n rr wa» working beneath niturc Co . Larry'* New A i *e«t *ct-icle and had removed Mari. H 1 A Dept, atore. Arm* 'x "1' ir a r wheels whrn the ja ik A Na*y Surplus Storr, Sanford crushed hli cheit and a spring Flour l Feed Storr. C l C U pinned him acroi* the throat quor Storr, F. M. It. 3c, to. and IV Store and Nick • Package Store Circus Is Planned For Sanford Ave. nr„, Prop Slashes Car, Bui Driver Unhurl CLEVELAND. Ohio i t P l i - A ronfu.rd mntori.t who drose through a propeller of an idling Air Force Tram port Wednesday night n eap ed unhurt, but hit car ard the plane were heavily dam­ aged Andrew- J Bird, TO. failed to herd texeral warning aignt and drose a c ro n runway• at Cleveland's Mopkini Airport right through a whirling propeller of a tour engine, CUR Hercules Jetprop transport waiting to lake off Terminal officials laid Bird kept right on drm ng before he was halted by airport poller Hr • aid he had come to the airport to pick up his wife who works at Ihe airport terminal, but got toil. Air Force official!, railed from W rignt-Pattrnon Air Force Base at Dayton to inxn tig atr, rstimat rd damage to the plant at SISO.(KU They *<><1 the propeller wai damaged and the engine burned ot. . • ir whirling h la d n madr • i n nc*! iticea * through the roof of Bird t car. • | must have made a wrong turn." Bird admitted. mi. !»:nit J 1“[ >Mr _ „ , J null M. ON!*l •O SCARY—WE DARE YOU! 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ELVIS PRESLEY m \\u” P IU » H O RfcO H M O VI f BATHROOM Aji features SCALE 2M Vil ONLY. . . found m hi(h prked scales mucam! V A P O R I Z E R and BOTTLE W A R M E R tO tO T l - larg e tplril ferstew m t m iv -v 3.95 Vol. "Rita" G A L L O N DELUXE ALL NEW F R E C I to TOU 11 AlWATI IIMIWIII ro CHI I 6 c.nce; of * fab* o^s fra pmet m * beautiful decanter bett'e (hit **ll decorate my tiDie m >o*.r bedroom Bed • rU tllity FOLDING TRAV On Screen: Frinkenstein'ii Alcobal and stain idintaat Aia't d<« gf-V. OauEhter. 1.19 VAl. 9 8 c { om te n d Comb t Brush Sets Anorled d enri H cdofi h>!on bmlli bruMwithp>tvU handt. AQ* 2 50 VALS......... W ' HEIR BRUSHES Imported natural bntffo ki'f bruita Anorlld men* ind lid m ' ifyfot' I IQ 14 9Veil . . . I t l a t a A Vaporizer. Deodooier. Humidifier. Botfi* Warmer ...allmene Ope'itesi'f night. Skull oil uftr matieally. Cati to f<n md toclaaa ONLY ... 6 " �e- Editorials Washington Calling THE POSTMAN W RIN G S TWICE? $$$& ' Green To Have Voice In Assessment Level *t* The aaaeaament level of Seminole County property ap. parently will be eel in accordance with the aU te’a wMhen. Mra. Marv Earle Walker, tax assessor, yeaterday *aid that aha had agreed to make no commitment* on a»m»menta until after aha had conferred with State Comptroller Ray Green. She aaid Green had relen ted th at the make no atatementa on aaaeaament level* until afte r “ planned con­ ferences." Mra. Walker aaid further that the conference* with Green will be held a* aoon a* “luffleiant facta are available" from the current reappraisal program, being conducted by Dowling k Co. The tax aaaeaeor *aid ah* planned to attend th# keb. 12 meeting with the County Commi»»ion and the School Board. John Krlder, Commiaaion chairman, laid the meeting had been called to diacu*a aaacaamenti. Juat what effect Mra. Walker’* atatementa will have on tha proposed meeting remain* to l»e seen. A fter adopting a reeolutlon aaking for a 7ft per cent level in assessment* at ita Tueadav meeting. It ia reasonable to aaaumr that the Commiaaion might aak Mra. Walker for an answer to this proposal. ' It has l>een made clear tbsl Gov. I^R oy lolllns an<l Green plan to have a great deal to say about propelry asses*, menta. If the assessments are too low. This was emphasized in atatementa and by adoption of a tax manual. Green told The Herald that the goal of the rurrent strive is uniform assessment in all Florida counties. Amcm hient levels now rang# from 2ft per cent in many to 100 per rent'in Calm Heath County. Uificfala, Imnefore.Vnt.H lougji *aledding ahead, unless tax assessors over the stale are to ba told what assessment level to set. The higher the assessment level, the more property . which will be included on tax rolls. Conversely, the higher "ftl'e assessment level, the lower the millage (actunl tax rate). Tha constitution require* that the assessment level be 100 per cent of “ full ca*h value.” Only one of Florida* f>7 By WIN PKNDLKTON li belter thin that nropov.d by eronomy minded sim ilar lo that • counties compllee. however. Since Green requested that no assessment level be *et HOW TO CHOtiSC? — Since the heads of Ihe Army and Navy held by hit father. This week hr r until he gave his views on the matter, he has the next move. the memory nf iuch things, it Academies F a tre ll's lelettiont hat asked Congress to adopt whil ■ r WILLIAM ft. WHITE I cal year, which open* n eit July Vo firm answer ta n possibly h* WASHINGTON — Behind * ' 1. to around IT7.000.000.000. This liven i t Inn stag>. b e n u ie the ire s l deal of loudly dram atic — Is * figure of conservatism —and dectil'r factor will he simply tnd undeniably import**! - ms- * '•■ * retrenchment. It reflects the fictor of Presidential deter. neutering aver Senate filibuster the Presideat's sharp turn, late mlnaUon and P residential will ta i rules and so on. the opposing la his Administration, tow ird th e ftiht. forces are m arshillag for th* old-fashioned rith rr thsn the lib*-j inquiry, how ever. among at| quiet, real, ••n il'' battle of th* rsl Republican slew he used to fictions indicates this tentative lesd. answer; the P resident ran hold uew Congress. As is usually so in the h rra d the line on the budget If he real, This is the battle of th* budget. It is dull, yes; but it is the pay- an d b u tter issues, the ro m in t |y (Mends it — and if businru Mf. President Elsenhower if re s tr ille is bipartissn rather than conditions continuo to he pond •resented as determined lo hold stnclly between the two parties fnouph so that th e re is no impe. federal ipendinf for th# newr ft*. The greatest single force on the ratiV. businessman demand {nr President s side — if he goes more government spending to through with his resolve to hold boon tj,t s t n eral economy, down Federal spendlnz - will Ib* V u n V k t lh# E ilfn h o „ r Clh. the P°«*rful n ‘ ‘a ‘net Is significantly more comer.* Letters To The Editor to , . . . p m . ...» d.ri' ,n« " v*f, Too Late To Classify C R O SSW O R D O A C *F I NANCE jjf e f t \ BpV ” — — ------------ s -4 SsissSsr, Sssdar, gM CStlalwn SsisiUr Lee For Lincoln? rOLUMUUS. Ohio (U t'D -G C R •ra l Lee will officiate at the ptantinr of the Lincoln Memorial J e $ 5 C T jS w l HA* l . l * * d % *• • o i l i l s d * • * ! • * • iree here Feb. It. t «• iSs s h fee seytlil *tS*o od all MS* Soswl worn* nrloisd ta ski* He ia Gen. Harold R. I**. U . ft. Marine corps, i t (barge o f the military delegation to the c e re ­ ii^ ic g irT is i a m i t s s M*| monies for the dedication o f Lin­ coln Memorial Hospital. i*^24?’** •w* he TrMIury R obfrt „ Aod#fwn* R .p u h li ihauih 1K> S C T .7 '. . ‘. M 1 1 n}a Iway*' refuse Commbilon to become Secreisrv T lie o L tlS . ’t h i S »•««»• certainly no burning litieril, w»t neiiner so able nnr *o dctrrmired an econnmuer si is Mrausi. Indeed, Strauss — an old and A -------unapologciir aiso c ia tr of Mr. A r m y rrO m O tlO n Hoover and (he first a b s o lu te k r if .DBKRG. Germany—2 n d auihrntlc ’ Hoover man'* lo rn. j j -jarrv Cordell, platoon leader ter the K uenhower Administrsej pinoon. Co, C, S2nd Inf , tion at the top — may hecorr.s received a promotion to first lieu the determining factor in Ihsff , rnlB t (r#n, u . Col. Edwin T. | whole affair. Riot, S2oil Inf. Co. He hat not come into the CabiA graduate of the Citadel In "»> merely In “ get a lo n g " He it Charleston. 8. C . Lt. Cordell *n huile rich enough not to have tered th* service in July, 1957. 10 ^eep any Job. And he has a He attended ranger and airborne P»*,|0i>*te belief in ftstal solidity school at Fort Bennmi. Ga . be outdated many mty for* Joining the kind. Inf. in April, heheve this concept lo he In l,jl * ; short, his influence will be rit*, „ . „ . , . , _ always and without a tremor, U Cordell fr« m t toward holding the line Seminole High School in IkM He „ M ^ ^ ,rofly ^ ia the see of H e s"'1 Mrs. J . D (hl| o!d td m ire r — this Cordell, JSM Elm Ave truoted friend of the late Rename Robert A. Taft, Mr. Eisenhower a .............................. lu s t Elemon Day, U. S. v o te rs . nval for the 1952 Preiidenapproved" Vpprosimalely 1 1.900,•!‘mi nomination — should mors ooo.oOQ in new bond issues to fi- nf»rly thsn any other persomfv n(B rr , t l i# , nd municipal im- lh,> Eisenhower Administration In provem rnti I this. Its last phase. 1‘, 1 'Z S : r rr.”’,..1; Locol Mon Given Neg ro Hits Tree; 3 Charges Filed DAILY when forces hate more people, the ^ r r e i a r y of tha President and hit harkers have , . much more power — if they will Herbert Hoover ^Recuhii' selte It and use it. Congress, by “ n' X i , a^e±. thf Constitution of course, p u tt A Cabintl sm ro th* Uit * on the U ses snd controls the tire r .. . . . of th . appropriations. m hi of he A » tw o-separate school. In Orlando. .She spend* the day helping wAh >"* the little tola, many of whom are Examples Of Service ! a w , .................... [»*' task, a visit to tha tehoolt would toon alter your opinion. It ia hesrt rending to tee some of the most beautiful children unable to «ee, hear, walk, talk or even to hold a spoon In the room for blind, Braille *' another, where vision is slight, instruction entails use of hook* with specisl Urge print coiling MS ta ch and a dictionary has been a rule that entrance to are made by a hoard of local citi- he calls an economy measure irn i who screen, examine, Inter­ which was first tu'gge.trd by hit costing 1100. In the therapy room, West Point or Annapolis b at been view and otherwise study etch father when hr was In C o n g m i. those with weak, undeveloped by Congressional appointment. candidate. Faicetl has always fol­ Congressman Rogers ihm ki Hut m uielri get special m ention with Then cam e the new Air Force lowed their recommendations. If all votes on appropriations e ie rrlte s to strengthen thesr m us­ Arademy. The Air Force set up were “ roll rail'’ vote*, the Con cles. To show how well hit group rule* of ita own The member* All kinds of atpentlv* equip­ The importance of the telephone operator, one o r Ih# of Congreta rouiq recommend a of citlienv function, Faicell points great would spend let* money ment is adapted to various de­ He esplains it this way, feel nut that l u t year when this lo many whose services are “taken for granted, ’ waa em* given number nf applicants, but fects. One is a walking atrip with Ihe final .election waa lo he m ade r il selection board recommended that appropriation are nf surh phaaited again yeaterday. vital Importance that the laspay* « * ' • ,n «u,d* h*nd* »"d 1 by the Air Force. This system ha* *’n* principal applicant and five Two local Southern Bell employes, Mra. Audrey I’atter- proved r*d *or eep aratln i the feet An to he more dem ocratic Wte-rnnlra the men rated so high r r i and public generally should other it equipped with a set of •on and Mr*, llebecca Jones, were preaented with Vail and has given many men wlihi ly »>* eventually clmien know how the individual rnngrrttAwards, They were credited with saving the life of Mr*. J. ability, but without political for ihe Naval Academy. Faicell man votes in spending Ihe lax- treads whirh encourages them to lift their legs There are many B. Ray, who suffered a heart attack laat May while talking friends, an oppoitunlly lo enier hat written to U . Gen. G arrison1payers money." typei of metal guides fe. those II. Davidson. Ruperintcndrnl of Rogers ts y t lhai during the last who cannot walk, but who are to a nephew in Arkansas. the Academy Alter watching tha When Mr*. Bay'* end of the phone went dead, the t«u Air F ort# ly.lrin work for the Weil I'mnl, and suggested that Congress D l million was voted trying ** , r * “ P Nationwide, on by voire vote. Hr Ihinkt that op«r«torn lummoncd polict. Mro. lUy w u rimhed In iht past several years, Weil I’oinl **** It would be impossible to hire and Annapolis air trying to break Any rhangr n| this kind will be if the record showed how each ocrupat.onal therapists for ra rh hoipital, whera she recovered. old tradition They are trying 'I" * taking ptac*. Although tome man vnird that Ihe congressmen child, but that would be ideal. This 1* an outftUnding example of public service. .Next Ihe to tallg (he ftopgrcsimm Into g jy .| congressmen consider the *p would he more careful how they For this reason, we should give ti l* the long distance operator is • little alow and your ihg *up their right In make th* s»oinll*S(e of radeta a hoiner and spent money. Th* people bark to those parent* like Mrs. n#fv*» get • little ragged, you might rememlier this story. final appointments Instead, the * nuisance, other* guard this home would know whether or nos thank* Pillard who give freely and un Army and Navy would like the privilege carefully and will he they were wailing money and selfishly lo help out in this work congressmen In present a list of stubborn about giving it up Also, would be able to keep a better It would be an Inspiration for all eligible men and lei the m ilitary even though Fascell might have ehrrk on them, lo pay these schools a vm t [ ‘he best system In the world for, This idea was suggested nri Rally .lean Tillman, solored der control and no driver's In-- make the final selection raren ia with normal children The ides has much m erit, but ' selecting young men, you can be gmally h> Paul's fu lle r. Dwight, doubtless would feel like falling female, was charted by city po erne Daniels wrai ihsrged with jlee with three violations yetier- allowing an unaulhoriied pm nn w hin the suggestion hit the desk sure that the Army and the Navy when he served in Congresi. nn their kneet in prayer, giving day when she swerved down West la drive his ea r. Damages to nf Florida's Congressman Itante will be so proud of their own Dwight Rogers was the first thank* tn the I/vrd for blessing Uth St. ta d m in e d into a tree, the car were estimated it M*** Fascell, It hit immovable rock methods that they are not likely congressman ever elected in Flor­ you so greatly. Teachers in our And for good rrason. As we have • to give in to somebody elve s ida's Ruth District and held the regular achnoli who get disrourafter narrowly misting another I written In earllrr sl.iriss, F a t r r l l ! **7 n‘ thinking teal for th years until his death aged should sef the challenge vehicle. like and • passenger. John Wes­ All peraun* above a certain age set up his own system nf t r i e r - , DIKE FATHER, LIKE BON — In 1151. He was followed by Paul, these technicians, parenls and Rogers It who Is now serving his third children ar* meeting. ley Daniels, Tampa Negro, were are entitled to pensions regard live appointments when hr c a m e . Congressman Paul If you are bored, nr hive lime, liven emergency treatm ent In the test of past employment nr ton to C ongrrij and hr (eels his plan i building a reputation for being term. tribulwni In their country's social t urge you |o see what is happen­ office nf Dr. Georg* Siarke Charges against the Tillman security system In Denmark. Fin ing We all are not gifted with woman were driving while mtnsl- land, Norway. Sweden, Canada Ability to perform, but we ran and New Zealand all help by donating generously rated, failure In have vehicle un when asked tn give By Ruvvell Kay Mrs. P ittard never x d s Imp*i rommeree. They deal more or does. II lells you lhai Jim Rrowa hi in titia People aik silly question* torn# | less In gtarrallllet. Th* best way! I *|f Ed Smilh went to Rocky] lient or ruffled when ihe children j : *;-. ll-i AMU.I.d I. n ew ar II. Oa* A CttOU •J,Y !” ri'v-ti'.rjii limes in all sincerity because In learn ail about a rnmmunily **’* *nd •‘•ught 14 misbehave. She remain* raises, ef I. Preface* 1. Move ii :-s • j ’.H t i;H 4 handles them wtih superb kind­ •. Thong II In ptaya they do noi slop lo think how “ "> 'pend some lim e there and ^ ! U {!i,|0 *?d h! ' nr-; in|I.-irJ 1 ness. Mother, your children are pope* I 1 il ." i i;:iu jy .n 4. Gaelie gel arquilnted with it first !?* •'» '« '» « proudly by II. Wed ridiculous surh questions ere. in excellent hands. Hats off to |,anij I Iheir ratch, grinning from ear lft. Laws U. 1 i IJII ’J3 (I 32. Fish ft.loepFur example I received a lelier ‘ l l ■ i r m s ID lo ear. Mra. Pittard! notation 14. Mat­ maklng If iht* is not pn"ib>* the aeat recently from a former acquaint j i JJ ' (Signed 1 From Its advertisements you Isgreditnl II. Cam* up ter*, ii< H ir-M heii thing I* to tiibscnb* la th* , anre who sold his business in­ ta ft. Teach u g 1*. Wit Mr*. Arnold Williams >.ns . i t hi n local newspaper and study it from gel I* know the names of local terest* in Ihe north and plans la T. reafldasie* U . Matsure m errh sn ii, acquaint yourstlf with iV'.'i* H i J'ii 1: )i 1 day lo day or week lo week. In retire somewhere in Florida. ft. Border mufie 1-3 J 1.1 ') - . n j n t nf eiataset Ihe kind ef merchandise they i r , r« __ . • U p asked me lo suggest the best You rsa depend on the torsi pa I I Deakey ft. — - and 11 mate*** »■» handle and the Incal prices which t O f l l I\6 C 6 p tlo n place to locale I would yusl as P#f •" s‘*e you a true pirtur* ts e le r d s i 's A m o rail 11 Ahead Andy TAL1.AIIASSEE ( I 'P li — Gov. soon answ er Ihe question, "llow everyday life as you would you ran compare with these in 11. length IT. Compass 10 In France, It. Mather LeRoy Collins' suggestion that the ta r Is up*” experience it if you were artuslly other arras. ef fsih er of alep point Isabe l You and you alone ran deter­ Legislature consider abolishing IS. withdraw Id Mineral 39 Title of Irish goda M hlle I might h**r a personal living in Ihe town, 19. Plains 11. Rig rupee l spring p re frrrn re or Iwn ihsl which *p The total paper lakes you lo mine Ihe best place fnr you in eipensive graduate schools at the II. Putglan 41. Hegnnil >1. Of sound II. Play peal* lo me might not in te rrst churches and civic clubs, Br­ live You probably won't find a H alt Negro university gnt a root rtatoalag Indiana i dial) synopses ibe other fellow in the least. So tuainls you with th* actions of perfect rnmmunily anywhere b u t( reception today from members I I Half SI. Win* 10. Imitation 4J. snort for many thing* enter into it th a t- ,h* *tlE *nd county official*. you can drpend on the Incal pa of Ihe House and Reaiie Appro Margaiel l prefix t receptacle satin nolwMly in his right mind would Through it you meet ihe butcher, per In picture II as It really is.I prlitinni committees. Id Avoid attem pt to point out any spot the hiker and candlestick maker 1 T- r r r - 1” J - J - 1 Jot* and call it “ best". »* **“ »* the beggar and thief. 29. Poem il My advise tn anyone in te riste d H reflects Ihe good and the had J 10. Kune* In locating here is tn urge them Read any local newspaper for six lOB.I SUNNING YOUBIIIF T* tn visit the slate and look ovrr month* or more and you will 51 Jargon hive the clearest picture of any 11. Neva Malta BAQOID ISVINO TO all section* We all have varied IT 1 • a bar i likes and dullkr* Some folks rnmmunily it I* possible to obtain s c ia e s u e a n w % % U Ether want a home nn nr neor the for it takrs you evtrywher* from *■ If. Coni tell*. water, othrrs prefer inland Inca- the parks and playgrounds t* tha ttoa d DO LLARS . police rourt and the alums. ttons. 1 11 II. Dogs and lt pictures ihe outstanding adLarge metropolitan cities ap rata B IF O R I P A Y D A Y ? it) j iT peal lo some folks while others vantsgrs of the rommunlly. . . „ex 40. Tola -----, would prefer a quiet rm iniry or Plains Us lark and need, predicts artrear % IT R farm . Those win enjoy Ihe “ • future and faithfully reflects It. Biblical bright light*, the hustle and bus ' thinking and artivities of Its name % tie of the big city, dag and horse cltsieno. 4L Friend, % m „ tn Spain raring, and similar activities H dnesn t Just say "fine R*hH 41, Perfermer wouldn't be happy stuck off In in< *• the promotion literature % 4ft. D o IU m i % the backwoods. 4ft. Web-faMH m If I w an considering localing % birds 41 a permanent home somewhere I BOWK would want to know about the l. Mahamcivic, social, and political life *• K M naedsn of the community. What kind of neighbors would I have, w hat about churches, schools. Civic Im ­ F eb ru ary ’.OftO provements and so on. Pftft 4 C O R P O R A T I O N I wouldn't be swayed loo much hy Iticraiure received from real 111 estate prnmnters nr cham ber* of .Tal. fAi*4ea J-I74J •*e M 1,U B W_____ ..Y Kj 'aassns T fia il Ip Mtsoe s•eeSete w ttis IBailee i R m My »I. Mftey Mi f meaning it rout those * rou* than man m on who »nu will totally l„ j „ . l , ,' . . . . . . , -------f , r,~ defend his h<.dsei The anti bud . . I’1,lnd' £,t group will include a probable ' J fh r ' , r lhf ** m ajority of the Democrat* in W * * Georg* M. both Houses and pr.rt.cally all , . ST ^ lfI , .. c m .* .. . . Mrs P m ard h at drive. a srhool hut for handicapped children of all ages from all over the county for sis years and. mind you. withnut an areldrnt Thu dally par fa m in e * m eant getting up at • a. m. getting on a cold bus minus af really d «inOftC 2 & T rn t ".? With the r« « « •fmm « !• T E ar is e«n■h o»wu .e r i, Demo. WIMP V Will lunirn President, on this that or the ottjer „ ’l; t|f|H Editor. Th* Herald: I would like lo nominate Mrs. George P ittard for an award for outstanding aehlerement. It seams fairer to give credit to those who se n e unselfishly year after year, Washington Seo-Saw tot KTS-TSw.'SS! of Boost celery yields, control diseases with Du Pont "M a n za te ” Du Pont "Manzite" ia highly effective lor con­ trol of early Wight and late blight of celery. Start application* when plant* are entablinhed in th# field and continue ai frequently an re­ quired. "Manzate" is mild on plant*, but tough on blight*. Order “Manzate” today! mm MANZATE mitucS futigiruf* ir m i tivm o . . , t h in g s so* i m t i thsougn cNitaurir (• • it yialdi of ealary, swat corn ind cucurbits, •pray with Du Pont “ Parzate” Du Pont "Pariftte" offm effective, lo x x n it control of Helminthosporium blight of eu-ect corn, leaf apot diseggu of celery, ftnd *nthr*cno*#, downy mildew nnd certain other leaf diaeaaea of cucurbit. "Parzate" ia mild in aetlon . . , resist* washing off by rains. Order "Parzate" today! €Pp> PA RZATE’ itfsiid xaSam /xngtetde im n thinoi eoe lima hvino . , . imsoi/gn CNtauinr CELERY G R O W E R S ... far higher yields, •tip hlights with Du Pant “ Zerlitc” or <>F•rnllt•,, DuPont "Zeriata” ziram and "FtrmaU” far bam fungicide* can be used ai iprays or dust# /o r the effective control of early and late blight and damping-off of celery. They protect grow­ ing celery plants without danger of burning or itunting. For low-coat disease prevention, or­ der "Zerlate" or "Fermate” today! <m m > ZERLATE* FERMATE* I •, u ’* 7w,*r«*de ftskosn fwM*nd* MTTU THING! fO« l i m e UY1NO . . . TNS0U6N CttlMlVtT �v$f tn frrl frrtll m IV irs. Feb. 8, 1?5?—P*ff 5 —wiy Trojans Fret, Seek Lifting Of Penalty Ford, Mantle Hold Out Ry MILTON* RICHMAN* lu lled Praia laiem alien al W hiter Ford ha* ■ bowling dale with Mickey Mantle thi* week enjl in Dali i i . md the Yankee front office would love to m ake a tenatrike by lignins the inuthpaw pitcher today before he takea off fo r Tevai, Ford, who ha* been aiked to accept an M.WO cut. laid he w a in 't lure whether he would d ro p hy the club office today. •*I may and I m ay not," he »aid. "I'm going to Datla* tomor­ row for Ihe opening of Mick * bowling alley. Hut If 1 don't »ee Roy Harney today I II have time to are him before I go to train­ ing camp." * ' Ford and Mantle certainly won't he talking tenpin* in Dallas. When they gel a chance to hud die together, you can bet they'll rtiieviM Caiey Stengel* r e c e n t hla»t. of which they were the chief target*, md the latary tlaih each U being atk rd to take, Ullle Public Reeling Calm, cixvl and collected a* u» u al. Ford isn't beefing much pub lirly about thr rut o th er than to aay . "i don't inland to tak e it." He ran i tee how h r rate* one in light of hi* 14 7 rero rd , which included i«*rn ihutoui* and a 301 earned run average that w n to p t in Ihe American leag u e. The Yankee*, who will have a lot of Hiking lo do before they e v e r can convircc Whitey, re­ quired little turli per*ua,ion In getting 4Jye*rnld F.no* (Coun­ tr y ) Slaughter to agree to term*. Embarking on hi* ISih playing te a ion in Ihe major*, Slaughter •limed for the *ame money he re­ ceived Du year, approgim atrly SlS.OOd He batted 304 tn 77 gam e* and probably of equal Im­ portance i i th at ha still Ii exhibit A whenever Stengtl deliver* on* of hi* “ why don't you-lakf'S-lrsion from " te c tu m to the reat of hi* player*. There wa* rhnaiderabli algning activity am ong other m a j o r league rlub*, too. Dodger* Sign Gilliam Jim Gilliam became ihe 24th member of the l/i* Angela* Dodg­ er* to okay term*. General M anagrr F J. B a v in hlnied that leveral club* tried to g*t Gilliam but itl* *tb*y dka't •van com* claaa." Ho conildered Gillum Uka "four man rollsd Into on*. H*‘a ons of the bast Itadoff m tn ilb a 's a iw ltrh h itttr and bs ta g Jilay the infield or out/ttld e q u a l l y wall." San rranclico announced tho signing of outfielder* Laon Wag­ ner and WHIia Kirkland and infielder Ray Jabloaiki, whlla Phil­ adelphia iitiifiad five p la y an a t a clip — pitcher Jim H ara, In* ftald ir Johnny O'Brien and ronkkai lo u V aule, Daltai Green and Henry Maion. The Chicago Whitt So* corrated veteran Ray Boom and tha Balti­ more Oriole* tignad newcomer* George Bimberger and Ray B ar­ ker. The While So* now have t t ptayera under contract and tha Oriole* II. Boiton had a big day, alto, get­ ting signed contract* from pitch­ er* Willard Nison and Jerry Ca­ ttle and ralrh ert lit'w ood Sulli­ van and Fd Stdowik! Pitcher Gary Blaylock. 1410 with Rocheiier la at te a in n , • greed In term* with the St. Lout* Cardinal* Ry JO E ST. AM.VST •indent *thlele«, and the uniter ’ the eip tratio n rtalr of thi* ban, M)S ANGELES (L T Il — Thr iitv admtninralinn in regard In Jan. 7. 1960. would be pulled University of Southern California ttudent affair* including athletic* bach to the firtt of the year *o that the Trojan football team v*!ked a tig h tro p e today «ith a t*ai ’ reorganlted" A*h* Itan Be Tilled could become eligible to compete stricter policy on recruitment oi T h n r detciopm er.u were an m th - New Year a Pay Ro»c Hudent athlete* but fretted under nounred at a pee** conference Bn«i fa m e . NCAA penaltiei and hoped for a Medne»day h> SC Preaident Pr Topping appeared unmicrcated partial pardon Norman Topping who *a!d he j„ alleviation of other NCAA penThe ttniveraity. ham lining in would prrient a formal appeal aJUfi »tirh a* ban on appearance 1111 queit for national honor* be for alleviation of p en illir, to the of in y T rojan alhtrtci In NCAAA HEAL TROPHY — H. I*. Ungwell. 1210 Magnolia, c»J»r of NCAA aanclioni, aaid NCAA Lvecuiive Committee meet- ipontcred lelevtied etent* and fin proudly po*r< with the lO.pmmd. 11-ounce black ha** he in effect. "Look, what a *-ntid boy tng in April. caught Tuesday morning at Long* Camp, on the St. John* annal receipt* thereof Thia pen am I!" But at the tame lime a*, P r Topping *aid he hoped the alty waa *et at two year*. River. Long well waa using live bait when h a tangled with •erted it » n n e\er a really bad NCAA would lift a ban on parti­ Rereuiler* Reprimanded this beauty. It was the biggest has* he ever caught. boy. cipation by Trojan atl.'rtc* in r a ­ Topping went on to *ay A1 (Herald S taff Photo) Two paid Trojan irecruiter* r i i u i i n . tional iionai rnampioninip lor .... championthlp etenl* for were w m t flapped for incurring one ,ear and would allow itrong n * I‘’v * v **’“ t *nt j NCAA - r a th with oter . r.alo u . SC team, in tenni. tied bv P a t., tN ,fk . . ^ T L . ^ . n r L a n r t - - pro* 1 Cupper Ale* O lm rdo'. ba,rhall irrrc ta ry . ‘ h ate been reprim and­ approach** to Iwo football ed, placed on probation, and taVST. PACt.. Mmn. (DPI)—Speed peel, in (he Ea*t, the SC alumni and track and field lo compete en out of all recruitment active w n the n iffrrm er between victor organization w ai requeued to re for niliunal honor,, Del F lanagan, and vanquished " ( r a i n from contacling provpeclive Topping *|*o *aid he hoped that tici. O ther aailgnmrnt* in the unitertil)' will be offered them ao Halph Duqa*. but the offiriat, and their loyal intrrcit and rn crg te, the fighter* all vaw the n m r can het be utilized." Hung differently. I'appa* and P atii. both form er • Sure, he hit me mnre," Flan* Trojan football play era. later i« gan *auf. "but they were ju*t By TIM MORIARTY lory and it* 16th win in 17 game, »ued statem ent* vaytng they felt light lap* and when I hit him, I by bowling over Rowling Green. l nlted Pre»» Internationa! they had "not committeed any hit him h ard ." 75 g? Mlkr Moran icorcd 2t North Carolina and Cincinnati violation* of the NCAA rode " "Why. I hit him four or five P o i n i t for Ld H lckcy, 13th P an * will revert to hi* italu* a t are picking up Hearn in their ranked W arrior,, vvhn have al lime* for every punrh he landed,'* downhill r*re in conference rham Dupa* u id . complaining bitter­ ready received * feeler*" from Ry JERR Y COVINGTON from U yer to Jump center . 1 th . * * * * * * . . . - ..... * t . . . P** be offered a job in the piomhip, and bertha in lh« NCAA the NIT *electton tommlllee. ly about a "hometown" dernion. ^ The favt Sanford Seminole* t t t -omo >•g ■ university admim*tr*tion. the naFlanagan, who had been fourth DEl-AND i U P I l - Th# UnlearGeorge Raveling »cored 27 Junior forward Terry Chrl.icn- ufp „ f * hlfh Toppm, d*clined to baikrtball tournament. will ttavcl to Winter Garden torankrd among ihe welterweight!, •ily of Miami ran rinch a t i t la iwiinli and grabbed a rerord 26 The »econd ranked T ar Heel* Continued hi* fine .honing d iu lo te. morrow night for a return engagt- »--n _ gained a ,p lit deci*inn for hi* aev- the Florida Intercollegiate Bat, , . * Tue'day agmntt l*ervburg and The adm m utrative rrorganita held on In firat place in th r At rehound, in leading Vtllanova in a rnth ilraig h t triumph. Judge Jim krthall Conference tonight by de­ mem .louolehra.ier agamvl Lake- p, r , d ,hf rtly,u(,d) eg fur the S«72 61 triumph o ver Wagner v’nj lion Topping •poke of, will hr l*npc Co»*l lo n fcrrn ce Wrdne* Prrrault gave Dupa*. who wa* feating »eeond place Stetion. . lege Raveling v rebound tot*! wav view High School in the la*t DBS mmotev. He alvo added 1J point, headed by Francl* Tappan. a The Hurricane* are 6-0 tn «Mtthird ranked, a 97 96 edge. day night by turning hack Mary •hr highest ever -••orded bv r to the ira p rrim r win over the football end in the Howard Jone* tilt of the regular »n»on. The l n u rd i 'r i i i International ferenre play Ihi* te n o n while land. 64 • 57, for thrir seventh Vlllanov* player and atm eilah If the Seminole* arc able to Vallow Jacket*. Chrittcnton w It era of the 19JO*. who will become card wa* 97 95 for Dupa*. and the H attrra have a 3 I record. n» pairing ewith *en!or Cliff Sic a un h e r ally vice prriidrnt Ju ly itraighi victory while a 31 point luhrd a nrw m ark for Ihe Phil­ Miami wind* up a four > game rrpreientalive* of the four St. repeat agamvl the nggtr Red Kibhin a: the ita rtin g futwaiJ t. He will ovrricc all tiudenl ac b a r r a g e by Otvar K<ilicrl*i>n adelphia P atrvtra, The Wildcats Paul • Minneapolis p ip e r, alto m ad lour On* week by playing Peril*, they will have a 14 ()BC 111-ili alio *re h e rn , connderrd Untie* including the Department helped Cincinnati down Dayton. noted the Im u I fur Pupa*, on* of Rollins tn Winter Park Friday i»cnrd lo ca rry into the tourna­ podtiont. for ihe NIT jam boree. Senior Cedi Dandridge h*v had of Intercollegiate Athlrtic* and 96-14. I( waa the fuurih ranked them bv a 9191 tally. night. ment neat week in Winter Park. * The Seminole* will pity their hi* trouble* thi* ecaiun and it relation* with the alumni, a p p a r­ Bearcat*' mmn straight trium ph. lait home gam * of tha »ravun far off the tcunng pace he i d fur ently relegated in a hack *rat in North Carolina farrd Maryland n rit Monday a* they lace Buhop h;m*clf l**t year. However the recruitm ent of athirie,. without high • iroring >ophomorr •mall lad he* come fa it in teMoor* for the «eeond time thia Doug 5toe of Brooklyn, N. Y. *ea»on. The OBC tourney will be­ tent contevta and ha* been intaluwho ii nuriing an injured foot. gin. Feb, 12, In the Winter Park able at a play-maker and ballHowever, two other "Y an k et" T ar handler. Hu Lett acoring night Heel* look up the Hack, York I.arete and Harvey Salt arenunt Coach Rud l.av*r will be room ­ ihi* if a Ion wav aglinat New rd for 25 nf Norlh Carolina * 2* ing heavily un all OBC guard Ray Smyrna, where he hit 19 point*.; pnint* in Ihe veennd half Lundquut tomorrow night for the Dandrtdgf will pair with Lund- i llth Tar Heel Win Lakeview- .quad ha* a hig team. quilt at the guard,. Coach Dick Silver,* highflying L arn e, a New York City im a If the Seminole* are to break Hey Mona, a con,l,tent Grade^ th ro u g h the defence, it will take JV aquad will ploy the prc.tmin- A (tandoul at Sanford Orlando port, wound up wtih 32 point* and • harp (hooting, a l.urdquiit *pe- ary cnntfrt tomorrowr nighl. b*. Kennel Club, loom, at the favor­ Sal*, a Brooklyn native, rontrihutginning at 7 o'clock. John Tay­ ite In the featured ninth taco t*i- rd 16 It wat the T ar llerlv' llth (ialitjr. Seminola aconng ace Jimmy lor, lirnrga Ptildca, and Johnny r.ight of an U-tvent uhedulo victory In 14 game*. They boait an S ft conference record com Gracey ha* Imt a couple of came* Marih are evpectrd to pace thi, itarting at S 10. in which to eel a new alltim e h.gh vcoring quintet. In the first Hey Mona will be running pared in North Carolina State a iroring record for the tchool. meeting of theic two club*, the from the *Uth pod po,itlon. and 9 1 slate Uobrrtion, the nation'* leading The 6-foot lorw atd dropped in IS Red Devil, won by an 11-puint r a rty mid* rate her at fu e tu two. point* ag ain .t Lcevburg Tunday margin. \t 54 pound-, the light bundle •corer, upped hi* *ca*on average in the OBC tournam ent nf»l lady i, ihe lighted hound in ihe to 33 I point, per game againtl night to put him>ell within alrikin, d iitin rr of the -US-pmnt re week lutkiview and Isrvburg feature. Another vmall dog. Jill Payton The 6 foot 5 all American Jump »hot on the — c»rd. Gracey will g*t the nod will fact each other on Tnuriday (luck, will be ihnoimg from tha c a n n e d r.lght in lha Winter I’aik gym and fifth bo* with cart) mid, «>f gam e* fin t play to give the Rearcaia a lead they never re the winner of till, contetl will face right to one. Winter i'aik In tn t teCond game In It e ta rt, thi, ve»>on Hey Itnqulihed Dayton *cored only Friday night. Mona h a , won three tim et, p la c­ one field goal in the first In min­ Tha Semmclr, drew a hv» on ed th ree tim e, ard «howed once, ute* Thurirfay and wili fare the Apop­ l a i r la*t month the hunting m n t Cincinnati, tindcfraied tn 'he 31 j o - Miiaourt Valley Conference now ka Patter* In the firat game Fri­ culran Crl T ear, lo poit L’nlted P ret* Inlersationat day night a t Winter Park, be­ treond trium ph hy thtre length,. h a, • 15 2 record agam il all F.att ginning al T.J'l The winner* nf Army It I-ehigh 41 Heavy Ruvty Kea •»n it given comer*. Marquette Win, Again the Apopka Sanford game and tha •from! be»t early odd* fnur-toVtllanova *2 Wagner at Marqurttc, another *trraking St. MlrhteT* <Vt I 7* Vermont *6 Winter Park I.ahrwcw or l-re*- ore. 1 hi* 72 pound led hn n dle burg game wiil play at 7.50 un dng ha* covered Ihe five in te r n - team wilh loiirnamenl dream*, ^ T u f tt <7 Row (join At Saturday night for Ihe champion ,hv mile diviancr in 31 25 *er.md*. rarked up IIn 14th straight vie. Buffalo II R o c h rittr At ship of the lo p. Thia tournament Adelphla II Fordham 69 O ther, In the ninth ate Teiblc p rom litt to be vine of the be*: Ted, Diane Ka>. Rock) M acDu'f, Lafayette 107 W ilkr, TV Si. Vincent M Carnrgir Tech I t in ih t v’.ale and Glen Co!ion. The JV tonle-l tomorrow night Muhlenberg 92 LaSalle 75 The evening'* art inn conclude* will begin at 7 « clock in the with a long thter eight, mile eonRotlnn l ’ SI N orlheiitern 14 Lakeview g>m and the var,dy teit in which Tran,t»nt appear* The 1.1th annual Silver Lake Geneva Ml Wayneiburg 67 conteit will begin at t 30. South a* the early favonle. Stepfather Golf (Tub Invitational Tournament l^nmr Rhyne 60 W. Carolina I* another tup notch itrp pdt m will he held in Lecjhurg, Feb 1213, at lha Silver Lake Golf t lub. Virginia Tech 76 Citadel 68 iht mArathon 10th. More than ISO golfer* from North Carolina 61 Maryland ST Florid* and the E attern Seaboard ■|l/iyola iMd ) A7 John* Hnpkin* V M obs ( i d s Trophy are evpected lo tee off for tha Iwuiivllle M Fla. Southern ST LONDON i l l ' l l - I hr Royal event Qualifying round* will be­ Chaltanooga T6 Berry Si it ha, Ju»t been announced that Automobile Ctuh hai a w a r d e d gin Sunday, Feb. 4. when the Midweal in addition to the trophic, tn lie Itr 111 ah racing driver Stirling M ott Silver Lake Golf Club will bmt BaldwinWallace IT Adrian So pretented by the Seminole Sport! (he Sir Malcolm Campbell Mem the Central Florida Golf Ai*ociaDetroit Tech 73 Heidelberg 71 Car Ctuh in the coming economy oriat Trophy for Ihe second Weilern Michigan 6g Jnlcdo 61 run. t h e A m o c o distributor, • in ig h t y ea r Mott* winning per lion Pro Am Tournam tnt. All amateur golfer*, regtrdlei* Kamai 11 Oklahoma 14 Rupert Rlrieklaod, and Amoco form aners in 1555 included Ihe Cincinnati 96 Dayton 71 •ervire *tatmn operator, B. S. Dutch, f’nrtugueic and Moroccan of playing ability, are invited. Butler 63 Valparaiso 64 Henion. will prfvrnt n trophy lo grand pria event* md Ihe Argen Chairman nf the annual tourney il Jim llrrlong. Leethurg. Marquette 73 Rowling Grern 62 Ihe car with the bc*l overall line grand p 'ta. South Dakota 54 Omaha 52 mile, per gallon »coie f0 Soiilhwrvt The eronomy run will ita n at An ■< *r*g* *< m<>ra th a n 5n*v nf tha d o lla r you ipend *tayi in the city whara It’a Oklahoma St. 5* Trva* J* Hentnn't ,!atuvo Sunday. Partinipent . . . In tuppor*. achnnla, fumllh fire a n d pnlica protectlnn, put dnwn paving , , . . Wett l. ui. - • u t>6nt* * 'll folio*« ISO mile lo pav tha folk* who work for )uu . . . t o support church*, and chanties , . . tn ha Air Forre 79 PanhandleAAM 56 POurl# ghtouxbi ihe Oral# Nalionin v r.ttil in m»r« kind* of mfrcharuli,* for y o u r aelarlion an-l convenience . . . lo improve al Fnreil and back lo Sanford •erv ire facihlie* . . . . and lo ivippoK all the o th e r thlrgv that pr«m«ta proipertty, growth The entry fee It IM S per car and beter living In a community. and ill ire welcome In partici­ pate. Tar Heels, Bearcats Get Wins; Both Near Titles Seminoles To Play Lakeview Friday Speed Is Credited For Flanagan Win Stetson To Host Miami Tonight BIG Hey Mona Favored In Track Feature SLICE OF YOUR Cage Scores Golf Tourney Set At Leesburg Club 2 Trophies Added For Economy Run goes to make some community more prosperous yours . . . or the other fellows Callooh Is Winner Of Big Yacht Race NASSAU. Rah»m», (CPU — Callooh. *- 41 foot ya»t owned by Jk flrk M Brown nf Miami, Fla . Moday wa* declared the unofficial winner of th r Miami to N aiiau yiehl rare. Skippered hy veteran Kmil Mo* hither. Callooh wa* Ihe fifth rraft lo reach the finish line Wrdnetday night hut Na**au Commodore Bobby Symonette predicted ihe Florida owned entry would be dtclared both the over­ all w w e r and the elan B rham Opion when the eorrerltd lime* are announced. Cariber, another »leek y a w l from New York, reported home firat and wa* followed in order hy Good Hope. Ililcra. Mart* Amllia, Callooh. Salty, Ariel V. F.rivale and Rhubarb. the time your soil DOG* RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Matinee Wed. b Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL M A T IN E E FR ID A Y CALL H E R T Z FA2-7723 Evening** FA 2-7300 HERTZ • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collin*, Operator Sorry, No Mmora HUNT'S C«r. Sanford A IT PA YS TO BUY WHERE YOU LIVE Tuxedo Feed Store FA 2-2624 Vie Kobtlio, Agt. C01 E. l i t Make yourdollars build community... not somebody 2nd I.oca led S Mila* South Of Sanford On Hifhway 17-92 �•- 41 Hedy Lamarr Sued By Estranged Mate 1 OUTDOOR SCHOOLING — Students of Pineercst School pet * lemon on thr "do's” and "don't*" of the trsnaplantinj: of young tr e e * from C. F. Lind, Sanford noil conacr- vntionllt. The tree* a re donated to the forcatry, «nd in turn donated to schools throughout Central Florida. • (Herald Staff Photo) 'Rights' Testimony Taken Under Study Negro Loses Plea, NEW YORK (LTD — The U S. Com m ltilon on civil right* took under conalderatioa today rtam a of testimony on racial disc rim ination in beuiing p re *in ted by more (ban IS w ltneuea at a two-day bearing in New York. A cting chairm an of the com­ mission, the Rev. Theodor* M. .HeaiiJrgA, president of Notre D a n a Unlveraity, aaid the homing •Ituation . la a national problem Which m ust be rolled on a na­ tional b u ll. "We a r t working toward a na- A) Gagers Purchase Celery City Grill -i w owner* of the Telery Am aOnty Grill. They purchated the Hr. and M n. Carem Cager are K*j •publishm ent from Hr. and Mrt. X raie Witt. Tbe C agen rim e hern from N ebraska, by way of Miami, w h tre Cager worked aa a cook. Tha C ag en liva at 217 Oak. They b a r e a im all ton, Wayne. Witt aold tha oatlng establubm e at due to the lark of time to •upends* It* operation. For the p a rt yaar, he hat been employed in the engineering department at Iba Martin Co. plant. Tha Cageri aaid they plan to ehanga tha name of the firm. De­ tail* of a “ name our b u sln tst” contort will ba announced. tlonal policy." he declared. Father llciburgh eald the commieiion, which i* inveetlgeting the issue* of equal prolectiun of law* in houitng, voting and edu­ cation. will submit it* finding* and recommendation* lo Piesldeni Eisenhower and to (he (.'ongre** in a report expected to tie ready next September. The hearing Ju*t concluded, ac­ cording lo Father ifeauurgh, n«J one important affect—It “dramatiled " the homing duration Among lhn*e who tcatified were former baiehalt *tar Jackie Robliuon; Sen. Jacob JaviU, i KN.Y.); Francli Cardinal Spellman. Roman Catholic archbiihop of New York; Dr. Uardner C. T ay­ lor, preildenl of the 1‘ru ltiU n l Council of the City of New York; Irving M. Engel, preiident of the American Jaw ith Committee, and Roy Wilkin*, exteulive te ettiary of the National Association lor tha Advancement of Colored People. M an Found Dead; Suicide Is Ruled Will Die In Chair TALLAHASSEE (LTD - The .Supreme Court yettrrday upheld a death irnlrncr given a Columbia County Negro for the death of a Negro woman in March, 1917. E C. Daniel* was found guilty in Columbia County Circuit Court for thr death of t'U r* Mar Ward The Jury made no recommend* tmn for mercy, which makci the death acntcnce mandatory. Danlelt and the woman were on a dale and were drinking when a fight itarted. Daniel* claimed he hit her several tim ci with a Jack handle, then puttied her. earning her to fall agalnit a truck, hitting her head. lie aaid he drove her around a while lo revive her, but when ahe Mopped breathing, he Irft her body in some woods. Iter body w ai not found for 12 day*. Danieli didn't rtalm he wai not rripomibte for tbe woman's death, but contended therr w ain’t enough evidence to prove be plan red to kill her. In an opinion by Juilice Slcph rn O'Connell, the court ruled there wav sufficient evidence for thr jury to find him guilty of premeditated m urder. P*g* ft—Thur*. Feb. 5, 1959 5E» Xanforb derail HOUSTON, T f l . fU P I) — W ealthy oilman W. Howard L*« sued Hrdy Lamarr for divorce late Tuesday, claiming the aultry actress endangered hia h ealth by cruel treatm ant, Le*. who could not ba located for comment yesterday, a n d there was no community estate which had accumulated the flva ycara I they were married becauaa of ‘'extrem ely larga” living expensta. Mia* I.»m»rr I* now living at Beverly Illlla. Calif. " F o r a peri-d of many montha prior to the time that d efendant separated from plaintiff, aha wax guilty of ruch excesses, cruel trea tm e n t and outrage* aa to ser­ iously affect and endanger plaintKf'i health and to render living together tniupportable," the peti­ tion raid. Mlta Lamarr filed a federal suit against Lee Jan 2t, com ­ plaining that the virtually w ai without fund* and charging Lee 1 failed to comply with a re p a ra ­ tion agicement they signed. She avkrd for (SI.000 damage* from her eatranfed huiband. No Need To Fear, Secret Police Say MOSCOW (LTD - Alexander Shdepm , the new Soviet aecurily ihief. y rilrrd a y told the '.M*t Fi.vlel c'nnimiint«t Party eongrrv* Dial "sham eful ' police e itra a c a are a thing of the pait In the Soviet Unton Shelf pin ipoke at the eighth lesaion of the rengress, presided over hy Premier Nikita S. Khru ihrhcv. Shclrptn replaced Gen. Ivan Serov as chairman of the Mate security committee last year. lie told the delegates that the "elim ination" of former Security Chief Lavrenti Reria and hia “ a n ily tf !" mrant 'There will nev­ er tie any further violation of revolutionary Irgatlty." “ Revolutionary l e g a l i t y ha* been reitnred and thm r guilty of violating it have been punished,'* he taid , according lo the official Soviet new* agency Ta»» “ E very Soviet rlliren can re»t assured that nothing like that sham eful business will ever re ­ peat itself ..Neither our p arty nor our central committee will toler­ ate th a t," he added. MIAMI BEACH (U M i-I U rr y Nachman, ftj, thot himielf to death at hit home hrre early Wedneiday, police reported The victim w ai found by hit wile, Helen. Nachman wai ilrot through the temple with a 23 InduMry aourcea estimate that I.'. S' factories void 2,1100,1100 pho­ caliber automatic pittol. American families own more Police aaid he left a note indi­ nograph* In 1931, compared with than 49.1 billion dollars' worth of I nearly live million In 1937, cating ha wax despondent. lifo insurance. Orders now being taken for copies of r -v- - ** 1* n-v -f y A55-i..: - r ^ r - T Ui (A* S-rt **.n - i r :1 ( • s g m s -o w : ’ Mop MT Sh o O O X T en s X > u X c. jtl ( f •*! T l i X r a r S ie R ', - . A -r - a . u Ih c S a n f o r d H e r a ld p id k o h in ljto w d & i e d it io n SURU.KeNNETM, ACVflUWAVS For the paat 3 3 j car.* i t has been the custom of the Sanford Herald to publish annually a NO pictorial tourist edition, which will cover o »a k ; va _ .V C J CAN PLAY I ’M > e U 3 'J SAL QPAN3M OTW E7. IB YC 3ST<> A MY GRANDMA CAN L ‘C < Y D U 7a«A N PM A .r CASE t o /. < X all phases of INDUSTRY k AGRICULTURE, C Z < a U HOME BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOLS k CHURCHES, SPORTS. NAVY ACTIVITIES. SEMI NOLI'. COUNTY AND CULTURE Thia rtHtlon can be mailed anywhere in the 25 world on tha date of publication for ^ tm a t 's wmat t t n e i r AWCuT \BRON 1CA.' M O V S * ..- AUP W t u ALL BO A ST , A U ttSM M ALLO W S J i n t h *. 3we/5 5 0 RtSLILARr uey t = i « a m . A p£ALH I U 1 y C£ < Be aura and plan to eend your friend* up north a copy of thia annual tourint edition *o that they can *ee just what n wonderful ^ A pile* Seminole County is . t*3 _ T h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld C ad i oh 204 W. 1st Street —H4* S h in y yo u h , « G h d sh FA 2-2611 1 ' WITH ALL MSP DOUuor. ' • H I U K C S T O LIV E L IK E a n y o t h ib p l a in . SlMPLA TE R N -A O E GIRL,* �n Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive Want Ad r i i t t i r i v n INDEX CLASSIFIED I k~FOR RENT 1—LOST AND FOUND • r - F O R RENT I- A—ROOM A BOARD X—REACH RENTALS 4— RANTED TO RENT 4—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE «— FARMS • ACREAGE . GROVES T—REAL ESTATE R ANTED A—MISCELLANEOUS A—FLOWERS - PLANTS m SHRUBS W IB—O FFICE EQUIPMENT II— ALTOMOniLES . <—FOR RENT 90 Furniihed cottage for rent at 4 Large twin bedroom, private an PoinU. Call FA 2 1467. trance, private bath. Phene FA 2 4704. ' BEDROOM unfurnished hou«e. m Per month Call FA 2 3424. Clean downitairi furnuhtd apt ell heat. All Park. FURNISHED APT. 20P* W. 1ST. houae, |1S per Thii it a gueit p m to the R iti 2 BEDROOM month. Ph. FA m i l . Theatre for W. J. Payne. F.ap. date Feh. 1*. ’SI I BEDROOM houve newly refin 7 BEDROOM houie. k I t r h » .. Hhed, VO W. 3rd. AdultJ, no peti. e q u i p p e d . FA 2 2140 or FA 2 0774 Clean nicely fumivhed apartment tOOI., ahady clean apt. Firat ll» Elm Ave. FA 1-7157. floor; private entrance*; for r e ­ fined co u p lt; no peti. ISO* W. Two bedroom houve. kitchen 3rd St. equipment. 401 San Carlo* Ml 00 monthly. Phone FA 2 3111 Furnnhed 2 bedroom apt. MS. Robert A. Wtlllami. n o i Magnolia Ate f a m u #«a(arh Siralk Thura. Kab. LAPF-A-DAY 1959— rage 7 4 - R I A L t m n fob «a l» U A—ROOPINO A PLUMRINO 1 b r . CB home, alerlrle kitchen CURB GIRLS over 21. Apply in equipment. Ill# bath, jaloutla person at Pig ’N Whistle. window*, utility rm , landscap­ ed lawn, la ri* brtrk Bar RQ REFINED while lady for light TITUSVILLE .vn ft. from Naval Bate. 46,900 housekeeping and part time PLUMBING A HEATING INC. FA 2-34T4. ra re of 2 school age children. Lfcrnied — Bonded — Insured In rtchang* for room and board Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, I^ e ib u rf. 2 br. CB homr. acreen porch, kit­ In my home. FA 2-1414 after Sanford, Tituavllle and r tr . chen equipped, im atl down pay4 p. m. SANFORD - Phone FA 2-7MI meat. FIIA financed 437 a month. Larga nicely landscaped W«le nr Fem ilc 2 4 - 4 . ANO j i k l v Ig lT " lot. Venetian blind*. Call Colby rA 3-1330 eat. 406 g to 4 p. m. Men Women 110 Duly. Sell luml PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING nou* nameplate* Writ* Reeve* after « FA 206*3. W. I . HARMON Co , Attleboro, Mas*. Tb. FA 2 4223 After 1 on p. ra. v It 3 Bedroom Home. 2 bathv. family room, kitchen equipped, W( m Tw m . i v M/ :DIATf:LV MAS H n i.tn N G t f i m h ^ bi t'R WOMAN to supply (onsum ^ ----------living-dining room, Florida room For carpentry, painting, »"r»enera with Riwlirtgh Product* drapes. Tree* A ihruh* Quiet ing, roofing, and plast«r repair, in Sanford or E. Volusia Co. neighborhood in city limit*. asphalt tile, a tb tsto i aiding, Can earn 420 weekly part time Call FA 2i*fi* (or detail*. " * P '' lavallng 4100 and up full lime. See F ■ *ni| repairing garage* and I BEDROOM furnnhed house or W. M attey P. O. Bos 74 wrecking call F ,\ 2 4199. Anthony or write R aw lrig h '* ---------will trad e on equity on Modern Dept, FAR 440 324 , Memphis, house trailer. Ph. FA 2 3071, Tenn. OPEN SAT. FEB. T. 12 to • P. M. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Geneva Village, 2 new masonry ki—Wart wanted Part* for all make* of cleaner*; home*. F.tectrolui, Hoover, Kirby, etc. SF.CRET.ARY—Receptionist, mrdl 3 Bedroom, oik floor, tile bath, F ree pick up. Work guaranteed, cal Reference*. Ph. FA 23241. FA 2-4763. rtrp o rle . utility room with toi­ let, ahowrr. let tub I bedroom. EXPERIENCED colored block Fla. room, rarport*. utility layer, handy man. construction House Wiring — F.iectrla Servieo Sid Vlhlen room with ahower. ta ts 40' by workrr. Will work in Sanford, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. I4F, Yards spruged. paved Orlando. Apopka nr surrounding FA 2-0413 street, t blork tn postnffire. area* Has transportstlon. Ph. 112 3lagno:ia FA 2 3223 M A — store. *ch<wl, churches. Priced ■UTl B K C T R U I : p a in t in g below apprai*ed value. 2nd A 3rd houses from First Baptist Bahynt or Iron. FA 2 192* FLOOR landing and fmtahlai Church. Owner W H Bridges Work wanted a* porter, lanttor or Cleaning, w a g i n g . Serving diihw*«her. 70S Ray A*e. 3 Rdrm home. 2 hsih. fireplare, Seminole County amca 1113. acreen porch, fenced patio, II. M. Glraian. Luke Mary Tainting A I I A 2 792*. large lot with fruit tree*. PAINTING FA 2 3640. Ironing, ioc At 13c. FA 2 7241. Will paint average block houte. Boons hou*r. hardwood Hoof*. | Trui k driver — warehouse A trim Included lor 4123UQ. H4*t kitchen r lf iin c , *pace heal.. ';■4T 1n*: — routeniau Write grade paint and lit. rlas* work­ air conditioned Inquire T ill 7*- O. B*'\ I.akr Mary, 71a manship Average room* 413.00, Mellon ulle labor only. Reference* furntlh23—dv^kl'IAL ITr.R M ck s rd . Call FA 2 1292 3 STORY frame colomsl *l*le TUMPS - SPRINKLER homr. 3 largr bedroom* with 27— X(>T|(|KS—PERSUNA^LH^^" SYSTEMS large closets, 2'* baths, living room with fireplace, dining All types and sire* Initalled income tax servic ^ ' •'Do It Yourself' room, huilrr*, pantry, kllchrn. Win, H. Murray — den. reception room and three WE REPAIR AMI SERVICE 1111 Celery Ave. FA 3-1314 porrhes; garage and carporte. S T I N E Closed Sunday . lo cated on 2 large lo r n tr lot* M irhlae and Sapply t’s. Good potential for Investment 307 W. 2nd SC Ph. FA 1 4432 E B B S n r income. Priced at SlS.nX) Cotton A Wool Yarn*. Natleaa. HEATING Shown by ippolntmrnl onty. PLUMBING iM iP l^ v X ROtCV* XTACMS TRAILERS 11—BOATS A MOTORS 11—FARM SUPPLIES A 1IACII INK It Y I I —PETS . LIVESTOCK . SUPPLIES REDROOM houve. e l e c t r i c 3 BEDROOM houte, unlurnlihed. U —ARTICLES WANTED IKVI Douglai, FA 2 0473. kitchen, fenced verd. plenty of room. 170 monthly. Adjacent to IS—PLACES TO EAT *'• REDROOM unfurnished houve Ravenna Park. FA 2 74*3 or Of I I —BEAUTY PARLORS 4IS. Ph. FA 21210 FA 2 6007 after 4 p. m. ] ft—FEMALE HELP WANTED 2 REDROOM home, furnished. I 14—MALE HELP WANTED 1—BEAL ESTATE FOR BA l.I Adulla. FA 2 71*4. 20—MALE OR FEMALE 31 WORK WANTED it M A h A APARTMENTS: room* SPORTSMAN’S 32— BUSINESS pr-.vare bath*. 114 W. First BE k U*l * •« In OPPORTUNITIES DREAM "The laat roll of film you aoM me wasn't very flat* 31—SPECIAI SERVICES T hu 4 bedroom, concrete block. 31—PIANO SERVICES Uring.” P i hath home ha* a completely 24-A -BlILD IN O CONTRACTORS equipped kitchen leading to a I rbruary 2 34— ELECTRICAL r e a l 1ST a t * r o t* IULR R IA L BBTATE FOR RALE •paelou* Florida room over­ Admivvinat A CONTRACTORS looking the r**Ung golf court* Mrv. Clarence Broth (S an ­ • Z4-A-BUTLDING, REPAIRS, SOUTH PINECREST: 1 bedroom The ear and hoatporlr protect* ford i hom r, Uv baths Low down 35- U BUILDING SUPPLIES both land and w ater trtnvpor pavm rnt. I ll month. 117 W. 37—NOTICE • PERSONALS Frank Thomas iOitren) • >tion Thl* modern home I* Woodland Dr. FA 2 2MF 34—ARTICLES FOR SALE Walter Griffin (Sanford) near shopping area and I* only 3B—FURNITURE A Ike Murray i Sanfordi 111 £»*>, Buy the owner * equity HOUSEHOLD Rufuv Whitten (Sanford) IF IT 18 REAL ESTATE and n iu m e the 4 '»*% mortgage Julia Rohlnmn (Rintord) aik Crum'ay A Mont*iDi I -L O S T AND FOUND IT IS SMART TO M nrlcy Higgins t W a n l i at UT S-vuth Park Ph. FA 2 4114 Joanne Goettllchrr (Sanford) g.(JST—LEASE. nie Sale Oo HUY BEFORE THE lioberi W. Itrown (Sanford) For the Best Bat* tn Real Fvl»t* Everything. Furniture ten ter I oretta Johnson iOrlando) BOOM, CALL FAIRSLF. CULLEN A HAKKKY Thereva Reule tSanfordl 2—FOR RENT W. A. Cagl*. Jr. SaU tm an ' I n Richard lludion (Oviedo) FAX 2*4991 for nn ap­ 110 N. Park At*. Ft*. FA 3-2141 MAYFAIR SECTION - 2 bedroon Births pointment NOW. furnished huuvc: a ir <ondlti»n<r Itatiy lxiv to Mr and Mr* 2 bedroom 3 BEDROOM - 2 HATH HOME fram e homr with deep fre rrr, autom atic washer. Beautiful, apadoo* on th r r t lot*. William Dubbin* (Lake M ary) Florida room, located nrar high FA M il l. Double carporte. kitchen equip lit by girl to Mr. and Mrs. ichool. Kitchen equipped. Thu ped. Central heat and air con Rudv i.uetllichrr (Sanford) home la three year* old and n dimmed. Hardwood Goon e> D itrhargea a t dean and neat a* when It ir p l Florida Room which is Mr* Edwin Lindsey (Sanford) wa* brand naw. Price M5«o cork lile, Fireplare. Plus boat Mr* Eliraheth William* Ruy owner'! equity and pay port. THIS IS THE BEST HUY (Sanford) only t32IT per month including IN SANFORD D enm t Wren (Sanfordi laat* and Imurance. Tbr-ida. Tape*. Homes Desipneil For II. II. HOPE CO. Mr- Eugene Holland (Lake FOR RENT MULLINS HORRY SHOP 1 BEDROOM I RATH HOME Florida Living. 964 S. Park ---FA t CJ4 M ary). S i. JLtwa Rmk f Ctmfmmf 2 BEDROOM unfurnilhtd homr. .1 i 1 Hedrooms— 1 A 2 Hatha Corner lot At Tb* Sign Of The Teleim PaU* Kuchen Equipped Couplet who have had a child Anthony Tilman (Sanfordi 2117 S. French AvoFlorida room, newly tiled kit h w p i a i, s i g v t c t t — i Very good financing. Down pay 1.6 N Park Ave. Ph. FA '2-4I2J r February 1 Lorn tu them, and with to adopt cbtn and bath. MO per month. tu tn l only i*t»). JscS rl* VA FHA lllrlhv another, now can adopt chlldrrn Iloni* . T*nl* . I.ti*ggjj* AUTO CLASS W. H. "Bill" 8 T E M P K R Agency ROSA L. PAYTON a r m y Na v y s i h p l u s from the Children’* Home Society llaby girl to .Mr. and Mr* FHA In Service 2 BEDROOM — I BATH HOME R*rl*tcred Baal Eilat* MrnVar Realtor A In tu rrr 310 Hanford Avenue INSTALLED of Florida. Leon Johnvon (Urlvndo) Exceptionally nice home nn Ph. FA 2-1101-17-91 at Hiawatha Couvcntionnl Aitoe. Laura B. O titr, II. E. T if ftr A lute which barred couplet Dim bar get Windshield nark f'.lasa FACTORY J O YOU shaded cornrr lot. Fenced yard Arlett Price, Everett Harper vvith children of their own wav F a th e r Houve (Oviedo) Door (Han* N ent (Han* Financing ALUMINUM F airly priced. Mcr section. Phone FA 2 4141 113 N'. Park FOR the economy minded— 3-bed made at a time when the Society Thom as Whatley (Sanfordi VENETIAN BUNDS S E IlV IC t : room i ’ll home, porch carporte, had a long waiting li»t of adop Mr*. Incr Green and baby 13 Bit. home I1a mile* from city Dow n Payments utility rooms, equipped kitchen. Senkarik lilaww anil I’-iint ( ’». Enclosed head Sag proof hotiaw* J BEDROOM PINECREST Home _ live applicanti. Thl* it no longer (toy (Sanfordi rail with plastic end*. Plaitie lim its; double carporie. t acre My equity and take up rrmam 142-114 W. 2nd SI. Pk. FA 2-4422 Fenced yard I I.W down. Movr I-oav As $400 " the cave. C larice Lingard ISanford) land. 42.000 down. Total price nr rayon tapes. Cellaa or aytoa Ing VA loin. Ideal for children In tn 3 minutes. cords. 411.000. Ph. FA 2 2790 G race Arm IcGcr (Sanford) "Many are now happily taking Wi ll. DRILLING Immediate Occupancy t-orated nn non through street Mr*. Ophelia Ilennclt Fairbanks Klorsa Pmnpi their children home within m S e n k a r ik ( .la s n a n d T a i n t C o . Phone FA 2 6393 UV Cuarnntee l’cramial Seminole Realty R epllts to alt makes LOTS FOR SALE U rg e 62 s 119 montht of their firvt letter or 112 I II W. 2nd St. Ph, FA 2 6421 (Sanford I ijnliiifisc-tioii ur Your W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR HOW ARD W. LONG Good land, cleared, some land phone call to uv,’’ one of the di F ebruary 3 Elir. Methvln—Velma Gontalrr, PAY r*»h for land on road W'm Money Cheerfully 3 Piere living room tulle, needs 207 K Commercial A*e. •raping. Cash or small payment rrc to ri tald. Admission* Fcnnomou, -Seyhold Bldg, Mi Adelaide II Most* — AHoelate*. nrfunded. rrfimshinf. EA 2-7466. Phone FA 7 ^3 3 down, balance 423 per month. ami John Wilkrnion (llillieshurch It*0| P»rk Ave FA 2 3B2 The Children’* Home Society IB. MANN Mi** i of Florida It a private agency, This i< a surst pa** In ihe Bur Complete art men's McGregor Hat 33 Lake Manioc MAJOR BROWN REALTY Irene .Smith (Sanfordi and th e ,only one verting the rn golf clttbl. EA 2 2*0 LAKE FRONT—Beautiful furnish Theatre for F. J Mill* Esp Phase FA 2 2613 Rtailor Ann llulchinxin (Hanford) lire slate. Thp United Fund in ed 2 Hedrrmm rnnrrele block date Erh It. y LAKE MARY S piare 'lavtag W**her A rmggr, Beulah Mar Levtrttte Seminole County aupparli the home. FA 34906. Ph FA 2 3U7 evy FA 7 ;964 *30 Drop leaf table 43 40. T*’avniun lutw* leaked ) rao. HOME SEEKKILS ( Sanford t % agency. FA I-73M ROLLIKS HORBY HROP H arriet (■rani ISanford) 14 ROOM hou»r, reed* »omt re Beautiful 1 BR. I rs tra large tilt 2 Large bedroom block home At Tb* Sign Of Tba Totem Pal*. Births pairs (in 2 lot* Close In Sacn IIOTPOLVT refrigerator, It* eu. bath home aituated on large lot SS17 S. French Av«. Florida roam, carporte, wood llaby boy to 31 r. and Mr* Cor. Hwv. 17-92 A 27th 81 . Olson Vs- Calhoun flee, Irrrni FA 2 2341 ft Prrfecl condition. 4140. In second addition of Piaeerrst. floor*, auluinallr heal, large R irh trd I.. Hudton (O virdol Phont FA 2-1501 FA 2 6121 * SAN FRANCISCO i t t'l>— For­ Quick l^u n d ro m tl Strvleo Spaciou* Using room, equipped living area, panelled d nullr flaky girl to Mr. and Mr* Shirt* F’inUhed In 16 Hour* m er middleweight champion Carl T H ER E IS NO I’U C E Fruit trees ami lake privilege* kitchen, lovely te rrairo floors r j II.DING .AND 3 I.OIS Balph .Smith i8*nfordi More than trvi rords of dry (a t Sanitora p ry Claantne (Boboi Ofsnn has signed to meet ANY PLACE LIKE THIS P U C E $l2,f»»'. small dnwn payment ____ D L rharg r* (h ersiied carporte and utility J<or4|H „ r i h g> Park Me pine Hell all nr part Waller AtF. :» th St. Fnodmart Itldr Rory Calhoun in a 10-roundrr at TO FIND SUCH BARGAINS room only 4ttSo down and pay­ FA 2 63Vi, Mr Simon, timulhart SOI TIISIDl! vinoil at Pinecrrst T raitrr Park Dorothy Karnes IS a n fo rd 1 (he Cow Palace March 30. Olson, I . At'MIROMAT Rloek budding ha* over S O mo ltd . I.ake Mary. ments less than rent. Term* on S P a r k A v e o f w r it e B o v 1127 F ebruary 4 nn a comeback campaign, ha* squarr It. of floor area tail! I HIS Ml .*>1 HE I HE I'l^AcE Sanford, I'la ENVELOPES. I^ttcrhrail*. ataledown payment if deiirrd. Im DUchargr* won hi* last three light* by knock 4 - r i.o w r .R s . ri.A v n * site 126 Ft. by 161 ft. Priced, COME SEE US mrnt*. Invoice*, hand bill*, and mediate poiieision. Ech Drowning (Sanford) cuts. at only 44300. program*, r tc Progresiivc 24—FURNITURE and Ida I'ra rlrr and baby hoy (.R API.All I E No t — 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath home NURSERY niipH i Hoi.D G noisa Exclusive with I'riiding ('» I’hnnr *’A 2 2431 — Lovely cuuntry hometitr about 3 f Sanford > BE At TtEl 1. nn 3 l-nta, Mayfilr area com HOLLY 30* W rit t ill St mllr* South of Sanford Thl* RORERT A. WILLIAMS. R nllor H arry Pallrrson iDeBary) REM. IS YOU'R FURNITURE Ail kimli and lire* Champ Files Entry pletrlv furnnhed, 425.000 Rivmnad l.undqulst, A«*«. a n It. x 210 ft U t i* lugh Susie W’ainright (Hanford) FA 2 0114 RO LI.AW AY. Ifn .p t* l and Raby • We BUY the Most NEW YORK ( U P I)— Parry A lltnllc Bank Rldg. .No I —T llrdronmi. 2 Hath*. Elor- Grapeville Avr and dry with many ntre ahade FA J 3431 Elsie May Grccnleaf Re*l«. Day. Week or Month— • Wr SELL the Most O’Brien, holder of the world in ireei. Total p rirr fTino nr 4300 (S anfordi lila Room, (Vntr*l Air CondiTfl. FA 2-31 It Furmtura Canter • Wr PAY lha Alost Mi lion Maikrl C A R It A G F. door thotpul rrrortl of fit feel. 3'i “ c o u n t r y CLUII Shirley Higgint (Sanfordi dnwn end 123 monthly payment. tinning and Healing, ilak Hnnra, SUPER TRADING POST H I Meit First St, PL.AN7S f.ir isle Tred Thur*tnehe*. hat filed his enlrv for lh» Built in Range and Oven. Dw Ralph Spoils (Benson J u n c ­ Ph. TA 2WT7 len. FA 2 3590 V . S. trark and field championFurniture Moving A Moral* MANOR tion i If you raivQot (tod ynur Kind of, ble Carport on 3 Loti. 123 300 ship* here Fch. 21. O'Brien never C. E. PIIII.MI'.S. Agent houte luted fnr sale why not Ale* l-m n e Jr (Geneva) • BIG VALUES 2 Hedroom* has been beaten indoors m his Nn .1—1 Bedroom*. 7 Bath*. May Floral Airangrm rnta — t'o ria g tl WASH BURN VAN LINKS come in and talk it over with Joyce Portion (Sanfordi • QUICK CREDIT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP specialty. la ir .Section. Bmll in llarige and 1300 F'rrnch Ave. FA 2 1401 Florida Hoot** us G ertrude Caidvtell (Sanford) • EASY TERMS EA 2 1122 or FA 2 0271) Oven. T rrrarm floor*, saip o ri — P.H.A. — PBESKUA'E your baby's *tmr* in Stcnstrom Realty sn o n o , WILSON - M A ltiit Cla*aified Display WOODRUFF'S rverlatlinw* bronte. gold or HERBERT STENSTROM New And Used Furniture Nn 4—3 Bedroom*. 2 lial/v* Flcr Farm A Cardan Cooler •liver—Write 311 E r m t SI FA 2 3621 Realtor nb \ | I M 4l,4 * . >1711 ». id* Room, kitchen equ.pped ANNUALS RAM KRAFT t.VNN RISNEB M a i * * o f frf'.fi-iA Including lilth Washer. Ditpo* 66) Celery A**. *ta North n e ith St. IN I*IIII M%| | ’ tOTTIE RROAIIWAY (Includm Cloning | {SAVES I n * r ll » r I •••!» *•! I Davluna Brarh, I'll. all and Autnmaiu Washrr, IJu ff-Tt I WJ .U „ h H -is m a i f* r , g KEN TORRETT Jijf'r.ril lii IV* • % ft nn mcr M HU,213. I N ew A U i t d Associate* tu« f a | *-1 RF.MODEIJNO i i %%i M i n i r. F u r n itu r e a n d A p p lia n ce * Pb. FA 2 2421 1|f# f ,* i r r o h v Ci CDi 4 M l ' 1* • III ,N. r* rk .No J —3 Bedroom* I Bath nt $3 Pl.YM ot til t dr. RAH. 5300 Free Estimat** u p 4 # r t i f f n * ' V • i 1i ' t H * l i t 71 <lav FA 2 IM A before 6 p m U t Iota. May i>e purrhasti Frank I. Bakrr FA 2 7777 r iiif u a r i ' l* 1»*> iticatni I#| 4bf III*' »al-la • i > • •ji.»* jik I f *■ •*( furnished If d ru re d 5I3QOO *#ft1|Mu|» 4 1.4*4 -, b'J •Ml« »i*r f ll.« I i» BEL AIR S(Hirts t'oupe. ItAH, 2! s —ri.U wIll.M; a an HUiil'INfl 202 201 E. F irst St. Ph. FA 2-0212 Unfurnished. twttiri> •s*4# *-| luut l i m , tiowrr low mllesgr. one ■■ ■ ■ — . . .. K i*p iitrii isiiifR *’f owner. ANill trade lur ownet*| Pl.l'MIlINt* W rit o f Franck Used furniture, appliance*, leols n n iu .N f 9' I m r v a , No A—2 llcilromn* I Bath, Eler ef. e l l a . t * *1 •' 4II I * . th in equity and lake up payments Contracting A Rrpslri etc. Bought-sold. Larry'* M art Arcaua an tOth 4tr*«t. Range and W a t r r Heater. IR<I trier. tDlbe «»»llrltinn »«» 1*6 Cali IA 7 29(4 Frro Estimates 21$ Sanford Av* Ph. FA 2-AUt. •a i d J u r f t * '• fin 1 1 • • M l i i t i t a i 59,730 00 MODEL OPEN DAILY n f I i c » * |HI 11 e i i a t i o n i f » a l 4 *# • ----------------------------------------------R. I - HARAEV Ilia ( r rU r d i t c h a r a lt*B CHRYSLER Wiivdsor. 1436, 4 door ;qg Sanford Avr. Phone FA 2 3313 Nn 7—2 Bedroom*, 1 hath, Oak htr a»a»v»-n IStfi *••» ifdan. power attering, push but l*al #« t t f • t ’ r M i l l tj»? o f J a r . Shmjt Igvirhi, • tl-y raro ld Jap Floor*, carport on 2 fa-la. 1200 Down SI(10 Monthly h im , v I • if:* ton drive, low mileage. Car in ane.e f»y, wrote a letter in The 54 300 , \ n .n n c i. H w p rrfrrt rondltion No tr id r • •* * % llaiald. seeking a ' lew American 3 BEDROOMS with ntk floor* n% t %» uttif rf ft • 4tl pen pall." ceramic tile h u h . utility ro»m No 6—2 BedriHirn* I Rath, kit si tna* Cat! at 2417 Orange *f i- r ' . h i J I M M O N T chen Equipped. 59 230 and carport*. Ntr* y ird 'h ► • f N* *• •' b !*• i i l i l ShlaJI w** told by hi* English I'L l MRIV, n r r s ^ T i t-M u m iii i Mc in t o b ii 1532 NASH Amha**adnr. new good carpet of g ra n teacher that the belt w*y to find III. NTINf. • Nlnl.il Imiit 11unit-* , \ f t >vr f>• - • f t-1 » «•* ajtrI ft .No 9—? Bedroom*. I n*th, Flor­ tires. 1100 . Can he seen a t 1117 l-t aa 43.1a It .it.||*i« a pm pal I* to write to an Ameri­ ida Bourn, I'v tail a. 59,WX) 00 u f *«| it I f *«f hlft Summrrlin or rail FA 2 tllo • L'Uhlom liuill AIR (t).MIIHONING can newspaper. He ***» the aer- M.0(1(1 Down SI(10 Monthly % it 1 44 i iif* t r r i . i i « n « \ n tN T R A e r and REPAIR WORK and Jap tn eic to write the Herald. 4 BEDROOMS. 2 baths well locat No. lu—2 lledriaim*. I Hath, Dt I.'-RIIA TS and MOfORJl • •MI t% \ III.»: li IM7 Kanfeid Ave. F A 2 41U tail i, Kitchen Equipped, 41,300. "I would approbate K very ed in town. Total price 411,000 !>• I f f 14 r i m i i Htfttuftt of IM D SPEt 1Al. SAI.E on alt 1931 mwirl much if you can let me know ROSA L PAYTON, Broker X iiT d t if* iii:nt:» ir « m i:v No. I t —2 Bedroom*, t Bath, Ex­ Evinrudet. iwuis amt Gatur Plumbing Kcpairs That » U I la kr r th# t»f hoy* aod girl*, or If you can rhone FA 2 1301 Indudrn ( lie-ini; (o s | tra l.arge tail, Kitchen Equipp­ trailer* alto all used motor* H r ff*M». * c 4# ti | fl* a t# f* * • fl|*«| > give a little note in your paper »o Joe lbom is • a LI i t r t l f l f ftla t f "»i ifrcnl f '4 tm J ed. 46.230 00 ted u trd to auction wholesale. 102-3 Santa St I*»>J*|J 9l i t r e T.» • e r ' l f l . a l e I might re t »ome an*«fr*." wrote NEW three bedroom block home F.A 2 0*349 Turn Weal On 201 h titlHi Iw nil <af of l i i i i t n i f , H i # Shinji ftiituon Sporting Good* 304 61 in hi* effort to make Si. Follow Country it* r I «*1 4•* o f lh # • e* Built in GE kitchen units, car No. 12—2 Large laita, laich Artwir E. lit. friend* with American* hi* age. ( h r rtatrv* n w h l f h It * « a a t I C f t t d 337 ft. fro n ta l' on atrret, run parte, screened porch, large Cub ltd. A Watch • ft a* f i s l h a t i "Gateway tn the Waterway" The hoy i* tn the ternnd grad* mng back lo Lake 47,300 lot. P rtrrd to sell bv owner. (c rilf * f e V •• 1 ) ‘ T » ir i f Ittu For Our Signs . . . in re J r « A. I» l » ; t *1 Shokrl 1. S. S. and hi* hobbies Ynur Ftinrude Dealer WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS Snu'l down payment. Phone fi?ilTi»4\ o r rnMf*»;nTT •re judo and stamp collertlna Nn 13—4 Unit Apartment llouie, ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Icfit • : A ' * I M H l -* t •? FA 2-0312 after 3 p. m or Furnished Itl.Vw. TO SANFORD I ' l n a C icil IM it ll no b * I ’a a o Anyone intrrratcd In richanglng 304 6-a T. I ll I'kann FA 2-3961 weekend*. T| correspondence with this lad ran X art sa Ji i 4%hl«t a*i»1 |rrna !* No 14—2 Bedroom. Country B«at motors — t Mark 13 A 1 13 9:00 A. M. T il Dark AAe invite vnu In b e uur cursta aliMsIulrly fret l i r t n l u r # 1 al A P r f ic iij i i m n i r t ) write him at the following ad home, furnishrd, $4,730 FARMER'S ACiENtY M i n * tr» f M \ Tuntf* of F c m l n n l c h p. Firestone. Call FA 2 710 wilhnut nhlicatiun nt one of Snnford’a leading d riia: Shmyi Iguchl. 3-142 Ogiku SUNDAY I t a i * • t r i o r U a t n U * * • jr h u r « N. V. Farm er, RaalUr after fi p m. ttf |eftt*a ih a ll h * f r<lf#.«-w-t a o. bo, -Suginavvl-ku, Tokyo, Japan. No 13—breach Ave. and Highway Motels while you locate nullable housing (or 2:00 P. M. T il Dark B. ft. n i i M r t , A»*ee. c o r d l n * f u I r «*’ fh» h f n p t r t r »loa. ' If th»re a r t any boy* and girt* Frontage. Acreage and Orange n ^ t ! T u i n t a ( > S S S T " 1 t r l M i l In « urh irfllflt » t* H ( l| L# >ou a n d your family. Pick up your key al th* *..|1 1e» t h e f* 1• fi • • 4 t*l«l4#r a l t h o who would like lo correspond with HI S. Frtaeh A rt. Ph. FA 2 3221 Grove*. Term* on Alt. Salea Office. frevnf o f tha »,<9r«.r*«|a <*rtun*% someone in Japan, please send After hour* FA 2 2411 or M 2 4421 Inquire by Number. BOXER puppir* 7 week* old C ou rt | f * t . * * al s i n f f i r d l ’L.ri«1a nf% I k e •’If *7 H b d l i ) Hi fit#- m o m H their names and addrriar* In our Phone FA 2 7600 rvf M a n * hhl i.1 It t h e 2n4 RAYMOND M. DAI.I, school," Shinji said. The ad d re n REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN dav of X arrb , t ' l t 17- IE A U IT P A E L O U I (Lift :<th dar of Janw arr. of (he school Is: Mr. Tiuneo 2444 T rtnch Ava. Construction Co.. Inr. REALTOR * LN'SUROR H i) Iwaiaki. A teacher of Engltih, Third St. A P ir k Avenut. South fiCAfe) Ill Wrat 2 lth Ktreet B R A IL E Y O D H A M , T r o t. J. W. HALL HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK • i f* Hirndm Shokrl L. S. S , 1 463 NishitamaPhono FA 2-Jtuj Y 'llt Call Rail Corner IIwy. 17-92 A 27lh St. Phono TK 2-1—9 n a r k •*»ffuH I'R trt Realtor , Feb Special: 910 permanent 47 30 chi. Sugiaamlbu. Tokyo, Japan. » il» Coast*. JTIvridn Phone r .A 2 34(1 -Call Hair* r w FA 24441 fA 2 37U 103 So. Oak Hospital Notes SU N LA N D Estates & South PINECREST Rules Are Chsnged • On Child Adoption 3rd Addition. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Legal Notice *2801.00 8 2 8 0 .00 $ RAVENNA PARK HOM ES $450 Down Mather of Sanford Jopanese Boy Asks U. S. Pen-Pals In Letter To Herald m (£■ OPEN D A IL Y S lu te m a h e A . Odham & Tudor, Inc. J w :* rf �•- _ _ u Faff* ff—Thor*. Peb. 8. 1988 Florida Awaiting Report On Harrison's Activities ORANGES FROM SANFORD—Official* of Aacot Manufacturing Corp- and Sanford Manufacturing Co. displayed orungc# stamp­ ed “Sanford, Florida," a t the annual show of th e two firm# in New York. Here, left to tight, are Jerry MHtxcr, aalca representa­ tive for Sanford Manufacturing, former fc— ■■ ■■ --------- —----------------- ----------- Sanford resident and brother of Marvin Meltzer, manager of the local plant; a outtomer, and Milton Ratner, a partner in the firm. The orange* brought fine publicity to Sanford. They were given out during a re­ c e n t extreme cold wave in New York. - ■— Longwood Honor Roll Students Receive Awards I re* sponsored dance for teenagers numbered over 130 last Friday night when Uit event was held In the Park. Wmnrra of the fast dam e were Janice Weslmore and Richard McCanns and Jo Ann Nix and Gerry G irard look the alow dance prise. Serving a* chaperone* were Mr. and lira . David Grice, TYnii Ricks, Dick Zartman. Gerry Tetre ault, Mr. and Mra. L. B. Hopkins, Don llro»n. Bill and Marge l-alire* and visitnn, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Monger and Police Chief Claude Layn and Mra. Layo. Tourlvt Club The Longwood Tourist Club will lie hoit. Wednesday, Fell. II, at a shuffleboard tournament meet­ ing with the Lake Helen club at the local park. A chicken dinner, moderately priced, will lie served .hy commit­ tee m em bers Mrs. Arthur Rrhaef fer, Mrs o ils f-ee. Mrs Ben Law* and Mrs. F. W. Fales. The public Is invited. 1111 f lub Met Home Bem-instration club memIwrs met today at the lib rary hall at in :30 a m for their monthly business and prugram, Mrs Charles Morrison spoke on "Furniture Selections and Ar­ rangem ents". Mrs. K. Bennett led the devo­ By Jo llammond Phone VA M is t flilrty-one Lyman student*, adca 7-12, were presented certiale aw ards placing them nn the Sem ester Honor Roll. Named (ropi US undents were: Bonnie Allen, Aldene Cole, P atty Hollis, Carole Lurarelit, David Strvrnton. LaMar Perry—12th grade; Mcri Van Pelt, Rob Bennett, Jam es uste, John Kennedy, Mary Ann ffenningcr—11th grade Beverly C urtin, William Mak er, P atty Morgan—loth grade; Darlene Shea. Judy Wright. Paula Andrews, Dawn Uarne*, Jon Ftm m cl. Patricia Wilah, David Blanchard. Carolyn Haynie, Nan •y Letourneau—ninth grade Jennifer Jordon, Betty Khld, Sandra Unlry, Irene Beak, Marion Helm—eighth grade; Donna Mc­ Coy, Glenda Payna, Marcia Ly•a*—seventh grade. County Firemen Meet Seminole County Firem en rep resenting the tlx departm ents of Sanford. Lake Mary. Cavsclbrrry, Longwood, Oviedo and Altamonte Springs held thrtr .January meet kig at the local park. Tam m Urr, Del j ml, vice pre I Sent of disrtrict six of the state association, was guest speaker. Muvtea on fire fighting were shown and an open discussion bold. Next meeting of the group will tional). le n te n S rrv lrri be Wednesday, Feh. 2i In San Avh Wednesday Penitential Of­ bird. fice ami Holy Communion serv­ Teenage llanre Attendance at the wivkly Jay- in'* will tie held at Christ Fpis K E Robert W. Brown Dies In Hospital Rol-ert W. Brown, 8a, died In Seminole Memorial Hospital at 6MB a. m yesterday after a ling­ ering Illness. He w at lorn May T, 1902. In Louisville, Ky , and cam* to San. ford six months ago from Orlando A retired empluya of Dalson Dairies, Mr Brown resided in San­ ford with his brother-in-law, G M. Willla, on West k’Bth Si Other survivors Include four sisters in law, Mra, J. C. Spradley, Ttfton, Ga ; Sirs. Delia Taylor, Orlando; Sirs. Carrie Weeks and Sirs. Ruby Grawlord. l>oth of Bakersfield, end his step mother in-law, Mr*. C. M Willla. Kuncral services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday in Bruton l unrral Home. The Rev, H. M. Snow of Pmeercst Assembly of God Church will officiate, liurtal will follow in Greenwood Cemciery, Orlando. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - Flo­ rida authorities awaited new re,torts from Arizona today on the baffling disappearance of an al­ leged am netia victim who turned up alive tail month after a con­ vict confessed killing him. The blrarre caae look on new aapecta Wednesday when a sccretary told police in Phoenix, A ril, that Jam ra E. Ilarrtaon, 32. had been on a but from Lo* Angelea the lame day he regained hta memory In Phoenix. MarrUon. of Indian River City, d iu p p earrd on a business trip to Jacksonville Oft. 7. He turned up Jan. 23 laying he had been suf­ fering from am netia and had no idea what had happened to him during the three loti months. However, during that tim e, a California convict, Roy V. Olson, confessed to murdering Harrison while another man looked on. Ol­ son, who later repudiated h n story, •aid llarrlien had picked him up hitchhiking. In Ariiona. Detective Lt II.rb ert Neal said Sira. Judith Schcnid, a secretary for a legal firm , re­ ported Wednesday that she talk­ ed lo Harrison on a hut en route lo Phoenix only a few hours be­ fore hla memory returned. She Murder Charged To Army Private SKOUL, Korea <UPI>-Th* U S Army announced It has preferred court marital charges of prem edi­ tated murder and attem pted inur der agaisst Pte. Kenneth M Burke, 2f, of Del Rio, Tex. The Army said Rurkr is alleged to hava shot and killed Pvt. Frank Galgano. 23, of Miami, and to have severely wounded HP-4 Philip B. Mead, 18, at Lancaster, Pa. The shooting* occurred Jan. 23 while Burke wa* standing guard at Sth Army Headquarter* According to the Army, Burkr Bred five bullela from hi* .43 caliber pistol at point blank range into the cab of • truck In which Galgano and Mead were riding. "Burke rrportedly shot Mead because of a previous dispute helwren the two men," the Army aaid. Identified H arrison by a photo graph, a ring he wore and a white streak in hia hair. Mrs. Schcnid said llarritoo a p ­ peared lo know where he was going, and talked of hating seen a horse rac e In Phoenix oo a previous occasion. Harrison, meantime, has gone lo his fath er's home In Taylors ville. 111., for a real, lfa Mid he did not rem em ber any bus ride from Lo* A ngrlca lo Phoenix. Local police said they were holding off action until more in ­ formation U gathered. State Race Tracks To Keep Six-Day Running Program GET AWARDS — C. H. Turk. gencriit trafflc manager for Southern Bell in Florida, presents Vail Awards for life-saving to Mrs, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Florida'i race track* will continue Audrey Patterson, operator, and Mrs. Re- to operate.- on a six day hast* Inslrad of changing to a proposed five day w rek. Raring Commission Chairman John Ring of Miami told legisla­ tors Wrdncaday that knocking off one day of racin g a wrek would stretch the racing period out to compete with Northern traeka, coating Florida tracks heavily. Rep. W. C. Herrell of Miami Sprinp, who questioned Ring during hearings on lh« Commis­ sion budget her*, said he haarltly backed the commissioner's view*. Ring said M iam i'i mild weather this winter h a t hurt attendance at Hialeah. Tha cool w eather drives tourist* from the hearhe* to (rack*. Ring said He pointed out that tn the Brat days of the Hialeah m eet, revenue fell 137.000 under the sam e period last w inter when Southern Florida esperlcn red unusually cold weather. Ring added that attendance at the dog trac k s, which ran at night, I* good. Services Are Set For Frank Meisch The rosary will he said for Frank Meisch at Mil 6 tonight in Gramkow F uneral Home. Mr. Meisch died of a h u r t a t­ tack Tuesday night in Jacksonville. Funeral se n ices will be held at !l a. re. tomorrow In All Houls Catholic Church The Rev. Richard J . Lyons will officiate. Interment will b* In All Soul* Cemetery. Members of Holy Nam* Society will >>« p*ll!>«arrr*. Mr. MrUch died at thr agr of 67. Hr came to Sanford in IVU and moved to Jacksonville two years sen He resided there at CLEARWATER. Fla ( U P l t Jotrph M. O'Mahoney. 74. former secretary of the New York Ccn Iral Railroad, died Wednesday of a Sir -Vr copal church, Feb tt, at R p m Metnlwr* will meet for a cov­ NEW YORK tU P D -M ri Both ered dish vupp- r at the Parlsti Hall. Monday, Feh. tt, at <1: 10 Wood Gavian, 33, an associate professor of education at Brook­ p. m. lyn College and author of several Personals Ralph Pelrr* rmillnurs lo con textbooks, (tied Tuesday night aft­ er a long illness. valesre salisfaclorlly. Mr. and Mrs Frank S Dark.of Lombard, I ll. arc the gurvla NEW YORK (U P I)—Mrs. tier of her h rot her. Lrltuy Neumann. truilr Mini* Ishranlsen, 61. willow Mr. and Mr*, ibmry Burton, of Hans J. Isbrantscn, founder of Williamport. led , are the w intrr 1 the Ishranlsen Co . Inc , a steamgiiol* i>( \|r and Mrs Ian Tice 1 ship line, died Wednesday. H IA R Mvj Clifton Avc with his dsughter. Mr*. Larry Hartiflrld. He »** a retired farm er and last week sold the lavt of his land holdingv in Sanford. Survivors include hia wife, Mrs Helen Brandt Meisch, Jackson v|lle; one ton, Frank R Meisch, Jacksonville; one daughter, Mr*. Ilartvfirld; three brothers. Nick Meisch, Jacksonville; J o s e p h Meisch, Sanford; Peter Meisch, Viandc-n, Luxembourg; five grand­ children and several nieces aod ne phew*. r 01 uorn ciutatu- $ 2 9 5 Assorted Colors • fc t « H v t < t M f »• s«a# 'W a d i'jiz e ic On th* occasion of: Chang* of resident# Arrival* of Ntwcomtra lo Sanford Phone FA 2-1750 Ruth Gallagher * ■#(■**• H iatt ala* MtfC tltten Roumillat & Anderson “On The Corner By The Clock" FA 14392 Elephants Trained Ponies Sfunls Clowns COME JOIN THE FUN! ) Thunderous blasts In Will Knock on Yuur Door with Gift* A Greetings from Friendly Husincsa Neighbors and Your Civic and Social Welfare Lenders H E A R GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE BATHROOM SCALES The Welcome Wagon Hostess TS t LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:15 Week-end Special Deaths M.W YORK tU I'l) - Bertrand Robinson. 70, a dram atist who collaborated with Howard Lindsay on three comedies, died Wednes­ day nf a stroke. hcccn June*. assistant chief operator. The two Sanford women received the awards yesterday afternoon. (Herald Staff Photo) TE I S T E P Ave. R IG H T Feature No. 1 - 2:3-1 * 8:37 8 :in Feature No. 2 • 1:00 - 4:(ia 7:0(5 - 10:01 T I P . .. F O R Merchants RING FREE SHOWS! Absolutely No Admission Charge — B I5 m ■ xn vi J i S ’a BE THE GUEST OF THE Sanford Avenue Merchant* r FREE Elephant and Pony Get Your Tickets FREE with specified required purchases at any of the Following Stores: Jenkins Furniture Co. Sanford Av#. al 4th SI. Sanford Flour 4 Feed Store Army 4 Navy Surplus Store 320 Sanford Av*. 310 Sanford Ava F.M.B. 5c, 10c 4 25c Store Larry’s New and Used Mart 321 Sanford Ava. 213 Sanford Av*. FRIDAY Sanford Shoe Center H 4 A D ept Store C 4 C Liquor Store 108 Sanford Ava. Gar. Sanford A va at 4Ui SL IIS Sanford Ava Nick’d Package Store 410 Sanford Av# FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS - Sanford Av#. - FEB. 6th and 7th ----------- mm IP" r f ~ -------f-t-4- L• VL RIDES — n (id — SATURDAY Afternoons �—u = 1 &ndin Federal Government Files Suit Against AlabamaVote Officials Eh? " VOL XL1\ ‘ •'V .- ■ rhx4 im rie. <&td I M P Arthur, aommanding olficrr uf the bate. Mrt Wahncta Ramey Joined him In um riling a monu­ ment and plaque rrrc trd to her hut band. Capt. Jamaa D Kamaxe, com wander Heavy Attack Wing One, presented ihe Navy-Marine Corpa medal m la d r Ramey posthum­ ously Mr* Ramry arrrp trd th r mrdal, which waa awarded for the dreraard pilot'a hrroir action In ataying with hit burning A31> Seminole Fair Scheduled Here; Exhibits Planned £l*M ganunole County Fair wdl open Feb 18 at the l-rgmo Fairprose* la on Highway IT \n DediraUon cerrmoniaa for tlvp rmanenl rommerclal exhibit ildmg wiH be held at 4 JO p o . officially beginning ala daya of tan and adoration. Twenty of the x t alalia w th* tommrreial oahibit building havr been rested to kxal and Crntral FlorwU m anufacturrra and dral# • In Ihe legion llall will Utfirra large n h ib ttr with display* by the U. 8 Navy, Seminole i oun% Home Demonstration Club of Lake Mary, thr Klka Club "dlarama." 4-H Chiba ami Ui* Semin ole High School a rt vlaaa. Thr American l.eglon Aunllary wall serve hot dug*. hamhurgrra and other refrrah m rn u from Uw C Flans Shaping Up For Pioneer Night Frank Kvatu, eboiiman at "I'lurvrer Night" in task* Mar), •(soke to the laske .Mary Chamber ef Commerce Wrdne.de> night. Kvant told the group that plant hern completed lor the celt at Ion honoring resident* of heminolr County and the surround­ ing ataa who have p»--ed ibrir goth hmfuWy. "Pioneer Night" will he held Feb 11 4 t 31 p ill. 10 the Cham­ ber of Commerce iHiilding Af­ fording to Kvant, a bus will leave Magnolia Ave and Thiid St. at • :4V taking the guest* to the party A Urge atU-iulaiM-r rtiaikvd V nlo.—lav's meeting New mem­ bers introduced were Mr and Mr* Chester M uit, Mrs. Clarihrl Wilke, Col. M tiregory, Mr. and Mr* Orlantlu Watd. Mr*. Kvrlyn Wiirt*. C B Buyer, K. Hrrwer, kl C. Smith and K It Caa*. Raymond Ball won an attend am * pru* mad* by William Cray: a miniature .hell collection K. Bond Here Tonight At Civic Center Bobby Hacked and Ills ja t s baud will bring superlative music to Ihe Sanford Civic Center tonight at s The boa office will open al 7 h g those who have not yH ob­ tain*-! their tlesets Sale* will be limited to avoid overcrowding. L<»M d”‘W ir « ~ K a U b lia h e d kitcliefl of the meeting hall. The large fair Uni la-hind the permanent building will house *»• hlUlv by aehoola, Futurr Farmer a of A nirnca, Buy Scout troops and Home Demonstration Ciubf. i’rtaea and awards will hr given for com­ petitive exhibits. Club* may stall vnier display* in the fair up to opening day. One of the muat (**■ waling egmbit a will be that uf H onda Mildlife ui ihe new fair Iruildiug. Far* mg for &,uuu car* naa been pro voted in an area lau.iKSi feet square. Ihe uudwa) or Ui« lair will have .di concessions, five rale* fur adults and five for children. Cm M ini from the Florida Methodist Chil­ dren's Bonn will tie entertained by ttu- l.cgiuun*lli* during one ■its moon All Seminole County ichool uillilren will he ad nut ltd free o.„ aileniuon and eveiiiug during Uie week. l.ynn Lyon* u president uf die l a i r Association, whivli »• sponsored by the tine n u n legion Bill Is Planned To Give Ministers Confidence Right The Semi rude County legislative delegation plans to sponsor a bill which would grant clergymen, priest* and rahhi* llu rigfst lo r<fiiM lu divulge confidential cum municatian.v A copy of Ihe proposed hill was read and dlscu»ve*l yesterday hy Ihe Seminole County Ministerial \v »o<-latum which re*|iie*ted *urh a law. The propotal would iirevwil a clergyman from being furred to reveal confidential m illers in court, when surh confidential m atters were revealed to them in Iheir professional capanlles Handling the hill is Mari th ree land J r . senior llmisr member It also has thr tupixirl of Rep Bordun Frederick and Sen Doug Stenstrom The bill would heroin* a stale taw No clura h avr been reported hi kufm tf Uov. Millard F. Cald- zania Ro*a t mly reprvtcnlativv ordering two wrll will address members of the I la thr leMivUlurr in 1920 :>1; the two horglartra a< thr May lair parachute R Seminole County Chamber of Com third Congress nal DlXtrirt aa a Inn Wednesday night aafrty. I mere* nr at Friday night at the mrmber of Congreis in l'JVI-tl. | Fuller offleers arr invritigallng Thr ceremony waa clim aacd aa annual Chamber banquet, ( a (dwell wai elected governor , (he ease, which neltnl thieves an two waves of A31) Sky w arriors Caldwell h-ia taken thr political of Flosida m ItUb. In IP.Mi.he wav r lllln , lrl| j i m u ,, m p-wrlry jn d F#F Cuugara ilrw over thr limelight rrrrntly with hi* l|ecch- aimmled tilt“ fits! *■—1* Federal — ‘ Civil 1 Since the theft wav discovered field, while Capta. Rainage and ra almul argrrgation and thr Item- Hefriue Admmialrator, reugning by gurata at Ihr Inn. trporls of Arthur Inspected Ihe M arinr Color ocratir Party Hr waa born in T an­ from that po*t -i I'.Ctf. C uard wiih Mr* Ramey. The jels nrtM-i- in ts'.ii and eilucaled at llir lie it rhairn aii of Ihe IP>anl o( vtoiilar burglaries in Winter Park formed a f ln ird rlis in th r sky, Cmvrrtily of Miasisiippt and thr the Taliahane* Bank and IriMl and Mi I’lymooih h air reached in honor of th rtr form er ship University of Virginia: rei rived Co.; a member of Ihe Board of Sanford The detective bureau of honorary I.I.H from Cnlversity i-f Ibrectura of the Central National the Orlando I'olirr l>ei ailment o m s to. Piloting thr Jet aircraft were Florida. Florida State Cntvrrslly, Bank. Jacksonville, ami Coastal inve*ttgaluig the twitnbillly of a m rm liers of llravy Attack Wing Rollins Oollrg* arid Florida South­ States Life Inttoanca Co., Atlanta, mao working alone, who may check lia. in and out of luxury hotel* during Squadron* Thr personnel of VAll- ern. Admitted lo the Tennessee bar 11. ls-dr Ramey's squadron, walIiuring Ins term of office a* guv- Ihr season in 1WJ, Caldwell entered practice Mr. and Mr* Marvin Knapp rh rd from Ihe (irld Attending at Milton. Fla,, after admission tor ernor. i ahl»eb was chairman of w err members of Ihr Cham ber of (he Florida bar. IU *rrvn) as the N aiioiial l i o u r n o r ' s Cocfer guests uf tin- May fall lim for 12 Commerce. Armed Forces Come tn e iri lPlfl- 4 .. and president of years, reported Ihr Ihrli of some riiittre. Mayor AI Wilson, and Hu i oun- il of State U ovetmu >. S3.000 in jrw d ry and furs Mr. Mr> J a r hoe iJchlrnstrin 11*to Iti He veiled as Cuatrm an of and o lh rr local digmlarlra. Ihe Bosiil of ( onlrol, Souihcin Re estim ated Uietr lots at HS.Ono. Watching the cerem onira w rre glonal education, and Is presently O lhrr Mayfair Inn guots have la-dr Ramry'a two children, April a member uf the firm of Caldwell, taken all precaution*, and placed and Mark, and him m other. Mrs I'arkrr, Foster, Madigan, t h r u their valuables in thr hotel safe lilra Ramey Sr . of T rinity. Tex. and >l»riait>. Other members of his family The able aiwaker will address flown by Navy transport ' to SanForty members of the Seminole ford for the occasion were Mr. County Futurr Farmer* of Amer llie local Clumber group on tbe and Mrs (ilea Ramey J r . and ira will leave Sanford at 4 a .m. "ltes(>onvlhllil) of the Business children. Cleveland, T ea.: and tomorrow for Ihe state fair ai Man.” Heaervalion* (or Uie banquet Mr. and Mrs tiab rirl F ran sre and Tampa Thr (rip lia* twin linamed from should le mailc a* s-win a* |«>**ihl children, Houston. Trv. with Hie t lumber of Commerca. Member* of Mr* R am ey's fain- the FFA treasury, sinee the d u b Mcnilmt* may brinsi their wives IAIN HON I d ' l l Falk alaiut ha* had no tt-onsor this year. dy attrndlnc were Iter parents, The dinner will be served al ti: iu tlss- gtai**- ibat laid Ibr golden egg. Three of thr Uiys will serve on a " r amt Mis Floyd Heyduck. ' n ,hr “ f ,h r >'*> , ,V, >"* N or,';‘k Mr and Mr* lit an Heyduck. Mr Judging team for Ihr livestock and f cattle xiKiw Bobby Fhompsun., U ,r ,nnla. m rr U u rle Dunn laid an egg to and Mrs Ronald firary and child day that would make a satisfying Hilly li-slo and Larry Mcijuarlrrs rrn . all of Centralla. ill '-rrakfavt for eighl people Rear Ad in WTmlrll hwlUt-r. will judge berf, iliiiry ralllr and th e monster egg was ten unlies »winr during the day They will Commander Fleet Air. Jackson long, nine uirlir* around and w righ vlllr. wa* unable lo attend Ad­ return to Sen uio!i County al 8 ed eight and s half uuiurs. miral Switier had planneil lo pre­ p. In Sunday morning l.arry Miijuwtvent Ihe medal to Mri Ramey. u rs and Hilly Teslo will rrturn to Tampa taking with them a but) and a heifer from Ihe t FA fucut, I sm a! puttee Icporled twu arc!the two bey* will show the cow* ils-nl* at exactly the ta m e tlmsr F A O U S 1, Italy t u r n —A fo r during t*r» week, amt h>'l>c it! 'sett 1a*l night Both occurred at OiST* m er housemaid who uniierwent a the hull. p in Hill Vkrst. t FA ad - nor ha* made Capt Arnold William- iitvesli see change through surgery wa* arrangements for Ihr trip and --sill gated a collision at First St ansi honeymooning today with a child accompany club member* on ihr French Avr Thomas Henry Cuff- hood girl frieiwl The es maul was identified aa WASIIINBTUN (H IM '- \dnilnls bus tomorrow crn. I til. j nd wa* charged wllh l.uigl F u r.i, who underwent a tratm n officials, proddiol bv (rale failoie to have his vehicle under -ertev ol oiwraliou* in Naples al congressmen, tixlay were prepar control when fir -truck ,a . car , .....si a year a g o lo lie-umr a mall ing a stiff new drin.ind that ttu* d i.v .n by Alvin Paul Ihllell. I.akr y ulC, w„ t k „ , |n ........ Nj *i.i account for the sheading down Monroe Williams .ai.l Dial Col ^ ni411, „ lr of an unarmed A merican Iran* f.en entered tbr llilrr........oil aller | , t. IIUH „ r m plo>cd a . port by Soviet ffghlcr* l»«t Sr(d, Mrs J W M il,lamery, Si*, died l ake Monroe man bail d a r l „ larm bam t near his homrlowti of suiMi niv y rstrrd * ) in her Coral llir m! a Irft turn Intu First St D am ­ ■auiisl Bal let limn*. (Rflcials said the F S govern­ .Sky w arrior afire crewmembers Mi 40 Boys To Attend Fair On Saturday Egg Not Golden, : But It's Whopper One Person Hurt; Mishaps In Pair Stiff Note Slated On Plane Shooting Girl Now Is Boy, Weds Girl Friend Mrs. McGlomcry, Ex-Resident, Dies age was estimated at J-i'i to ('off After Die iliatige, fuevi ro u rle d Death was caused ky a heart ment planned definite S t e p * to r r n s car. and IITS to lilttrdl's, and won Antoinette Ferrari, in follow up Its dram atic disclosure failure Mrs McClamcry was the Sarah De.vson Negro p a-*rngrr llie> w eir mairiesl Tueulfl). of evidence which il claim* former l rr n Ward of Sanford in a car ilnvi-n by Mrlxin Sis prove* the Hut.ian* d e llh e ra lrly Survivors inelude her husband, Liu. 3 ln SanfortI Ave was taken a tl a r k r d the helpless plane in So- J W Mclilamery. one n o , J W. lo Seminole Memorial Hospital for vlet Armenia wllh IT m e n aboard, McBlamery J r . five grandrhll emergency treat mi nt follow ing an Tlie IT. S evidence included a ,lren. and one n . l e r . Mrs Madge arrid rn t at 2*nh St and Sanforil tape recording of Intercepted con- " lb-*s. Sanford, Sanford C i t y Cnmmlttlnqers ver-ation* among Ihe Soviet figld Funeral srrvi.es will Is- held .it A 'c Patrolman Kilward Hayden tald will m rrl in ipecial section to er pilots Who Staled Ihe atlaek * »' »" Ihllbnck l u Dial Raleigh B Sessions, driver night si ■ Jo amt articles from the Russian air | n,’r ** Home, ( o r a l i .* 1 es. o( a delivery truck ran Dir slop i in Dir age mis is s discussion Forces Journal describing *ooh sign at 201h St Hr plnvscd Inin with the Hoard of County Corn an incident the Siskind autonmhilr a t it mlsslotiets concerning thr request A military burial w as to take traveled north on Sanford Ave of Ihe I’FA for county siip|«irt place today at Arlington C e m e ­ Ttic r a r wa* a total toss Damage of a i-.rlton of the cost of tbr tery tor two tinhlrntifii d victim s l i t Itov So' it» amt Sr out leader* was estimated at t?t»v lei Die cilv * re. realion program Couo among the slv bodies ihe Russians are urged lo attend the sets or* *! truck. ty sopi-ol would rnsbtc sit child acknowledged finding in the (j,,. plr,( Methodist Church. Sun r< n in Ihr area to avail them cras h and turned over P* l S .| ,i% at T JO p m selves ol Saiihird's rrrieational Hotter Uniting;, Kh? authorities Sunday will tw thr flrd day of f.u llllu • IT I I The Russisns claim Ills- plane National IPiv Scoot Week II I* I WMlD FSrF.lt Mas. llir repaving *elu-dule will also wa* not shot dov n but crastird .ustomary for all Stout* to wear Mme Ilian 311 peiaon* fled a hla/e I in the Vtnor* Hotel h e r e Aitiung . In- dts. ussed an*l burned after "v io la tin g " Ihe their uniform at ,-hurrh sersue* u»i* member* of thr j Sovirt air frontier They deny any Rev T. C. O’Rtecn. pastor of th« them [ knowledge of the It a ir m e n still P in t Methodist Churrh, will give Wore rater Heller Heating A»*n, ‘ l k ' J i d A n S i m ^ l i e t t P unaccounted for. | attending a lianquel M il If H It NF VHit rail a (IT 'D I the sermon. P artial t leating Pmlghl. tsalurDali.il actor Waller Clilati said day partly iloudy and <i alter. today bit roman** with film ac High this afternoon w Pi TI. loss trrs* I . j ‘.iritn rr is as "drad tonight Ml Pi k*. Vailahlr mostly as .r s lr i d s y * vpjghrlll ” northerly winds bccnmlng north­ easterly la Pi I* mile* pci hour Pmicbl and Saturday. Commissions Set Meeting Tonight 'Scout Sunday’ Observance Set W eather and commercial fishing during Due spawning season is completely Il­ legal.'* rip la t n r d the agents A limit of 16 -hart caught by hook ami line la within the limits a t the law. The conservation board sends ini-a lo the rpiwnlng arras l*> in suCr that there is no Illegal taking of the shad “ If w* were to jiul tip a device to atop the shad from running up the river where they spawn, So a period of about three years, the fish would be estlnet In this area," H id the agents. "Shad fishing s* a g n a t *iort and people spend a kit of money te Florida to tak* part in this sport. We are here to make sure In* ihad stays here " SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 865 W A S H IN G T O N ( l l’l) Tliu J u s t ic e I) o | h u tm u n l filet! n u ll today clm rynng' M u c in C o u n ty , A lu lm n m . r e g is tr a tio n o ffic ia ls wi t h d is c rim in a tin g iiguiiint N e g r u v o te r* am i n m in tu in in g a e p n ra le s e g re g a te d r e g is t r a tio n f a c ilitie s . The civil C"m|>li«inl was filesl in frik-ral ilintricl court at Montgomery, Ala. , It named aa defendant* Mia <board of registrar* of Ma-on County and Brady Roger* and K. C Ijsingslnn. the two registrar* who resigned after r*funng to r „ , 1M A ! .,,. testify last l»ecemi-er before the J c W h i*I»l\ L I H U n I L I Civil Rights Commission hearing. Nil AMI It F. At II i l l ' l l — Amer The departm ent said Roger* and lean JrMith Ifa d rrt «ay ti*MW | Kingston were named *» defendJrv* * msy linm lgralr lo Israel <tl|, because, under the law, they in law. are required to continue to per­ form their duties until thrtr sueCornellian Succumbs cetsors arc appointed MKABVtf.l.F* I'* ( I T I lion It t< Ihr second vuling riglil tuit l a w. "F a ll'' inthe "Our Bang brought by live department's new Contrdles" died Thurtda) in civil rigid* division sin-e it wa* set up lad year. The first suit charged Spencer Hospital here Ferrell County, Georgia, registrars with refusal to register ••fully TALLAIIASSKE i t l’l ' - Gof, qualified’ Ni-gros-i, tour of whom l-elloy Collins fsvnr. keeping llor * r r » »‘ ho" l1 "-arliers. Trial t« alio Alger. Cncle \V.,:gly and the ,n lllU « » r *' »-olumbua. News Briefs Keep Kooks: Collins tlohscy tvsin* on the thrive* of Ba. In balay'a action, announced state lllusrlri here by Ally, Ben. William P. Rogers, Die Justice Department K o u n e y T a j s u s 1th seeks an ununcinm lo bar p e r ­ IIOlJ.YWOtm ( I l l ' l l - Mickey manently alleged die. (munaliocso Itoolir) was *ued for divorce in Hie registration process. Thursday by Ins lourth wile, ac Fhe suit complained H u t in H a tress F.lalnr M a lin k r n s 1 *n County white clllsens register­ ed lu vole nuinbels-d Toil* out of $ |( l M i l l i o n III A i l l al-uut 1,IO*i of eoiing age or apRABAT Morocco it I’ll —Tit* prusimatrlg »7 | h*i cent. On thn H S u extending linancUl aid ol other hand, llie n ot said, the N e­ 40 million dollars to Morocco m gro rlllarn* who registered lo vule "amber J.llU olll Ilf appiosim ately the currrnl fivcal y e a r . li.uou uf voting age, e r about H o t I S t r e n g t h G r o w s eight per esul. LONIn'N ( I l l ' l l — Ttic Com m u ­ ni SI Daily Worker reported today u '* 1 B f'laln* Communist Party J**11™ H 4 rnem lteri this year. New Viruseb Kouml WA.MIINDTON (I PIV— Suigron lienrtal leio y K Bumcy rr|Miit rd today that two new rripiratory viruses, which r a w s * influriua like illnetvea, h a i r Ivren discov­ ered ‘Mix’ Delay Nixed ALKXANDIUA, V a , (liP» Federal Judge AlU ri V. tixlay refu n d Ui grant llie a n d n a school Uiard s delay lolegralioh of nine Negroes city's puhlir schools — Illy an Ales In the in the Merry Chase Ends On 'Stolen’ Car; Who Is Surprised? When C J, Kthridge of Winter Park reported hi* c a r stolen lo Orange Courtly author tiles, (lie word went mil to surrounding count ira Deputy Hlirrlff W K Vehtirg er of Seminole spied the ear at the I) K Service Station on IT U? last night Hr gave pursuit, after notifying Orange County 'h at lie was cross •tig the line The stolen e*r led him s merry chase, speeding through Winter Park until It crashed into a utility |»j|e The driver waa iniured anil tak en lo the W lntrr Park Ibxpllal stir was Kthridge'* IP year old daughter. Southerners Irked By 'Rights' Planks Shad Fishing Equipment 9 F R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 6, 1959 Caldwell To Speak No Clue Reported Board Is. Charged On Negro Voting To Chamber Friday Mayfaif State Agents Confiscate Two agems from Ihr State Board uf Conservation confiscated 0 host*, a seine, and KhO lo l.mio unds of illegally taken shad last ntfht near Mullet l^ k e Park at l^mon Bluff. Thr agrnta. C. V Holland and C. A Willis, werr "about a minute behind” Ihr fishermen, otherwise they would have caught the men along with (heir “Ionia," the agents Hid Midland and Willis said they list­ ened to th* quietly-working fisherfor somr time before they Xrot m after them. MWe had to paddle for a tout a quartrr of a mile to the spot when Use melt were, but they must have spotted us and ran ," they ssgf *TJo* of th* loale was run into a small rcrrk ihey m ust hare made 8tcir get away there." Rhad are salt w ater ftah, hut spawn In the 04. Johns Hi.sc. 1908 QMC ft's Now Ramey Field Tli* memory *( lotdr. Robert L. K* inry wilt live on with th« dr dlraVloo nf Ramey Field at the ■an lord Nsvsl Air Station From this day forward Naval aviators will b u m In on Ramey Field signals. The Atr .Station will keep Ha designation aa N A S Sanford. D a d tta in a*e«im>m«i were held tafay at U X on the quarter ilrrk at the operations building. After a speech by Capt I-loot I U n U e d ~ P re i» A NANIN D R P K N 1 1 R M T f U DAILY r i . T m tNEWSPAPER W nPAPKB • INDEPENDENT __ _______________________________________ l I M r l tT l /I I r i l / — C. V* V. f t IIUIDIMU fli «p1 tarT kI‘aK£ 1 i.? S ,m ,1 S JE5 (ONKISCATKL) Holland Ullll and V* C. A. p o u lids uf ill*K ally-U ken a h a d sh o w n in Ih e S late, and the proceed! w»u he pui, W illis, cu n itcrv u tio n m r e n ts . sta n d a l'in ic id * i lb * e 'ju i:'ii« ‘nt ti • d to < itc h th e 8DO-I.OOO m Use eon serial inn fund I Herald Stall Photo) picture. WASHING TON tC P Il — Some pait- ol I'rt-xidcni Fisenltower'* arvrrt point m i l rights program drsw Intern*' file today from aouilirrii critics Hut th e ir w eir incresting sign* in tnitti liou-c* that l u ngros proli sidy would pas* some form of Civil tight* legislation tin* ycat Foes appaicntly werr ready lo center their fire on two pni|>osuts to (iiiouragi cominunltles to d<< segregate schools line called for legislation to make * force 'o r threats of force to obstruct court order* in s< In ml desegregation Cases a federal ofleritr I l.e uther piupost-u ■ "lentpur a ry program of fedetal financial anti technical aid to dale and lo­ cal agencies lo a»ii*t Ihr 111 in making Ihr necessary adjustm ent required" by school dr segregation decisions Secretary A rthur S Flemming of the llralth . Film at ton and Wsdfan Ikepartment emphatised at a new* conference that Iher* was aothing eoereive" abeul Ska aid Civitans Get Tour On Colored Slides I’olorrd slides of cin e building^ statuanea and palaces were shown lo t'lvitant Iasi night t»> a Sanford ar, lisleet who spent »cve«; months in Italy lUislymr ilru clu rra around Rome and Florence. Don Thompson, an employe o f John A. Burton IV Archltrrla, look the piituiev during hi* stay. Member* of the Civitan < tub learned (hat Ktiropran ronslruev • ton still follow* the a g r o l d m r lh . od of traffolding Th* jraffolda are fjsti-nril hy drilling- Into tha tciek \S hen removed, the surface of th* building >* covered wills holes Many of the pictures con tam nl ancient buildings dating before tha lime nf Christ. C. It. M etcalf J r . H arry Kchel1-crger and I. K. (Bene) F stridg a wore sworn ui as new memhera. llie Civitans meet Ihursday night* »l the I'I nee re -1 Inn. Tea, Fashion Show Scheduled Tuesday Thr beautiful home uf Mrs. W, k M> llolq-rls in la«h Arbor will preside the setting next week for the .Hhrosc Tur ‘day T*-a. ti n ie r Die chairmanship uf Mrs, IUi> h i me* J r . a fashion shut* ha* been arrang ed a round the iwitnoutig pool Mcmlirrs of th# Women'* Auxiliary of the Holy • .•'•»* Fplscopal Church will uunlel tl»1« s from Mary -FDher's ITii Isa will !« held floin .1 .30 ' to p m , wllh Ihr sty le shove lailuig- al l : l b Mrs Irvin Flrla• her is iu r h a i g r of floral a rr a n g e neni*. which will follow a Valen­ tin*- t Day them e Spesial en terlainoieul during the afternoon ta winch the P reiid rn t pro|>ovi-d lo I'lannrsl by Mr*, i'auvllla Brine in give school* going a tu s d with In an smuvtng tkil. Mr*. Madeleii# Dunn it Die comment slot for its* trgratlon fatliton show Hr u til such a t r a t will U gtvsu t b r public is lurdlally m u l e d Its In-Ip if limy seek it hut "they Die tea, *|«in»utt-d annuallv •■> U>* l \ omen's Auxiliary. will have lu auk lor il ' Ally Ben William P Roger* said Ihr I'rciidcnl * p r o g r a m slued sway from "extrem e mras urr* or elements of retaliation." Hr tald llir peaceful start ol lit (b e Hauford Male Chorus «:M trgratlon in \ i g i i i i a was Hit imporlanl factor in convincing the appear gn a ru n * rr 1 Mondav inghl adiuinittralion Dial a stronger at T lo at (he Dellary Mrlluwlltt federal hand was not needed al Church W w Brown will rttrrrt thr gruop Mrt. Hen Wiggtna la Du* Hint ” The President's ine-»age drew the aecump*nl*l u n Sunday. F rb IS, ttic dioris* Die IiiisI haltlr lines far the civil will sing *1 Hi* T su ■veiling wor­ light* druggie and gave Ihe Sen ship s r r v k r at the first Mrlhounr ate * broad three - way choice. Churrh M Ranfurd FinnlKiwer’s program lay gener­ Two Concerts Set By Male Chorus ally tietween a milder four point till! t|Mmsorrd by Kenatr Demo- 7th Anniversary IAINDON (UPI) - BriuLiti <rwtic leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tea I and a Merrier. more aimed force- fired k-omlw* *»Hsswcrpint measure backed by Set. te* today la m irk Queen KlitaPaul H Doug la* (O (R l asM Md heth's seventh M M iw v u r ea tha ar isharaia Ir itU h > -ti F � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8d31866d8adce9f893412ed4ae3d4fa2.pdf a13d39ff85cd55401dc37b8b880ce294 PDF Text Text • * J ':r y ;y £ Pag* 8—Tuaa., Fab. 8, 1959 W* (Naferl WrrmB Southwestern Ice Storm Will Expand Audrey Is 'Rare Flower' In Hollywood's Hothouse • 4§.-' V- - . crsoaallly Spotlight AUDREY H EPBUR N United Press International Audrey Hepburn, a ra re flower In Hc'lywood‘1 hothouse, has siways looked ss though the slight•at b rrete would blow her swsy Hut she hss the courage snd gumption of a Tlioroughbrcd. When she was thrown from a white Arabian stallion and suf(bred severe bark in ju rie s Wed nesdsy in remote Durango, Mealco, she was trying to overcome a fear of riding she had develop •d at the age of 11 a fte r a horse threw her. On location for the Ilect-HUILancaster film ‘ T h e Unforgivcn." she had, she said, "fa lle n in love" With the horse. This was typical of Miss Hep bum . Despile her fr a illy , the has aa enormous test fo r life . As a child, she was a good horsewom­ an. Bh* |a an excellent akler. She la married to Mel F errer. During World War II, tha Myear-old Brussels-born a c t r e s s gave underground ballet concerts to raise funds for the Dutch rtaUtknee movement. Conqaert Fear Mlaa Hepburn did not actually have to do the rid in g scenes In •The Unforglven,** according to E m ir Anderson, spokesman for tha film 's producer. "B u t the had conquered her faar of horses, and she insisted on doing It despite the fact that We had a double to do all the tid in g aeenei for h e r," Anderson Oviedo Future Cub Scout Activities Outlined ■y Marian R. Jones Miss Hepburn ha! always fait an a ffin ity fo r animals. She has a Yorkshire te rrie r named "Fam ous." And In another film ahe recently completed. :rren Mansions," her co-star war i fawn namrd "Ip ." Like Mary and her little lamb, .he five-week old fawn followed her all over the MUM lot. Miss Hepburn told an Interviewer she had a lio "fallen In love" with Ip Wine Academy Award "I'v a been working for years and living In smsll apartments where I couldn't have peta,” said the brown haired, blue eyed aetreis. "N ow I'd like to have doiens.” Miss Hepburn's genteel end dellrale ways charmed the critics when she made her debut on the American stage. She won the A n ­ toinette Terry Award as lu s t ac­ tress of the y ra r on Broadway for her performance In "Ondlne" in 1964. For her firs t major motion pic­ ture. "Hom an Holiday," the won Ibe Academy Award a t best acttress of the yrar. Rockefeller Seeks lax Hike, Stakes Future On Program ALBANY. N. Y. fU P I> - Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, mentioned • ( a contender for the Republican presidential nomination next year, has staked hie political future on a record tax increase fo r five million New York wage earner*. Some of Rockefeller's most a r­ dent supporter* said the new gov­ ernor had takrn a major political gamble by axklng tha legislature to raise Income taxes ISO m illion dollars to balance tha 193S-1IM0 state budget. The tax hike would ■irovida more th in half of what is needed to avert what he terms "fiscal disavter" for the atate. Tha governor's supporters said there were two sides to the tax raising plan and It w ill take a year to determine succeta or fa il­ ure. " I f Governor Rockefeller gets New York stale out of the red and on a pay as you go basis af­ ter only one year In office, he has made a tremendous accom­ plishment and H should set him right w ith not only the people cf the state but people ail over the country,'* one supporter said. Another barker said he could tee the governor coining out a■lead If the proposed tax pro­ gram produced not only Ihe ex­ pected 777 million dollars In new revenue but enough to reduce taxes In 1WO. "Remember, the Legislature meet* again next January and if the governor ran come up with a balanced budget, plus a tax re duction he w ill lie the toughest candidate in the nation," a He puhliran leader said. Cab Master John Evans presld nd a t the meeting of Pack No. 141 id the high school auditorium last Thursday night. Announcements concerning hi ta r * activities Included a trip to bn made Wednesday touring an Orlando newspaper plant, partici­ pation la the PTA program , Tues­ day. Feb. 10; and attending the annual hanquet fo r Cube, Hoy ■ rout* and Explorer Seoul* which Will he held Monday, Feb. 28 a ll CKy Hall. Members studied many phases e f newspaper work during the Month of January, and presented a Newsmen program w ith boya aettlng up a mock telecast. Thad Lingo, den chief, served as anaouncer for the program . I-atry O lliff read for an audience partiatpetion gam* and H illy Mikler look the peri of John Daly la a T V new* program. Other* spearing la the telecast Were Rsx Clonta, G ilb e rt Voigt, Glen Wlggin*. Jim m y Fraser, ■tevle Cl»nU, David Evan*. Mike ■laley, Charles Evans, Wayne Crabtree, Thad Lingo and l.arry O lliff. Mrs. J. M. Staley, den toother, directed. Announcement wa- made hy M rs. John Evans of a training * eon t so for den mother* to lie held bl Sanford In (he near future. She also explained krrp in g of cub re­ TAMPA (U P I) — The Hillscords. Mr*. Rex (Tonis and Mrs. ■parks law (Tout- w ill be drn borough County School Hoard toother* this month. •ought today to knock out pails Hoys receiving award* were G il­ • I a school Integration Mill filed b e rt Voigt, W olf badge; Mike Sta by five Negroc*. Wy. hear badge; l*a rry Neely and The School Hoard's attorney* David Evans, silve r arrows; . -ked U S. District Court to strike Charles aii-1 David Kvan< and out certnln allegations Contnlnrd W a y n e t rabtrec, h o n o r c u tis fo r hi the Dec. 10 suit and ra te d (he month. legal quciUon* pertaining to other Members rented Die Cun Scout section*. promise and sang a "Good N l|# it" Negro Attorney Francism Rod song at the close o f the meetfhg; riguc* filed the suit seeking to Salute School Patrol enjoin tho loant from the pracK ail ifu l ntrmhrra o f tin- school tire of segregation and to wtn a tro l serving this ><ur are Ho­ declaratory judgment forcing the l t King, fifth grade, Cerl H ill i county to take some steps toward and Alien Shull, ninth grade. Theintegration under the (M l Su­ service la Voluntary and boys are preme Court ruling outlawing pub­ •n duty when the firs t Inn a r­ lic school segregation. rives, placing toad blorka in front o f the school for protection of students, end again on duty until 8:(S p.m. when the last bus dapert*. Regardless o f weather con­ ditions, toys carry out these du­ ties. Their faculty advisor la Mr* j B illy West Personals Mr*. W. H. Hollingsworth of Fayetteville, Ga. Is the houseguest of Mrs. H. F. Wheeler Sr. Then L>c, who Is a brother of M l*. II. F. Wheeler, Mrs Annie Carter, Mr*. W. J. loiw ton and Charles Lee, Is a patient a t Samtools Memorial Hospital. Hillsborough Asks Voiding Of Suit K Steel Braces Save Miami Man's Legs The Welcome Wagon Hostess MIAMI (UPI)—Steel brace* be Will Knock on Your Door has worn since childhood saved With G ift* A Grunting* ■ Miami man's legs from being from Friendly Business CU'shed between two care blun­ Neighbors nnd Your der. Clvie and Social chard Bowden, who wears «’ i brace* breaut* of a bon* Woifnrs Leaders c ease, wa* etaesdlng behind the t. nk of hi* car M a parking Or ths eceeaioe a lt Chaags sf rssidt— tot. The car behind him began to roll forward. Ita driver leaped Arrivals of Newcomen t * la lo step on the brake*, bat HR Sanford the gaa pedal Inetcnd. Phono PA M 7 5 I v Th# car hinged forward and Rath GdlUcksr •fnnad Howdan'a lag* between fMo bwapera. Mo auf/orwd esslg ta ile d Frees 1-itenultoosl A southwestern Ice storm, which has paralyzed parts of west Texas under a sU -inrh coaling, was ex verted to expand Tuesday north :sstward Into Missouri. The combination snow and lee storm was blamed for 1* deaths in Texas alone, 14 In traffic acei* dents on slick highways, three In the crash of an ice perked plane and one by drowning. The' storm also hit much of Longwood GIFT AT RETIREM ENT — Roy J. Livora accepta *'• little something to show our appredation" from W. Scott Burna, local man­ ager of tha Florida Power A Light Co., dur- lug "retirement** ceremonies. Livora compUtvd I I years with the company, (Herald S ta ff Photo) Florida Power Employe Ends Career Hoy J. Livora retired Friday after 11 yeara of acrvlce with the Florida Power and Light Com­ pany. U v u ri hai been with the San­ ford branch of the company since Dec. I*. 1939, after I t years with tha Cocoa branch. In 1M0 he was transferred again to Cocoa to complete some temporary work, but wai back to Sanford a t soon as the work was completed "Those shoes w ill he hard to fill." said If. C. Moore, supervisor of transmission distribution, at a gathering of Llvors' many friends Flotilla To Hold Coast Exercises MAYPORT (U P H -A four ship Royal Dutch flo tilla , Including an aircraft carrier, eubmarine and two destroyers, left here today for Joint anti submarine war­ fare exercleei along the Florida coast. The ships, with 1,100 crew mrm here, arrived here Saturday a ftrr being fog bound off the coast for on* dey. Commodore A. Van Earn*beck i( In command of the task force, composed of the car­ rier Karel Doorman, destroyers Geldrrland and Amsterdam ind the submarine Z rclrruw . The ships w ill return F< h. I I and remain her* until Feb 23 The Zeeleeuw goce lo Key West for a short stay. Three ships w ill visit Port Kvrrgladef and the Grlderland goes to Tampa. Tire entire force leaves for Ihe West Indies in March and plans to be bajk In Holland May 1. Thomas Transfers To New Squadron Cdr. Alvin Thomas was detached Friday from his post as executive officer of Heavy Attack .Squadron On* to Join Heavy A ttark Squad­ ron Three. He w»l promoted to commander at ceremonies on the first day of operations o f One in Sanford. Ill* career was highlighted on Sept. 30. HIM. wtirn a ftrr guiding Ills disabled A3D S kywarrinr away from a heavily congested area, he tailed out at the last possible sec­ ond from 400 feet. Thomas was born in Norfolk, Va. Ha Is the son of Capt. George U Thomas, UBN. R e t, and Olga A. Thomas of Beattie, Washington. II* It married to the form er Bar­ bara Adelaide Landre o f Coro­ nado, Calif, They have tim e chil­ dren: Anne, Harold, and Jeffrey. T IM E D I 8CLOSETH ALL THINGS" and fellow employe*. "Hoy hai been a fine, dependable, willing and able employe." "R oy did everything in a cheer­ ful and effielrnt atmosphere, and to find another man like him w ill be a difficult ta a k ," W. O. Livingston, customer service sup ervisor, said of Livora. A ll Ihe employes who had work­ ed w ith Llvors had an opportunity to express their thanks to him and wish him a fa re w e ll. G ifts and a letter o f "thanks and good luck" were presented to L lvors by Ihe employe* of the company. Roy and his wife. L illie Mar. PATRICK AIR FORCE RASE j reside at IKO Park A v r., but ( U P II—Brevard County resident*,; soon w ill be moving to a cabin including numerous employes at at I-ernon Bluff. the Cap* Canaveral Missile Test | ('enter, are doing much of their shopping outside the rounty, ac­ cording to an A ir Force study. The study, msde by the Opera­ tion* Analysis Office at Patrick, TAM PA (UPI) — E ig h t youths reported that retail sales in th* accused of second degree mur­ county increased 41ft per cent from d e r in a gang fight, go on trial 1048 to 1017 hut did not keep pace h e r* Feb. 24 in 'H lliU iro u g h with sharply rising per capita in ­ County Criminal C ourt. come. Raymond Youngblood, 18-yearH said resident* are going else­ old member of the E a rrin g Gang, where to do their shopping, parti­ adm itted pulling the trig g e r uf cularly for clothing, houscho'd ap­ the shot-tun which kille d James pliances and furniture. Row*. IS, a member o f ■ gang Itctail sales jumped from 10.0 recently move! here fro m Harlan m illion dollars In 1048 to 87.6 mil- C o u n t;. Ky. Horn In 1067, the study showed. The two gangs clashed In a Retail sales in adjacent Orange bloody street battle o ve r the af­ County jumped 214 per rent and fections of a IS-year old g irl. Two the state Increased 14!) per rent o f (he young defendant* have during the same period. pleaded Innocent. The other six Per capita income rose 8 per have not been arraigned. cent from I960 to IP&d, but on a per capita basts the Inrreaie in .re -1 tall sales w at only 69 per rent, the report added. Brevard Is Losing ifs Dollars, loo Eight Youths Face Murder Charges ‘ Islond* Arrives A t Cope Canaveral Editor Succumbs In Lake Worth LA K E WORTH (U P I, Call A. Schaefer, 7n, editor of th* Lake Worth llcrahl, a acini «*<-kly newspaper, died Monday in a nursing home. Schacfi-r, who wa* with the Herald fo r six years. »as former news editor of the Palm Beach New*. II* served as secretary • treas­ urer of th* Meogs Puhli-hing Co. in Pomeroy, Ohio, for 30 year* and was publisher and rditor of weeklies in Ohio fur 12 yrar*. H r la survived hy his widow, H«!en, th r e e daughter*, a brother and a airier. PORT C A N A V E R A L . Fla. (U P I) — A man raado Bland ar­ rived here Monday and assumed it* post in a man-made port The Navy anchored the t'SS Otm-rvation Island, a Ift.OOOton converted cargo ship, in the har­ bor adjacent to the A ir Force m is s ilr test center a t Cape Ca­ naveral. It will be used as a launrhing platform fo r the Navy's Polaris missile. The Polaris is designed for launrhing from submarines, hut special testing is needed to per­ fect it. The USS Compass Island, a sister In thr Observation Is­ land, will lie used to trs t guid­ ance and firing component* th* N avy said. Civic League Met At Local Library Lake Mary Departing Women Honored By Class , £ • R 9 Deaths Precision, ptrhnp* more Ilian any one factor, hai placed Cadillac above and beyond oilier motor can. In every pliau: of design . . . manufacture. . . and assembly, meticu* Ions rare U drvoird to even the most minor of details. The result of this untiring effort is evidenced on every highway of the world—Cadillac motor can—ten or fifteen or twenty yean old—still providing pleasure and prestige. Visit your Cadillac dealer to drive the 1959 Cadillac . . . and to experience mulutdom'r motl ionutuing hour! The standard q f th e world in Precision TOUCHTON O Mu o C T i s t o u t s Os*, tot A V IS IT TOOK LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER HOLLER MOTOR SALES fwond R Fire Breaks Out Aboard Shrimper; Damage is $6,000 LIGGETT Pick up your proscrip­ tion If shopping near us, or let us deUvor promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescrip­ tion*. Mag wo oompound youra? rain w ill continue in northern T rx a i. Oklahoma and Arkansas, spreading Into Missouri. Rain was seen for the i o u t h * r n states, changing to snow flurries in the $ upper Mississippi Valley and th* Lake Superior area. by E ltU Jan* Keogh Tbs Young Adult Claa* o f th* Community Presbyterian Church honored Mrs. Chris Nelson and Mr*. Juanita Jacks at • cuff*# held preceding th* clast period Sunday morning. Mr*. Nelson B> JO HAMMOND leaves this week fo r California Phone VA #5662 and Mrs. Jack* w ill )«av* w ithin Th* regular monthly meeting of th* next f*w weeks for Washingthe Civic lo-agur was held this ton. aftrrnoon at th* Library Hall at 2 G ift earrings wsr* presented to p. m. the departing member* by th* *'A ft*r You Marco Polo" was group. th* hook reviewed by Mr*. John Hostesses for th* event were H inner. Sirs. Jo* Smathrr*. Mrs. Harold Hostesses fo r the meeting were Hockrrsmith and Mrs. Richard lira. Stephen Rockwell. Mrs Karl Krogh. Refreshment* o f coffee. Dun,-an. Mrs. H. R. G ra j. Mr*. M. ..ra n g e juice and doughnuts ware It RlanVrnshlp, Mrs. John liaumserved. hosier and Mrs. 1 **1* Futrh. 4 H (la b Meeting Jayree* To M f*t Lake M iry's Girls' 4-H Club The Longwood Jaycret w ill meet met Monday, Jan. 81. at the tonight at th r park at 7:30 p. m. school with leader Mrs. Ted V FW M rrlin g A district m reiing bt all |>oit* Brooklyn. snd auxiliaries o f the Veterans of Linda Green, president, was in Foreign Wars was held in IK-I.and. charge of the meeting and Sonja Sunday. Representatives of local I JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — F ir* Wester, song leader, led the group post No. 8207 attended. broke out In a 140.000 shrimp lioat j in singing. Judy Rowell conduct­ Regular meeting o f this post at nearby Dames Point Monday, ed the games. will be h*!d at the Altamonte causing considerable engine room Plan* were mad* for th* trip to Springs Community House, Malt- damage. the State Fair in Tampa and lind Avenue, Tuesday, Feb. to at Firrboat Capt. R. C. Vogel said Helen Freeman displayed pillow ­ 8 p. m. it was nearly six Ir-urs before the cases made for th* completion at An e ffo rt to form a woman's fire w*s extinguished and the her fa ir project. auxiliary Is underway and any in­ Fernandini Beach shrimper Chris­ Peggy Miller gave a demonstra­ terested amt eligible person is In­ topher towed to shallow water tion on th* covering of coat hang­ vited to attend. where It was pumped out. er*. Sun: rams Present Play Vogol said the fire, which prob­ The next meeting w ill t>* hald The prim ary Sunbeams o f the ably m u lle d from a short circuit, at the school. February I. First Baptist church, under the d i­ did moit damage to electrical Scout Breakfast rection o f Mrs. Mertie Largrant equipment. H r estimated damage A father-son breakfast w ill be and Mrs. Ktoise toim m lrr, present i t BViOO. served in the educational building rd a play at the meeting of the When the blare was discovered, of the Community Presbyterian Women'* Missionary JJorlrty Wed­ the Christopher wa* cut from her Church February 8 in observation nesday afterno n of last week. moarings and w orker! chopped a of Boy Scout Sunday. AU Lake .Members o f th r cast acre Car­ hole in th* side to flood the fir* . Mary Scout* and their father* ol* Hicks. Vecky Montgomery. There were no crewmen aboard. w ill be guest* o f honor. T h * Beverly' Montgomery, Towando Troop w ill attend th* morning Showers, P e g g y MrKindricks, worship of th* First Baptist Charlotte T ripp. Dawn Colburn, Church at II a.m. for a special I'atriria Lynn Saunders. Candy service. Harris. Candy Childs, Janice Personate l/im m ler. Debbie Parnsh, Karen NEW YORK (U P I)—Philip M Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner and R rtii Pettis, Diane Sweat, Nancy Wlute, Itey Futch and t Hayderg 7!. retired secretary o f and Sharry, Pittsburgh, Pa., ar* I Columbia University, died Monday rived Saturday to visit his par* Ricky I ’ettls. I alter a long Illness. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chri* Gardner. Personal* , A t the end of th* week be w ill Mrs. Gertrude Kenna has sold return to Pittsburgh for one tier home in East lamgwood and I MANHASSET, N. Y. (U P I) will reside wtih her daughter In Eugene E. Halmo*, I I , a civil en­ month, leaving Mr*. Gardner and gineer wh i designed naval and Sharry here for the month. Washington. D. C. Rev. and Mr*. Lucian Scott uf Mr. and Mrs. Everett Perkin* • ie*m»hip drydocks on all three of Wildmere Street received a sur­ coasts, died Sunday after a brief Winter Park visited friends here Sunday where they alto attended prise visit from th rir daughter, illne** th* morning service of the Com­ Mr*. Doris Moore of Franklin. Ind. RATON ROUGE. La. (U P D - munity Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Sue Settles of Acton, Ind Dr. Charles Reynard. 46, profes­ A sellout number attended the was also a visitor. Mr. and Mrs II. C. Davis an­ sor of law at Louisiana Slat* Uni­ barbreu* supper sponsored by the nounce the birth of a daughter versity and a leading authority on Westminister Fellowship l e a l born January 8 weighing six legal arbitration, died Monday of Wednesday, a heart attack. Mrmbara and frienda o f the ;ounds. I t ounces - - Mr. and M r*. Peter Hamilton, Community Presbyterian Church lu llit Avenue, rrlrh ra tcd their HOLLYWOOD (U P I) Sybil w ill meet Saturday to continue third wedding anniversary’ last Vane. 83, prim * donna who ap­ repair work on th* building. peared on tha American contact I Regular monthly meeting o f Us* Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Monlton nf stage and was a headline perfor­ Chamber of Commrrc* w ill be Rrightoa. Me. are the guests of his mer in vaudeville, died Monday held Wednesday night at I at th* mother, Mrs. Rita Monlton. after suffering a heart attack. C. of C. building. *UNihor i Name llelow) Tltt> past ton years hnvs revealed ths answer# to j formerly unaolvahle meriicul problem*. Ws now , conquered killers i have tlmt have plagued man­ kind through the agva. Soon, within our time we hope nil diitcwaos will bo overcome. Tho devoted effort# of rvaenrch chemMta nnd phyniciann. hack* ed up hy tho millions of dollars supplied by th* pharmaceutical industry aro perfecting now drugs. Aa rapidly aa than** new medical aids are developed it is OUr willing duty to immediately have thorn available f i r your need. Oklahoma anJ Arkansas and anow occasionally mixed with freezing rain waa reported as far north aa Kansas. Schools wer* closed and trans­ portation snarled Monday as th* tr**cherou* layer of Reeling rain spread over west and northcentral Tezas. The heavy ice snapped tree limbs snd utility lines throughout the area. To the north, snow up to four Inches s p re a d Into Oklahoma where a 10 Inch snowfall blanket­ ed ihe Panhandle region. A man and his daughter were killed Mon day when their car skidded on an Icy road near Oklahoma City and struck a train. A warming trend pulled th* northern portion of the nation out of one of it* coldest spells of the winter. Readings early today climbed s i much as 40 degrees In th* vast region from th* northern plslns through th* New England states. By contrast, colder weather in­ vaded the Southeast, accompan­ ied by outbreaks of heavy rains. Dothan. Ala., recorded as one Inch rainfall during the night and a downpour at Mobile, Ala., brought that cliy'a 24 hour total to more than two inches. Weathermen predicted freesing 9 Palmetto Streets 9 9 �* Red Guards Release II. S. Truck Convoy (E lw " S a n f o r d lim t ld A N AN IN D INDEPENDENT E P E N D E N T D A IDAILY L Y V F UNEWSPAPER ’viP APW'P ! United Preaa I-asiaed Wlr* Established 1908 WEDNESD a YTFEBRU ARY A 1»S9 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 36* 1IEL.MSTKDT. Germany (U P l) West Berlin to the Soviet check-i political advisor to the Soviet j V° k XL1X —The (our tn u k American con point here at llelmstedt came at Army headquarters in K a rt. Her to) held by the Russians since the end of a day o( hectic activMonday was released tonight af- Ity. „ . .. ________ ker about 46 hour* detention. It tame alter a hurried confer- , um * ° ’IfiT ’ i u ! ! . . The releate o( the four U. S ence here between Findlay Burn*. J{* thlir Arm y truck* which had travelled State Department advivor in Her * r Kuvnan* is- < l,t’l 110 m ile* down the autobahn from I Iln. and Lt. Col. M. F. M arkuihln. ®*n' in d to inspect the . _____________________________________________________ .____ . | tru c k i cargo*. The K u tiia n * previou*ly bad re fuied to pat* the convoy without »uch an inspection. B urn*cam e here at Waihington announced that the United State* had demanded that the Ruaiian* releate the American truck* and tervlcemcn held at the Helmttedt checkpoint ar.d that Mo»cow Editor* Note: Vsnu-wr KeM r*. Mary Earle Walker, tax assessment for the llttv tax ro ll.” make* certain there it no “ repeti­ NEW Y O R K (UP!) — A new A m e ric a n A ir lin e s ju t* NEW YORK ( I T I i — E ight-[ Robert, a handsome blond boy, marb. M. a Brooklyn talesman, aiaeaaor, today laid »he “ could Krider'a letter *ald the Tomtion of the inciiletit." w at a pavvengrr aboard the i ll­ IHiwcred a ir lin e r m issed ila L a G u a n lia A ir p o r t ru n w a y in mission “ believe* It -would be hen year old Roliert Sullivan became! |»|d nunc* when he wa* brought make no commitment" on the After two and a half hour* of rated Ameriran llrtlnes K lrctra foyr and ra in an d plunged in to th o Enat R iv e r ju s t lie fo ra ..... I...I |n i>vi*i 10 an orphan today. I to Fluihmg Ho*pital early today property a»»e**ment level in iV *, ji^ ^ W Walker). a l k e r ^ ^ h e negotiation* with the Russians at. anBut that crathed In New York Tues- Inal m id n iy fh t, k illin g 65 o f th e 73 i»era«ma iilx q trtl. alinoat 10 hours after th e 1 . . . ic m tn o le County for 1949 at the Hua^ | ani, „ lr Commladon checkpoint headquarter* just cra.1. ot an American A irlin e . \ ,hou* h* th" f i ' h fr <•» "• *“ “ »« '» «"• A p a ssin g tu g b o a t plucki-d n in e j»er.*o:i* fr o n t th e w a te r Feb. 12 meeting wltli with the County Web. Count) __ ,...... ... , ___ .,__ tin ta rd * down the road towar *U plane m the E a.l H tv .r here. d r * d; hr d,dn ‘ . ,of11*ur* » twinge >.klog with the ert to meet together," and th e w re c k a g e . One died la te r in a h o n p ita l. B y n tid * C om m ititon and School Board. Robert. < whose family lived tn stewardesses when the plane it added that R. T. M ilwrv Berlin. Burn* announced that ^ young Hubert hadn't been told She *aid the had been requests-d had reached agreement dammed Into the I'a .l K ivrr. morning 19 bodies had l*een re­ how'^hla" Ufe'"had” ~been altered™"! Uempalead. N.Y.. ami hi. mother b, State Comptroller Ha, Green ' ‘ chool .,.,M-rintrndent, had a rh r few moment* a ftrr hi* an Ill* Injurir* wrre not believed In '' nniii wf- nuim m ”A — H it father and too sister! * r r e * r r f rou^ht lo In covered from the shallow muddy -- |--' doled in ther meeting as a t we the u (ir»t nooncemrnt. Ihnte those wailing waiting on the 1° item on h it agenda, Feb 12 nouncemcnt. he fc|1|td |n d h(t nll„ hrr lllri) , ,f „ the »ame ambulance at 1 a m . be critical. Thl» I* hi* story. water* at the tidal river. ZL & nS J ” " h . ? " h l * , Kri-ler ye .te rd .) told The Her « • « hour, later of injuria. .offered tn The mother, Lorain., 40. died I The plane, a new two m illion with Green. She added that the»e aid that the meeUnr had treen American truck headlight. »ud ^ three hour* la trr By SKY Ml it K K IM \CM „ „ h conference* w ill tie held " a t »oon dollar turlio prop aircraft put into Hot*, it. tiltin g ui bed fur au Aa Told To I'P I in an attempt to reach '^ n ly come on and their engine* -------------------------------------------------a* sufficient fact* regarding the roar Into action. examination th i. morning, wa* God wa* good' to nir. It'* the service only 10 day* ago. w at the , . . 1 •current reappraital have become »BJ*‘-'n<mt on the assetsment The four truck* moved through nakrd trom the waist up and red only way 1 o u lil figure it out a irline'* Flight 120 out of Chicago. available." ,,vel the Soviet harrier, which bad Two Sanford women employed well* wrre visible acrot* hi* ab-1 I wasn't titlin g in my teat I It* la tt contact with the a irim rt . In i letter lo Commotion Chairbeen rai.ed for them, and on dooiin A nurte laid he had auf- wa* sitting In the plane's lounge by the Southern Bell Telephone . r . r i»v.ial#.ie» ^ n a n John Krtder, Mr*. Walker aero** the bridge separating the fered alxlommal abrasions when; with another guy and two stew- Co. recelvwl Vail Awards tolay . M tm llllM 1 •"id : two control point*—one on the he . . . thrown again.! hi. .afety ! arde.se. We were talking and <««r . . t i n * the life of . W o r d » nun less than three miles awae. “ If there are o tl^ r tuhject* Western tide and on* on the Com­ belt in the eravh. Ill* condition joking. I wa* (trapped into m y ; woo**n latt Vay, The plane apparently *ma»bed which you would like lo di*cu»t munist side wav listed a* fair. arat. The awards are given for Ufe- into the nver In landing poaition, Three-year old B ettir McGowan at this meeting, requiring my at They accelerated all the way. After the crash he rllm hrd to wet down and 1 1saving action on the part of tele­ broke apart and sank quickly tn Then tention. pirate Inform me o f and w rre hitting a food apeed « i i back tn her tattle Venire home the top of the wreckage with hi* thought I wa* going to dir. How phone operators. about 2h feet of water. al noon today a ftrr S h e riff* drp these matters and I shall be Funeral aervicea w ill be held to­ when they nesrrd the w r*t mother, who he tald appealed to did I get out ol the plane* I don't Mr* Audrey l ’a!ler*on, operat­ It appearrd likely that the cause happy to cooperate W rit German'police” r*"i»cd their ' u*,r ‘ h*d, f 01,11^ have a broken leg know, but I helped pull out two or, aixl Mrs Krbrcca Jones, assist­ morrow at 4 p m. ror Kol-ert J. • o f the fatal crash first of a U. ft. The letter noted that "><>« , B obi" Shoemaker, 21. who died barrier, and the American* ron- ^ * l ll‘ ! ' hlwr,,,ood 1,1 » ll»l ant chief oprratur, were credited " I wa* kneeling on the wreck j h o tlrtte * and a little buy. made commercial jet prop in the failed to state the purpose of this »i # :jo a. m. in an O r-, tinued riirht on Into West Gar"• * Msr™ age with mother, that'* why I That water wat cold I thought with saving the life of Mts. J. H. - U. S —would not he determined meeting, but I itiu m c your in tjmd,, hnipita! many without Interruption. . l h; WI1 *° to M ," the nurse quoted, I d never tee my wife again. You Bay »hen the M ffrrv d a heart at- i until completion af an tnveeHhome was being searched when .. . . . . . . . . ___ , ____ _____.n.1 r..i fr.,™ . ■Untion ia tn d itc u it a level of yjr shoemaker wa* l*orn A pril I earn* close to glv- ta«k and waa cut o ff from a can I gallon. the child wa* brought to the club-1 *“ ? * " • .. . I don * kno* "------------------- -----Is, IWS7. in Lake Wale*. He was a vrnation with a nephew tn A r­ house at the M ayfair Country ! . * '• • » * ? Wl,h' hu moihfT *? * ,nf ^ "There were only two large resident of Sanford fo r 14 year* Club by a woman golfer. The golf ««*»«••« they were picked I .warn In the water to a tug kansas. Due to their quick think- piece* at wreckage," Everett and a graduate of Seminole High boat. I swear to God I gave up !"*• P°l'ce rushed to Mr*. Ray's court# ia aereral block* from h e r, “ **• Bobert la id , Phelpa, co captain of the tugboat School. He attended the University hum,. I I only had a couple of iwira- twice. You just don't know how home and admitted her to the ho* H. Themes T ali, said, "the ta il .o f 1 lurid*, Gainesville, where he pltal, where ah* soon recovered. Her frantie parents Mr and mlng lesion* ami the current w a i lucky I wa* Now I know I'll | writ a member of ATO fraternity. The awards were mad* by C. N. and part of the fuselage. Three Mrs. Joseph MeGowan. w e r e •» « *« ..aid. | live to be « people wrre perched on the fuse* H r wat employed by the Central tlx-i-chles* with gratitude knd reh,m htI mother wa* I'm Ui good shape, only my TUck. gvneral tre ffie manager for tagr. We hauled them aboard. WASHINGTON <UFI> — l*re il Florida Experimental Station. Florida. lief when the child wa* found, downstair*." the nurse (aid. “ He ankle. Hut oh my bark, my leg. g n g Mlsenhowrr left today for a Aa see did to. a hand poked Sanford March of Dimes volunSurvivors include hi* wife. Mr*. "W r can never thank the neigh doetn'l know tho other* are my head. And I'm still freeilng. through a door In the wreckage, T^oflMavtlle. Ga. vacation | Barbara ,\r»n Shoemaker; one tcer* scored a victory Monday bor* or the S heriff'* Department | dead." I That w a ta r-lt wa* to eoldt "The man Iniide the fuselage i daughter. Deborah Ann; parent*, night with the annual Mother'* rnough," McGowan laid. “ I don't) ' called for help. Crtwmen yanked and Mr*. Claude W. Shoe March on Polio on the door with hooka but " W A IH IN G T O N tu rn — The maker. Sanford, and a grand-: Under the leadership of Mrs. know who the people are who help­ couldn't get M open Then Use i t Interior and Insular A f-, mother. Mrs. R H. M ull!*, Cross Rut*ell Spencer and Mr* Martin ed u*. but I do want them to know fuselage section pulled away from ’Committer today approved a ; City. j Dyer, 42 district chairmen and how much is wat appreciated.” The child was discovered mi** the hooka. The man's hand dis­ Die Rev. T C D'Steen and Dr. 1J7 volunteer* collected 12.04T »0 WU O ftmske Hawaii the 60th state ing about 10:30 a. m. The Mc­ The audience at the lanford appeared Ilia rrie * stopped , . Vmon The vote wa* 35 to 4. | J. H. Root w ill officiate at aervice* during the one hour drive. Gowan* moved her* recently from Clvle Center left with mixed feel­ " I f only there were more boat* tn Hntson Funeral Home. InterThe fund* have l*een turned over South Carolina. ings last night after viewing the ■round, more people could have m riit w ill be held at a later date. u> the Seminole County Chapter of modern gyrations of the Dane* base saved." WASHINGTON ( U l 'l i — lTe*l- Honorary p a l'.xa rrrs are Larry lh. National Foundation, headed Drama. t M t Elsenhower challenged Dem­ Hate*. Kobnr Harvey, Johnny by John Sauls. Nearing completion in down crel# block construction has been Many were frank in their unap­ ocratic congressional leader* to­ Higgins. Tom ity Spear, Harold Mothers wrre greeted on their town Sanford Is one of Central used throughout The floors are preciative comment*. Othcri said rvlu m by hot coffer at the I SO. day tn raise taxes if they pass Date and Jlm r-i/ Butler. Florida's most modern office le rra iio ; and ceilings are low with they had enjoyed the performance. . costly housing and airport bllla. where Mrs Carolyn Higgins o|>en T h ii w ai the firs t time dance* arcoustlcal Ute to eliminate noise, biddings. od the doors (or the collectors. Karh office has It* own til* had been staved In the sew build Designed after a "atatar" build­ Mrs Speneei ssld. ''Witnotw the ing in M iam i Beach, the K irk restroom. The building Is design­ Ing. Carefully weird lighting i f help of the district chairmen who A T L A N T A 1111*11- T h e Georgia LAKELAND ( I T I ) — General, Building at Commercial As* and ed for additional stories. Kspan feels were enmetimei marred by organlied their sertions. the Legislature, which call* itself “ the slon may tw arcuinpllshed by re­ the dust left on costume* after the Merrh could not hsve hern a Manager Homer Hooks of the Flo Hood St w ill house 12 offices lowest paid in the nation." found rid* Citrus Commission w ill ask 1 The steel and concrete roof w ill moving all interior w ills. If neces­ wearer had writhed ou the floor. CAPE C A N A V E R A L , F I*. success." a quick cure for Is woe» Tuesday Music came from a hidden hi-fi (U P I) - The A ir Force fired Ita " I wish It were possible to the Commission next week to seek go on the latter part of this sary. Ih# roof 1* held by co n rrrtr Members voted themselves a 110, ,,A |(, 8 jU P iy .T e n more prom set and, except for a modern Jats 20th Intercontinental A lta i early to revitalise Florida's dwindling week, according tn Hill Kirk, who pilasters. a day raise. inent Parisians today- fared quet- thank each mother and father A tr r r a iiu floored arcade w ill b«l**L » •» i " ■ clasaical vein, today to close out the key phase is doing Ids own contracting. ConaMpmenU individually Many of the father! I " ? '' w ill give eat) access to office *1Lm lly Frankel, featured dancer, of the husky missile's developHooks said Tuesday he w ill tug and the alrret Kirk rstlmates that .undeniably la talented. She held mrnt. customers w ill ute the convenient f° r *'• If an hour with her Aimed at a point about 4.300 an industry meet ing be called to go “ into the miles down the A tlantic tracking city parking lot adjoining the o f " r h ‘ ld'* Elnathan 0. Smith got lost in his; Paris r< slaurantrur G e o rg e s | fBe children. ....... subject of our fresh fru it property ! *'or ••'•L M ' m Ftankel wore a range, the On foot rocket waa tha whole fam ily's 45 room mansion. Police Biranrherl wat the fifth "person Mrs. Spencer recounted amusing . . . . . The flat roof w ill have a .even mou,# * r , y «>•«“ « • • ‘“ ‘ •hredded last In tha Atlaa " B " ae riri. In In TAI.LMIA.VsKE lU P Il — D o found him Iwhimi a divan In the »IHy" tn be charged wlih “ of experiences during the evening.7 creased rlda • gasoline U t total reachrd f.wat overhang with a two f o o t " ^ ' o f « « u t* U U ln g fr o m h e r thla phasa tit* Atlas was trslad Using room. fense* against public m orality" In h* <) no children, *« He told the local Rotary llu h ting,UW, 123. an increase ut mote aluminum f.crng to give lhe ‘ 'i«ulder. Her d a m . lnclud«l U . with all thrrs of its powerful connection with the <ase »hc measurcil her dog and gave that unless the steadily declining than four per cent, despite the build.ng a low look and protect ‘ "••«* m Uv* rocket engines, designed to glvn Other* rharged with the same h it length In dimes. It a fl.3ri)-mlle boost. shipments are bolstered, citrus heavy by passers from weather. A s.de ' ° f * fh i d ta frre ie in IV1* which A LEX A N D R IA , Va t U I ’l i — offense .» rrr former National A t ■ The firing followed by 11 houra gmwrrs are going to tie In trouhle knocked out around the office, has been , £ ? * tourist Industry, walk , , , , . , .uthrr dancers, wluj were at their Federal Judge Allx-rt \ llrya n to sembly President Amlre i» Iro P r r v f i f c O f D a n c e when the grove damage auffered lined Chairman Joe Grutrgut eaid mrluded for convenient acces. (||f of , . the leroml attempt to fire the At­ day ortlered the Alexandria School, quer; hi* flim il, the White Itus in last winter's fVreiet ha* healed Kirk said that seven of the A, |e rm | l(J u |h, „ „ wl|h las' backup missile. Die Titan today. Board to admit nine Negro chtl- »nn countess Eliiabeth de 1'ina- X f t P r n w j / l A R n n r l c and o r a n g e production again o free, had t*en rented, but demodrr|| „ ch ICBM The Titan launching waa The la* In 1W7 totalled $103. d rm to three white school* next J«ff: famed woman's hair dresser j i lU Y lU L U U I lU a reaches the inn million hoi level U5.0U3. thwarted at the last second when dined further comment on who | ( r M #fKjr(, w UaR^ . Guillaume Gugllelml, and Jean C#%r T o a h A n n r r £ Tuesday . He said “ shipments hive de The aielience was stymied dur- a malfunction developed In the 90Jestier. . department More .11-! r 0 ^ I e e i l - A g e r S Gasoline and other nt-dor fuel w ill occupy them. The building w_____ — and cllned steadily for the past to ___ lies provide the — Lai --------Income *'** h* coinplrttd tn about six l|;g "Haunted Momenta," a dance foot missile. rector, | Youngster* In Sanford Floodlights pierced the clear sky* Former I'art* Police Inspector Seminole Counly w ill profit from ?r * n,J *h , l ^ f * * J * •Pprar to which I* the lt»ad Department'* weekx h# said. I billed as a humoroua and horrible CHICAGO t l ' i ' l ) — Frank Hanaa the Atlas hlastrd o ff at 3:01 be headed for Ihelr lowest volume chief tource of fuixU for h l(h *A ) * lake a iAM>k i t Sanford a To fantiay of pniple and aounda. l*o dell went to International A irport 1 terre -Sorlut, said lo be the or the lucres* of Bohliv lla rk rtt'a In 2d years.” morrow" Is how the sign In front 11,„ Banfordile* d i d n ' t know a m. e a t., shattering a thick lea construction. to mail a package to Afghanistan o1 «h# orgies, wa* jaded ja r* band Friday night coating formed by tha auh-iero He added processors have “ done of the otfire reads. whether to laugh or cry. He opened the wrong door, found | “ n * r 'l* rk-'e minor* to Proceed* from the performance liquid oxygrn In Its tanks. Tha A t­ a magnitlrenl fob In taking rare Kirk will start ronstrurtlon on a himself ut a “ reatncleel area" am) ,,r“ *Ufhery. I ( if any) w ill go Inin a special' . las made a smooth start and our annual new medical building near the production mere* , il te w nrnvlda "isativu" ifanreA doien g irl* l-etweea tile ages fund to provide “ name" dance had tn he vaccinated for smallrllmt-ed with gradually Increasing m iin i / the fart fa rt re remain* hospital within 10 day* of 14 and in *ere Involved in the funds for teen ager* at no coat tea . , . hut thr pox speed into a star filled sky. A fter that the Increase In processing eaac. They were rrportevl to have |0 them about two and a half minute* tha danced nude or near nude at par , -n,,. ,1anf, wj|| be held al 5 p dors not automatically Justify or Heavy winds that ripped branch missile's two booster engines ap­ .i< * at villas on the fringe of par m |tlr S a n fn rd c*|v|e Crnter. exiuse Ih* decrease In ____ , , | r , •• American History B NEW YORK ill'll I wo Hoc e* from free* and sent lno*e ar peared to burn out a* planned, Ttrkets are on sale at t/m n ir's ing 707 jet passenger planes land *• Hooks tald the Industry mutt 2"r ^ Wilson, Deles flyin g hampered Sanfonl and thr Atlas continued under Record Rack and M lltrr'a Radio ad safely Tuesday night despite merest* fruit quality and !m The proclamation firemen ahnrtlv a ftrr noon today power (or another full mlnuta. and Appliance Mall order* may mishap* resulting from "m alfunc­ , .. .. ._, „ prove marketing methods to put llis rr<|ur*t of the loesl chapter Frank Meisch, 64. died last as they extinguished a fire at le sent to the Sanford Recrratlnn ' ... ............. . . . _ tio n *" ui flight. D irre were no in­ fresh fruit sales bark to Ihelr ut tiie Daughters of the Am eriran M^ht In Jacksonville. Hall Urns Trucking Co garage on a Department, City Hall Tickets juries in either rase. Revolution. Mr Meisch was a retired San 1West First 8t. former lewis. All eltlrens. «'•••'•* »"d ’ ’d-rn f„ n l farmer aruf moved to Jack-! Minor damage » n caused by e , , WASHINGTON (U P Ii—W illiam a rr * ,.175 R,’n*,'J ' V r!> ' O p t io n H Franke will succeed Thom *. ,ion *M . T h e lowest were urged to acquaint them- •on* ill# two y e trt ago to llvs th* fire, which started In * plla of •islo. i with hi* son in law and daughter, assorted trucking articles behind si-ives w lln Ami n u ll TALLAHASSEE (L T D - lo p II Gates J r as secretary nf the prire Is being charged, Consulting engineers, Jareai barkers of a projiotrd patent op- Navy on June I M erlins rapen%« it the only oh during the month. Mr and Mr* Earry H artsflrld the garage. Flames quickly spread lion nil-sidy law are convinced the , Gales resigned Tuesday hut ir r *ivr Iwslde* offering entertain l>*alli vvjti tlur to a heart attack lo an adjacent o|»en area, where '•rarnlle |{o|*rra* iJ ifflo c k and Mr* Jus- Frossard. West Cry vial plan would not push H o n d a'* pub agreed to President Kt»< r.hower's n,,'n' *° Sanford residents Survivor* Include hi* wifi- Mrs brush ami grass wrte tinder <lry. t u t / *>f Winter Park, vsrre authoW lic *itio-d system into the shadows request to slay on the job tor Dress for the listening or danc I--ike Drive, was dismayed last Helen Brandi Mrlsrh, Jarkson Water was ptayrd on the trees ru n t by County Commissioner! night whan her car ro lle d back-. of private school*. j three months while Navy pro tn* *• °r<'onal. * llle two brothers. Joe Meisch. ind buildings after the hlaie ha<l yesterday to make a survey at and wards down the drive way. Jump (ia d d a rs k la cloudiness Sanford, and Nick Meisch, Jack been put down. Daoiage wa* not public building# in Bcmtnola Cuun’ o m n , i I* gram* are presented to Congress *T " ~ , ed the curb and slid into the * trm acatlsred showers, aonville. ritlm ated, and the cause undeter- . t> . O . IO L U lC ll U p The President promptly named A p i H H I U i ' d T O H o a r d some locally beat) luniabt, be Fuorisl servlees w ill be held Jmilled at 12:30 p m Chief K. T. The firm w ill submit a report WASHINGTON (U P D — De Franke. now undersecretary of W illiam Hall-ark, C«l. S G lake. rumlng partly cloud) and not quite A w rre krr pulled th r late model at All Souls Catholic Church F rt i I b o n u s and t l i mrn from thr San on the condition of the courthouse, fense Secretary Nell II. Me Elroy the Navy, to the top post A *4 lla rrim a n . It I K lm l.lll, George mi warm on Thurtda). Ia>w to n itb t said today there wo rld *wr only year • old accountant, Franke W. Morgan arvl (' A Wale* have from the water, where ft had mi to 70. South lo to u lkw rtl winds day morning al a (Mher arrange ford Fir# liepartmsnt rushed to Jail, rounty home, road eamp menu are ineomplete. Mh# seen*. *od the health u n i t . ________ "one or two missiles' difference joined the government in 1941 as been appoints! to the" "semlnole • ^ D l.e a d Mrs i0 *? 11 - ,,M " • r »• In U. S and Kuittan* stock* of ( a apecial assistant to the defense I County Zoning Board o f Adjust Frossard said she had not pulled northwest over most of area •>— — on the emergency brake. T hr car war-ready intercontinental mis- ] secretary I men) by the County Commission Thursdi) and diminishing. Small was (larked on a slight In rlm t llle * by the end of 11*59. j --------- — * ——- - # ------------------- ■ craft warnings are displayed on both coast*. 65 Dead In Crash Of Airliner T a x Assessor Says 'No Commitments' Youth Is Orphan Due To Big Crash 'God Good To Me,' Survivor Declares 1Operators Given Famed Vail Awards 3-Year-Old Found By Mayfair Golfer Funeral tomorrow For Bob Shoemaker Craft Hits River, Breaks; 9 Rescued Dimes March Nets $2,057 In Sanford News Briefs Ike On Vacation K Dance Drama Gels Office Building Nearing Mixed Reception iTag Challenge j Completion, Owner Says .Hawaii Bill Okayed Famous Parisians Linked To Orgies Quick ‘Cure’ Found Boy Lost In Home Citrusmen Seeking Hike In Shipments ' a -t ml « «">■ w ; >-> *»»« ................. ” "i : : r & r . . v : v r . t , s - .............. ... : r Atlas Is Launched After Titan Fails Despite Weather, Gas Tax Increased Judge Says: ‘Mix’ Behind That Door *History Month’ Proclaimed Here Planes Land Safely Fire Extinguished Near Local Garage Attack Is Fatal .. ..«ned .i To Frank Meisch Franke To Become Secretary Of Navy Defended County Will Get Building Survey Brake Not Pulled, Car Rolls In Lake Weather U •Bill ‘Nut Extreme’ WASHINGTON <U l'l) — Praaident Eisenhower made it clear to­ day that his civil rtg h u program, to be submitted to Congress Thurs­ day, w ill not have any extreme N ature which in his opinion would raise temper* and prejudice*. No More Strippiu’ LONDON ( U I'D - • -lyllia Dixfta jr, London's star striptease artist during World War II, (old a tax aourt that sha stopped taking U oil and becam* a hotel cook to Mi* wouldn't "ba stripped o f aseryRung again by the tax man." Fire To Firemen m o b i l e , a u . i u p d — now they’re delivering the fire * right the fireman. VVhaa fireman oouldot reach a burning railw ay Qbofrigarator car here Tuesday, a •w itch c n g iu obligingly pisstoad It i« f *e ~ Air Station To Dedicate Field To Hero's Memory _ Station formally w ill b* dedicated aa Barney Field on K rld ,Jf •« I I 30 p m Ceremonies w ill honor the morn**2° perished in the n flaming - wreck ■2# of hi* A3D Skywarrlor, June 3. The tragedy occurred near S* villa, aa l-cdr. Ramey ordered h it two crewmen to parachute and stayed with the horning plane, hy h it action he avoided crashing in a heavily populated area. The field w ill be dedicated by (’apt. Ijonel A rthur, Naval A ir Station Commander. The Navy Marina Corps M a d * « d i ba •- j Joe Baker Chosen Top Young Farmer Thieves Get $10 A Sanford City Commissioner From Bus Station Seminole County Health Unit Assured .Seminole County wtU have it* I site near Use hospital waa dia- rrsoutres. The third step w ill ha IlluU.ug) health unit. cussed, but waa found to ba 'to o a site survey and legal opinion at site value*. The fourth w ill be tha I'relim inary step* already ar* highly priced." iq-tiiing of bids and Ih* actual today wat chosen the Outstanding The Hoard passed a resolution start o f construction. t h i i * rs stole 110 In rash from im lrr way slid • nvtruclion should Y'oung Farmer of Seminole Conn the Greyhound bus station early ; *<**0 somtUriil .his summer, suiciding live present budget to in ­ Plans will be accepted only after I) this morning I The decision to build came al a clude matching funds required by a study of other health unit* M , II* la Joe Baker, installed a* a Entrance waa m.d< by break ">««“ »« X*»«arday afternoon be- the governiwanl before eonstruetion , Florida. Forehand atraased that a warded l.cdr. Ramey, povthum member of the c itr governing ,tween , crn County om m iffloneri and lean Counly C ( ommitdoners jean begin begin, jorehand Informed -------- ; simple construction waa adequate, w liy_ Mr> H im ry w|„ lf r r p ( Eo-ly Is.I month A . Seminole'. lh. J h' ^ k ^ . n, r rtm „J e A Authu. lo ru l. j lounty — “ ultiui Forehand of the F Florida administrator* that ha 1"Thsre I* no sat design, but tha J nominee__Baker w ill rotnprle with a „||c ,, a ^ checked . . . in . the . the medal from rrum Kadm m u n i. W w . j. ______ > ____ station Drveligimrnt I ommission’a llo tp l could not mak« aa applkation building must ba fire resistant and other young farmers for the atste, lal Ikpartm ent. Forehand told without proof at local matching functional tor your purposes," ba s *d « e t, Commander Fleet A ir. , „ | r Police made the discovery at t.omnnssioner* that groundwork fund*. added. 3 30 a. m. Manager Boh B llhim er . , John K rider and LaarraM* Iw o fDr. Tharmood told tha Board J VI-cdr. kr n' nRainey ' .. v .., to the ^ Jayceei. "*"'"•» • • • aponaorsd . . . u n . h l . I/V Sell i f a n v lh ln e w l v m u * ‘ k r * la OT Ih# was attarhad had been taken * ' n),h,n* rounty would ioaa the Vaderal ford war* appointed usculora o f that ha had Investigated tha vacnM VAH-H when the tragedy occur- ' grant of l!4.uog, given uadar Ih* tba project and w ill alga all neve*- medical building in I-ongwood and red. His two crewmen and aquaHill Burton Hospital A ct. in } document* aa tha pari ef the found tt satufactory. Attorney dron males will be present at A l l III T h e F a m i l y CommDfioneri voted lo odvar Board. Tha eoucty must provtda Mark Clavalaad J r. w a i a u th o ris e ceremonies F rld ty. A formation| CATAN7.ARO, Ita ly ( U l’l) The l/mgsrund Town founcM w ill use for sale th r present county $64,000 fo r building coals. to Inveatlgala tha ownership o f tha of A3D Skywarriora from the A ir [ Farmhand Domenico' S*no 24 meet tomorrow night at I n the un|t property on Palmetto Forchsnd said that ha would be­ building. Tha structure baa bean Station will pass over the field changed his mind on the eve of Town H a ll. Ave. A l it * on French A v * „ ad gin work Immediately as aatrmal- offered to the County Health l)aduring the dedication. dedication. unng the his scheduled wedding Monday, I g , . __T~ m ~ n* a Jarent lo tha Southern Ball Tele­ ed cost figures, and advised Ih * partmnol fo r w a as a health ama­ uivnea to kidnaped xiunapea hla n il nance's The public has been invited fiance's (6-year 16 year __ old L n a m D e r 1 0 M e e t phone Co., ka considered unaatis- Board to hire an archltoct. In put- iar. attend. Security guards w ill guide! sister and ran o ff with her. Po Lake Mary Chamber of Com- factory by Dr. Jack Thurmond, di­ lining tha Maps required, ha M id Other Commission action Inals*guests to parking area* and1lice arrested him a few hour* lal- merre meets tonight at I to the rector o f the r bounty Health Do- the second step would include a ed a dacliloa to knveatlgate nH>tmgraodstaod* ar sod rescued the g irl. partasaa*. Chamber building . rnftoaOaa ad tha aounty'i ftoanetol digaal Council To Meet �I I Pag* E -W ad.. T ib. 4. 1989 ffr M # » Vm 9 New Cities Under Floridians Prefer ’M ix ' 104-Year-Old Dies In Tampa Hospital Terrified Boy Survives 6-Story Drop 'Mixing' Pressure » « E W Y O R K <UP1>— f o r 10 U r- f Jim m y hadn't expected to *4# Hfytag minute* while h li older ; h i* father, W alter H ughn Sr., at brothel clutched h it wriata, little home when be returned from Jim m y Hughes den|led ouUlde achool at 3:30 p. m. Tueaday. But the apartm ent houie window s ix there waa dad, and ha waa all a ta rtn o ff the (round—and then upset about rrp o rt* Jim m y had he fell. barn mlibehavlng in athool. But 13-year old Jimmy w ill live Jim m y thou|ht he'd aeare hia U U ll th r nightmarish tale, doc­ dad out of a licking. tor* a l M l. Sinai lloapltal p rr Ila ran In • sixth-floor window dieted today, beeauie the ira»» in lha Madiaon Avenue apartment courtyard on which he crashed and aat on lha window ledge. cushioned h i* fa ll Ju»t enough. lie Ilia father waa frightened. Ilopw ill be a long time recovering in f to lure Jim m y back from the from p ainful in ju rilf. ledge before a n y th in ! happened, It a ll happened beeauie Jim m y the elder llughea told him, “ I'm waa a fra id h i* dad would liv e not going to hit you—and to prove him a licking. it I'm leaving the houie r lfh t now.” ](a walkad out. Jim m y tried to get back Into the mom but he clipped. Legal Notice irnTOV.'^Vi XwiSv xx n rn t» im i iu >*a u tK " T |lu - h l* a i i T l c n t o e n o w c a t a n T i n : u t a t k o r I ’ u o n lO A t o : r i . A t ' o r . A W tt: •“ I ’. n u l* I l l o l I I • M - fm n a lO *U o r« la A D oom P e titio n J k a v U ir • '• • 5 tie * In «l»e C ir c u it CnuM In end »r a e m ln n le C e u n tr. P ta r lja - ■* i ’k i n c e r r . w h e r e i n V j l i t l e n e r j . {Jit J IT B V lll* *"4 ||i* a A U R f l l B . h ie w ife e .e lt to « 4 r > k l » e r ta ln r o l n r . 4 m in e r fem ele cfcll-l. " i l " I n P A N T A H i r , lh » .» * * • • e n le a r e t o c a u te a n * re o u iia >eu o l-e an<l a i> p *a r helore th e a k o ie Iy ta Court « n i k * !« < t o la re k A . t * . l i l t , th e " m l tk e ra a a llo w cauaa. I f an v va u ra n . a & « th e ra n o a e t .» the f e i l l l e n . a r t h a r a ln a h e u M aat be a ra n fa ll. T H e re in f a l l » » r elae a l ,*r r ** ftm C n n fa a a n w ill *>• e n te re d i a■aa linn i ti vi o u ■■"* a n d •the r a u ia »>roc»*4 vw •• w www-*- iffiV v a i WA.W f. n. p, Siftda. lf#rM<>R A t; L lir k n f lh a C lr r u ll ,C e»»t- * * w W i V * B « v h e n * a - t p f f le la l h i l i t W i f i K . J e m lM la r elar ri4 l d aa . e *>n le l iirlat O Ca n th i» arr « f J a n ir y . A . b .. t i k i , K .n iln M . F r i, /• / C a w n lr. r la r M a M a rth a T . V lh D n . C a rd a n Vr.* F r * 4 # r lr k IJ ta rn a w fe e P e iiti» n » ra M l If. P a r k A ia n u a K O. B a a i l l * Gypsies Put Curse On Hit-Run Driver MIAMI (UPIi —A (ypale rurte I* riding anmewhere with a hitand run driver. The eurar w at brewed for the d rive r whoae ear atruek aii-yearold Oypile Prince L a rry Mitchell. Larry, who received a fractured ahull, recovered from tha acci­ dent. Tha tribe ha w ill one day lead had g a lh rrrd on the hotpita! lawn hare to pray fo r him. Tntra waa a big celebration Sunday worn doctor* and ha would be all rig h t. He waa bark w ith bU hia*people today. BUIy ViichrU. M. king of tha gypiia iriha and Larry'* graadfather, pmmiaed tha curae woi'ld ba lifted if the hit-and-run driver would make himaaU known. ‘ I f th e m a n w h o a lr u c k L a r r y w i l l U l l h * d id i t , " M itc h e ll M id . “ w a 'U l i f t lh a c u r ie a n d w * w a n t p r o a e c u tr ." Fiona*. lit Legal Notice ICC C t a r l ml l b * I ' M i l r ^ j t i * t'w w a lr , n « M i , J u R c tfia 'V lT C M E .v a w a b k ••a I * A ll r r a a i l w a aae I*» ! » • • • H i •a t K l 2SSK. " *’ • - • • 4 . fa u a a ” ea«h o f vou a ro h . r . h r ItlfC ana r.autr.a. na a n -l iom a nO a w a u io * « ., , a f » » « , n u r M l * a a o tn o i t a la o f B U V N C Iir K l T t ’ l t * IR C . 4 * t . i* « 4 . i a l f o f oal4 a u n ty , t o t h . C a iio tv J u 4 * o e f im ln a la I ’ o u i t r . ria r M a . a t h i t (fle e in lh a e fr.u .uu.» a tf ,aa*a j4 Idea In th o uf« rt Jh\ o .» o a u n ty a t P a a fo rtl. rio tl> ta . w ith M eM e a l* n 4 a r m o n th * fro m tlhh a* ditto o f th o flr a t r u b llc . ll- . n o f [hia a o tlr o . kCaeh rla lm o r <Uman4 b o ll ba In w r lt ln a . and a b a ll a ia t * K '.to a d d ra a a o f lh a tla lm a n i. a n i d a ta n f ra a ld tn ra *n 4 !>«•• o fa f I l i a • U f n a n t . aa<1 a h a ll !•* ..rn t o t.» th a tla lm a n i. a o a m o m # y . a n d a n y »urh r la lm « r •a a ia n d n o t an f ll* 4 a h a ll lia , nl.t. ’• ft n b . M W III I# W ar# A * e t a r u m r n f | h . U t i W i ll 3 a St* S c h V ’a i'r c u e x j m f a * c p u b lic a tio n J a n u ttr ilth . T h o B o .M « f C o u n ty r e m n tlM In n e r* o f a e m ln a la C o u n ty , r ia r M e n i l r« r*l« > M 4e » t lh » O fflr # n f n p It# rn 4 n n . r l e r b . In tb e C e u rt H - u ie a t O a n fa ra . u p ta «;*« f . M. F n h r u a r r la th M l * , f o r l b * fa ll u w l n r • n u tp m e n t: ■p m la ’ i c A T i o u a ro w t •*!■ • t w a i i .* : w W I D T H - * f t . a In t/> A ti|K ( » —O -m p . f r ; n t Oaaa# Keek tn T a n 4 e m I f h im : v v c :n t a i i ^ - * m f t n V K H A l.l, I . H N U T I I - n n t m a r* th a n i l > , (I u ia » *4 w wlith I t * * a U l i r a * F.<iul»»*4 I I »-f M w lr T * ii4 » m w ith A ir I t r a k * * <to o ,a x*< k ao ultil> «4 w ith r o lla r a«4 a litia a f t a a r a iK * lla h t a a n d U r a a la nala A ll a la t l r a n t a r n - a r 8 k l4 k ra c k a ia on ra a r la T nna l*n t(» « a fu l M i j t l r r lu a « ca *l la i I r a d r ona ,*,<1 I r a - l o r a n * Ira lla r. Hid a w ill ho -p a n a d a l a w a a |. I In a lo ha I.- I4 F a k r u a r v IT t i l l . A lla a t: a I* tU r n d o n . C la rk J a h n K r ld a r , I'k a lrm a n ilh and f a b . 111 l- u k lla k J a n u a rv r u a r v I l k . 111). A t he fe ll he caught tha w in­ RICHMOND. Va. ( U P D - V lr dow ledga with hia hand* aad fla la turned it* attention today held od. Aad he acreamed. from the tbua-far peacefully inte­ That brm irht hia IS-year-«ld grated achooli of Norfolk and A r­ brother Walter Jr., on the run lington to three other eitlra caught from a n o t h e r room. Walter up in tha race-mixing eriaia. crabbed Jreimy'a w nita and held Warren County derided to keep on aa long a* h* could, but then hi* grip clipped and Jim m y fell. | iu only high achool la Front Jim m y'* dad didn't are him fall. <Royal elated at leaat until SepFrom down below he'd aeen Wal­ tambar and w ill continue to rely le r J r. holding Jlmmy'a wriat*. on a private ayatem act up laat and he waa trying to gel back ’ fall to circumvent the admiailon upatalri aa fa it aa he could. But of 22 Negroc* to the achool. by tha lime he arrived, it waa too Federal Judge Albert Bryan late. pmmiaed In Alexandria to hand Down below Jim m y'* crumpled down an opinion in a day nr two form lay in lha courtyard. on a requeat to aiaign 14 Negroe* A doctor aad an attendant from to four Aleaandna achooli. kit. Sinai Hoipital, directly aeroaa CbarlotteaviUe, which doted two the alraal, gave Jimmy fira t aid of It* achooli laat fa ll under th r and ihen look him into tha hoi now atrickrn “ maaaiv# reaiatance'’ p ila l on a alrrlcher. program, reopened them today on Tha m td ic *l verdict after X- a argrrgatrd baali. A federal ap ray* and c ih tr teat*—a fractured peali judge laat week granted th* rig h t hip aad rig h t ankle and poa- city a atay of Integration until alble internal injurita. September. Twenty one Negroe* who en tered aeven arhoola in Norfolk and Arlington Monday returned tnday to another fu ll aeiilon of e tiia e i. Norfolk reported attendance waa WASHINGTON (U P I) — Not picking up In the a ll achooli It many people could forget an In­ reopened Monday under federal vitation In breakfait with the Prev- court order*. Idant at tha While Houie. But Rap. Robert R. Barry <RK- Y .l did. " I juat completely forgot ell about It," Barry conferred. “ I hop* tha Praaldent w ill forgive me.” B arry » n oot n f th e n inviled to tb* W hit* Houie b rta kfa rt Tuaaday fa r fraahmea GOP congreaamea. A t tb* time ha waa auppoaed to be braakfaitlng with the ITaaldeat Barry waa bliatfuliy hauling tru a ki into tha tu te af hia new ham*, buying mat* fa r new earpeti, and driving hi* aon to achoal. Freshman Forgets Ike’s Breakfast Dciplta a drop In fataUiia* dur­ ing 1131, motor vehicle accident* still account for mare than twofifth* of all accidental death* in the U. t. CALL HERTZ FA2-7723 r HERTZ J Erawlagn FA S-7100 Vie Robello, A it. 101 E. l i t To Fight, Negro Avers TAMPA (C P !i — White k.oridiana are coming to believe that peaceful Integration i* better than waging a • hopeleaa" fight to p ream a tegrcgaUon, a Fiend* Negro leader said Tueaday, The Rev. A. Lean Lowry of Tampa, prraident of tha Florida National A llo cu tio n for the Ad­ vancement of Colored People, made the atalcmcnt in a report to NAACP member*. He laid thera are algni over the Hate that while peraona a r t aubirriblng to the philoaophy nf “ rompllanec with thr United State*' decision binning racial segregation." H r said there waa evidence of aucii attitude* in Tampa. Orlando. Miami, Jacksonville, Tallabaaiee and <iulncy. "Thla may well he Hip turning point in our t u t * where the people thrmaelvra w ill bring about change rather than th r member* of the atite legislative bedie* and the local iheriffa and city councilmen who brtlrve if they vote to support an ending tn racial segre­ gation it w ill mean their political defeat," laid I-owry. He added “ U would be better fo r the atate Legislature to con­ sider way* to work w ith the court* now than tn have the m a n of the people to find out la te r oa that theaa political laaders have been deceiving and m ulaadiag them ." He la id * thera ia no doubt in my mind that thera ia a dynamic ahift In the way many o f Flo­ rid a '* white citiitna are thinking about ending aegregation.'' Vanity Is Thy Name ASHBY DK LA ZOUCIf, Eng­ land ( UPI i —Fireman had to go in and get pretty young housewife Flora Colder when the re fu te d to jeave her burning apartment. “ I needed more time to powder my note.'' ahe explained la te r. No Ice Either LONDON (U P Ii — Cream le u ice cream la atill ice cream. Par­ liament h a t decided It ruled thus after nnling that nine-tenths of the nations ice cream ia mada from vegetable oil, not m ilk. TAMPA, ria. (U P II- A 104year old man who boasted that ha waa one of America'* laat remaialag Civil War vetaraai died In a hospital her* Tuaaday night Authorise* said George Howe appcfcnlly outlived all of h it r e l­ ative*. Although record* ihow oaly tw o bona fide c iv il war veterans s till living, hoipital authontie* said Howe liked to brag of the p a rt he had In the conflict between the atate*. Hia occupation listed on official h o ip it a l docu­ ment* waa “ C ivil War veteran." Howe wa« admitted to the ho*pital A pril 14, IKS. Btfora th a t, he wai belived to have lived in tha Tampa area. He at»o waa be­ lieved to originally have coma from ' aomeplae* la M iiaoun". A m ine at Htlliborough County Hoipital aald Howe, who w aa abort aad thin and aported a short grey beard, waa "always jolly and in good a p irita " and liked to team the nurses. She aald ho never gave say details about the role ha p la y r£ In the Civil War. though ahe aaiiT ha always seemed aerioua when he mentioned it. She didn't know whether be bad “ fought'' for the North or the South How* would have been only about 10 when the C ivil War ended, but authorities said it waa possible he could have served a t a drummer boy. o r in lorn# sim­ ila r capacity. The only recogntied veterani luted as liv in g today arM Jofin Sailing of Slant. Vi., an-r Walter William* o f Franklin. Tex. Mashed Potatoes? CHICAGO i L'PI) - An A n ti*o . Wl*., truck d rtva r'i trouble re a lly atarted ooco bis overturned pota­ to truck waa righted from a diU h. On e righted, the truck loat i U enttr* load onto the lllirnn* trtstate tollw ay blocking all but one of three aouthl-ouad laaea. . ... C Isa tar etakibu, am•*i|k ti.U -c ilH ia llilt PwsHdrwiaM'mmm «it-n« ■vtnvwHiaa • J 1' ■ . “ Aftp’i IC O t h BIRTHDAY C E L iB R A T F O N I M ttU O N S C P t M O F N M GRADE “A " Y lT iJ K M T T tIM flf POR M O w S A O R U t FROZEN TENDER YOUNG LARGE 39c Baking Hens ^ The Welcome Wagon Hostess Lean, Meaty ny Weater* vtaaiara S W IF T S Will Knock on Your Door with G ifU k Greeting* fmm Friendly Bunincgs Neighbors nnd* Your Civic nnd Social Welfare I-ender* Spare Ribs Beef Liver ANN PAGE TOMATO C A IIP On the occnnion of: Chang* of rtaidtnc* Arrival* of Nawcomtra l * Sanford Phone FA 2-1756 Iluth Gallagher O 10 K Or. Cana Lb. Wtalar* “SUPER R IG H T 7 i Tender “SUPER RIGHT* O Qc * W. 39‘ . c 39 Lb. Lamb Shoukkr RoastLk 45* Weal cm “SUPER R IG H T Orders now being taken for copies of NIBLETS GOLDEN f ADIJ 3 » The Sanford Herald Legs o' Lamb White Kernel Shoulder Chops 47‘ BACON 49* Lb. CARROTS PEA! 5 3 a pictorial tourist edition, which will covtf V IN E 35‘ 25 KETCHUP 25* vfcfc year Sc Caapaa The Sanford herald 35c 4|« Os. C*a H eal'* T a m il* PASTE ^ (fa ll o h d in in g y o ju h O h d n h d iy — FA 2-2411 2/23c I II 1 nm H a il 29* 2 39 JA M PAttl* O O A M O I CNIPPON M C A K I wciAU F ro o n a l Site Ivory Soap Mediam Ms* Ivory Soap II ,A p ) f o o d S co re s 200 M AG NO LIA A T E. SECOND ST. 35* Pjneappie Juice Mayonnaise BISQUIT Lb. Bar DOLE'S FANCY HAWAIIAN north a copy of this annual tourist edition so that Gal4 Medal 4 A N N PAGE Ba aur* and plan to u n d your friends up place Seminole County is . 19* CAULIFLOWER Section* 2-15 and each pari of Binder • Only 89c tfcay **n aae just what a wonderful Lb. SNOW W HITE 15 SECTIONS AND A 2 PART BINDER SECTION 1 NOW ON SALE ONLY 19 RIPE APPLES WEBSTER'S DICTIONARYi ACTIVITIES. SEMINOLE COUNTY AND CULTURE Lb. Baff RED ROME HOME BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOLS ft CHURCHES, SPORTS, NA V Y 2 TOMATOES an phages Of INDUSTRY ft AGRICULTURE, PPB f! Sliced FRE 8 H, CRISP of th* Sanford Hamid to publish annually 2 M W. 1st Street 49* A L L GOOD BRAND it has been th* cualom world on th* data of publication for ........ Lb. Wtetera LA M B “SUPER R IG H T e Thla edition can b* m*i)*d anywhere in th* 69* IONA SWEET p k io jd a l JtowddJt sudition For th* p u t 88 y t i n Lb. ■art 4/25c Bara 2/19c Bara Ivory Soap 2/31c a R D«tvff«nt Lux Liquid Mala lily Barkhad Grits 5 lbs. 55c a Flag* Mad Pinto Btans i f m. pkga. 2/25c With Face Oath Breoze Ig. pkg. 35c Saltings lb. box 25c 0 �-•••*. w; * VTTav W'ed. 7*1 4, 1959—Pag* I 0 t f mfarl WmIS f ir ' • T lJ i T L T « ! : fl j Geraldine Spivey Sallie Harrison Chapter W illi Weds Donnie Clark Observe Founders D ay Sunday The couple left Immediately lor Mlat (ieraldlne M arie Spivey beeama the wife of Donnie Dean i trip to Daytona Reach. They On Feh. 1. Sallie Harrison eomplishmenls. These trees w ill which works with the hoard of Clark on January I t at • p m are residing at 102 W. Tenth St. Chapter. National Society, Daugh­ be suitably marked and the m ar-j the General Sanford Memorial In a double ring, candlelight Mr. Clark i* employed by the ters of th r American Revolution, kcra unvnted by the great grand­ Library. They are: Mrs. If. W. Central M m tr Company of San­ w ill honor those who took part in daughters o f both of these cutceremony. Rucker. Mra. I.. P. Hagen. Mra. ford M r*. C lirk i t attending founding Ihe Cltv of Sanford. Mia* Spivey I* the daughter of rens: I aj*y and Maureen Mough- R E. True, and Mrs C II. Rrown IVnod> a School of Hair Style in Thia year the General Sanford ton, children of Mr. and Mrs El- with members of the program Mr. and Mra. Robert fdwarda Memorial Library will be open ton Moughton Jr. The short cere­ committee. Mr*. E Mr. Clark is the ton of Mr. and Orlande. M Hoke. lo the pubtie from 33 p m. A* mony will lie eonducied by Mra. Mra. Chris nutler. and Mrs. C. Mr*. \ intent Van Winkle. a con»ervation project the two F. F Roumillat. regent of Sallie R. Daw ton. The ceremony w a i performed )*» memorial tr r r * on the ground* lla rn to n Chapler. and Mr* C. by ih r Rev. I^onard Jones at The fir«t Founders' flay wag w ill be marked. One of there i L. Park, chaplain, at 3 3n p m. the* Edwards homr. An arrange held in 1337, the Moth anniver­ beautiful magnolia* >«»* planted ment of white pom pom thrytan | Thr hosteisr* for the afternoon sary of the firat *ettlement nn in I MO in honor of Annie Caldwell thrmunvt and large chryaantht will be member* of the rnmmitlee f jk e Monroe, under the direction VVbttner. a pioneer nf Mellon* ille, mum* w ai placed tn the living of M ri. II. J. Lehman, now of an historian of thr growth of this room. In the dining room »a* Winter Park. It i* exported that comm unity and a charier mem an arrangement w ith white fu)i Mr* Lehman w ill be present on ber of Sallie Harrison Chapter. rhryaanthrm um i and pom ponvl. Feb I. The United Church Women of The other tree wa* planted In Thr connecting archway waa Sanford held a business meeting A number of intrresting San­ appreciation c<f the man* Valuable dreorated with greenery and rerently in Ihe Educational ford momentos w ill be r»v display large foliage p la n ti of phtloden Building of the First rrrtb y te ria n thing* accomplished for this city in the lib ra ry building in addi­ hv J s m r i Moughton. a member dron. Church Mrs. L. G. Hunter pre­ tion lo Ihr valuable collection pf of the community since I9ud. The The hridr. given in marriage by sided. Flan* were made for the An open house at the homr of book* donated to the city by Mr*. Mr. Fdwarda. wore a blur street year and places of meeting an­ development of the Sanford roo Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cullen Sun Carols Sanford Dow, daughter of length drras with princeaa lints i nounced. The World Day of pra wa* among hi* outstanding ar- day afternoon honored Henry Mr General Henry Snrlton Sanford. and a short iacket. She earrird! Laulin III. Mr. Mel.aulm received 9 THESE WIVES are in charge of nrranpe- Tamny atul Mrs. John Crawford. Not pic­ yer la scheduled for Feb t l at Thr public is urged lo attend. a Itarhclor of Science D rgrer at mentj for the February function " f Ul« Of­ tured is Mrs. Charles lloblitzell. These wom­ a while orchid on a white Bible the First Presbyterian Church. with satin streamers. commencement exercise* al Flor-| Mrs. Hunter it chairman Mrs ficer* W’irc* Clllb. Left to rijilit: Mrs. en represent the officers wires of Staff, Matron of honor waa Mrs. Fred Roy M am i* the program leader Ida Male University in Tallaha* LriU 't Milt*. .Mr*. Lath* Ackley, Mrs. 1* A. IV.. ion. and Station. Rrhrens. She wore a beige gown are Saturday afternoon May Fellow ship Day will he Arthur. Mr*. James lUnvugr, Mrs. Lewis (Herald Staff Photo) with rose accessories. Her cor held Cohost* amt hostesses tor Ihe at the Congregational sage waa made w ith pale pink, Churrh. M ri. Ralph Losiing i* open house were Mr. and Mrs, tarnations and pink aatm foliage.' chairman. K G. hintaw, and Mr. and Mrs Rett man was Randal Crow. C. P. Ila rkry. The World Community t)av will Mra. Fdward* rhoae for hrr be observed in November at lh» THURSDAY Camellia* were u-ed in a rllv tlr daughter a wedding a sheath of, Christian Church. Mr* The regular meeting of Semi Vinton arrangements throughout the par re rj* w*h h'xek i r e ——-tea. AI Larson la rnairman. *-b'* ‘ ‘h jp te r No ?. Order of the 0 room* The refreshment iafu*i , white carnation roraage rompte Officers were elreled al thin F.avtrro Star, will he held at * covered with a white cut work mented her outfit. The groom'a meeting. They are p. m. at thr Masonic Hall. Past prendrnl, elolh. wa* lovely with silver ap­ mother wore a dark green dressi Mra. Gus Srhmah; vice presidrnt, matron* and pa it patron* w ill he pointments and a centerpiece of with hlark acresinrtei. Her cor­ Mra. Hunter: l.cdr. and Mr- Richard Nrlaon *eceetary. Mra. honored rote camellias pyramided on a Plana for a cocktail party on I function which w ill be a fathion sage waa also of white tarns-! John Domlney: treasurer. Mrs. R. entertained at Ihcir home ThuriThe Dusty Root* Ruling A**o- silver dish. Two perfectly match­ *, A. Cobb Thr nominating commit- elation w ill m rrl at Roberta ■lay night r«nh a small dinner Feb 13 were made at a hoard I allow Arrangement! have begun liona. ed Mathotiana Rubra blossoms nn m erlins of the Officcri Wive* I for th r Navy Relief Rail on May A reception followed the cere lee a a t composed of Mr* W. A. Ranch at * p m All members balanced apothecary acale be parly. 1«. Club. The meeting waa held Tuc*mony. Mrs Helen t.oode waa the; The occasion honored Lt <jg> Patrick. Mr* Randall C hair, and and directors he present decked the living room codec floating hoiteaa. «'ne '.ride's ta­ Mr* Georgr Well*. rm n iA T and Mrs. John Sapp and Lt. day afternoon at the home of table A while Ming tree with Mra. John Crawford, OWC preaible waa covered by a white wtd-J The Ameriran Legion Auxiliary and Mra. ■Robert Fitiaimmona large rose colored camellias dent. ding cloth A three-tier wedding' w ill meet at 7.30 p m. In thr forming its Imught harmnnired The £*pi>* left today for Norman. cake stood al one end with a 1-rginn Home on 17 92. Mrs. Nan with Ihe Oriental decor of the The party w ill be held at the ^ (ikla . where 1.1. Sapp w ill atirnd crystal punch bowl at tne other. cy Steele w ill conduct a question sun porch. " Oklahoma Im vcra lty. The Kiti- HOQ at the Sanford Naval A ir Mra. Frank Huhbard and M rr.j and an«»er period on veteran's ■imomna departed today for Mon­ Station from 6 8 p m. Officers Presiding ai thr refreshment Mlaa Marianne Strickland la llchrcna poured. The brine a book benefits. Mrs J Q Galloway is table were Mra. K. It. Smith, terey, Calif , where he w ill at wivea of Patron. Staff, and Sta Now that the great upheaval! -pending the acincater break with wai kept hv Mra. M ar Rrown. hostess. lion are in charge of thia l)WC tend l.lne School. Mis Denver Cordell, Mrs. lia r - 1 of the C hem iir, Trapere and Um­ for February. Mra her parents, Mr. and Mra. M. R. Cocktalla preceded the dinner. function vey Wilkinson, and Mr*. Wendell Strickland. Mr. and Mra. Strictpire ha* related into a shapely, Starring the menu was Mra. Nel-I Ciiarlea Ito b lU rrlt wai appointed Hurt. M itt Mary Ann Wright land will drive Marianne lo Tal very wearable line, th r emphasis Kina specialty. real parrniuiana. chairman of dceoratlont. Mra. krpt thr guest book. lahassee on Feb. T when ahe re la on legs — and shoes. It la., The buffet table was ro vrre d w ith Jamra Rarnage and Mra. Lewla ‘ Congratulations Hank" was tu r n i lo her studies at Florida V irginia Turner Pratt and Dan printed in silver letter a on the white linen and centered with Tamny are in charge of food in fact, the new ahor that gives Slate I'nivrraity. The Stricklands artificial flowera. Silver and crya-1 They are planning Oriental d eli­ w ill v i|it his bristlier and sitter- i thr new 1131 look. The recipe for C. Y alta were married Sunday in party napktns and echoed by hla cacies. Reservation* mint bo Ningtland. Ga. They were arrnm- frirnds present. About ICO gucsta tal appointments were toed, in law. Mr. and Mra. (j. A. Sunk A m rriran* are on the move and rejuvenation Is simply this add panird by Mr. and Mrs. Everett railed during th r appointed hours. g Aim preaent were Mra. J R made by Feb. • with the aquadron land. Quitman. Ga. a high, wide tca rf or a high, modern furniture must he mobile j Hoover. Mr. MrLaulin Irfl Sanford Mon w Sangvter and her mother, M ri. representative*. Cor. Sanford X 2nd l.t. ijg i amt Mrs. Fred Wdson enough lo withstand the ngora swairbed bell, teature on lecture, The board dtaeuurd thr March Mr. and Mrs Yale* arc reaid day (or Jarksonviltr where he N aner Vigeant. and roncentrate on the new shoe* ing on South Sanford A vr are vmtmg her parrnta, Mr and of t r o ll country moves Mr. will lie associated with hi* grand­ Mrs. E. A. Mcnforton. and hit Serah Pagorii. Interior deco in the new open, d rlic a lr look, the Yatra is employed by Orange father. It. W. Hunter, in thr Elecparrnta, Mr. and Mra. A. I. W il­ ralor for Uoyd Manufacturing newest look lin r r the needle tor A m u irin rn t Co trie Radiant Ileal business. son. l.t. (Jgi and Mr*. Wilton w tll| Company aaya: The graceful, elongated last i« travel to Kcv We»t on Frb • • American* mu«t learn to rip »-, still there, but there i f leta shoe when- hr will be stationrd with ally their poiaeiaiani. The thinga to Ihe shoe. The tides err lower the Navy. that travel when the family or bccom* streps — wide straps, Dr. and Mra. A . S. M it'a llu m l moves muat be the personality j •ling ilra p t. T strap* and asynv arrived rrtenlly from lladdon * pieces that make a house a. m etrirel stripe — or are opened with Intricate rut outa The tan field, N. J. In make their homr home. "Eventually. built In i w ill take •era and shoe manufacturers haw at 2449 M rlionvillr Ave. M ri. MeCallum la a titte r of Mra Roy i the plare of todav'a storage been busy producing a whole of lumlnnu* shadrt piere*. So. with more and more spectrum Holler. Mrs l.aura Garrett. Oneato, funrtional pieera being built In. and “ hot'' pastels Ala . it vlailing h rr m othrr, Mr*. the plerea ataiime new import-: New silicone flmthea will kerp anrr. That it why I recommend the flow r r fresh rolor- toil proof W illiam Click. against even fingerprints New M r and Mra. Raymond 1 fa ir steel furniture 'T h e itrength of steel m akfi non erark medea take bright tin t• and children Matt amt tw-vm F.l kina. W. Va . a rr viaittng hrr it the perfect furniture material without ruhhlng off. Ihe new ani fa lh rr, llwight T rte r. at Daytona | for today '* homea. Damp m i ll - line leather! are wnndmuily Ret llra rh . The F a in spent Turtday ent, light weight and portable ib lr, and Ihe new patent* don't w ith Mr. and Mrs. A It Peter- Modern atrel furniture la eaally rra rk aon Sr. at ih rir homr nn Hiddrn Lake. Mtaa Amorrt Spetr it vliltin g her parrnta, Mr ar.d Mra K. M. Speir. during the arnveitrr break. She w ill return to her studies at MILS. RANDALL CHASE present* an award for n prize the I'n tv c riity of Florida nn Feb. United Meet Held Graduate Honored J jd c o I NUNN is the time to treat your soil fcvaniA Couple Cocktail Party Is * Entertains February Function finAAonalA to — New Look Mobility N eed Nuptials Told HUNT'S In Furniture Tuxedo Feed Store PA 2-2624 LAST 3 DAYS OF SALE Thursday — Friday — Saturday Men's Jackets Values to 16.98 Now 3.88 to 12.88 Men's Suits i S Muvi M dresses The Dorcas Sunday School ( I a s i of thr Central Baptist WEDNESDAY Royal Ambattadora meet at the Church met Monday night at thr The (h a r d Choir practices al First Baptist Church at 7 p. in. home of the class teacher. Mr* the First Methodist • hurch at 3:30 Choir pearlier at ihe Firat Hap John Weaver. Loch Arbor P m ; ih r Senior Choir practice*, Dal Churrh ax follow i: Carol The meeting began with sen at (LtS p. m. choir, *.13 p m .; Concord choir, I trn re prayer for the sick, thr un The Commission on Steward i 7 p. ns.: Church choir. * p ns. i saved, and the unchurched every Ship and Finance meets in Me-J T hr Chancel Choir of Ihe Firat where. Kinley Hall at 7:30 p. m. Methodist Churrh will prarlice al Mrs J Q Galloway, t.ass perThe M V) Council meet at the 7.30 p m. idem, presided over the business First Methodist Church al 7 30( G irl Seoul Troop No 213 of the i session. The rla s t w rlrom rd a p m. First Presbyterian Church w ill , new member. Mrs. Gail Smith. I’ra jc r meeting at the First meet at thr Youth Building at wife of the pastor of Central nap Raptist Church ai 7 W p m ] n»t Church There were 12 mem Sunday School Worker* Confer , 3.13 p. m. Thr Roy Smut Council w ill )>er» and 3 visitor* present. enre at Ihe First Raptist Church meet at the First P rrib y trria n at a 13 p m The Senior High Choir of the Churrh at 7 30 p m. FRIDAY First P r u b jtr r u n Church w ill SEATTLE, Wash. —4t ‘PI s— Cherub Choir p ra tlirt at the meet for supper at * p m. and First Methodist Church at 4 IS Suppltea nf winter pears—Anjou, for rchear»al at f> 3n p m. tvoic and comire—are rip c c lrd lo The Mld Wcek Rible Hour of p. us P in rrre jt Baptist Churrh T ra in ­ h r plentiful and high In quality the Firat Presbyterian Church w ill lw conducted by the paator, ing Union Council meeting at 6 30 thia year, say a the Oregon-Washington California Pear Bureau. the Rev. A. G. Mcfnnla, at 7 p. m. The green skinned, fine grained Pinecreat Haplist Church M u iic p in. The Chancel Choir of Ihe First Council m rrlin g at 7.30 p. m. , Anjou pears w ill b t available tnto spring, a* far at May. The russet Preabjlerian Churth w ill meet colored bosc variety with a delifor rehearsal at 7.30 p. m. spicy flavor and the Spots nn lira ** that resilt com ­ ! ra tcly TIILKSDAY mercial cleaner* may respond tn round, buttery •month rom ire last Pinrcrcat Raptiat Church Bro combination of hot vinegar and I only through February, the bu­ Iherhood meeting at * 30 p. m. reau reported salt or lemon rind and l i l t . Pinecreat Baptist Churth choir praetlrc *1 7:30 p. m. Study of the book "How to Win Chriat" at 9:13 a m at the Firat Baptist Church. Church visitation at the First Baptist Churth throughout the day. in new garden tones! Ladies' Shoes 2.00 to 9.9? Children s Sweaters 2.99 to 4.98 BED-WETTING a»kk>y a«*d (•*#*»*. Na dn***. * *H « •**. Ha raM .tna* JaM st~ aaenlsa gl**a*a»aS k r da**a*. N N Haa by *a « *« » A W i * t * m m a»* aMmi la: WALTEUis & COMPANY ’EM Blankets 2.99 to 19.88 Adding- Machines Mimeographs UK SELL ’EM ! ADAMS TYPEWRITER SERVICE i 207 W. 1*1 St. HATS '''I* Ladies’ *1Q COATS 88 One Ladies’ SHOES 00 ” Ladies' G O W N S *| , Ladies’ * U 88 SUITS Duplicators P . O . B o * 23*1 Orlando, Florida Ladies* One (iroup Typewriters RENT Men's SHOES 7.88 to 14.88 Men's Sweaters 1.99 to 5.88 Pears Are Plentiful Maple evereta* STOP* Men's Dress Pants 5.88 to 16.88 oo girls’ cotton Dorcas Class Meets WE FIX'EM *25.00 on you budget! K) •v Ooo C alendar Mias Patty Walker. M ill Mary Ann llukur, and Miss Nanry Sindh apenl the past weekend In M iam i and Fort Lauderdale IA)t Ass’t. r* C h u rch surprise I One k uinning design for the Citru* Council King to Carol Samuel, member of Uir! Scout Intermediate Troop 10. Mr*. Jnme* Buckler, troop leader, look* on. (Herald Staff Photo) spring a One One One One One Dresses Group - - 19.88 Group - - 17.88 Group - - 9.88 Group - - 8.88 Group 1.00 FA 2 6311 P Wash ’ n Wear cottons that n*«d little or no ironing! Thgr* are solid*, print* and check* in spring garden tone*. New stylus! Empire line* to dropped waiitline Stock up! Be glad you saved so much! I0W E LLS 7 U II 39c fo 79c B. E. PURCELL CO. Sanford — Orlando •iff* 3 la U SHOP P E N N E V S . . . You** Itvs batter, you’ll save! No Exchanges No Refunds �>»•«*» —* « -• E d ito r ia ls 1 THINKING MAN'S SMOKE! Seminole County ban employed the nervice* of a regie, tered road enginaar. Ha will report to thia county on March . Th« new engineer la Frank Robert I)avia Jr. of Fort 1j »udardala. aaiiatant engineer in Broward County aince 1952. Davig wan choeen from a field of many appliranta. He •had the qualification* which moat-impreaaed the County Committion. Jn a preliminary diacuaaion lent week, Davie •* V a t the first choice of at Icaat four of the Commiasionera. Much of the critidam directed at the Commiaaion lay . State Auditor Bryan Willi* laal week wan credited by Com* , mitaion Chairman John Kridrr to the ahnence of an en­ gineer. The confuaion which aurrounda the preaent road • construction program alao ia caused, to a great degree, by lack of efficient, profeiaional guidance which a qualified engineer could give. Seminole Commiaaioiui* pledged theqjielven to "no ’ politics" with the road program while searching for the jdght man to fill the engineer's job. Naturally, the engineer, whoever he might be. must • answer to the Commission. Hoard members are charged with the responsibility; they muat answer In the public. However, a road engineer ia more qualified in the mat’ l«r of road construction titan any memlier of the C om mis. •ion, a fact which has been stressed by Commissioners. They tgill depend upon hia advice and guidance in engineering -problems; he will take orders from them. • » Thia la aa it should he. With a well-qualified man to run the county's road program, Commissioners then ran ‘ turn their attention to other matters. Although the ro a d p/ogram la a prime project, Commiasionera have many other county activities to direct. Krider said recently that Seminole would have a ‘‘teal mad program in one year.” Much of this progress was pre­ dicted on hiring a competent engineer. Commissioners have •hired a man they feel it wall-qualified for the job. Soon, the ahow should he on the road. 0 • • Training Is Valuable O Young Carl Slubbinga of Lake Mary ia a happy boy. lie „ alao ia a hard worker when 4-H (Tub projects are involved. The youngster swept top honors in the annual Semlnoie County 4-H Club Beef Show, scoring 9,1.7 points of a • possible 100. Three of hia entries won blue ribbons in the • ahow, an enviable accomplishment. Winning, of course, is the goal of all youngsters who participate in 4-H, FFA and FHA projects. Winning is im­ portant. Mote im|Hirtant. however, is the training that youngsters receive in such programs. •" Livestock ahowa, dress revues, baking contests ami dther projects provide the climax to a year’s work. While pointing to these special dates, youngsters learn to plan, to manage efficiently, to develop initiative. In short, hoys and girls who participate in these pro! gfama learn to manage their own affairs. Thi* is valuable experience for our citirena of tomorrow. Cor Wreck Fatal To Flight Pioneer TUCSON, Arit. <UPII — Jack fry *. former prnldaiit *f Tran* Warld Alrtmaa, «ai fatally la* Jurad Tucaday night whan hit rar v ia atrurk broaditda h> a vahirla wfitrh failed In heed a amp aifn, the akanffa department reported latar. Deputies said the driver *if the other rar si a* Poeat.ell M w right. It. « ha waa uninjured She was riled fur driving at an eireetue ipeed and running a atop aign. Of New York City’s fise hnr* The M-year old aviation pioneer _ for'aeveralV eara 'headed"the i Bu* h*- oolv Qurrni has always General A niline and rilm Corp I *»"« h r that name The Bronx n f New York, makers of Ansro ** » originally "Bm nrk'a L a n d 1: photographic equipment, after hia Rrooklsn w as RraUrkalan"; raUremeni from TWA in 1947. * a i Manhattan was -.Nirw Sederthrewn frths bln ra r by the Imparl ( land'' and Rithmnnd. or Siatrn • f the rraah. Mr dird an hour Island, ssaa “ hlaatrn F yla m lt." DAILY CROSSWORD 4000 1. WnnWaa prison ar 26. Aiurtttiae U - B a r window I t . On the eeean 14. > ifn aa tn '- r n jn lllif ll ajrylaetv. Mwdev number h ill IJ t : i > i >1 euffia C i tih ii ) ; j| U. Tula- •*1 i -v •l lid W It 1 t. Nerae leddaaa at lum M il r .L i taym 1 . ::-J .it *• n o t haaling ji : It- klVRVV g junai <• Altaruiutan Indian S3. Prayarty ■ Canadian naiieaal ‘ % 44. Man's n 3* Muaii ixata ST.Covarad with floaxara, ate. than SI. iuuau•teas a U .8 R T U M w* •»rth 42- Nadsa 44. Ashkriami dow k L Appla cantar 2. Jkmtnaaa natnch 2. Half ami r r ~ S-" 1 1 •t (L i % 1.4 O R O rQ S .F R O M MOMro w ! % * •1 % u u n fH .4 % sr % % VI w. ti ir 11 i Ff * % 4k u i Wednesday, February 4. 1959 c, t Publisher *' isae oeteker ge. i t i a as ska i o r rue Ja Aes st u s a is s i er Narei a. ta rt. •pa ia lts d Psels Whitk «• eannea eatlaa• r all iha laogl aesea piiaiag la shla •w* nv 1st;7. ROBB I. So It la no traumatic shock lo big director in Hollywood — and me or my vanity now in be cast I ’m not going to tall you hia not aa a dewy maid but a mat name — said hr waa going to poie for me. lo give me a break. ron “ You know," M ill Colbert ron Me said I ssaa up against it. tinned, with a (olden g lin t tn her painting only women, who had to big. boudoir eyes, " I think we be flitte re d and made pretty. "Well, I palmed him all right, should frel sorry for all those bosomy belles who are now the [just aa he was. baga under Ih r rage of Hollywood. They a in't." ryes and all. And you know what? she said with a perceptible wink, lie waa furious, particularly he "gonna look .ond when Ihry're rause I palmed all three of his my age. Thr mg balcony doesn t china." age as gracefully aa. let's aay, norm alcy." Misa Colbert aay a all her Broadway salary la apenl in long dlstanrr calls lo her husband. Dr Joel J. Pressman, the distinguish rd I-ns A h g flti surgeon ta whom she has been married for 21 i . i r r i . r . r o c k . Ark. r t ’ P h—The yeara. Exrrpt for an eight w^rk stint on Broadway when ahe re­ Air Forre today pressed its in placed an ailing Margaret S u lli­ vrstigatlon into thr crash of a van in ‘ Janti." The Marriage- B47 jet bomber heir which killed Go Hound" it her firs t Broadway j three officers. The plane hit with such force that all emergency play since her marriage. " I ruutdnJ and w ouldn't leave crews could find "were baa of home before." she said. ' But re­ fingers and four burned para cently I've been Itching to do a chutea," The plane dived into the ground play. I got restless and probably tmpoaiihle, and finally my hus­ about 23 miles northeast of LitH r band said, T,n ahead, and get it Rock A ir F orre Base Tuesday off your cheat.' And Dial's what night. The le rra in was so bad il took the firs t rrew two hours to I'm doing She brought with her from rearh th r site. The A ir F orre identified the Hollywood har ivnealion, palmI*. S. lonum ption of distilled tnr. A really gifted portrait dead at ( apt. Charles W. Steven* painter, she has made one fun Jr . 41. the a ircra ft commander, spirits inrres ed by about two and Mrs. per cent in 1*71 riamentsl discovery about huma­ whose parents, Mr n ity— that mm are Just is vain (ha r i f t W Stevens, live at To; , Ann Rtreet. Beaufort, N. C.J •bout a portrait as women. " A few yeara ago. • Miss Col­ Capt. Robert S McCoy, 34. the bert said with that gamin gnn copilot, whose parents. Mr. and that has nude her a fortune, "a Mra. Harold Jackson, live at 4007 Oak Drive, Des Moines. Iowa; NOW SHOWING and l i t l.t. J. W. Smith, 2t. the OPEN 12:45 navigator, whose mother. Mrs. A .IT T •1.1 t l t i t ii a u ACROft* dow n Sandra Louise Vary, lives at i» Music .1 1 .i i> i J <>■ l.W 1. Nat "g f .t ~m o r e o u t o f n o t! I Pluadarara 211 (M Van Zandt A v r, Little M IC il t i rt aallad Greet! In ­ Ntck N. Y. v j q :i i i til L IF E GO OUT TO A • To pisit s e rt 3. Border t . ; !• i - a • 11.8psniih 4 Kpoeh ??. tThum 1 IM .j.J MOVIE lU iliV J boy a m m l A Toward 23. Second . ' . I J , la m am 12. To rope a » fh ih 'in rate H'J.'i J 1 i RANTERS. tsenmark i l l ' l l A I t Girl a nama jurist • celloq) '111? >4il • tv i l l nee t r u l fo r drunkennen wat o r­ : i .1" i -i 7. Contests 24 High14. Old World dered for a local man because the 1.-. <"4ih ■ t - t wild dag s f spaed eeai atar witness drank up his <ourt n a il j m . i IS Road rots. • Question 1-4 expense money and patsrd out in hatard P.Tnbutaiy of bene* 1 ts l,» 4 t|-# A s i s t r l ditch while en route tn testify. Danube R. JO. Id re t Id Confront 34. Jew ish 17. Music note to Distribute tahbf t miesth I I American 14. frosty 31. N o b le , 54 O ral* wtathse Indian Hit 1 m en 31. Contend t l Lor* peraomfiad 31 W it h ­ for 29. Qms m Id Rabbis out It Mr Rnarh shipboard rim ers h a ir 41. River l it . ) 22. fcxplnsivt T Tz T~ » T ” sound 23 Endoaiut 11 1 T" • Scot ) — for Ihe fineal In 2«. Now t 1 T 27. fXckoo Finh and Sea Fnod 21. South by* T" "rr •oulhaaat king Mackerel iabhr.1 Sea Tm u l : i . Kiad of w ahickan Sea Bgaa T7~ ir tr St. Downward i d Ned Saappir 32. F.aclama, TT~ TT lion Flounder □ 31. Collage 1T S d ig its Blue Fish r H 31 Comfort I’om pano 14 Mythical bird vs Mango Snapper 3?. Arrival Pan Fish 1 i .34. M l t a -----TT ‘TT w Freeh Roa Mullet 40. Scotch land owner Smoked Mullet W 41. Aauguatad TT XT 41. Garment 43. leather flasks If therr e s rr waa a—well, "ma lu re "—ssoman who la a romfort In other—well, "m alure"—wom­ en, II It (Taudellr Colbert M ill Colbert, radiant star of alagr, screen, radio and tre ire . la the laal woman In the world In deny lhal ahe will neser are fifty again. And the Is pretty a• a plriure. starked like a truck drive r'! whistle, full nf beam, happy as a lark and still i l fhe lop of the professional heap. " I couldn't lie about my a ;- Il I wanted to ." ih r said In,- other day, b riw rrn performances id 'The Marriage (in Round," the Ilroadw a> hit in which the is co starring with Charles Royer. "Kseryonr knows I made my Broadway debut In l i l t , a year after I was graduated from high school light here in New York City. "And I'll t r ll you something else no matter how \oung nr old an aciresi it. the public is al-1 waya firm ly convinced she's ten years older. If you'va haan around as long as I have, everyone thinks lie saw you in a play when, actually, you were in grade school. And if you try to rorrect thia im preulnn. you're dead The person just goes away muttering. 'See, another artreai lying shout her age.' " I wenl from nrodaway to Mol IvKtxwt. sod in all the yeara I was there I always fro n te d m y­ self as an artress. nut a glamour girl In l*>14. I played the mother nf a girl who was. m reality, only a few years youngrr lhan ^ Air Force Probing Crash Fatal To 3 DAY fir NIGHT anelray a t* * h e a t in g * NO h a t r e i l i R W • NO apeeitl etoMt • NO )m k A i i n w I i i 4 « 4 i ID Ga. Gr. V I). A 0 . L it. A 'g . SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. TA S e ltlt Grocery A San Food 1?01 W . SOth FA 2-0933 Open Sundtya til I Open Week-Day a ‘tU 7:30 Ea. WHY PAY MORE Fla. (ir. 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V 6 Feature No. 1 • 2:31 • 5:37 S:40 Feature No. 2 • 1:00 • 4:03 7:06 . 10:01 1 Swifl’n Premium 1 0 Full line of U. S. No. 1 Fraah and Cured Meala Canned Goods, Notions and Soft Urinka I I N N E T T ’S T ile fltp a t ty p e * f «Hr »pp e*tp fa H m SutfoH Am . oaa He aih r r V iT s i SAVE i Inez Robb S ays P •asfHgr. H|4sr, *•« •trtasaae Madder i t f t t f t t m f t * RAT P I . Shrimp — Oysters Lobster — Clams ft i F . t w y i , • J B W J ' .54l,£ ' »V’ Bennett's 1 9 % % H % ’• / /• and Better ■ - - Low Cost M SHOP- it. if Page 4 1 -4 - L SMOKINi g I 1 VERBOTEN! BUDGET PRICED GROCERIES , A fte r reading your paper these paat few days, there seems to he much lo do about nothing regard­ ing the recent county audit, so why cover It up? Let'a look at the staggering fig 1 urea published Friday last, as they came out of the adding marhlne. It cost the people of thia county <173.202 30. of which threefourths (ll&a.OOOs waa paid out in salaries, to collect receipt! to­ talling <211,24411. A m itin g Isn't il to he com-| mended by the stale auditor for keeping nut of the red and i n ' the black (131.044 311 from a l l 1 agencies (some of the large depts barely made tti "the residue." of a gross 1211244 M or "a fte r ex­ penses which?" The lax roller'.nr'a dept, receiv- j ed five gold start for returning | t l . t t l M to the county . Receipts were <31.323 20 and expenses were *•47.M3 30. with enough left tu buy a r a r maybe fin- some newly-ap­ pointed extra h ig io ta la riril official n the very near future. Mut some nf the othrr departments werrn t th a t fortunate. A sort of coumy MPA, except the tik e hnmr pay is slightly larger lhan It was th irty years ago. Public servants com* pretty high, earning far greater salaries than their employers. It seems lo me the County Com­ missioners rould burn a little more mldnite oil and cut that <131.000 in half twice lo operate a few county o fflrc i and on a business managed basis. I see no need for more taxes nr means nf additional revenue. The custom ia more taxes, more people re­ quired to collect It. The cost be ing 7&v. of every I I and a paltry 23r goes Into the coffers to butid and maintain a growing County. Perhaps th u s the American way. hut unioniata are condemned fo r rxtracaling more money from th e ir employers, while public servants who are In "pow er" have the power lo fix their own salaries, creale many jobs and titles to suit themselves or what ever Ihe tra ffir w ill bear. John Q. Public picks up the tab in some form or another, even if he has to borrow tn pay his taxes. So. he Just mumble* "there nsiglila he a law against it." (the people in power biting thr hands that frrd them t A l the rate of spending, we are running a close second In competition with Ihe federal govern­ ment. whuh recently admitted losing one million dollar* a day in the Post Office Dept. Rut they can afford it and we can't. Please. 1 want my street repair­ ed and I am willing tn pay for It. But by thr time enough money la raised within thr next 3 tn 10 years I won't he able tn see the motor gradrr as It panes by my house tNan.o on Request) Witness ‘Shakey* - t- ii j t i Sa. Renata MJ. ■4 i i :i'' i t 'd 4t 1 of ' . i l l . ' . ' tu .i*v J i ll burden i'4 'J il 1 H 'l.'j'J I I naab tl.A .) ihlO Jut t. la this place S'. Mine t l . Meee j-t 1 Ml,>4s|'s IS IS ,, It. At hat la 10. Raaaon Tarry. hue ball artraaa IS. Parent 21. Dndsrwatir IT. Aprirel It aheuldar St. Biblical mines r.ama (J a M i comb, taiang) It. Flata in. Droop fermt 40. A ana It. American tr. weird eg coal I I . Affected Indian JO. Masurium mannera 41. (lawor SI. Huh out iayrm.1 IS. Kalla 41. Chlaaaa St. Aim HeeU 11. Doctrine i r . w irn ia d measure T. rifpana TIP TOP The. Herald: DAILY CROSSWORD | St. Ordinal r. t.-ii• •us 5 ill- 1-it t l I. Kind er i PewUUaa s E ditor. 2. ,* - Letters To The Editor Engineer Can Solve Problems In County * • hsa#I • ' •• •• Super SANFORD OPEN Market AYE. SUNDAYS a‘ I a. m. 4th til ST. Noon �i. f *t V . J _ Feb. 4. 1959—Page B ITS* § i nfuri Auburn,Wolfpaclr, VrrtIB Kefauver Pens Sports Anti-Trust Bill Mountaineers Win WASHINGTON" ( t P | i _ S * n F.s tea Kefauver (DTenn 1. today ^atked lo r "tom e reaction" from O p o rtt leaders on hia nrw anti* tru s t, b ill—but none was forth coming. M oil official* were probably loo atunned to talk. Kefauver'* mraiure. which he in’.Vodurrd Tuesday. It designed to bring b a it hall, football, batkrt ball and hockey under the antitru it law*—and then grant them rertain specified exemptions Two of the ronit important Orlausc* o f the bill wou'd farbid any dub from controlling mere than 8n player* and ban any draft system or other a r­ rangement for the aelection of players “ u o irti the player haa given h it written content." Kefauvcr'e meature i« contidered more regulatory than anoth­ er tporta b ill introduced in the lio jie la at month, but the Tennettee tenatnr i t hopeful that It will meet with favorable tre a t­ ment in Congrcu B gwlg* Decline t omment • Now that we have bill* grant­ ing blanket raem ptioni and th it ore tra ilin g out specific areat of rvemptioot, f hope It w ill art av Auburn Wins, Lengthens Longest Winning Streak ATl-ANTA ( t P I)—'The nation * longrti major college batkribal! winning atreak grew longer by one game Tuetday night on the tame court where it began la at year. The Auburn Tiger* Southeavi ern Conference l e a d e r * and ranked seventh in the nation by United Pretv International, bol tiered a lacklutier effeme with 0 hall control and rugged defenie to defeat Georgia Tech 5140Georgia, the only other South- T ^ _ ^ i||_ a catalyst to get all parties to I 03430800 gether." Kefauver laid. However, moat tporta bigwigt declined comment on the Jateit l ailed Press Inter.iaUanal b ill until they have had time to The Auburn P la in im tn may look ttudy It The lone exception wat like a buneh of cra ip engineers Bert Bell, com m ittioner of the building a four-lane M ftw a y that National Football !.*ague, who in ­ end* in the middle o ^ h e Sahara dicated he wasn't too pleated desert, but that isn't stopping over Kefauvrr’a proposal to abol them from winning bssketball ith the draft. games. •The pro football draft has Auburn, the nation's only major proved, to he reasonable and in unbeaten team, built the country a the beat tntereat of the public and longest winning streak to 74 the players." Bell declared game* Tuesday night by whipping lim it Territorial Eraichlse* Georgia Tech. St 40. In a aemlThe Supreme Court, in drcl slowdown game at Atlanta—thus Mona riatimt bark to the 1920 * also flinging to firs t place in th r hat held baseball to he nutude Southeastern Conference. the Jurisdiction of the antitrust North Carolina S tair, thr No. I laws. But recent court dertaioni tram In Ihr nation, ran ita sea­ have held football, and presuma­ son record to 15 7 by trouncing bly other pro team sport*, to he Virginia. 17 70. at Charlottesville. under the statutes. \ s . in a rough game marred by Kefauver, who i t chairman of i» personal foul*. Boh MaeGitllih r Senate anti monopoly aubcom vary of N. C. State and Greoge m uter, believes some area* of Metsger of V irginia each had IT pro sports deserve "special con­ points Stste is in second plsce in sideration'' under the anti trust ihe Atlantic Coast Conference, be laws and said his b ill would grant hind second ranked North Caro it. The nrw measure alto would tins. lim it territorial franchises to 35 Best \trg in ia Rests I'lH miles but such geographical rights Tenth ranked West Mrgima, the would not apply in cities with a unbeaten pacemaker of the South­ population of more than 2 million. ern Conference, stepped outside Although Kefauver said no hear-1that loop Tuesday mghl to heat 'r j« on thr hill w ill he held 'a t I'lH *be.**. 73 84. and push its sea onre," he does expect hearings son record to 1T-J All America and commuter action in time to candidates Jerry West of West | get the lull through Congress at Virginia and Don Hcnnon of P itts­ thr current acaaion. burgh each acored only I I points, as BiKky Botvard of Weal V ir­ ginia gained storing boners with 77 points It was the 30th straight home *ourt victory for Welt V ir­ ginia and its 10th straight any­ where this year. Texal Christian, leader of the Southwest Conference, kept ro ll­ I JACKSONVILLE. Ala (L'PI i— ing along the road to The NCAA I A s m c le is tie at the half? In a tournament by beating Texas college basketball game? A IM . 79*4. to move ita league It t true. That w at the situation record to 8 1. The Frogs opened at intermission >n the game Tuet-| a 19 point lead during th* firat day night between Oglethorpe half and won eased up. University and Jacksonville Stair College. The final score was almost as surprising—30 17—in favor of Og lethorpe It warn I until 5 minutes and I mud Press Intenutieaal 20 seconds had elapsed in the East second half that the Jacksonville I Gamecock, broke the pointless Holy Cross 77 Massachusetts 58 St Joseph i Pa > At Albright 57 deadlock. This idea of making points then Penn State 70 Temple 39 caught on with the Oglrthrnpr Boston College <u Harvard its Petrels and they spurted to vie William, M Springfield at Duquetnr 75 Niagara 72 to o A, a matter of fa d . though, the St Peters 69 Springhill i i P itrrls had little shanse to score St Bonavrnture *9 Siena «u South unlit well Into th r lin a l half They dirin l get their hand* on the hall William A Mary 86 VMI M until only one second was left in Roanoke Call. 74 Bridgewater »l West Virginia 75 Pittsburgh 64 th r firs t half. Jacksonville had achieved the Wske Fotest 84 George Wash I t uliim atp in hall control up to that Ark Southern St. 84 Harding 61 point by passing and drib b lin g 1N fa r A IT 77 N. t a r Coll. At atiout in mid court and refusing N Carolina St. 87 Virginia 7n to try anything »n rash at shoot­ Virginia St 64 Bluefield SI. 57 \uhurn 81 Georgia Terh 4* ing at th r basket. The stalling la rtic , >*rfr a boon American l 83 1-oynla <Md i *1 to ih r vivitor* from Atlanta By Georgia 7t Mercer 51 allowing only 17 poini,. in r l ends Colorado 65 Missouri 59 took an even firm e r grip on their Hollins 96 Jacksonville U. 71 defensive leadership among the Marshall *6 Morehrsd St 83 Midwest amall colleges sandionrd by the National Association of Intercolle­ |g>y nls I III I 59 Creighton 57 giate Athletics iN A IA Thornton JC 77 Geo Willis ms 90 Pattern III. I*. 81 Quincy 81 Mainline 52 Augsburg 51 st. Thom. tMuvm 55 MsrAlester e a itrrn Conference team to play Turtday night, got a revenge vie­ lory over S in te r I'n iv e rtlty at Ath'ent. 71 59 There w ill be no a non in the SEC tonight, The Yellow Jackets became the f«r»t in Auburn's parade of vie lim t more than a year ago. and Turtdav night they a!*o became the ;<th The Tiger* tank only i t s per cent of their ahota. but their d f 'm in e tenac.ty he.d Tech to 218 per vent The Plaintmen excelled in rebounding. 53 27. Tech made a real Ittue of ti until about mid a ay of the tecond halt The T ig m then opened up a lead and played tight, cautious ball to protect their unbeaten statui. Guard Henry Hart wav high * Sm.«th .t.tding Simla bid, for man fo r the winners * h r r thud straight v i.lo ry in th# point, and eerier « • * midweek headliner tonight at the ar.d forward Jimmy F lb to domS a n fo rd Orlando Kennel Club. mated the defentlve plav T m y Ben Jerque*' unusually marked Handall vvat the high Engineer white and brirvdle tta r face* a with 1* points iH-werful array of racing talent Georgia, which had been in in the 101b event over the five- able In defeat Mercer on the aiateentha m :l. course. ? * « » . 1,ome f0U« •J.tnid a hmd flut Simla defeated pretty much Her this season combined a btndthe tam e lineup by eight and a ing defense and th a rp rebounding half length* In the top i»ce of to break the Jinx. . la tt weekSaturday and w .v a Guard F red Ldmondaor. pared * 5 to 2 morning line favorite to re- Georgia with 24 point, and a t^ d out on defense along * itn for* * f *im la, w h„ ha. fin i.h .d first cr ward center bonny P c . and Joe „ c«nd the la tt .lx tim e , out. Dckoor. Mercer t thuffle o fente tv .ft< . remarkably conalsier.l coutdn I gel.started again,t them recent of four win*. .even ,ec-Mercer had an accuracy of oltdt and two fourth, in I t .ta rt. » ' Per cent from the loor eomMisting from the lineup tonight P«red to Georgia a mark of 3.. w ill hr Induiall, top winner a t ' Pul the Bear* had far fewer ike Sanford Orlando Kennel Club, chance* at the batkrt. vi hn hat failed to land In ih t .m o n e y tne last three tinea out. ' C fg » m n < » r R m im illa t I other powerful threats tomgnt J l C m p C r , i N U U t n i l l U l Include Young Pepper, Rural a a S f» m in o lp W i l l Commander. |x< Goodtr, Go.den M f U J j C m i f l U l u T r ill Kmpie.s and Kiegn. A trio of three-eighths mile In the firs t o ffl.ia l gsme* o f races are also on the card. the ncwly-organited Junior Ba*kethali League, Stamper. ItoumillaC* and Seminole Spotting Goods , picked, up v .ctoiie. Stempei. leading all the way, ■low-red bar.ford E ectric. 30-15. Bnumillat's pipped Robson Sport­ ing Good*. 79 77. and Seminole Pkl.M BKACH. Ha tL 'P It — S p o r t in g Good* defeated lliggtnMatxh p ay began today in the Uolham > 27-10 The tvhedule lo t Saturday tuts 41 i t annual I'alm Bearn women » amateur golf championsh'p, with Stempet and Roumlllat, Seminole 51 veteran Betty Kerby featured in Sporting Good* and Sar;for<l C e l* Southwest McKoUCits Tire and Hunt l.lntrie and Higginbotham vs Rubone of the open.ng pairing, Tex Tech 77 Rice 91 cn Mercury tangle tuoiuirow M i*. Kerby of Akion, Ohio, son Sporting Goods Tex Christian 79 Tea. A IM 64 Games are flayed in the san- f ght to d cm lr thr championship SMC 51 Arkansas 80 took top honort Tuesday in tht qualifying round with a two over- ford krm o 'y. Th» pmg?.*m ta of ih r Men » t sty Basketball * par 72 Her opponent Inday » i i • pertored by the Recreation De­ League. Tomorrow night » action alio 9 Mrs Alice Dye of Indtar.apciis, partment wilt close league play. In th* firs t three-time state champion of i game in Seminole High gym. '.hr Indiana. Mrs. Dye qualified with Rebels takr on F ire Methodist. 1 New York Ijfe and Rukurs a 79 Navs and PinecrCtt Baptist clash Music Shop meet tonight with sec­ Two rounds ate scheduled in th r socond. MrRnberia and ond glare In the th* Sanford Thursday In the tourr.»ment. or.e of the oldest woman's events in Oviedo scored w smashing v ic ­ H urt square o ff in the final* at Bowling League at sick* In otitsr game* tonight, league­ the nation The tem l-fin*!* arc tory over Lyman High a t Oviedo S v> Mr Roberta and Hunt are dead-i leading Burnett takea on Calery Friday w ith the fin a li on Satur* last night. 79 24 day. Joe Duds led thr Oviedo ragert locked fo r the lead. Each haa City Printing and M athtr battlea Seminole Dry Cleanera. Other top matches t-d«> MM with 19 points, followed by Jim |n«t one game 0 Mrs. I’hilip Cudone of West Cal- Rinok'hue and Smith, each con­ wall. N-J . runner-up in the qual­ tributing 17 points ifying reund, igainat Charlotte Lyman eeu.dn t keep the p*ce DeCoaen of I ’a rtip p tn y, N.J.; at Oviedo led In all four quarters, »r.d Barbara M c ln tirf. luike 28 V I I 3. 74 7. and 14 9 Park. Fla , agsimt Tat Tieenan, Everldge led the Lyman team Manhaaiat. N Y. a, high point man with veven, • Defending champion Mary Pat* ll»od and Broward followed with ton Jetien of t harlotusvilie, V i., • t( points each was not entered, and at least two t Ths Oviedo girls also won their other threats failed to maka the game agatnit Lyman, 45 58. championship flirh i Tney were 0 veteran Mary Ann Downey of Dutch hams bring In more rev Baltimore, whu had an 85, and enue than any other espnrt by form er winner Mrs. A uitm Tar ■he Netherlands. .* eat coma tulip due of Pittsburgh with an S3. and daffodil bulbs. Cage Teams Stall, Scoreless At Half Simla Is Favorite At Track Tonight Cage Scores Junior Cage Tilts Betty Kerby Tops ♦ Palm Beach Field Cage Title Hinges On Thursday Game Baseball Contracts Pour Iri B* FRED DOWN l titled Tress International Their contracts or the prospect of heading aouth m u ll be looking mighty good to big leagurra these days because they're practically tram pling each other in the rush to sign on the dotted line A flock of key raen. including Robin Roberts. B illy llo e lt, Hsy Boone. Tom Brewer. IMck Stuart and B ill Skowron, decided Tur* day and today to agree to term* •There were only two dissident voires—thoae of Bob Cerv, whnl ment. that I should have it " apparently think* the Kansas City lloeft. 26 y ear-old southpaw Athletic* should pay him about tpeedballer who had a 101 rec­ $35,000 and Lui* Aparicin who is ord. and lefty Hank Aguirre carrying on hi* annual salary agreed in terms with the Detroit battle from h it hacienda in Mara­ Tigers. Hoeft is believed to have caibo, Y rn riu e la . taken a cut while Aguirre. 3 4 in Robert*, who bounced hack last I I gamrs last season, probably season with a 17-14 record after settled for his 1958 salary. two bad years, signed with the Boone became the 32nd member Philadclpma Phillies for an r* il- of th r Chicago White Sox to sign mated $45,000 to $50,000. The and alto probably took a slight husky pitcher said the Phillies cut. H r hit only .242 and t l ho­ told him he could he thr judge mer* l u t year during which he of whether he rated a raise and w at with both the Tigers and added, “ I derided, in my Judg-1White Sns, Thr W hit* Sox hope Seminoles Defeat Celts Stun Hawks, Leesburg, 70-45, I Knicks Beat Nats With Late Surge Im lc d Tress Inierntlum il Those world champion St. I iu is Hawks are Just a little stunned today because, just when they thought they hsd the Boiton Cel­ tics' number at last, the whole thing has blown up in their fare. The largest crowd ever to see a National llavkrtball Association game, 18.499, jammed New York a Madison Square Garden In the rafters Tursdsy night to see the Sanford s mighty Rav I.ur.dquut Celtic* spot th* Hawks a 1$ point led hi* tram to a 70-45 victory lead in ihr opening minute* and o« re Leesburg last nlgnt fo r tha come hack to score a 194 97 tri Seminole*' thud Orange Belt Con­ limph. ference win. New 5ork heal Syracuse. 115 11a The Sanfoid e ig e n p n krd up in the second gamr of the Iwin th r lead at the end of the fir« i h ill on Richie Guerin s basket with quarter, 13 9. and didn't let thr 72 seconds left while, at Cmcin Yellow Jackets comr near them nail, the Cincinnati Royals won until the thud quarter, when the the only other league game ached l.resburg teem wa« one point he tiled. 120 IU3, over Philadelphia. hind. 3711, Then in* fast, but The Hawk* really were riding small, Samir.olex found their high when they rushed to a 3011 range again and went on to leave lead over Boston late in tha firat the Jackets f i r behind. period Thu was the only neutral Lundquist was high w ith I I court meeting scheduled this year point! and Jun Graery followed between ihe two runaway leadtra with I t . Terry Christenson hsd of thr league's two divisions, ar.d 13 points, Johnny A llred had 11,* ST. P A IL . Minn. i l P I ) — St. Louis seemed sure of taking Cecil Dandridgr 3, Wally Phillips Welterweight Del Flanagan, a 121 a 5 2 lead in Ihe season series I and the M .klhbln brothers 2 year veteran of boting. fights Rut Boston, which bowed to tit. each. Oravatei, K irk, and Davis 1 Ralph Dupas on television tonight.1 Louis by only 119 109 In the final all contributes! fine play, but but he was mure concerned today game of lis t year's playoffs, with verbally wrapping up the couldn l acotc staged s brilliant ra lly and final­ The Semino'e B squad x.so world 147 pound title ly caught up at 67 97 with 3 22 " I'v e beaten every great wel found v ictory, last night, 57 39. left in the third period. A spurt Th* h in ftiid cageit w ill tresel terwcight and many of the middle at the start of the fourth period, m W inter Maiden to play Lake- i w eight*," he said. " I could han­ during which Hawk ace Bob dle Don Jordan He may be the view Friday for the last regular; Pettit fouled out, gave Boston an OBC match. Coach Bud Layer's champion, but he* not great. 87 79 lead and sealed the Hawrki' varsity •quail h*« wm* three out He's just another fighter aa fa r fate av I'm concnrned, and I don't of seven OBC tilts this season Boh lousy and Kranh Ramsey think fighters become great over led thr halanrrd Boston attack night " Flanagan felt that hr could with 23 points hut C liff Hagan had nearly coast to a win over Dupav 37 for St. I.ouit ami Pettit 27 be­ to chalk up his eighth straight fore fouling out. t nlirrt Tress Inlerisitn ial victory, and lie «aid that a win liiie rin gave the Knicks' their HARTEORD, Conn, i l PI —Billy would mean a title rhanrr. eighth straight win over Syracuse Lynch, ita. Hartford, stopped “ I rv p rc t little trouble from Du- when hit twa free throws and Otis Woodard. 16(1. N e* York |2 j. pas," he said "lle 'a a light h it­ driving layup in the Ik tt 53 ter ter and a good hover, and no ondt wiped out a l i t I I I Syracuse DETROIT i l l ’ l l —Ernie Buford. one's ever nulliovrd me. I ve margin. Frank Selvy paced the ' vi 3 4, knocked mil John Powell uted fast lightweights In my w ork­ Knicks with 21 points 119 3 4. Detroit (* i. ’Mu- » incimuti Royals reached outs to get u»ed to h it aperd lie * a very small welter. th rir regulation time scoring peak M IAM I BEACH. 41a i l P h _ " I t t a big light for mr, or of Ihr year in heating Phlladel tinmen Brennan, 154'•. nahams* cause if I beat him, I'm prom phia a* Jark Twyrnan led the outpointed Mickey Crawford, 159. tvrd a shot at Jordan, and I'm , way with 31 points. Paul A m in Saginaw, Mich. (to t. not going to muff tin* r h a n r r " had 23 tor thr Warriors. — Flanagan Predicts Dupas To Be Easy Ring Results is Tlc iv SECTIONAL or RIGID Wood • Sleel • Plastic Aluminum • Fiberglass THERE’S A DOOR TO FIT YOUR BUDGET A. B. "A l" Duxbury invites you to at the NEW lanford Truck Center 820 ft. Maple ou r s e r v i c e * Matinee Wed. Cr Sat., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collin?, Operator Ill* W janaqsm ant and s a m p l e RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. Sorry, No Minors Phone FA 2-0300 A t 6 th S t. Of I.oeatri A Milet Soulh Shnford On Highway 17-92 * —• 1 — — ■ I We p a m p e r al l m a k e s of cars and ; , u c k s I S A N F O R D TRUCK CENTER My. 17-92 — Vi Mile South of City Limits A. B. “ AI” Duxbury, Mgr. 2 4 Av*. ilO 8. PARK AYE. now under -s jg jS s . DOG- WicboIdt’N S A N F O R D TRUCK CE NT E R :y V Garage DOORS M l Ml'. PEOPLE 8711.1, DON’T KNOW— W * operal* Ranford'a only Commercial "W hit# P rtn t" Shop. Look! Bowling League Schedule Listed Oviedo Thrashes Lyman, 79 To 24 hr ran d rire i.i IM ruas for tittm this year. Brewer, who was ha red much Of last tea son with v lr io u t ailments, returned his alined eontract to the Boston Red Soi. A I9game winner in 1957 and a IBgsme winner in 19.14, he slipped to 12 17 last season Dirk Stuart, who aided Ui« Pittsburgh Pirates to a secondplace finish last season, signed ■ contract Tuesday. The big fira t baseman, who came up from Uiw Salt Lake City Club of the Cm at league following the All S tar lame when the Pirates were In seventh place, powered 14 homo runs for the season. He hatted .268 and drove In 41 runs. B ra tra Sign Two Skowron. whose three nm ho­ mer clinched the New York Y *n kees' victory in the final game of the World Sertea, aigned for an cstimatad $21,000. He hit .372 ] a*t season—his poorest showing in the mayors Skowron is the fifth Ysnker rrg u la r to agree to te rm i. On other fronts: Pitcher Bob Rush and slugger Wes Covington signed with thw Milwaukee Braves. Rush s * t 10 4 Is it season ••hil# Covington batted 377 and drove in 79 runs despite a + *d knee that kept him side­ line,t often. G n l Harris, a real surprise far the Tigers last mason, signed, un­ doubtedly far a big raise. Harrla bit 70 homtra and knocked ta U runa for Detroit. He already la at th t T lg tr t' Lakeland. F Is . traintog site. W illy Moon, acquired from tfia Cardinals during tha wlatar. signed vsIth the lavs Angelas Dodger*, who now have 21 play­ ers under ro n trie t Moon hit « U y 739 last stason but has a lifeUptw -291 mark in the majors. Catcher Haywood Sullivan aad pitehar W ill Nison jotged th* Booton Rad Sox fold by re tu n U if their signed 1181 contracts. Roth are on the disabled Vat after holding over from last setton. Sullivan, a big rookie fro m West Palm Beach, F la , mlteod the entire seaion, undergoing an operation fo r a ruplurtd spies! disc during spring training. Nfxen, M, was able in wl« only one before returning to hit Linda!*, G a . honir in mid lesson w ith arm trouble. hour service FA 2.7S15 ROAD SERVICE �-»+r f • i ■ m Y l t .-K -- 8 lfr •■nfnrh ffrralt) f I Page fi— Wen.. Feb. 4. 1959 i (jpnqJurtuhriJonA Cold Blast Moves Into East Today W. J. K I N G I'alled F re t* letrraatir.val A f l i t • moving storm renter tarried snow. rain and ire Into the K ail today, hampering reitucra •erching for survivor* and vielima of an airplane crath in the K a il River, about a mile front New York's I-a Guardis Field. Fog and Icy rain blankrlnl Ihr arene near H iker* Ixland xxhrrr an American A lrlin ra K lrrlra en route from Chicago to Nrwr York rra ih rd Tuesday night wlih 7 2 1 persons aboard The f r r e r i n t prrripitatlon stretched f r o m th r Virginia! northward Into Maine. Know and occasional fre rrin g rain alio per aiited In the Great Lakes region K arlirr, th r atorm laid down a coating of ire from x*r»trm Tea. aa into the Great I.akra, and wai blamed for IR dratha In T r ia l, I t of them In tr a ft ir accidrnti. MOTHER'S MARCH VICTORY SESSION— Mght rain o r driatie occurred In | ai.ntrict chairmen o f the Mother's .March on th r Southeast during thr right p0j|0 lotgti the collection* made Monday PLUMBING and SUPPLIES 2534 ORLANDO DR. FA 2-0483 Congratulations, Chuck We Are Proud To Hate Put The Hoof Over Your Head. I. L. YATES ROOFER Sanford, Fin. Phone FA 2-6599 Law Doubts Story On Island Robbery the Ohio xalley i alley and from north I rrn Florida lo th r Carolinai 1 hc ' lr , v ' ! " « U « I 4 2 .0 o i.9 0 . Seated left to riKht. Mrs. Martin Dyer, co-chair The two gunmen rroortrdJy toofe By RICHARD W. HATCH M IAM I BEACH <UPII— Police soma worth of Jewels, 1300 raid today there w ai something in rash, two pistols and abducted “ fishy" about the armed robbery I a guest, who authorities believe nf the aerluded Ixland home of a could have been an accomplice I j t i n beauty onre railed the Mata in the holdup of the home of M r. H art of Cuba. and Mrs. Daniel Vasques. • Police believed the bandits raided the home Tuesday in the belief thr owners were holding large sums nf Cuban rurrenry. Exchange of Cuban currency has been frotrn by th r new C u b a # government. Mrs. Y atquri, the former MariT hr Sanford Junior llis h bas* sol Alba, had been accused by jk rlb a ll tram irored ita tenth Cuban revolutionary- forces as a atraigM xtetory yesterday, soar- spy for form er Cuban President in? aver Ormond Btach 42-22. Fulgencio Batista. T h r Junior high tagers were in The Vasqueses said they didn't Ib r lead throughout the game. I know who the man was that left Only once did Ormond come dose 1with the robbere. They said he —In the third quarter—when San-1 was visiting them to buy $173.UW ford ted by only four point!, 20-Id. I in Cuban pesos for American but it didn't last long, “ t t 'i ran o ff i and left them a ftrr that," laid money. The pesos were in a bar.AR The mystery man telephoned Itusscll Loach Howard Gordie. bark shortly after the robbery Donald McMurray wai high H. Lee. and slid he had been released point man for the Sanford team lUchard would return the stolen with in. Ken Newman was high j and gems, roliee had no esplanallon for Ormond with I I . get the Photo) The Junior High girta also won how he happened lo their game with Ormond, 27-21.j Jewels am) continued to seek hint La Vine pitta was high fo r Sanford foi qutsUoning. Miami Beach Detective Jack with IS pointa. Friday, Or land wilt boat the, Webb said there was a possi­ Sanford squad at 3:30 l oach; bility the robbery was connected Gordie and. - I f wr get by them,) with Cuban a ffa ir* but added “ w ,R won't know until we find the we re m< a thaner." robbers." Anolhrr officer said thr bandits may hive been looking for “ some thing else and took the gems Just to mike it look good.” “ The whole rase dorsal make sense. There's something fishy about It,” he added. WASHINGTON ( U P I) - A eouple of lady monkey a named M ill Pa tirn rc and Sam Hole the ih o w 1 from ro n g rrn m rn and genrrali I at a House Spate Committee hearing. While legislators a n il h i g h ranking o fftr r r i rxehangrd qurs MOURHKAD, Mion. (H P li - A tio n i and am w cri about the na­ tion'* ip a tf program Tueiday. troupe of rock 'a roll performers : the two monkeys drm om tratrd went on with the show before A ir Force ipate equipment out- 2,000 subdued teen-agers Tuesday night despite th r deaths of three I tide the hearing room. The r o m m i 11 e e room wasi of their stars in a plane crash 'jam m ed, but the crowd at no I The 13 troupe member* who h a i® I tim e outnumbered the group that arrived here by hus for a one ! gathered In the hall of the old i night Hand at firs t cancelled their | llo u ie office building to watch! date in Moorhead. However, they later decided to honor their com­ the monkeys. M ixi Patience's specialty wax mitment in the tradition of show­ silling strapped in a chair an d ! manship The stars of the group—among | pulling a Ir v rr every lime a light I flashed. She had good reason lo the biggest names in rock *n ro ll— pull the lever. If she didn't, she and their pilot were killed Tues­ day when th e ir chartered plane got a mild electric shock. Sam had an easier Job she crashed in an Iowa farm field slrctrhrd nut In a posture • con­ near Clear Lake shortly a ft r : £ forming rh s ir—the kind the first takeoff. The singers killed were Rite hie U. S. spare m^n w ill travel in. When it was given an occasional Vafrni. IT, a recording star billed I spin she didn't fall out. thanks as the “ neat Klvls Presley": J. P. iThe Big Hopper) Richard»on. | to strap*. M. and Buddy Holly, 21. The dead pilot wras Roger Peterson, 21, Clear Lake. Iie*l Wialte* For A Sam Geetter. their traveling manager, said hc wanted the singers to take a bus with the rest of the troupe but they e b a r0 trrrd a plane because they w ant­ ed to makr a fast hop and take care of personal matters. TO THE “ Buddy wanted to get a suit cleaned.'* Geeller said. “ Valent wanted a haircut and Richardson Just wanted to get some sleep." Junior High Teams Top Ormond Beach man. M m . K u ip li U .v'ht I I . .Mr*. Spencer, chairman, Mr.«. Charles MainlinK. Mr*. W. A. Norris, Mrs. Mnpc . Mrs. l i n k Aiken. (Herald Staff Patience And Sam Steal Space Show Three Stars Die, » But Show Goes On WE’RE CELEBRATING OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY IN THIS LOCATION AND THE GRAND OPENING of MIDGET FOODMART n e x t door W ITH THIS FABULOUS WESTINCHOUSE SALE! DMX Tremendous Weatinghouse Model M 28 LAUNDROMAT Regular SUCCESS RANGE rcg. 199.95 269.95 195 SALE PRICE eichnnge 195 exchange MIDGET FOODMART Deaths other modeln aa All IMalrgltM low as $149.95 and Glazing PLAINFIELD. N. J. tUPl) — B y - McRaney • Smith DOOR PRIZE t.lan.w For Every I'urpon* THIS M AGNIFICENT WESTINGHUUSK Curved STEREOPHONIC CONSOLE PI L Retail Value 169” Windshield* For All Cam Our Spccially Duteh Hoy Paint and Varnish 241J a. ra rk St. AUG USTIN E, Fla. lU P J ) - ® William W ild B ill Snowden, 4*. one of the nation's top stork ear 1racers, died here Slonday night. FA 21441 We will be open , Mrs. Dudley Glass. 71. widow of a j well-known A tlanta, Gs . Journal­ ist, died here Tuesday after a long I illness. Mrs. Glass's late husband | was the author o f a daily column | which appeared in the old A t l a n t ^ I Georgian. He later wrote fo r th ,P Atlanta Constitution. A son. Rirhard C. Glass, is Southern Division news editor fo r United Press International. KENT, England tU 'I’l l — Mra. Violet Markham Carrutbera. * * , aulhnr and public figure, died at her Kent home on Monday. Sunday afternoon to show you the new jiA 1959 Wcstinghouse Appliances. e* on REGISTER HERE — OR A T Model DM11 - Reg. $279.95 MIDGET FOODMART—OR DOTH PLACES SALE PRICE 1 0 0 ” + m m exchange eve lS 1 1 “ Your Westinghouse Dealer” APPLIANCE 2553 Orlando Drive LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED Fc? ’ £ j IH T IW T i'in T i FA 2-3672 iT -------- CENTER your Midget Foodmart grand op en in g ! �•• I •aalorli Vrralfe W e d .. F rh . |. 1059— f a t r f 7 Dollar Abused, But People Don't Care f mm , « • | l i Y i p ' g J L /1 A 1 C O T » 1 I I f v l l I p i * I —d ■ 1 * l v. I abi ol t e memberi of moit JT t.'.rj d u r i n g the f i r i t enough In her wfll r*v e«r#r ^er,!,f *•* <l*P*dmtnt of blame for month of h it moit recent term . •rlual cart in the city cemetery. e rio ri made by electronic comThe Incumbent rouneil du* ts J I v l . V / ^ p u trrt. By I.EON' B L'R N T IT lith rrm rn have been tying their l Piled fre « t International line* to hottlr* and floating them l>ac* iiallagher haa abandoned. It p m u m a bly t« pure coinri- jn ih r ihatlaimochee l l h t r that plam to du m lnlonarv and etandencc that the two latral farm (Uhing hat been ruined for drvo Kvliwtlc work In the Hahamai. l l l i cropi are worm* and fnh. |rf, ,|lc amj rK .j tr b u ill lifeboat, donatrd by a boat Down on the Delta, ir r liu r * of -------ria l., ran aground at the Pclnl M la iiiiip p l and l-ouulana. nunc -pie f r j (iaa ,jJwnpt| whrn m , n known at Hell Gale near Savinfarm ert are turning the f u t n e i . , is n }rca||y «h|(t thr blame for nah. Ga . ahortty after he art out. of their a t i r i to good u t b y ',.rror, a m jC h|nf -------rotating their crop«—rice during \ jury |n Montgomery, A la „ Study in rontraata: one periood. Ilih In thr m-vi ruled that the manufacturer o f an Economy mlndrd John Patter-, After the rice U b ir v c ilid , the adding m.-.rhme gone haywire u ion, new governor of Alabama, flrld i a rr Gootled again H *h acr icgallt liab'c fo r an lot* that re- reported that he ipcnl only 111 on then * t o c k e d. fed ami fattened Milled from the error* per*onal expense* during hit first and then “ h a r-ritc d when they Sea. Charlie Drown intrudu.U-d to d a yi in office reach a marketable lire Sen. Charlie Drown intend u n it I manual record) «how that exAnd near MdalU. Ua, Andrew a hill In the Georgia I-egldatute Gov. Ja m n E F o lio 111 ipent al Tv*on hai bought a farm on which he plan* to ra itr Dahlnc wormi commercial!). By LTLK C. H I I AON about The m m or common man ing congrriMunal Democrat) to WASHINGTON l l T I ) - T h a i t a mighty felloe at th r potli. hold a p p ro b a tio n ) to the budget v lc a rra l prevent dinger In thr H r rould, if hr would, tote th r lim iti. Tnat i i not likely, either. people of Ihr United Slatei prob­ •pendert out and vote aome econ What i t likely it another unbal­ anced budget, which likely w ill ably U ih r abote and devaluation om lrert In drop th r d o l l a r down another of Ih r dollar) In Ih tlr rocket) and H r could, that it. if he could notch or two. making the grocer* th r lr dollar) In th r bank. find m in t rconojviurrt. P m ld cn t i n and bab> a ihoei a little morr ThH abuir hat r o a t I n u r d R ittnhow rr wat an economy can­ i ro«ll) next time. roughly, ovar a prrlod of to year* didate in ini. lie made a camOverall, th r I960 budget I i for althoujh It rould hr argued that p ila n pact with th r late Sen •pending 12« billion m orr than 3S or M > ra ri would hr morr on Robert A. T ail that the federal the I9JJ budget which w ai a i th r ta rs tt. However that m i) be, budget thould be haulrd down to dote a i Ritcnhower ever got to th r I'.S . dollar It not quite a So­ about to bitlioni. and th r voters that <u billion figure he diicuned l e n t p lr r r today althouah d li •upported him by th r multi m il­ with Taft. Even 19JJ wai not n ilth rd ai a valid buck with Geo lion!. very dole. Wathlngton a picture on It Thr I’ rritd rn t it lll wa« fain.Spending that year totaled at J Compared to H i 1939 value, the p a iim n i a i an rconum irrr ai late billion dollar now will buy alm oit JO at la it year when hr warned the rrnta worth of grorerlea or baby people that they had b c ltrr elect ahoea That l i a aitualion which a Republicap C ongreii brcauie Still on th r luhjcct of fuh Georgia Irg itla to rt are concerned ahould urgently Interrat th r m a tt the Damocrali about a *port railed "bottle fith of th r population berauae it la •penderi fit to wreck the natlunal ■ That That .1 ..I not w.l «#a»w th r m a tt man, or th r common arnivnm economy. did ic ire Ik the. BAt.TI.MORt:. Md ( I 'P I >—Wyeh In g " Rep Mar P irkaid «aid an many man at thr politician) ra il him. voter), any. Ewbank. the •'kewpie doll-' roach who hat thr moit urgent tta le in The D em oriat! are iprnderv. of the world champion Italtlm nrc # r ro it of h it g r o .r r ir t and tltoci all right, and they probably a rr Coin, hat a new 930,000 a year itor hia bablei. going to prove it when they work contract through IM I todav that The m a il man doeg not give a over E urnhow er'i 1980 llic a l year putt him among the hlghe«t paid February I hoot, however. If he did give a budget. That budget howevrr, tv ro a rh o In the National football Aitmivvlnn* I >ot there would be an early end im nrihlnc of a tpending doeu- l.c j i v e Malta Wright iS ar.fiiril' to the h i; time government apend ment on it! own It wa* pre 'Ihomat H hatlry (Sanford* Coll I'rrv id rn t Carroll I). Roien ing. the bi*-tim r borrowing of tented at a balanced budget IMvrhargrt bloom revealed the term* of Ew money to pay government bills The balance depend!, however. hank'a new ro n tra rt at the rluh'a Kevin Wdaon iSanford) -«nd the blg-tim t dollar inflation 4on loine'hew- ta x n which arc not annual dinner for Raltlmnrr w rit I Marvin l.ee Holt iSanfordt I which aurh practical help to bring| likely to be voted and on ptrvuad c ri and broad, a .trra Turaday* Horare Walker (Iu*ekhartv Colts Give Ewbank $30,000 Contract Soma future City Ceunril In Sa­ vannah ha i brrn laddled w ith the ta lk of predicting the advent of doomaday to yeara In a dranrr. Thla ram e about berauae ■ woman failed b> IJO to provide Heal We Are Proud To Announce lhal (he KOl.I.INt. and S I.ID IM i HOOKS l »ed in Iheir new building Were Mnnufnrlurrd and Supplied llv — CAMPBELL'S H r'rr |irou<l In have been ••elected for the electrical in«iall.itinn. 21.11 \ A I.B Surreal MI DGET FOODMART MIDGET FQ0DMART H 0 K 2 3 ELECTRIC For To T h e - Best Wishes Hospital Notes Wishes cuaied the matter and voted tn provide " a t much perpetual rare a i ponible under the circtimitin r e i. " Or, to further quote one city fathe , "P erpetuity eicuilag 10 yrara." Cabinets nod Builders’ Supply .1159 OKI,ANDO DR. , AVL. . AW work FA M O M n< Dial inel Ion : :• • : i^ ♦ * 5th THURSDAY AT 9 AM * BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES DRINKS FOR EVERYONE KDAVOHED KIDDIE RIDES D R IN K S w it h p u r c h a s e o f 1 CARTON $ OP 300 KLEENEX c FEATURING THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN NAMES — TARNOW WHOLE HOG BREAKFAST .00 GROCERY IN CERTIFICATES 1st 2nd $50.00 $25.00 1 ea. 1 ea. 3rd 4th $15.00 $10.00 1 ea. 11 ca. 5th $ 5.00 20 ca. AND •a I IKIKDK.VS — MILS. FII.H KKTS i t ;i t k i h i m ; k f a r m iir k h a in c ; FORMAN’S ■* C. (;. SUAREZ DIST. CO. SUNSHINE BISCUIT CO. « P .M A K K K S O K f IIYDKON ami lit HO CRACKERS WISE POTATO CHIPS JACK'S COOKIES CRACKERS FFV PET <£ COOKIES MILK evaporatko PET INSTANT mii.k FOR FIRST PRIZE A BEAUTIFUL P.W9 MODEL WESTINGHOUSE HI-FI RETAIL VALUE $ | £ ^ * 9 5 The Na.wwau CnmwdeHe FIRST PRIZE mu him ; to muy 4M I D I * » 1 C IS M il TST REVLON — CREST TOOTH PASTE COSMETICS — SCNDRIES SCPPI.IEI) IIY I ID - m l. 1 . 1 DRAWINC, TO IIF. 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S E | OAVS T T ' V i V E S T B 7 D A V .' :'M! : « G 3 S* CTOWi -D -S E T '-C u S E . zi 07ANDMA X--- I. /i*T in o*. SHRIMP BIRDSEYE FISH STICKS GREEN L PEAS 0 ° frcM j 1 s|/e F. F. V. r s? .w WAFERS 29‘ 1-Lb. HEINZ £ ill KOSHER L : E-Z STARCH wseea's \ zimr«-DAy m r „ n P *lN C irA I.~ Quart o iiL te THE FIOST V D AV H R e -in o u r ALU / *r> ir SCf.OFID up. cur o u f \ pav r t v s t n * , '. A a ll f a is * m Sire Ml’SSELMAN’S SAVE AND FOODM ART PARK AVE. r fl Z HAVA Ml*A - O F I A M BICT BABY LIM AS >bav, m a n : > CU A'E AM > 0 0 Foodmarf Contribution i OLOPSAP-tHAPt' DILLS nun ./ t•: Pkl*. M cK e n z i e s FRENCH FRIES B a ir 39‘ %; Pkr. Spiced ORA IDA h» Pkr. HI.HE WATER ^ — -rm r atJ5th — . T 3 V ! \ ' T * P IN D A V SH VAT iN 'O S .O -W E A D E D C A N E T« C C M P .E T E T H 'E N S E M B .^ SAVMOR COUPONS UKI I v N-VERE fj r- 5 s t::* \ USE LOADED/ \ ,• with every purchase i ur l l e .’ c o s - F e a re r, r WAS RA BSP S T "E S --A \5 , A\AN/ �Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive Want Ad CLASSIFIED IN D EX i t-F O R R E N T I —LOST AMD FOUND uOST—LEASE. B lf Sale Oo Everything. Furniture Center. * Bedroom unfuralihed apt Fla. room, tile d buh. 1790 M af. noil a Ave. $70. mo FA 13931. gfct S n lttl • troll Wxl.. Feb. 4. 10ftr»— Par* 9 , • —R E A L S T A T E FOB I A LB t l —WORE WANTED 24-P IA N O SERVICE 3 hr., CD home, r ltr tr ie kitchen RabyaR or Iron. FA > 7939. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING equipment, tile bath, jalouaie W. L. IIARMON Work wanted aa porter. Janitor or windows, u tility rm , landicapPh. FA 2 4223 A fter 3 00 p. m. iltihwather. 704 Ray Ate. ed lawn, la r i* brick Bar R-Q. WO ft. from Naval Baa*. 34.P00. Painting A 1. FA 2 i»2$. FA 2 3479. For carpentry, painting, screen* In f, roofing, and plaatcr repair, 2 br. CR home, tcreen porch, k it­ Ironing. 10c 4, 15c FA 2-7241. ■•phalt tile, aibevtot aid’n f, chen equipped, im all down pay. my hom e in mavonry or wood ite p i, levelinf m rnt. FHA financed 337 a Do laundry FA 2 3*39. and re p a irin f g tn . ia and month. Large nicely lam ltraprd wrecking call F a 2-4e)>. lot. Venetian blind* I all Colby Truck driver — warehouse 1 FA >13)0 ra t. i I In 4 p. m. whipping — loulfm an. Write 23—ELECTRICAL SERVICES after 4 FA 2 MM. P. O. Hot MU. Lake Mary, Fla. VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS CR 2. Bedroom llom r, 2 hath*, t r —Ilu<iwel7^*tpnnn unltww Parte for all makra of rlrancra; fam ily rtit>m. kitchen equipped, Electrolua, Hoover, Kirby, etc. living dining room. Florida room NEW—COUNTER TYPE MODEL Free pick up. Work guaranteed. draper Treea A thrubt. Quiet ASSURES SECURE FUTURE! FA 2-4763. neighborhood In rttv llm iti. Earn up to 33<x> Monthly Ilouae Wiring _ E ectric Servic# Call F'A >1119 for drtaila. Sparc Time SI 1 V lhlrn SERVICE ROUTE OF THE MAR 2 BEDROOM lurniihed h,nt»e or NET’S NEWEST. MOST CON nX N D A LL E L E C T R ir CO. w ill trade on equit' on Modern VENIENT, CIGARETTE UNITS 112 3lagooiia FA 209U houte tra ile r Ph. F \ 2 3079. Man or Woman Pari Time No Selling or eolieitlng. » A— BU ILD IN G KKPAUM. 1 STORY (ru n e rvlonlal t ly lr <•9 IN T IM ;_________ ___________ BUSINESS ESTABLISHED home. S large bedr**omi with FOR YOU large flo re t*. 21* bathi, living FUTOR tandlnr and fin ith ln f Imnnie M arl* Immediatrlv C lfanirg, « ax Io f S e r r itf room w llh flrepljre, dining M.aoa | B i i .mw) < a,h Brquirrd Seminole County rmra 1923. room, hutlerr. p»nlrv, kilch rii. Plrave donY warte our lime un H. M. G lean s. L ik a Mary den. reception room *nd thrve le t. you have the nrrettary porrher; garage and rarpurte. capital and are tineeiely in I PAINTING located on 2 large i>*mer lo ir tr r r ltr d in expanding We fin- | W ill paint average block houae, lioocl potential lor invert m rnt an.® rapantion. Full lime pot ' • run included for 1123.00. B rtl or income. P rirn l at 113.000 • ib llllirv if fully qualified and grade paint and t it . ela n workShown by appointment onl>. able In take over at onre. manthip Avrrage room* 3t3hO, Write briefly about vo u rrrlf and labor onl* Rrfrrencea furalihinrludr phone number for per evl Call FA 2 1292. aonal interview 1.1 N . Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-4123 Bov IU 9llnnrap»ll« **, Mmnetnla lN s | H \ M |. kola I — L 0 8 T AND FOUND ^ f - F O I t RENT J A -R O O M A BOARD 3 ROOM furnished apartment, downstairs. Includes lig h t* and WI IA E A APAR TM EN TS: reams 3— REACH RENTALS privet# baths. 114 W. Firat B t hot w ater shire bathroom 333 4— w a n t e d to r e n t monthly. Th. FA 2 2341. 2 bedroom cement block home, 3— R E A L ESTATE FOR 8.AL1 unfurnished. FA 2 1930. 4— FARMS ■ ACREAGE . MAYF AIR SECTION — 2 bedroom GROVES fu r n lh n l r o o m fu rn ith rd hou»e; a ir conditioner Beautifully FA deep (rc rie . automatic washer. 7—R EAL ESTATE W ANTED FA 21334. • — MISCELLANEOUS Colonial 2 ito ry home FA 2-7304 •-F L O W E R S • PLANTS i Thu i t a free pan to the Ritx ROUSE in the c-iuni.y on lake § 811RUIIS Theatre for Mable Cullen. F7*p Oul from 3 to 9 Ph. FA 2 0319. ) • —OFFICH EQUIPMENT date Teb. II. 1939. I I — A tT O M O IIILE S . : BEDROOM furnithrd hou»e out large twin bedroom, private en TRAILERS bath. Phont «ide city, 3*0 month. Edward F*. trance, private 1 2 - BOATS k MOTORS FA 2 47U*. Lane. Ph. FA 2 2691 or 1 3 - FARM SUPPLIES k FA 2 396P. Clean d o w n aia iri furmihed ► Pt • MACHINERY oil brat. 611 Park. 14PCTS . LIVESTOCK . Furmvhed c o ttie r for rent at 3 SUPPLIES P oint' Call FA 2-1447. 2 BEDROOM Route. 373 per IJ— ARTICLES WANTED month. Th. FA 27114. 1 BEDROOM unfurnlthrd houte. 16—PLACES TO EAT 1*3 per month. Call F'A 2-3129. 1 BEDROOM houte newly rrfin#1 7 — BEAUTY PARLORS i'tied. Aiu W. 3rd. .V.ults, no FURNISHED APT. 20D* W. 1ST. is —F E M A LE HELP WANTED pell. |S— M A LE HELP W ANTED 2 BEDROOM home, k i t c h e n — ------e q u i p p e d I \ 223V) or | Clean nteely fu m i'b rd apirtment 23— M A L E OR F E M A LE 119 Elm Ave FA 2 ’ 137 FA 2 0779 21— WORK WANTED t* ;)i? a 4 f oa'.ffe J. a. ta.t i ) | u f $4 ‘ 21—BUSINESS COOL, thsdv clean apt. Firat 2 BEDROOM houte, e l e c t r i c OPPORTUNITIES " W h i t have yo u j u t th a t I can eat w ith one han i ? " kitchen 'qsvctl yerd, plenty uf floor' p rita ti inuance lo r rt JJ—c ,,E C L \l SERVICES 1306 W lOu.n. ' ‘ — Adjeicnt to fined couple, no i-<i > 1 1 - r U N O m ...VICES Utvcnna ? ’» !* . FA 2*64} or 24- A —BUILDING CONTRACTORS 3ri| St RF.4I. l:S 7 A T r. FOR S A l.k R E k l. BSTATT. TOR BA LB FA >6007 After » p. m. 23— ELECTRIC A l. « CONTRACTORS W IT H PINECREST: 1 bevlroom 3-R F.Al. M T \ T E FOR S U E home, I'v bathe. I jiw down ^ 3 -A -B U IL D tN O . REPAIRS. \\ i : i i m :<4|i w ».»*• i m . iir 4 ii pivm rnt. 39* month 117 W. 2J.R BUILDING SUPPEIES m m iii; in nr.##:m $ Woodland Dr FA 2 2*34 27—N O TIC E • PERSONALS To; I .h i i si i: and \i f. \ | V hlB w |n 1 J|»IIN 23—ARTICLES FOR SALE ROSA 1,. PAYTON * \i;\i» t« l» j n i •* Afl.NOLI* 2 3 -F L R N IT U R E k *of» ||#IM l| IF IT IS RKAI. ESTATE K lfiatered R*»l F it lt r ItroVor 23--> p m i\u * > f, tt d i r t ’ s •i*k4 tH• | r u-.ltn*’»n hAlF# <1* Thu l bedroom c o t-re if Lock. HOUSEHOLD i lk Crum ry k Mov.e.th Pk. FA 1-1301—17-72 *t Mlewath* < m i . U tilM i. rr i r i n t i i i / lv r H * 3 k / . r / a-v t i s i and bII d#» Tl MPS - SPRINKLER I * beth home h i t a o mplettly at 117 Stuth F ar. Th. FA > *l»3 ela iftln i hr. thrn»t«l» • r wnUrr SYSTEMS equipped kitchen leading tu a FOR the economy minded—3 tied* of lh# m H d iffii'h n ta «*r I V .a . 1 |R | in # * il •paciuu* F'torida tootn over room CD home porch rirp o rte . A ll I.'pet and a ite i. tnitalled Mrlaeh Bldg For th* Bert tv,,*, tn Real Ettaie FA 2-3IB2 ta ra ,r,. rlfim irc »*IBl' looking the rolling golf course ■' j It Youraclf" u tility room *, equipped kitchen. HAKKKY * »* ifiU , mt !**••#•• 4i 1 rn y}ii*n tHf |7 ll f»fev(k#ft9 The car and boatporlc p rrttc l* BE REPAIR AND StRVICE My equity and take up rem ain­ w. .9. Cagle. Jr Saltamen %%ii ro w e r.w iM 'i 1 77— -NOTICES— PERSONALS ■*tf •' *J»Bfflb#'1. k f »OV MM Bp l o i i i i i v . tv t i H ' c n n t '» • a*ar both land aad water trafivporS T I N E ing VA loan. Ideal for children, 110 N. Perk Av#. 71». EA * 2391 th/rwof. W PUIT TO y f l i r r TITLE INCOME TAX SERVICE Markina and Supply 4 a. tition T h i* modern burnt u located on n >n ihroufli tt r f c l. Taki tt >tl« # lh#* k #u!l I*• • 1*7* j w p r .n itr md Wm. II. Murrav M»«l atainat iBU near thopping area ar.J It only Phene FA 2 6393 W7 W. 2nd M. Ph. FA 2 «U: * I,K K N I'K Iin r . ht. 3 BEDROOM 2 HATH l|t)M>: U K IM .lt. J K H lft l; U K tM tlt.h U U ll Calery Ave. FA H IM 317,OU). Buy th< owner'r rquily V' HOKNKTT I i KNR Beeiitiful. ipaclou* on three loM. IIi *NN»:TT. h i• 9»if#. • tnl MAHtKah Clored Susday HEATING and a itu m e the 4‘ r*. mertgage. Double ra rp u rlr. Kitrhen equip PAY ra rh fo r land on rn»d. Wm. JlVl.KS « rtlX E IX . »: U KIN KIl. alnit# 11 IHW t lfeuM Ernnomnu. Sejhoh! B ldg, M i­ I ’.HiM rf th# MniH J u 'liii* ' I ’lrru it, prd C rnlrel heat end eir con­ s e n t »; «<»• * i •• * • — ARTFC7.RB FOR BALE i »b *1 'nr i*#roii'Wl* • itH V . h*l«r2*9 1 Park ---- FA 1-4234 ami. ditioned Hardwood Boon ex­ lw th« N#m# of th# l*t#t# r f » lor* ila in • Bine*!) 14#1I. Thr PItl* ; cept Florida lloom which It tuf# «f ill# •' il I# T*» O u lil Cotios k Waal Yanu. Natiaea, H ItflPIAI, hrr'V1c#r MAJOR BROWN REALTY Tltl# 3<!•• H ll iklfR IR lM l i 'j l 1*1 ( l / k / 't % f / 9I f f fq a ■ tn T * th# P«|«n48$H» Tbraadt, Tapea. cork llle. F irrplare. Pin* b o il M Ki.r.s vv. K i'i.t.i.n ,|*C. th . an,III, Ida fa il ..f o.a Raaltor H*>1.1.1NS HORRY SHOP port THIS IS THE BEST BUY m v i i i .i : i a i .ij o u'i* L A K E MARY .v i i t i i i it it riu t.v v h it u Al Th# Bigs Of The Talas* Pole IN SANFORD. Srminnl# F lor An4 to. Th* u"hn..«n M—'•• «r I n i Ph. FA 2-3217 oe FA 2 1*44 Home* Dejiirnfil For 2117 8. Prastb Avn. p« ti| atank# r»»9ti*«| M* I#• 9 11 (#•! alrini th# 99r at txiurid aI f ( f f •*«•! |®14r |*..9e • Horidn Living. 3 BEDROOM - I RATH HOME 111'- title •af th# t i n •• A A l’.ttN ' Wlndahlfld Ihifk f!l»9* And lo i All p a n to .Iw im lr* l.aige bedroom block home J*c»eti . Rnota • Tents • Luggage K ilrlirn Equipped I i r u l h i. 11 -• -i«h un­ U KINKII JR S ltti It U K IX K II M# 2 4491 for an appoinlmenl NOW S & 4 Hcdroonii— 1 Si 2 Bftth* Corner lot \ ent GIi m T9If# 11A ||It T IION.SKTT. h k n i : Florida room, rarporte, wood I Door Glass cial we aaalnu '•>» Very good financing. Down p*yARMY NAVY RURFELS i n , id , natuiwl *i*f«n‘l. I io .N.M T. MB %9|F#. m l HAHOl.O > bedroom fram e home with SF.RVICK (liMiea, aiitnmaUr heat, large 310 Sanford Avenue mtnl only 9«n U I IS ‘ » :n . a in tl# . t* la iM tlff• m l* net Un.iwn i» Va II Florida room, located n o r high Senknrik (ilnaa and I’.iinl C ’o. 9 • flu * 1 ,4 >11A »! Mi'laA IN living area, panelled dlnrtta d o 1 i" alive ichool Kitchen erjulpped. ThU Amt to: All partita llavlnc r,r 1I«*I«A IN hi# %9if#. end JO IIX ¥ Fruit tree* and lake privileges 112-114 W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-44:2 2 BEDROOM - I BATH HOME FACTORY .TO YOU - lltX U L P h'» home i t three ye e n old and i i i*l,.mlna la Sava in j AII.Void A am.I Ilf.Onn, tm aII dnws pavm rsl I a'-1, lilt* er intafcat 99 fe if lla tre . a” 4 If *1#A'1 their E iirp tio o e lly nice home on ALUMINUM a* dean and neat a i whin It unknown heir* «!#ti#»*» l# f a I#»* In and i« Iha (nll.>»l"C Wi l l . DRII.IJNIa FA 2 9330. Mr. Mmon, iloodhart VENETIAN RIJN DR th*drd corner lot Fenred vard I f an t a## i r i a »»v •*« 1 t i l per. wm brand new. Prire 393on daa. rlhad p r « P» » l». raltbauk* Morve I'limpa Rd. Lake Mary. a I t ti a t * I11 Painmi-lc a*>n# ila n w ln f hr. Ih m o lt nr tin* Fairly priced. Nice tection. EnrUsed brad Sag proof bo tlon B*iy ow ner'* equity and pay Rrpaira tn a ll make* I ’.tunll. Pint .-la I,..n it, U#r a •*% • f th# m M »:#t#i»'l*»»t a «.r - . —------ ----------- I ra il with p i l 'd ; ends. PlasUl !.,<• I tu < Inrluatve ••I hi r w I •# at i l a ' «p4 All t*« »• only 332 «7 per month including HOWARD W. LONG I BEDROOM home, FHA Dnanred III..!. i t . |n|a l I-l • Aomb «I a 17fi I <>e am tafAtw r c Hit. 3 BEDROOM PINECREST Home or riyo n tapes. Cation ar nylog Mae* and Im uranre. 207 E. Commerrial Av*. title, nr inter##' In #i ll#*i ueufl Inetu'I'a anil i l In 4t 337.00 mo. Phone FA 2 1970. I cords Fenred vard tl.000 down. Move lli.luaiva. III'-* S i t l®1; t*r re«| i® part* Veftlll *l#A*rti*el FOR RENT Phone FA 1-2433 | in t Inelnalve and 3* or #nr *•■11 thereof *tef#i»|Antt in in 3 minute*. Nenknrllt Glaan and Paint C*. 1 mi ATI n ib 9>( van *ra r#* 2 BEDROOM unfurnithed home. In IV tnrluaiv* llluch tv. 9—FLOWERS, PLANT! ImmMliRta Occupancy T a la v ia ia n ‘f u b a t t e a u d F ra a . 111*114 W 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-462J waNI.A.StK* TS# Huh- m i I r • H t«9 fat# wuMf aa»9#f Florida room , newly Died kit Paautltul. aa ilia * a I * with the 9frfk cf the Aiioa# ROLLINS IIORBY SHOP lYft Guarantee I’eraonal chrn and hath. 390 per month # n* it led CVurt •»»# a e r v # • p u t ihccaof raecird* I In G R A P E V II.I.r NURSERY W DIETRICHS - REALTOR A t The Sign O f T h , Totem Pol*. •' Piece living room suite, nerdi «••»»$ th r ir ■* t|#*>1 |»t e ln llf f #* eta Satisfactinn or Vour 1-lat flunk t. I- aaa• D EA U TIFU I. IIOLI.Y rrfim ih m g . FA 2 T4M. K ill. Melhv in—Y rlm a (ionraler, THtaRl'MlN A IIIIKTT. W. H. - B ill- STEMPER Agewey 2017 S. Frenrh Ava. »: t l arid »» fuhlle lrn # ># Money Cheerfully A ll k in d l and lire * I I , . ..roa n < Sentinel* m p *ia A«1ilr«*9 I# M K ail I ’ent-Al Adelaide H Motet — A i *ocM I m . Rr l it e r A buurer .% 9 # ** 1 1 • •»r|e»*l''. rioflA#. l«, , f Refunded. t .ed desk, chsirs. good eondiDon C->unl>, Elnrlifa. Quick Lnundrcmat Same# FA 2 0996 1*01 Perk Avr FA 2 3232 Grapeville Ave. Mar. I, lull* l»i> aa - a,| • • c l Al-Of. l.JU f* B. O* ifr . II E. T *ff« r Tou and Karl, nf Tm,. ar* noil, 1li atilawv>:de .elerllun. Shirt* FtniiheJ In (H lluuia Da*raa »rl* it p . l r rr. 1r.v 'ieerrtt roerrr f|*,l Iha! a tu 'l I - CO*1e- tlflO I" *,* i . . i , m iii alaa |.a ca - iiio l . . . I’, „ao k t Cop> -u n ririi i ric m i lla n irp S W KI.N LV’S, rheme I ’A 2 1241 Sanltorn Dry Cleaning Iha a '-n« a 4-• clba I prnparl' !>• an4 aa* h *.f you Mai ion Market C A R B A G 17 LAKKFRONT—Iteautiful (umuh Phone F A 2 1391 112 N. Park tia.n flla.l aaamat > * an*l »-» » »| F 21th St. Fnitdruart Bldg. V VVITNK.M VVIIK.ni.* I kavPLANTS for salt. Tied Thurs­ rd 2 bedroom in n rrric block harebr rauulra-l in a * " * a •••uv <■' h.cauni • a,i m> i-aa** a***l »m»a.l I SOLTHSIHL LAUNDROMAT 1Square Maytag W ith e r A ringer, c a r Ananar in ISa <'.-mtdaiui -n v,< .iff u la I aaal al Pan' .icf wcccil ton. FA 2 3990 home FA 2 *»na •J4- Drop leaf table $3 00 iha Plaintiff®’ alt'-enaj a rE l.t't.lt p..|» C..U-UV rt*-rl4a thla Sn't da» FA 2 7306 I ENVELOPES. I.etterbead*. stateAND BKTTIM IIIAC*. !»• l,"'ith of »‘#l,ru«r». 1*3* Floral Arrangemenl* — Conage* ^ .n o c l-a . W IM»r park Flnilda. t i I- liai v4w 14 ROOM Itouie, reed* *nme re menu, in vulcri. hand bills, and WTnd Tda lh« "ria l" * ! in lh* *.»■ A t I'la rk »r p»H * o u rl SANFORD FLOWER SHOP I programi. e ir . Brogreinvr HOI POINT refrigerator, lug f pain. On 2 lota Cloae in. Sam fir# wf tha ,laek c-f Ilia * IrvuU IVv Vlarlbc T ViMan FA 2 tai2 nr FA 2 0279 2 Bedroom* ft Perfect condition $IC Wcarl nn *»e l*cf,.*a P e t.ru o r t l I Printing Co Phona VA 2 2931 fire, term* FA 2 2341. Cer. H w y . 17.92 ft 27th 8 L jvvv; ciihecnla- lh* a'ta»ai"*na ,1 • • K it .)D auulr l i c k FA 7A32I I 3<M We*t 13th St. Flerlde Room paid fum plalnt w ill lea lakan ai T ill >VI |-ia«| \ A IIRKTT Phona FA 2-1S01 WOODRUFF’S Cunf*»a«d. t l Kaat aVnlral Aicuuc THERE IS NO P l.M E Thla Polled alia!! I*e I* chllahcf a»r t aav.l *> Kloti>l, — F .li.A . — RO I.UW AY. H nipltal and Rlby j More than inn eordi 0/ dry fal I .cm A Garden (enter a n t, aaei. wack (or f..ur collated. A li-riic v . I. ( rt.ln li'fa (ANY PLACE I.IK I THIS PEACE 3411 ORANGE Rad*. Day. Week or Month— | pme Sell all or part. Walter AL ANNUALS tl<a watka In 'he hanf fd llara'-l T h i* two bedroom home with I TO FIND SL'CII BARGAINS w.H*d at rin e rre st Trailer Park tvcied thte l» d *r of Jtnuatv, WEDS'Cali AT ..................... Tel. FA 2*3111, Furnitura Canker *01 Calery A*a. , S Tark Ave. or w rite Bog 1321 F io rfd t noom. K ilrhes equip JWV s u T it r. o r . v i r. SO 111 West F irat II . I8KAT.I S'nTit'E te iir.ru n r r.tv i:s ‘ m in t can he purchased for only THIS MUST nr. THE PLACE ll-9 U T o k rtH l7 .# S -¥ R A n .E * S Nonford. Fla. th#* Riim u b r I ! • I Inal |>e«*fee n P. fUrndan 34400 00 with t f r t iii. Eacluvivr (Includes ClMlitf) 2'urnliurr Moving A Sloraga r*nilef#,| «m |K# !n ! •!#« ».f Ket»i I*rh • Mr* ull «‘"Uf * COME SEE US 33 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. RAIL tw o r ur eY. A I* In that pertain Pamlnnla lo u n u . Kl-cda FURNITURE and liltin g . V. E. PHILLIPS. Agent lie Ada 1 I.....India* DO. *•■# rerttlin* In lh# •'Ira-uH •*«*url FA 2 1614 before * p m H fH ’SFHOl.D. GOO DR WASHBURN VAN LINES ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor In a-i ] for p#wi•’"•!» fo u n t % . Kl**r No I — 7 Bedroom 2 Hath home rr.I.D K II AND IIK T riV O IlA l * l*|• tn ri*a*9»#f9. «l,fr*'n lt»»lir.MT Wpftnrn** a f- r I'la in llifa FA 2 IW1 Raymond l.nndquivt, A tie r . oo 3 |y>t». M ayfair area etit® '3* BEL AIR sp o rtl Coupe. RAH. 1300 French Av a. ^ MrlNTOUH. «fl I# lla ln t lf f SELL UR VOUR FURNTTVW S l l tawth Knnnlaa FA > 3941 A U aitic Raak Bldg. pletely furnuhed. 32) wo W tn ltr Pacfi. I'lnrlda________ __ end THOMAS 1-rNTuJC rfU iV A T T . power RAS. lo.v mileage, one PRESERkK your baby a .hoe* in • We IIUY the Mott i# Defendiiu « ••# f><Hk#i ,V(* owner. W ill trade fur nwnrra >>:• I *9 I 11#r #9-t-•II « l# fk of r u r r iT ir ii * v w u : e v riU ilm g bronrr, gold or • M r SELL Ihe Most U iT S FOR SALE: l.arge 62 a 149 No 1—3 llrd ro o iiit. 2 Ralht. Flor not i n : in t iu it it iiv o u r .s th# r i r i Ult i titiil will ••!» K r♦•!#». equity ami take up paymrnta • W> PAY Ihe Most silver—Write Ida Room. Central A ir Condi­ II •• •THAT, I. Anna K. ktcCard am *n- K#hru«r% II. A !» I a t Good land, c lr ir r d , aome land• Black# Waal o f Freatk Call FA 22»«. SUPER TRADING POST BARI KRAFT cactd In l.tialnaaa al <’a •arlhrcrir o’i IopK # »t **f'#r f i r * i|e an«| tioning and Heating. Oak Floor*, •raping. Caih nr im a ll paymrnt A vciua en SHh firae'-. in ,d ir Iha f!ctltl«ua na-n * f 1.AND ••>1 l » th# hi#’ »»' an*I h#ai |tM4er I’ ll. TA 2 0617 9*4 North Reach M. Built In Range and liven Itv,| C lin Y S U It Wmdior. 1936. I door down, balinee 37) |wr month CO IN I I and Iha* I tnitnd I* f^r r#»h »* th# frf.wt 4*nr Af »he M ODEL O PI.N DAILY Daytona Reach, Fla. raflacar aatd >am* n iih lh# Clerk L*#uft M su li of Fomio-Ala I'h tjn tt bit tarivort on 3 l/ it * . $23,300 L. B. MANN »cdan. power atrering. pu<h but­ ef Iha Circuit COUfl, itiwinal# KIwfH# 1w Sihfwrd riAp|#a the • RIG VALUES Bn a 33 la ke Manrna c runty, Etarlda and In areordanr# fnl|#w|n*# «1e9.rlh#i| p-whert^. »|*. ton drive, low mileage. Car in REMODELING Nn 1 -1 Rrdrnnm* ? Rathe, Mav• QUICK CREDIT HO .\ie SLEKEILS « lh iha prcxlaluna of lh» r'c ll- u#te«1 a*- t *#|nt 1# f*#m'npD Phoee FA 2 3*11 perfect rondillon .No tra ilr Free Fatimate* t ••r ••!a tw*tal|: llrua Vama uiatuta. I ' . a l t l W<*. Count* • EASY TERMS fair Section, nutli in Range er.d *•„» • * v»«lc'. err n .c i.i Beautiful 3 I1R. tlon te: o» riorlda niatuiaa l i l t , 31.900 Call at 207 Orange Frank I. Baker FA 2 7777 ealra large tile o»en T rrra rm 4looi>, Carpuit s*> i* c : * i* i /a/ Anna II U d'w f* bath home aituated on large lot 7 Room houte, hardwocMt flour*, 123 000 • »nw Nn *4 11%r| mu 111* «'ernlrot 1J.’,7 N 9MI Ainhaiiador. new H A —h o o ris llc A PLUMBING kitcbrn e le rtrir, »pace h»»t. New And Used Furniture serial Ns m vreond addition of 1'inrcrrM 9 There a r* shout 1.300 f a t u tili­ r*'*# rie -T ft • k • — Ferial N^ lire#, $tno Can 1>e »ren at 1417 311 E rust St FA 2 3622 a ir cnndiUonrd Inquire 711 No 4 -3 Bfdrrvtnvi 7 K iln * 1 |cr ty and pipeline com pinlrg In the Spanoua liv in g room, equipped 4T4# Summerlin or ra il TA 2-1970 Mellon* llle T#fe||i#* with ell n#»t# #nuir» ' kitchen, lovely te rra iro floor* Ida Rnom, Kitchen equipped United Stetet__________________ w»Rt awi a# •••»n#a nnw #*r Including Duh VSaOter Ditpov I t - i n i k T y '. J H f t ^ K s h#f#after a||«rh*i| |n nr pM|. Overtired carporte and tdility 3 RR home Da mile* from city all and A ulom alir Waihcr, 110 T IT U S V Il.I.l: n#rt#*| with ealf rerennat nroroom. Only $1634 down and pay | lim it* ; double carporte, I ar re New A- lived Pert »\ ft on nire St. 914.273 '(.a irw a y tn iha Waterway" IT UMHING A HEATING INC. on# |(m rr Tr*lt#r - - fwente ment* lee* than rent Term* on F u r n itu r e and Appliances land 32bon down Total prue • **nij 1 nur Evtnrudn Dealer L lcrn ird — Hondt-d — Insured No 5 -3 Itcdronm* I Hath on Owe KRf ln»|f e |' "A lt t*U#V! down payment if dejired Im llt.W O Ph 1A 2 2736 ROBSON SPORTIN'* GOODS Cocoa, Cocoa Reach. Lee.'hurg — |t##iat N*» ! ! ! • ! Knrme mediate poreetjion 1*9 Icota. May he purchaved 304 4 I F l i t Pkaaa FA 2-39*1 Nn t : : * : Sanford, Tituavillc and etr furaiibrd if d riire d 111 000 201 249 f . F irst Rt. Ph. FA $*09H $'ae ten f •#»* Flaw# llarretw ■■ ■ ■— ■ " ■ #■ ■• — --SANFORD — Phono F'A 2 *H9I a .u •• ic i - •*• nur.uani Lovely country homeiite about2 S200 Down SI 00 Mont hi v Uafurnlihed Boat mutora — I Mark 23 A I 13 t« an*l -re»r«1iWf# mjf* t># c _jilk t Cii_# ^ ^ U trd furniture, appliineet, tool# t#r»n# 4i .1 In rdor tn ••tlB fej mil»< South of San/ord. Thu 3 BEDROOMS with oak (loon h p Ftreitnne. Call FA 2 74EI PLUMBING No ft—2 Bedroom*, t Rath, f.ler »ai>l Kinat I'ei fee etr Ro-ight-sold. I.arry'a M m 200 ft. a 210 ft Lot la high Canlrarllng A llrpaba after 6 p m. erram k' llle beih, u tility room o |*. He*n4on Mange and W a t e r Heater 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 14122. nivd dry w ith many nice abide Frco Kvtimate. M»»n •• f*.Mf-s|os l*|f#k and carporte. M re yard vatth 39.734 00 C’eu^' Iw arts f# r 17-RE AUTT PABLO IS ire** Total price $30»i or B- I - IIARVKV good carpet of g ra n . fterrtinM# Cptj#!r. n#«*iia 204 Sanford A»e. Phona EA 7 3117 dawn and » 3 monthly paymaat. A Q t'IK T COMMUNITY No 7—1 Bedroom*. 1 hath. Oak HARRIETT S RF.AUTT NOOK Near Golf Courst Floori, carport on 2 I-o ii,! X I,000 Down $100 Monthly Fch i pedal: 3lo permanent 17 V) Th. T**» -i *' .****. It *»f A lt.m nn*. 39.3C0. •t-rlnv., KioclJ. **111 r« •*< . I...1, If you cannot find your kind of 4 BEDROOMS, 2 bathi. well (oral FA 2 3742 191 So. Oak f»>r lh , f ..II . , *r r ,,.cV houte lilte d fo r rale why not ed in town. Total prire $11,Of*) i l l .* t'-'cll'tn of l l. c t i * * Tc, I No 4—2 Bedroom*. I Rath, Kit • o,| * f,..ptlnn , f KI-cHi 111**1 Co rnmr in and talk It o tr r with ROSA I , PAYTON’. Bmker IS -rK M A L > . H #4,r WANT#** chan Equipped. $9,134 P l.l MRINfc h. ®*'ih.-1 .*--1 ic iu rf.ic ) . o r ' - l l . u* Phane FA 2 1301 m .iciv *a»v (i HEATINf. I UNEMCUMBERED L A D Y . Ap • :* To r . v . wllh ticircveV .|*ik. No 9—2 Bedroom*, t Rath, F lo r­ 11■.. * •-vev .n4 ml-cc.I . r . l c*i. ply M ark# Place arrnsi from ida Room. U i Lota, ss.ooooo foil-*" ms a ir***.: r h t r - r a* A#»Thia I* a free pan to the R iti HERBERT NTEN8TR0M AIR CONDI HONING Sanford Boat Works. 1.1-1 Dlvd. I1«|i> 9 |. I n c.,, A v, Theatre for Dorothy lla rk ry . Realtor CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK . r k I'lirc , Ja.iinlN. A ', , u t e r i 9 MODERATELY PRICED r«!,-* No 10—2 Bedroom., 1 Rath. U i Vv, t l. t im r . h i . li.v tc i* E ip date Feh. II. 1930. L Y N N RIS.M R .AVON CALUN01 1*97 Sanfard Ave. FA 2 6312 A<» . er- n t , c l , i , J»*i ft Lola, K ltrh tn Equipped. 34.300 LOTTIE RROADWAY tic now have opening* far Avon n .f-a m l •».,!«,,« il*.,. wit* i* Lovely 2 BR maumry homt N« 11—2 Bedroom*. 1 Rath. E* . ' . I 1, h i. *t Clerk • o f f lr , n il' K E N TORBETT R rp ro rn ts tiv a in Ostaan Wo p .,.|',< t In V n VI r . h r u . r i 1 mealy fu rn ithtd. In a quiet, ru Ai»*<ialea man over 33 preferred Write tra U rg e (41, Kitrhen Kqulpp 1*1» at C 'l.rh . O llltt Joe C. Thoms. ra l peaceful aalting. II I N. Park — Ph. FA 1 14M Mrs Jean M ilanith, Bog 246, 1023 Santa St. ed. 34.230 00 I A 2 0*49 Atiout 27,000 im all boat# oper­ Large trreened porrh eaiily Ijirk h a rt, Fla. ate in San Franrlrro Bay. converted Into a third bedroom No. 11—2 Large Ix rti. lanch Arbor 337 ft. frontage nn atreet, run I t ItII t.IR lJ I over 21. Apply in The nearly half a r r t allow# am* mag bark to Lake 97.300. person at Tig '.N Whistle. apace for aa additional beault* ful building lot. Savaral large Na 13—4 Unit Apartmant Houae. k»—Mala nr Female ~ bearing eltrua treat rirahani Nurroundinga * Furnllhed 116.300. Owner w ill finance. Call u t for Slen Women $24 Daily. Sell lum i• l.lcrnoed L I’ N On Duly At A ll Times appoinlmenl. E aduilve with No 14—2 Redroom. Country M r invite >011 to bn our x ur* (< absolutely fren noui nam rplatr* W rit* Reeves • Home Atmosphere bame, furnllhed, $4,730. C o. A u ltbnro, M i ll . without obligation t l ont of SAnfovd's leading FARMER'S AGENCY LAPF-A.DAY Legal Notice JV. Jiiiu A-aw/ly Cm SU N LA N D Estates Shi; CULLEN a & South IT IS SMART TO PINECREST BUY BKFOKK THK SPORTSMANS DREAM Legal Notice BOOM, CALL FAIRI*AX 2-4991 for an ap­ pointment NOW. i — t.u. :• e**uit*, JiahnA H- H. I’OI’K CO. 3rd Addition. AUTO CLASS INSTALLED VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low Aa $400 » .Seminole Realty COUNTRY CLUB MANOR ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. 280 .00 8280 3 1 Q A .O O only $67-50 monthly WILSON - MA1ER PLUMBING RAVENNA PARK $SAVK$ Mather of Sanford Wall Quality Homes Stenstrom Realty Low Down Payment Plumbinir & Repairs aMonthly Payments Less Than Rent WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Buy Now thoose Your Own Tile And Paint Colors 0 RATES $100 To $200 According S U o tm a k e A . CeRtlruBiion Co.. Inc. $11 Waal 23ih Street Phan* FA 2-2193 Tn Car* Reqaimd Scot's Palm Manor Horn# For C tr. 27th A nimay 17 #2 Agtd Phone FA 2-7214 S. V. F a m s r, Realtor D. K. WhiUMet, Anae. a-9«i ■Ahi' No. 1^-Frcoeh A v*. god Highway Frontage, Arreage and Orange 11$ S. Franch A ar. Ph. F A 2 U 2I SECRETARY*—Reception!#!, to tillGroves. Terms on All. A lta r hour# FA 2 2111 or TA 1-4*11 Inquire by Number. rs l. References. Ph. FA t-3241. RAYMOND M. R A M . EXPERIENCED colored block layer, handy-maa. car.vtnsetion worker. Will work la Sanford. Orlando. Apopka or surrounding area* Hat Franiunrlation. Ph. 2-3«41 FA 2 3233. ■EAL FAT ATE DRIVE IN REALTOR k LSSUROR T hird St. k Park Avenue. South Y 'a ll Call Rail Thone FA 2 3A41 -Call 1344 Pyanth Ava. J. W. HALL HaU- Rtaltoe ltvone FA Motnl* whllo you local# suiUbla hnunlng for you Rad your family. Pick up your key at IM Salm Office. Odham & Tudor, Inc. B R A ILE Y ODHAM, Comer Hwy. 17*M « 27th SI. Pron. Phono FA 2*1M l �• « 'A*.. WASHINGTON’ (UI»I)— tonalc Majority Leader Lyndon H. John •oa (D T e *.). in • •perch on na Mo^fel defenie be for* th« Veteran* • f Foreign W are "Tiro# U no longer our friend. Mom la no longer on our aide." . LOUDON ( U P ll — Radio Mo* aov, In commenting on th* visit • ( V. $■ Secretary of State John Foattf Dullea to Kurope in r* gard to th * Berlin aituatlon: . **Tbe ilcna a r* not very prom M m . Dullea *eema (till to to I bogged down to hi* ear* in rigidRgr and the cold war mentality.'' LOW, LOW FOOD PRICES plus TOP VALUE STAMPS AMERICA'S FAVORITE SHORTENING CNSC03 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Bahvrt Berry <R N. Y.), a frrsh man GOP ro n g re t.m rn : "1 Ju«t completely forgot all about it. I hope th* President w ill d o tfira m e." NKW Y O ftK ( U P I ) - Hugh R Jack inn. head of the Better itu ii neu Bureau in commenting on how a racetrack tout reliei on hla ••aacker'' to lie honeit in ip llt their winning*: pparently hi* faith in man *- b e ln ^ ^ e v ^ rd e d /^ ^ ^ _ »• }i h* h r- Detergent Blue or 3c Thrifty M aid, Carnation, Pet or Silver Cow White Arrow . 4 9 ' Tall M ilk 3 Inst. Coffee 1= 7 9 ' Plain Flour 5 £ 4 9 ' Inst. CoffeeW 5 9 'Peaches 25 Cans Su - TU K S D A Y K K IL Chase & Sanborn Pillsbury Self-Rising or Astor Ful-Flavored Astor Yellow Cling Sliced or Halves 10th . 1:00 - P. M. O N I.Y I BO •C BCAtV A IV -W B DARK YOU! l « T ------M t o a h A tt- A J i jTaa WM d* P iS J -M am NEW KIND ™ 0* r- Sunnyland Fresh P ork Sale UNI I KI A N H M I N O r O U HA V I I VI H S U N 1 A C T I O N lAmieiati n AU D IEN C E! A II V Quantity Right* Reserved PRICES GOOD Thuro., FH.. Rot. Feb. 6, 6, T D E i.in o r s maT d m f r e s h r ib GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION s- r PORK LOIN ROAST V an Camp Comstock Sliced Pta , Xou’n #ctu«ny CROWDED Bjf A Bidaout Hoffof HordE na Mahtmait CfMtWM* SUNNYLAND IEST CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS -69 ROAST -49 Sausage 39 Vermont Maid APPLES 23‘ Pillsbury SYRUP Deep South Cucumbar Chip Pancake PICKLES 2lT 35* FLOUR ■ k | # K ■ 1% E Z: M b . LOAP DIXIE DARLING V-10 PROTEIN BREAD WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF | E C I I E l U E 59* 35* SUNNYLAND 9*' CUT LOIN END PORK E E SUNNYLAND HOT ee MILO PORK Dial* Darling Twin Boh* Brown & Serve Rolls £» 23/ . . 4, . - k i . v . u i . ■d u « u i h ifjieV. * Fresh Pork Toilet Soap CAMAY R*o 3 Bora o / 7 o ® *a n c i Frath J U IC E 2 i£ 29* Cheese Loaf .-rn N FROZEN MEAT O W N E R S Mild. Pure 2 SSf 19* S0ar IV O RY SOAP i Bora 00 ■to voim always auuMtia FRESH CORN 5 - 39 K Z 7 | to '£39’&'69‘ a o rti t«<a< ipt.M ip m * » » ............... MARILYN MONROI New Blue TO M is i taia* IpUM r« m * DOT DUZ ILVIS PRIILIY Lge. Pkg. -F ■ Op S c re e n : F ra n k e n e le ia V Daughter. ■Xr'1 > / . —— ft ■ —"f 1 ♦* i ■ KT : 35‘ O y s t e r s i Y **T**r lots 4 Oranges* 39' G'fniit *. 3 9 ' lv M o o Freeh, Crisp Red, Defklow* APPLES G ranulated New Pink Blue Condensed Sudi FLAKES IVORY SNOW DREFT CHEER DASH X 35‘ pk^ 33<p<ii ) 7 7 , LARGE aSWEET n u i JJUICY V I V I SWKCT •Y Y 1 G 1 rFLORIDA w n iw n 8 9 . Gentle Ivory L » * O C < Ot Q Q ) Pkg O O Pkg O O DOZ GOLDIN BANTAM Initont Suds r F R E E ! CAMP'* SHIPPED EGGS 2 O Q < LIQUID JOY W IE N E R S M ist Wisconsin SUPERBRAND GRADE “ A " LARGE ’T CHICKEN. Mild. Pure l 0* 35* CHEE ZEE 2 Z 79* BLUE CHEESES 33* IV O RY SOAP 2 '“I* * M-M-A4 0 0 0 0 Palmetto Forma Salad COLE SLAW ’£ 29’ MACARONI 4 SS 25’ i Polmetlo Forma Palmetto Farmt IVO RY SOAP - Smoked (Not Sliced) FRUIT SALADS 29* Potato Salad £ 35* an. , f 0 ° Mild, Pure - I Beat Grade Pork Palmetto Farm Gelatin 7 m PORK FEET 2 lu25* CHITTERLINGS ,25* SLAB BACON* 39’ Toilet Soap CAMAY Leon iu»ry Tosfy t.eon Freak NECK BONES u 15* PORK BRAINS u. 29* PORK TAILS * 2 5 ’ * e * Hla» m o w n * lb I/ Pork & Beans 8 - ‘1°° vi#;, ... r cut &33‘&77‘ Reg Q Q J 'b o $ o 3 * P k g J 7 Pkg JL 2 “ 29r CARROTS Condensed Suds DASH Home L'ndry Size Golden FLUFFO $ A 59 4 1-Lb O Con O J 3 lb Con 0 0 2.: 19/ �Eh? $m tfard fim tlii ' VOL XLIX AS United Pie.** Lctued Wire INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER* Eetablinhed 1908 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 195Ji SANFORD. FI/HUDA NO 3A4 Ike Asks Stronger 'Mixing' Law Mayfair Reports Theft Sen. Cross Blasts 'Seven-Point Plan Parent 'Option' As Given To Congress Of $18,000 In Jewelry WASHINGTON (LTD — Prvwidont Elsenhower -takad Congress today in a seven-point civil right* program for Two robberies within ih re e 1 covered a trunk in their room had stringer federal |xivver to punish anyone using threats o r hour* netted thieves an estimat i been pried open. violence to obstruct court-ordered school integration. TALI-AHASSKE (U P I) Stale ed $ia.0U0 in Jewelry and furs at | At 7:0t p m . Mr. and Mrs Hi* program, designed to make *'is|iial protection <vf the Mayfair Inn yesterday. Jaciioe IJehtenstim, also guests Sen J. Emory Cross of Gaines laws . , n reality for all," also would authorize temporary Police first were summoned to v lllr has attacked the parent 'Just Subterfuge' of the hotel, teportrd the theft AND THAT’S THAT—Cvurite Harr, fanut! National League baseball umpire. <h»iw* ntudent* at hi* Lonjjwoort umpire -vhivol how to call u bn.co-runner out. without the itroHprct of any argument alxnit the matter, tnrr hit* hi* famous pose ami certains, "Yer Oooutt." for lienefit of the photographer. the hotel si I .1* pm when Mr. of a large quantity of Jewelry option plans for preventing school 1/H'Uinjr on. from left, Donald Hobak, In- and .Mr*. Maurice Knapp dis from a green leather ho* on their , integration m Florida. dresser. di n.:TK»!i>. Ind.: Harry Drown. Lyon Coun­ Although most legislators have Value of thr Knapp's posses endorsed the plan. Cross declared ty, Kan., head instructor, and Teodoro sions was set at a total of $3.0U0, Uabistondo, llatillo, Puerto Rico. Wednesday that the plan wouldn't Including a dark mink stole v a l­ work. (Jameson Photo) ued al WOO. Jewelry stolen in Hr called g a "subterfuge" Subs Near Coasts? Question Is Open Russ Shot Down Plane With 17, U. S. Charges ^ WASHINGTON (UPD — Thr men atoard. had eraihed a fte r it | nied that the plane was abut down la te r, the Russians turned over Y fn itrd S tall* charg'd today that w a i intercepted by Soviet fig h te r* Russian fighter* deliberately shot near the Turkish Soviet bo rd e r1 six bodies to American autbontie* and evcortrd Into Soviet Arm enia and laid they had no information down an unarmrd American The K uniant had acknowledged about the other It men who were transport last September. finding the wreckage, but had dc almard It added, in effect, that Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I Miko yan lied about the Incident during hi* recent visit here The Stale Department released a hatch of trantcript*. photort.it* a n d document* to hack up it* charge that the plane, which crathed in lla in c i over Soviet Ar mt nia on Sept. 1. wa» ahot down delilieralel). Four Seminote County officials Herald last Friday, each of lh« They included what the depart­ plan to ask the Stale I-cgtslalurr four now' draw a salary ol $9,ou). ment described a* the transcript fo r a $2,400 annual raise. The legal notice, signed by all of an intercepted radio com m a A legal notice, now being ad "Notice is hereby tlon among the Soviet fighter vertincd in The Sanford Herald, four, says pilot* a* they »hot down the four re ve a lt that Sheriff J I, Hobby. given that we. the undi rsigned engine plane and watched it era ah Tax Assessor Mr* Mary K a rlr count) officials of Seminole Covin ty. intend to apply to the 1950 (n flames. Walker, Tax Collector John L. | a AI»o r* lea*ed were photojtaU Galloway and Court Clerk O. P. session of the Legislature of the State of Florida for tiir passage wand translation* o4 two article! llc m d o n will ask that th e tr' from Soviet Aviation, the olficial salaries lie raised to SII.4U) a of a local act pros ••hits nit tW undersigned county official* to Russian air force newspaper, dr year. In* allowed maximum enmpensaicriblng the "a tta ck" on the "m e Arcordmg In the annual flnan- lion of $11 luo per annum for our lit ) " and identifying four Kutsian clal report, released in The official d u lie t, and *aid act pro­ fighter pilot* wlm took part. viding for an effective and retro­ Pilots Praised active date.” One of the articles reported that The notice did not tay what an unidentified Soviet general met propovi d retroactive dale the pro­ Uie p iln lt after the attack and posed b ill w ill aik. "shook their hand* warmly iw l f i r I’ astage of the measure would 0 h a n k c d them for their successful J 0 | ( Q | I U G j U Q V require action of the three mem•sedition of the mission." j » Previous reports had »ald the Seminole County scIkmjI bonds !>er» of the local legislative dele­ (manned American plane, with 17 totaling $.1 million w ill l>e sold gation, Sen Doug Strnslrnm and nest Tuesday al In a m . d u rin g a Rep* Mark ('lev eland Jr and meeting of the Iv p a rtm rn t of Gordon Frederick Public Instruction li. T Mllwee, county avipcrintendrnt. said that inform ation concerning the bonds had been re quested by -1> differeiit companies. TOKYO ( I l l ’ l l —Radio I'riping A transplanted Califorlan i* sold Sale o f Ibc bonds will result in im ­ • aid today Ihe top song* on Red the way I he fith hit* In Flor mediate plan* fur construction anil China's hit parade are: renovation of Seminole County id* "We W ill Not Allow L' S In Arthur Day made one ra il from schools. l erialivts To Ride Roughshod Over Mllwee also rrvealed that Mr*. his dork on f.lttle l.ake Mary and Mary h id e Walker, tax assesor, Tin- People " hooked two large mouth has* •Th* People's Communes Arc The fish V». I ill ll more than I WO j im ] the County Commission would Good." meet with the Board on Thursday pounds each Day described hi* long IJve Man T s e lu n g " al 0:30 a. m In dltru st assessment Inra a* " a p l**tic farsmtle of a policies The project p rio rity list minnow.'* and admitted that he and building program are also on knows Very little ahou! fishing the agenda When atked why he didn't con Partly ilu u rfy tonight and I ri finue fl*hlng. he answer "I dav Cooler today and Ion ghl •thought I'd *11*11 while I '**• a with high w, u> 72. low tonight h e a d " Day moved in Florida la*t I* to Mi. Northwest to north summer. winds 10 to Si miles per hour, The Seminole County Cattle dimln'shlng tonight. men's Association will hold Its w inter steak supps-i »n Saturday. A busint s« session, scheduled K N O X V ILLE , Tenn (171*1 > — for 3 30 p m m the Charles lee Pollre who raced to the city hall to Seminole I II Club ntrmtl r* ranch near (Tiuluota, w ill prrerde answer a burglar alarm found city law director John Duncan clim b­ who atlend the Tampa I air will the supper ing through a window. meet Roy Roger* and Dale Kvani. '•e had fo '-'o tfe n hi* kry. g> The special 4 II program »lart» al In a m , Fch It and eon elude* with a performance by the famous couple The Seminole County Chorus Three hu*e* w ill lake local member* to Tampa .The schedule w ill meet at 2 p m. tomorrow at call* for a 5 a in departure the Home Demonitratlon Center, Boys and girls who wish to attend in i Hast 25th St. A ll those who enjoy tin g in g are may still do so by sending Tie and a permission *Hp •" 'be Invited to join Mrs iW o th e a Hen­ County Xgrnt's office no later son. I'liirlle rr). i* director. Mr*. Robert Williams I* pianist than nest Tursdsy 4 County Officials Seek $2,400 Hike In Salaries School Bond Sale One Cast, 2 Fish Seminole Angler Quits While Ahead Real ‘Gone’ Tunes Top Red ‘ Parade’ Weather Cattlemen To Eat Steaks Saturday 4-H'ers Will See ‘ King Of Cowboys' Noted ‘ Burglar’ Chorus To Meet, Sing Tomorrow WASHINGTON (CPU - T h e Navy led open today the ques tion whether any rontart by elec­ tronic dcvlre* has been made with Soviet submarines off Am er­ ica's roasts. It issued a statement Wednes­ day night saying it had yet to make a "verified sighting" of a Russian «uh within Soo miles of the U S roast. The statement was issued after President Klaenhower referred news comference questions about Soviet submarine activities to the Defense Department The Presi­ dent said he was not sure how much of his Information could be made public The Navy's statement was ex­ tremely cautious It said th e ir hail been report* "o f varying validity" concerning unidentified subs in the North and South Atlantic in Ihe last two or thrre years and to a lesser extent In the Northeast Paeifle during the past year. "Most of these report* can be attributed to friendly submar­ ine*. surfare vessel* or marine life.” Ihe Navy s»!d Then tt added "We have made nu V rliflrd sighting* of Suvlrl submarine* 'off our coasts': that la within, say, ahuvR 500 mile* " Dedication Slated For Field Friday Drslicatiun ceremonies for Ha mey Field will be held tomorrow al 12:30 a in. The public is invited to the service*, which will honor thr memory of l.cdr Roliert Ramey, who perished with his flaming Jet last June Rear Admiral Wendell Swltler w ill present the Navy Marine Corps Medal posthumously to f.eclr Ramey The nodal w ill he accepted by the dead hero's widow Gates at Ihe Naval A ir Station w ill be opened to the publir du r­ ing the ceremonies A " fly over" id AM) Sky warriors is planned at the opening of the dedication Tin- field will las named form ­ ally hy Capt Uonel Arthur, commander. Sanford Naval Air Station Lake Mary Scouts To Mark ‘Sunday’ Roy Scout Sunday w ill he eele tin te d In a big way Sunday in l.ake Mary. The boy* and (heir father* will havr a breakfast al K a m. in the Fduraliotial Building of the Community IT ethylrrlan Church Tin- troop will attend Ihe l i a ill service at Ihr First Baptist Church in a ixxly (or special oh servatmn of Roy Scout Sunday. 16-Year-Old Girl School PTA Selection is based on courtesy ami observance of tra ffic laws Judges Include Hie student Gallic committee, Andy Bracken, principal: E. W. Crialensen, Sgt Ben Butler and Mr*. Jackie Caolu, chairman of PTA safety committee. Charles Fos, student advisor to the commitlre. Introduced Charlie Morrison, made Ihe awards • tii0 rn w jn ( who wiki ri * u* a***. Morrison Is public relation* relation* direcdirec UK| V KK OF THE MONTH — Sally WUMorrison l. public U «,<! L ^ r . CIhVn .T s ^ d e r moTrrMr‘ . \ 2, ,fi. I> c c e m l**r D r iv e r of the Month, Fradarick H WiUumt »ccepU u m e d a llio n and a c e r tific a te for 50 Z26 E lliott Av#. 5 Americans Freed By East Germany Nikita Denouncers, Invites President Man, 94, Requests ‘Speedy’ Divorce That's The Ticket News Briefs Ike Seeks Quail i s o i s Oversees Building ‘Modern’ Farming Share Cost Extend Snake Hunt Danes To Foot Bill Jazz Band To Play At Center Friday C IH'KNIIAG KN (U PD I be! Danish government will fixit Hie | lilll for loss uf Hie aiiqi Hans 1 Hrxlluft and w ill pay cumprnia lion lu relative* sag the tf& pas liobby ID e krtl tt known as a sengers and crewmen wixi appar • id ly weld down with Ihe ship o ff musician's musician In the night­ club and recording r lr r u il Greenland Iasi wrek Ttie punly of Ida trumpet also hat found favor w ilh p la lle r cus­ tomer*. evidentcd hy th r tale of recording*, "M y Funny Valen­ tine," ami " I in in Hie Mood for Thieves took $on m sliver from la iv r", backed by string* of the llie Sanford Howling alley ta il Jaeklr Glratnn orchestra. night after breaking a window . Ilaekett and hi* Jars hatwl w ill pane and opening Ihr hark d ix ir.' appear tomorrow night at tha Other night activity included a Sanford Civic Center. The or­ car which ran into Hie side or Ihr chestra is Hie first "b ig name" Day ami Nlgtd G rill, un 17 9.' M r .; hand to come lo thi« iniiuediata and Mrs Ernest Skully did not area Ticket* fur darning or lis­ press rhargrs against the driver, tening are on sale at latnnir'a Record Itark and M iller** Radio but took him home Instead amt Appllanrr The dance start* at • p. nx. wilh drrsa otdional Sanford Recreation Director Ronald Perry has urged residents WASHINGTON (UPD The lo iiqqxirt the dame "W e don’t Navy's J 25 pound Vanguard salrl expert to make any profit, twit lit r will spin around thr earth fnr if wr do. proceed* w ill go for ■ 2.000 years, instead of the some s|icrial dance fund for leenagera," hr said "We wuulil like to ace A*' years previously forerast Rear Ailm John T Hayward, m uii good hands in Sanford, and Navy rrsearch chief, predicted Interest shown now w ill have • Hie greatly increased Ilfs- «pan for definite I'carme on future en­ th r grapefruit sl/rd salclW in gagement* " John R Grave*. IW. Del.and, was testimony Wednesday Iwfurr Ihe injured v’lghtlv this morning when House Sparc Committee. Hr gave his car was struck from behind as no rrason fnr th r increase. hr ftop|w-d for a rr*l light at the interseellon of .udh and French RICHMOND. Va (U P D — Got. A vr J Lindsay Almond, with Ihe pros­ Graves, who runs th r laundly at pect of eourt • ordered schixvl inIhr Nasal A ir Station, was Heated SAVANNAH t l 'P I I - Southern tregration hanging over a third at the dispensary ami rrleasetl Charg'd wilh failure In have Ida Nitrogen Co Inc ha* announced city assigned the task of ftmling vehicle under control was Ronald plana lo c tm tiru rl a new Hirrc new ways to maintain segregation W'lmpey, 12. al*o of Delavnd m illion dollar plant in Tampa tixlay lo a 40 member legislative Whrn completed, Ihe plant w ill commission. Graves' automobile w ai knocked " I l Is my fervent, fervent hopa across Ihe inlerwetion by Hie blow. I'llipoy alxiut lt>l person* and Combined damages were rslim atrd w ill havr a payroll of irtsi.UMi a that working together wc ran at fa s t by Sgt Leo Rix-k of the year, tt w ill lx- located on a 25 evolve a solution which w ill be Sanford to ile r The accident oc­ •e rr tract about six mile* aaat In Ih r best in lrrrtta of V irg tn ii and all her people." Almond said. curred at N:22 a. m of downtown Tampa. Burglary Reported By Bowling Alley Vanguard To Spin For 2,000 Years DcLand Man Hurt In Local Mishap VKRONA, Italy (UPI) T ra ffic ixd irr rhlef Pino lla llrrin i and ell* Ir a ffir adviser A m llra rr Arearoii emerged from a meeting on the -ily's |>arking problem to find their ears had l-een ticketed for il legal parking. i Tampa Is Chosen By Big Industry Legislators Seek Answer To Mixing ( Wind-Fed Fires Raze 50 County Acres Driver Of Month Sally Williams, a 14 year old Junior, w ai named Driver of the Month this morning al Seminole • H ig h School. She received «n gward o( 50 gailona of gas from Warner l i Service Station and *n engrave<l silver disk from Kader'g Jewelry. In a aurprise preaenUtlou. Steve Powell, winner of the first D river of the Month award, re­ ceived 50 gallon* of ga» Rum H olier Motor Saie*. L**t month the p riie included only ftv* .Io n s of gas. • .T h e D river ot the Month la sponsored by the SemtouJe High eluded rings, pearl necklaces and ami said the only way to tnaka bracelet*. In three boxes The sure that aegrrgaltivi it main­ lock was picked on the wardrobe tained it to close the schixil*. trunk, and th r draw rr containing I Any Ixxly who tay* otherwise I* thr Jewelry pried open. ' fooling Ihr people, hr ssid. Mr. and Mrs Uchtcnstsln es­ The plan was advanced by A lly. timated the value of Jewelry stol­ Gen Richard Frvtn am) School en at $15,000. Thr list included a Supl Thomas D. Halles. and ia diamond wedding hand w itii ha- being mailed to all legislator* to gurts a live and one half karal try to line up their support before emerald rut diamond ring, a gold thr l!>50 session convenes wrislwatrh with diamond*, and In general. Ihr plan would per other bracelet*, pins ami earrings mil parents lo withdraw their tel with precious stone*. children from an integrated school Frank Mrbanr Jr., managrr of and receive a state subsidy of Ihe hotel, reported Ihr thefts to about $240 a year lo rducatr him local police Complete d m rip privately. lions of Jewelry and furs heve Sena. Doyle F Carlton. Waubeen givrn to Ihr Sheriff’ s D# rhula, li. If Hair o< Live Oak, partment and the Orlando Roller and S. C. Clark of Monlircllo, Department. •aid they would vo ir lor th r plan. Another Jewel theft had been Ilut Carlton and Rep. W. C. reported earlier m th r day at the I l r i l i II of D ailr said they would Mt 1*1) mouth Hotel, a scant 15 insist that no state subsidy l>« miles away. L . Joe Hickson of paid directly to th r parent. the Sanford Police has been at Cross protested, however, that signed lo th r rase. the "question is not closed or ; open schixds." " I t ts integration ur segregation amt if wr want segregation, we must havr Ihr courage to tl?llt for It." " I would rather have • genera IlhlD F l.H F H G . Germany I I l l ’l l tlon of uneducated, courageous, Five \uierir.in soldieig lu-UI by mural proplr Ilian ■ generation the Fast German Communists were j uf rduealrd, morally degenerated Cowards." rrteasisl today. U. S Army in Kurupc headquar­ ters announced H it men wera turn I rd over to American uinviais nJai I llrr!esh*ku|ien Their rrlrase was arranged by Ihe American and Cast German Red Croat oraanlia-1 Ilona, an Army *|xAeiinan said Men rrl< ased are IJ R ichard' Markin, uf Washington, D C : Si t MOSCOW i t l P I t —Soviet Prem­ h rn n rtli G Carlson, of San I ran, dro. Calif.: I*vrt. Klwyn E Hell, ier Nikita 5 K hrndirhrv tixlay in of H ill City, Kali ; and Pvt. James vtied Pre«nlenl Elsenhower to Moscow as a step toward bring W Hayes, of Hallimorr, Md Thr fifth was ladle*cd to hv Ing Ih r two nations together and IS t. Melvin Hampton, of th r iilh lending Hie threat o f nuclear war Khrushchev extended the Invita­ infantry uml In Berlin Release of Ih r Aim-mans was tion in a speech in which he also negotiat'd by Ruls-rt Wilson, dl I denounced Elsenhower ami hi* ad for Ignoring the rector uf the American Red Cross ministration in Europe, in talks with Ludwig "thaw " in Ih r K a ll • Wrsl cold Werner, plesidrnl of the Fast Ger wsr This hr said was Ihe policy I of "dealer* In blmxl ” man Red Cross. Hr said thr tour of the United Thr Rest Cross organitatlons were asked to negotiate because State* hv Soviet Deputy Premier Ihe United Slates does not rrro g Anasta* Mlkoyan "In particular" nue Ihe Communist F a il German i helped along this thaw, and add government and w ill not deal with ed II. "Should Ihe Preddent deride lo route to our rounlry he wuutd lie met with »inrcre hospitality hy our government and Ihe fiovli i people " "A visit of this kind would un OAKLAND. C a l i f (UPI) - douhtrdi* lie useful lo both eoun George Matthews, i«4. ha* askrd trie* ami would meet with the ap the court lo speed up hi* request prov i l of ttic* people* of Ihe U S A for a divorce that would end his ind tin Soviet Union." Khntvh marriage of .Vs years rhrv **id in Hie sprerh hrlnrr Matthew* told Judge Chris It thr 7t*t rongress of the S<ivifl F u i. I want to live my last few Communist Party. year* on earth in peaee.** aid In stairs amt localities co­ operating m carrying out school Integration. H would allow the Federal Bu­ reau of Investigation to crack Slide Kills Eight down hardr,' In school and church TOTTORI, Japan (U P D Fight bombing cases. workmen wrre killevl when they In urging that aehixt) integra­ were hurled In • laixlillde on • tion obstruction be made a spe­ construction project today. cific federal offense, Klsrnhower said: “ There have been instance* TIIOMASYil I v r , ,mm where e x lm n lit* have attempted T ill MA.sMI.I.F. (.a (UPI) - l,» violence an,, olhpr con. Presidenl KIsenbower hoped lo go Prrtr(1 thrP3„ ^ violence lo ol*. gunning for south Georgia quail struct thr ■accomplishment ' t tsls w it ••■ •.*> ! o f k a of ithe today. objective* in Itlw o l decreet." He said present provision* (or punishinv obstruction ami conW ARSAW ( t 'P I ) — Brasilian tempi aren't strong enough. Adm. Pontes F errrira has arrived The President asked: in Poland to oversee construction 1. Legislation to make force or of merrhint ship* for his country. thrrata of force lo obstruct court orders In school desegregation ease* a federal offense T A II'F l. Furmosa tU I'l) A g ri­ 2 Greater author:i> for the FUI culture official* have launched a in Investigating ilc itru rlio n at long-range program to inerehamir school* or rhurrhe* I.U00 year old farming method* of S Power for Ihe attorney gcothe Chinese Nationalists. eral to inspect frd rra l election rrcords ami lo require that such s S h o u ld records he maintained " fo r a rea­ MIAMI IIKACH ( I l l ' l l — U K sonable pemxl of tim e." 4. "A temporary program of ftSen Albert Gore tD-Trun.) said everyone h rn r fili from gosxl high nanrtal and Irchniral aid lo stale way* am) should share the ex­ and local agencies to assist them In making the necessary adjust­ pense for their construction. ment reqnirrd hy yehcxsl d r**gregallon decKlons " 5 la-gislatnm to authorise ternCHII'I.FY (U P D — Northwest F’ londa snake hunters rxtrndevt P°r * r >' provisions livr eslueatlng their Rattlesnake Rixlro another I ‘ hlldren of m ilitary |ier*onnel week tixlay liecaitse ram has ham wh*,»' P«bllr seluxil* are rloaed lierause uf inlegreltim older*. jwred Ihe hunt 0 That Congress consider setting up a |iermaiieiit "rontm ieWill Visit Moscow D IN lit i.N (U P I I— RriUsh Prime vion on equal Job opportunity anMtlhter *llJp ild Itacmnlan an iV r guv even y jl conU arU." . nounrnl tixlay that he ami For *' L 'f® '***r eslensloo rJ Use elgn Secretary Selwyn Lloyd w ill * ,v l* tUkhta Commission, visit Moscow Feb 21 gailona of gaa fn»m Charlie Morrison, publia Three raging forcat fires de bring Hu blare under control stroyed an estimated 50 acres of Carl McWhorter directed tha land Seminole County tim ber yesterday owner crew. Thr fira, which was slowed by Whipped by high winds, small hlairs turned wmxli Into an in a small c rrrk ami a pasture, was fernu within nPnutrs Winds were caused by ra r c ir tt brush burning, atcadty at 30 40 m llr i per hour, Rangrra said Resident* m tha Lake' Jcsoap with gusts up to 50 mile* per hour. area w rrr alarmed last night Forest Scrvlrc crrwa said. The first fire was discovered at whrn thr skies turned rad with 4 p. m. on the Country Club flamra and tm nkr. a t a huge fira Road at New Upsala. Rangers Ix-gan to rage shrrtly after I said that the fire was burning p. m. Acreage behind the residence of relation, director for the Scminol# Cham- faster than suppression crew* could operate. Two For»at Ser­ George Mickey was turned lo ash lier of Commerce. iAyoklnR on U S te v a vice crew*, the l ake Mary Val 1 •a (lames climbed into largr pine* Powell, November D r iv e r of tile Month'. untier Fira Department and one and oaks. Hanger a dug a trench (Herald Staff I’hoto) landowner r r rw were able toi •round tha Mickag houaa, and brought the fira under control around 9 p. m Spark* and flames w rrr blown several hundred feet into the air a i tha high winds continued F u ir lt Service c iv w t alto anawered a call at th r Wrktva Riv­ er, just south of Highway 4$, at the same Uma. where they sup­ pressed a fast-moving brush (tr*. Three crews were aent lo the la k e Jessup area. The Arc was stopped at Die Sanford Ave. ca­ te naion. County Ranger Bob Gray sold this morning that ccxiperation from residents " U mandatory In i J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 04, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0e4a4c38b7170996ae733b6225d241a2.pdf 05f34f2c5aa572bbab8c1bee20ea2d9d PDF Text Text hi • * •= ^ f ffr itiifii it B * ■ . . ...♦ ^ * .......- II I h r* For Child Molestation A tiujr crane lifted two 1200 nd proof machine* from ttw k A r t. tldewalk Friday aftersoon and plated them In the •*rond ifery window of the Florida •tala Bank building. While a large crowd spceulatad on the riianeea at the ma­ chine* being dropped, or not Atting through the window, men from the Allstate Trane Co.. Ort a n do, efficiently maneuvered them Into plarr The two heavy piece* were part • f the bookkeeping department, which ha* been moved to Ihe aepond floor. Fvary piece of Im­ portant bank material muit pa»* Ihrnoch them before lurthar transaction* can be made, ac­ cording to bank official* who watched the preceding* with to- loreit. Office* below the eventual rett­ ing place were vacated while the move wa* mi All turned out well; fee machine* went up »* achedul•d. Traffic wa* rerouted while the a occupied War middle of Avo. Tunney To Marry NEW YORK tU I'l >-<i«ne Tun pay former world heavy welcht champion, and hi* (amily left by plan* Sunday for Holland, where Ms aon, John, will he married Ihnrtday to Maria Sprenger at M r home In Nlcmegen. Holland V ;‘ W ithers Dies In Chair Moye Is Selected For Navy School Equality Promised Machines Hoisted Thru Bank Window K . RAIKOftD (L 'P Ii — Dalla* K Wilhcri, M. walked calmly to hla death at thin date priton today for the "Joy ride" (laying of a Panama City youth in May of 19M. Wither*, a Panama City elec trician and father of aevan chil­ dren, made no atatamrnt before uabtred to the death chamber. Prlaon Sopt. DeWM Sinclair aaid th# twitch to the electric chair wa* thrown at S;M a m. and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Re* K. Ram icy pronounced the con­ demned man dead at 1:40 a m "Wither* wa* calm, lie walked in and it t down." Sinclair laid. ' "He didn't make any d a u ­ nt cat." The (omitted murderer wa* (JOING IU* — A crane wise* n 1,200-pound proof machine accompanied by th# Rev. Adolph toward th# aecond atory window of Florida S lat* Bank. Bedwtle, pa dor of the Kmanurl Daptlit Church at Panama City, Thin wa* one of two piece* of heavy mjuipment lifted from and Priaon Chaplain Rev. J. T. the ground floor into »««nd «tory, where the bank's Tompktni. bookkeeping department ha* moved (Herald S ta ff Photo) Wither*, a while man, had been convicted uf murdering four yearold Dougta* Cecil Wilton In Pa­ nama City nearly three v e in ago. The Purple Heart World War Alpin said dainty grabbed ■ POUT ST. JOB ( t i l ' l l V 21II veteran alio w it charged with >ear-old Vernon man who darted pUlul from the glove oompartment murdering David Wilaon, the little shooting at a highway patrolmao of the car after he flopped Ihe ve­ boy’* seven-year old brother, the after ■ traffic argument died In a hicle for a traffic violation. Th* *ame day. But Wither* wa* never Iroopor *aid on# of Oatuey'i bul­ tried on that count. hospital here Sunday. Wither* wa* arruied of taking Karl tiiincy wai ahot twice in let* nicked him in the lip before the youngster* "Joy riding" in the dote-range piitol duel with he cat down the motoriit. hi* oulboard motor boat and Trooi>er T. 0. Alpln. Young Man Killed I n Duel With Law 14. fj«) William B Moye. Jr , U. I . Navy, aon of Mr. William B. Moya of 232 W. ITlh S t. San ford, h ii been (elected to attend the Navy Line School at Monte­ rey, Cal. tor nine month* of post graduate atudy. He previously commanded the USS Pascagoula, i tao-fuot pa­ trol traft which operate* out of New Orleans. He had served in tha Pneagoula since July. 19M. U Moye enlisted to the Navy to Sept , IMS He wai promoted to Chief Petty Officer, and selected for officer candidate school, and commissioned Kntign to June. ISM. Hi* minted career Included DUR AN O O . Meiieo (U P !) — duty aboard repair ihlpa and ten­ American movie artrea* Audrey der* lo the Asiatic Pariflc area. Hepburn file* home to I**# An- He line# ha* a- -ved to tha At­ lantic. tele* today to recuperate from Following hi* eommiiiion at the aevere back Injury the Buf­ Eniign he served in tha deitroyfered when thrown from a borer er rirort USS Harvcson until hla aiilgnmenl In th# Pascagoula. here laat Wedneadiy. Her huaband, ador Mel F e rre r, raid M l** Hepburn would arrive thia afternoon aboard a special hospital plane which flrw here CHANGE. N.J. ( l*i’I i—Carta Sunday to pick her up. Cone of Ridgewood. N 'J, iwrpt Ferrer aaid hit wife would be all three women'* event* for th# completely immobilited for aliout tecond straight year in Saturday three wreak*, but that *he prob­ night’* Metcalf Memorisl »wim ably would be fitting *p In about meet. Mil* Cone, national barkfive weeks. She may be able to stroke, champion, won the 100resume work on the movie "T he yard harkttroke, lOOyard butter­ Ifnforglven," about March 7. fly and 100 yard free style. throwing them overboard a fte r sexually moleding the older boy. But the Panama City man cootended he wa* drunk and un­ accountable for hi* action. However, the lower court found him guilty without recommenda­ tion of mercy and th* (tale Su­ preme Court upheld the aentence. The Pardon Board refuted to grant him leniency. Audrey Flies Home For Recuperation Champ Gets Sweep s - N o a . . M >. 1 1W I Gotham Minorities* NEW YORK (U P I)—Gov. Nel­ son A. Rockefeller today told the Federal Civil Righli Commission that he intends lo make New York a "testing ground and demonstra­ tion" for equal right* for all racial and minority groups. "We still have a long way to go ia achieving our goal of making New York state a shining exam­ ple of our faith in freedom and justice for all men," said Rocke­ feller in a statement read by Dr. Elmer Carter, chairman of the State Commission Against Dis­ crimination. “We know that we have dark cornera of prejudice and discrimination In our midst.” The governor'* atatament opened a two-day inquiry by the conjmisston, which will also hear testi­ mony from Francis Cardinal Spell­ man. Jackie Robinson, the former baseball star, and more than 20 other wiinesse*. Housing inadequacies, s lu m conditions and segregated living patterns will 1* investigated. Th# inquiry will rover discrimination due to i are. color, religion or na­ tional origin. Mayor Rot-crt F. Wagner and other city official* are cooperating. The Rev. Theodore M. Hr*burgh, a member of the eommisson, said a recent atudy by th* Commission on Race and Reusing, a private group, indicated that there is more segregation in larga northern cities than those to th# South. He said New York had been selected for hearings becauM Ihe number of races living to the city ought to reflect a national pattern to housing conditions. Government Mails Fatter Checks On * Social Security WASHINGTON (U P ll-T h e g o * ernmenl begin* mailing fatter check* today to more than 12S million Social Security benefir-t. ariei Social Security Corn mi winner William 1,. Mitchell said the bene, fij checks will be about 7 per cent higher. They will go to ol ) age. survivor*, and disability in­ surance beneficiariea. At a result. Ihe January pay­ ment# will run about in million dollar* higher than to the prevlous month when they totalled about too million dollar*. Tha bikes were authorised hr ■rmthly payment* to a retire I worker, aged 65, ranged from SM to I106 30. The January checks rang* from 131 to $116. The m a v ^ mum monthly payment to a fam­ ily formerly *2l«. now is 7244. •THISandTHAT* GARRETT'S LADIES fabric Nylon Toppers Closeout ....... ADAM HATS for MEN Regularly nationally advertised at $8.96 ON SALE NOW AT $5.00 SAVE $7.00 Corduroy Jackets $3.00 to r t « * ' 1 1 About 100 odd* and end* to chooe# from M E N ’S LONG-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS .UC^“ ’i YOUR CHOICE $2.00 tn eoto* Ladies’ Suits (8 only) $4.00 each Broadcloth, Flannel and Rayon rr d . T a b \« ant CLOSE-OUT on BLOUSES at MEN’S SWEATER VESTS $2.00 * lC i U n C MEN’S JACKETS $1.00 each Mo/tuf Hlutim* ami Sweater Sale What wo have loft n! $2 98 yd. Corduroy Pushers, regular $2.29 while they Inst at $1.59 HAZKT S LIPO VER SWEATERS Orion In airs* 36, 3k nnd 40 Odd* and ends, but all nifty numbers $3.00 and up Famous KEDS BASKETBALL SHOES Regular $6.95 NOW ON SALE FOR ONLY $1.95 ^ js s s ^«fz tC \A V Only W.W) CLOSEOUT OF WOMEN'S SW EATERS ..•*1 n»D| n .. ,.KconVtP»fd $1.00 and up . . A .. ( q; (*«ve moo ) MEN’S WORK SHOES J atW ® lf it Wolverine nnd Cedar Croat many odd lota to gu at $1.00 a pair LADIES' DRESSES Regular $6.99 Assorted fabric* in 14 to 2-U4 la few hig' ■' 12 to 30 anti . * * i i S S * * * LADIES’ SHOE SALE AH Top Quality \ - ■*1. m»*nt of MEN’S DRESS SHOES £ :.:i ££»'£, SALK PRICK AT *3.99 (nave $2.00) g U -T # !* n i'o o ; > VV,ti You may find just what you want at $5.00 a pair *•< *« *' ^ style* and color*. $1.00 and $2.00 Fruit Of The Loom Work Pants (lim it 3 pair In a ruatoffl.r) BAVES B W CHILDRENS'SHOE SALE Butt.r shoe* your child -hould wear. We’re otatring them out at 5 1 .0 0 a n d $ 2 .0 0 (Limit 2 pair to n cil .turner I DOLLS , DOLLS DOLLS $2.00 and $3.00 t» oU DOLLS , GIRLS’ BLOUSES ^ ‘ 4 .0 0 » a@ t IV -.-1 0 r '° n V "* Khaiki or Gr«r Regular $2.99 p * 1'* Cove’-’1 J * f* $ 1.00 Rayon Panties tor Girls in sizes 8,10,12, and 14 3 pairs $1.00 — ■ cSw'”‘ ...... v** . a »v «» 2 pair $5.00 c o v tT *. ch Odd hde in nn aaanrtmrnl of airr*, rnlnr* and material* l i t I BOY’S JACKETS AND SWEATERS , Odd IvOtHOnly $1.98 (a few higher) ra r * * GIRLS' N Y I.O X TOPPERS AND CAR CO ATi CLOSEOUT Astounding!)’ Priced $5.00 BOY’S SHOES Tuiigh and rugged in an uxeurtmant of tirea FOR THIS SAI>E O N L Y $2.00 and $3.00 pair SEWING M ACH INES Domaatlc Zig Zug Regular $189.0(1 Sale $108.00 (factory guaranteed White Ant- nm '.iir /a g Regular $299.00 Sale $209.00 BOY’S WESTERN JEANS Heavy Denim. Site# 6, 8. 10 and 12 only. Regular $2.49 White Rotary Regular $149.00 BOY’S FLANNEL PAJAMAS Sire* 8 only Regular $2.59 Now $1.59 C H IL D R E N ’S CORDUROY O VERALIH BOY’S FLANNEL SHIRTS Regular S1.99 SALE $1.59 .Store Take a look, they’re reduced to SELL. SALE PRICED AT $1.89 (factory guaronteod) Neehi tuaodi Zig Zug . $100.00 BOY’S TROUSERS Regular $2.99 A N D IN F A N T S CORDUROY SETS REDUCED TO SELLOUT S A L E $2.00 1st St. atSanfordAve. n /r’ , J* �O fficials To M eet fo r Tax Discussion incl today adopted the new tax as lessor's manual which seta yard­ sticks for "full cash value” prop­ erty assessment by county U r of­ ficials. Gov. LcRoy Collins said the man­ ual sets lull value at the amount a willing seller would take for his property, with obligation to sell, and that amount a wilting buyer would be willing to pay, without obligation to buy. Green described this a* a “forecd aale” price, not the "going’ price of a piece of property on to day’s market. Collins called the definition “ as good and as fair |of lull cash value) as esn he found." Other yardsticks to be taken In­ in consideration. Green said, are growth potential, toning, nearness to utilitlei, strerla, etc. A The County Commission, the County School Board and Green left no doubt that asses Mrs. M ary Karle Wulker, tux assessor, will nu-et Feb. 12 to sori will be required to asses, discuss problems of taxation ami finance. property ai too per ceni of cash Mrmtwrx of the County Commitlion. the School Board and Mr». llarlc Earle Walker. tax aiicttor, are scheduled to diirusi revenue problems relating to pro|>*rty at letimenl in a joint meeting. Feb. 12 John Krider, Commission chair­ man. asked for the meeting to diacuaa the ta i situation. Mrs. Walki f * i i invited by letter; Krider i J b the School Board had agreed to the meeting. Mrs, Walker told The Herald today that ahe would accept the * * * invitation She added that the let­ ter did not itale the purpose of the meeting, but assumed it concern­ ed property assessments At the same Ome. State Comp­ troller Kay E. liteene told The Herald in a telephone interview that he would be "happy to sit down” with Seminole officials if "they are unable to work out their own problems.” Told of the proposed Keb. 13 meeting, Greene said, "that's the way it ought to be worked out. in another development, lh« Cab- ★ ★ ★ Commendable Move Wiw t VOL. X L IX United Prrwa Lseued Wire AN in d e p k n d e n t EaUbliahed 1908 d a il y fcralb new spaper * TUESDAY. F E B R U A R Y 3, 1959 SANFORD, U. S. Convoy Seized News Briefs Officials Predict Thief Steals Bomb Slate Option Plan Will Be Approved MANllJk (U P D -T b a U S. Navy la searching for s XXVpound bomb stolen from Its Suhlc Bay magarme tto miles north of her*. FL O R ID A NO. 368 Russia Seminole Employs 5 Americans Held County Engineer By Guards; Action Blasted By Army Seminole County again has a of Florida. Hr i* a graduate of registered road engineer. Fort Lauderdale High School and The Board of County Commit holds a degree in rivil engineer BERLIN ( U P l r - Armed t o l d sinners this morning hired Frank Ing from the University of Kan­ guards today held a U, S. Army TALLAHASSEE <U IT )—Lead­ Holiert Davis Jr. of Fort Lauder­ sas. truck convoy and fu r America* NEW YtiHK t(.11*11—The U. i . er! of the 19MI la-gisialure prr dale. Hr will report fur work. The 32 year old father to three soldier* at a chrckpmnl on the Navy’s inightrst ship, the air dined today the April • May March 1 boy* served with thr U. S. Naval East-Writ Germany border des­ craft earner Independence, went session wilt pass a parent option Davit was horn to Vrrn Beach Reserve during World Mar It If* pite repealed protests and de­ This meeting, asked by John Krider. Commission chair•*« • “» »" to sea for the hrst lime Monday. hilt to help delas furred Integra and has hewn a lifelong resident holda licenses as a Florida re mands for ihetr release lion of Florida's puhllr srhools, man. should lead to s solution to the oft-disensed assess\|nrV'*rZ \ r to to aa question, question. he he said .aid ... answer i .. . fp _ i|,Q givlerrd engineer and a register The runvoy was presented from The psrent option approach re ment-mtllnKe question in Seminol* County. tl,4l assessors have no choice of r a X p i O l U l O l > la iK S ed land surveyor. rtotstog into %est Germany Mon­ reived strong support Monday Member* of the two board* and Mrs, Walker are to he what percentage of value on which TEHRAN, Iran (UPD— A high Davis has been assistant county commended for their decision to get together and discus* assessments must be bases! The level Soviet delegation u holding when Stale School Supt- Thomas engineer for Broward County' The U. S btogito two protest* D. Bailey and Ally Gen Richard the problem* involved. The H e ra ld believe* that such a constitution r*«iuirc« liX)'p*r tent. exploratory economic taika here since W&2 A description of hi* Monday. Today, an American ofE nin joined to barking a props* position there was submitted lo ficial went to Soviet headqtiarmeetinjr is necessary; it further believe* that the various ,ddrd w" h ,r,m * n 0,flrl* ’ • aal. County Commissioner*, who found (,-r* m East Berlin to registrr an­ rojestiona under debate can be settled, fairly and harmon- ll<rWll of price, ^ In general, their plan would il satisfactory, lie will receive • other protest give parents the opportunity of smisly, at this meeting. values uf property fairly and atarttog salary to 3723 a month, TALLAHASSEE (U P ll — The withdrawing their children from a "Our objective is to get Ibe Officials involved should be prepared to enter the meet­ equitably. with a car allowance or car. The trucks Into West Germany," an Supreme Court took under advise­ public school where integration In answer to another question. ment today a petition of the Flo ing with ojien mind*. There should l>e a total absence of board assured him that his sal­ Army spokesman said when asked finger-pointing, charges and Counter-charge*. The purpose Greene said that the present earn rid* Bar to rrgulate lawyer re­ had bern forced by the court* ary would tie raised within tit if the truck a would relurn to W rit and enrolling them with state LONGVIEW. Tex ( I T I ) - A W months nr a year. Berlin. of the meeting should not be to place "blame” or to bring up a^rolMudy ferral services financial assistance in a private year-old Negro who police said Davis it a member to the U. S. Army sources denounced nun sectarian school post del Mites and arguments. equal basis, lie added that W described hinorll as having un American Public Worki Associa­ the stoppage aa illegal and de­ M foilw r* of. »w.*b iHiardu and M 1”* Walker repr*»**;nt the lm>i* >.„> t« h * .* * -^ 1 heartily endorse it,” House *****drotl*ble desires lo murder or tion. American Hoad Builders Al- signed to create an incident. It RiLe. Of l Al'f.Arf. l; * v iV H i." ajwakrr D M iiM le people of Seminole County. H*>w well the people are repre- higher, ut much lower." than other “* * * , 'injure, ha* confessed ihc rape social too. National Society m emphasised lit* stranglehold Uia —Donne Clella Garibaldi, daugh­ ley of DeFunlak Springs told sen ted is reflected by action of those elected to the various counties, have on isolated ter of the Dalian natiunal hero United 1'ret* International Mon­ and murder of a to year old girl Prolcsvitmal Engineers, Florida Communist* and a 23 tear old woman, and the Engineering Society, and i* im- Berlin's lifelines to th* w rit. offices. Close ppe Garibaldi, died here day night brulal heating of another woman. mediate pail president to the 9 Nothing can lot gained by continuou* wrangling; much Deliver “ Strung Prtocat" Monday night at Ihc age of 92. And Senate President IV .IgShrrtff Noble Crawford laid the Slat* Association of County En­ Th* convoy, csrrylng Jeep*, good can come from a harmonious session to seek answer* Date Dewey Johnson said he also confessions wrre made by Willie gineers and Hoad Superintendent*. rlrarrd the Buislan Bstsetsberg to our many problems. would hark turh a plan. I'hilpol, a 3 tool. 6-tnch Negro He is alto a member of th* checkpoint just outside of Berlin MOSCOW (U I'li — Soviet m ili­ Both predicted it would win who was arrested ia Ixingvlew Fort t.audrrdale Beach Xiwanls without Incident, It made th# run tary and atomic rsperta said to­ quirk approval In the legislature Saturday. Cluh and th# Methodist Church. to Marienborn only to be halted day they have mlul'es which "can when all details are Ironed out. Crawford said Phllpto confessed there aa It wa* about to eroaa carry Ihi-ir h>drugcn charge* to Gov. t^Roy Collins has refused RICHMOND. Va. t U H ) — V ir­ the rape slaying of Joy Goff. 10Into West Garmany. any point on earth.” to discuss proposal* to maintain year old Negro girl, here Friday ginia moved Into'its second day MaJ. Gen. Barksdale HamlcU, segregation until his own advisory afternoon The girl was found In of token rare mixing to its pub U. S. commandant lo Berlin, In a rommittre on racial matirra hrr home with a wire coat hang­ iic schools today with new prom­ telephone call to Soviet headqu*!* TALLAHASSEE I U I'li — The makes a report. ises from the legislature (hat fu­ er wrapped around her neck. ter* in East Berlin made what Cabinet today called off next The rommittre. headed by L. L. ture integration will be resisted. He alvo confessed throwing was described as a "strong pro* The Board will meet with City w Mr». John Schirard appeared I ’residem Elsenhower. Gov. J. week’* regular meeting because Fahisinski of rm sarol*. former Joyce llunlr. 23. a Dallas prostitest." before County Commissioners this Commissioners Fridav at 7:30 In a Lindsay Almond and other lead­ all member* will lie in Tampa at­ circuit judge, I* known to be con lule. oul of her l#1h floor hotel U. f . Army headquarter* la Special session. er* expressed gratification Hut tending Govrrnur’s Day at the tidcring a parent option bill along room in the Adolphus Hotel at morning to ask for action on the Europe at Heidelberg also sent a In other action, the Board ap­ there were no flareups or violent Florida State Fair. with other proposals. Dallas Iasi July 23 The broken city recreation program from the protest lo Soviet army headquar­ proved a fooo publicity apprupna crowds Monday when 21 Negroes Bailey told United Press Inter­ body was found In drainage county. ter*. tion to^ the Highway 17 Associaentered sevtn previously while national he would consider a duct on the roof to an adjacent L O N D O N (C PU * Russia The city will charge IS per Both protrsta demanded the Im­ tion (or promotion purposes schools to Norfolk and Arlington. parent option law as a "pop off AMMAN. Jordan lU i'lt — The building afrrr It had fallen 14 claimed today It made major mediate rr lease of the truck! and county child to use the fanlilicc David Gatchel la serving on the valve" to be used only as a last No larldenls Reported I (a she mute court is to mourning after next week, If an agreement floors. gains In ll-bomb development their personnel. Association Hoard. The group The day passixl without an ton- fur I’rincvss Kajlha. The daugh resort. He said it would head off The third ronfrsvlun was to th* through test explosion* carried la not reached. American official* believed the H i* High School IT A president plans to improve map* and signs dent reported. II could well have (rr of King Frisal I. founder uf the closing of public school* by brutal lirallng of M n Trrlla Joy outafter the Westsuspended au Soviet! hoped to create an Inci­ pushing the Central Florida area. |Ht.„ , ,u.a, „„rmjl group* of ntUcni and local school day the Iraqi kingdom, died in Lu told the Board that many peuplc Carter, II. the wife of a Marine clear tesla. dent to underlina their contention Gatchel also asked the Board except for the quttl crowd* of sanne, Swllirrlsnd. officials who might became an- aiationtd In Okinawa, on Jan. ■. f t urn to Sanford because of its xb* admission, to ■ scientists'* that n war could break out un­ to request legislative action on gated by court order* to integral* curious spectator* and *he swa-mj re creation program lor childrrn Mr* Cartrr * a * attacked on address to Ih* Communist Party less the Wrot g rli out of Berlin. a puhllr arhool. Many live In the rounty and would the hiring 'to V A u n l y manager. •» ‘ rrportrri and ptwtographeri’ N IK ) 1 6 Q C h (H ‘S Q u i t Ihe sixth floor of a busy down- congress in Moscow, was expect Observe#* belle* rd aUo that Attorney Mack Cleveland, who is a who gathered at the school* to NKW yoKK tU I’ll — The re U- unable to attend if they had to lown office building in Dallas She f ,j |0 ,r t off an Immediate atom the Communiati wanted to atreaa member of the Seminole County record the historic event. pay. she laid. signation of the city’* *ou evening was found In *n elcrlrlcal conduit vwithin Ihe West Some Wislern the vulnerability to the Allied legislative delegation, said he There were no jeers, no dis high school trachrr* because of Mra. Schirard asked Commis­ closet after other office worker* sdenllsft Iw-Heve If was a mis- llfrllnes to pressure, particular^ would make the request. turlianres inside the school* Au low pay forced Ihr Hoard of Fdu sioners to meet their 13,000 obli­ noticed a pool of blood orring take tor Ihe United Slates to rail when the Soviets transfrr control City government* of the four ttioritlc* predicted the orderly in cation today to consider ran gation to the Goldsboro Hecrea from under the closet door She ,,ff it, test program. of Allied traffic to the East Ger­ tion project. “ If this Is done. I incorporated area* in Samimile • ,r||raUon would , on(IIlll, Jlu, u celling evening classes altogether it recovering Hustis proclaimed a suspension man Communists. County will lie visited by Cum mis it liegan. peacefully although per think Commissioners will agree Crawford said Phllpol started of tesla on 3tarrh 31 laat year sinners wllhin Ihr nrxt few weeks hap* painful lo the anlenl srgre to county children using the faci­ confessing Monday afler hi* ar­ After considerable soul srarrhlng The meetings are planned to ^^iionlat* W ASHINGTON (U l'l) - .He. re rest in a tedious, systematic lities without charge.” she said. In W rilrm capitals, th* United WASHINGTON (U P ll — S e n “ iron out” problems and promote Tlir diehard* in Die stale Lcgi* Herman E. Talmadge appealed ■ary of Stale John Foster Dull** search for Ihe killer of Joy Goff Stairs and llrilain drclarrd on ---------------------------------------- --— harmony. Ulure, unable lo override Almond today for public support of his Dies to Europe today to an effort About 170 possible suspect* were Aug 22 that thry would alao aus E. F. laick, representing the with some laat minutr plan to in gel agreement among Ihr pend teats as to Oct. 31 Florida Hralty and Security Co . thwart integration, railed it a constitutional amendment to give ^-r ,,rrn ^ ||(rl ,m rounterpru|>o* questonrd. •This is a real strange cate," But before th* action* took and the liev. I'. J. Gelhrrs ap “ day of infamy” and served no slate* exclusive Jurisdiction over all to Russia un the German proh the alter iff said, “ amt real nasty full effret. Ihe Soviet Union re­ (teared before the Hoard to pro­ tire further rare mixing would lie putdlc schools. Irm. nounced Its suspension. It an ggt. W U Coigrave of Sanford test the closing of access roads resisted. On the eve of hi, departure one " Phllpot is i former convict who nounerd on Del. 1 that Western was praised by th# Sheriff* De­ in Wralhersftrld. a new smith Dulles was reported lo feel that DUluulUrs Ahead Seminole County HIROSHIMA. Japan tU P U — Ihe U. .1, shoukl be more fleilhle has served lime for burglary In tardiness furred a resumption of partment this morning for M i .. , , subdivision * ,, Almond, without rnmtiontog the Three houses were demolished alertness in apprehending thfr# Twenty one children, were Injur­ in Its stand on Germany but pet- Trxxs and Alabama Hr wa* at test! Gelherv is pastor of a Negro towering of (he segregation bar by fire and a fourth partially da church in the area. Luck’* firm Kclrntlita amt military leaders young thieve* near the Maitland ed. two of them seriously, Mon vimistir stand chances of gelling the tup of the Dallas police want rirr* in the two edict told the c l list and was already under In III# United Stairs protrated that Turkey Farm last nlyhl. atroyed yrsierday afternoon in own* the Wrklva Cemetery. Grnrixl Assembly Monday mghl day when a kerosene stave ex ibe Allies to go along. charges there for Mr*. Carter'a th# one aid* suspension could give | Cosgrav# had hrougtd a friend ldway. The Negn home* were pi i toed in a county school house His views were relayed to news­ he was confldenl that they could heating tl of a 14 house lertlon owned the Soviet Union a decisive edge te loam, leaving hi* car parked men by Ben J. William Fulhrigbt near here while the teacher wai find some new anti integration in weipons production. by Abraham Jenkins. (D-Afk.J, incoming chairman of hy the road. When the two men adding fuel. program through cooperation lie The Fire Department at San One significant answer to that returned they saw thr hoys strip­ the Senate Foreign Helaliuna Com conceded "the way ahead ia ford Naval Air Station answered argument came today from Ivan ping th* parked car. Mirrors, indite, who conferred with Dulles fraught with serious difficulties.” the call at 4:IT and was credited A Kurchatov. Russia's chief nu visors and toola had hern remov­ fur an hour late Monday. Dorothy Jardine. with her dum­ with saving the entke row of my. Ollir, will present a ventri clear reaearrher. He told th* par ed, Aa the bnya turned th# ear Dull** was scheduled lo take off homes on Sikes Ave. Chief loqtilst art on "Uncle Wall” , ty congress: at can p. m., • •.!,, for txvndon. around, Coagrav* ran to the Claude M. Whliten said he took Channel a. WDHO, Orlando tomnr "A* a result to these test* (last scene snd held Ihrtn until Sheriff* After ronfrrrtng with Hrdish lead a pumper and tanker truck to the row at 3 p m fall), the Soviet army has reera, he will go to Paris amt Bonn auihorltlea arrived scene. High winds hamperrd #( IIAYANA (U l'l) — Edward A.] teivid even more reliable, more TAMPA (U P li — Represent* for talks with French and West The talented 12 year old girl hat Funeral services for Mis Pearl Arrested w *r* Warren Wuffard, forts of three regular firemen and made several apprxrxnrel on this w I'elrr* will be held _ at_l _p m. Uvea °T three of the largrat hake German policy maker* liefore re- Nyr 31, of iltlrago and t’ural [xrfect, more compact and cheap 17. and Charles Kennedy. It Th# G*)J»-« Fla . has i-ren held fur rr (ypP| of thermo ntirlcar weap v v rr a l volunteer*. Wevtnrsdsy at Bnssoa Funeral | ries in the Tamps Bay area met | turning to Washington. television show amt performed third boy was a juvenile. Jim­ more than a month a* the aus (J|1) •• O f h e hlate was caused by an locally for civlr cluh, xnd talrnl Home. today with officials of the Brew my Singletary to the Sheriff* De­ |.n lt d triggrnnan in a plot to , ---exploding kerosene heater In a shows She it ihr daughter of Mr The service will b« rouductttl by rry Workers Cnlon (A F I,C |0 > in U p . . * A f f n r k K i l l s partment said Util morning that assassinate Fidel Castro, g was horn* occupied by Willy Williams. ami Mr* cut short a slrihe to bread da 1 , C U r l F N U U L R IN II IB Dr. W p. Brooks J r , assisted by Cal Jardine, Lake the boys had muvrd th* car off rr|ai(trd loday. The other houses were occupied Mary. the Rev. R K. Taylor, Orlando. liveries Ilia highway while they stripped Culler said thr rebel* w I m j seis­ by Charlie Taylor. Ilertor GalIluria! will be in Geneva Ceme­ Driver salesmen want uti sink* It. “Coagrave'i airlines* was very ed Nye in eastern Cub* Dec. 2# tery. Monday night against llolsum NEW YORK (U P I> - W. Vincent important in th* rase, ami w* Snulh Seminole County will ron Bakers Inc and Ward Baking Asior. (7, head of the American five da-.s U-furr ei l'rraldrnt Ful­ gent to Itatirta fell- r#i*<rt*d that tmue its rapid growth with th* dr want to gtv* him credit for U," Constable Slim Galloway direct Co . both of Tampa and Bell Hak branch to th* weallliy Astnr fam h* said hr ha>1 a rifle with a telescopic •d traffic during thr to minutes ers fne of HI Peli-reburg. lly. died in his New York apart sight and a pistol in Ills posses­ vrlopmenl of Wtalhrrsfield. a to firefighting * The Navy did a multi in 11 bun dollar sulslivision b* Th* fteminolr County Ministerial A f f o n t o r X n n i n l s f Union representative* called ihe men! early today to a heart at sion at th* times* elation ualiun will meet Tburs,l*y d e n ie r I O n ig n T Thursday al g»»d job, again." hr said this As* twr-n the Forrsl City Road and walkout afler falling lo settle ta«k Nyr. who is being held at a po­ .Slate Road 130 Tbr Dame Drama Company wiocning. “ The house* were very 10 a m, at the First Presbyterian disputes over a new wage, and ^ t|nr v „ th* g r e a l great lite si at mn here, told U l'l that he will apiwar tonight at a 13 in th* hour* agreement A flvr day wrek sfir,,j10n of John Jacob Aator 'ftose together, with only *1* or churrh, * William N, l.ynrh, Hevelu|«er. tr ie r ha* hraid what chargrt A huvinas* meeting will to- pre­ Sanford Civic Center, i'arlly rlottdy to cloudy through clghl feel between Ibem.” demand hy thr union appeared who mad# a fortune m fur trap have burn Died again at him if -aid Dili morning that a complete The performance i* sponsored !o he the main issue. ceded hy coffee at 9 IK a m The Bedoesday. A few show era. High ping and pyramided ii with in any Hr drnled complicity to any shopping center with “triple A” Rpv. John W. Thomas will present by Ihe Mutual Concert Associa store* will serve Die community uf tnda* ia i« '*. tow tonlaht ia 34'a, The union contended the deliver veslmenft in New York r e a l murder plot Ihe devotion. A discussion of fu­ lion Tickets will tie on sale si the 1,'KMI burn** The huusr* will be Northeast to asst wind* t l era were working up to 73 hours estate Ills own father, also John ‘It's all a tag mistake." hr said. ture programs will be conducted door miles per bosrr. in vis days and -said j u Die company Jarob, died on the Titanic in 1912. “1 came to Cuba to jnui Castro, rrirrd around jw.imo. oiler rd a new pay ami eotnmi* Astor has managed the family'* not to kill him.” EVANSTON, III (U PH They *ion scale which would provide millions since that time Nyr. a ho was a military filer take their )v»k learnln’ venoutly Diem only about foj a week in­ He is survived by his third during World War II, said lie at Northwestern University. stead to thr (ItV il and IttT ui mi wife, Ihe former Itri.ikr Russell came to Cuba to offer Castru Die virimm rlalmrd hy Dir companies Marshall, lo whom hr was mar benefit uf tils experience. Hr said Suirlay night, ihr N. U. "quit Edward Gere hak, union repre nrd in 1933, and no children Thr hr was looking for Castro when J%iwl' tram, coached by dran of scntalivr said Ihr d rivrr sale* present John Jarob Astor It his the rrlwls »eued him Ml Rants student* James C. Mcleod. lost a men sgreed lo provide regular half hrother. radio television bailie of brain* to Rita bread deliveries to public Institu­ Georgetown University—it* Drat I'o'i. r LI. Jose M Fernandes Astor listed as his only busi­ TA1J.AIIAS8KE (U l’l) - Flo- else used re sen ** until » • s4aM loss after victories over Columbia, tions, such as hospitals, school* ness connection hit position as Itoa said, however, that the police State Auditor Bryan Willis was Commissioner* slalrd that they and MacHill Air Force ll*»e dur chairman to Ihe board of Newt- "base reason to ius|>ecl” that Nye rida'a ravanur picture i* still any check# cam# through, Pittsburgh and Drown-Pembroke. Monday, a papirr-mache dummy branded as "unfair" by County were sorry lhai Ihe graders pur ,ng ihr work stoppage. But hr * r r p magaiine. but hi* name has was paid flu.'KXi hy unidentified thing but “ rosy,” and the atalal Green said there la aoosigl money uo hand to pay I I . 201,000 rhasevl from -ow Md* hsd l^-en «r1>J<-xJ "there will he no delivers f(>r jmeratlon. been aynonymou person to infiltrate rebel rank* labelled ”M«Lcod” wav found Commissioners thu morning. will be late again Ihn month to Th* Itoard was criliritrd is a is ol, lamed. The only onv that I* ln r* taller a until an agreement is will] some of New York’# mu* and shunt < astro. due to ■ number of counties to banging in effigy outside the making th* distribution for operacent audit for purchasing road ma­ any (<""1 it thr on, wr laiughl with |-Paihed.” reralcuialiun fund*. This 1* extra school'* administration buiMing. prominent landmark* lion to Ih* schools, Comptroller money teria I* without advertising for the highest bid." Commissioner paid rapidly growgig Gerchak said negotiations would Kay E. Green said today. hid*. Swafford said "W * are prohibited continue dally in efforts to end counties who*# school enrollment — "W * advertised everything Ian from buying Die l-est machine for Green laid lit* general revanua increased more than five per Mat bids for culvert*." Chairman John Dir job l<ecause w* hav* lo take balance today to Jual five million above Ut* preceding year. Krider said. "On on* hid, tour thr lowest bid.” dollars and lit* monthly school He said the state also will nab# ZAMORA, Spain ( U l 'l ) —A pas­ The Board authorised attorney compinto* submitted th* same distribution to the tl roundel oa time Use 11.300.00* payment The Sanford Shuffle bo* rd Club pric«; on another bid for stag, nu Mack Cleveland Jr. to wnt* a let­ An tofir* life , believed to hava senger who tried to get o ff a train totals 110,300,00). from sale* taaaa which th* l u t will boat Ibe Northern District on* guhinittrd anything. W r could­ ter lo Willis, protesting thr criti­ been stolen from a Wlnler Park wjthoul presenting hi* ticket today This month'* payment* to the Legislature earmarked aa • to*" amateur ahuffleboard tournament. n’t rctelv* tods on culvert* because cisms. Cleveland said that he had Bob Shoemaker, TJ, died this firm, was discovered IH i morn­ told the conductor: countlca will be abotst I we to dal fund to help Muatiea raw Friday and Saturday. »e don't know bow much w» been appointed chairman to a slat* morning in Orange Memorial Hos­ ing near the turkey farm an Mat* *1 doal need a ticket, l ’aa Fidel three weeks late, ha said. their achoola and pay tha Road 434. Directing th* tournament will commute* which vrili look Into Ihc pital. Death cam* at 9:30 a. m Tbs date wai ia the asm* posi­ sals rlea approved b# toe Sheriff** Deputies reported that Castro. Though whare 1 come from be Frank H. Row*, district tourO. P. Herndon, dark, pointed out system of auditing. after a long lllnesi. tion m January aud school fundi Ulure. nament director, Daytooa Beach. tbal th* racorda books purchased Krider rloscsl th* disciusKso by Shoemaker resided in Sanford th* butlum to th* safe wa* peri aver)on* thinks I'm Napoleon.” Green amid things will I ’olis-e returned the man to th# were delayrd two weeks, forcing Thera wQl be K courts from the from on* aotupany could not be remarking, "W * are authorised to on Beerdall Ave. He ia survived by rd bark by force Deputy Vrrn Tmo ft o obtained any where da*. “Advcilu buy things we ^red in all emer­ hi* wife, Barbara; daughter Bob­ Brewster is investigating, in to nearby Q*m|>oiurW? Merit.! Ho*, at least on* county to pay Its to normal In March, when tolforthern District reprcsenUd. bie, and parents, Mr. and Mra. C- operation with the Winter Park pita I where ha I t Usied ax) pall— t teachers late. Where borrowed bulk of Florida's ta i iwvgjpi fAitKh will be held in the club mg for bid* would b* a wast* of gency and are trying to do to pa# aaiartoa m as* rao foe owr wit is* ns.” pOtlM. Jnaa Die*. ' dag t l oompetMtoa Ih* pMpto'a nvoowy,” bo aoid. W. bhoemaket. An Editorial Ship Goes To Sea Two Rape-Murders Admitted By Negro 'Without Control' Bar Plea Studied Miss Garibaldi Dies Commission Asked To Aid Recreation Integration Scene In Virginia Quiet Reds Claim Power Reds Claim Gains In H-Bomb Tests Alter Suspension Meeting Called O ff Princess Mourned Support Is Sought Three Homes Burn In Midway Section « Dulles Takes Off For German Talks Sergeant Arrests 3 Stripping Auto 21 Children Hurt Dorothy Jardine On TV Tomorrow Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Peters American Is Held In Castro 'Plot' Bakeries Seeking Driver Strike End Developer Plans County Project Vincent Astor, 67 £ • ; - Ministers Slate Thursday Meet Dance Drama Set Weather Leornin’ Serious Business To Them to M State To Be Late W ith Toacher Pay Commission Says Audit On Purchasing 'U nfair' £anford To Host Shuffleboarders th* dispute. Office Safe Found Bob Shoemaker Dies In Hospital Near Turkey Farm He Needed Ticket Despite His Name �9 *» Senate W ill Probe A ll Those Problems WASHINGTON (U P H —Congreis apparently has decided there are more problem* then * * r r faring the nation. Naturally. Ihry "til have to he investigated. The Senatr was hard at work today finishing up the Job of sup plying'llaelf with fund* for iht* purpose One member. Senate Republi­ can Leader F.vrretl M. Dlrksrn (til V look a skeptlral view of the business. Hr predicted the Senatr toon would lie investigating "things on the moon " Isirk-en made hit foreran! after the Senate Monday apprnvrd the B ttS A V C O N T E S T 1 'I.A N N K I) S. J>* U n v it ( r ig h t ) . S anfunl C lv lta n C lu b !•'»*>• - context c h a irm a n . hand* a *»'t o f e**ay_i'un-teat ln *tru c tio n * to Gerald .Ion***. Homlnole profcanor, w ate he,*. All o f K ay’* English u lu d rn t*. amt o th e r acnior*. w ilt participate in th e firs t annual C iv ita n caaay contest. Capeharl Unhappy Over U. S. Defeat In Cage Tourney WASHINGTON ( t ’P D -S en . Ho mer E. Cspehart. a self styled (Ili-r u ld S ta ff Photo) (an from basketball's Indians ..High School arnior. *« lUlph Hay. Kn*H*h heartland, complained today about the ‘ 'humiliation" suffered by the U S. learn at the recent world amateur tournamrnt in Chile, The Republican lawmaker said the U S. should make "proper preparations" in advance for aurh world events The basketball setbark should be a lesson, he stld. Capehsrt made the remarks in _ « r t u r u v n y r <UPi>-Ra»d- dered the rstd after receiving cara speech prepsred for delivery on | the Senate floor, lie commented lilte d Pres* latereatiooal ers rent by la# governor «r*Ard plaint* Coiice qusatiuned several per­ DURANGO. Mralro —After Mrl that the team representing the down »n a nourishing true, slop t*S . was “sadly trounced" by the .•n ear here said to double as a son* in the reslsursnl but mad* no Ferrer, lamenting the restlessness Russian representatives and "fur* , *1wuie of Ul-farae." Additional strut# They added,' ( j hi* wife, film siar Audrey HepPoller arrested four mea srd however, thst several other women hum, who is immouiiitd by a Iher humiliated1 when shuttered with debris from the standi in a ..th ree women In the raid Monday believed to be part of the operation spine ,pmf injury Injury received when a game with Chile aieai. wrre away at the time of the raid burse threw her while on location The senator did not criticise the The raid, ordered by Gov. leltoy Officers said it was a "well plan V S players or those who select­ Collin*■ office, wav stared at the tied vetup and not just anybody' here for a film: ed Ibtm. But he declared that the ■Aero** The Border* moul-tv* • l doni know what to da to hapharard* |rirtUOTI could avail themselves of the "ad selection tystem taurant about 17 milts natth of ditlnnal fsctlttuv" of the plate. keep her q u te t. She told me T era mid r no effort to send the best here going to nde that hors* again be- of U.S. basketball talent to Sin­ - Hamilton Upchurch. aiiuUnt ful* the picture is finished " Dago atatr attorney, and Jack l.jr.sdsy. — Uapebsrt quoted a Santiago • special mvostigalor for the state WASHINGTON — Twenty • two newspaper as stating. “ ‘When it I attorney'a office, led the part) of prominent Americans, including comes to shooting at the moon or - IS raiders. Mr*. Eleanor Roosevelt, in a at a basket, the United Statri Arrested snJ held en l.'.StO statement urging • ban on alomlr' cannot keep up with Russia.'" bond were Dorothy "Lee" Tue. * former Jacksonville retlsurant tests even if therr is t risk of Cspehart has travelled ettrnoperstor; Betty Lee Lsralert. i t . cbeahng by the participant* sivcly In Latin America, lie did Tatlahassee; Victoria R'a:e. "There are element* of risk tn not mrnlton that fart In his prrI John T. Ketsdertk. 37, a Mlam any *greement. but the risk* i t pared remarks, bookkeeper employed at the truck continuing the arm* rare tndell lie did comment, however, that •top; Chariea Crawford, 23, White HALIFAX. Nova >co'.n (UP! — mtely are even greater" the U S team’s showing in SsnllHorse, a rook at she establishment, of faint radio signals *r-d -------ago w*s deplorable at ■ lime and WUU# Johnson, who descntwxi i m p r o v e d weatherconditions MIAM I, H * — President Ar "when our prestige could he much himself as •» worker '' spurred an armada of ship* and turn Frondiii of Argentina, on hi* N-tter in some psrts of the eonThe H i were charged **th p;»r.*s jodav m the search for desire to end Argentina s tradi yinrnt to the south." He remarked •keeping a (sous* of »’l fame " survivors from ihe D a n i s h Uonsl nrutraUsm in favor of great also, that basketball is in Amerl Another msa who tef-sed to f i ri5 tter Han* Hedloil er eooperstioo with ihe Ih ttrd Cln sport introduced by the U S tt .e hi* name » u charged « tta - Tn< new. 2Jt3u«, scsacl was Mates I to other nation* carry s* a,*on e*i ed weapon aner u ),n t sunk j ; a jes ‘ We are r i * embarsed oo *n • v.e vhoul.l guard that hrrPagr B* iiirrtM ire d a fis w to po>.e rareweR, Green irreversible course linking our •,-jiou il). ! might cstn say. JtalAuthorttlea taid they te.ievrel he vIB^ yr 4r!tr a destine with the In u rd sutes and ** he sahl It the too of the Twe woman radio ncstace saying it had with the rest of the republic! oi rolire raid the arrawting. srell- struck an tetberg Four days of the W (*U f» Hemisphere" lighted establishment had appar* eearehing h*v* (ailed to locate a -------catty b<tn used foe i. egsl pur­ lifeboal or any trace of the 93 SUFF1ELD, Conn. — Kcpubtl poses for several years. They aod- persons aboard the sb p can National Chairman Meade A! wd that the governor • Office o rA radio staiioa near Cepaaha- 1c®** ^r-s d**t|ias Uut be wlU re , grn. Denmark, and the Pa nub the post HOLLYWOOD (U P !)— William Jet plane* ure up fuel three ,u ir Umansk rrrrrted that they 1 have no plan* to resign, al- Russell Lord, go year-old Pam* times as fast as conveeitonil pis- packed up sltr.sU Mondav night though anyone vabo has served in electrician, was electron-led Mon._ * ., a M * a A. Jit b —V-a_ 'Is, *--*1.m ,k n a,n at . ton powered aircraft. on the two radio frequencies ths: 11111 K’h (or one term has servrd’ dav when he twitched on an el#< to -!d tw lived by, the aui^matic* W*1 about a* ion* si he would drill whi.* sitting on a wet tran tah ten oa the Hcdtof. s lif*. »'**»* to At the moment I'm try- terrasso floor *• ai» V e t v a s a i I t one U Uu - '' the part) back la bust , Rlfhard Wells, a fire nan of the v o t i r * <sr ssis— * ? • »vr , rrtss cro>sing the a -c J S h J fta T S ll vvw r-'N ssii v i h k -------B* jrxl L‘,rd l»<a *•»' 0 ,, r i j j v t 'a l M l a t T I 'I'K IT T " ‘ S' of the tragedy Lord and his wife were prepar­ r r r o r - » m - h u rrem AuUvontict here in charge of the DENVER. Colo. — Adlsi E. Sieair and sea search discounted trie ' r a * * - «» the need for a re ap- ing for their 23th anniversary cele­ Danish reports They said the P^ivsl of the current armed bration en Feb. 21, signals were probably * backlash (0 rtf* program: fn-m some ether frequency or in draf, may he giving u* trrfererce from an amateur radio Wlth th0 illusion of prooperator The signal* were no: u < l*dn rather than quality with received in Halifax. th* ** security.” Hmaeser. lia r* Chrlvtiansen. H OLLYWOD (U P !) — A n n * NliRt i»!A . \ a — A group of ttnnagu-g directs ef the com Kashfi. estranged »ife of actor t.vp Norfolk high s<hca<l students, pswy which own. th, Hrdtoft. N * r ! * i Brando, remained ia Ce­ *a»d in Copenhagen that ths re tailing for » peaceful slsrt ef in- dars of Lebanon Hosp.tat today fur treatment o{ sever* abdominal port of radio signals were "a tegraiion tn Virginia school* 'M e believe that, regardless of pam*. faint gleam o( hope The l-eautfinl a treat was taken V ftew hefi was arou.ed when ’ , Mdcnl’ w* beard id* sign*',*, but at the ? respective sch^l, w,U con to ____ ______ ________ tbe hospital Saturday and *1 Anna sa-r r time wr ~ .*t u - 1erLute lh* .. '! ‘ ^ ™ * * !*f * * ,5,' * dtgniL' milled under the name elf ....... sr-:#*;*nev» ef U * s ii.a tk - " he '*1' 1'rts* rredit tn wur etty SauUk. lleirXal attendants said said "W,- du not believe that w* ' Brardo viatled her o nlay Bight. espert knowledge to de O n o r i l t i n n S,ft* i* **> T ,'T lia m u o n have the if the signals rrs.A v '|H r * ! IIO n M t l l l U aUsed far ses»r*. more day*. » it r i or !: the » i, , , i i a " 1 1ITS BURGH (U PI) — P itt*- J ■- ■ ■ . ,.. la nil' v tlr .a it' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ burgh Pirate pitcher Cult Hayden, The longrst bridge tn New Eng is sebtdultd is undergo an upera- land ta tbe Jamestown across (be Infrared isvt .,r , dis.nvered w»t passage of Nirragaasett rsv* v v*er« dis.avrted tiica ca here oere W«doe>day Wod-i.iday or Thurvdaj Thursday «w west more thin !! » » 'ears ago by S .r,fe r a cyst *>n the Index Dngtr t-f Bay In Rhode Island It Is *9*2 kt ilium Her w * pitching hand. 'feet long. S-St-4 K *r- *»h - Ll S-. f f r . l t , * I , S’ • 1- - * . Aar e- f - ■ t v, - s.-« m « er Mwt-sls. fia.-iaa ,s»-» : Sfsfttr eairea IS. -c al A .ia -r-i •y ■ '■* rv< K m - i a»'»»- » wT tv- . v . j s. * -i V: - ,a. ass t. . i t . i Hsiteiss i *• . , Br, a t, I a.rv ta i . , , .( a , * £•** . r i - f l a waul i v l ss.l,, * i •: *lt > »'■m - *• - *i » r va : * •>, .*>* p i s . n s i i . ►f lf« L H S « i Governor's Raiders Hit Quotable Truck Stop; 7 Arrested Q uotes Signal Spurs Hunt For Survivors On i; Danish Freighter Man Electrocuted By Electric Drill requests of more than 30 gstory romm itlrrs and subcom­ mittees for about 13.38.30) in funds foe 1V-9. Two more eequestv totalling |;o.OOO-io permit studies in the fields of international health re* search and constitutional amend mints—were eapeeted to hr ap proved today. Sen Allen J. I'.llender ( D-L* ) was fighting his usual rearguard economy action Hr called atten­ tion to the fact that the Senate juvrmlr delinquency subcommit­ tee was created in 193J. purport­ edly for only one year. It anil la In operation, has •pent more than IWO.OOO, and has produced nothing but studies. He called this "wasted funds." Dirksrn said it appeared the Mth Congress would break all recordt for investigative spend ing He wants Congress to "reeiamtne the whole investigatory technique"—which at present, he said, had some groups proceed tng on parallel tracks" to find aniwtrs to the same problems. Chamber Opposes s .< rs 04380741 i . m u L A K E MONROE ( iIR f. SCOUTS — These are (he Lake Monroe Girl* Sc<vjU and their leader*. Front row, left to right. Charlene Abram *, Carol Hobby, Karen Voilker, Vickie Sheehan, Diana D u ff, Darlene Roberts, B etty Hittell and Ann Ro»p. Second row. M r*. M . L. Abrama. a**i*tani leader; Grata Spivey, Barbara Tindale. Shirley Kber, Diana Boston, Becky Gilt*. Jn.ieP.e Heritinnd and Mr*. Lynn Giles, troop leader. (Herald S ta ff P h o to ) Indian Seeks Russ Loan, Says U .S. W on't Help M lNN KA PO Lt*. Minn. (U I’D The head of the Indian Trades Council said Monday rugbt he has sounded out the Russians on a five-million dollar loan because he la convinced lb* American govern­ ment has no intention of helping the Indians, At Delsfontatnc. a Siou* Indian, laid h* wanted the lean ‘ so we can ret some kind of industry started b n '& f reservation* so In ­ dians esn hive a weekly pay check WASHINGTON* (U P !) — The U. 8- Chamber of Commerce spoilsman told a congressional committee today that the Ken­ ned)-Enin anti racketeering bill * ...Ids out little hope :f x : : i s ; tubing any thoroughgoing re­ form." The chamber said It opposed ths MU •*» It now it drafted " Atavher spokesman Gerard D. Reilly, a Washington attorney, testified before a Ssesta labor M IA M I (U P !)—A blonde cowSut<ommilteo. II* said that "in sehat purports girl who won't be fenced in says lo be an anti-racketeering bill,, she will bring court action arainit provisions have been Included hav­ hors* show governors who U y she ing nothing whatsoever to do with cannot wear sequined shorts in the subject. their show. Diene Eckmao, IP year* old and ‘ In fact, one whole title of the bill . . . is devoted to wholly ir- , IS : 1-3#. who said she spent three sequins and relevant, yet highly conirovtrttal ( weeks sewing amendment* to the Taft-Hartley 1,000 rhinestones on her brief cos­ tume. is bopping mad. Act." The Board of Governor* of the Reiltv laid one of these would change the definition of the term Miami Cancer Institute Hurse "luperviaor" so at "to open to Show said Miss Eckman could not possible union domtnaUon thou­ wear hsr guttering pink short* and sands of supervisors'’ who now bolero in the show Thursday. They pointed lo the rule* which are eiempt from union jurisdic­ call for costumes resembling those tion Anolhrr enirndmrni, Reilly stat­ wore in the Old Weal, Mest.-o and ed. would change the labor board Spain. ‘ 1 worked on that costume for rulea so as "to permit gpn-einployes to vote tn board eleeMooa— three weeks and w e ll see whether a Mtterty contested issue in the I esn wear it er not," biend* Dlsns fumed. past." Shorts Ruled Out, Blonde Very Angry sail work where they- w a.t to work." DeiafonUin# Itlrpboned the (o vict Embassy in Washington >hnday and said the Russians soiud d very- cordial over the telephone. They told him the ambassndu t i l l out of town, but gave him the osme of a m*n it the rmbsssy to •»h»ir he could write far infor-talion about a loin, Delefontslne •ate'. ‘They sounded very rncouragm, and we might get some money from them," he said. DclafontatBc. who** organisa­ tion t on u n i of 100 to ?0O Indians on reservation* tn Minnesota, the Dakotas and ktoniina, said he would lead a delegation of Indians to Washington Saturday to seek action on his request. He said he would give the United Stales first chance at helping the Indiana by trying to contact Presi­ dent Elienhowrr and their con­ gressmen! I f they bare no luck at the Whit* House or in Congress, then the delegation wilt visit the Soviet Embassy. Dslafontsin* indicated he had little hope for obtaining government aid. Marriage On Rocks SANTA MONICA, Calif. I l ’Ph — Singer-actor Ha-nmy D a m Jr. waa susd for divorce Monday on lb* ground of taireme cruelty, la her suit, singer Loray White •ought f 2 000 month.y alimony from her husband of o m year. News Of M e r\ In Service Ijw re n re Hitcher, *c»rT'in, USN, ton of Mr*. Kotrener J. Hatcher of Oviedo, Is serein, aboard the lender USS Luton operating with ihe U. S. Pacific Fleet. He was a*srd*vl a <>ood Con­ duct Medal Nov. II. ’ Before enlrring the Nnvy £ October 1S33, he attended Croons High School, Sanford. PFC Msrshsll C. Tillis, IP. ski of Mrs. Rebecca Tiths, 123 Clcambia D r, Sanford, recently participated in tn Army training test at Fort Campb"ll, Kv . determine Ihe fomhat readtnns of tnt»* J-'rJf'ne Division umii. The test, conducled tinder sim­ ulated combat condition* i n v i ^ live ammunition was used during tome phases, featured an air­ drop of personnel and equipmrrt of Battery A of Ihe divisions Mist Artillery. Tillis. a ertwmsn. entered ths Army in 1IM He attended Seminote High School, CALL HERTZ' F A 2 -7 7 2 3 r HERTZ Evening* FA 2-7500) Orders now being taken for copies of Legal Notice Mrs. Brando Marlon Pays Visit Ih e S a n fo rd Ir r n ld pidtoA icd JtmUihi sudiiwn For tha pai* of the 53 years Sanford It ha* Herald hewn the eastern to puHieh annually a pictorial tourlit edition, which will cover all phaae* of IN D U S TR Y k AG RICULTURE. 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I S U I S I S IIV V P w tle * IS V t-H .s * i . * h i s h i corth a copy of this annual tourist edition ao that Car X-Ray -------------- > they can aaa juat what a wonderful place Seminole County ia . 32 INFOR.MATION-PACKEDJPACES .THATVCAN.SAVE YOUIHUNDHTsDSlOFi DOLLARS,'ONgYOUR^NEXT.CAR • . ;J Wr f a O»t:**^r,v. ’I 's - v l r T P sC a ll S . ( T - I l w I .H C U lllH Hi s f S it * M * e*f »"»«» rer sir sUu**! * H tw * h » s i » u a , a p r e .M 's * r« » • BA S t t s a t i a s j l j d l f * t { H 4 CCI.H 4 H I. Th. 1959 IA S v-» srei s sun •HWXMH*# Ba aura and plan to send your friend* up a im JOHN' l . »t v e t. O A U a yW A T , tkH 'ctrenU *vNv.it’ 1 " * T hs •« Awtk«n(«f,vr# Cemgeris«M )k* Uudswg Make* af low-reiea care. S -R aj shows vou what * baa**th lie paint and d u v a s, gma you tha facta ®*» economy, haadrmm, lagraam. quality, value. Judgo fur yourwdf froea theea poins-by-pofnt rewntunwotv*. Dcfoca you buy any car. aaa this '"A'k It .an m v # you huadrrda of doilare Gat a (tm copy, without obkgauoa Head it now!^ W ILLIS MOTORS rmm I h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld C a ll oh fiju n ijf tlpjjuh Ohd&h (B y __ SOI w . l i l S t. 9 fBflltfiMMMl I ■| * . ■»■» W«fMr*a• 204 W. 1st Street FA 2-2611 �—*-**•#*!• •— ■■ • • — Tue«.. Frh. 3, 1959—rape 3 Skr Oanfnrl N rr*» •»,* rn | Local Parties Precede Borge Performance Saturday ■N ight I Jjwop O f J h * lx)s&k H) JAM: I ’. FLLTCIIEII rs will coinr frum the trixip Pardon me for tooting the horn treasury. F’.v er) prnn> i* being a little louder than usual, but) s u rd for this purpose this is the troop Psc been helping The troop leader, .Mrs Buckler, with amt I think its tops. Please is a dedicated seout leader She let jne introduce )ou In the girls Is rn the Neighborhood Service in Intermediate Troop No 10 and Team and serves as troop contulihcir leader Mrs James Buckler, tint for several intcrm idittMere are Ann? Aiken. Sharon troops She was elected to the Ball. Pat Bassrtt. Barbie Bear, FvrcuHve Board of Citrus Council Brenda Brown. Barbara Buckler, of (lirl Scouts for Membership Kaihv Butler. Celrstr Canell. P er Nominating Committee at the an %) tia Conn. Sharon Drum. Jean nual meeting on January y> Flrtvher. Rosemary Flowers. San Frslwbile assistant is Mrs l» d* Itrrvish. Ann 'lahan. Sandy M Flrtrhcr who is also Pubtie Myers. Carol Oaford. Cherte Pen Relations rhatrman for the Semi ningtun April Ramey, Maria nole Neighborhood Members n( Rowland. Carol Samuel. Sandy thr troop rnmmiliee are Mr Slayton Margaret Toevs, Jill Harold Whittern. Mr*. Ike Bui Wr»t. Norma Whittern. and Man ler. and Mrs C W. Myers Troop cookie chairman thu year is Mrs elte 'V'lght O u r troop was augmented this B Ball vejr -hen we combined Mrs « Lviui* Hoop’s Troop No. 2IJ of sixth graders with Troop No. 10 of sesrnth graders Thr cumhina lion ha* proved most succrtiful The girl* are having a fine year Thi* i< * ramping troop They've probably hern to Tico ehre our Citru* * mins it Camp, ( apt and Mrs James damage more oftrn than most troop* tn the area They love overnight and Cdr and Mr* D. E. Runyon trip* and arr blessed with a lea gave a ( hinese dinner parly fur drr who feel* the »amc, Last fall JIATWING Staff and their guest* Ihe troop camped at Ticochce and Frida) night vlayrd for two nlghl*. The da>» The Oriental highlight* id the were *pcnl swimming playing Itamagc home provided an e*cel games and In cimpcraft In the lent background for thr parly, evening* there were skits, sing Several guest* were dressed in mg. and program activities Oriental garments. Following the around the campfire Despite all delldou- dinner guest* enjoyed night lain* both night*, it wa* danring agreed that thi* wa* Ihe licit yet Among lho*r attending were Servire project* undertaken ' l r Alr> -"Jim Ivey. Mr. and were m isting at the Salvation Mra. Flarl Higginbotham. Mr » Army In filling hose* and bag* and Mrv Clifford McKlbhln, Mr ^ with fruit, candy, and nut* (on and Mr* Dan tfahn and Cdr and party distribution* at Christma*: Mr*. Humid Ijng, q Couples Entertain trimming the Salvation Army Christmas tree, and caroling at Ihe County Home At troop meeting* the girl* tavr hern working on their flab I • / birr hadgr tr* thr coming week* I S T Q C ir ilZ G C i ihev will meet al the high «chool ^ j . 1 Thirteen ladies of the Lake „ makr pinth jxit* under the dl „ rectior. of Jo.eph Mathleuv. h.gh commumiy met at the school art instructor rhl. * .11 M« “ n Du»» '» . onlribute to their Dabbler badge ««■"•»* * " « m' ^ rno n .tr.i.o n ......... , T .,„ tlub. Mr* (seorge O to. prendent • mt also In a Pottery badge l '*0 * . ’ , .___ .i,_ .a , of ihe Home Demonstration Conn vf the girl* have attained already ill. and M il* Myrtle Wilson. the 10 badges neve*sary lor first Home Demonstration Agent, met Ta>* rank Many other* hope to with the group. achieve thi* hy the end of th? The agent showed two film*. year “ Itecipe for Color" and "Making Future plans Ins lade a camping Your* a Well Dteitrd Home". trip t" Ticochce in February, a Mr* Martin Dunn wa* elected skating party for Match, perhap* in ^injunction with other girl. * » « * » « in '* Mrs. William Tan • .*nd b.,* scout troop. Thr biggest r*> • “ vretary. I-« d e r . are Plan of all. in which w. all are h"™ improvement. Mr*. Kenneth wholeheartedly engaged, is * tn-.p trip to he taken immediate Cromwell, clothing. Mrs Iv alter school cb.se. to the Jul ° " ' t r M r»- J t t icttr laiw birthplace in Savannah. Ga luliettc larvs was the fouo Thr ,lub w|11 mf' * ,h« f<wr1h ter Girl Scouting in the t n.ted "Hnesdav In each month at t in Stale. Her lovely old home ha* P m 1hf February maeting will been given <o Girl* Scouts IS A htW, * ' lhf homf of Mr* Tbr sirli »rr mnnry from ° ^ allow antes or work to rover their ‘ " l , f r in ,i r,’oklf* ^ bu* fare Hotel and meal evens „ r i ( I > f l l W i n n c r H T o l d Dance Drama Group To Perform Tonight at the Inn; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Those invited were Mr and Mrs Tooke with Mr. and Mrs F. C. Dave Laudf, Mr. and Airs A K Member* of the Auviliary of Stenstrom: and Mr. and Mrs. T. Shoemaker, Jr . Mr. and Mrs Holv Cross Kpistupal Church will K. Tucker with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dennison. Mr. and Mr* !>on model style* Irom Mary F.slhet • Hi alley Odham and daughter, Howe, Mr. and Mr* George F'eb. 10 at the Shrove luetday Hetty, as their guest*. Spear. Vlr. and Mr* Bob Cmm j r t . The fashion* w i l l he s.vnwn ley, Mr. and Mr* J. B Poyrtt, around the swimming p>» il the Harry Melrs Fnlertaia The home of Mr. ami Mrs Jr , of Nashville. G*., Mr. and home of Mrs V* K R-dveris in Harry M Weir waa the scene Mrs “ Sonny" Kahorn. Mr ami lyivch Artwir of a dinner party with Mr. and Mr* Tom McDonald. Mi an j Models selected are Mr« l' J Mrs John Morgan Mr and Mrs Mr* John Burton IV. Mr and Youngblade. Mr* Boiwri Mied Mrs Donald Thompson and Mr*. Guidon Stanley and Dr. and Mrs. den. Mrs Pi W t wg.nr Mrs Ainn Parker a* guests The din George Sauler. Roy Green, and Mr*. Bruce Pad mg room table was centered with dock Tbrv w ilk»ear iw.i s lovely arrangement of camel of clothing varying from lias which were flanked by tall outfits to cocktail and aftrtnonn tapers In silver holders After the fashions. show st the auditorium the parly During the show enirrtainmrn! met at the Morgan home for des ill he provided hv Mr» Canilll* sert and conversation. Bruce, who hav prepared a spe Annihcr dinner party was given eiat treat for tho«r aitrn ling The by Mr and Mr* Howard McNul N'ewromers who have receivrd eommrntalor will he Mrv Made ty at their home and guest* were Welcome Wagon calls lately are letne Dunn, Marietta it Mrs M r. and Mrs Richard Eteudier Fns and Mr* J. A llattirld. Dunn hat en.oyed prnfr**i.-n*l ev and Mr snd Mrs. Roy Mann perience av coordinator and fash­ Cocktail* at the Roger Miller children Joe. Suvan and Joan, ion snmme ntatisr. home in Pinecresl and later din Winfield, Kan Fns ’IirId |t Thr pubtir t* cm dull* invtied ner at the Imperial House in Mr with thr Navy. to atlrnd during the hour* o f 1 10 lamln were enjoyed hv l.t and Rev and Mr* C W Beach ' * TO p m Chairman is Mr* Rn* M ri Miller Lt and Mrs D Pur foster daughter Christine F.nglish. N» nve* Jr ham l.l and Mrs. G A Warnke F'crt Myers Bev Beach is the and l.t and Mrs Wesley Ralston new pavlor of the Seventh Day iv u d a t Promotion Celebrated Adventist Church here The Daughter* of Wesley of the A recent promotion was cele Chief and Mrs K P Flllgrr First Methodist Church will meet at McKinley Hall at 7.JO p m hratrd Salurday when Cmdr and aid and sons. Ftdward. Steven. The February group. Mrs Albert Mr* Alvin Thomas entertained at Bill), Dannv. and Mike ,-vtaun Hickson, chairman, will be ho«c their home »n Magnolia street. ton. A* Chief Fittgerald is with Parti hours were from five-thirty the Navy. * ess The Gleaner* Clas* of the lo veven thirty and .. guests were Miss Cecilia Zakar and *i*ler. 11 Hr* il a t Vl-JL Church ill rued "’ember* «» the nrwl* arrived. rj Junes. Springfield, Thr VFW Auvillarv twill meet at the church at 7.Jo p m with •Ruadron, VAII t Other* attend- III • pm at thr AFW Post un Mrs It T. Hunt and Mr* Hub) “ ere Cmdr ami Mr* S. Mr snd. M r. Herman Steele. !h r* lakefivmt Hemmeric a* hostesses Moore and l.t. Cmdr and Mr*. vhildren Stephen. F.dw^rd. BohThr Sanforvl Firemens Ladies Crusader Choir practice at the R C Hamilton. hie, and Jeanr Tallahastre Mr. First Baptist Church at 7 p m An ‘ after the ihow" D irty wa* Merle is connected with thr von Aualiiary wilt mrrt at A p m. The Junior Fellowship of the liven hv Mr and Mrs Wade F struelion of thr t.akr Monroe at the home of Vlr* J M Crow, ISIS Mrllonvillr Avr All mem The Pione*r Fellowship of thr Tvr at their home in Wynnewood Bridge hers are urgrsl to attr-ul. First Presbyterian Church will Air and Mr* P U Sioub WI.DNI..SDAA meet at 6 p. m. m l two daughters, Rita Kuy and A genual business meeting HF.D.NE8DAT Paula Jean kittim m rr Mr wilt liegin with a luncheon at I tic A prayer group will meet In Slouh is a forrstrr w||h thr state Sanford Woman’s Club al 17,10 the Daughter* of Wesley das*. of Florida p m llostesvrl arr Mr* C. M room at the First Melhoditt Mr and Mr* George Malfvtl Mr and Mrs S llruna lung Flbwers, Mrs S G llarriman. Church at U.30 a. m. Sr. went to Tampa Sunday in Island. V Y. Mr Bruna n re Mr* t m , Wine. Mr* Stephen The Chapel Choir p riiln r* at visit her aunt. Mr* A.C. Murphy, tired Terlloril, and Mr* J N. Gillon. the First Methodist Church at J 30 who i* critically ill. F'n route home A heart program will he present Mr and Mr* P V llrxford. p. m ; the Senior Choir practice* the Miffs It* stopped at Zephyr- tons John rd hy Mr* l^onard Munson. and Slrvir Kilistrll at ft;t& p . m. hill* In visit Dr am)Ms*. K. I». I HI'BSD AT Mont Mr Rrsford t* here for Thr Commivsion on Steward Broanlre and Mr and Mr* C. C. The regular meeting of Semi a tour of dulv wiih the Navyship and Finance meet* in Me Whittington thief and Mrv W B Yrntvch nolr Chapter No 7. Order of Ihe Kmley Hall at 7.10 p. m Mr and Mr* Harold II hast children Mike. Patrick ami Frn Fastrrn Star, will he held at * Die M l F Council meet at the ttrr have recently returned from P m. al the Matonic Hall. Past Flrvl Methodist Church at 7 10 Atlanta. Ga., wihere they at e»t. and Su*lf LnxJey. Ala Chief matron* and past patron* will he Yenlsch i* with thr Navy. p. m traded the Dedication Program Mr and Mr* C W Dampsry. honored Prayer meeting at the FTrsl at thr Atlanta Mate Farntrr* llip tiii Church at 7 30 p in Market on January i t , Thr Ka*t chilvirrn Je/f and Joint; PinchSunday School Worker* Confer­ ner* stayed at thr Dinkier Plata neyville III. Mr Dampsry I* with I* a ready made d m * a littlethe N*vy. ence at the First Baptist Church Hotel snug in thr bodice’ If the bodice 1.1 and Mrs W A Rose and ha* dills in Ihe hack, innvert at I 11 p, in Mr and Mr* Harper Gault id The Senior High Choir of Hie Hocklull, S. C a ir visiting her *on Ronald: Springfield Li Ro»e them to gathered fullness st Ihe First Presbyterian Church will walttlme sram. »i»ter, Mr* P.oy S jm r* Jr. Mr. Is with Ihe Navy. meet for supper at « p m and (■ault 1* Ihe owner of Radio Sia for rehearsal at *3 0 p m. .. „ .... The Midweek lllhlr Hour of ton *» » » • Hockhtll and a rego the Fir.t Pre. by ten. n Church llr ron,ribulor “> * * * * mat* vaill hr ( uniliiclrrl bv thr jimtor, ,lnr thr llc v A G Melnm. at 7 Mri w L Hutchison Jr is p m home from Seminole Memorial Ihe Chancel Choir of tlir Fir.t Hospilal with her new son. Rnh I’reshylerian Church will meet rrt- **”’ *■ * **°rn -*■”. J4. Sheriff J I. Hobby Is cun for rehearsal al 7 lo p m lined to his home with the T H L ItS liA ) mump*. Another tu lltrtr D John Pinecresl Baptist Church Bro Burton IV, lorat architect. thrrhood meeting at * 30 p m Mr* Madeleine Dunn and her Pinrcrrit Bapti*t t liurth vhoir mother. Mr* George LeYalle. practice at 7.10 p in have taken the I. O Butt* bou­ Study of the Isnok Mow to Win rn Little Venice for the winter Christ" at 3 11 a m st the Fif»l Mr* Dunn is from Marietta. <> Ilapliti Church Mr and Mrs Oren R Smith Church vjiitation at the First celehratrd their J*th wedding an Baptist Church throughout the niv'er.ary Monday. dsy Mr anil Atr* Rotvert Duchenr Rov at Amhatsadors meet at the of Columbus, O. are visiting Mr* First Baptist Church at 7 p m Mrlrn Andrew In her I.ale Mar* home Mr. Duchenr it the rhef at Ihe Seioto Country (Tub. Co lumbut The one man show' of Vidor Borge at the Civic Center auditorium Saturday evening Inspired many parties and gatherings he fore and alter the performance. Ur. and Mrs Leonard Munson chose the May lair Inn for their cocktail ami dinner party which included W. Thomas Phillips and Douglas DeNrcn ot St. Petrrs bnfCS Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Spt sack of Orlando and Mr and Mrs Robert M Rosemond Mrs Mun son is chairman of the Seminole County Heart Fund which spon sored the Borgr show Also «een dining at the Mayfair Inn and later attending ‘.he show were Mr and Mr». M Lip ton. Peter Stoneharn. vice presi dent of the Sanford San Francis to (Hants; Mrs. John J. Mctirawr who Is an annual Winter guest l.t OIL I). I.. M O IT . I . S. V . ami M r*. Scott with chilslmt L it anil D.tljnn cn iuv a Simla no cruise nit American l>l«*rl l.inea’ S. S. Intlcpcndeter front Naples to New 5<>rk. Cdr. Scott ha* been sen in? with the l*. S. S a w in Italy for the past three and one half years. Hr has been newly assigned to duty at San IMcgo. Calif. The Scott* are visiting her parents, M r. and Mrs. J. II. Truiuck. at 1119 Magnolia Ave. (American Export l.ine* Photo) Tea Will Feature Fashions Tic*ei* for Insight » iverform ancr hy the Panre Drama Com pany can he purchaved at the door. Thr program will begin at • U p m at the C iv ic Center Memivership ian he purrh**cd for M M) in l he Mutual Convert Association, sponsor of the pro gram The \*vocl*tion will pre sent a linsl program featuring NcHsm and Neal, a piano team on March ?n Thr Dance Drama Cnmpanv .features Mu* Kmily Frankrl aj the main soloist snd dirrctoc of the rnmpiny. The membera nf the rompany are Ronnie Lee, Marvin Gordon*, Zebra Nevtn*, Terrance Milter, F.lo-se Ramsey, Jo* 1 Anderson. Bsrhara Hoyt. F.aeh dancer is a soloist in bis own right The rompany hat hern armed* rd many honors in recognition of us stature in thr dance world. Thr dame work in tonight's pro* gram hav been rrratrd especialle for the rompany by outstanding choreographer*. The program Include* a snlo hv Mi** Frankrl Diamond Barks." a dance depicting go Flast New York t'lty teenage gang. Haunted Moments".-^ a Mu* Nam* M ill, -■riitr r e t of humorous and horrible fantafy Allen Malfrli. was nonored Sat of people snd sounds urday at a shower tra given for her In Mrv Fd Partoii and her daughtre Mist Dale Parrnti Mivs Parrolt will hr a hrulrvmaid in Mr ami Mr*. George B Hern­ thr Frhrvian virddmg Scene of thr tra was thr Flori don. Maitland, announce the birth via Powrr loungr in Apopka In of a sevrn pound son. Gcorgn .hr rreriving linr wrrr thr h«no Bartlett Herndon Jr , horn Jan­ ter hrr mother. Mrs Hugo Pilal. uary , l«,, in the, Winter Tark Me­ 7?" Miss Pilal Residents Are Listed» Church Calendar J jo jc a l £ vw t& fP & A A o n c d i Is Honored BIRTHS M r. George Maffetl, and the moml " 0 ,‘,,U l The proud paternal grandpar­ hovir.vev The lounge wa* atlrar ents are Mr and Mr* n Hern* tier with arrangemrnt* of rose*. .... ,)on Sanford Matrrnil grand parsnapdragons and sweet pea, The , f f Mr jm , Mr, n , vW tea table . . . covered with a Kf Nfw y erk Cj,y. har.l.ome cloth of hand emhro.d ind M r, Herndon ered wh.tr linen. Silver appoint h„ f , Hsughter. Dehra, also, menlt wrre lived Tea. roffee __ _ amt dainty tea pastries and sand . . «i,h rs wrrr versed-------------------^ L s ^ r k L . \ n f p H . -------- , Those attending from Sanford ‘' 1 1w w *■ were Mrs .1 I Smith Mrs A »pr- ill meeting of the AnteThrlma Gumalrr Mr# llarrv man legion Auxiliary’ " ill he Wmidrulf Mrs Fred Dvton Mr*. held at 7 11 tonight in thr T-eF \ Turnrr. Mr* A G Me gion Home on t7 97 Inms Sirs C t*. Howard. Mrs Plans will he discussed for the I. I Frailer. Mrs R F Rnbi Seminole County Fair and a rov« •o n . Mr* C 1. Redding. Mrs. ered dish supper Teh 13 honor­ Edward Met all. Mrs R. II Me ing Mr* ' alenlinr Deles, state Vlesandrr. Mu* l.aura Chitlen president Mrs. Dele* t* from den and Mis* F'dna Chittenden Tampa F I N K H K A K I N <« S I N C H See u« * t M ille r RnHin A l! M A I D S 8 A pplianre in S in f o r d e v e ry F r id a * . 9 In 12 noon. Iln tle rie w in S n n fn rd sln e k. C * ll fo r a p p n in lm ro l in > n u r H nm r. f Maico — Orlando Hearinjc Center Phone O tl.m U GA I - U I I • 111 Fla. National Rank R uitdini. Night nr llsslidiy* Call — T h»m i* S. Smith GA M U ). >1- & S A N F O R D TRUCK CE NTE R IS now under New HD Club Luncheon Held Dorcas Circle .Meets The Dorca* Circle o! the L’p •ala Prrshytrrian Cummunlly Church met Thu.sday at the home of Mr Gejrge Simmons Th • wa» tie regular monthly mrrtiiig followed hy a 'o m l bour The devotion wa* given by Mr» Brlle Halltngrr Visitor* were Mr* Jcnnte F.rtckson. OrUndo; and Mrs. G. strippel, VAin ler Park Two new members. Mrs. J, Ancle* and Air* FI. I,. Dowell, were welcomed. Mrs Andes was appointed treasurer. The nett meeting will he held on the last Thtirsdav of February bat the home of Air# R Martin R ig a . Mr* Karl Turner Drkada III was honored at a lunchron Satur­ day at the home of Mrs J D Callahan Atrs John Clark -sat assistant hostess Mrs Turner and her husband are spending the winter here at l*on Mellon*Hie Avr While chrylanthrmumi formed thr table decorations An arrange mrnt of lavrndar gladioli and i hrytanthrmumt graced thr huf frt Invited to hr with the honor re were Mrs I. FI Spencer. Mr* Boy T*lli«. ' I r• R T Warren, Mrs R T Cole. Mr* C F. Wil hams. Atr* J. B Crawford. Mr* I. FI l^eper Mr* II J, Finch, and M m FHIa t^e Kirrhhoff. LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:1.*, im liiijs S -. . C o ffe e lii Lake M a ry iRr KEROSENE; 18r SmohrlfM . OdurlfM IM P E R IA L SERVICE STATION Cur. I Ah A I’srk cj m a q sm i sL n i i n« HOOTS w *« w » W A. B. " A l " Duxbury invites you to at the NEW A -4 S w a —w Sanford Truck Center I K A T I HK; 1:1ft . 3:53 fi:.10 • 9:07 STARTS TOMORROW H o n o r s .M r s , N e l s o n Mr* Sainurl Day and Mrs. Out Sjoblom wi-rr hostesses Thursday for a roffee honoring Mrs. Clif­ ford Nelson l.cdr. and Mr*. Ne • The Sanfe-d Duplicate Bridie ton ire moving to Monterey, Ctuh met Thursday night at the Calif Community (enter. The Dav home in Lake Alary Winnrrs for ihe evroing were wa* the u rn r of the event. Gla ' first. Mr and Mrs. Albert Lewis; i dioli and ra m rliii* wrrr atlrar GiieH* helped second. Mu* Margaret Davis and lively arranged themvelvrs Informally In roffee, ( |,de Ramsey; Hurd. Dr. and Mf* doughnut* and *imlw|cbrs Mrs. l^-nnard Munson; fourth, Mr. and Nelson w*» presented with a gift Mr*. Irvin Feinbtrg. Thf t |gb w||| apo,,,,,,. „ lBdi from thr croup. Much hilarity vWui) „ a p m thi| rrsultrd from the joke gifts she received Thursday at Ihe Community Cen About M frirnd* attended. Irr, corner of 16th St. and Mag nolia Ave Hrightrn ready mix coffee c|kr hy adding 1 3 cup chopped martehico c h rrrift to dry ingredients before adding liquid Top with rinnimnn rrumhi end bake a* directed. T b u v On Saturday MOVIE GREATNESS! r ACHW * •UN i Til l y t h e B O N N IE PARKER STORY Fraturr No. I 2:31 * 5:37 8:10 F'ealure No. 2 1:00 . 1:03 7:0* . 10:01 and s a mp l e our service We pamper all makes of cars and trucKs SANFORD TRUCK CENTER Hy. 17-92 — «/2 Mile South of City Limits A. B. “Al” Duxbury, iMjfr. 24 hour service FA 2-7815 v ROAD SERVICE �• ■ THE BEARDED LADY itorials W ashington Calling By Mirqat. Chita* January 7. two *f*>a ahead of of every kind. WASHINGTON - Not long * |o the Etaenhower Slat* of the l'n-BUDGET AND FINANCE one a# Senator Lyndon Johnson's Ion addrrsi. And. incldrelslly, Here the strategy Is surprise. For principal admirers In the press Johnson has in his stable some «hs: he romfderssuch " trlc k v A Cillery wrote in article project ol the ablest"brsin trusters" out in the President's budget as m o »T ing a iMO race for President of the New Deal who salt his mg into this year the proposed between the Senator from Texas speeches with vivid locutions and j | j ; s billion for the International ' and Vice President Richard M sparkling phrases. Quicker than Monetary Fund in order to show Nixon. Being human, so very hu- you can say Department of Jus* a balance next year, Johnson has man, Johnson was nattered but tice he neat put in bis own four- his own counter to be disclosed at the same time he rejects the part civil rights bill. While as m duo time. rfp* , , r d » ,hr* * d <Dslc«l« he holding Thra outline la suggestive rather .T .n d s d x ie foe , : l l r.n ,r ; * * b,ck ,on,r of hh p l,n *' h,rp lr r 'ban comprehensive W h atM 1 1 / Nothfng ouiS like thc John"^ P' * " ‘ 'h* John*°” pn,I" m: <fM l “ ,he ‘ haraclcmtic Johnohenom.L? i . . h . AGRICULTURE - A complete ion atrcsi on the feasible the capita?1*in the memory**!^ "mJn nfw pro|r,m de»lln* the practical, the attainable H r# Hi. fellow Democrat, m probl?m ol surplus- want* to get as many Democrat, ate and e v v ^ m e R»Dubhc‘xn? ' * John,on " J ' “ ’* " 1 ” ' f 11 »»»»•“ * b* h,ni1 «*»•* tompr-r viewing him with a "mUture of * b'Uxn dolUr* * > ,,r *" *,or mUr '*ilh lh* ^ “ 'hle admiration fn v ir/ie m m e n i^ x n d fh* r‘ M * ,onf Th» Plln '* ,p Pf * 1 Thus he hopes to g „ sheer stupefaction regard him at- 10 h* \ f " ln,roducrd hv 1 Vnrth' four states from flic confederacy ready a.P -another * President for hu civil right* program President,"" * rn l,b* rl1 * n', * SwU^nwr. DEPRESSED AREAS A Critira in his party argue tint an exerulive in his own right. What thi* rerognitci is that the nr* m,,,urp resembling the one this may he good practical poll mayortly leader has created e which President Eisenhower ve• tic* but it docs not stake nut and exciting ideolog.cal renter of power in the legislative toed last year, the strni wilt nrw for ----abolishing ground -on which flections can. branch rivalling that in the ex*- be cn mran* — ------ - the --------........ - ............................. . eutive branch There are many P**!1*1* of unemploy ment persist be won. Thr tall Texan, who gives J reasons why this has happened. ing with the number of jobless off energy like a solar battery, One of them la tne fact of a atmnit certain to atay above t brushes thi* aside impatiently military man in the White House nno.ooo. Tbe ronfident prediction Didn't wc. he asks, do all riiiu hi* "■ho takes a narrow view of the is that the President will lind last time And- he answcri this one a lot harder to seto. own question by saying that it function* of the Presidency. AIRPORT CONSTRUCTION — was only the third lime in the Rut most of the reasons, howr t r r . are in thedynamic uf Lyn- The Demscratic proposal will go history of the Smile that the don Johnsonhimself. Other able "**11 beyond the lunit-d rrconi- party that had the majority did managers have led the Senate mendations iq the Eisenhower not losra single seat, majority in recent llmei; Charles budiet MeNary for the Republicans in LABOR — Senator John F Ken the Coolidge Hoover era, Albcn nedy is already in the field with Barkley in lha first Truman term. * revised and somewhat sterner Hut what makes the Johnson version ol thr Kennedy Ives bill M IA M I Il 'P I1—Some 40n Uni. model unique Is a forward drive adopted by the Senate last year I complete with thr hlgge*t tail but defeated hy Hrpuhtican vem sire ty of Miami acninr* will re fin* and fabulous lighting) that legists in the House Mod Demo- reive ilegtfe* today at commen­ aims at adoption of a complete crats will he for It and ,vcpub cement exercises. Democratlr program covering licans will f'mi it hard to oppose University PrcHdenl Jay F W most major pha*es of national it. Pearson will confer the degrees. Michael L, Haider, a director H ie y . _ PUBLIC WORKS — Out of the It Isegan with the SenatorV Public Works and Interior Corn- of the Standard Oil Company of own ' state uf thr Cnton" message rniltees will come a rich pudding NewJersey, » t* to be the main Its thr Democratic conference on stuffed with damsand projects1-pcaker. United Fund Facing I Possible Death Soon Th« future of the United Fund in Seminole County ap* peer* very much in doubt. I t appeer* certain the United Fund official*, in the near future, will vote to disband this charity organization unit** the public fiv e assurance* that it want* the UK. In ita aecond year the UK fell some $ 11,000 short of it * *o *l. Intereat and enthusiasm did not partidpnte in the drive. Neither did many citizen*. At a meeting to divide the 922,000 in caah and pledge*. UK official* made it plain that they don’t intend to knock themaelvea out for aomething the public apparently doesn't want. UK leader* were diaappointed at the reaponae to their appeals. They gave their time In an effort to collect fund* • for the Red Cro**. Boy and Girl Scout*, Salvation Army, *US0, Mental Health and Children's Home Society. UK WArker* had the finest sale* talk possible: the work of the ‘agencies which would use the fund*. Vet, Seminole County •Aid "no" to the appeal. Howard McNulty, campaign’ chairman, and Harold Ktatner. UK president, both expressed doubt that Seminole County want* a United Kund. Clifford McKibbln pointed out that the total collected was more than the seven iigcndi"' could have collected In separate drive*. This, he said, repreM nt* progress. Doe* the public wish to revert to the "drivc-a-ntnnlh” plan? This seems unlikely. What, then, is the trouble? - » The chief problem appear* to be that, in reality, it is not a United Kund. The UK combine* the drives of seven XV, Uiyrr are many other agencies which s i .ii conduct independent drives, Therefore, the "one c*l! for •ill" *ppr*ach it defeated at the outset. Another problem which locnl lenders find difficult to overcome l* the practice in America of having n "drive" for everything. The UK Is Important. Seminole County needs to retain it. The few businessmen who work so herd to make It a sulces* can’t be expected to do this each year, only to have the drive fall flat on ita face. The Herald auggest* that the U P Ire kept alive, but that a different approach be taken. * In the future, all rharit.v drive* would Ire given a chance to participate In the UK. If they don’t Join the UK. the natlonal agency would be put In the position of making the Jpcal drive, without Itrcal support. Such a jwillry would rxk elude the March of Dime* because its charter prevent* United Kund participation. Other* might Ire excluded. . Suggesting .this new UK appnrach is not intended to lessen the Importance of any drive. However, why shouldn’t they be excluded from local efforts when they threaten the vdfv life of the drive which provides funds for local chari­ ties? • Persons interested in certain national drives still could direct them locally. Hut Seminole citizens, after offering ser­ vices of the I T . would owe these various drive* outside the U P nothing. Then, perhaps, v * might be able to care for our own. 400 To Graduate A t Miami Today Letter To The Editor Editor, .Sanford Herald Several statements have ap peared in your newspaper ree ently with referenee to thr rfu russinn between the Seminole ....... County Tax Assessor and the county Commission regarding the level of valuations lor 1st asirt.- ment purpotrs First, I shall answer Mr How­ ard Arnold • two tulumn Irttrr apprwring in the Herald on Jan IS in which hr intimalad, amon-. othrr thinga, that hr was a lax payer of sumr proportion. I j m rxaniiiiing the lax roll, for I!».*7 I find that in the >ear I9N7 Mr Arnold owned M arret of land and a home in thr Prairie t.akr artlion in smith Seminole County the land and the home were COMPLETELY TAX EXEMPT. Furthermore, this exemption also inrludeil hia personal and intan-,. gihle property. The IBM tax iee1 orda reveal thrt Mr. Arnold wai again COMPLETELY TAX FX • -Or* E M IT exrept for two tots toThe Seminole Memorial Ho*|>il*l now bus a ?.'s.00ti fiiiul owned In Caasclbcrry Ion which to r future expansion anti capital improvements. he paid $1? Ik) with no personal A check inr (III* amount has been presmteil to llir hos­ or intangible taxes declared. pital from thr estate of the late Dr. James C. Gibbs, beloved It doei not lake a brain to are why this gentleman want, to con Sanford ritirru who died last June 9 nt the age of 10‘J. Dr. Gibb* retired «»* Sanford in 1022 after a colorful linue thi. type of ayalrm endorsed present One ta rta r in the hm-ar.ami-buggy era in Crown I’oint, hid. In by- our ■ ,- Tax - Assessor. - His Work Continued JU M oH . Or . . i l l * ; M -n ~ t l v . Ilf.. I I . . . . . . in-plr-.h-n many in llasoifle. civic and daily endeavor*. When the hospital is expanded. Dr. Gibb* mime will be on tbe plaque in the nihlitimi. Already, his nnntc is in the Book uf Remembrance, nlong with thn«e of other hospital benefactors. Thus, the tradition of serving others, which Ur. Gibbs gstablislied during his lifetime, will continue. and thr fax Axievc.r w lr p o sides the tool* with nhl'h the two Boards function. The history of mn«t cuunlir. In Florida hat been ih .l county lax asiesanrs use a low level of valurt, w h i c h automatically exempli the majority of voters Theie low level* of valuation forcr thr County Commltiion and the Behind Hoard to levy a trr mrnduui mlltagi* on the few non exempt In order to provide serv ires for thr majority. Your County Commrision anil School Hoard havr asked for higher level of assessment in or der that more of our citiiens may help earry tbe load For this we ■re arruied nf usurping the pow era of the Tax A«ses*or For *x anvplr, 193* figures on residential huildinf m Seminole County rx ceed 11.000 000 In home, under 110 Urn Tills represents |,i home* in this d a l.. National av erases show" one child per home so we have 1,000 children at rod nf 1241 no each per rduca tlonal p a r, which adds up to S3ll.ua) additional luad for SCHOOLING ALONE for thr sear IMS the developer* and builder* of Seminole County hgvie estimated there will be an exert* of t.WC home* built In thli same price range In 1*1* Cling <hi« tame national rhild avrragr per home meant another tWSt oon nf cost, in twin Thia terrific growth placet the nine burden an all other depar' mrnla in the county, and it I* growth without rurretpondin: In create in revenue. Ttseie are *nmr of the prob tenv* with which your roust) Km eminent i. confronted, amt we arr a.king our Tax Atsr.snr tft ail down with the two Hoards In solved in an endeavor to find fair and equitable solution of them Sincerely your*. John Krldrr hll lh. re of the c . t of cm.ni) government government that hr ha. made in rrilirirlnx those who are trying to establish tome (air ttandard nf taxation Now, I ml*all attempt to clarify the County Commlaimn's position on a*tf*smrni level* for tavaliun. and Incidentally, the entire Com million I* welt aware of the pow era and duties <>( each official It. Mina AI ROSS IH.WN entrant* 1. P ic k e d office holder. However, it i* I . C it y 21. Greek eld •.Capital of doubt fut If the Intent of I hr Con tetter Paikatrhtwoman ■titullim a n to give anyone the J I Cheese* w an • Rriatla Impression that an etcrtlnn to I * . PI area 3 R aking 10. Merry­ public office made that offlcr hi* e h irn a e r 29. A 111making or her personal property. Ivtum . M r . a p a rt, s 11. fiat away I I . Modern The Dowling Appraisal Com >. Overhead It . Matured dreases l(.Tea-heu>a tra in pan)' vsas hired by the County J * Eugene d Observed enietiamer Coin mission with thr lull sanction Ial*e4*e'e Satwtr 7. Assam • la r i of mir County la x Assessor, tile I t . Vulcanic playlltfc. IS Can member, Dili wa* after the public wri*hl roefc w w rw ll.CMSiing ilairmenl of our Statr Coin pi roller. in Ch»ir *t Ruailan I. Il irl rtaviea Hay Crrrnr. "It i* the worst counts II . I^bnratmy fighter *. Stick to 17. Indian t h air ever been in. in Inequali­ plane munkey we xht II. Merita ties and versli.") At mir regular II. Hebrew’ ' I t>hi» 1* Half an env 1. Profit meeting of the County ('nmcniitetter 37. Biblical Capitol recording star Hobby Jl.Th* fourth 14 Sudden lion on Jint|ir> Slh. a 2-*» hour llarkett, and hia yarr hand wltl name 41. Sun caliph f t i r * o l'’ I I . remala fast meeting belwren Dowling, thr appear in Sanfard Friday night. *» t 20 Registered light Nueea Tax Assessor and the County Ilirk flt will play for listening • 7 r~ i 4 r Y " • 1 ” IlShr I Commissioner!. Mr. M ilk e r slat and danring al the Sanford Civic 1 tl-Turkish ed stir wanted thr appialaal cards Center in the main auditorium il. iA» it strait to show full r»sh value In one from I p. m to midnight % Ik- Kal here rorner of the card when* they Ttcktls arc available rum •1 IT. Peerad «d werr delivered to her offlre Miller Radio and Appbime and % tin * iT -I At lhal time the would decide Lonnie'. Record Shop Mail orders I I . Feefnn*ti. raters what level of full ra«h value may l« obtained from the San­ % io >1 I I . Indefinite would lie ti».d lor tax purposr* ford Rerrrntlun Department. City % % arttrla After all three parlies had probed Tirkrln are priced at I t . 71. TT ji i l ‘ rA i i li.T y r * ami disc'ivtrd the matter for a ijS *!** " “ I be limited to avoid mea auras W w len t an hour. Mra. Walker finally i , , " " * dl"5 U E x c ltm iProceeds Irom the dance will go Z V % U % 1 Mated she was thinking of using tlMv iS Ji .* >» a figure of almut SO', of full into the city recreation depart U . letter catli value. Thr rntire Cum m i. mrnt fund for youth activate* 11. Owns ra •» •ion at that tune ilalrd that thr and will be used to secure hind* 11. Mans % % niebnanva use of this level would nullify throughout thr year for teenager, TIT v4 w & 48. Fata the purpotr of the re appraisal, it no roil to them, % Hackett hai a fine mmtalion % r r Wo 4*. T P** Prepare ■ * »!'« and that thr (70.000 it was coat­ state** Mtau % ing tit would be a wasted ex­ at a musician, and hai recorded with Benny Goodman, Glenn (Iliad 41. Ktllak IS penditure. Idway 44 ferwa* Miller and Jackie Gleason Ilia At this (Hunt the Commission appearanee In Banfocd will hr the >}\ * • 4* [ made a ttard that the dratred first nf any big name hand* 48 Maul* M figure in arromplHh Ihc purpose M 41 Accvimulata nonaid Perry, recreation dir for which the appraisal i* betnx . j’ The *urreiilui ar made must be at least TS'* nf reptanre of thi* dance hy the Pate 4 Tuesday, Kcbruar>’ 3* I full cash value. Thia waa patted public will rw*ult in plan* for unaninmu.-ly. The Commission re- more ‘name* musician engage allied lha( authority to art the menu " •a -, levrl wat vested by constitutional H « *H *V Dress for the dance ti optional f jly MWm taebtr Iacaiewe rights in thr Tax Assessor. How­ ever. we believe everyone will laraeS ar, M * 4 i r , ana c i r t t i w i i School employ r * for all |U lt agree that proper functioning of and local governmenti in the V P m I I i I I I H our tuuui, will require eomplrlr S. cans a total of nearly 7M mil _ a, I era. ceoperiliwn of Iht- three depart- bon dollars a month • ( all tae iN il M i l Ve'lwle* S a'l.ls m erit that are charged with pro aiding ibr service* rar p-’ >ple The world's highest auto rosd need and demand. These arr: the la In Colorado, running to the i . ■ ic a iP T io a * 4 T *a • — Match a i-a Seminole ('aunty .’•chuol llo m l, summit of Mount F.vim II,IM Ha a*' week ~DAILY CROSSWORD Hackett Will Play Al Center Friday ■ m p m a tm Sas. S 5 Ike Seminole Cea*U CemsniaaG*. feet ahm m s livtL - r Ji YOUR DOLLAR to make some community more prosperous yours . . . or the other fellow's An average nf ,-n*rn than M'N of the spent . . . to support trhooli, furnish fire to pay the folks wj» work for you . . . llvvtHcd in m ot* kinds of merchandise for a e rtirr fa cilitie s . . . . .md to tuppoK all the and b e tfr it* ing in « community. dollar you spend Mays in the city where it's and police protection, put down paving to support churrhet and charitie* . . . to be your selection and rnnvrnirrirn to Improve other thing* that promote pro-pent), growth M ake your dollars build your community not somebody e/se's/ in | I V 1T P A Y S TO BU Y V H ER i YOU LIVE o �^ U M .. F>h. X. 19S9— Page IS Wa •anforll Vrralh Cage W in Streaks Build Seminole Cagers Journey #To Leesburg For Battle Mj JMIItY O H INlJTOX Yello* Jacket*, “1-SI. In this til! ' o*ch Hud Layer » ill take h:i junior forward Jim Gracry *ei a i n ' I'Ji ima . .-anford Seminole* re * \corir.g record by dropping in In Leeiiiuir tonight for a return 31 point*. engagement doublrheader. hriday. the Sentinolr* «UI travel Tlie fir*: game, between the two |o Lakevlcw m Winter Carden for JV »qu*d>. a ill get underway at We lait tesuiany scheduled OpC the high ichool gj.ii at 7 o'clock., Hit before the tournament set* Tiie vanity tilt i» icheduled to be- underway next week In Winter rm at 5:15. In the firit meetine of r'4C*. Tournament date* are Fe . : H i e two, loath D tk Silver*' J V V 12-11 In conference play the Sent-' W w e i» v.riorum*. io:w, Jnd toe mo!e< have luffered double defeat* Seminole variily ripped the bigger t° " inter I’ark and Apopka while • portms wini ever Leesburg and Lakeview, If thr Seminole* are hitlir.s well and Winter I’ark and Apopka are off guard, they cojld give them plenty of trouble in the tourney. I.ait week again*! Winter Park, Ihe Srmtno'e* outplayed tha l-ig Wildcats all Ihe way. with the ex­ ception of the great -to point *pree of gu*r<J Connie f a y II. Coach Layer t« litrrrd hi* reNKW Yt*RK <1*1*11—Kentucky, t>ounilir.g, the weak »pot all season. North Carolina and Kan*a» Slate,wl,n ,hf fmr ‘ bowing of junior remained M l today In I'nite.t fr*r'» wr*! Terry » hn»ten«on The Pre»* International * major cot 5 *0 lad. although luwcrcd by leie haikrthall rating* but cm 1min>' opponent*, hai tiecn able to etnnall rrplaird North Carolina ul>r ,lla tf vt |,1<' "laottndw. In State in fourth place ,hf w 'n,rr F*7k 11,1 hf foui:,i ci I glutI was .i i St. the Only new toeim, range and dropped in 11 Tennis Exhibitions Slated This Week Kentucky Retains Lead In Cage Poll; I Top Ten Shuffled comer In the top to in I John'*, h#J»f#*n beaten *I«n aba St. Uul», hv *V, Iaitnlt . **** There were aeveral minor change* In position* by other team* in the top :o White North ■Carolina State Hipped to fifth, Michigan Slate advanced from aeventh to *i«th Auburn, only tinbealrn major college te a m , dipped from *lxth to »evcn!h Bradley moved (rnm ninth in eighth. Weil Virginia remained joth. ' St. John * headed Ihe second 10 group. It wa* followed In order by California. Marquelle, Liah, ilklahoma City. Trxa* Christian, Mu *i*«ippi Stale, Memphi* State. UCLA and Northwe»tern. — Team Point* 5, Kentucky f l* l M I-li .116 2 North Carolina «0> 4131) W 2c i Kanta* Stale i 9 i (111) ( tnrinnati ( t i l l jj. YC. Slate i l l I I I 2I 161 Michigan Stale 1112) 1*1 Auburn 111-07 7* Itradlry i l l 7) 67 SI I aunt <13-11 17 Writ Virginia <I63 i H. Si. John'* IN ,Y>, I#; 12. ( alilomia. 17. tJ. Marquelte. 1«. It, Utah. 11: IS. Oklahoma City, jt t* Te*a* C h ritlla o , 9; IT. Mississippi Stair 7 1* Memphil State » I* m o . UCLA and Northwe»irrn. 3 each •Cage Scores - Tigers Seek 26th Elston Howard Seeks To Unseat Yogi in Row At Tech, Gators Clobbered team in the vroring * trrence guard Cecil Dandndge to la ir with l.undqulil at the guard* tonight and »emor Cliff M. Kibbln will *t«rt at forward. Boln huve been coming favt in recent contest* United I'rev* International and thould hd their peak iw-fore Elaton Howard, whoar fifthloumament play begin* next week,' game catch proved to be thr lligh-tcoring liraery probably I turning point *>f thr 1916 World will get the nod at Hie pivot gpot Sene*, wtll make an all out bid again*! the Yellow Jacket* tonight tide year to rrplare Yogi Herr* He I* ihe top Seminole acme? and ;t on In* way lo a new- »ca»on scoring rriord. If lie hita with the »ame authority that he ha* thu* ■*’ *"*>h Silver* probably will tall "n Doug Tamney and John Taylor *• ,h* forward*. Kddte Kuhrman *l center, and tleorge I’eridrt and Tamar, one of *everal flM John»y Mar»h at guard*. I'ertde* (trade A grey hoar ds fr•*rn Keith * n,) 1 «rre leading »corer* in Dillon'* (Hiwnlul kennel, tule* a ,1hr,r 1**1 #6me *k'*mrt Winter 1 tu 2 ntornmg line favorite to “ark with 17 tallica each. win the featured ninth rme t« Ihe final home game u *et here 7 uc*day night again*! Jlnhop t ight at Sanford-Orlando Kernel Club. M o orrTh>- con«htent bundle frmale ha* picked up at |ea*t a fouith place put *r In nil e <d her to ■tail* thi* >ea*oti luliloi ba* two a* Hie New York Yankee* ir;u- been link) not to met* up too many." iar iwuher. "I'm a much better ball play Some one atked Howard if Id* er whin I'm catching," tad Mow- deiire to be a catcher meant that aid alter signing a new e-mlrarl Iterra would have to be uluftrd rtlimated at 62i.i)u(i Monday. "I to ihe outfield get Granger a* I go along whr*> " I guct* that* the wav It I m catching Hut alter l ie Iw-rn would have lo be." be *ald. "I'm (eirhing a while and then *Vfi not trying to manage the leant to Ihe outlMd. I ’m ahak*’." I think there’* room for both of Ih e £) year old Howaul, who u* on the club.'' played 67 game* Ix-tund thr plate Howard made In* "big play ' In rvt »ca»on. 71 m the oullici I and the *Uth inning of Hie I'Jll World five at fit at bate, wav rliovr) by Srrir« Inverted a* a replacement ,hf N r" York ban-ball wriirt* ictt fieWer Norm"Sii&'rnVwho Monday for the Hahr Huth Award h l(, m r„ ft, ll(1 ,hrrr (ly bt|1, , hr a* the outvtandmg player of the prtvtou, ||uw , f(| m„ | r * 191* World Scrte* — m which he diving catch of a ihort fly liv tied 'tarred a* an outfielder II - r ' r ™' Sehoendientt and turned II Into a w „ t r l “ ™ hll,” r , f | double play. One inning laier ihe a* an outfielder Yankee* *rored *tx run* and "When I go to tor iwilliild. I wen', in In win. 7-0. 7 worry a lltllr about doing a good An l.vrmplary Athlete Jtih,"Howard exptalneil Monday Howard hit l i t List traxm —a I have a tendency to get a lud fly ball*. So Ur I've 71 point tk*e over tu* 1917 mark. An exemplary athlete, be cerium Iv wa* not one of the player* tr ture two week* ago. (erred lo in Mana ger l a»ry sten Three giryhound* In thr main gel * rrcriii tirade ai;am*t ‘ night event tonight have hit the victory life " PROVIDENCE, n I I l l' l l _ column four lime* each They air On oilier Ironl* Alva Kelley packed hi* bag* In lUrbai-v Mail*. Ib-Il.u * '■ a -1 NLWAI1K N l i t PI i—Ctnrin Tile t Imago White So* tigned natl fledleg*’ pitcher Dun \ . -v •rrnnd ha'eman Nrlton I'ov for day for a "frrab challenge" al Rural Ctc* Colgalr afler rrticnmg a* head Barbat* Marl*'* tri-.niph he'u.rom lir ard Ida two brother* hian rtUmalrd 612,000. f ox wa* the football math at Hrnwn the pa*t r®me in on!' **vrn • fl- al trip* been elearrd of charge* of av Sox* leading hitter with a ’aw eight year*. pmtwaid. but all w<..- .. -ml tie faulting and threatening in kill a ......... .. ...... average and ...... alxo ..... led .......... the league Kelley. » boyi»h appearing (o. th,> , : i-vde A level II. ■ Hen * former policeman in a 1917 brawl with"i»7 hiu lie *truckouto'nl> inlldrnlly told newimen be wav m’t * ’ Pul1, “ ,,n : al llirlr Newark tavorn u tlniei. lux wav the Tuth mein __ ___ ...... ... conlidently in uved An K**rx County Jury ol Hi mm! tier ol the tram to agree lo approaching the tol. at Colgate.'' C" M U,J ut',‘l >,a,ch 1 which won only four game* the Hum maiden rla*» tu the top rid 2 women Monday acquitted! term*. Cirri <* brlun »ince the Wgi-.r i- ; ..f :lie ji. n> . \ urman and Harold Sr v Tin I'hiladrlphia ITililir* an pa*t two re*ton* under u,.u romlie of the chafgr* afler drlih nuunerd they have received thr Hlee. "without * * l n g e nega Sotifurd-Diland-i <ampail’i live thought era ling for an hour and five mm rontrarl of pltchrr Ruben (lunter. litrv acquired m a trade with thr San The rrtignatlon had hern tu Don and Norman had hern at Frannicu iiiant* ••ouirr had a mured for the pact week Kelley. . . . . i u*rd of homing lormcr Fail tu 12 record with the uiamv tail a native of Natrona Height*. I'a A v C f ) C" f i r n • •range policeman I'lyue* flov* travon hut did much b rtlrr—12 3 made It nlfirial at a new* eon • ’ ferenr* Monday. Ilf «aid Ihe re Nk.W M iftK ( t l ' l —• ol F.arl 36, out of their tavern Ro»» —In the Puerto Ulrari wmlri aignatlon wa* effective Minday ,n r ,u " lm ma,,c Arn'' claimed he tuffrred imou* miur league and that he would arrive at Col foothall tram* Into national pow ict a* a reiult of the rpltode and Pltchrr Marcelmo Soli* ani In gale Wed nr id ay to get down to Tr*- h l’ •cceptrd a poHUon av brought a civil action lor ....... fielder Earl Avcnll *isncd with work in rebuilding the Hamilton. v ifr Prf * l*Dnt »»>«• member «( the ||P further alleged that Harold the Chicago Cub* Soli* had a .13 N. Y.. univeriity'i football for- management committee of the \rwroml.e threatened in kill him rrrurd with Ihe Cub* and a 111 Aveo Manufacturing Corp with a gun a* a footnote to the mark with hurt Worth la t tea tune*. Hlaik. who revrgnrrl at Writ [|Ci,t son Avrrill, olitainrd from flrv r "A man need* a fre»h rhallenge The- jury said it found all Ihrre land, hit 317 for San Diego and every now and thrn," Kelley -aid Point Jan 13. laid Ilia I Hie "op -alm ost a hit regretfully at the P°f,un">' b* anocialr vsdh Joung \ r w,„i„tie. Innocent ..f th e was the most valuable player in srirntiit* ami engineer* preserves , | ljr£ l., Hie I'anfie Cnasi I i-ag-ie thought nf leaving Brown. "Or an interest I have always fell In else he dies on ihe vine. Tne fh*||engr here at Brown ha* pe the problem* and arhievemenly of Irred nut Mr have arrived at young nirn." Blaik. 62, wilt join Avrn on Feb what we had srl out It* do I bt lieve that ('nlgale (nllowt thr Ivy in nne day afire hi* resignation League principle* and that I can a* Army * head ftmtliall coach ,)0 jj,r i„ bring them batk to betorne* oltiriat. Thus, he will I not he ' out n| work" a single day their former poiitior.." lietwren Join. --------------------------- Tamar Is Favored In Track Feature Kelley Takes Job. ^ ^ 7^*7"mdnrib«' but«« « _ _ _ As Colgate Coach 'u™ ,7;:"L'r. . . . Newcombc cieor Of Assault Charge I i I nurd Prrtv Uleniational flail Poehrttrr Tech 73 Buffalo Teh 19 hutrinwh Teh 71 Mlller*ville 19 Ion* 71 Rniaf* T th ri 61 South Virginia Tnh 71 WAM 66 Trnnr*i»e t'*J Florida 79 Miami r fl* * "* LI*. Southrrn 76 Heorgrinwn (Kyi 79 Tenn. W. 61 ( I/ivnla U l 6) SI. P *l*r IN J ) 63 Eatiern h> M Middle Tenn. 64 Vanderbilt »! Alabama 19 I mtrnary »7 Florida SI. 61 M i.u u irn SI. -M Tulane 46 vtiMiutppi M l-oumana SI. *n Mm Southrrn 72 La. Tech 14 MidwcU Indian* 122 Ohio State 92 r mcinnail 64 Tulia <I Marquette 7* Detroit 63 INnlre [lame 72 SL John ( N i l 70 Mirhlgtn 67 lllinoli 61 Vnurtgttriwn *4 Gannon 64 Kamas St. Nebraska 41 Toledo 7* Ohio l'. 67 Michigan SI, 61 Miicwisin •> St Fran • P * ) 19 Xavier t'M » Bradley w Wichita 12 Drake 69 lloualon 63 SI. lavuis 96 N. Texa* St. 17 Soulhartl F Austin 61 Sul Boss 41 j Lamar Tech (6 (low. I'ayne 11 St Fdward 71 S Western tTex* 13 MILWAUKEE, West Henry t ooper. Ilrilivh heavy­ weight rhampmn, stepped up to loin Coll 14 Colo, Mine a 67 third plare among rontendrr* for Fremo St 74 Itegi* 72 Floyd Palter»on's rro»n. and w*v namerl Roger nf the Month for January hv- Ihe National llnxing Assoeialinn, It wav onnour.red to dav. Cooper received the award for MIAMI (L'Plk—Foaming wave* »r,d 21 mile an huur winds greeted hi* wresting of the British title )a fleet «f 1» )*chD 'O'1*) * * lhf> from Hi tan luuidon. H* had hern lirte-l uo lor a n«on ila rt in the reventh In the heavy aright tat.•lit annual Miami Naiiau tailing ing* on tha strength of having whipped Xora Folley. who I* fourth rare The lit mile daih to the capital in the latest NBA ratings. r.f the Bahamas on • three leg courie it rated a «ide open »f It r. Carlton Mitchell * Flnisterre, winrer «f the Iasi two races, la dry dock f"r repairs ard the r e a r record field include* a pn>mNF.W YORK it I'll - Harold Carter. tW'*. L i n d e n . N J, tling band of newcomers A The race Is one of the lh- main ------ itnpped Rob Woodall, 202'*, Bo»event* nf the Southern (h **n R*c- ton (6). ing Confetrnc# ano each bu*t re( U P liteivei a Hme handicap on tha PROVIDENCE. R I ha*l* of elie ani tail*. "Scratch l-ee William*. 206. B o s t o n , l-.at" "I the fleet, the on# that knocked out Abe Dan*. 200. Hart rnj i t * pot Hma to all other*, I* lord, Conn. (4>. Dick Rithardion's 63-foot )a»l, TAMPA, FI* <UPIi — Jimmy' Good Hope, from Naasau. Ud'«. Philadelphia, Tha overall winner will be de­ Beacham. termined on correct time for the outpointed Claude Williams, 117, Tampa. Fla- (16*. 1 dial* net Cooper Moves Up M In King Ratings wit, rn_ ny J o h n g r i f f i n age ‘quad which ha* climbed In K-Stete with 22 point* a* (he Wtlr thr No, t.1 national ranking with * at* snapped Nrbraika'g hajne Called f ie * * Internailonil Auburn * tlreak of 21 baikrthall a t i t iea»on rcrord. romped to court svinning Hrrak at 13 ganaet The ninth-ranked St. LouU teate win* i* atnatmg. all right, hut a 7*6.1 win over Detroit a* the how about the »treak* being run ra n lr d a itlr itjle installed thi* Hickey left behind romped to a up Sy Marquette, kantat State. year h* ev St Loul* tutor Hickey 9317 win over North Texa* Stale paid off again. Ills Mike Moran to put It* season record al U - t St Loula and Cincinnati’ The»e four high ranked team*., led the winning Warrior* with 17 •Six eight Dob Ferry had 21 pd|nti bidding for even mote attention point*, although Larry llughra had and Crorge Rurkel 20 In pare the rout. Jim Mudd had 20 in th| a* their winning ttring* build up. 1* for Detroit. (ir»t half for North Texa* State K Male Ural* Nrhra*ka all added another notch Monday Kama* State 116-t t, the n* hut wa* hrid lo (even m the ee» night—No. 11 in a row for Kdd.e Hickey'* rebuilt Marnurtie team. Hon * No. 3 team, remained in end. National scoring leader Oieer 1! in a row for both Kama* State lin t place in Ihe Hit Light a* It and St. Loui«, and eight straight dawned Neliraika, lo Cl, in a ball Robertson rolled up 27 pointi darontrol battle. Six-right Hob Boot ( *plte douhle-leamlni defender! ta for Cincinnati. fourth • ranked Cincinnati Marque tie. a real surprise pack , cr oner again w«i high gun for pace 0121 to an 617t win over Tulia. Thr vlrlury kept the Bearcat* M firit place in the Mmourl \ alley Conference M M . Bradley Min Two other learn* with high na­ tional ranking* hut rm long strtaka alto poitrd important win* Hob­ day night. Sixth rankrd M irh tg li Sid Summrrfield of Mayfair llerreaiion Department of San Stale clung lo first plare In - tha Big Ten with an 66 17 rout over Inn and hi* trnni* caravan will fortl Wisctmiin a* Johnny Green led a Ilnv activity for the young pro lie in Sanford on Saturday for pie of Sanford i i tha result ol thr well • balanced attack with ‘ I I (hire action* cooperative efforti of Ihe Sanford point*. And eighth ranked Bradley 'the newly completed t r n n i * Recreation Department, Mayfair remained lied with St Foul* for court* in hurt Mellon Park will Inn. Sanford Trnni* Club, Sanford trcoml place in the Minouri V iU be used, along with the Sunlaml grade school*, and the Florida ley Conference with a 60 52 alelory over Wirhita as Hobby ..Jo* Estate* Court. Th» new court al Lawn I rnm* At cuciatinn. Curt Mellon Pack 1* equipped fur The put|Hi»e of the Caravan su­ Mason irurrd 20 point*. Tournament Hmr, target of all night play, and include * a new it it to tiimulatr Hie playing of court, barktinp* and hcl* tenmt and to give teaching tech these high ranking trim *, came a The tin t of the trnni* caravan mque* for group Inviruction for lltllr rioter with the announce­ lo Sanford i* *pon*ored by the beginner* One session will lie dr- ment that thr National lo rttatlM Florida Stale Hank of Sanford. voted to adult*, where advanced Tournament—at New York. March Ddham ami Tudor In e , and the instruction will be the feature. 12 21—hat sent " Iffle r*" to thee* 11 tram *—Button College. Dayton, --------------------------------------------------I The « aravan aenion* will tnrludr D tl’aul. Fordham, Holy Croyg, two Irrturr demonstration* at the Marquetle, Niagara. Oklahoma grammar *chool for fourth and City. I'ruvidrnte, St. Ronaventur*, fifth grade student*. A color flint, St. Franrl* (Pa l. St John'f. SL ‘The Trnni* Csravan," will lie Mary * (Calif.), Vlllanova and d*tvallahle for u*e at the grade fending champion Xavier of Ohio. school* prior to Felt 7. The (aravan uheduie Saturday morning, al Suntand Trnni* Court, 9 t i 12 Thi* tctt.cn will be devoted lo the presenta­ tion of the fundamental* of ten lu lled I’ rev* Inirmalinnal The Auburn Tlg^r* xml Allan mi, including Hie forehand drive, ta lonight for an attempt to make Hie hatkhaml drive 6ml the • Crorgla Tech the 2»th in their un­ lerve SAN DIEGO. Calif. ( U P i r — Saturday afternoon at the city broken xtring of basketball vic­ rourt*. Fort Mellon I’ark 2 1:30 Marly Furgol. a 41 yrar old golfer tim*. p m Thi* seiilon will lie devoted from Iwmnni, III., heeded ' for Tech has loti to Auburn once Hit* v«a von Hut that wa* nri the lo Ihe pmenlatlon of the fore­ Phoenix end more rumpeliUon ta­ Tigers' court, and the Engineer* hand. harkhand ami terse. The il* y after rapturing the 9) 0.00t figure to provide a hit more rnm material lo be given i* designed San Diego upen Sunday. iclltion before the hum* croud. for lietinnrri under 15 year* Furgol mm hi* firti tournament Auburn ba* won I I game* tin* Saturday evening, at thr rily travun and their unbeaten record court* Fort Mellon Dark 7 9 t* in five year* and he picked up extend* well into l*»t »ra*on A rn . under lights, thi* session will the S2,tuo first plare check in lo>* tonight not only wouhl mar be devoted to advanced fnstnre vesting one of Hie Until fields <4 that fine *rt of atatlitici, ll would lion for adults who are Interested the vtfnlrr tour. ... tumble thr I'lalntmcn out of first In improving their game The Furgol fired round* o( 70 71 64place In thr Souihrartern Cooler Slow Drveloper will be u*ed for 69 to win Ihe tourney by one rnrr standing* stroke snali sis vlrnkr with a 12hole total of 376— (ieorgia, meanwhile, will play tlu m le rp a r for the Million V al­ host to ti« homrtlale neinrti*. ley Country Club. There waa n Vlereer M ir Hulldog* lo t to thr five-day He for *eronH place I t Hi ii* ai vtaron. H a. earlier Ihi* 2.1 lietwren Mile Seuchak, Grp*, traaon and base been unaule to brat ihrm during Ihe entire len • Hlt'ACO ( l* r i *— Flre.l Notre sincer. N.Y : Bill Caiper. Apple lire al Athens of loach Red l.aw Darnr enach Terrv Itrrnnan Valley, Calif : Pave Ragan, Chatlanooga. Trim.; Joe Campbell, ion looked lodav to a new- career in Mivtl'vippi Stale Mliilvalppl investment banking He ssM the Knoxville, Tenn. end Bo MininVanderbilt anti I'eonettre tleleal roarlilnr busineit was too "pn ger, Odeiaa, lex etl Soo'Mra*lrtn Confrrrnee «p critaln " Furgol wa* trailing by two pi-nent* In action Monday night I frrl there I* a heller future strokes with only nine hole* ta go The Maroon* toyerl with Tulaor In liuvinr**," llrennan .aid *|(p wlrrn the frnnl running Souchak In Ihe tir*l half hut *iagetl a day r.ijhl I Hunk I ran rule nut fell apart, taking hoglri on tba •trong linith lo win 11*6. M in t limit as an i rrupalion III Ihe 12th, 14th and 11th hole*. Mein• •ippi wlilppeil laniltlana Slate 6n lime to lumr " 1while. Furgol moved nmoothly 69 Vanderbilt Itroke a Hirer Hirnnan aonminre*! he wtiuH along on thr atrength of aoma game luting alrrak with an 61 19 loin In April thr banking frini of very tine pulling. Ha knocked in 21-foot puttg on ihe !2ih (for a viriory over Alabama: and leno Goldman, Sarhi L I'onipany. ntee went on an oltrrmvr ram­ " I want In team all tin phntri brldif) and the tMh (for a par). page !■* mid I lot Ida. too 7u of the biisinets. * lie vauf "My Hub Karri*. Wlnaika, III., rama Teime»*re apparent I' ha* fouiul law liar kground thuuld help * hi with a final round of 6t for a pavlv in I lorida. Monday night lut " 216. good for 6900 And there wet only Ihe *ernnd time in Iwo *ra Hr*.in in trCeivrd a law degree a five way tie al 277 between Boh ton* lhal thr Volt have hit thr from Drl'aul 1 mver»i!y in 1933, Roiburg, Pain Alto, Calif.; Frad too mark—the fu»l being again*! lie had attended night r!a*ir* Hawkins, El Paso. T u , ; Doug Florida la*) tejinn. Krnnv Caul while working during Ihe day. Sander*. Miami Beach, Fla.; Bnb llrennan ta.J hr turned down Duslrn, Oswego, Ore , and Jaekia ler »*■ the heavy gun with 23 point* followed by big tiene Tor •i* coaching olfrr* to lake the Burke. Iloutlon, Te*. Faeh col­ , ••oldman. .Sachs Job lected 6714. m nholrn w iih 19 Blaik Accepts Job NOW is lho time to treat your -soil Furgol Wins, Pros Head For Phoenix. Brennan Accepts Investment Post I-UN DRIVE & FIND O U T AB O U T M R K B rS T lW B A U M A MAP-FULL OF MILES ON A POCKETFULL OF CHANGE H e irs finipuny on ihe tn n ip -w lih lun in rveiv gxsuvmg mile l'T hr Laik d rliv n * maraihon rmlragr v*nh |veak pet formatter (tom either to — the vpiritrd lix nr »ii|>er tf*pomive V-8 -o n tegular, loweo*t ga»)! 5o ea«v to drive, to turn, to p a il (ifitrc fret slimier than mmi rat* out«ide, Id Yachts Must Face Wind And Waves o g I equally room) (m * i \ iruidr). So *niatt in silling, tiili in apjmints menu, Itihurioiii in ujdioltttr) ami luiivhitig touche*. lle re 'i com* tnnn (fuse w ith flair and t p im -a new car idea )cu te going lo lo*t- And RACING Nightly (except Sun.) 8:10 P. M. lieauiiluljv eng inerted. Find out about it now. $1995 l i 'l t m t a * 'see it>si •**»" » s i i - l * * r # • **' eit-sa * I * , •***<*< #» P t ' l M g Matinee Wed. Cr S o t., 2 P. M. ★ SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY Ring Results • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collin*, Operator Sorry, No Minora HUNT'S r u n d r iv e th e L A R K to d a y a t Tuxedo Feed Store Cor. Sanford A Sanford Motor Co., "ml FA 2*21)21 Of I .ora led ft M II m South Sanford On Highway 17-92 m ill SANKORI) A VE. SANFORD, F IO R 1 U A V �# •* Legal Notice t»r»i i I ir m i h i t m ' HU D D O S K k D iir m tt m i m i t T 01 D IM IIO B i MKD. ru n r v ^ n ir . tu »r * C. PafindiM r n B « n r» , of i o a d m a a t i o r A ll) MtTirn o r t h i a i , - — THJ.; O : TA*** h a por h i or h no i i i-. *eVT i r tP« o r w i l o r i and e t k tr t n t l l l t i l i l t to h i r iln T O * a J(e i i k b r d t x o t i f i f - p (h o t ■ ( . 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BOrhotual rlaht of I n e r t * * and ^ 'r a rt J l l - l i Lot > t.r mack t a. n Rua* o ill'l Add. r t . Road, a o a r d Ina |a p la t th a ra e f rarardad I * P la t llo o k I p a ir I f Public fla c o r d i o f Pomlrala 1 ‘o u n lr. i', I . Ilolcnm po 'trot Padaral N a fln ro aod l o i n taaacla'lon n f Mamlnala County 'lid o C. Ilu m p h r o y aad Annlo 8 lum phrar ’* i t . Torntlnaon. n i a t r lr t Dlractor niarnal fla *o n tio ha/ t If * Io n ia 1. L o rd and Rabort W. Io n th th rrn M u r f f V J Lana Umlpala C o u n ty Trarl l l l - U l-o|a • atttl I llla r k C ». R HuaaaH a A d d lllan In Pi fiord a t e o /'llo a t<. clai tor.led In P la l R»ok t. aa aa I I . public raenrda of Pamlnola C ou nty- F lo rid a V. llo daaa Il f U i t L. l-urd and Rohart W. Lord -a lh ry a J lu r f f «l A. J. Lana or Clt» nf a a n fe rd Hamlnala C ou nty T ra rt ! l f ly-la I Ih r o u t h t in rlu aita Itlork I. A. n Itu ta a ll a A ddi­ tion m r a n Haad. a x o rd itia lo a la i ra c o rd M In I'la l Rook I. papa I I . puhllo ra­ rn rd t n f ham ln ala County, F lo rid . M ilitant It A t ary and Hraca F At f r y Hamlnala C o u n lr arraaa for tha purp-a* of t u r d * Ink tha alnrauld rlahta for nuhllc 11aa far mllllatr pufpota#. ^ T o u ara fu rl> * r n o tifla d th a t tf T r a n i t i - R * e u ht v# m r •h|iK tl«ii’* *>r d » f# i i ** { # tha U h l * * « f nrom ari* T(IU Mr* r*tv i\r*4 lo » * r \ # p f*** n ltff • il( n r ii* y • • th * addrtaa •In dMlpoatad. w ith } " a a fla r paraanal • i r v l t i a f thla lea t i l l " ton a a tfu a lv i i f tha o f aaralra. an a n a » a r tdantti * Ika p f ia a r t f I" • h le h you m ip h a v a aa In ta ra a t. i n l i n e M l natwra and a tta n t a f th a In a r m rlalm ad and i l a t i n e a ll ro jir L iiiiltin iM d a f# n # ti i* L ta k ln e of r « r prnparfv . F a lle n c - la aa rta an aaataar eh all Inti I . flin ch 1 a it Cu­ t o u t A d d itio n to y t fltad. a t f u r d ia i to plat r*rord»-t In Plat Book f, i-aa# puli. |l« rocor-la of Hainlnnla Coun­ ty. y in rld a Jofn It. J lc L a lla n and R ah. k M .L allan dark J a ffa . I t t i i t I . lo r d and R ohan M . lo rd k a th rrn M u r f f A. J. lA ln a Hamlnola C ou nty J. r . L in tb a r a a r and o t f t If m ar­ rlad " l # u a 'a u t h 'a r l l f 'o f tl'a Court aaid to haar th a a r lla n a n ! rix Iha Jud ratn p aa aatlan . * * d it l t u i * a e a lv a r o f a ll d t f a M ia | ah I f f Ilona not ao kraaanlad T a p ara fu rth a r n o tifla d that r a n k a ia aa oblaatleB a r dafanoa th a taklpa. ra n naar M n t o k *" a l a t lf l a a tto r o tr » nodlta at ip a a ro iu * d o ala n attp r Ik a nf ’ " t r t r lo w kla* ro n c la im to ha ■aaiad. ahd tk w a a tw r te a l rocal»a nallaa n r e lf * ” • ._ |« * k a lfa rtla a th a aald Pro- Traat f l l - C lyit * n f Rlnch I o f A ft ftuaaaM a A d d ltllo n y t flood aecnrdln* to plat Ih a rto f. racordad In fla t Book f. naH* t * . o f pul-llo racorda of ftamlnnla t'n u n ly . Florida W illiam P. W a rd and Marla M Ward J. T. L ln ab aru ar and » lf a If m arr ia l K ath ryn M u r f f and huaband. If marrlad A. J. l-att* and a l l * I f m arrlad Portia I . t^.rd and flo b a tt IV, Lord bamlnela C o u n lr g Voti art furthor hotlfltd (hot i tha trial af tha laeei of loot T rart m imaanaatlan, >•hathar a r nat »ou lA ia > and IJ P la /b I. ». ia aairtrad ar tarred a nallra It R w a n d a A dd lllan to yt. aaaaarinra. ran me* *'•**" * Raad. a r r o r d in a tn plal ralanea aa la tha amah at of tha cardad In P la l Hoak t. I*a ia amoatioa lo. ka aald far ika • I. public ra m rd u of hamlt r I" It wBleB ran hare aar' halo C ou nty. Florida >ad ra a a ta r a h ir a I p tha f A jV t t a f ih a a w a rd a f cema iiltaa itlap furthor noi ara rthar n otttlla l f l l dd that lh >* fu rtk t. -----fn f a a la laitifr tlfra d a man nnd a dam I f Wry. tha tha i r t111 «riOf IIha „ -are. lie I lu ll rompanaat u oi m i ofiF «n*filth far J f J Frad M. H m llh and B ra itU a H Hmlth M araaral F~ B oo a r and ffaoraa W Baaala I . l-n rd and R abart w . l-nrd K a th rrn M u r f f a. J. Id a * Hamlnala t o u n iy J r . L tn ab araar and o lfa . I f m a r­ rlad • dtaarthad aaarir oofata j n taa falia parrali af land haa ham far 11 M a X. on Monday. ir e a r r 1*. » • • • *" «*»• trwt Cleft Roam to tha Poo T rart j i i Rutldlo* at Otland*. riai |cua I. I and a nf B ln/k 1 nr A. B R u ra a lla Addition Ft K tad a rro rd in a lo r ia l lh ara af ra c c rd *d In In P lal Bonk | . p a aa ' I . Dublin r * . >o. tu t rorda o f Ham lnola County. T am a* t. K la rid a F lorid* til: W V, llo d a a a and Linda l.aa ia it Ihrnuah II Inclualta. llodara mock t. of Patrn Tarraca. nm F a d aral r n ln r t A lo r n Aaaorlatlnn o f Hamlnola t'o tim t Y 2 $ X .i° pTi* R d V l Jark J a ffa * an d o lfa . I f m arilad K tih ry n M u r f f and huaband. If *ar*V ‘ laailail *WCauntV. marrlad M lt ld t A U a t and w lfa . If m arrlad ■a t t R alunda a a d llo aa M. CityJ. of H an ford Hamlnola r n u n t r d f t lr a. .f hanfard Irtiala I . l-u rd and B u h rrt W. lend a ia *C a u a lr T r a d J fl lo la I and I Ifl-H k I * A u Itu a lill'a A ddition ta Ft. \ | a l ' | l thru t* Itdluatoo. Raad. a rc o rd ln a fn p.at ralack 1. of Palm Tirrato. rnrda-t In P la t BunV I, I ' / f inlord. Plot Ida. atoirdliia i t . awhile raro rd a nf Hamlla plat lharaaf racardad In nut# I'o u n lr . Florida Plal Book t P la n I t d M. M ary V ltV J r , M a rth a L Lana puhllo tarorda of lamlnalo A llr * Rakar. K lt lr a tlr a y and l'r*> Coumr. Ptarlda I l>m Katf It. aa i l r r l i i i i undar in * £ ubu | I ui C. Ralunda and R an M. w ill nf M a rt L a tin V u b d r r ta tt d a rlf* I I M c lr-n ia . ®**3."4An|al and wlfa. If narrtad tV’hary K alth and John K * 11 r> and tJItr a t laniard A lm rlia Mt l>»r>la a * h tlia t l lam of Harnutl l l - l x o t a : Atlantic Coaat f.lna B allraad CamPant 1*11» af H an ford H tm laalt C ounty !L.i5raV'taTi^V,VdlUa,. m n s w P i l l aw-o i Pukllo Racerda County, rta rld a Cta rant a L tVynn V" hamlnolo of and M ' . t .'T l.U and harah *rh a m a a A P 'llatn m V . C*»m»ton K llaahalii A nna Itllt T ru t j: i l o l l 1. I 1 « T and > Ulo<k • I. * * RuaiaM a td d lllo n to y „ n f t .* d . a r-erd tn a lo i-la t ra to rd a d In I'la l llook I i-aa* b* Mut-lii rainrda of t-fim n -l# t* o u n tt. Florid* R W laird and U tta la I- lr-rd Ina f I>a*n and Jo r P. tt ata-T lu tla ta In i r r n a lt- n a l In io to i* rnaoi Fund o f ih a Hlata of Florida Htmihola C o u n t* •Sail ff U o in t and J M l.aa tan Suth rj.rnar and N' n narnar Truatoia of Intarnlilaatl linarata* ynant Pua# of htata of Florida In t l t Padlrll M t m t i A lct|n T rart No n ; dtaancloitan of aaptlaola Countt. la in ’ and I lllo* k If . A U •amlnata Caualy R u ita ll a A d d llla n iP -ft R*«d a ro fird lo a lo pt«t t* C ftn m e rordad In P la l M-ak I, t * r • Lata I I I I . tl. J l and ?». *5 P u h llr fla -n rd a of Hami■inch I, P a lm . T a rra c a ^ a. nala C ounty Florida •cordiir la plat r fta r d a d In l. * Ic-rd an d Htaala t. fr-rd Vtat fa a k I . k i a t P I I la d M F tiaan and Joy P tt d in * • —■ n-'1- ---------T U puhllr la c o id a Samt. af T-uataa*. In ia m a l ln ir - > r t t t t n i nala Caaaty. F l a r i l a Pua* or tho P la n of r l-irida t l r l n c a 1. W ynn and Cttaabtik 1 Hamloat* I 'a u n t t r .. .(yan American Commie K . a | iffi-y wtssi In Service MOSCOW OJPIf-An American Communiil chilltnicd P rn itkn t Kticnhouyr Monday to match ITcmi«r N lkiU Khrumciwv’a claim that there are no political p rii onen in Runla. Addreniss Ike H it Commur.nl C onfreu. J im a i Jickion. le ire fir j' of the U.S. Communiil Na­ tional Committee, charged that many Commumtli 'are linguiihiog in Amerlcin ju li." " If Pretidenl Elienhower could »»>. a t Khruihchev did in hii re­ port, that In the United Statci there i i not a lingle politieal,prir ooer, then mmy le»der« of the Communlit and workcra1 mo\ement of the U.S A would be able to he preient here and irect the delegate! of the Congreit,*'. hr laid. Jackton then named many, Communiili who he laid ire be ing held priioncr. Jackaoa told the Contrcn, which returned thii morning aft-, cr a Sunday retell, thit the U S. CommuniH Party will find in Kh ruihchrv'i appeal for peace "a great puurce nf Iniptration and moral lupport." "We rommunliti of the U.S A. will not allow the Imperaliit rnerchan'.i of death to puih the Unitrd Slatea Into wnr, the only rrtu lt of which be our national dntrucllon," he added. Jackton ended bit Kngluh Ian guage apeech with the Kuttian wordi for "long lire peace, long lite communttm," Woman Replaces Husband In Jail INDIANAPOLIS. In.1. (U P ll - A mother of aevrn children traded placea with her huiband In Ma­ rion County Jail Sunday night under larm i of a joint aentrnre impoted on Ihe couple for con­ tempt of court Mra. Catherine llohhmi and her huiband. Perry, wrrr trnfenced by Juvenile Court Judge Harold Fielda In aprnd alternate weeka in jail for failing tn pay the Welfare Department IJI a week for aupport for their 12-yrar old wayward aon. The lenience waa handrd down li f t Wrdnraday and Robbini waa jatled until Sunday night when h ii wife entered a cell and hr wai freed for a week to reiumr hii job. The couple la tchedulrd to eachange placea behind bira neat Sunday night when Itobhina' work­ ing wtf« will be freed to return to her job for a week Firlda .aid Ihr Indeterminate Jail aentcncei would continue un­ til the Bobblm pay thr W rlfarr Department !2t a week plut SI,200 they already owe, or prove Ihey are unable to pay and ron tlnue to aupport thcmaelvea and their other ala chltdrrn. However, thr judge m d he had Information thr parenlt had a combined income of more than $•00 a month. Their Income did not Include anmr unemployment Insurance they aim had drawn, Fielda .aid Army PFC Bernard McKinney of Sanfort., recently participated with the Blh Diyiaioni *.’Slh In­ fantry in obaervanie of "friendahip day'1 in Baumholder, Ger­ many, honoring the \lilting aoctcr team and rily of fit tali of Ettelbruck, I-uiembourg. After an iniprcllon tour of Ihr infantry, the day waa highlighted by a aoccer game between the Mailing Ettelbruck tram and the 3th Infantry Lioni in which the hott tram waa tictorioua. McKinney, ton of Mr. and Mra Prince McKinney, Route i . la a truck driver In the Infantry'a Company D. The JOyear old aoldirr entered the Army in July 19ST and re rritrd baaic training at Fort Ri Iry, Kan. He arrired in Europe in January IB M . Army Pvt. Joaeph L. Lrporr. ion of Mr. and M fi. Joe Lrporr, 2JIJ Palmetto Ave,, recently ar­ rived In Germany and it now a member of the 6th Infantry. Impure, a rifleman in Ihe in fantry'a Company C in Berlin, en­ tered Ihe Army in September till, Thr It year-old aoldirr attended Seminole High School. Scotty'• Cattle in Death Val ley. Calif., waa built entirely with bolti and wooden pirn. Not a tin­ gle nail in it. Legal Notice 5 2 l« : <III V I I m i r i O M IIM . I* IW r i i r o r m i i *k ursiiMii.r* OawkJar , oc u « E 3 06 t. 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I i * * c i r i n i n a at m ; * o r n a r « f ln*.i I »if IVilrl* I.aW* Manor* •• i F kt > r i| f4 In f l a t H o o k I I . »*aaa T* P u b l i c l l i v o r d a o f »lt < 4 * un tt , Florida, t h a n e * r u n H uutlt a l o r . a K a i l Mh* o f *ai«l le*jt t ia f#a t t h a n r a U aa l l> *r« ll« K n e l h * N o r lit k n u i u l a r r e.F pegt l o n t> , T * p . 31 a . H i * ta >'. l a S3 f a a l lo w a ita rljr l ln a n f t n Id loot, t h t n r a N o r t h * * « i l * r l r a l o n a n ^ r t h t r l t l i n * »>f ••M Lot l u m f * * t i«» b * a i n n . I i ic . O W N IIll IIT i f>tk |'* fk I f uin»a, In c i F lu rM * to r* . Duration ai UJM T to H u r t a * • * r <■ > >r i j Fvl i n i«f f t u * ’ R # r . aitOt H ook 1ST l * a « • Zi* I* <»'U fin c o r d * o f II * rr I la i!o uit r i H orH i in f a * or i»f tllofla lluudiman. i,a%nt,Ki. Nt> : I t o i t l H i ) H i a tt o f M a y T h a t P * r t o f IdOta J : 3 t a n d t l o f J T a i r i t f« a k t II a nor * a * ra* * n f tj * il i n f l a t H o o k 11. P a a * * I, o u b l l * r # i » r i s n f H *m 1 n o l« « o ij n lv F lo rid a m ar* p * rit'u » f * r l r « lt i c r » b a d aa f o l i o * * , l o * * lit l l r c t ’ iiiiOR a t a p o i n t t ft ".4 f * * t N orth u t |fi» H M a o m a r **f t ■t 3 * i f plal ttf P r o m t U k * M a tt u r * »• rc to rd H in P lat l lo o k I I l*«a« <4 P tl - l l c p.«* * # r-l* .f Mniiimta pounli Flor* Ida t h * n c * ru t* N o r t h i * f * r * . ^ t < U I I d l t f j - k * f*F t io p n f * lu r t i to 1 1*• loft h « * t n a a r a d i t i i o f 1*3 ? l f o * l . w i t h a to h lra l a n f!* u* f li'H lift a liiiia n r tr o f | a | J i f* * t to P T o f »■ i*i c u r t # b a |t1 p. T f * p A ftf r li t« r* n * r o f lent 31 off « « H n ta t • *#k P a r k M o m r a , 1*4. M « j M ic k or * f,ana •Mrlafido, F l a r l d a Pat*. • 11 No J No. : tl* if* iT a u k a TIM# Mu m #i I ’t t t o l i . M i r h i s a n P*rcil N o. 3 l l n r r l t I'ta n k a S IM # flu ** * % l u i r u l l , M M h l g m P a r c # l No T T \ h l . S O T U K T h a t • l*#r!ara tir>n of T a k l n s h i t i*«#n f • i • <| i n *hs%# a t * l t d i h u m la* i h * |*# lit'o n tr . t h i a c u u lrlo c a u th o r h * nf t 'F t # trrnraadioa*. th# l a k n * o f , l h # a b n i o « l # i c r i h * d laod a. f o r t h * I n u r o o t i »#t f o r t h In th a P # t | | i o n l «h i * * * « ■ • , M i %■ r i a M u f * i n f o r a i o r t l o n #»f M o u t h M lr a« t. H t m l . rtnl# t ' o u n f v . F l o r i d a a n d t h a t n n * o f lh # J i i d s * « o f t h # ( ' ( f r u i t I ' s u r t •»a iha Ninth Judiriai (Trcuii of F l o r i d a , m i l l o n ( h i 14th d a * o f Ja n u t r ». A IV 1)14 • ( 11 M ,. ,1 # c k In 'Hi*- f p r t n a d n i h a r t o f , no C i r t l l t l ('our* rkanibara In M#m1<n<alt rniintt t'aurllioui# . at Pan ford. Florida. 1 u n d e r a a l d P i c l a r a t Io n o f T t k l h # a n o o l n i a o o r a i i a r # a n d n a k# i u c h o r d t r aa t h # ( V i u r t d t# n *» r*rc*otr, Fit Oi F l i t a I n l h # n y 11 an d a l l mar* lit* i n ( t r # i l # d in a* ■o p r i r a n d h t h # a id a l Ih a l im a and fdar# d t a lc ■•fad. Tou . a n d a a c h o f r»»o. a r * haea hv *oitim a#d#d tn ar*p # *r h r f l l i n t an a na m a r i n i h a P # i l i l o n h t r * i n f n r a tlt#4 In Ihia ,<UM m Ika anilila4 nurl on or l-ffnr* Iha tlh <l»* nf A. tv. what * *ahrwarrr, " • • • * * » *A| •'* Ill* I f t f ,, to | F |ikon fH** w n* V rta k l (Ilia . In taraai. or lia a i *„,■ ar a n r a f *o u . h a .a In an4 lo t n * of Iha a b o .a da«rrtt.ad land# and ahaw cauaa whv th * *#ma ahauld n i l ha la k a n fa r tha u * * i and o u rnraaa aal la r lk la ik a r a tltla k Ilia d harain W IT X K M m i ha"d a»d Ih ia a a tl nf o i l C aw rt on ih ia lla v d *v o f Baeamhar. A P. t t l t . IV T ■anv o o R iT O S A yao rv A 7 * t a x r BDIT OV <yoMY 1 IN I MANCHESTER, England (U P ll Cheat eaaea aggravated by tail thfiti* Poulh* •atariv aianv werk’a amng rrowdrd four tuvapn i k « K a a t a r i r l i n t o f 1,0 t i 11 ala here today, forcing them tn and I I o f • * I -t r i a l « dt9> a n r a of i f i i : f r * t to in# r r d o ir iheir doori tn all hut emero f * r u in , a I* f t ha t i n a a ra drill a grnry raaev o f \ * 1**1 , l h * n r # IT .11 f * « | t n IH* o'o* ♦ afou'l htf I11* rnrifi'#- of The hoepital caan were a erim l*ot 33 o f «ald m i l l - f/ian* • reminder of thr Iwn daya lait a V IV if i t * r t ) o n a t « n a N o r t h * * r h l i n t o f !a«t 3 a* • d ' l l a o r * week during whirh thr country of 11**3 f # t t t h * n r t W r i t 1 * 1 1 waa blanketed with a aoupy fog f# * t a D i r t o f last I f , t o p a i n * of h fA irtn in g In m g part »f that diarupted Iranaportalion and I nt« 1J. 12 i n | 31 filled the air with Ihr woral aniug U W M . l i VIV : <»»i P a r k l l o i n t i I n e , a l l p r * that haa amolherrd Uvndon ainrr i d * f n r p r f i f i «n , a * i n L o t i J l t9.v? »o*l 31, a* I o w n t d !i% l l u r r i * P itn k A a n d H t U i P ia n k a . h la The weatherman predicted aun **ifr « • tu L o l t f . ahrne early Ihia week for nvovt BUBJPd T T«» M >rttfa i t r # a * r i f * d In n f f i c i a t arcaa of Britain, but in Manrhr*t f ; •- n r d i H o o k 113 P* ■• | « l . huMIc f # *r»t* i*f h f r n l n v l # r r lioapital officiate aaid o ily urf'nun!** Florida in fim r of grnl medical or aurgical caara I T F»t I f t l i n l M a t i n s * a n d t , o a « 1 •»«,»' l a l I n n o f U r l a o d % O r i s coulil l-r admitted became nf thr ilv Florida *■ lo loot 3] jammet warda P i r n r « d * r i 1 Ma%i n e * a n d L ^ a n 1 •!«>< l i t l u n o f l i H a o d o "Prnplr atrrady aulfermg (rum I ! * M o ut h C u d r I I t f # r t bronchitiv were aeverely alfecti * r Iia o d o F I o f Ida P a r t # I No* 3 tils Fla Oiio-tifitait rd." ihe medical auperjntrndrnt 3291 l l k k n r r loan# of the Crumpaall hoapital aaid. • • f l i t l • F l o r i d a P a r r i l Ns. 1 2 r tio n i * r cou e z ro a s i ’.G - l o h 't t a «rr v f r v g i g y j r M \ t l l J I I I H - I M * I M l. < i i i n r t i i k m n ; o r ♦ m in m i % i% i m i rim >t;tmoi<»: IN Smog Victims Fill Britain Hospitals &A*hsafets. *6 #r Beuib**ar 'a "f ■*«<*week W *1 MaiUaaak W- iaa- W rraU f i __ • | ___i fl , fa n fn rft News O f M en 04478771 la n ra a A. I f a f f t i l and M a r h ir a i A. T rart ; i> d A ffatt l/t ia b t h r o u |h I. la r lu m a fnam aa a w ik a a ■Hot k i t A V kuna' i a V. C n n a ito tt Addition lo r o n Paad < tan aad J p l 4 « M I I • rd lr ti in plat racor.ttd tC A a r n tr tuth ftarpar and K. O. iT t t Book I. Paaa yi public rmTaala fCounty ra/orda o f Hamlnla Count t . Florida Tract :*i Klmar b ltvara and Ruak k .t ir r a A ll lola In lllo . k t. a ir a o t T r u lU te In ia m a l In * . >..,*ni I n i I I of Talm T a rr a r a . h an. I :8V of Ih a P ta ia of rio rid * ford. Ptarlda. i r t o r t i n t tn lammed* C ou nty n lai lharaaf rara rd ad In P lat Book I aaaaa I t and I I . T r a ti fla Puhllo Jiartrda a r ham lnala M ia i an d l. in - k l - < n C ounlr. n o rld a n u a ia ll'a A ddllltm lo f o r t flp o ra a A H a ffa tt and M a rs a ra t n**d a r ro rd in a lo i-lal t | i M a tfa tl i ardtd In P lat Hook 1 n*aa fftto m a a A n i l tea * t. public r t i - i d i Of Ht.ninol* PfL V. Carina tan County. 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In ia m a l Im arm am ant H u n t# *a n i llu n ta r, aod N a ltla A Fund of ih o P ra ia a f Florida W t l * * 1' C au nl* A tla n tic Coaat Lina R ailro a d C eraHamlnala C o u n ty n in e jM »af l.- ) * l- k tl t ' . t ) - * r it) w td o n , l/o t i I I It . t t . J l. J | and T r a il i l l Annla i \ * ta r l* * th a r . * ia . Black I . Palm Y tr r a r a . l-nta I an d 1 Itlork I f 4 K laa n o r *' R u**alt accordlnr lo a la i racordad in B liu a ta ll a A ddlllan In F* rt Jnd»r t ‘a*"*ta t). II V t ’ain aft-n P la t Book < aaaaa I I and R t*d a ic o rd ln a lo plal raI ’l r r v F a t-tar,- t* A tr*n e r H t'*t*). •■f lab ile raoorda o f l i t t i l m rdod In F la t B -nk I, naaa • ron. an tin.n ie it in t , aa t a t r a al . . aalu ro u n ij F lo rid a » l P u b lic liaro rr'a af Hamltaw or J - * la m tlo n . d « r*a a *d . ■ a t a r i I . W ilia m and V ira ln la nala f'o u n fy . 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F I-O B IP A K. . ' l a v a l l k i Jr O n illlr A rtn r» a » , Baaalkola C e u a lr / l M A V t TO B U Z Z v OPFS iBVC_ FJO _ __s e n .* 1 i *" f - _ ! t z z r io o . , y GUESSWJJOf w u sss w k o ? - / i J l. — W lN G E Y W A L L A C E 5 V BC-OSIu TJ A '.eev ooo3 V . O o k . *,"T c o ' j j l .'J c 'A ^szasA M tss." jIS p *? rS I : 4 A i \\v > �to n - Dust Catchers Can Become 'M one y Catchers' If You Use A n C LA SSIFIED INDEX • -L O S T AND FOUND t-FOR RENT 8kr Bsofarft f e r t if t T u e i.. Feb. 3. 1959— P ig * 7 a-OST-LKASE Big Sal* Ob L a ri* 2 bedroom unfurnnhcd apt. f L I —LOST AND r O l’ND Fla. room, til'd bath. I TOO M a| E verything. Furniture C«nler. • 2 -F O U RENT IA H .A .D A T nolu Avr. STO. mo. FA 2-3931. f 2 A—ROOM A BOARD LOST: Man's glaitea in brown 3 and 4 bedroom houiei and rate. Ptnecreit or 24th. SI 3UE.ACH RENTALS imali apartment. area Call FA 2 4992. JRE 4— W ANTED TO RE.VI ROSA L. PAYTON. Broker WARD. A—REAL ESTATE TOR SALE Phona FA 21301 6-F .A IIM S . ACREAGE • W EI.Ak A APARTMENTS: r**m» GROVES rrlvat* bath*. 114 W. F im St. L T -R E A L ESTATE WANTED 2 brdroom cement blork hmne. •-M IS C E L L A N E O U S January 2* unlurnuhrd. FA 2 40)0. * O-FLOWF.RS • PLANTS Admlai lona e SHRUBS Brautilull)' (urnlthed r o o m . Robert Carmlcbatl 1#—OFFICE EQUIPMENT FA 2-2)04. U 'auelherr)) * 11-A C TO M O niLE S . Colonial 2 *tory bom* FA 2 7404 Rilph T. Spnitj (Benton , TRAILERS Furn. Apt. Ph. FA 2 » o . Junction) I I —BOATS * MOTORS IT —FARM SUPPLIES * lloracr Walkrr (Lockhart* : —* o k r $:Vt --------------------------MACHINERY Either Houie (Oviedo) 14— PETS . LIVESTOCK . Elizabeth William* (Sanford) Clran downstair* furnhhed opt oil heat. I l l Park. SUPPLIES H a Fraticr (Sanfordi }L—ARTICLES WANTED Birth* 4 Room cottage. newly painted. 15— PLACES TO EAT Baby boy to Willi* J. and Paola. FA 2 3729. ' • IT—REALTY PARLORS Currie Retd 11-F E M A L E HELP WANTED D m h arrn Large twin bedroom, pm ate en Martha Reed and baby boy trance, private bath. Phone 1*—MALE H ELP WANTED i-Sanford i EA 2 iToa. I t —MALE OR FEMALE Annie Lee Chapman (Sanford) I I —WORK W ANTED Harold Marshall (Sanford) To Lrl—four room houae. garage, l UWi W' — v— i u. 22—BUSINESS January 2> atoragr. Rivrrvicwr A Narciiaut OPPORTUNITIES Admitiioaa Avr. FA 2 3070. 21—SPEClAl SERVICES •H e r s comes H t r r v now ." Suiir Wainwright 1.Sanford! 21—PIANO SERVICES 14A-BUILDLNG CONTRACTORSEthel Shivelhood iDeRarvi 3 BEDROOM kitchen equipped. NEAL ESTATE FOR RALE R E»L ESTATE FOR SALE Dorothy Ilernoiky iSanford! MO monthly. Si. John a Realty, 11—ELECTRICAL SOUTH PINECREST: 3 bedroom Mary Church (Sanford) FA 2I1Z3. ft CONTRACTORS homr. I 1a bath*. Low down llirtha M -A -B U IL D IN G . REPAIRS. pivmenl. M7 month 117 W. 2i-H BUILDING SUPPLIES Baby bo) to Mr. and Mra. HOUSE in the country on lake Woodlend Pr FA 2 2*34. Phone FA 2431* IT—NOTICE • PERSONALS Edward J. W'auinghl iSanford) 15— ARTICLES FOR SALE Diacharira Thta la a free paaa to the Rat IF IT IS R K A L E S T A T E IS—FU R N IT U R E A Harbara Hoaack (Sanford: Theatre for Becky Ricker. Eap «*k Crumley S Montaith HOUSEHOLD * ftosu Lee Kniiht (Sanford! dale Feb. lTlh. ai 117 South Park Pk. FA 2 4494 Mary Gamboa (Sanford! Hetty Mavon (Sanford) 2-UEDHOOM houie IT) per W. H. -m il- S T E M P K R Ag*wey Mr*. Joseph Hartnett and month. Ph. FA 2TM4. Realtor A Imorcr baby buy (SanfordI A»*oe. Laura B Oiler, H. E. Taffar Mra. Phillip Simpaon and 1 HLDROOM houie newly rcfln Arlelt Prtee. Everett Harper baby etrl (Sanfordi Dhcd, 4(0 W. Jrd. Adult*, no Phone FA 2 4991 111 N. Perk Mra. John Crtm and baby pet* Ctrl ( Sanford l 3 n rn n o o M — 2 b a t h h o m e LONDON ( U P II- A ihrrt of oil Mra. John Crim and baby Furnished collage for rent at 3 Beautiful, spacious on three lot*. girl (Oitren) floated ilowrly down the Thamci Point*. Call FA 1-14*7. Double carportr. Kitchen equip Woodrow Lcmaitcr (Apopka) today, bringing the threat of fire ped. Ventral heat and air con Clean nicely furnithed apartment January 2* and deitniction to doitm of anililioned. Hardwood floor* ta319 Elm Ave. FA 2-7157. Admltalon* crpt Florida Room which i* rient K niliih v»Ua*e» limns the Gloria Opgcnorth (Sanford) cork tile. Fireplarr. Plus boat J BEDROOM hmiie, e l e c t r i c liver. Ophelia Bennett (San(ord) port. THIS IS THE BEST BUY kitchen, femed yard, plenty of Firr brigade* manned the bank* Inet Green (Sanfordi IN SANFORD room. JTO monthly. Adjacent to Homes D esigned F o r Dcnnix Wrrnn |Sanford i f t of the Thame* and official* Ravenna Park. FA 3TS4J or F lo rid a L iv ins. Clarice Lingard iSanford) warned a ia in it throwing lighted FA 2 6no7 *f(er 4 p. m. 3 1 4 Bedrooms— 1 1 2 Bsths 3 BEDROOM - I BATH HOME Dorothy Katnc* (Sanford) Corner lot. Kitchen Equipped. matche* or cigarel* into the oil Marvin ta r Holt ISanford) 3-ROOM furnithed apartment, Very good financing. Down pay­ which neaped Sunday from a Joyce Furtaon (Sanford) downturn*, Include* light* ind ment only Sewju damaged pipe in Ihe Kennrt Canal Jam ri Edward Gut iSanfnrdi hot water Share bathroom. S3) Hlrth* monthly. Ph FA 2 2341 2 BEDROOM — I BATH HOME at Dccnham. Exceptionally nice home on Twin bo>a to Mr. and Mr* 'The Huff w i i »o mflanimablr MAYFAIR SECTION- 2 bedroom •haded corner lot. Femed yard. Michael Orr (Sanfordi that a lighted match could hate furniihed houie. air ronditioner Fairly prierd. Nice section. Raby girl to Mr. and Mra. •rt Ihe river ablate from bunk to deep freer*, automatic waiher. Larry Opgcnorth (Sanford) hank." one Thamei comer* ancy FA 2,1334. 3 BEDROOM PINECREST Home. Raby boy to Mr. and Mra. board member reported. h Fenced yard I I .000 dawn Move Chirltv Green (Sanford) The oil trapped hundred* of 2 BEDROOM furniihed houie outin in 3 minute* Raby .gtrl to Mr. and Mra. white *wran*. mallard* *nd other Im m ediato Occupancy *idt city. MO month Edward F bird* *lon( tho river »nd official* Thomaa Greenleaf (Sanford) IV * G u a ra n te e Personal l.anr. Ph. FA 2 2W1 or feired many would dir of Marva Raby bo/ to Mr. and Mra. S atisfactio n o r Y o u r FA 2 394*. W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR lion before they were reirued. Wrndrll Powell (Sanford) M oney C h eerfu lly F.lir. Meihvln—Velma Gonraler, Tha Royal Society foe the Pre­ Raby girl to Mr and Mr>. Carl S -R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE R efunded. Adelaide II )ln*e» — Aitoclatei. vention of Cruelty to animali re*Tcgfeldt (Sanford! I*ul Park Ave FA 2 3232 curd doicna of bird* Ihut fur, takDischarge* Inf them to clinica lo be cleaned Clifford Proctor iSanford) LAKEFRONT—Beautiful furnuh and fed. Cindy Weaaon (Geneva) ed 2 bedroom concrete block RSPCA worker* raid they found Ceeila Drmera (Sanford) home FA 2 l» 4 the birdf, *omr of them the pride 2 Bedrooms Darren Barger (Sanford) f t nf ihe Thame* vUlaeet. tick, 14 ROOM houie, need* tome re F lo rid a Room tatp in i and overcome by Ihe pain. On 2 Iota, dote in. Sacri­ — r.H .A . — deedly fume*, their fe*thert clog­ fice. term*. FA 2 23(1 Cor. Ilw y. 17-92 * 27th HI. ged with the grimy oil. I'hon* FA 2-1501 THERE IS NO PLACE RSPCA Chief Impcctor Erne»t 2414 ORANGE ANY P U C E LIKE THIS P U C K Temple »aid. " It will take two or _ / * *. E l three day a to round up all the V j T O U p A J C lS T N O m C Tbt* two bedroom horn* with TO I IND SL'CII BARGAINS (In c lu d s c Cion in s ) awan* in trouble." Elorid* Room, Kitchen equipSO The annual weed control confer­ " It ia impoiaihle to aay how ence vva* held In Sanford TTiur* menl ran he purchased foe oniv THIS M l.s f HE THE PLACE many imallcr bird* may be l>ng 444UUU! with term* Eacluilve COME SEE US day and Friday. on the banka, dying of alarvation luting. University of Florida Reirarrh became they can't move," another ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor No I - 2 Bedroom. 2 Hath home and Kxtrniion workrr* from all aociely official »*td. "We are hop over thr atatr attended the ae* Raymond l.undquitl. A**oc. °n 3 D ie . Mavlair area rom Ing that tome of the oil will FA 2 39)1 Atlantic Hank Bldg. plrlrly furnithed. lll.Orm aion. • Block* Wait Of Freneb •taporate." I>r. J. R. Reckrnhach. dirertor No 2—3 Bedroom*. 2 Bath*, f lor Avenue an 10th Street. LOTS FOR SALE Large 62 al l ® of lh* Ktperimrnlil Station ayatrm Ida Boom. Central Air Condi MODEL OPEN DAILY Good land, rlrarrd. *nmr land throughout thr atatr. apekr to Boning and Healing. Oak Floor*, scaping Ca*h or «mall payment WICHITA. Kan (UPD - The Ihe group Friday morning. The nu.II in flange and Oven. Ilv i down, halanre $24 per month 110.'IK SKKKKKS National B*«ehall Congreia an­ conference concluded with a tour hie Carport on 3 Loti. $27 3nn nounced today that the Greater of weed control plota at the Ex Beautiful 3 DB. I extra large Hie .. 1 ** xi„«,„, . , , „ , x.ib k___ , . . . . . . B°* 4* I akr vionroe q0 j _ j Bedroom*. 2 Bath* Ala* tang Island Umpire A*»oclition of periment Station farm In Zell bath home illuated on large lot Phone FA 2 M U fair Srellur., Built in Range and wood. New York hat Iwrn ivtued a in second addition of Pmeereit Oven. Terrarro Floor*, Carpurl During thr husinrt* antion. rhartrr in It* I®)* National A*»oSpacious living room, equipped Room home, hardworal Hour*, S23.000 nation of Umpire* S»m Su*»er thr group formally adopted (he kitchen, lovely terrano floors kltchtn rleclrie, apace heal, nf Elu»hmg. N Y . i« prnldent of name n( Univeriity of Florida O ttrtlied carporte and utility sir conditioned Inqmre 711 No 4—3 Bedroom*. J Ralii* I I. r AVecd Control Work*hop l)r Wal the Iv:ng Dlan-I group tda Room. Kitchen equipped Mellonville r»om Only I I Ho down and pa* ter Rci.dder wai rhairman for In. hiding Dull Waiher Diipm menu let* than rrnl. Terms on thr Sanford mrrling lie it •**<> 3 Bit home I ’ j milr* from my all and AuBunalle Waiher. I Hi down payment if ileurrd. Ini ciate hnrticuliuritl at lh* atation limit*, double carporte. I arte It on m rr 81. $16 77) mediate pottrttion. here. land 42<J(lU down Total prue Yh* neat meeting will be held , . . . III.ODO Ph. FA 2 279* No 4—3 lledroonu I Haiti on lively country homrtdr about 3 -------------------in Belle Gladr Da lavl*. May lie purchased mile* . South of Sanford Thlt 3 BEDROOM home — r » bath* furnished if denrrd tivonn '.VO ft x 210 f|. I» t la high — electric equipped kitchen Unfurnuhrd and dry with many nice shade fenced yard — H IA financed irrei Total prire S2<ju>* or $vai Pay onl.v $U1W' equity and a* v» 4—2 ItrdriMiin*. I Haiti. Eire down and $2) monthly payment ,,"T,r P»yment» 3100 I’aik .Air Range and W a t e r Healer OWNER. $9.7)0 00 WASHINGTON (UPD - Ewan Clagur. commlaaioner of labor If yeu cannot find your kind of j pf, (jg hom e, screen porrh, kit No 7—2 Redrooma, I bath. Oak A Q U IE T COMMUNITY tlatistic*. predict* that unemploy­ houae luted for tale why not then equipped, amall down pay Floor*, tarpon on 2 lad*. Near Coif Course tome in and talk it over with ment will not drop back to it* menl. FHA linantrd $37 a $9 100. pre receulon level until the end u* month. Large nicely landiraprd of lhi« year. lot. Venetian blind* Call (olby \o a_2 Bedroom*. I Bath, Kit Clagur alto predicted Sunday I A 2 1U4 cat. CM I lo 4 p m rben Equipped, 99 234 HERBERT STKNITRON there would be a "lubitantial in altar 4 TA 2 0U7 Realtor No. 9—2 Bedroom*. 1 Baih. Flnr crease" in per*on*l inrome in LYNN RI8NER Lovely 2 RR masonry home Ida Boom. D * Loti, $9.00000 19)9 lie laid lower prire* for I.OTTIE BROADWAY nicely furnished, in a quiet, ru meal, especially purk. and poa No. 10—2 Brdrmim*. I llalh. I ' i KEN TORBKTT ral peaceful *g|ting. • M O D E R A TE LY PRICED aibly lower price* for fruits and Loti, Kitchen Equipped. $8.V*i A»a*clalrt Large icreeiud porrh ratlly vegrlablc* might bold the ro il of I I I N. Park Ph. FA 1 242* converted Into a third bedroom Ng Bfdroomi , B jlh . K l living itcady. The nearly half acre allow • amAddrtuing th* convention of the tra Large ta t, Kitrhen Equipp •pace for an additional beauti­ Potato Chip lntlltut*, the commii ed. 11.240 00 ful building lot. Several large aioner said, "employment wll bearing ritru t Ir r ti. No. 12—2 targe tale, ta<h Arbor continue to gain a* builnris re Owner will finance. C«l! tu for 4)7 ft, frontage on etreci. nin covcry proceed* but . . . unem­ app«iotmtot. Eaduiivc with mag back to Lake f7.30o ployment will not be reduced to proipenty level* until the end of FARMER'S AGENCY No 13— I Unit Apartment llmur. th* year." N. V. Farmer. Realtor Furnished $19,400. D. »L Whlt*a*re. Aim c . 14—2 Bedroom, Country l i t S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 No. home, furnished, 34.750. After h*uri FA I N I I or FA 2 4121 EAST LANSING, Mich. - ( U P D Hospital Notes SUNLAND Estates & •Towns Threatened • By 'River Of Oil' South PIN EC REST 3rd Addition. VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low A $100 Seminole Realty COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Weed Conference Held In Sanford; ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. $ 2 8 0 00 *8 2 8 0 .00 only $57.50 monthly (iroup Gets Charter R A V EN N A PARK Official Predicts High Job Level Stcn.slrom Realty Quality Homes Low Down Payment Monthly Paymenta Leas Than Rent Buy Now * Choose Your Own Tile Add A Sharp Note And Paint Colora Ctwddar chant may b* mild, Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc. 211 Weal 2)lh Slreet Phoa* FA 2 I I I ) 1 m*dium or (harp flavored. Th* shar­ per flavored ch**Mt ar* aged for longer period* of dm*, lay food! •pecialut* at Michigan Slate Unixcr*lty. Sharp (hrrtct combine well with bland flavored food to make laity main dithe*. Shredded Ched­ dar ia a pirating addition to tot* ed aaladi. Inexpensive W ant S—RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE 124-PIANO SERVICC 2 b r . CB home, electric kitchen Bab) sit or iron. FA 2 792* equipment, til* bath, jalousie window*, utility r n t, landscap­ Work wanted a* porter, janitor or dlthwiiher. 7nrt Bay Avr ed lawn, large brick Bar B Q .vto ft. from Naval Bate. $4,900. Painting \ ! FA T9.X FA 2-3479. Ironing. 10c A 13c. FA 2-7241. 1 STORY frame colonial ityle in my h o me home. 3 large bedrooms with Do laundry FA 2 3W . large rlotelt, 2'v hath*, living room with fireplace, dmins room, butler*, pantry, kitchen, £L ^R um iM 2__0££o riu rilt^ den. reception room and three NEW -COUNTER TYPE MODEL porch**: garage and rarportf. ASSURES SECURE FUTURE! located on 2 large corner lots Earn up lo 13uo Monthly Good potentisl for in«e*tment Spare Time or Incomr. Priced *t $13,000. SERVICE ROUTE OF THE MAR Shown by *ppointment only. KF.TS NEWEST. MOST CON VENT ENT, CIGARETTE UNITS Man or Woman Part Time No Selling or soliciting. l i t K. Park Ave. I ’b. F a 2 4123 BUSINESS ESTABLISHED FOR YOU ROSA I.. P A Y T O N Inrome Start* Immediately Rfgtatered Real F.itate HroVar I I .(*0 la 42.9*0 Cath Requited Ph. FA M I 0 1 - I T SI at Hiawatha Pirate don’t wa*tc our time un let* you hate thr nrrrttary FOR thr economy minded—3 bed capital and are sincerely In room CH home. porch carporte. Irrrttrd in expanding We fin­ utility room*, equipped kitchen. ance rxpantlon. Full lime po* My equity and take up remain •ibihtir* if fully qualified and Ing VA lo*n. Ideal for children, able to take over at oner located on non through meet Write briefly about yourself *nd Phone FA 2 4393 Include phone number for per »unal interview. PAY ca»h tor land on road. Witt. linx l i t Xtmnespnlu I". Xlmnrtota Eronnmou Seyholri Rldg . M i­ sola ami. M —SPECIAL SERVICES l'A O U —III acre* cleared excel­ PUMPS - SPRINKLER lent grove land with 3 room SYSTEMS houae partly furnithed M.jon tnitalled Will carry «ome balance. All type* and » u *i "Do It Vourtelf" FA 2 3729 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E MAJOR BROWN REALTY Machine and Supply Co. Realtor 2u? W. 2nd St. I'h. FA 2 4432 L IK E MANY Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 1944 HEATING Awsiy Cmmfmmp St. II . II. P O P E CO. 2 Large brdroom block home 299 S. Park ----- FA X 4U4 Florida room, carporte, wood door*, automatic heel, large fa s p i n a I. N B jt V f r n lit Ing area, panelled dinette F'ruit tree* and lake privilege*. 112,oon. email down payment. FA 2 <030. M i. Simon, Goodhart W indshield Hark Glaaa ltd . Lake Mary. Door Gla.iu A ent (H i m 2 BEDROOM h-m r. FHA financed S K R V IC H *37 00 mo. Phone F.A 2 1*70. S enkan k (ilaiiw and I ’ainl Co. I I M t l W. Ind SI. Ph. FA 2.4121 *-rL O W E R *. PlJkNTB WELL D K II.LI.M i Uairbankt Mora* Pump* GRAPEV1U.K NURSERY Repairs In all makr* H E A IT IF U I. HOLLY HOW ARD AV. LONG All kind* and lire* Grape*ill* Avr. FA 2 0*M *1? E. Commcrrial Ah I’hon* FA >243) Mai Ion Market C A B B A G E PLANTS for tale. Tred Thurs­ T*levmen Tul<ea Taaled Fr**. ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP ton. FA 2)990. A t The Sign Of The Totem Pol*. 2117 S French At*. F'lotal Arrangement* — Uontge*. SANFORD FLOAAT.H SHOP Quick l.aundromat Btrvlct FA 2 1122 or FA ^0770 Bhirt* Finiihrd In 4* Hour* Sanitone Dry Cleanlne WOODRUFF'S E J4lh St. Fnodmart Bid,-. I art 1 A Garden Center SOI TMSIDF I AlINDROMAT ANNUALS L.NV EI.OPI.S, l ettrrliejil*. state401 Celery A»*. mrnlt, invoicrs, hand hill*, and II —Al.TuMOttll.ES—TRAP.) R.H piogrami. r ir . Progretdve Priming Cn. Phone r A 2 29)1 — 3.7 Pl.VMOl fit 4 dr. R ill. 4)00 30* AAeit l)ih St. EA 2 14*4 before U p m. 3* BEL AIR Sport* loupe, RAH. B O LUW A Y. Ilotpitgl and Baby Bed*. Day, Week or Month— power RAS. low m iln g r, one Tel. FA 2-4191. Furnitur* Center owner. Will tr*d r for ownrr* II * Weit F lrit St. equity' and take up payment* (a ll FA Furniture Moving K Morale C. E. M ill LIPS, Agenl CHRYSLER Windsor, l»3*. 4 door WASHBURN VAN LINES xdtn. power steering, puth hut FA 2 1991 ton drive, low mileage. Car in lino French Axe. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. I„ HARMON Ph. FA 2 422) After 4 00 p . m 21 A HUM.PING t OXTRACrORR For carpentry, painting, screen­ ing. roofing, and pla*t«r repair, a'pbalt til*, acbtttof aiding, masonry or wood »trpi, Dialing an j repairing garages and wtreking cal] F.A 2 toil). »*— e l e c t r ic a l s e r v ic e s VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS I’arta for all makes of rleanera; Electrolux, Hoover. Kirby. *tr. Ere* pirlt-up. Work guaranteed. F*A 2-470. Iloute Wiring — Electric Service Sid Alhlrn B AND ALL ELECTRIC Co, I I I Magnolia FA I-OflJ ** A— B U L M *U **F A J *8 - p a in t i n g FIJXJR landing and finiahlig Cleaning, w a g i n g . Serrlig Semmola County tinea I92J. J L _ M Gl.a.on Lak. Mar> U-iild lo your plans. .*? Reniodrlinr and Addition* DON L IK E Phono FA 2-SJ24 Tbl* it * fie* pan to th e . Theatre for Diane Upcey. T!»p dale Feb I7ih. -k I.M l'L 'IllA I, U K C O ItA T O R flf painting nnd p-vparlng FA 2 )71(1 or F.A 2-7BIO » aft* f«*r.lt*. PAINTING Will paint average block boui*, trim Included for $12400. *BjM grade paint and 1st. data workv manthip Average room* 1111)0, laluir only. Rrlerencei furnUh* rd. Call FA 2 1292 ’ *» 27—NoriCF-H— PEHSONALW INCOME TAX SERVICE ' Witt. II. Murray l i l t Celery Ave. FA 2-V3M Cloied Sunday am e t — row i a u i Cotton A Wool Yarn*. NottMM, Thraadi, Tapea. KOI.I.INR HOBBY B IO P At The Sign Of Th* T o t# * Pal*, 2*17 S. French A t*. Jackets - Boot* • Tent* - Luggage a r m y n a v y SURPLUS 310 Sanford Avenue FACTORY .TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Enclosed head Sag proof bottom rail ulih plaitir end*, plaatie or rayon tape*. Colton or ayloo cord*. Senknrik (ilaaa und Paint C«. 112-114 W’ 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4421 YRI ( K RED — j '4 ion Ford. 214 E lath. St 3 Piece living room aultr, need* refinhhlng FA 2 7IM Twin bed*, innrr»prtng inattreiie* good condillon. 7091* Oak Ave. after 4 p. m. More Ilian HW cord* nf airy Tat pine Sell all or pari. (Valter AtwihmI at Pinecrr*! Trailer P*rk S Park .Ave or write no* 1)27 Sanford, Fla. perfect ronditliin No trade. I’ RESERA E your hahv a <lioe* in II 90U Call at 2411 Orangr rverlailing broner, gold or 2 9 - K K M H K i: and IIOUSEHOI.D (il)O n.4 ailver—Write I! lit: ITS a ad W O ro M ItAHI KRAI'T 8EI.L US YOUR FURN ITU RT M l Not ih Beach M. "Gateway 10 (he Waterway" We BUY Ihe Mntl Ilaylona lleath, I la. Vour Evlnruda Dealer We SELL ihr Most Rolls ON SPORTING GOODS U r PAY Ihe Moat Income Tax Hi Dun* prepared .704 4 1 E. l i t l ’b *M FA 2-4941 M PI R TRADING POST by former agent nf Intrrnal Revenue Scr*lee Tel. F.A 2 M74 Ph. 4*A 2 0477 Rnai mnlnr* — I Mark IS A I l-A h p iireatnne. Call EA 27(29 REMODELING • niG VALUES altrr 4 p m . Free Estimate! • QUICK CREDIT Frank I. Baker EA . 7777 • EASY TERMS 14 III NABOUT—30 II P. John son windahtrld. canvaa* lop, , i r - k t M w . a rL U A iftw . strritng wheel, aonUola for­ New And U'»cd F u rn itu r*- * ward Ileal offre FA 2 MM) 111 E. First St. FA 2 4621 WILSON • MAIER ik—A R r ic t k i WANTCb JEEP WANTED- 4 wheel drive Call EA 2 1190 Boi Mr* T l. uniform tu r 14. Call Merle lla rrli, l^tngwnnd. I (tot kouI 17—B E A tT T F A R IA )B J Sanford* Alntt Modern Reauly Salon boR Water T. V Stamp* HARRIETT S REALTY NOOK 10) So. Oak TA 2 4742 l»— M tolAIJt H IT WA UNENCUMBERED L A D Y . Ap ply Mick’* Plare acron from Sanford Boat Wnrk* PLUMBING T i l l bVII.I.E P l.l .MBING A IIE.A1ING INC. Deemed — Uonded — Insured t'oioa. Cocoa Ilrach. tacihurg. Sanford. Titusville ind etr. SANFORD - phone FA 2 7691 $SAVK$ N ew Sc I'sed Furniture and Appliance* Mather of Sanford 70$ 239 E. First Bt. Ph. FA 2 0911 PLUM KING Uird furniture, appliances, l*o li Contrasting A Itrpalu ete Bnught told. tarry's Mart Erre KsHmatr* 213 SirJord Ave Ph. FA M i t t . R l~ II ARA LV 20( Sanford Av*. Phona FA 2 )3A3 Wl ri.U M B IM . HEATING AIR CONDInO M NC Women Sew easy ready-cut wrap CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK I A 2 4)42 a sound apron* home. Earn 1047 Senford Ate. S2*> IW dorrn—eparr lime. WrMe ACCURATE MEGRS Freeport. New York Jot ('. Thom** IMumliinir Kcpnirs CURB GIRDS over 71. Apply in 1023 Sarita St. prison at Pig 'N Whtatlf. i O-W M.F. H K l.r Good automobile ) A 2 tail. mechanic. Call MAN WANTED Good opening Sell Rew-Ieigh Product* in Slnfnrd A Voluila Co Year arouni No. 14—French A t*, god Highway •icadv work: good profile. Bee R A YM O N D M. B ALL Frootogt. Acreag* and Orangr f . W. M etier P. 0 . Box 74. ' REALTOR ft IN SUE OR Grovel. Term* on All. Anthony or write Rawleigh'i Third St. * Park Avenue. South Inquire by Number. Dept FAB (44 137, M • m |» h I *, Y'all Call Ball Tcnn. Phone FA 2 3641 REAL FJTATT. DRIVE-IN :o - Mala * r Jamals 2444 French Ave. Tor th* Beet Boy* tn Real Eitat* 4EE C U L L E N Sc HARKEY Men Women 120. Daily. Sell luminou* nameplate*. Writ* R ** v m W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman Realtor 111 K. Pork A t*. Fib FA 3-4191 ■ U ll Mad" I ’h *** FA 24641 Co . Attleboro. Ut$*. J. W. HALL XI-WORK WANTED Ad FA 2 064t* WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD U r invite you lo l>* uur gurxU nltaolulcly fte* without obligation ut one of Sanford'B leading Mo 1elm while you locale auitable houiUig for you and your family. Pick up your koy ot tho Sale* Offieo. Odham & Tudor, Inc. B R A ILE Y O D H A M , Corner H w y. 17*32 A 271 h St. m Proo. Phono 7 A 2 - l M l �• ~ Pag* 8—Tut*.. Feb. 8, 1959 W § a«Tar9 fm l Southwestern Ice Storm W ill Expand Audrey Is 'Rare Flower' In Hollywood's Hothouse Oklahoma and Arkansas and snow rain will continue in northern tailed Press litematlonsl A southwestern lc* storm, which occasionally mixed with freeilng Tesai. Oklahoma and Arkansas, spreading into Missouri. Rain was has paralysed parti of west Texas rain was reported a* far north aa teen for the a o u t h a r n stairs, under a itx-inrh coating, was ex- Kansas. changing to snow flurries in th* 0 vccled to expand Tuesday northSchools were closed and trans­ upper Mississippi Valley and th* -sstwxrd into Missouri. portation snarled Monday *s the Lake Superior area. Th* combination snow and Ice «• • . wsoaalily Spotlight Miss Hepburn hat alwaya fait vtorm was blamed for I I deaths treacherous layer of freeitng rain an affinity for animals. AUDREY HEPBURN in Texas alone, 14 In traffic accl-1spread over west and northShe hat a Yorkshire terrier 1'nllrd Pres* International dents on slick highways, three in central Tessa. Th* heavy ic* named "Famous." And In another Audrey Hepburn, a rare flower film the crash of an ice packed plane snapped tree limbs snd utility the rerently completed, la Hc'lywood’i hothouse, hat aland one by drowning reen .Mansions,'' her ro-ttar wat waya looked ai though the alight i fawn named "Ip " The' storm also hit much of lines throughout th* are*. To the north, snow up lo four tat brrex# would blow her away lik e Mary and her little lamb, inches s p re a d into Oklahoma Hut she hai the courage and he five-week old fawn followed where a JOtoch snowfall blanket­ gumption of a Thoroughbred. her all over the MUM lot. M itt ed the Panhandle region. A man When she was thrown from a Hepburn told an Interviewer the and hi* daughter were killed Mon white Arabian itallion and tuf had also "fallen In love" with Ip B y EtU* J*a* K ro g h day when their car skidded on an fbrad aevrre bad Injuries Wed Wins Academy Award Th* Young Adult CIom of th* Icy road near Oklahoma City and Deadly In remote Durango, Meal"I've been working for years Community Presbyterian Church struck a train. to , she was trying to overcome and living in small apartments A warming trend pulled the honored Mr*. Chris Nelson and ing "retirement" ceremonies. Livora com­ a fear of riding she had develop where I couldn't hive pets," said G IFT AT R E T IR E M E N T — Roy J. Livora northern portion of the nation out Mrs. Juanita Jacks at a cuff** ad at the age of 11 after a horse the brown haired, bluc*yed ae- accepts “ a little nomething to ahow our ap­ pleted 81 yaara w ith the company. of one of its coldest spells of the h#ld preceding th* elast p*ri<d (brew her. tress. "Now I'd Uka to have preciation” from W. Scott Hunt*, local man* winter. Reading* early today Sunday morning. Mri. N»U<>n On location fur the Heel-Hill dolens." By JO HAMMONI1 nger of the Florida Power k Light Co., dur­ (Herald S ta ff Photo) climbed as much as 40 degrees in leaves thl* wreck for California Lancaster film ‘The Unforglven," Phone VA 8-5642 Miss Hepburn's genteel and dellthe had, she said, "fallen »p love" rsta ways charmed the critics Th* regular monthly meeting of the vast region from th* northern and Mr*. Jacks will leave within With the horse. the Civic !-earu» was held this ptiins through the New England the next f*w weeks for Washingwhen she made her debut on the ton. 0 This was typical of Miss Hep American stage. .She won tha Anafternoon at th* Library Hall at 2 statee. Gift aarringt w«r* pm«nt*d to By contrast, colder weather In­ bum. Despite her frailty, she has toinetta I'erry Award as best ac­ p. m. t a enormous test for life. At a tress of the year on Broadway for "After You Marco polo" was vaded the Southeast, aceompan the departing member* by th* Roy J. Livora retired Friday and fellow employee. "Roy has to find another man like him the hook reviewed by Mr*. John led by outbreaks of heavy rains. group. child, she was a good horsewom­ her performance in "Ondine" in Hcvicnc* for th* *v*nt were an. She U an aacellent akler. She 1164. Dothan. Ala., recorded as one after I t years of service with the been a fin*, dependable, willing will be a difficult task." W. O (fanner. Livingston, customer service sup la married to Mel Ferrer. Hostesses for the meeting were Inch rainfall during the night and Mr*. Jo* Smathrrs. Mre. Harold Fur her first major motion pic- Florida Power and Light Com­ and able t-mpio>e " During World War II, tha *» lure. "Homan Holiday," she won pany. "Roy did everything in a cheer­ ervisor, said of Uvors. Mrs. Stephen Rockwell. Mrs Earl a downpour at Mobile, Ala., llockertmllb and Mr*. Richard All the employes who had work­ Duncan. Mrs. B. R. Grey. Mrs. M. brought that city's 24 hour total Krogh. Kcfreihmrnt* of coffee, year-old Brussels-born a c t r e s s Ibe Academy Award as best act* ful and effielrnt atmosphere, and Livori has been with the San­ i-renge Juice and doughnuts were gave underground ballet concerts tress of the year. ed with Livori bad an opportunity It Blankenship, Mrs. John Baum- to more than two inches. ford branch of the company since Weathermen predicted fretting served. (o raise funds for the Dutch reto express their thanks to him hosier and Mrs. I.c * lt Fulrh. Dee. 18, 1039, after I t years with 4 H Club Mertlng Jayreev To Meet aisthnee movement. and wish him a farewell. th* Cocoa branch. In 1MQ h* was Cooqaers Pear Lake Mary’* Girl*' 4-H Club The Longwood Jaycees will meet Gifts and a Inter of "thanks transferred again to Cocos to Mua Hepburn did not actually met Monday, Jan. S(. at th* 0 and good luck" were prevented to tonight at the park at 7:34 p. m. complete some temporary work, have to do the riding acenet In >chool with l««d*r Mr*. T*d VPW Meeting A L J CL Livor* by the employes of the but was bsck to Sanford as soon •Tha Unforglvan," according to A district meeting or all |>oits ADOQTQ j l i r i m p C r , Brook!, «. company. as th* work wss completed Ernie Anderson, spokesman for Undx Green, president, was in Roy and his wife, Lillie Mae. snd auxiliaries of the Veterans of "Those shoes will he hard to charge of the mreting and Sonja tba film's producer. Foreign W art wat held in Del.and. reside at 12N) Park Ave , but PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE fill." taid II. C. Moore, supervisor "But the had conquered her Sunday. Representatives of local JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Fire Wester, tong leader, led the group of transmission distribution, st a I UPI i—Brevard County residents, j soon will he moving to a cabin post No. 8207 attended. •ear of horses, and she insisted broke out in a $40,000 shrimp l-oat in tinging. Judy Rowell conduct­ at l^-mon Bluff. Including numerous rmplo>»s at gathering of Livora* many friends Regular meeting of this post at nearby Dames Point Monday, ed the games. an doing it despite the fact that the Cap* Canaveral Monte T, i t ! will be held at the Altamonte causing considerable engine room era bad a doubla to do all tha Plans were made for the trip to Center, are doing much of their Springs Community House, Mail- damage. glding acenes for her," Anderson the State Fair in Tampa and • shopping outside the county, ac­ ALBANY, N. Y. (D P I)— Gov. land Avenue, Tuesday, Feb. 10 at Fireboat Capt. R. C. Vogel said Htlrn Freeman displayed pillowcording to an Air Force study. 8 p. m. Nelson A. Rockefeller, mentioned it wat nearly six h uri before the caves made for the complttton at The study, made by the Opera­ An effort to form a woman's 0 as a contender for the Republican tion* Analysis Office at Patrick, TAMPA (UPI) — Eight youths auxiliary is underway and any in­ fire was extinguished and th* her fair project. Fcrnandtni Reach shrimper Chris­ Peggy Miller gave a demonstra­ MAYPORT ( U P ll- A four ship reported that retail sales in th* accused of second degree mur­ presidential nomination neat year, terested and eligible person 1* in­ topher towed to shallow water tion on the covering of root hang­ has staked hia political future on Royal Dutch Gotilla, Including county increased 4IB per cent from der in ■ gang fight, go on trial vited to attend. where It wat pumiied out. an airtrsH rarrier. submarine ers. a record tax Increase for five I04H to 1067 hut did not krep pace her* Feb. 21 in MUishorough Sunbeams Present Play Vogol said the fire, which prob­ The next meeting will b« hold and two destroyers, left here to­ million New York wage earners. with sharply rising per capita in­ County Criminal Court. The primary Sunbeams of the Some of Rockefeller's most a r­ day for Joint anti submarine war­ come. Raymond Youngblood, Ht-yenr- First llaptist church, under the di­ ably resulted from a short circuit, at th* tchool, February I. Scout Breakfast dent supporters said the new gov­ fare agerrlses along the Florida It said residents sre going else­ old member of the Earring Gang, rection of M r*. Mcrtle Largeant did most damage to electrical A father-*on breakfast will b* where to do their shopping, parti­ admitted pulling th* trigger of and Mrs. Kloise Limmlrr, present­ equipment. He estimated damage ernor had taken a major political roast. at »o,'<oo. served in the educational building The ships, with 1,200 crew mrm cularly for clothing, househo'd ap­ th* shotiun which killed Jamri gamble by asking lha legislature ed a play at the meeting of the When the blase wat discovered, of the Community Presbyterian to raise Income taxes ISO million ben. arrived here Saturday after pliances and furniture. RfiWfe. IS. a member of a gang Women's .Missionary- Society WedBy Marian B. Jones the Christopher was cut from her Church February 8 in obrervxlion Brtail vales jumped from lft.B recently moved here from Harlan neiday aflcrno n of last week. dollsra to balance the 196O1M0 being fog bound off the coast for moarings led workers chopped a of Boy Scout Sunday. AU Lsk* Cub Master John Evans prasld state budget The lax hlka would on* day. Commodore A. Van million dollars in 1040 to R7.6 mil­ Count;. Ky. Members of thr cast were Car­ hole in th* side to flood the fire. ad at the meeting of Pack No. 2U orovida more than half of what Ks me heck la In command of th* lions in 1067, the study showed. Mary Scouts and their fathrrs The two (angi clashed in a ol* Hick*. Vecky Montgomery. There were no crewmen sboard. will b* ruests a t honor. Th* i ( lha high school auditorium last mhtt* he teTmi task force, composed of the car­ Retatl sales in adjacent Orange bloody street battle over the af­ Ilcvcrly' Montgomery, Towandu Troop will attend th* morning Thursday night "fleeal disaster" for the Kate. rier Karri Doorman, destroyers County jumped 214 per cent and fections of a IS-yrar old girl. Two •Shower*. P e g g y M< Kindricks. Announcamenu concerning hi-p ^ governor's supporters said Geldertand and Amsterdam and Hi* stale incrra.ed 14t« per rent of the young defendants have Charlotte Tripp, Dawn Colburn, warship of th* First Baptist during the same period. to rt Included a trip to (j,fr# wrre two sides to the tax th* submarine Zrrlrcuw. Church at 11 a m. for a special pleaded Innotent. T h * other slg Patricia I.ynn Saunders, Candy Bn made Wednesday touring an r#(lln| p|tf| ind „ wl„ u k r , service. Per capita income rose n per The ships will return F ill. I I Harris. Candy Chikis, Janice Orlando nawtpaper plant, partlel year to determine success or fail­ and remain her* until Feb 23 cent from Ih6u to Ib&rt, hut on a have not been arraigned. Personals tammler. Debbie Parrish, Karen palion In tha PTA program, Tues­ ure. NEW YORK 4UPI)—Philip M. The Zeelecuw goes lo Key West per capita basis the increase in.rcMr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner and Betti Petti*. Diane Sweat, day. Feb. 10; and attending the " If Governor Rockefeller gels for a short stay. Three ship* will tall sales wae only 60 per cent, the Nancy Wiiite, Hay Futch and lUydrrv. 71. retired treretory of and Sharry, Pittsburgh, Pa., ar» annual hanquet for Cube, Boy New York state out of the red visit Port Everglade* and the report adird. Columbia l fnlv*r*it), died Monday rived Saturday to visit his par* Ricky I'rttis. Scouts and Explorer Scouts which and on a pay as you go basis af­ Grlderlsnd goes to Tampa. after a long Ulne**. ents, Mr. and Mr*. Chris Gardner. Personal* „ Will he held Moodxy, Feb. id at ter only one year In office, he At the end of th* wr*k h* will The entire force leaves for the Mrs. Gertrude Krnna has sold PORT C A N A V E R A L . Fla.| CMy Hall. MANHASSKT. N. Y. (U P I) return to Pittsburgh for one 0 has made a tremendom accom­ West Indies in March and plans (U P I l— A minmailit Island ar­ her huma in East lamgwood and Eugene E. Halmo*, I I , a civil en­ month, leaving Mrs. Gardner and Members studied many phesa* plishment and It should set him to be bajk In Holland May S. will reside wtih her daughter in af newspaper work during the right with not only the people cf rived here Monday and assumed Washington. D. C. gineer wh> deigned naval and Sharry her* for the month. ■onlh of January, and presented the state but people all over the LAKE VtuilTH (U P I. Carl A. its post in s man-made port Her. and Mr*. Lucian Scott of Mr. and Mr*. Everett P*r»in*. •leam*hip drydock* 'on all three a Newsmen program with buys country." one supporter aaid. . i mart*, died Sunday after a brief Winter Park visited friends here Schaefer. 70, editor of th* Lake The Navy anchored the CSS of Wlldmrrr Street received a sur-. setting up a mock telecast. Thai! Worth llrreld. a semi weekly Observation Island, a Id.OOOton prlie visit from their daughter, din*** Sunday where they also attandrd Another hacker said he multi Lingo, den chief, served ae an- see the governor mining out anewspaper, died Monday in a converted cargo ship, in the har­ Mrs. Doris Moon- of Franklin. Ind lh* morning service of the Com­ aouncer for the program. Iweiry lead If the propoved tax pro­ nursing home. BATON ROUGE. La. (U P I)— munity Presbyterian Church. bor adjaernt to the Air Force Mrs. Sue Settles of Acton, Ind Cdr. Alvin Thomas was detached O lliff read for an audience peril- gram produrrd not only the exSchaefer, who wa* with the miasilr test renter at Cape Ca­ was also a visitor. Dr. Charlr* Reynard. 44. profrsA sellout number attended tha aipation game ami Hilly Miklcr pertrd 277 million dollars In new Friday from his post a* executive Herald fur six years, was former naveral It will be used at I Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Davis an­ M,r of law at Louitian* State Uni­ barbecue supper sponsored by tha officer of Heavy Attack Squadron took lha part of John Daly la a revenue hut enough to rrdure news editor of ihc Palm Beach launching platform for the Navy's nounce the birth of a daughter versity and a leading authority on Westminister Fellowship I a s i One to Join Heavy Attack Squad­ Nrw*. TV news program. Polaris missile. lorn January 8 weighing six legal arbitration, died Monday of Wednesday, tasas In 1000. Others spearing In tha telecast | "Remember, the Legislature ron Three. If* served a* secretary • treas­ a heart attack. The Polaris is designed for [ounds, 11 ounces Mem tars and fri*nd* of tha • lie was promoted to commander urer of the Meoga Publhhing Co. W«rw Rex (Ionia, Gilbert Voigt, meets again next January and If launching from submarines, but Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamilton, Community Presbyterian Church Olen Wiggins, Jimmy Fraser, the governor ran come up with at ceremonies on the first day of In Pomeroy, Ohio, for 30 yrara special testing Is needed to pet- Tullit Avenue, celebrated their HOLLYWOOD (U P I) Sybil will m**t Saturday to continue Stevie Ctonla, David Evans, Mike a balanced budget, plus ■ tax re­ operations of One in Sanford. and waa publisher and rdltor o f feet it. The USS Compass Island, third wedding anniversary lavt Vane, 63, prim* donna who ap­ repair work on tha building. Ilia career waa highlighted on Slaley, Charles Event, Wayna duction he will tie the toughest weeklies In Ohio for 12 yrar> peared on th* American consert a sister to the Observation Is­ Wed lie-day. Regular monthly meeting o f tit# Crabtree, Thai! Lingo and l<arry candidate in the nation," a He Sept .111. IBM, when after guiding Hr la aurvived hy his willow, land, will lie Used to test guid­ Mr. and Mrs. Vern Moulton of ■tage and * * » a headline perfor­ Chamber of Commerce will ba Ills disabled ASP Skywarrinr away Olliff. Mrs. J. M. Staley, den puhllean leader said. H«len, three slaughter*, a ance and firing component* the Brighton, Me. are the guests of hi* mer in vaudeville, died Monday held Wednesday night at ■ at tha from a heavily congested area, he mother, directed. after suffering a heart attack. mother, Mrs. Rita Monlton. brother and a lister. Navy said C. of C. building. tailed out at the last potsihlr sec­ Announcement wa- made hy ond from 400 fee I. M r*. John Elans of a training Thomas was horn In Norfolk. Va. '■sM C I \ e V. I-. . ■ ,. !^ s - - a .jq .r w S > w i..-----------, vi. Ai i aourse (or den mother* to tie held lie la the son of Capt. George U In Senford la the neer future. She V/rti r l f \ L C,.!*. Thomas. UKN. It e t. and Olga A. also explained keeping of ruh re Y O K H lig U l J U I T Thomas of Seattle, Washington. aords. Mre. Res ClonU and Mrs. TAMPA (U P I) — The HillsHe Is married to the former liarBparks l-ee Clout* will be drn Ixirouith County School Hoard Prrrlvlon, perhaps more than any one factor, has placed l>ara Adelaide Lamlrr of Coro­ Bother* this month. vaught today to knock out part* nado, Calif, They have three chil­ Cadillac above and beyond other motor can. In every Hoys receiving award* wera Gil- <I a school Integration suit filed drens Anne. Harold, and Jeffrey. bert Voigt, wolf badge; Mike Sla- by five Negroes, phase of design . . . manufacture. . . and assembly, meticu­ toy. hear badge; Larry Neely and The School Hoard's attorney* lous rare ii devoted to even the most minor of details. David Evan*, eilver arrow*; n-ked U S. District Court to etrika -T IM E DISCLOSETH Ci.arlrs ar.l David Evan- and rut certain allegations c-nUInrd The result of this untiring effort is evidenced on every ALL T H IN G S ’' Wayne ( rnbtrvc, honor cub* for in the Dee. 10 suit and rat ed highway of the world—Cadillac motor c an —ten or fifteen (he month. legal question* pertaining to other *<Author • N r i m lu io w t -Members rrn lid the Cul, Scout •ecllons. or twenty yean old—still providing pleasure and prestige. promise and sang a "Good N lrfit" Negro Attorney Francisco R.-i Thu jusst tun ywtra hnve Visit your Cadillac denier to drive the 1959 Cadillac eong at the choc of the mectfhg: riguea filed the suit seeking to ruvuulrd tha anivwera to Salut* School Paired enjoin the Iciard from the prae. . . and to experience moluttlom'i most (onvvking How! formerly uiuolvahle niotllFall iful members of Hie school lire of segregation end to srln cal problem*. We nuw trol serving thl* >i-»r ere Ho- declaratory judgment forcing the h n v e c«in<|ueru«l killura rt King, filth grade, Carl Hill county to take some steps toward end Allen Shull, ninth grad*. The Integration under the 1MI Su- thut have pliiKuerl man­ eervice la voluntary and hoys are preme Court ruling outlawing pubkind IhmtiKh the «k «»•n duty when the first but ar- Hr school segregation. Soon, within our time rtv*«, placing road blocks in f r o n t ----we hope all diiiuuaea will of th* schoul for protection of he overcome. Thu devoted Student*, end again on duty until effort! of rununrch chum* 8:44 p.tn. when th* last bus de­ parts. Regard!*** nf weather con­ tota and phyaiciana, hack* ditions, tay* carry out these du­ ed up hy the million! of ties. Their faculty advisor Is Mrs dollars supplied by tha Billy West pharmaceutical Induatry Personals arw perfecting nuw tlruga. Mrs. W. U. Hollingsworth of Fuyettrvtlls, Ga. Is the houseAa rapidly as Uhmu new fuest of Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Sr. mediral aids are dnvnloped Then U c , who is a brother of it la our willing duty to Mrs. II. F. Wheeler, Mrs Annie immedliituly have thum Carter, Mrs. W. J. l-ewton and available f t r your need. Charles Lea, Is a patient at Seminola Memorial Hoaptul. Lake Mary Departing Women Honored By Class , Longwood Civic League Met Al Local Library Florida Power Employe Ends Career Brevard Is Losing its Dollars, Too Rockefeller Seeks Tax Hike, Stakes Future On Program Damage Is $6,000 Eight Youths Face Murder Charges Flotilla To Hold Coast Exercises Oviedo Fire Breaks Out Future Cub Scout Activities Outlined 9 Deaths Editor Succumbs In Lake Worth ‘ Island’ Arrives A t Cape Canaveral| Thomas Transfers To New Squadron Hillsborough Asks The standard o f the w orld in Precision C if <■ ,1 Steel Braces Save Miami Man’s Legs M IA M I (U PI)—Steel braces be has worn sine* childhood saved ■ Miami man's legs front being Cit'vhad between tiro cere Mon­ de r, Erhard llowden, who ween f I hr*ce» because of a bone < «ase, was standing behind the L nk of hi* car M a perking b t. The ear behind him began to roll forward. Ita driver leaped In te *t*p on the brakee, but hit the go* pedal Instead. ■ The car hinged forward and ftnnad Howden'a lag* bttween SlT----- - The Welcome Wagon Hostesa W ill Knock on Your Door with Gifta k Grootinga from Friendly Huaines* Neighbor! and Your Civic and Social Waifarc Leader a On (he wcaalcB (ft Change nf reaid...... Arrivale of Newcomen In Sanford Phono FA 8*1781 Rath Gallagher LIGGETT TOUCHTON Pick up your prescrip­ tion If ahopping near ua, or let ue deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust ua with their prnecriptiona. May sre aompound youraT VISIT TOUK LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER HOLLER MOTOR SALES fueond A Palmetto StreeU �Eht Red Guards Release II* S. Truck Convoy # 1IBLMSTEDT. Germany ( I PI> _ T h r four m ilk American con to) held by thr Russians since Monday was released tonight after about M hour* detention. The relcair of the four U. S Army truck* which had travelled 110 mile* down th* autobahn from We*t Berlin to the Soviet check point here at llrlmstedt ram r at Uie and of a day of hectic activ Ity. It cam* after a hurried confer* coca1 here between Findlay Burnt, State Department advitor in Heri tin. and Lt. Col. M. Y. Markushift, T ax Assessor Says 'No Commitments' Mr*. Mary Earle Walker, tax assessment for thr Mie tax roll." aitcctor, today laid the ’'could Krider't letter taid the tomon the mi*iion "believe* it would be lien make no commitment' ficlal to all partir* concerned property atteitment level In i, , i | , . a .ik n r i rfars'.sss& sjz «..■»*- “* er* to meet together." Committion and School Board. II *d<led that R T MU wee She laid the had been requeued (tchool superintendent) had schr h> doled"' the‘ rn'r'eting""a* ' the fl'r.t «■ hi. Feb 12 Knder ye.terday told Ttir Her Ihe meelinr had Wen to rcsch r t«jr liny th r called in an attempt to reach with Green. She added that Ihete aid that conference* will be held "a* *oon ii i \ .1 ,7 . • ' . A U' f U ‘: ? L ! , W o rn ! •currrnl reapprai.al have become available." _ In a letter to Commimon O i air­ m a n John Krlder, Mr*. Walker *Hd: " If there are other lubject* which you would like to discus* at thla meeting, n-quiring my at lention. pleate Inform me of three matter* *nd 1 .hall be happy to cooperate ” The letter noted that __ 50U failed to Mate _lhe purpose of thl* meeting, but I in u m r your In 0 tentlo«i la to diirui* a level of News Briefs Ike On Vacation WASHINGTON (U P li — Prsrsi4MB Bisenhower left today for a t^M M aville, Ga. vacation .Hawaii Bill Okayed " WASHINGTON (UI’II — The !S i u m Interior and Imular Af* l i ^ n Committee today approved a hill V mike Hawaii the both (tat* [ t ’nion The vote wa* 35 to 4. Teg Challenge 1 WASHINGTON, (L T I1 — ITetl* 4 M l, f-Ilacnhower challenged Dem­ ocratic coogrettionai leader* to­ day to raitr taxea if they p*«* ^ costly homing and airport billa. Quick ‘Cure’ Found agreement on the a .te .im e n l level Funeral Tomorrow For Bob Shoemaker Funeral eervice* will (>e held tornorrow at 4 p m. for Robert J. i Bobt Shoemaker, i t . who died yMterij ar i t a. m. in an Or­ lando hospital Mr Shoemaker wa* lw>rn April 8. IMT, in Lake Wale*. Hr »aa a resident of Sanford for U year* and a graduate of Seminole High School. He attended the Univeritty of Murtda, Gaine.villc, where he wai a member of ATO fraternity. Hr was employed by the Central Honda Experimental Station. Survivor* include hit wife, Mr*. Barbara Ann Shoemaker; one daughter, Deborah Ann; parents, Mr. and Mra. Claude W. Shoe maker, Sanford, and a gram] mother, Mr*. K H. Mulllt, frost City, The Rev. T C. O'Stecn and Dr. J B. Root will official* at service* in llru.on Funeral Home Inter­ ment will be held at a later date. Honorary pal1.oarer* are l.arry Bate*. Koi>er‘ Harvey, Johnny Higgini, Tom ny Spear, Harold Bale and Jimr.»/ Butler. Famous Parisians Linked To Orgies A TLA NTA t i l l ' l l —The Georgia Legislature, which call* ittelf "the lo A ct paid in Ihe nalion," found a quick cure for tl wocl Tuesday Member* voted themselves a 110 PARIS IU I’l l —Ten more prom a day raise. input I'aruians today faced ques­ tioning and ponlMr indictment in the "rose ballet*’ orgi-s Involving CHICAGO f U l'll — Toiler were young girls, Magistrate Marvell • nailed Tuesday when 4-year-old S*colic said. w Elnalhan G. Smith got lo*l in hi* Parts rrslauranlcur Georges fam ily1* 45 room man.iun. Police llicaneheri wai the fifUi “ person­ found him behind a divan in the ality" to be charged wtih "ofliving room. fensea igaim l public morality" in connection with the «ne Other* rhargid with the same offrnic .were former National A*ALEXANDRIA. Va (U P ll Federal Judgr Albert \ l i r j an to- wmbly President Andre le iro day ordered the Alexandria Sellout quer; his friend, the While Rus­ Board to admit nm* Negro chil­ sian countess Elisabeth dr Pinadren lo thrre whit* schools next jeff; famed woman's hair dresser Guillaume Guglirlmi, and Jean f Tuesday. Jcstirr, a department aturr di­ rector. Former Part* I'oUce lroi»cctur CHICAGO (L'l’l j — Frank Ran­ dall went to International Airport Pierre Sorlut, said to be the or to mail a paoage to Afghanistan ganisrr of thr orgies, wa* Jailed He opened the wrung do»r, found on a charge of inciting minor* to himaelf in a "restricted area" ami debauchery. A doien girl* l-etwrea Die ages had tn be vaccinated for small­ of 14 amt IP were Involved tn the pox, can- They were rejxirtrvl to have darned nude or near nude at par ties at villas on the fringe of par $ NEW YUKK a r t ) -Two Hoc ii. irur 70? jet passenger planes land #d safely Tuesday night despite C r _ _ L _ T „ f) . - . mishaps resulting from "rnalfunc- r r Q n K C I 0 D C C O ITIG . a , , | Unns” in lllghl. Tiu-te were no in p juries in rilher ca*e. WASHINGTON tUBl >—William -----------------------------H Franke will succeed Thom*. T.VLLAHASSET. iL 'I'l) - Tup B Gatei Jr as »*crelary of the backer* of a proposed patent op Navy on June I Gates resigned Tuesday bul lion subsidy law are convinced the plan would nul push Florida'* pub agreed lo President El*< nhower’a P ile school system into the shadows request to stay on the job for of pnvalp schools. three month* while Navy pro grams arr presented to Cnngrei* The President promptly named WASHINGTON iL 'I'l) De Franke, now undersecretary of fense Se-cretary Nell H 51cElroy the Navy, lo the top po*t A 64■aid today there would I * only year ■ old accountant, Franke 'one or two niiaslle*’' difference joined the government in 1951 a■ in 11. A and Russian* stock■ of a special aiiiiiant to the defense war-ready intercontinental mis­ secretary siles by the end of l!*59. Boy Lost In Home Judge Says: ‘Mix’ Behind That Duor Planes Land Safely Secretary Ut Navy 'Option' Defended U. S. To Cateii Op •Bill 'Not Extreme’ WASHINGTON i U P I) — Presi­ dent Eisenhower made it clear to­ day thal hi* civil rig lit* program, to be submitted to Congress Thurs­ day, will not have any extreme feature which in his opinion would raise temper* and prejudice*. No Mure Strippin’ all'll 1.4 IN DON i uyllt* Duto*>, London's star ilripleaie artist during World War II, told a taa eourt that she itopiwd taking U off and became a hotel cook to ah* wouldn't “be stripped of ovarytoting again by the !«■ man." Fire To Firemen MOBILE. Ala. tU 1*11 — Now they're delivering Ihe fire* right tn th* firemen. When firemen nouldnY reach • burning railway Oftafrigerator ear here Tuesday. ■ fw itrh engine obligingly pushed M ** AN IN D E P E N D E N T United Prena Loused W ire EetnblDhed political advisor to the Soviet! V 0 1 " X L I X Army hradquartrra In Eaal.Ber lin. Burnt told newtpapermrn after the te tnon with Markuthtn that the Kuitiani had dropped their ortxmal demand to rnipect the trucka' cargo*. The Ruttiant previously had r# futed to pan the convoy without tuch an intpection, Burnt tram* hrrr at to'ashlngton announced that the United State! had demanded that the Ruttiant releate the American trucki and tervirrmen held at the Helmttedt checkpoint ar.d that Motcow makrt certain there it no “ repeURobert, a hand tome bloml boy, NEW YORK (L T li - Eight tmn of the incident," year old Roliert Sullivan became told nurse* when he was brought Alter two and a half hour* of an orphan today. to Huthing Hotpiial early today negotiations with the Russians al But almo*! 10 hour* after the that hr thought hit father wat , era ill uf an American Airline* yard, down the road. .toward. ,tnr w ^ K«.t R lv.r here. dead; hr didn't know for turr „1tm ,, „ . . . 4*. wit ■. 11 — *we*w we*netai nea%aI I It ft ■ _ . . Roliert. whose family lived in H ,r"n. Burn, announced that he young KuUrt hldn I b#en toltl lirmpatrad. N.Y , and hi* mother had reached agreement how hi* lift had been altered. * h" ■» Hit father and two vutert were were brought to the hospital in " ™ " " m m t, thoie waiting on the killed and hit mother died a frw the tame ambulance at I t tn **•« ” > ,h' I*1" 1" ,hlc hour* Lter of injuries suffered in The mother, tairam*. 40, died three hour* later American truck headlight. .ml thr crash. Hoticrt. sitting in bed fur au dfttly ccome on ind their engines um r ™ * elimination Ihu morning, wat r o w Into artton naked from Ihe wait! up and rrd The four truck* moved through welt* were visible scroti hit ah the Soviet barrier, which bad dorm n A nuric laid he hid aut been railed fur them, and on frrrd abdominal abrasion* when aero*, thr bridge separating thr two control point*—one on th* hr wat thrown againtl hit safely Wrttcm vide and or»a on the Combelt in the rrath. Ilia condition wat littrd at fair. muniit aide Three-year-old Beltie McGowan The) accelerated all the way. Afler the crash h* rllmhrd to and were hitting a good .peed was back in her laiile Venire home ,h, " " p * th7 V r e c k « i '* t h .... hi* ai noon b " W a »cr Sber.fr* deP molbrr who hr , lW tp p r tltt i when they neared the writ. K. „ . hnikrn |fg Welt German police railed their utiei and neighbor* had comt«d! have a th* neighborhood in what appear­ barrier, and the Americans con­ “ I * i i kneeling on the wreck ed lo be a fruitiest search. tinued right on into Wett Garage with mother, that’s why I The canal behind the M.-Gowan many wilhout Interruption to cold," th* nurte quoted home wat being searched when wat J” ™ 1908 D A IL T NEW SPAPER* W EDNESDAY, FEHRUAHY 4, 1869 SANFORD, F L O R ID A NO. 80S 65 Dead In Crash Of Airliner Youth Is Orphan 'God Good To M e/ Craft Hits River, Due To Big Crash Survivor Declares Breaks; 9 Rescued *»• 3-Year-Old Found By Mayfair Golfer Dimes March Nets $2,057 In Sanford th* chikl wa* brought to the clubhuute al Ihe Mayfair Country Club by a wyman golfer. The golf course is M itr a l blocks from her home. Her franlh parent*, Mr. and Mra. Joseph McGowan, w e r e il>rcchIra* with gratitude knd re­ lief when ttie child . wa* found. „,,, .. * nr' * r J1*' bur* or the Sheriff'! Department enough.’’ McUuaan i t id "1 don't kno« who the people are whu help­ ed u*. but I do want them to know huw much is was appreciated." The child wat discovered mi is ing about 10:30 a. m. Th* Mc­ Gowans mated her* rwerntly from South Carolina. Sanford March of Dimes volunteer* scored a virlory Monday night with Ihe annual Mother's March on Polio Under th# leadership of Mr*. Rutsrll Spencer and Mrs Martin Dyer, 52 district chairmen and 1J7 volunteers collected $2,05, go during th* one hour drive. The funds have been turned over to Ihe Seminole County Chapter of thr National Foundation, headed by John Sauls Mother* were greeted on their return by hot coffee at the I ’SO, where .Mrs Carol)n Higgins open­ ed thr door* for th* colleclor*. Mr* Spencri *ald. Witnoin the help of the district chairmen who LAKELAND ( 1*1*1) — General nrganiird thrir srrtlnn*, thr Manager Homer Hooks of the Flo March could not have been a rlda Citrus Commission will ask lU C C fll, *’1 with H mtrr p»i«th|r lo .the_ Corn miss ion ne»l week to ».-rk Citrusmen Seeking Hike In Shipments thank each mother and father i " .. ^ V i .. ^ , l° r''!“ * D rill fruit ibipmrnlt individual!). Many of the falhcra Hooks taid Tuesday he will tug not onlF bHperd by driving the gesl at the next Commission meet family car, but alto knocked at ing Feb. 11 thal an industry meet many doors or tat at home with ing be rallrd to gn "into the the rhitdrrn." M r. Spencer recounted amusing , f "» experiences during thr evening.!1* * " how C* B ln creased One donor bad no children, so He told th* local Rotary Uuh thr measured her dug and gave that unlri-t th* iteadlly declining hit length in dinu-v. ih ip rn e n l. are bolstered, d im . Profits Of Dance To Provide Bands For Teen-Agers growers are going to !>r in trouble when Ihe grove damage auffi red in Iasi winter's frrrrc* ha* healed ■ml o r a n g e produdiun again reaches the inn million Im i level He said "shipments have de rllned steadily for the past lo years and this season appear to be headed for their lowest volume In 26 year* " He added professors have "dune ... . . . . , ., ,^ , .'*k,nK ' \ , m ,?nlntrn'. '.n " rr our " T * set . . , bul ihe fact reiniina that the increase in pruresving diN'i not automatically juiiif) or exruie ihe decrease in fresh self* " Hooks said thr Industry mutt Increase fruit quality and im prove marketing method* tn put fresh fruit lairs back to their former levels. Youngster* in Sinfurd and Seminole County will profit from the *u crri* of Bobbv llarkrtt'a jar* hand Friday night PriHecd* from Ihe performance ftf anv) will gn Into a apeclar flf any) .pedal fund to provide "name" dance r f,inds for teen agrr* at no cost tn u„.m Thr dance will be held at S p m in the Sanford Civic Center. Ticket* are on sale al Ismnir'* Record Hack and Miller'* Radio H * nd Appliance Mail order* may tw sent tn the Sanford Recreation Department, city h * ii Ticket* al> * ' Ti H"n:lM |,,,rr) ■ ) f*nn ,Brrf,®r . 0WrV charged Meeting expenses I* the only oh Jrr ,iv r ••hlertain Mr* Joe Fruvtard, Writ lj>»ial mrnt to Sanford resident* Tires* for the livtening or dam: Lake Drive, w *i dismayed lost ing session is optional. mghl whan her car rolled hack ward* down Ihe drive way, jump #d the curb and slid into ihe A | ) | H l i n t l ‘(l T o B o a r d j . K( William Hall-ark, l ’«l. S G A wrecker pulled Ihe late model llarnman. I< I Klm'-all. George from thr water, where « had W. Morgan and C A• Wab-s have , . . ... , . . . l-een appolotad tn the Seminole t roV « rd .he County Zoning Hoard r.f Adjuit | f l" * * /• 1 *,M ,h^ h*ri * * ' T’ullr<J Ihe emergency hrakr. rive car menl by the County lorn mission was parked on a illgtil Incline Brake Not Pulled, Car Rolls In Lake A ir Station To Dedicate Field To Hero's Mem ory •n m 11 vi # ■ w i *i rtie field at banfurd.Naval Air Station formally will tw dedicated D ,0 nm m r W “ * ^ *Y * n ^° P 1M , t Cerrmonie* will honor tlie mem ory of Lcdr. Hobert Ramey, who perished in the flaming - wreck ■je of hia AJD Skywarrior. June 1. Thr tragedy ocrurrrd near Sr trill*, aa Ixdr. Ramey urdrrrd hia two crewmen to parachute and stayed with the burning plane. Hy hi* action he avoided crashing in a heavily populated area. The field will be dedicated by Capt. Monel Arthur, Naval Air Station Commander. T V Navy Manna Corps Medal wtoi b* a ' Ibralii K0D* r»He swam with hia mother to a tuglmal where they were picked up, Robert said. " I nnty had a roupl* of swim­ ming Iriiona and th* current wai atrong." Robert laid. "1 told him hla mother was downitaira," the nurse said. "He doesn't know Urn other* are dead." If . He la Joe Bakrr. inatallrd as a warded Lcdr. Ramey, puvthmn memtier of the eltv governing IM),|y. \ | rt Rim ey will accept body list month A* Seminole's <*» n»»-.1wl from Radm. W, J. iwmlnrr. Baker will tompeie with Switle. Coinmaiular K t.-i A| . 2'>un* farmer, for the Hate - i * 11***, commander Meet Air, (|,|r Jacksonville. r,mtrrt t | | ^ U d r. Ramey was attached to t)»e Jayceea V A II-H whan th* tragedy occurrrd. His two crewmen and squa­ dron males will be present al ceremonies Frldcy. A formation CATASZAKO. I t , I , IU I‘1, — of AJD Skywarrior* from the Air Farmhand Domenico 8ino, 24. Station will pass over the field changed hi* mind on the eve of during the dedication. hi* scheduled wedding Munday, The public ha* been invited to kidnaped his fiance's IE-year-old attend. Security guard* will guide m lrr and ran off with her. l*o guest* to perking area* and lice arrrsied him a frw hour* lat­ grandstand*. er and roecued the girl. All In The Family NEW YORK (UFO — A new American Airlines jotjmwvmt airliner nti**evl iU IJtCiunnliii Airpurl runway in foif and rain ami plunged into tho Eiuit River juat befor* laal midnight, killing ii5 of the 73 peraima nlKianl. A paaainK tuglxgit |iluck<‘d nine pervoua fnun the wuter and the wreckujre. One diml Utter in a hospital. Hv mid- morning. 16 bodies had been eovered from the shallow muddy w alrr* of Ihe tidal nver. The plane, a new two million By SKYMOl’K KI MACM dollar Itirlwv plop airrrafl put into As Told To I'P I service only 10 days ago, was the tjod was koihT lo mr. It's Ihe only way 1 ould figure It eul. airline's Flight .120 oul of Chicago. Two Hanfurd women employed 1 wasn't sitting in my teal I Ila last contact with th* airiiorl wat tilling in the plane'* lounge by th* .Southern Bell Telephone lower was a routine acknowledge* with another guy and two slew "(ht"m'lulon'lo land/'ma‘i ardetses We were talking and ror , ^ ? 1 i - V! . f . AJ ‘ i ' l w ln. » £ ' ^ h » ............. - .............* v ; joking. I wat strapped tnlo my . . . , . IT)* plan* apparently smashed The awards are given for Uf* into thr nver in landing position, a ril. Then w* wet down and I •sting aciiun on th* part of tele­ broke apart and sank quickly a thought I was going to die. How phone operators, alwut 26 feel uf walrr. Mrs Audrey I’stterson, «|>«rat did l gel out id the plane* I don't It appeared likrly that thr cause know, but 1 helped pull out two ur, and Mrs Rebecca Jones, assist­ of the fatal trash first uf a II. A ant ciilaf operator, were credited hostesses and a tittle boy. made commercial jet prop in the That walrr wat cold I thought with laving th* life of Mrs. J. B. U. S —would not lie determined I'd .never ter my wife again. You Ray when ah* suffered a heart at- until completion of an love*to­ don't know. 1 cam* close to li v ­ tftk and was cut off from a con- ga linn versa lion with a nephew in Ar­ ing up "There were only two ta rt* 1 swam in th* walrr to a tug. kansas. Due to their quick think­ piece* at wreckage." Everett bust. 1 swear lo God I gay* up ing, police niih*d lo Mr*. Kay‘a Phelps, co captain of th# tugboet twice. You Just don't know how home and admitted her lo th* ho* H. Thomas Tali, said, "the tail lucky I wa*. Now 1 know 1'U pital, where ahe aoon rwcoverrd. The awards were mad* by C. H. and part of th* fuselage. Three Uv* to be ft) Tuck, general traffic manager for people were perched on the fuse­ I'm in good shape, only my lage. We hauled thrm aboard. ankle. Hut oh my hick, my leg, Florida. Aa we did ao, a hand poked my head. And I'm *tiU Reeling. through a door in the wreckaga. That water—II wa* to coldl "The man inside th# fuielage called for help. Crewmen yanked on th* door wllh hooka but couldn't g*t M open. Then tba fuselage section pulled away from th* hooka. The man’s hand dis­ The audience at th* Sanford appeared Hia crita stopped , . Civic Center left with mlard feel" If only there were more boats ingi Ian night after viewing the around, mors people could b ar* modern gyration* of Uv* Dane* bees aavrd." Drama. Many wen frank in their unap­ crete block construction hat been used throughout The floors are preciative comment*. Dthcri said trrraun; ami ceilings are low with they had enjoyed the performance. Thu wai the tin t time dances aecoustical tit* to eliminate noise. Kach office has Its own tile had been ataged in the new build restroom. The huilding ia design­ ing. Carefully weird lighting rfed for addillonal stories. Kxpan feci* were eometlme* marred by aion may l>« accomplished by re­ th* dust left on costume* after the C A P ! C A N A V E R A L , Flamoving all interior walls, if neces­ wearer had writhed on the floor. klualr cam* from a hidden hi-fi (U P I) - The Air Force fired iU sary. Hi* roof ia held by concrete *et and. except for a modern Jait loth Intercontinental Atla* early pilasters. A terrain, floored arcade wiU b* 11**. » ' • W ■ cl***»cal vein, today to close out the key ph*»* willgive eat) a r r m to office*! T-mlly^ Irankel, featured dancer, of the husky missile's develop­ and the street Kirk nlim ate* that i undeniably is talented. She held ment. Aimed at a point about O N cuitomcra will u»r the convenient ", ^or " a'f * n k * b* r city parking lot adjoining Uv* of "Child* Flay." m llri down tha Atlantic tracking property. Jl‘or lb‘»- M l»» • range, tha Wifoot rocket wai tha The flat roof will have a .even mou‘ » «r ,y ihrtddtol last In tha Atlai "B " aeries, la bait overhang with a two lout of < • “ « r®m. ^ r thl* phase th* Atlas wai tailed * h"u.ldr" ,UBf? inciudeel Ux. with all Ihrea al 11* powerful aluminum facing to give the ttear*, laughter and Imaginative rocket engines, drslgned to g irt liuilding a low took and protect play of a child in th* nurirry. it a 6.In ) mile boost •') paster* from wralher. A sideThe company comiits of lix The firing followed by Tl houri walk aruund th# office* ha* been ■ihrr dancer*, wlio were at their . , , the lerond attempt tn fir# the Atincluded for convenient accei* heal in the a .U C of * teen age h|rluil, ml>iU#i ,tte T lU f, Kirk isid that seven uf th* gang. A* ici'im tu be th* rase with office* had hern rented, but de­ all modrrn “art" group*, each HUM The Titan launching waa thwarted at the last second when clined further comment on who Irene ended in tragedy. a malfunction developed In th* Mwill occupy them Thr building Thr audience wa* stymied dur­ * ‘U >>* completed to about m ing "Haunted Momenta," a dance foot m liiile Floodlight! plrrred the clear *ky« week*, h* said, hilled a* a huntoroui and horrible ai Ihe Allas Mailed off at 3;tot lake a la»k at Sanford'a To " * * 1- - , - * fc fantasy of people and sound*. ID a m * * L, ihatlrrlng a thick lea morrow" i« Imw the sign in front III* Ranfordites d i d n ' t know mating formed h> Uie suhlero uf Ihe ufflce read*. whtlher to laugh or rry. liquid oxygen in III tanks. The Al­ Kirk will start construction on a ia* made a smooth start and new medical building near the dim i d with gradually Increasing hospital within M day*. speed into a star filled sky. After ■bout two and a half minute* tha A j. i . . L I. Heavy wlmla thal r l p M branch mlaille'a t* « booster engine* apA r r O C K IS ^ 0 x 0 1 !•» from tree* and lent lan-e ar peared to burn oul aa planned, lirle* flying hampered Sanford and the Alia* continued under firemen ahortly after noon tralay power for another full minute, Frank Meisch, 65, died tail aa they eatinguithrd a fire at | ■ - ■— mghl in Jaikwiiivllle. Hall Bros Trucking Co garage on . * . . . * *w Mr M rm h was a retired Ban Writ F ln t ford farmer amt moved to Jack Minor damage w»g tamed by * •onvill# two ye»r« ago lo Hv* the fire, which tlartrd In a pile «f B u i l Q i n Q S u r V e V ultli hi a *<m in law and daughter, a.iorted trucking article* behind -» • Mr and Mrs I*irry lljrlu fii li! ihe Flitnfs quickly ipfrai! * ontuItlnE Jfttntf tlur lo a hr art attack to an adjarrnt o|»rn area. v*h«*rr ^ramhlr l(oi*«*ri, U trtlork ind Survivor* include hit wife Mr* l.iuih and grata were Under dry. Ft ilr of to Inter Park, wrre aulhoHi-lt-n Brandi Meitch, Jiukson Water w*» played un the tree* rued by County Commitsloneri vllte: iwu brother*. Joe Melach. 1and buildings after the t.lace had yesierday tn makr a survey * t Sanford, and Nick Meisch, Jack been put down. Damage wa* not public building* in Seminal* Counaonvillr rrtimated, and the cause undcler- . t) Fuurral vrrviie» will he held, inintvi at 12:30 p m. Chief K. T. | The Arm will luhmlt a report al All Soul* Calhidlc Church Fri | numias and ai* mrn from the Kan on the condition of the courthouse, day morning at » Other arrange ,ford Kir# Department rushed to jail, rounty home, road ramp mrnt* are incomplete. Mhe teen*. and the health unit. 2 Operators Given Famed Vail Awards Dance Drama Gets Office Building Nearing Mixed Reception Completion, Owner Says Nearing completion In down town Santurd la on* of Central Florid*'* moot modern ufflce buldlngt. Designed a fu r • "ilatar" build­ ing in Miami Beach, th* Kirk Building at Commercial A t* and Hood St wiU house 12 offices The steel and cunrrele roof will go on thr taller part of lids week, according to Hill Kirk, who It doing hit uwn contracting. Con- Despite Weother, Gas Tax Increased TALLAHASSEE tU i’li — YU> liiia't gswdin* tax total reached 5liK.lin.l2J. an increase of more ih»n four i«*r cent. J*»pll* the J,'/"" " 7 r . .'7/ In l»MI which tom ut Industry, anocked out Read Chairman Jo* Crutrgut wild today. Thr Ua to tMT totalled IIOS, M5.6UJ. Gasoline and other BPdur fuel provide th# U * income which i* live ll«*d Department'* chief source of fund* for highway construction. tale, ‘Histoiy Month’ Proclaimed Here February ha* been proclaimed American History Month by Ma yor Al Wilson. Th# proclamation wa* signed Ui* request of the local chapter of lit* Daughters of the Americen Revolution. All eltlre-e, ii ld q and ' ’-i-.-n were urged to acquiinl themsc,.«s wiin American loalo.) during the month. Atlas Is Launched After Titan Fails Fire Extinguished Near Local Garage „ To Frank Meisch Weather tuosiderxbl# cloudiness a n d * * lb acaUered •h " **’/ * ' Wtm* We all) heat) tonight, be M rtly clend, ami not quit* * V " " “ Tk-rada,. U - Ion .h i Ml to ,0 . South to aouthwesl e im la w 11 " ,l« ^ ‘ hl,U"« ** „„rth»e.l over mital o< area * — on — Thur>day and diminishing. Small craft waininga are dltplayed on Intlh m u l l Joe Baker Chosen Top Young Farmer Thieves Get $10 A Sanford City Commissioner From Bus Station today was chosen Ihe Outstanding Young Farmer of Seminole Grain Editors Note: Srimmir Ke math, J4. a ttrooklvn salevinan, wa* a pavvengrr ahoarit the IIIlaird Amrrlran Airline* Flrrtra that crashed In New York Tues­ day night. II* wai wilting in the plane'* lounge >>klig with Ihe ttrwardesses when the plane tlammrd into the Fail Nner. Ill* Injurir* wrrr not betinrd to be grille al. This I* his story. Ht Seminole County Health Unit Assured .Seminole (.'mini) will have tie tit* near the hospital was diacuiaed, but waa found to be “Uw ) lot).UK health unit. Fielim.nary step* aJrrady an highly priced." T V Huard passed a rewilutlon Ttiieves .U ilr llO In ca.h from ' «*> a«d • « . truelion should amending U>* present budget to in Ihe Greyhound bu* atalion early '-egm aomrlimi hi* tuminer. lliia morning Thr decuion lo build came al a dud* matching fund* required by k , hreak. i meeting yesterday afternoon be- th* government before ronitruction ' . . , . , -. . .. i , , m County Coniinlsrionrr* ami can begin. Forehand informed . hark d an i l w riftmc a Authua Forehand of the Flurola ivunty admimilralure that he „ checked m thr atatfon*' De*r1tq»m#«f Conunlttkm’* Hoi pi could nut make an application e" ' c* rrt “* ,hr , U , " ’n I — -------- ------ ■*— •— -• *-■-* withuist prouf of local malrhtng l-ollce made I V discovery a l l j f 1 3 So a. m. Manager Bob BUhimer Go'iiniiaitoners toat g ^n d w u rk fund*. John Krlder and Lawruftf* Iw oftJ i H w anything ...in to # else , i „ n)u“ or the wat unable u to tell wimmediately, ^ ^ ford were appointed naftcutor* af had been taken. grant of ttb.ouu. given umW the t V project and will sign all t o r * Hill-Burton Hospital Act, tiry dra ument* aa the part af the CommUftcnen voted la edvir­ Hoard. T V county Must provide The Mvng wood Town Councto will tu# for sal* the present county $55,wy) for building costa. meet tomorrow night g I t th* Vallh unit property on I’almetto Forehand said that he would be­ Town Hall. A»e. A uie on French Av#„ ad gin work Uiimcdialely on estimat­ jarent to the Southern Bell Tele- ed cost figures, and adeiaed the plwn* Go., in tonsidcred unsatis­ Board to hire an architect. In out­ S.ake 51ary Chamber uf Com­ factory by Dr. Jack Thurmond, di­ lining the atepa required, ha said merce meets tonight at I ift the rector of the (bounty Health Do- lh* second step would Include a partaaeaL rafUrtJoft ed the eouatr’a financial Chamber building . Council To Meet Chamber To Meet CoUntV Will Get rrtourrrs. The third step will h* a site survey and legal opinion of ■He valuer T V fourth will be I V opening al bid* and the actual start of tontlruclion. I’lans will be accepted only afler a study of other health unit* hi Florida Forehand stressed that n simple constructFin wa* adequate. “There i* ft> M l design, but the building mutt be fire resistant and functional for your purpose*," he added. Dr. Tbarmood told the Board that be had Investigated the vacaM medical building In Uwgwuud end found II aatiafectory. Attorney Meek Cleveland Jr. we* authoritni to investigate I V ownership of tlw building. The structure he* be«to offered to the County Health De­ partment for eae aa a health eeftter. Other Commiacloa action tnensto ed a decision to Investigate gil ttodi r � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 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/c87b159b25783fb272bf21cf033b8b7d.pdf 24adfda05eb99365fea5d0dd1671898b PDF Text Text 5 ft S 3S5£??TfVv£u ■: •yi wr.- ATTEND THE ■ *v B1VM81 I m K Turn West off French Avenue at 20th St Follow Country Club Road and watch for our signs .. .. . .nJF *. Only2 V2 miles from Downtown Sanford Larne Lots Citrus, Oak t 1 • # and Pine Trees Sunday Feb. 1 from 12:30 til Dark A community water system approved by Florida State SEE OUR MODEL HOME! Board of Health. It's completely furnished and decorated Ravenna Park Homes have these up-to-the minute features: * • quiet neighborhood ideal for families Paved Streets Miami Curbs Wide m *m to protect A cool Silent light Nwltcheo Venetian Blind* Wood Interior trim Terrnuto Hoorn I-argr utility roomi with laundry A dryer connection* Birch Ynrktnwn cabineta with rolled edge formica tope Homes have that Custom Designed" look 10 Ft. Wide Concrete Drives NuTone kitchen exhntwt fine • t GE Range A refrigerator Diftpn*a11 Wall furnnee, Ihermmlntically controlled Sliding doom on moat claeetu Ceramic tile Sill* and tub reccaa Homes fully guaranteed for one year PRICES range from $13,000 to *15,950 ' £ CC oo nn ve vn en i ei n en t t f ifni n an an c icni n g g e ae saisliyl y a rarrar n an gg ed ed > A & e m a y . £ e CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N Y IN C 111 Wert 25th St at Myrtl. •i-u : Phone FA 2-3103 J / l �M ishaps Mas* A rea Record Hunt For 95 Fails To Produce Clues; 5innal Discounted §>anforfo iim tlft Virginia Integrates 4 Schools ) AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER* HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (l!Pl) V O IT X U X United Press Letued Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 19ii9 SANFORD. FLORIDA_____ NO. 801 Four p l a n e s and two ships' searched Ihe ice • choked North Atlantic today for clues to the fate of 93 person* on the Danish motor vessel Hans IIedtoft which di*ap|wared after striking an Iceherg four days ago. Moderating weather aided Ihe search. But no trace of the bright orange vessel or Its passengers and crew waa Immediately, visi­ ble Faint radio signals had raivrd hope that at least some survivors were alive in a lifeboat or on an ice floe But search director* said today there seemed little likell hood the signals were related to NORFOLK. Vs. (UPI)— Virjfinia admitted 21 Negroes the Hedtoft HAVANA, Cuba (U P M -Author Royal Canadian Air Force to white public schools today in a reluctant hut pvuceful nun* me* ordered an investigation to­ search and re«cue officers said it basis, tigging and sagguig with day to determine whether a bomb from a policy of maaaivo resistance to integration. WASHINGTON (UPI) Dr T., was believed the signals came Seventeen Negroes were admitted to school* in Norfolk explosion in the midst of a reli­ from an aircraft or an aircraft Keith Glennan. director of Hie Na­ the lurn of every new year." he gious procrtsioa was accidental or and four at Arlington in the Wnnhington auburbs. said, ' then we'd tu-Urr spew! our homing signal They were not on tional Space A d m i n I a tralion, a counter revolutionary action. There was not the slightest incident, deapita a few pina distress frequency, they said, warned t o d a y that Americans money buying telescopes lo watch 17 Skiers Injured Ttiree person* were killed and nor on frequencies known lo he npening rumblings that there MILAN, Italy (UPI>—S*vrnte*n the Russians pioneer ui spare.’' *0 Injured, many seriously, when available to ihe Hnlloft's radio or most "roll sags our sleeves . furf Glennan, first witness al the the bomb exploded Sunday In the ehiera war* injured Sunday nijrht would be pii'krltng and strife. years lo com e" H ihi-y hope tn the radios in its llfrhoats when two buses collided here. committee's follow up hearings on midst of 13.000 pilgrim* in a pro Until today, affected schools In Planes mss.crusted the rough­ catch up with Russia in the rare studies held tn the Seriale last cession al El Uobrr shrine out­ Norfolk had been rioted sine# ly 100 - square • mile an-a off lor apace, No Bread, Or Cake week, gave this resume of IT.S, - side Santiago de Cuba in Orient* last summer in Ihe severe appIG the southern lip of Greenland this' NEW YORK (UI'U—A atrlke Mr lull) Ihe House .Spate Com­ space plans for the iin mediate fu province. morning under a I.ooo . foot ceil ration of a Virginia law lhat re­ Ly g.lKXI bakery werkera hat halllure: Ttiree person* were understood mitter that time, money and e f­ ing. Visibility wat reported lo Im> quired the closing of any school ad pradurtion in TOO hakeri** in Hurl a 10 ton space craft Inlo. to have been arrested In the pre­ seven miles, obscured al timet by fort must lie poured Into a tut or tilt around the earth by 1961. | lhat was integrated. liy DARRELL GARWOOD the New Yo:i metnv'ottan area. liminary inquiry light snow. lalncd U 8 program if thia coun­ Other schools that were closed Fir* a two ton space craft "in­ The explosion firs) was thought WASHINGTON (UPI)-Pre*idrnt Return to Srxiik try is to overcame Russia's lead to deep space—Iar beyond the lo have been caused by an aban­ Elsenhower told Congress to his under the same law are in Char* Enus Tour On the turfare, the U. S. Coast moon" by the same year. doned army or rebel mine In the first annuel sparr report today lullesvllle—permitted t > open seg­ in puwrrtul rocket boosters. MIAMI (U l'li—Artentine Pr*aGuard cutter Campbell and the regated today under an eleventh* Orbit a 73 Ion space craft kient Arturo Fronditl ended hia Santiago area, which had hern "If our space programs are to German motor vessel Potcidon that the goal of this nation te hour court reprieve that post­ around Ihe earth hy 1963 tile scene of some bitter fighting L. 8. visit Sunday by dedlcatlmt turned back into the ice fields u be run on an off again, on again poned integration until nrxt Sep­ Glennan did not say in hi* open- in the tong rebellion that toppled peaceful interplanetary flight. a new air terminal here. the tun rose for the brief right tember—and at Front Royal in ing remarks how (ar along the the Kulgencio Batista regime. loioktng beyond the U.f. proj­ hour* of tub - arctir daylight. space trail Hutsia will he hy Hut expert* said later that ab ect to place a man in orbit within Warren County. The affrrtcd Robs Grandmother The ships have been forcer! to school there did nut open today. fDf9* % ’f y • flea* •• .\>IZO£V!V%r- ‘ v a n ( I T ! ) — veeg open water during darkness 1* saui au along flier* wouiuu 4 Conceding that Russia has rock blast was caused by a bomb or two years, lha chief t.x*vut(*e I*amu Sugita, 22. w ii caught durbecause of the hazardous ire eon said that new programs are aimed he any trouble and there was eta more powerful than anything a grenade -ii)( the weekend after tying up ditions off the Greenland gla M,d Principal Chattel W. in the U S. spare arsenal, GlenThe vtolrnce occurred shortly at "exploring our solar ay.lam , ^u» grandmother and making off eiert which spawn Atlantic IcePurdue, a former Duke Univernan said: before Fidel Castro returned to first by unmanned, then ** otjr tenth |4i.a? ami a life insurance football alar and now prindbergs "We are behind the Russians mi hla Sierra Meastra stronghold to policy. I pal of Norfolk's Mg Norviaw WASHINGTON (Ul'li - Secre- the lima scale because they have launch his land reform program in manned deep space vehicles. Some fortunate itudent will re­ "Aa man made dev lets, one aft High. tary of State John Foster Dulles biggrr boosters. We shall have to which state owned atatea will be ceive the second driver of the Talks In 12th Week In Arlington, where police pa­ cr another havs reronnoltrred th* today sought Ihe Idea* of the new spend large sums of money and month award at Seminole High divided a m o n g Cuba's tenant GENEVA (UP1I — The deadfrontier* el spar*," he said, trol* and officers with gai masks chairman of the Senate Foreign work harder to attain our space School Thursday morning. The pre farmers. kicked U.8.—Britiah - Human nu­ for anything, "there is a realliation that th* wer* prrpared County Commissioners failed to Itelaltons Committee on the time­ goals as soon as we want."*I clear talka entered their 12th xentatlon will he made at 9:30 in human raca has begun Ua great­ Schcvi Supt, Ray R. Reid iiM hire an engineer Saturday morn­ bomb Berlin crisis, week today with no protpect of the auditorium. with relief, "I am happy to team est, must daring adventure." The student will be recognised ing. Dulles confers al the Capitol early agreement in alghl. "Th* benefits that wtU come as there were no incident* and the! for outstanding road courtesy and Several of (he applicants did not with Chairman J. William Fillman's peaceful conquest of apace everything is quiet." to traffic laws. Award* allrnd the screening session The bright ID-Ark. i.' until now one of 8 Trampled To Death obedience A boycott had been threatened proceeds should he shared with will Include an engraved silver interview* will continue this week. his sternest critic*, before flying Charles Casscl. Dell ary. U re­ the world " m HINGA1UKE ( Ul’ i i - o n e aged plaque from Kader'a Jewelry and by white pupils at Arlington MM lo Kurnpr Tuesday lo discuss the The Commission tw ill mrel In cuperating at hi* home following %ian and two elderly women were M gallons of gas from Warner'! U failed to develop. Jaal (tear Threshold regular session tomorrow at »i30 Grrman problem with Allied lead­ surgery at Grange Memorial trampled to death in a weekend Service Station Joan Pott*, a whit* girl at Ar­ The President’s comment* were ers. a.ro. A meeting la scheduled fur Hospital Cassrl la director of the contained In a 33 page document, lington, said she did not want te ■tamped* to collect Chine** new Spoil cured by the Traffic Com- 2:3<) p. m with Aulliua F relisnd, Fulhrighl already has hsih-d the Itevrnna Park had its formal Hanford Male Chorus. year money packet* from a Chi- mitre of Seminole High School, the summing up apace achievement! attend school with Negroes and director of F l o r i d a lloapilal Dulles mission. He said he hoped opening yesterday amt more Bun aeie temple ouliide the city. of 193* The annual report la re­ went home. Her father sent her •‘drivrr of the month" is selected grams Under discussion will be the in-rrtary “ will find some 1,500 lersons visited the mod-1 Toastmaster's Hub wID meet quired hy th* National Aeronau­ bark to school. Four whit* boys by adults, including police offi­ the proposed bounty Health Unit. means lo oi>en up negotiition's home and construction sites during Wednesday al 6 30 p m. in Mar Lewis ‘Improving’ also asked permission le leave tics and Spar* Art. cers, teachers, aqd parents. Stu on Germany and other Furopean Ihe afternoon. Iomj Restaurant. Last week Ed WASHINGTON (U l'li — John dent advisor to the committee, Eisenhower said “ a beginning but changed their mind*. problems. A. K Shoemaker Jr., president Graham won the preliminaries In U. Lawia, one of Amerkan labor's Charles Fo«, will introduce Charlie has been mad* of which we may Dollrs talked by telephone with of Shoemaker Conet ruction Co., the club speech contest New moat controversial figures, waa Morrison, who will make the Fulbright Saturday shortly before which Is developing Ravenna Park, members Introduced were Vernon wall be proud." But he cautioned reported "much unproved'’ today award. that "we are, however, only Just the Slate Department announced said he was "well pleased" St the ^ n hte fight for recovery from a Last month U>« fust award waa lake Mary mothers covered the the European trip. Thai waa Just response of th# opening of the Mile. Cameron Uwreoce and •ear the threshold.” Honnte Keen. ^ e a r t attack. won kg Steve INiwall. son of. Mr- iown Friday night «"d turned in owe day after the new chairman model home. He ea pressed coeifWWtvc# that and Mrs. Hjtusf PoWeil. The atu tt&3 tor fie alnWl Mothers Mardi called on Ihe Elsenhower adminis­ By actual count, more than 1.500 th* nation "ha* lha knowledge, Bob Crumley has relinquished Funeral service* war* held at dent la selected from those who on Polio. wiU and the skill lo move ahead tration lo get off "dead renter" adults visited Ihe park. The rount have their car* registered for the Ileadlnr the drivt waa Mr* and take the initiative in settling Included both husband and wife, the former name of his Insurance swiftly and surely In rapidly I p. rn. today for Kevrrly Jean agency and rrplarmi It with hla Lindsey, Infant daughter of Dr. student parking lot. Richard Keogh, who expressed ap­ cold war controversies. when both came, but did not In­ own. Two yeais ago Crumley developing areas of technology." and Mrs. Edwin I-. Undsey, 1911 preciation for the courtesy extend Another frequent critic of Dul­ clude a large numt-er of childrrn purchased Ihe John II Williams Magnolia Avr. Tbr child died ed the#workrrs as they called on les' course. Senate Democratic Shoemaker today said he would Insurance Agency, During that shortly after birth Saturday morn­ friend* and neighbor* Whip Mikt Mansfictd (Mont ), like lo "express my rincere appre­ period the name has remained for ing Assisting in the drivr ware Mrs. also praised the secretary's trip ciation to the public amt lo those In addition to her parrnts, she Curry, Mr* C. W. HjolJom, Mrs. a* an "excellent Idea." lie urged who helped with alien bouse" lie good wilt purposes and compileste survived by three brother*, PENSACULA (UPI) — Thro# Mrs. Pearl W Peters. T2. Rais­ Roy llowall, Mr*. Robert Itugrn Dulles and other Allied leaders to added lhal a "s|>ecia| thank you" tinna with the telephone hook. tin Jan. 16. all prtntrd mater­ aallora from a nearby Naval Air ed away at her home tn Geneva. stein, Mr*. Curtis Green. Mrs abandon their "rigid position" on a as dur Florida Dower A Light John Henry larli. It. of 245 1-arry L , Donald D. and Gary rhecka, and advertising Grand Vista, DeRary, died Sun Phillip Undsey; maternal grand­ ■#baa# wore killed early today whan Saturday night after a short ill Millard Rice, Mia. J. Van , Mrs. Berlin and lay some potillve plan Co., which la providing medal liana ial, emerged with the name of Ihe day in Seminote Memorial Hoi mother, Mr*. Phillip Drilling, and their speeding. car crashed Into • nras. C J. McMinnimum. for all Ravenna Dark homes. hefore Russia. Bob Crumley Agency. When the pilal. paternal grandmother, Mr*. Ouida truck north of here. Mr*. Pat McCathy. Mr* Hubert She waa born Sept. II, ISM. new phone hook I* published, cus­ The Escambia County Sheriffs in Americus, Ua. She had lived Lankford. Mra. Dale Alexander, Mr. Loti moved to DeRary lo lJndsvy, both of Morrtlton, Ark. tom era will find the offira under 1934 from Cleveland, O. He was Services were held at graveside •Wee said the car, whteh waa in Ganeva for SO years. Mrs. Donald Coleman. Mra. Trd the "C." apparently traveling at a high a retired auditor foe General tn Oaklawn Memorial Park, with Mr*. Peters was a mr miter of Brooklyn, Mrs Mlldrrd Donaldson, Mir of speed, paaaed another the Hillrrett Baptist Church of Mrs. Ty Dedrnsn, Mrs Nancy Electric Corp . a member of th* the Rev. Thomas O'Stean, pastor Stanley L. Bromley received a Presbyterian Church D e B a r y, of the First Methodist Church, oitar and smacked inlo the truck Geneva, the Geneva Garden Club Totnbter, Mr*. Martha Mitchell, bachelor of seieiue degree dur­ member of th# Cleveland Hrlght* Brisling Grsmkow Funeral Home at the interiection of U. S.| and the Grneologkat Club. She Mra Martha Rilley, Mrs. James ing informal graduation eaerclsea F and AM, and past patron of the was m charge of arrangement#. Highway to and the Ellyaon Field waa the wife of the late Victor Chlpman ami Mra. Ida Keogh at Stetson University, Friday Eastern Star Chapter in Ctev* cut off, about nine miles north of Thomas Peters morning. Ilrumley manages the land Heights. Pensacola. Survivors Include three daugh­ Stetson Ikaikstorr. He plana to 9 Sheriff Kmmatt Shelby idrnll- ters, Mrs. Frederick Bower. Or­ Survivor* Include hia wife, Mr*. PUNX5UTAWNEY, Pa, (UPI) men before snuggling back un continue |n business. Bed the dead as Donald Tullla, lando: Mrs. W. F. Wilkinson. Idly C. Inti, DeBary; two son* — The famed (Punxautawney) drrgruund to await the arrival it. Racine. Wla. Lawrence H. Enid, Okla.; Mrs. J. M. Jones Jr., Robert F. Inti, Philadelphia, Pa., Sheriffs Ite utles are Investigat­ groundhog, just back from a of warmer weather, the ground The Central Florida Chapter of and Richard F. laid, Cleveland; The 73th anniversary of thn Gaia, 22, Milwaukee, Wte., and Okinawa; two grandchildren; one Jerry Robert Driscoll, 21, Qafn#y, brother, John Worthy, Americus ing the death of an Altamonte "successful" trip in Ihe moon, hog laid rlaim to being the first the National Multiple Schlerosis one daughter, Mr*. Dorothea L First Baptist Church yastentey Springs Negro who reiwirtrdly shot member of the animal kingdom Society ha* Iteen organised In Or hlbbald. Carmel Valley. Cal., waa highlighted hy sermons b f and several meres and nrphewi himself with a 12-gauge shotgun hounded mil of hia coiy lair atop to reach the moon. lando in serve eight eountlee In sevan grandchlldrea, one brother Dr. John MeGuire, secretary d At teail It peraopa, counting Funeral services will he an last night. lie disclosed he made his space Central Florida. Gobbler's Knob al I 23 a, m to the three aalleia, peri died In ar- oouaced Herman Lod, and a sister Mr*. the Florida Baptist Convention. by Rrision Funeral Mrirkiah Jeremiah F.ppt. 37, day, saw hla shadow, and fure Bight in a five-gallon milk ran. Dr. McGuire chose "What Con­ The counties are Orange, I.*ke, Anna B. Rolf, both of Fort Wayne, cidenu In Florida over the week­ Home. waa found dead in hla home at east six more weeks of wintry using three gallons of groundhog Osceola. Seminole, Flagler, Bre­ Ind. stitute* a Great Church" lor hte end, If of them en the highway*. 6 :IB p. nt. I -inch for fuel. The punch Is a vard. Volusia ami Sumter. MS weather, Funeral service* wtU be held topic. A coroner’s jury will deride No Dance Tonight While mem tiers of the I'unitu mysterious potion of liquids and patients. relatives of MS patients at 3 p. in. Wednesday In GramTh* Concord Chutr sang special whelber the death was suicide, la vine) Groundhog Club braved herb* known only lo th* ground- or a frond interested In working kow Funeral Home. Tha Rev. A. selections for the 2:43 a. m. Ballroom dancing at the Sanford Civic Center wtU not be held to murder or ,v.. elervlal, J. L. Km Isix above tern temperatures on hog himself, and l<ee Sullivan, of with MS, should notify Ihr office C. Summrr* will affiriila. In­ venire during Ihe day of eelehra* and Vern Brewster, deputy stter Csnoe Ridge, the world a fora firial mixologist of the local club. al 500 Magnolia Ave , office No. night. terment will be held *t a later fTun. Hirhard lloltzclaw was solo­ Partly tteedy through Tuesday. most wcalhrr prophet waddled in Rival groundhogs al Quarry a 3, Orlando Thia wrt« only the class will iff*, arr investigating. ist at II a. m. with the Adult dal*. A Hide confer. High epper 80's, meet from 8 9:30 p. m. <ws Thurs­ lu a brighl sunlight He sal up un wile, Pa., and Hun Prairie, Wis , Choir. bw te H i. Nertheeet wind* It le day. The class is sponsored by the Officials At Capitol "woudrhuck mm hu haunt hr a and cast Ihe larg arr itrirliy Displayed in tfu church were M miles per beer. Sanford Kerreslion Department. illy Manager W a r r e n E. est shadow ever witnessed during grata" hrre. And official U. ft. The Perfect Dress momrntos of th# pest, including DRGVIDF.NCK, H I. (UI’ D— Knowles it attending a meeting In (hr V) vrars nf tin annual ritual, Weather Bureau forecast!, "Hog * copy of Th* Sanford Herald, Delegates attending a Providence Atnmling tei tradition, when w nil " Ihe state treasurer's office la die dated Nov. 25. 1910. dioteve Catholic youth organiza­ cut* the Fire and Dolire Officers lha ground hug see* hie shadow Coal operator Sam light, prrsi Funeral service* for the Infant Bet ire men) Fund. on <Feb 3, aix week* of cold di nt of the local groundhog club, tion meeting Sunday night voted ton of Mr and Mrs William V Aleo in Tallahassee for the two weather are in store Otherwise annually' raps at the 'rhurk's hole In favor of a resolution that a llotark, ST^o Mrllunvjlle Ave. day session te Fire Chief Mark there would be an early tpring with a willow ranr In summon drv«* ought lo he "light enough wrre held tn show the wearer is a woman al graveside Cleveland. In a brief interview with new* out the wise old critter. and louse enough lo show ihe la tery. Th* baby died Thursday The sound par form anee in the • lady " soon after birth in Seminole Mutual Convert Aaaoelalion seriee Memorial Hospital t* presented at the Hanford The Rev Jose Cardoso of G* Civic Center tomorrow night at Fish Auction Set The formation of the Seminole hastily when the service* of Mar County Humane Society has been vin lleltman. managing director The <rntral Florida Aquarium teen llaptiat Church officiated. arift, greeted with enthusiasm by loeal of th* Orlando Society, were *c Society will meet at a p.m. Wed Surviving, In addition to the par­ The Dance Drama Company, law enforcement and health offi cured. Mra. Cowley stressed that needs) in the band hall at Sem­ ent*. ar* grandparents, Mr. and featuring Emily Frank*!, la lilted Mrs Gerald llosark, Osteen, and to appear before a largo audience. rials. inole High School the organliation is in no way A small group mat with offi limUrd, and will welcome mem­ A fish auction will be held in ad­ Mr and Mr* C. K Patterson, Tickets mag be purchased at Ihe dition lo a program ami business Hanford. Gramkow Funeral hime door for those who do not have al> from the Orlando Chapter bership* from any county real was in charge of arrangement* memberships. discus* the Incorporation, by­ dent. «e**ion. laws and constitution of the new "Th# society ran only hecumr ■rsanitation. a valuable rommumiy asset Slim Galloway, county consta­ through the continued Interest and ble, said, "If w* can get thia ro-eperalion of ihr public." she started, many of our moat aermua said. "We will announce « general problem* will be euterd. Af pres­ meeting al a later date, when A l ake Mary lazy look lop hon­ Hereford heifer, Mis* l.arryman, of the animal, record books and ent, law officer* and the health officers, a hoard of director* and or* Saturday in Ihe third annual to ■ win in th* red ribbon group th* judge's score o f th* animal. department must round up all an advisory hoard will hr elect Premium money waa gtvra by the Seminole ( mmly 4 II Club Beei' wilh a total of a4 5 point*, and won Saminula County Cattlemen'* Amostray animal* and investigate re­ ed." another red ribbon with hi* Here­ rial ion. Show, port* of cruelty.’* Attending the meeting werr Cart Stubbing* compiled a total ford bull. Other rad ribbon winner* The Society hopes to become Mr. and Mr*, lleltman, Mr. and Th* rixzw wn* a new eaperieaoo . %irorporat*d within two weeks. Mra George II. Garrison. Mr of p i 7 point* out of a possible 100, were Hubert Hephini, Lake Mary, for many of the boy*. A number ed Mrs. Ernest Cowley ha* been and Mra Ralph Jacobus, «u of a* he diaplayed Ills .Shorthorn with M points and Ardea Arndt, spectators pitched in to help groom fhoeen temporary organizational Orlando; from Seminole County, WiN.NtvifS IN 4-H HE Eh' SHOW — Top and dreaa the animate. Ardea Oviedo, with 80.5, .Mary. laift tu right, Carl Stubbing*. Jerry betfer, Seminole Uader’s Has*. *bairman. Mra. Cowley said that Galloway, Dr. John Thurmond, Judaea for tee Mtow ware Al Arndt, Oviedo, and Richard and (Judn), u.?, »'h?r.S2 ™ Dawson, Gviado, and Cecil Twckar, Freddie Great at Loagwoai par■samberahip It now open, and Val Itobbins, county sanitarian, hornira were won by these boys in the Sem­ Arndt. Ard.n Amdl, Al I I . . ™ {“ .*£ Be-nmole C o u n t y Agricultural lkips ted tar Mm Orel thee. Tha those who are Interested nay call and Mra. Arnold Hood, superin­ inole County Beef Show nt the Fnrmer’A Uoten llnnkliu ...I W. R. Hopkln.. her at PA 2-22M. Agent. Scoring waa baaad ea show­ low animate will go la Hte dtetrtt Hcminole Leader II. tendent of the city too, and Mra. Auction market Saturday murniutr. Blue ribbons were won by Curl Stubbing*, Lake A q aarini last week waa called Constantin* Dtwolski. te Ileatwmoo. Fete Id. (Herald Staff Photo) Jerry Arndt, Oviedo, showed hte manship, fitting and eendttloniag A three-) ear-old Negro child vat hit hy a Sheriff* patrol car Friday night and admitted to Seranolr Meroorhl Hospital with head tejuriet. Mania L*e llult was rclratcd this morning, and returned to hi* home at tits West 11th Si. Witnesses laid that Deputy W. . 'rown e u "going too fait.” Skid Viarka on the atreet were measured at S3 feet. In other weekend accident*. Mil ter Adolphut Brown wat charted with driving while intoakated when police officer* found him aittint in hla car in a ditch on Bell Are. Brown ran off the road on /lews Briefs vVrondizi the left ante and traveled To fret in the ditch before coming to real, officer! (aid. The accident occur­ red at i:.W p. m. Saturday. Edmund S. True love. VAH-7, NAS Hanford, fell ailerp at the wheel early Saturday-morning and demolished hia tedan when it hit a tree at East Fint St. and Chap­ man Avr. Alton Ctinloo Coleman. Sanford Negro, waa charged with driving while intoxicated when hia vehicle hit a telephone pole at 7th ante Sanford Ave., late Friday night. A paiaengrr. Dorothy Wilson, vea* taken to St-minute Memorial Ho* pital with injuriei. Other accidentx were reported at 0:26 p m. Friday at Firtl and Park, and 5:27 p. m at Second and laurel, when a vehicle driven by Donald Willard Fierce Jr. col­ lided w/th one driven by Henry L. Alexander. Frank Wilaun, Negro, Orlando, was charged with attempted rape Saturday, and Everett lore Brown waa pot in jail for xtraling a de­ cent package of chicken livers from the Tip-Top grocery. June! E. Miner, Negro, from NAS Sanford, waa put in the city Jail shortly after being rwleaaed from the county jail for assault and battery. Miner, cut Clifford Winfrey on the bark with a knife. Hr waa apprehended at the main gale of the Naval Air Station, offkrra laid. Space Expert Says U.S. 3 Killed, 80 Hurt Process Is Quiet, By Bomb In Cuba Incidents Lacking Lags Far Behind Russia U. 5. Space Goal: Peaceful Flights Diilies Seeks ideas On Berlin Problem 'Driver Of Month' Will Be Selected Interviews Slated For Engineer Job Over 1,500 Visit Local Briefs Ravenna Opening March Nets $155 From Lake Mary 3 Sailors Killed Slate Toll Is 19 Final Rites Today For Lindsey Baby Mrs. Pearl Peters Succumbs At Home John Henry Lotz Dies In Hospital Negro Found Dead; Investigation Set Groundhog Sees Shadow, Hustles Back Into Cave Church Celebrates 75th Anniversary Weather Humane Society Forming Here; Decision Praised Rites Held Sunday For Hosack Infant Dance Drama Here i£ inML.k*Vw r £ Tomorrow Night « Lake Mary Boy Wins 4-H Beef Ribbon Mothers March On Polio In Sanford Tonight; Please Light Up Your Porch I # �8l)> Stop Bullying Small Cars, Woman Asks MIAMI (U I'D—Mr*. George T. - Lewd, aelf-appolntcd champion of i the amall *porta car, demanded J today special legiilation be en• acted to prevent truck* and big i cara from bullying the little mod* ela. "What ehanre doe* t IIIHe c :r have again*! a 10 ton truck." takrd Mr*. Lewli, who went to Jail to get her point acroa*. A prominent club woman, Mn. I*wia cho*r a five-day jail term rather than pay a Uu fine after If yaw n#*d caih U r on emeiftncy or to pul your financial affair* an a mar* tatltfactary bail*, cam* In end lelk the matter aver with w*. We meke Wan* U r all werthwkilo purpose*. her imilt Kilt hid ■ run-in with i bit oil truck. She Mid the truck backed into her, but the judge accepted the truck driver'* v*r»lon that the ac­ cident wat Mri. I/Cwli’ fault. She rune out of her cell .Satur­ day rich! hopping mad and ready to male ■ national fight of it. "With more and more amall cara coming on the road every day, thia la a national problem,” the de­ clared. "Nobody givea the little iporta car a break." Some of her suggestion* for cor­ recting lha situation were; — Make trucka put on extra mirrora or blggrr mirror* *o they can »er whal’i l>enlnd them. — Put a pertKoj^ on the top of the truck caba the driven will have better visibility in the rear. -Radar nr other electronic warning device* now being etpetlmenled with by traffic official*. "I went to jail for what I thought »•* right and I think it waa worth it," aha *aid. "I've Juit it*rf*d to fight." liifir t UrrsO OPEN HOUSE DREW ’ESI—ThU U n view of Temple Dr. in Rnvenna Park, allowing some of the many earn which brought people to view the model home and houaea under 0 * t Heart. M r M } ffdey U , Clatad Saturday 411 North Oronge Street*.,................. Tel. GArd 401 Weu Centrol Av*rw/o. Tel GArd **134J East Colonial Drive....?.............*7.1*1. GArd M n Heeni Deity f-J, fftdamdey I totardor t-lt «P w W y Admins! fmowte C f pofodoo ARLINGTON, Va. (U P D -P oir Negro tludcnl* quietly brnkr Vir­ ginia'! huloric barrier* nf ichoot' **gr«gation today by entering a1 white junior high irhool here. Their wa* no disturbance. A1 police officer laid the Ncgrnct, three hoy* and a girl, were takrn| to a rear door and "juit walked right in." >#( P n h l l f h f f f l r a w i l l V# h f H In l h * f t f m ln o !* C o u n t * C o u r t M f.if C o j n t y C o i r m l M l b n f r t r oom v i.d n ttl.t. V f b r u s r r 11. l i l t a l I I I r . M. a r f * t nan f h t r t a f t t r • • b - t i l b l r fttm ln flt l > u n l i Xnnlng f o m B il. ilo a LOANS MAM TO IfiSIMNU O f ALL M A M T . , t. luv**-. J , f lf t n ln n lf General Insurance i JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET • r w i v f M r. r m v T i m v iv u iiim m is h o v ' • i l v * * ( Pw hllf l l v a r i a * Tv* w h i n s II man- n n r t r a l Nod.# I t I . »>*!•> a i t t a I n b#.-vr-i «n. . w ill * K t c i U n I f . .r IN# r « n ln « ll»« i l f ' l n n # ' h i t VVIIIIftn *1. 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N • K « ! • # ! fl. th # n .a N • ' ! • < » * d l i d I h i n c l « • ' • f r i t ' k K i l n ; n . t h i n . , x • • » * : » • a: s u i t n t« th * n af Tel. f A.tfof 7-3/43 construction by Shoemaker Construction Co. More than 1,500 adnlta were counted at the model home yesterday. (Herald Staff Photo) H. Legal Notice G .A C iF IN A N C K The first volume appeared at bookatorra thta week. Bulganin, dropped from the party preaidlum and aceuwd of being e member of the "anti-party group," wg» not •i ' ■ ■‘ .1 . r ro u .d v , Sm nlnr The Kudent* rode to the irhool aftrr gathering at the home of Ronald Dcikini, 12, one of the four. Ronald'* father drova them. The other* arc Michael 0. done* and Gloria D. Thompson, both 12, and l.inet I). Newman, U. All arc in the »c*emh grad*. Tolies krpi tab* on thrlr jour­ ney. Report* that they were pro­ ceeding tafely were radioed to headquarter* from the time they left the Deikini houir until they arrived at btralford Junior High. The quiet procedure ended a three • year court battle by Nfgrow to he allowed to atlrnd white ichooli in thia iprawling mburb juit acroi* the Potomac River from Washington. Jack Rathbone, executive secre­ tary of the Arlington Defenders of Slat* Sovereignty and Individ­ ual libertira, apparently failed to carry out hia threat to throw pickets around the aehool. Parents of the Negro children repented.■*.■*.«» >- . Itltfcfar all of them were "nice." The four arrived at the school ■bout l:ls a.m, and clasies be­ gan 20 minute* later. The school'* while student*, numbering l.tt*. reported without fanfare. A few aboard irhool bute* ihouled and waved aa they paued cameramen. Police w e r e prepared for trouble but Ihera wa* none. Only a (entering of spectator* gath­ ered In the lubfrteilng weather ouHide. White • brlmeted police armed with club* and equipped with gai mitkt lurreunded the aehool. In authoriied persons were barred from the area. PHONE FA 1*4451 H. JAMES GUT and JAMES B. GUT Auoc. Adding Machines For SALE For RENT .<&&) REPAIR Service A STH M A AM AAOUT NlPMON INMAUMT, A puamnt an* reoaspy emir ivtM ptoaa tni «M f sttmutNO '--icpfeatS . TYPEWRITER SERVICE iTMPtoau 'feR eyw old j Drttg ’ Touch ton Drug l cilia during the weekend but aald VISITS -o i vv t-u Fir*v J u *" MADE OUR Grand Opening such a marvelous si rDrr t W i awe* ' MthBt ff French and Ave. watch fo r quiet neighborhood ideal for families Ravenna Park features: Homes hove that Custom Designed' Paved Streets Mian Wide cave* to protect & cool Silent light iwHcheff Venetian Blind* Wood Homes fully guaranteed for one year Interior Terriuio trim floors Lari* utility rooms with laundry A dryer connections Birch Yorktown cabinets with rolled edgs formica tops to-the minute 10 Ft. Wide Concrete Drives NuTont kitchen exhaust Excitin New Design fins GE Bangs A refrigerator J Disposal! Wall furnace, thermostatically controlled Sliding doors M* asst closets Ceramic Ills Sills sad lub recess PRICES RANGE FROM $13,500 to $15,950 FHA Financing Down Faymenta aa low aa 1150 Monthly Payment* lean than Rent 211 W est 25th S t i t Myrtle �” '■* V J' t . . . ' w *, , 3. * | 'FMaHu <*- .j *•— W M B B jL- . fc-» . . w, • -■•;••;■•.■ fWft VnrferS frriIS Mon.. Feb‘. 2. 1959— P «r« 8 Squadron \Margaret ' Moore Wed CPO Wives Club Has Meet; Has Party £ /a n s Get Aquainted Coffee * ** The CTO W het Cluh met rcr«>tllT> *t thf CPO Club. Thf new officer* will »lart thfir derm ol ohfce uiih a bu*y schedule A get acquainted carter will be held on February 12 at 19 a. m. In. the CPO Club. All wive* oI chirr petty officer* In thii area ■<* Invited. Honor gue»t* will b» wive* cf chief petty officer* iitAlir newly arrived VAH 1. Mr*. Barbara Pravton. Mr* Jo Car- tier. Mr*. Kay Rotoff, and Mr* Mine Sundvall are in chart* of arrangement* Tentative rlan* are being made for a bake *ale in February and a (print fa*hton show in early March Btrthvtone pencil moroento* were prevented to Mr*. Robert Carr, who i* leavlna m Febru ary for Saplei, Italy; Mr* Jo •eph Greene, whole huiband I* C iiurch Calendar MONDAY The Weateyan Service Guild of. the Fittt Melhodlrt Church will meet with Mr*. Pied Smith, F.fii Seminole Blvd, at 7.30 p. rr^pMr*. Jack Burnry it ro-ho*t- the Pirn Mtihodiit Church at S:lo p. m ; the Senior Choir practice* at 9 .IS p m. The Commiiimn on Steward ship and Finance meet* in Mr Kintey Hall at 7 to p. m. The MVP Counrll meet at the Boy Seoul* o( the Pint Plrvt Method)it Church at 7 30 Jhr Prt*bylerian Church will rtirel aC 7 p m.* <The f nilalliea Cl*** of ihr Pirn rretbyierian Church will meet a. the home of Mr*. J. N. Gillon, 1201 Palmetto Ave. Mr*. ML Mallac* t* coho*;***, •Mli>ion study •’Way* of Witt't**lnic'' will be held for the I'u n c n Horton circle and the W m c i Women-* circle at the Pint liaptbt Churcn at 7 p. m. T^ie Prance* lloiton Clide will have a buiinei* meetin| durin{ tRe Intermiliion. Cherub Choir of the Fri*t Bap Hit Church will practice at 4.11 1' , -tn. - .. — - ■Pinccred Baptut enurch Voutn FrRowihlp at «.J0 p. m. m u DAT ,*r he Daughter* of Wesley of the it Methoditt Church will meet Hall at 7:10 p m at McKinley Mi "Hie February group. Mr*. Albert Hirkion, chairman. Will be hot! ra* .The Gleaner* Clat* of the Pint Baptist Church will meet al the church at 7:10 p m. with Mr*. R. T. Hunt and Mr*. Ruby llemmrrle a* hostesses. 1Crusader Choir practice al the <k*i Baptist Churrh al 7 p. m. i n * Junior Pellownhip of the Ftr*t Pr#*bytenan Church will meet at 3:10 p m. .The Junior Choir of (he First Prrtbyierian Church will meet aI 4J10 p. m. .Ihe Pioneer Frllowdilp of the Ptr»t Prribyterian Churth will meet at 9 p. m. W. S. C. S. board meeting al Br30 a. m. at thr Pint Method!*! Qjurrh. Tbit will be followed by A - Ini linen meeting and the fir wt teuton of the *tndy, ’ ’Middle I?a*l Pilgrimage.'* A eovtrrd dish luncheon will be served at nbon. Mrs. Howard Anderson, president, of the Orlendo district W. S. C. S . will be a guc*l Grace Methodist Church W. 8. C S. is invited lo participate to the study. The Choriitrrs will practice at t ^ First Methodist Churrh al 4 m. WEDNESDAY La prayer group will meet In thr Daughters of Write) elm * room al the First Methodist Churrh at 9:10 a. m. The Chapel Cmwr practice* al SKK U8 FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION O F ------- A 'atchc* Jewelry Dltm onda t Birthwtone Rfnffi I'M Our Budget Plaa. Charge or Larawsy W vd m . 1st e FA t-om retiring and planning a move tn Avon Park; and Mr* Mary flog er*. whote huiband ha* been tramferred to fiincsvillr, Tev At the rlo»e of the huvincv* meetint member* enjoyed xmlwiche*. cake* and coffc.*. Meeting Scheduled The Sanford Woman'* Club will have it* regular monthly lunch eon and busineit meeting on Wrdneiday at 12 30 p m Host cue* arc Mr*. C M. Flower* Mr* S G. ilarnnian, Mr*. C M. Wine, Mr* Stephen Ttrllorrt and Mr*. J N, Gillon ftcierva p m. turn* lituit he madr with Mr*. Prayer meeting at the Fir at) Raymond Smith, PA 2 M77, by Bapliit Churrh at n o p. m noon Tuctday. Sunday School Worker* Confer Mr*. Leonard Munson, sponsor enre at the Pint Baptist Churrh "L ihe program, will preicnt Drat * IS p m, The Senior Hi(h t > - ; of the Robert M. Roirmond. cardtologn Pirtl Prc *h> te rlan Church will amt internal ttirdirine. Hr will meet for tupper at fi p. m and •peak concerning ihe newer a*pert* in irralmcnls of cardiac for rehrarial at 6 .in p m Rnsrmond It a The Midweek Bible Hour of disease*. Dr of Duke Medical the Pirn Presbyterian Church graduate will he conducted by the pa*ior. School He received a two year Ihe Rev. A. G. Mclnnis, at " fellowship with the American Heart Atiocialion al a mediral p m. The Chancel Choir of the Pir*t college in South ('arulina. He Prrtbyierian Churrh will meet (cried a mrdieal residency at Kmory University Grady Hoipi for rehrartal al 7.10 p. m. ' ' ii.. JCU , VAH 3 effirer* and their v*ive* .ill(Tried a going away cocktail party at the afterburner of the BOQ Friday night. Cdr. K. R Horrctl presented silver card tray* to tho»e w ho arc leaving squadron three. They are Lcdr. and Mrs Henry De­ ment, Lcdr. ami Mrs. B. It Brown. Kn*. Paul Meyer, Warvnl officer and Mr*. Albert Wickham. Lt. ijg) and Mr* Paul il'Dea, l.cdr and Mr* Clifford Velum. Lt (Jgl and Mrs. ft. J. Pil.Mimmon* Guests enjoyed a buffet of hor* d cveuvro that included turkey. ham. mail beef ami shrimp. Between 70 and SO people were present. (P&aad /w I a Mr and Mr* Harley C, Th.vm a*. San Marcc* Ave , left Sanforvl Sunday on a trip in Kingston. Ma*« They will vmt their daugh ler. Mr*. Ralph W. Spencer and awatt the arrival of a new grand ihild. Mr. and Mr* Thomas will return in mid February. They hope te* bring with them another daughter, Mr*. Kenneth It Olsen, and her three children to apend the balance of the winter here Mr* James Buckler, Mr* Randall Chair and Mr*. Frrd Rohli -.tent In Cocoa on T!mr*day In attend Ihr annual meeting of the Curu* Council of Girl Scout* tr-—- .Vi* . . , . . . Ml** Margarrl LouUc Moorr »ree**or'* She wore the orchid Tbe conole I* residing on Kart I Temple own* and operate* hit Coionul Drive In Orlando. Mr*, own hu*ine«» and Leui* H. Temple. Orlando, horn her bridal bouquet. were marrieel on Jan. 24 al t p m. in tJrlando. Mi** Moore i* Ihe daughlrr ol Mr. and Mr* Joseph M, Moore. l,ale Mary. Mr. Temple I* the #on of Mr. and Mr*. Marlin IV, Tcmt ie, Sanford. Thr ceremony look place In the Lucerne Park Baptut Church In Orlando. The church wa* deco rated with while gladioli and chrysanthemums and palm*. The fljy now for summer, many excellent bargain. ; u ra n i afford hrtdr * untie. Ihr Rev. Lawton Caidigun*. tlipwi -. Inkle*, to mt**. Alien, officiated. Mrs. Allen play jeweled. Many ce! and »ue*. Regular Haiti* biand line*. Sue* 10 2*', S -ll ed nuptial selcctiun*. 12*i 22‘ , . The bride, given in marnagr by Values lo 14.95 her father, wa* lovely in a bal­ lerina length gown of while organta with a bandeau of while carnation* tn her hair She wore white lave mitts and carried a while Bible topped with a white orchid and satin streamer*. The only altrndant wa* the One Hack, Values 1» 11.95 bride* »iMer, Mi** Jo Ann Moore, who acini a* matd of honor. She wa* gowned tn balle­ rina length blue organ:* with matching arrrttonr* Beit man «a* Ihe groom * hr** G roup thcr. George Temple, Tarpon Name bmnd line* of children i Spring* Values lo 24.95 drctir*, at special sale price*. For a wedding trip to >ou(h Florida the bride chute a black wool tweed »ul! with matching Now $5.98 - $8.95 2 for Childrens Dresses $1.98lo $6.98 BIRTHS Mr. and Mr*. John 4'rim, Lemon Bluff, announce thr Imlh of a daughter, Patricia Jeanne, born January 21 tn Seminole Mrimirtsl Hospital Die infant *»*'-hed pound*. It miner*. 2 #• s7.50 s5.00 One Now 6.98-1295 “ Shop and Save T hese V alues" SHOPS Cv&niA • % MONDAY Toe Jaytee Wive* will L.eel at ■ p tn. al the home of Mr* Lou McDonald. 2aol French Ave., with a board meeting prcreding the business at thr h».nr of Mr*. Mary Ann Wilbur at 7 p. m. TUESDAY The VFW Auxiliary will meet at > p. ra. al the VFW Pom on the lakefront. The Sanford firemen'a Ladii« Auxiliary will nirrt at > p m at thr home of Mra. J. R. Crow, t i ll Mrlfonville Ave. All mem ben are urged to alirnd Society Has Meet Tuesday J. Rratley Odham wa* the speaker for Pilgrim Chapter. National .Soviet) of the Daugh­ ter* of thr American Colonist* when the chsptrr met Tuesday for luncheon at the Mayfair Inn Odham »poKr on the "Ameri­ can Way of Lifr", At the conelution of hi* interfiling talk a round table diicuatum wa* hrld. Mrs. Uldtnn t . Muni (ornery, president of Pilgrim Ch«pter. rnndurled Ihe liiismr** meeting following the lunrhenn The org* nlration eolors of blue and gold werr carried out tn the floral decoration* on the luncheon ta­ ble. Plan* for the annual Mata meet­ ing tn Orlando m March were diieusied. Delegate* for the Na­ tional Convention at Waahhvgtnn in April were *efooted. These are Mr*. Montgomery, Mr*. J H. Whitaker, and Mr,. Henry Rogg*. The next regular meeiatg xnU be held in Marrh in Orlando. • Higher-lhen-everege lerning* • taiy WHhrteewek Somwiay soon thi* boy may l>e writing column, new*atoned, nrtulca and editoriela about an ever rrnwing Florida. Juit vwhat opjtortunitica arc m More for him? Today in Florida thrre err epprnximatelv 2JO new»|M|«ra and fiO general magazine*. Ttvey re|irr«erit both major imlitical partie*. discus* all aides of controversial question*. There ate "aenaational" paper*, dignified papers, small town weeklies, society magazines and counlle*olhcri. Bcaidea tliceo commercial publication*, many firm* pnhlish (oinpauy magazines and FLORIDA Newsboy tor! r,f‘ . . . newsman tomorrow! Just aj free mferpr/V has ' built our tt'tnl publishing induitrics, has it built nurgrntf pourr tyitems. J-lorida I'oucr A l.ighl Company i.t continuing In push ahead...building new plants, new iubitatioru. new lines to protide more and more electric sente* to that today, and in Iht /ofore, there u ill be more and more power n- -»table far HAPPIER FLORIDA bulletins, aa well aa Iwwiklet* fur ndvertuing and public relations purpose*. T o aspiring young joumalida, thceo publuatiotui offer unlimited opportunities. But what aliout lomoirow? Will thla boy he allowed lo rc|K>rt and write the truth when he it grown? Wrho will he hi* how . . . hia conscience or some bureaurrat? He will be able lo give Flori* ■liana the whole truth only if wo preserve our system o f free enterprise, with ita principle or Freedom of the I’reea . . . the greatest force for truth and liberty live world lua over known. POWER & LIGHT • ' rCTRICALLYI COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA W. Scott Burns, Mgr. ■- s3 9 9 J jojcoI You can’t afford lo take the chance that your future comfort and happlneaa aren't absolutely assured It'* much heller to set aaide e certain amount with us each payday. Then when you retire, you'll have Ihe cash in the kitty lo traeti . . . enjoy a ftw bobbin In* comfortably. iic - . . DRESSES Sweaters FUTURE FLORIDA JOURNALIST: a• -* To Louis Temple * * , »f •> <1 i Y1 •( 207 MagtioIU A * i •* * �•- jv * * V . F#b. 1, M 1959 |ni fM 0*iy A COUPLE OP MAES ROM EVEN 1CTUt( WASTE AttTUIOW'R EATTfilWWA M Mqumx«our W e SCOT A J THttt*THCVU.llKI JACKET/ JAOXT.BOR p w tr WE SANDBAR*! 6 t S « f e f O l BETTER SWIM BACK TO V . TUEM*/—- f ] i ------------ !l I c o w 'd i -— BCTTf r r a9 L tr nlm.nI LW-OM/OOT TOPUt-L P v t 9 / T f K E tP P9tv m i. MOO/ W T . run MtfffN u& ur«<r only o .t or my vrHcrLC i ia i » iop ahI r / m y s o ' ^ v »r pc*o K A H T T O wH ’ WILL BJUMOUT IF J i pcn r fix it .' J . i Ck AY.' 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Dust Catchers Can Become 'Money Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive Want Ad I—LOST AND FOUND CLASA1FIED INDEX Ske I—FOR RENT •■aterb U).1T—LEASE. Big Sals Ua clean downstair* furnished apt Everything. Furniture Center. oil heat. i l l Park. t - t . o r r a n d found 4FOR RENT 5- A-ROOM A BOARD I—REACH RENTALS 4—WANTED TO REM 9—REAL ESTATR FOR BALE 4—FARMS - ACREAGE GROVES T-REAL ESTATE WANTED 4—MISCELLANEOUS FLOWERS • PLANTS 9 SHRUBS 14—o f f i c e e q u ip m e n t II— AtVUMOBILES • TRAILERS 15— BOATS A MOTORS 14-FARM SUPPLIES A * MACHINERY 14-PETS • LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES li— ARTICLES WANTED O l4—PLACES TO EAT 17—REAL'TT PARLORS 14-FEMALE HELP WANTED 14-MALE HELP WANTED 44-MALE OR FEMALE SI—WORK WANTED 1 1 -nUSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES 44—SPECIAl SERVICES 14-PIANO SERVICES SAA—BUILDING CONTRACTORS KLKCtlUCAfi r CONTRACTORS *l A—RLTLDLNQ. REPAIRS. Sm T i UILDWO S t m j M JI-NOTICE • PERSONALS •4-ARTICLES FOR SALE 34-FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD ____ ftr a lb Mon.. Fab. 2. 1959— fa g a 7 lAFF-A-DAY II—AUTOMOBILEB—TBAILERB •33 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. BAII, 4300 I FA 4 1144 before i p . m 34 BEI, AIR Sportl Coupe. RAH. power BAS, low mllrace, one owner. Will trade for owneri equity and taka up paymrnte. Call FA 2901. LOST: Man* c la im in brown 4 Room mttage, newly painted, cair. Pmecreat or 24lb Si. Paola. FA 4 37M. area Call FA 2 4442. RE , WARD. Large twin bedroom, private en­ trance. private bath. Phone LOST: 1 Cadillac Ur# and whrrl FA 2 4704. Turs night on Hiway 44 RE­ WARD Ralph Taylor, Leeiburg inch School. To Let—four room houae. garage, iterate. Riverviaw A Narciaaui I—FOR RENT Avr. FA 2 3070. .i- I oaH . J 'fl'& W W "Gateway In tha Watarway'* Year Etlanide Dealer ROESON SPORTING GOODS 404 4-4 E. lit. Phene FA { 1441 Large 1 bedroom unfuroiibrd apt. 3 BEDROOM kitchen equipped. Kla. room, tiled bath. 1700 Mag Mo monthly. St. John* Realty. nolla Ave. $70. mo. FA 2 3*31. FA 44123. 2, 4 aod 4 betrroom bouin and HOUSE in the country on lake imall apartment. Phone FA 2 0314. ROSA I- PAYTON. Broker Phone FA 4-1301 2 BEDROOM holive. 173 P»r WEI.AKA APARTMCWTSi . month. Th. FA 27114. private batha. 114 W. Firat Sc -■ SPECIAL SIR VICES AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 23-A— BUILDING PAINTING IMPERIAL DECOflATOl__ painting and paparlag Windshield Rack Gla«« FA 3-3714 or FA 2-7910 after « a . Door GIim \#nt Glat* -INSURANCE SF.RVICU Senkarlk GUm and Taint Co. 1IMI4 W. 2nd 81. Pk. FA 4-4t42 JCcvutA WELL l)R 11.IJNG Fairbanks Moras Pumpa Repairs to all makes HOWARD W. LONG 307 E. Commercial Ava. Phone FA 2 2133 f ~ W U H A r OE Melwh Bldg. / FA i - t m 47-XOTICE.H— PKHRDNAIR MERCURY OUTROIRD MOTORS INCOME TAX SERVICE W. P. SMITH Mm. It. Murray Talevielon Tub** Te*t*d Fr*w. Oatbward Silea 4k Sarrtra 1111 Celery Avr FA 41344 ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP Closed hunday 4413 Park Aft. PA 4 4434 At Th* 8t*n Of TYt* Tataa P*l*. 4417 S. Prtnntl Ata. 94— ARTXXBn FOR SALS IIOl'SF. IlOAT-M ft. 4 bedrooma; (alley A tirInc room. Furnlthed Quirk laundromat Farvlca Cotton A Wool Yarn. Notlrag, Shirt* Finiehed In (I Hours $1201 cath. Can be iren at Band Tbreadi. Tape*. * Sanitan# Dry Cleaning Shell. ROLLINS RORBT SHOP— E. rath St. Foadmart Rldr At Th* Sign Of Th# Totem Patau 4 bedroom rement Mork home, 2 BEDROOM fyrnlibed hnuie outBoat motor! — 1 Mark 23 A 1 13 80LTH8IDF. LAUNDROMAT 4817 S. French Are. * tide city, Md month. Edward T h p. Firetlone. Call FA 4 749 unfurnished. FA 2 4030. —— — . r ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ Lane. Ph. FA 2 2691 or alter A p. m. Jacket* - Root* - Tent* . I.uggagw Beautifully (urnlihed r o o m . ment!. Invoirra. hand Mila, and FA 2 3904. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS it- a A u r i k a WA*rtfb FA 27304. program*. e t r . Progrraalve 110 Sanford Avenue Printing Co Phone VA 2 2331 — 3-R E A L ESTATE FOR SALE C seat, n i.f r« k '.< ! j u m . it* . w m'4 - r . Colonial 2 atory home FA 2-7304. JEEP WANTED: 4 wheel drive 304 Wfit 73th St. FACTORY .TO YOU Call EA 2 1190. "Miea Brinkley, pleaM g el me thit aign paintar on i COUNTRY CLUB Furn. Apt. Ph. FA 2 24oO. Hie bhone.” ALUMINUM Boy arout uniform *i»r t* Call ROI.LAWAY, lloipital and Babv VENETIAN BUNDS 13 BEDROOM home, eleeiri.Brdi. Day, We.k or Month— Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom MANOR Mrs Mrrle Harm. Longwnod. kllrhen, fenced yard. 1-4 BED Tel. FA 14111. Furniture Center TE 1 4914. rill with phiiia ends, riilHe REAL ESTATE M)ti .SAL* ROOM houie. (urnlihrd. 1 1 2 Bed room a REAL ESTATE FOR BALM 114 West First St. or rayon tapes. Coltoa *r nylon BEDROOM houae furnltbrd. Florida Room 17—REALTY PARLORS cords. 3 STORY* frame colonial alyls electric kitchen, tile bath, lari# Furnltur* Moving 4t Storage home. 3 large bedroom* with Nenkarik GU m wnd Paint Ca. — F.U.A. — yard. Adjacent to Ravenna Sanford* Mull Mudrra r. r. Pllll.LIPS, Agent large cloaetl, 2 v batha, living 112 lit tv. 2nd St Ph. FA 2-4444 Park. Ph. FA 2-4007. Beauty Salon WASHBURN VAN LINES room with lireplace, dining Soft Water T V Slampa I 3 O 0 French Av*. FA 2-1991 room, hutlrr*. pantry, kilchrn. Thla la a gueit naaa to tha Rits HARRIETTS BEAUTY' NOOK dm. reception room and three 104 So. Oak Theatre for llrnrr Vracklt. FA 2 3743 PRESERVE your baby's «hoea tn (Includes Oosinr) pcrtlir*: garage and carport*, K»p. Hate Feb. 13, '39 #verUillng bronir. gold or locatril on 4 large comer Iota. I4-FR94ALR HELP WANTED ailver—Writ* PORCH glider — at»*| deck chair * Good potential for Inve.tmrnt BAHI KRAFT —boys beginner btk* — hand nr Income. Priced at 113.OlW. 4 l-adlr* Immediate opening* lo ’ ll North Beach St. lawn mower — atrollrr _ Smear tally o' .'».■> - ’ *4 ne huown By apy>u.iiuiirm omy. Daytona Beach, > la. ' r u n t i m e .w m ; more hour* per week. Hour* of portable labl# PS. Y a 2 anil. .XOTirr. I* *arl*e «!*•« »M A L A ,C ^ , yaur own chelre. Illgn varninga. only $87 .50 monthly JANUARY CLEARANCE . For Interview writs Mr*. Elrod. Income Tat Returns prepared S Block. Wait Of Franck ylarlda. under lamlRBll . CM*IF« 1.4 N. Park Ava. I>h. Fa *-4121 by former agent of Internal NEW 1939 Underwood Gold** 144 W. 9th St . Saafotd. Fla. at A6»e-**u Avenue an Mth StrwaL By 31ra. M. L. Touch portable typewriter Revenue Service. Tel. FA 21476. MODEL OPEN DAILY ROSA L. PAYTON DELUXE MODEL UttRMCUMBERED L A D Y . Ap PhM* FA 4 47X 2 Mwwii A m " semi 1-1*1 IIM (4 ... Special 143.00 ply Mack'* Place atroaa from Rrgi*terr<l Real Eatat* Broker REMODELING The Women's Miaiionary L'nimv BY* OWNER: 3 bedroom CB home «»*ItWP**ttl*«a* Nam* Untvrrtal Model . „a,it.eiji'a’a » ; ' v !,7 [rJ1V.Y* Ph. FA 2-1401—17 92 al HiawaUia Sanford Boat Works. Free Kattmatra of thr Baptivt Church mri in thr on shaded Iota. Ideal location. iu it . l* - » lt t ia c lla a Uil 4123 01 ........................SUM Frank L. Baker FA 2 7777 Ha educational build'nK last Tutiday twit* -1—M At.E HKl.l’ WAN t AI i Can be financed 913 Catalina / a/ Save 140 on 3 BFDBUOM — 7 HATH HOME ni(ht lo hear * ipreial pro(ram Dr. I'bonr W. B Writ FO 3 329 I’OWELIA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. lleauiiful, ipacunt* on lhr*a Iota. Good automobile mechanic. Call *3-A—ROOFING A PLUMBING -Thr Lord* Son* In A Siranie Oviedo after 4.30 p. m. VVA* ••V & 3? 117 S. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-4444 Double carporte. Kitchen rqutp; In .ASRSHIif*: m W - . o i i r n . Land" under the direction of FA 2 4431. pe l. Central heat and air con Mri. Ed Oilttby. Large radworma. bulk or rup0ecl. oRj'ANUO PAPBR1O p 7lK & Homes Designed For Far the Bait Bay* ta Real Eaiata dtltoned. Hardwood floors ex­ :J-M ale or Female 0 a ria t ia a aaraarallaa Farm. Illway m E. Oiteea. Mri. Richard Bo>d aiiiiled SKE CULLEN 4 HARKKY Florid* Living. cept Florida Boom which I* TITUSVILLE .Mrs. R. Uwraon. Ph. FA 2 4234. Mri Ojleiby In teadinr mrmW. A. Cagle, Jr. Baletman eork tile. Fireplace. Plus boat WANTED IMMEDIATELY MAN 3 1 4 lied room s— I k 2 Ilnths PI I MBINO A HEATING INC. beri in a two-part devotional. 110 N. 1‘ark Ava. lit. FA 3 *211 OR WOMAN lo mpply Consum­ port THIS IS THE BEST BUY TRUCK BED* - T j / l 'l a n Ford! f e «**"# • “ t e . . , Uvrnaed — Bonded — tutored A refreshment eourie of cakea ers with Kawltrigh Provlucla IN SANFORD. V A - FHA 211 E. Ilth, St. Cocoa. Cocoa Beach. Leesburg. and toll drinka wav im rd to SOUTH PINECRF-ST: 3 l*edroom In Sanford or E. Volusia Co. Sanford. Tituivtllr and elr. FHA In S c n icc Mrt. I>. C. Splvry. Mri. Boie home, I'k batha. I*w down 1 an ram 430 weekly part time SANFORD — Phone FA 2 7481 Twin beds, Inneraprlng matter**. 3 BEDROOM - I BATH IIOMF. lllcki. Mrt. Helen Weldir. Mri. payment, 447 month. 117 W. SUM and up full limr See F. Corner lot. Kitchen Equipped •I. goo<i condition. logtY OarirConventional II. I. Tuck. Mr» Edlion Myrri. Woodland Dr. FA 2 4431. Ave. after 4 p. in. W. Matary I*. O. Ilox 74 Very good financing Dowti pay PLUMBING Mr*. Eu(rnr Tomlinvon. Mra. Financing mrnt only 1400. Anthony or write llawlrlgh'a i.T-'m or«eari*. Mjwate. ‘ *Ur« J!"1 Richard Dovd. Mra. I.ynn Twyn Contracting A Repair* More than 100 rurdv of dry fat In eamintla rioriua. Drpt. FAR 440u a , Memphis, * IIO.MK SEEKEHS Frre Eilimitr* pine. Sell all or part. Walter Atan. Mri. I.ynn (.lira and Mri. Down Payments 2 BEDROOM — t BATH HOME Tenn. Tin* U your opportunity to buy ‘ " '" ti.# 9ti*la».. R. I . IIYRVF.V wood at Pinerrrst Trailer Park Ed O*loby. III IIO K II KI NO OF Exceptionally nice home on an attrartlvr 3 I1R. ! tile bath Low As 5100 204 Sanford Av*. Phone FA 2 1343 S. Park Ave. or write Box 1347 milt*. Ln»al»d *' *»•* Ill) d u b Make* Drr.vla** thaded corner lot Fenced yard Mrn-Womrn 470 Dalle. Sell lumi­ home and aatumr a 4 'an VA l*r tut h .\«tn*e. lU jfo e a . Sanford. Fla. Merlin * at lha home of pretinous nameplate* Write Hreyra Fairly priced. Nice section. linmcdital* Occtt|uncy mortgage, lively fraturea l.ia.mlnsl* Con*;*, rinrlla drnt Mri Clover Slam, mrmber* elude completely rquipped kit.VXD C o, Attleboro, Mata. IVe (ittninnlee Personal l ied drak chair*, good condi­ 1 - Walk-la rra.a.c of thr local Home Urmonitra- then, .pare hratrr and Venetian 3 BEDROOM PINECREST Home J \\*4lf I'MSRt UllVt«Mf S atisfaction or Yoltr tion, wide selection. i . i a o t E W W i T ti------------------tlon Club made canrrr (Irnilng*. 1 —lji»ll»«l4v* ..... . Fenced yard fl.ooo down. Mote blind.. Price 417.93 Down pay­ SWEENEYS Ph. FA 21144 M oney Cheerfully Hu* 'll. » x-e-U lH PLUMBING lavt Monday nutht. Refrnhmenti In In 3 minutes. ment 41493. Monthly paymrnti Hark IIS. r.|aj:l llaby m or Iron. FA 1-799. Hcfunded. of coffer and douchnuti w»rr »rrv. HE \TIMi 1 -T ..|i*i..t»r—lludtl ll>.-H iM Including tear, and tn.ur 2>—FURNITURE and H NXIIIS ed by thr hontcaa to Mri J. H. Seminole Really Work wanted a* potter, janitor or IIOUSFHOl.n GOODS I—V.t ultlor 11tut-f !'•*>! _. . . . . . . . Tmdel, Mra. Jack Standifrr, Mra. ■nee. AIR lONIII HONING I I.. Ma-kl...- a ate' dlihwaalirr. 7(M Bay Ave W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR I_|a vu h're M*"l4l MMWPrt. C. P, Itabun, Mra. Amur MacCONDUCT and REPAIR WORK SELL US YOUR FURNITURI Ellr Metlivln—Velma Conralrr, » s I ’ iMIiMtRf Beautiful 3 BR. 2 tile bath liumr loet Sanford Avr. |‘A I 4ig2 • We BUY thr Moat I—ita n n iw i I’all ^ wllk "in .i. Arthur. Mra. J. E. Andr#wa and located In rarlualvr lto*r Court Adelaide If. Moira — A•EOTtain. Painting A l. EA 2 797* I'l.att VVtanor A. t H u lo r Mra. II. L. Johnaon. • We SELL tha M«it 1901 Park Avr section of Sanford Cnmplrtrly a .n. i 'IK f \ 2 3237 Ironing, IOc A 13c. FA 2-7241. The next »cwlng aenlon will rquipped kitchen, lovely tcrrai• We PAY the Moat . I—Hulrhtr T*H» _ v ..... Plumbing *5 R e p a i r s $ 1 iiailtmlllc. >l"d*t * ■'--•••I be at thr Mirra hnmr tnnlihl. SUPER TRADING POST FOR the economy minded—3 lied- (hild rare in my home. 1317 Elm ro. floor*, braling unit and vrnr Joe f . Ibomas VXlr I....... Mod.I ficouli Diacuaa Plan I’ h. FA 4 0477 room CB home; porch carporte, Ave. tun blind*. Priced at 414.W Cor> Hw>. 17.92 A 27lh St. 1U2J .Santa St. FA 2U649 Thirty-all acouta mrt with utility room*, equipped kitchen. 1 —*\i?n#m»t#rV Med.l v H '■''••S Rraaonablr down paymrnt and P I,,,.,, r * **.1501 i —t «* »ve liot rlat.t i T . vi. trader John Angel at thr arhool, • BIG VALUES monthly payment. Ir*. than 1 nun* r A . a u u i My equity amt lake up teinain look ami hint*ckreper Will con­ 14-PIANO SERVICE sider Orlando or Wiwcr Park • QUICK CREDIT l —'lhlit!)>■!)«#. Medal tJ*-t* N- Turadav. tn make plana for a rrnt. log VA loan. Ideal for children 2411 ORANGE ;nr> Itav Ave i ;!•«;» PIANO TUNING A III PAIRING • EASY TERMS Ijvcalcd on non through atrrel J-K .lvin.)—- D# Cu.m Markin# hlkr and In Hiaruaa mrana nf Till* two bedroom home with IV. L. HARMON ratline money to conatrutt a ctuh Phone LA 2 4393 a \.|.v.»l|4»a Slcnslrom ILcalty Florida Room. Kllrhen equip Do laundry in my h o m e . Ph. PA 2 4223 After 3 00 p nt WILSON - MAIER |—\|air.er l|«om Al- 1 -.-i-n-nrra houir. ment ran be purchased f«r only IIF.HBERT ATENSTROM vt..d#i l i l t - j i —a/N ■:*««>:• FA 2 3499 _______________________________ New And L'aed Futniluro Herbert Thuraton. Claude Hit! I a 11...•t II,»r k'ahlaln.r Realtor 1140000 with term* Evolutive PAY’ t**h (or land on road Win I—II..i l'..l.it Wal.r Healer. WN. trll and Tolar Hatiun aitiitrd An 24-A lit II.DING t ONTHACIOHS 3,1 E- I ,r,t St2 344S Eronomou, neybold llldg , *311 u lC Illill I’ataloa ->■<. Is*"luting. I.YNN RISN'ER (tl with tha iltperviaion of IIIj 13-4 ami. I.OTTIE BROADWAY ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor For carpenliy, painting, acieenI -O ..I, lirlnkma Iniinlaln STORK with nlllcr 430 44o *q ~ i s a v i ;$ V. tha i.rna>rtv nt ilia .!**»'• Bafn• Camra. KEN TORBF.TT Raymond l.undqulit. A«toe. t^g. r> ofirg, and plaster repair, H » rrr parking area. 407 W. *d d.f.ndatu and Hill 6lt Ika Snd Girls Plea Plralc Now 4 L'std asphalt tile, avticstna siding, FA 2 3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg. PAOLA—19 arrra cleared evrel da. of Mar. k V. ft. !•»». tat St. Uke Mooror <«irft Scouti meet u| N ft fk _ rk rA 2 242i lent grove land with 3 room Hi. laa.l h«ura nf aala. nnm.tr, F urn llu re a n d A pp llan tM masonry or woi4 ateps. leveling riavan ecla.k In Ika ferenaun and at the home of Mri. Lynn tiilri. LOTS FOR SA1.E: large 13 » 149 houa# partly furnlthed ja.300 NEW —< OUN1ER TYPE MODEL and repairing garages and t no a'.lafk In ma aliaraonii. on Good land, cleared, aomr land Will .carry aomr balance. ASSURES SECURE FUTURE! •aid dae, at Ih* a46reee of JIM leader, Wednesday afternoon to IF IT IS KKAI. ESTATE wrecking call Fa 2 4139. I'raatk A*aaaa. faalard. P.mlnnla make plana for a wiener roast leaping. Cash cr imall payment FA 2 3729 F.arn up In ivn Monthly 703 209 F. Firat HE Hi. FA 2-09U **k Crumley 4k Mentelth I'nuaiv. rWlda. I will nf far f..r to be held soon. Each mrmber down, ball vr« 433 per month. U -ILE CTRU AI. SERVICES aala ana aall la Iht nlakaal Mdd.r Spare Time .. ■» ■ * >a for rath in band, ika at>n.« 4... L. B. MANN MAJOR RROWN REALTY SERVICE ROUTE OF THE MAR -VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS Uard funuiure. •ppllaneea, eribed eraeariv. aa Uia e e w e f j Beg SI Like Monro* nf aald dtlaalaal is aallafr aald which one will be choten for thr Realtor etc. Bsught-aold. Uarry’a klert KET S NEWEST, MOST CON Part* for all makas of cleaner a; RRAL ESTATE PRIVR-IN Phone FA I MU eaeaj'tljin.,(OBIIir aaarirr af a.mi- rlub book. LAKE MARY 213 Sanford Ava Ph. EA 2 4131. VINIENT. CIGARETTE UNITS Elrrtrolux. Ilonvrr, Kirby, rtr. 2444 french Ave. PTA Committee Meet* not* I’ounir. riorl4B Ph. FA 2 3237 or FA 2 IKI 3Un ur Woman Part Time H»: Jaiiibb J. PlnalBiarr Ere* pick up. Work guaranteed. 7 Room houae, hardwood floor*, J. W. HALL PTA rommitte# members of the This is a guest pall In Ihe Rita No Selling nr tollrlling (itiPitr Phtrlfr FA 2-4763 kitchen electric, apace heat. -. t ..... March Carnival met at the arhool ^Kranli A. Ta»|wp Realtor Theatre fur Mra. II. E. Staros. hr bedroom hind home III SINESS ESTABLISHED ■ iHnrnn fi»r rlalwttff Inquire 711 air rordllinnad Wednesday to formulate plan* for "Call H a ir I’hena FA 2 2441 livp. dale Frb. 13. '39. Florida room, rarportr, wood l?a Saipth llaln Ptrvit FOR YOU Mellon* tile Houae Wiring - F.lrclrie Service Oplaa4>s flapMa the event wrbieh has been set floor*, automatic heat, large Intome Starts Immedlatelv Sid Vihlen for Saturday, March 21. Request! living area, panelled dinette ai.noa lo IJ.oo# Cash Required RANDALL ELECTRIC CO of aid from all parents haa been Fruit trees and lake privilege* Pirate Hunt waste our time un Under CamtnirtUo Reader A Iwtarer |0omif (, nfri) k ) j n l. Illy 111 Magnolia EA 2 u9l 3 made. 117,war. imall down payment As.oe. Laura B. (taler, II. E. Taffar South Plnrcrrit. FA 7 1*M let* you have the nrrritary Brownie Meeting Arlatt Price, Everett Harper tapilal and are sincerely In- M 4 - fA 2 413U, Mr. Simon, Goodhart BUILDING-RRP A IM Mra. Paulino Hobby, leader of rbona FA 2 4941 fid, Lake Mary. 114 N. Park 3 BR home l 1* miles from city termed in rtpandlng. We fin PAINTING ____________________ tha Lake Monroe Browmai met ante rxpanuon Full lime po* 1 sere with 14 (trie Wedneadar after­ Lovely 2 Bit masonry home, limits, double rarporte, tlbllitie* if fully qualified and FLOOR landing and Finishing »n Total prue 7 BEDROOM home. FHA financed iand I?.0rtt down. noon at the school. Member* nicely furnished. In a quiet, ru 4J7.W mo. Phone FA 2 1970. able In lake over al oner Clfanlng, w a x i n g Serviag Ill.ouo Ph FA j 27M, (peat the afternoun sewing doll ral peaceful aettmg, Wide briefly abuul yuunelf and Seminole County suit* 1923. dreiaet. This week they will make Large screened porrh easily 3 BEDROOM home — I’ hatha U^FLOWLRS^PLAN^N inrlude phone number for per­ II. M. Gleason I ala Mary pin cushion*. convened into a third bedroom — electric equipped kitchen— sonal interview GRAPEVILLi: NURSERY' Sermon Topic The nearly half aere Allow a am fenced yard - THA financed Box lit Minneapolis ta. Mlnnasota Build to your piani. nUAUTIFUL HOLLY ‘ The Divine Invitation" and apace for an additional beautl P*y only 4I.10P equity and at Ramedalmg and Additions sola All kind* and alert A QUIET COMMUNITY ‘ The Abundant Ijfr " will be to­ ful building lot Several large »««"» paymenta. 3100 Park Avr DON LIRE (•rape*Hie Ave. PA j Naar Golf Count* pics used at thr service* Sun tiearing rilrut Ireea. OWNER. 23—SPECIAL SERVICES Phon j FA ;.3#!4 day, February 9. by Rev. Robert Owner will f.nanrei Cali ua for i" hr7 cB home7vr7een"poreh. k.7 Mai ion Market CAR R A G E Byrd, First llaptivt Church. Tl MPS — SPRINKLER appointment. Exduaive with fbfn f , uipp« j, , ml|| down pay PLANTS for aalc. Errd ThuraPrraoflila SYSTEMS FARMER'S AGENCY me"*- »"HA fiaanced 437 a ton. EA IJMO. Jack Mann la a patient at thr All type* and sites. Installed month. Larga nicely landaiaped N. V. Farmtr, Raaltor Seminole Memorial Hospital. "Do It Yourself" lot. Venetian biindx Call Colby |loral Arrangement* — Coraagea I). H. tTkiimore. Attec. Mr. and Mra. R. D. Adam* ME REPAIR AND SERVICE SAN FUR D FMlWLIt SHOP and son. David, formally nf An 114 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 FA 2 1330 eat. 406 I to 4 p in S T I N E ^ MODERATELY PRICED FA 2 1122 or FA 2 0270 dalusi*. Ala. presently of Orlando, After hour* FA 2 2411 or FA 2 4421 after 4 FA 2 0IAJ. Machine and Sapply Co. •pent Saturday, Jan. 24, here with 207 W‘. Ind St. Ph FA 2 4432 4 h r. CU home, elertric kitchrn LIVING DOOM: Sofa lied — .Matching Chair — 2 Step Iheir Untie and Aunl, Mr. and WOODRUFF'S RAYMOND M. B A U , equipment, tile balh, jalnune HEATING Farm A Garda* Casta* Mre. J. H. Tmdel. Fabrics and Color*. REALTOR A CSIUROR window*, utility rm . landirap , II. B. POPE CO. ANNUALS Mra. Robert M am haa return Third St. it Park Avenue. South ed lawn, large brirk Bar B Q Table* — 1 Cocktail Table •— 2 Lampo, Choice o f I H S . P ark ---- F A t-4434 Ml Celery Av*. from Dalton, Ga . whrte the Y'sll Call Ball 3oo ft. from Naval Bate. 46.90U Monthly Paym ents ed was railed due to the tllnria of Phone EA 2 3441 FA 2 3479. her mother. Less Than R en t DINING BOOM: l-arge 3*'1 x fiO" Table — « Chalro. Mra. Mabel Foley haa returned Choice of Colors. from Roanoke. V a . after apend WELCOME N AVY AND NEWCOMERS 0 iag two week* visiting relatives. • Plraunl Surroundlngn • Special Dictn * . TO SANFORD IIEDROO.M: ibMikrnne lied — Dretaer with Mirror— Word ha 1 Item rrrrivrd from 4 A4,e Robert Mann that he haa • Licensed I.PN Un Duly At All Timex Chml nf Drawer* — lo Ycnr Guaranteed Spring and *Choo»e Your Own Tile returred to Little Rock AFB in YYe invilt you lo bo our fue«le absolutely frttt * Home Atmoapher* .Mattie** without obligation at one of Sanford's leading Jacksonville. Ark., from duty in And Paint Colors SeviUe. Spain. Motels while you locale auitable homing for RA TES 5100 To 5200 you and your family. Pick up your key nt Um According Te Care Required Nairn Office. Lake Monroe t.egal Notice •«* • W M U Program Held Last Tuesday SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST $280°° *8280.00 3rd Addition. PLUMBING • UkU ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. • Mather of Sanford RAVENNA PARK Echol's Deluxe 3 Room Group Quality Homes $547.00 Volue low Down Payment Buy Now Sltotm aka* Coritructloa Co, lac. til Waal tSUi Street PkeM PA t -3144 Attendance Record NEW YOnK (U PI)S- The .Va­ lletta! Football Lragve'a 1434 atUodance roae S 94 per rest from 1937 and soared la 3,004,124—4be first time the league topped the 3 million mark. NFL allendance il 1937 teas 2.934,314. Scott's Palm Manor llom t For Clr. 27tk A Rlway IT-93 The A|W Odham & Tudor, Inc. BRAIf.EY ODHAM, From Corner IIwv. 17-92 1 27lh St. Phono FA M i l l FOR $395.00 �• * hi •= ^ fffritiifii * ■ . . ...♦ *...... - For Child Molestation 14. fj«) William B Moye. Jr , U. I. Navy, aon of Mr. William B. Moya of 232 W. ITlh St. San ford, hii been (elected to attend the Navy Line School at Monte­ rey, Cal. tor nine month* of post graduate atudy. He previously commanded the USS Pascagoula, i tao-fuot pa­ trol traft which operate* out of New Orleans. He had served in tha Pneagoula since July. 19M. U Moye enlisted to the Navy to Sept , IMS He wai promoted to Chief Petty Officer, and selected for officer candidate school, and commissioned Kntign to June. ISM. Hi* minted career Included duty aboard repair ihlpa and ten­ der* lo the Asiatic Pariflc area. He line# ha* a- -ved to tha At­ lantic. Following hi* eommiiiion at Eniign he served in tha deitroyer rirort USS Harvcson until hla aiilgnmenl In th# Pascagoula. A tiujr crane lifted two 1200 nd proof machine* from ttw RAIKOftD (L'PIi — Dalla* K throwing them overboard after k Art. tldewalk Friday afterWilhcri, M. walked calmly to sexually moleding the older boy. soon and plated them In the •*hla death at thin date priton But the Panama City man coorond ifery window of the Florida today for the "Joy ride" (laying tended he wa* drunk and un­ •tala Bank building. of a Panama City youth in May accountable for hi* action. of 19M. While a large crowd spceulatad on the riianeea at the ma­ However, the lower court found Wither*, a Panama City elec chine* being dropped, or not Attrician and father of aevan chil­ him guilty without recommenda­ ting through the window, men dren, made no atatamrnt before tion of mercy and th* (tale Su­ from the Allstate Trane Co.. Oruabtred to the death chamber. preme Court upheld the aentence. ta n d o, efficiently maneuvered Prlaon Sopt. DeWM Sinclair aaid them Into plarr th# twitch to the electric chair The Pardon Board refuted to The two heavy piece* were part wa* thrown at S;M a m. and grant him leniency. •f the bookkeeping department, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Re* which ha* been moved to Ihe aeK. Ram icy pronounced the con­ pond floor. Fvary piece of Im­ demned man dead at 1:40 a m portant bank material muit pa»* "Wither* wa* calm, lie walked Ihrnoch them before lurthar in and itt down." Sinclair laid. transaction* can be made, ac­ ' "He didn't make any d a u ­ cording to bank official* who DURANOO. Meiieo (UP!) — ntcat." watched the preceding* with toThe (omitted murderer wa* American movie artrea* Audrey loreit. accompanied by th# Rev. Adolph Office* below the eventual rett­ (JOING IU* — A crane wise* n 1,200-pound proof machine Bedwtle, pa dor of the Kmanurl Hepburn file* home to I**# Antele* today to recuperate from toward th# aecond atory window of Florida Slat* Bank. ing place were vacated while the Church at Panama City, Thin wa* one of two piece* of heavy mjuipment lifted from Daptlit the aevere back Injury the Buf­ m o v e wa* m i All turned out well; and Priaon Chaplain Rev. J. T. fee machine* went up »* achedul- the ground floor into fered when thrown from a borer »««n d «tory, where the bank's Tompktni. •d. bookkeeping department ha* moved (Herald Staff Photo) Wither*, a while man, had been here laat Wedneadiy. Traffic wa* rerouted while the convicted uf murdering four year- Her huaband, ador Mel Ferrer, a occupied War middle of old Dougta* Cecil Wilton In Pa­ raid Ml** Hepburn would arrive Avo. nama City nearly three v ein ago. thia afternoon aboard a special The Purple Heart World War hospital plane which flrw here Alpin said dainty grabbed ■ POUT ST. JOB ( t il'll V 21II veteran alio w it charged with Sunday to pick her up. Tunney To Marry >ear-old Vernon man who darted pUlul from the glove oompartment murdering David Wilaon, the little Ferrer aaid hit wife would be NEW YORK tUI'l >-<i«ne Tun of the car after he flopped Ihe ve­ boy’* seven-year old brother, the completely immobilited for aliout pay former world heavy welcht shooting at a highway patrolmao champion, and hi* (amily left by after ■ traffic argument died In a hicle for a traffic violation. Th* *ame day. But Wither* wa* never three wreak*, but that *he prob­ Iroopor *aid on# of Oatuey'i bul­ tried on that count. ably would be fitting *p In about plan* Sunday for Holland, where hospital here Sunday. Wither* wa* arruied of taking five weeks. She may be able to Karl tiiincy wai ahot twice in let* nicked him in the lip before Ms aon, John, will he married the youngster* "Joy riding" in resume work on the movie "The Ihnrtday to Maria Sprenger at the dote-range piitol duel with he cat down the motoriit. hi* oulboard motor boat and Ifnforglven," about March 7. Mr home In Nlcmegen. Holland Trooi>er T. 0. Alpln. K II Audrey Flies Home For Recuperation I Young Man Killed I n Duel With Law ^ . V ;‘ h r * s -N o a .. M >. 1 1WI Withers Dies In Chair Moye Is Selected For Navy School Machines Hoisted Thru Bank Window it B Champ Gets Sweep CHANGE. N.J. ( l*i’ I i—Carta Cone of Ridgewood. N'J, iwrpt all three women'* event* for th# tecond straight year in Saturday night’* Metcalf Memorisl »wim meet. Mil* Cone, national barkstroke, champion, won the 100yard harkttroke, lOOyard butter­ fly and 100 yard free style. Equality Promised Gotham Minorities* NEW YORK (UPI)—Gov. Nel­ son A. Rockefeller today told the Federal Civil Righli Commission that he intends lo make New York a "testing ground and demonstra­ tion" for equal right* for all racial and minority groups. "We still have a long way to go ia achieving our goal of making New York state a shining exam­ ple of our faith in freedom and justice for all men," said Rocke­ feller in a statement read by Dr. Elmer Carter, chairman of the State Commission Against Dis­ crimination. “ We know that we have dark cornera of prejudice and discrimination In our midst.” The governor'* atatament opened a two-day inquiry by the conjmisston, which will also hear testi­ mony from Francis Cardinal Spell­ man. Jackie Robinson, the former baseball star, and more than 20 other wiinesse*. Housing inadequacies, s l u m conditions and segregated living patterns will 1* investigated. Th# inquiry will rover discrimination due to i are. color, religion or na­ tional origin. Mayor Rot-crt F. Wagner and other city official* are cooperating. The Rev. Theodore M. Hr*burgh, a member of the eommisson, said a recent atudy by th* Commission on Race and Reusing, a private group, indicated that there is more segregation in larga northern cities than those to th# South. He said New York had been selected for hearings becauM Ihe number of races living to the city ought to reflect a national pattern to housing conditions. Government Mails Fatter Checks On * Social Security WASHINGTON (UPll-The go* ernmenl begin* mailing fatter check* today to more than 12S million Social Security benefir-t. ariei Social Security Cornmi winner William 1,. Mitchell said the bene, fij checks will be about 7 per cent higher. They will go to ol ) age. survivor*, and disability in­ surance beneficiariea. At a result. Ihe January pay­ ment# will run about in million dollar* higher than to the prevlous month when they totalled about too million dollar*. Tha bikes were authorised hr ■rmthly payment* to a retire I worker, aged 65, ranged from SM to I106 30. The January checks rang* from 131 to $116. The m a v^ mum monthly payment to a fam­ ily formerly *2l«. now is 7244. •THIS and THAT* GARRETT'S LA D IES fabric Nylon Toppers Closeout ...... . ADAM HATS for MEN Regularly nationally advertised at $8.96 ON SALE NOW AT $5.00 SAVE $7.00 About 100 odd* and end* to chooe# from M E N ’S LO NG-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Corduroy Jackets $3.00 to r t « * ' 1 1 .UC^“ ’ i rrd. tn eoto* Ladies’ Suits (8 only) $4.00 each ant CLOSE-OUT on BLOUSES at Broadcloth, Flannel and Rayon YOUR CHOICE $2.00 Tab\« MEN’S SW EATER VESTS * lCi U n C $ 2.00 MEN’S JACKETS $1.00 each Mo/tuf Hlutim* ami Sweater Sale What wo have loft n! $2 98 yd. Corduroy Pushers, regular $2.29 while they Inst at $1.59 Only W.W) CLOSEOUT OF WOMEN'S SWEATERS ..•*1 n»D|n .. ,.KconVtP»fd $1.00 and up . . (q ; A .. $3.00 and up Famous KEDS BASKETBALL SHOES Regular $6.95 NOW ON SALE FOR ONLY $1.95 ^ j s s s ^«tC f z \A V HAZKT SLIPOVER SWEATERS Orion In airs* 36, 3k nnd 40 Odd* and ends, but all nifty numbers (*«ve MEN’S WORK SHOES J lfit atW ® Wolverine nnd Cedar Croat many odd lota to gu at $1.00 a pair LA D IE S ' DRESSES Regular $6.99 Assorted fabric* in 14 to 2-U4 la few hig' ■' 12 to 30 anti . * * iiS S * * * £ :.:i ££»'£, SALK PRICK AT *3.99 (nave $2.00) LA D IES’ SHOE SALE AH Top Quality \ - ■*1. m»*nt of g U -T # !* style* and color*. n i'o o ; > VV,ti MEN’S DRESS SHOES *•<*«*' $1.00 and $2.00 BAVES BW ‘ 4 .0 0 C H IL D R E N S 'S H O E SALE Butt.r shoe* your child -hould wear. We’re otatring them out at 5 1 .0 0 a n d $2.00 t » oU (Limit 2 pair to n cil .turner I DOLLS DOLLS $2.00 and $3.00 You may find just what you want at , $5.00 a pair ^ Fruit O f The Loom Work Pants (limit 3 pair In a ruatoffl.r) DOLLS moo) DOLLS , ^ G IR LS ’ BLOUSES Khaiki or Gr«r Regular $2.99 » a @ t I V - .- 1 0 r ' ° n V "* p * 1'* $ 1.00 Rayon Panties tor Girls in sizes 8,10,12, and 14 3 pairs $1.00 c S w '”‘ ch ■— . a » v « » 2 pair $5.00 cov tT *. Cove’ -’1 J* f* Odd hde in nn aaanrtmrnl of airr*, rnlnr* and material* litI BOY’S JACKETS AND SWEATERS , .......v** Odd IvOtH Only $1.98 (a few higher) ra r * * GIRLS' NYI.OX TOPPERS AND CAR COATi CLOSEOUT Astounding!)’ Priced $5.00 B O Y ’ S SHOES Tuiigh and rugged in an uxeurtmant o f tirea FOR THIS SAI>E ONLY $2.00 and $3.00 pair BOY’S TROUSERS Take a look, they’re reduced to SELL. SEWING M ACHINES Domaatlc Zig Zug Regular $189.0(1 Sale $108.00 (factory guaranteed White Ant- nm '.iir /a g Regular $299.00 Sale $209.00 BOY’S W ESTERN JE A N S Heavy Denim. Site# 6, 8. 10 and 12 only. Regular $2.49 White Rotary Regular $149.00 Sire* 8 only Regular $2.59 Now $1.59 SALE P R IC E D AT $1.89 CHILDREN’S CORDUROY OVERALIH (factory guaronteod) Neehi tuaodi Zig Zug . $100.00 BOY’S FLANNEL PAJAMAS BOY’S FL A N N E L SHIRTS Regular S1.99 SALE $1.59 Regular $2.99 AND INFANTS CORDUROY SETS REDUCED TO SELLOUT S A L E $2.00 . Store 1stSt. at SanfordAve. , J* n/r’ �O fficials To Meet for Tax Discussion incl today adopted the new tax as lessor's manual which seta yard­ sticks for "full cash value” prop­ erty assessment by county Ur of­ ficials. Gov. LcRoy Collins said the man­ ual sets lull value at the amount a willing seller would take for his property, with obligation to sell, and that amount a wilting buyer would be willing to pay, without obligation to buy. Green described this a* a “ forecd aale” price, not the "going’ price of a piece of property on to day’s market. Collins called the definition “ as good and as fair |of lull cash value) as esn he found." Other yardsticks to be taken In­ in consideration. Green said, are growth potential, toning, nearness An Editorial to utilitlei, strerla, etc. A The County Commission, the County School Board and Green left no doubt that asses Mrs. Mary Karle Wulker, tux assessor, will nu-et Feb. 12 to sori will be required to asses, discuss problems of taxation ami finance. property ai too per ceni of cash Mrmtwrx of the County Commitlion. the School Board and Mr». llarlc Earle Walker. tax aiicttor, are scheduled to diirusi revenue problems relating to pro|>*rty at letimenl in a joint meeting. Feb. 12 John Krider, Commission chair­ man. asked for the meeting to diacuaa the tai situation. Mrs. Walki f * i i invited by letter; Krider i J b the School Board had agreed to the meeting. Mrs, Walker told The Herald today that ahe would accept the invitation She added that the let­ ter did not itale the purpose of the meeting, but assumed it concern­ ed property assessments At the same Ome. State Comp­ troller Kay E. liteene told The Herald in a telephone interview that he would be "happy to sit down” with Seminole officials if "they are unable to work out their own problems.” Told of the proposed Keb. 13 meeting, Greene said, "that's the way it ought to be worked out. in another development, lh« Cab- * * * ★ ★ ★ Commendable Move fcralb U. S. Convoy Seized Russia Wiw t VOL. X L IX U nited Prrwa Lseued AN W ire in d e p k n d e n t EaUbliahed 1908 d a il y new spaper * TU E SD A Y. F E B R U A R Y 3, 1959 SANFORD, FL O R ID A NO. 368 5 Americans Held Seminole Employs Officials Predict News Briefs Thief Steals Bomb Slate Option Plan County Engineer By Guards; Action Blasted By Army Will Be Approved MANllJk (UPD-Tba U S. Navy la searching for s XXVpound bomb stolen from Its Suhlc Bay magarme tto miles north of her*. Seminole County again has a registered road engineer. The Board of County Commit sinners this morning hired Frank Holiert Davis Jr. of Fort Lauder­ dale. Hr will report fur work. March 1 Davit was horn to Vrrn Beach and has hewn a lifelong resident of Florida. Hr i* a graduate of Fort Lauderdale High School and holds a degree in rivil engineer Ing from the University of Kan­ sas. The 32 year old father to three boy* served with thr U. S. Naval Reserve during World Mar It If* holda licenses as a Florida re givlerrd engineer and a register ed land surveyor. Davis has been assistant county engineer for Broward County' since W&2 A description of hi* position there was submitted lo County Commissioner*, who found il satisfactory, lie will receive • atarttog salary to 3723 a month, with a car allowance or car. The board assured him that his sal­ ary would tie raised within tit months nr a year. Davis it a member to the American Public Worki Associa­ tion. American Hoad Builders Alsocial too. National Society m Prolcsvitmal Engineers, Florida Engineering Society, and i* immediate pail president to the Slat* Association of County En­ gineers and Hoad Superintendent*. He is alto a member of th* Fort t.audrrdale Beach Xiwanls Cluh and th# Methodist Church. BERLIN (U P lr - Armed t o l d guards today held a U, S. Army TALLAHASSEE <UIT)—Lead­ truck convoy and fur America* NEW YtiHK t(.11*11—The U. i . er! of the 19MI la-gisialure prr soldier* at a chrckpmnl on the Navy’s inightrst ship, the air dined today the April • May East-Writ Germany border des­ craft earner Independence, went session wilt pass a parent option pite repealed protests and de­ This meeting, asked by John Krider. Commission chair•*« •“» »" to sea for the hrst lime Monday. hilt to help delas furred Integra mands for ihetr release lion of Florida's puhllr srhools, man. should lead to s solution to the oft-disensed assess\rV'*rZ \ r to to aa question, question. he he said .aid ... |n answer i ... f p _ i | ,Q The runvoy was presented from The psrent option approach re ment-mtllnKe question in Seminol* County. tl,4l assessors have no choice of r a X p iO lU lO l> la iK S rtotstog into %est Germany Mon­ reived strong support Monday Member* of the two board* and Mrs, Walker are to he what percentage of value on which TEHRAN, Iran (UPD— A high commended for their decision to get together and discus* assessments must be bases! The level Soviet delegation u holding when Stale School Supt- Thomas The U. S btogito two protest* Bailey and Ally Gen Richard the problem* involved. The Herald believe* that such a constitution r*«iuirc« liX)'p*r tent. exploratory economic taika here D. Monday. Today, an American ofEnin joined to barking a props* ficial went to Soviet headqtiarmeetinjr is necessary; it further believe* that the various ,ddrd w" h ,r,m*n 0,flrl* ’ • aal. (,-r* m East Berlin to registrr an­ rojestiona under debate can be settled, fairly and harmon- ll<rWll of price, ^ In general, their plan would Bar Plea Studied other protest give parents the opportunity of smisly, at this meeting. values uf property fairly and TALLAHASSEE (UPll — The withdrawing their children from a "Our objective is to get Ibe Officials involved should be prepared to enter the meet­ equitably. Supreme Court took under advise­ public school where integration trucks Into West Germany," an In answer to another question. ment today a petition of the Flo ing with ojien mind*. There should l>e a total absence of Army spokesman said when asked finger-pointing, charges and Counter-charge*. The purpose Greene said that the present earn rid* Bar to rrgulate lawyer re­ had bern forced by the court* if the truck a would relurn to Writ and enrolling them with state LONGVIEW. Tex ( I T I )-A W Berlin. of the meeting should not be to place "blame” or to bring up a^rolMudy ferral services financial assistance in a private year-old Negro who police said U. S. Army sources denounced nun sectarian school post del Mites and arguments. equal basis, lie added that W described hinorll as having un the stoppage aa illegal and de­ Mfoilwr* of. »w.*b iHiardu and M1”* Walker repr*»**;nt the lm>i* >.„> t« h*.**-^ Miss Garibaldi Dies 1 heartily endorse it,” House *****drotl*ble desires lo murder or signed to create an incident. It RiLe. Of l Al'f.Arf. l;* v iVHi." ajwakrr DMiiMle people o f Seminole County. H*>w well the people are repre- higher, ut much lower." than other “ ***,'injure, ha* confessed ihc rape emphasised lit* stranglehold Uia —Donne Clella Garibaldi, daugh­ ley of DeFunlak Springs told sen ted is reflected by action of those elected to the various counties, Communist* have on isolated ter of the Dalian natiunal hero United 1'ret* International Mon­ and murder of a to year old girl and a 23 tear old woman, and the offices. Berlin's lifelines to th* writ. Close ppe Garibaldi, died here day night brulal heating of another woman. 9 Nothing can lot gained by continuou* wrangling; much Deliver “ Strung Prtocat" Monday night at Ihc age of 92. And Senate President IV.IgShrrtff Noble Crawford laid the Th* convoy, csrrylng Jeep*, good can come from a harmonious session to seek answer* Date Dewey Johnson said he also confessions wrre made by Willie rlrarrd the Buislan Bstsetsberg Reds Claim Power to our m any problems. would hark turh a plan. I'hilpol, a 3 tool. 6-tnch Negro checkpoint just outside of Berlin MOSCOW (UI'li — Soviet mili­ Both predicted it would win who was arrested ia Ixingvlew without Incident, It made th# run tary and atomic rsperta said to­ quirk approval In the legislature Saturday. to Marienborn only to be halted day they have mlul'es which "can when all details are Ironed out. Crawford said Phllpto confessed there aa It wa* about to eroaa carry Ihi-ir h>drugcn charge* to Gov. t^Roy Collins has refused RICHMOND. Va. tU H ) — Vir­ the rape slaying of Joy Goff. 10Into West Garmany. any point on earth.” to discuss proposal* to maintain year old Negro girl, here Friday ginia moved Into'its second day MaJ. Gen. Barksdale HamlcU, segregation until his own advisory afternoon The girl was found In of token rare mixing to its pub U. S. commandant lo Berlin, In a rommittre on racial matirra hrr home with a wire coat hang­ iic schools today with new prom­ Meeting Called O ff telephone call to Soviet headqu*!* TALLAHASSEE I UI'li — The makes a report. ises from the legislature (hat fu­ er wrapped around her neck. ter* in East Berlin made what Cabinet today called off next The rommittre. headed by L. L. ture integration will be resisted. He alvo confessed throwing was described as a "strong pro* The Board will meet with City w Mr». John Schirard appeared I’residem Elsenhower. Gov. J. week’* regular meeting because Fahisinski of rmsarol*. former Joyce llunlr. 23. a Dallas prostitest." before County Commissioners this Commissioners Fridav at 7:30 In a Lindsay Almond and other lead­ all member* will lie in Tampa at­ circuit judge, I* known to be con lule. oul of her l#1h floor hotel U. f. Army headquarter* la Special session. er* expressed gratification Hut tending Govrrnur’s Day at the tidcring a parent option bill along room in the Adolphus Hotel at morning to ask for action on the Europe at Heidelberg also sent a In other action, the Board ap­ there were no flareups or violent Florida State Fair. with other proposals. Dallas Iasi July 23 The broken city recreation program from the protest lo Soviet army headquar­ proved a fooo publicity apprupna crowds Monday when 21 Negroes Bailey told United Press Inter­ body was found In drainage county. ter*. Princess Mourned tion to^ the Highway 17 Associaentered sevtn previously while national he would consider a duct on the roof to an adjacent L O N D O N (CPU *Russia The city will charge IS per Both protrsta demanded the Im­ tion (or promotion purposes schools to Norfolk and Arlington. parent option law as a "pop off AMMAN. Jordan lU i'lt— The building afrrr It had fallen 14 claimed today It made major mediate rr lease of the truck! and county child to use the fanlilicc David Gatchel la serving on the valve" to be used only as a last No larldenls Reported I(a she mute court is to mourning after next week, If an agreement floors. gains In ll-bomb development their personnel. Association Hoard. The group The day passixl without an ton- fur I’ rincvss Kajlha. The daugh resort. He said it would head off The third ronfrsvlun was to th* through test explosion* carried la not reached. American official* believed the Hi* High School ITA president plans to improve map* and signs dent reported. II could well have (rr of King Frisal I. founder uf the closing of public school* by brutal lirallng of Mn Trrlla Joy outafter the Westsuspended au Soviet! hoped to create an Inci­ pushing the Central Florida area. | Ht.„ , ,u.a, „ „ rmjl group* of ntUcni and local school day the Iraqi kingdom, died in Lu told the Board that many peuplc Carter, II. the wife of a Marine clear tesla. dent to underlina their contention Gatchel also asked the Board except for the quttl crowd* of sanne, Swllirrlsnd. officials who might became an- aiationtd In Okinawa, on Jan. ■. f t urn to Sanford because of its xb* admission, to ■ scientists'* that n war could break out un­ to request legislative action on gated by court order* to integral* curious spectator* and *he swa-mj re creation program lor childrrn Mr* Cartrr *a* attacked on address to Ih* Communist Party less the Wrot grli out of Berlin. a puhllr arhool. Many live In the rounty and would the hiring 'to V A u n ly manager. •» ‘ rrportrri and ptwtographeri’ NIK) 1 6QCh(H ‘S Q u i t Ihe sixth floor of a busy down- congress in Moscow, was expect Observe#* belle* rd aUo that Attorney Mack Cleveland, who is a who gathered at the school* to NKW yoKK tUI’ ll — The re U- unable to attend if they had to lown office building in Dallas She f ,j |0 ,rt off an Immediate atom the Communiati wanted to atreaa member of the Seminole County record the historic event. pay. she laid. signation of the city’* *ou evening was found In *n elcrlrlcal conduit vwithin Ihe West Some Wislern the vulnerability to the Allied There were no jeers, no dis high school trachrr* because of Mra. Schirard asked Commis­ legislative delegation, said he closet after other office worker* sdenllsft Iw-Heve If was a mis- llfrllnes to pressure, particular^ would make the request. turlianres inside the school* Au low pay forced Ihr Hoard of Fdu sioners to meet their 13,000 obli­ noticed a pool of blood orring take tor Ihe United Slates to rail when the Soviets transfrr control City government* of the four ttioritlc* predicted the orderly in cation today to consider ran gation to the Goldsboro Hecrea from under the closet door She ,,ff it, test program. of Allied traffic to the East Ger­ tion project. “ If this Is done. I incorporated area* in Samimile •,r||raUon would , on(IIlll, Jlu, u celling evening classes altogether it recovering Hustis proclaimed a suspension man Communists. County will lie visited by Cum mis it liegan. peacefully although per think Commissioners will agree Crawford said Phllpol started of tesla on 3tarrh 31 laat year sinners wllhin Ihr nrxt few weeks hap* painful lo the anlenl srgre to county children using the faci­ confessing Monday afler hi* ar­ After considerable soul srarrhlng Support Is Sought The meetings are planned to ^^iionlat* WASHINGTON (U l'l) - .He. re rest in a tedious, systematic In Wrilrm capitals, th* United lities without charge.” she said. WASHINGTON (UPll — S e n “ iron out” problems and promote Tlir diehard* in Die stale Lcgi* Herman E. Talmadge appealed ■ary of Stale John Foster Dull** search for Ihe killer of Joy Goff Stairs and llrilain drclarrd on ---------------------------------------— harmony. Dies to Europe today to an effort Ulure, unable lo override Almond E. F. laick, representing the with some laat minutr plan to today for public support of his in gel agreement among Ihr About 170 possible suspect* were Aug 22 that thry would alao aus pend teats as to Oct. 31 Florida Hralty and Security Co . thwart integration, railed it a constitutional amendment to give ^-r,,rrn ^||(rl ,m rounterpru|>o* questonrd. •This is a real strange cate," But before th* action* took and the liev. I'. J. Gelhrrs ap “ day of infamy” and served no slate* exclusive Jurisdiction over all to Russia un the German proh the alter iff said, “ amt real nasty full effret. Ihe Soviet Union re­ (teared before the Hoard to pro­ tire further rare mixing would lie putdlc schools. Irm. nounced Its suspension. It an ggt. W U Coigrave of Sanford test the closing of access roads resisted. On the eve of hi, departure one " Phllpot is i former convict who nounerd on Del. 1 that Western was praised by th# Sheriff* De­ 21 Children Hurt in Wralhersftrld. a new smith Dulles was reported lo feel that DUluulUrs Ahead Seminole County HIROSHIMA. Japan tUPU — Ihe U. .1, shoukl be more fleilhle has served lime for burglary In tardiness furred a resumption of partment this morning for Mi .. , , subdivision * ,, Almond, without rnmtiontog the Three houses were demolished alertness in apprehending thfr# Twenty one children, were Injur­ in Its stand on Germany but pet- Trxxs and Alabama Hr wa* at test! Gelherv is pastor of a Negro towering of (he segregation bar by fire and a fourth partially da church in the area. Luck’* firm Kclrntlita amt military leaders young thieve* near the Maitland ed. two of them seriously, Mon vimistir stand chances of gelling the tup of the Dallas police want rirr* in the two edict told the cl list and was already under In III# United Stairs protrated that Turkey Farm last nlyhl. atroyed yrsierday afternoon in own* the Wrklva Cemetery. Grnrixl Assembly Monday mghl day when a kerosene stave ex ibe Allies to go along. charges there for Mr*. Carter'a th# one aid* suspension could give | Cosgrav# had hrougtd a friend ldway. The Negn home* were pi i toed in a county school house His views were relayed to news­ he was confldenl that they could heating tl of a 14 house lertlon owned the Soviet Union a decisive edge te loam, leaving hi* car parked men by Ben J. William Fulhrigbt near here while the teacher wai find some new anti integration in weipons production. by Abraham Jenkins. (D-Afk.J, incoming chairman of hy the road. When the two men adding fuel. program through cooperation lie The Fire Department at San One significant answer to that returned they saw thr hoys strip­ the Senate Foreign Helaliuna Com conceded "the way ahead ia ford Naval Air Station answered argument came today from Ivan ping th* parked car. Mirrors, indite, who conferred with Dulles fraught with serious difficulties.” the call at 4:IT and was credited A Kurchatov. Russia's chief nu visors and toola had hern remov­ fur an hour late Monday. Dorothy Jardine. with her dum­ with saving the entke row of my. Ollir, will present a ventri clear reaearrher. He told th* par ed, Aa the bnya turned th# ear Dull** was scheduled lo take off homes on Sikes Ave. Chief loqtilst art on "Uncle Wall” , ty congress: at can p. m., • •.!,, for txvndon. around, Coagrav* ran to the Claude M. Whliten said he took Channel a. WDHO, Orlando tomnr "A* a result to these test* (last scene snd held Ihrtn until Sheriff* After ronfrrrtng with Hrdish lead a pumper and tanker truck to the row at 3 p m fall), the Soviet army has reera, he will go to Paris amt Bonn auihorltlea arrived scene. High winds hamperrd #( IIAYANA (Ul'l) — Edward A.] teivid even more reliable, more TAMPA (UPli — Represent* for talks with French and West The talented 12 year old girl hat Funeral services for Mis Pearl Arrested w*r* Warren Wuffard, forts of three regular firemen and made several apprxrxnrel on this w I'elrr* will be held ___ at l_p m. Uvea °T three of the largrat hake German policy maker* liefore re- Nyr 31, of iltlrago and t’ural [xrfect, more compact and cheap 17. and Charles Kennedy. It Th# G*)J»-« Fla . has i-ren held fur rr (ypP| of thermo ntirlcar weap vvrral volunteer*. Wevtnrsdsy at Bnssoa Funeral | ries in the Tamps Bay area met | turning to Washington. television show amt performed third boy was a juvenile. Jim­ m o r e than a month a* the aus (J|1) •• O f h e hlate was caused by an locally for civlr cluh, xnd talrnl Home. today with officials of the Brew my Singletary to the Sheriff* De­ |.n lt d triggrnnan in a plot to , ---exploding kerosene heater In a shows She it ihr daughter of Mr The service will b« rouductttl by rry Workers Cnlon (AFI,C|0> in U p . . * A f f n r k K i l l s partment said Util morning that assassinate Fidel Castro, g was horn* occupied by Willy Williams. ami Mr* Cal Jardine, Lake Dr. W p. Brooks J r, assisted by cut short a slrihe to bread da 1 , C U r l F N U U L R INIIIB the boys had muvrd th* car off rr|ai(trd loday. The other houses were occupied Mary. the Rev. R K. Taylor, Orlando. liveries Ilia highway while they stripped Culler said thr rebel* w I m j seis­ by Charlie Taylor. Ilertor GalIluria! will be in Geneva Ceme­ Driver salesmen want uti sink* It. “ Coagrave'i airlines* was very ed Nye in eastern Cub* Dec. 2# tery. Monday night against llolsum NEW YORK (UPI>- W. Vincent important in th* rase, ami w* Snulh Seminole County will ron Bakers Inc and Ward Baking Asior. (7, head of the American five da-.s U-furr ei l'rraldrnt Ful­ gent to Itatirta fell- r#i*<rt*d that tmue its rapid growth with th* dr want to gtv* him credit for U," Constable Slim Galloway direct Co . both of Tampa and Bell Hak branch to th* weallliy Astnr fam h* said hr ha>1 a rifle with a telescopic •d traffic during thr to minutes ers fne of HI Peli-reburg. lly. died in his New York apart sight and a pistol in Ills posses­ vrlopmenl of Wtalhrrsfield. a to firefighting * The Navy did a multi in 1 1 bun dollar sulslivision b* Th* fteminolr County Ministerial A f f o n t o r X n n i n l s f Union representative* called ihe men! early today to a heart at sion at th* times* elation ualiun will meet Tburs,l*y d e n ie r I OnignT Thursday al g»»d job, again." hr said this As* twr-n the Forrsl City Road and walkout afler falling lo settle ta«k Nyr. who is being held at a po­ .Slate Road 130 Tbr Dame Drama Company wiocning. “ The house* were very 10 a m, at the First Presbyterian disputes over a new wage, and ^t|nr v „ th* g r e a l great lite si at mn here, told Ul'l that he will apiwar tonight at a 13 in th* hour* agreement A flvr day wrek sfir,,j10n of John Jacob Aator 'ftose together, with only *1* or churrh, * William N, l.ynrh, Hevelu|«er. trier ha* hraid what chargrt A huvinas* meeting will to- pre­ Sanford Civic Center, i'arlly rlottdy to cloudy through clghl feel between Ibem.” demand hy thr union appeared who mad# a fortune m fur trap have burn Died again at him if -aid Dili morning that a complete The performance i* sponsored !o he the main issue. ceded hy coffee at 9 IK a m The shopping center with “ triple A” Bedoesday. A few show era. High ping and pyramided ii with in any Hr drnled complicity to any store* will serve Die community uf tnda* ia i«'*. tow tonlaht ia 34'a, Rpv. John W. Thomas will present by Ihe Mutual Concert Associa The union contended the deliver veslmenft in New York r e a l murder plot Ihe devotion. A discussion of fu­ lion Tickets will tie on sale si the era were working up to 73 hours estate 1,'KMI burn** The huusr* will be Northeast to asst wind* t l to M Ills own father, also John ‘ It's all a tag mistake." hr said. ture programs will be conducted door miles per bosrr. in vis days and -said j u Die company Jarob, died on the Titanic in 1912. “ 1 came to Cuba to jnui Castro, rrirrd around jw.imo. oiler rd a new pay ami eotnmi* Astor has managed the family'* not to kill him.” EVANSTON, III (UPH They *ion scale which would provide millions since that time Nyr. a ho was a military filer take their )v»k learnln’ venoutly Diem only about foj a week in­ He is survived by his third during World War II, said lie at Northwestern University. stead to thr (ItVil and IttTui mi wife, Ihe former Itri.ikr Russell came to Cuba to offer Castru Die virimm rlalmrd hy Dir companies Marshall, lo whom hr was mar benefit uf tils experience. Hr said Suirlay night, ihr N. U. "quit Edward Gere hak, union repre nrd in 1933, and no children Thr hr was looking for Castro when J%iwl' tram, coached by dran of scntalivr said Ihr drivrr sale* present John Jarob Astor It his the rrlwls »eued him Ml Rants student* James C. Mcleod. lost a men sgreed lo provide regular half hrother. radio television bailie of brain* to Rita bread deliveries to public Institu­ Georgetown University—it* Drat I'o'i. r LI. Jose M Fernandes Astor listed as his only busi­ TA1J.AIIAS8KE (Ul’ l) - Flo- else used re sen** until » • s4aM loss after victories over Columbia, tions, such as hospitals, school* ness connection hit position as Itoa said, however, that the police State Auditor Bryan Willis was Commissioner* slalrd that they and MacHill Air Force ll*»e dur chairman to Ihe board of Newt- "base reason to ius|>ecl” that Nye rida'a ravanur picture i* still any check# cam# through, Pittsburgh and Drown-Pembroke. Monday, a papirr-mache dummy branded as "unfair" by County were sorry lhai Ihe graders pur ,ng ihr work stoppage. But hr * rrp magaiine. but hi* name has was paid flu.'KXi hy unidentified thing but “ rosy,” and the atalal Green said there la aoosigl rhasevl from -ow Md* hsd l^-en «r1>J<-xJ "there will he no delivers f(>r jmeratlon. been aynonymou person to infiltrate rebel rank* will be late again Ihn month to money uo hand to pay II.201,000 labelled ” M«Lcod” wav found Commissioners thu morning. Th* Itoard was criliritrd is a is ol, lamed. The only onv that I* ln r* taller a until an agreement is will] some of New York’# mu* and shunt < astro. due to ■ number of counties to banging in effigy outside the making th* distribution for opera- reralcuialiun fund*. This 1* extra cent audit for purchasing road ma­ any (<""1 it thr on, wr laiughl with |-Paihed.” school'* administration buiMing. prominent landmark* lion to Ih* schools, Comptroller money paid rapidly growgig teria I* without advertising for the highest bid." Commissioner Gerchak said negotiations would Kay E. Green said today. hid*. Swafford said "W* are prohibited continue dally in efforts to end counties who*# school enrollment — "W* advertised everything Ian from buying Die l-est machine for th* dispute. Green laid lit* general revanua increased more than five per Mat O f f i c e S a fe F o u n d bids for culvert*." Chairman John Dir job l<ecause w* hav* lo take balance today to Jual five million above Ut* preceding year. Krider said. "On on* hid, tour thr lowest bid.” dollars and lit* monthly school He said the state also will nab# ZAMORA, Spain (U l'l)—A pas­ The Board authorised attorney compinto* submitted th* same distribution to the t l roundel oa time Use 11.300.00* payment The Sanford Shuffle bo* rd Club pric«; on another bid for stag, nu Mack Cleveland Jr. to wnt* a let­ An tofir* life, believed to hava senger who tried to get o ff a train totals 110,300,00). from sale* taaaa which th* lu t will boat Ibe Northern District on* guhinittrd anything. Wr could­ ter lo Willis, protesting thr criti­ been stolen from a Wlnler Park wjthoul presenting hi* ticket today This month'* payment* to the Legislature earmarked aa • to*" amateur ahuffleboard tournament. n’t rctelv* tods on culvert* because cisms. Cleveland said that he had Bob Shoemaker, TJ, died this firm, was discovered IHi morn­ told the conductor: countlca will be abotst Iwe to dal fund to help Muatiea raw Friday and Saturday. » e don't know bow much w» been appointed chairman to a slat* morning in Orange Memorial Hos­ ing near the turkey farm an Mat* *1 doal need a ticket, l’ aa Fidel three weeks late, ha said. their achoola and pay tha Road 434. Directing th* tournament will commute* which vrili look Into Ihc pital. Death cam* at 9:30 a. m Tbs date wai ia the asm* posi­ sals rlea approved b# toe Sheriff** Deputies reported that Castro. Though whare 1 come from be Frank H. Row*, district tourO. P. Herndon, dark, pointed out system of auditing. after a long lllnesi. tion m January aud school fundi Ulure. nament director, Daytooa Beach. tbal th* racorda books purchased Krider rloscsl th* disciusKso by Shoemaker resided in Sanford th* butlum to th* safe wa* peri aver)on* thinks I'm Napoleon.” Green amid things will I’olis-e returned the man to th# were delayrd two weeks, forcing Thera wQl be K courts from the from on* aotupany could not be remarking, "W* are authorised to on Beerdall Ave. He ia survived by rd bark by force Deputy Vrrn Tmo f t o obtained any where da*. “ Advcilu buy things we ^red in all emer­ hi* wife, Barbara; daughter Bob­ Brewster is investigating, in to nearby Q*m|>oiurW? Merit.! Ho*, at least on* county to pay Its to normal In March, when tolforthern District reprcsenUd. bie, and parents, Mr. and Mra. C- operation with the Winter Park pita I where ha It Usied ax) pall—t teachers late. Where borrowed bulk of Florida's tai iwvgjpi fAitKh will be held in the club mg for bid* would b* a wast* of gency and are trying to do to pa# aaiartoa m as* rao foe owr witis* ns.” pOtlM. Jnaa Die*. ' dag tl oompetMtoa Ih* pMpto'a nvoowy,” bo aoid. W. bhoemaket. Ship Goes To Sea Two Rape-Murders Admitted By Negro 'Without Control' Commission Asked To Aid Recreation Integration Scene In Virginia Quiet Reds Claim Gains In H-Bomb Tests Alter Suspension Dulles Takes Off For German Talks Sergeant Arrests 3 Stripping Auto Three Homes Burn In Midway Section « Dorothy Jardine On TV Tomorrow Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Peters American Is Held In Castro 'Plot' Bakeries Seeking Driver Strike End Developer Plans County Project Vincent Astor, 67 £ • ; - Ministers Slate Thursday Meet Dance Drama Set Weather Leornin’ Serious Business To Them Commission Says Audit On Purchasing 'Unfair' £anford To Host Shuffleboarders State To Be Late With Toacher Pay Bob Shoemaker Dies In Hospital Near Turkey Farm He Needed Ticket Despite His Name � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 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/b2dd283dbfdee10f4545a33334af283f.pdf 6896fc2c4b39798ac4466146fa9dc80b PDF Text Text SB Lit'l Giant To Open Here Tomorrow Sanford* M « < d abato d o n will open tomorrow. The Lit’l Giant Food Store at French A re. and Catherine St. will hold He c ra a d opening Friday through Sunday. The drive-la food atora wOl re ­ main open aeven day* a week frum T • .in. unul 11 p. m. Convenience la (treated in the Lit’l Giant atore, which feature* quick aarrlce aa well aa atirb aerrlee. The opera­ tion of the atore le not to be eorapared with th a t of a auper market, official* aald. John Graham baa been aelected ea total manager. Graham end hie wife have moved to Sanford from Ocala, where he w ai former m an­ ager of anothor Lit’l Giant atore. 1%e modern building le built of ooMrote block, and acreialble from both atreeta. A well-paved parking area tncreaaca He con­ venience. The lateat equipment baa been Installed. More than 4,000 item* will be carried, Including all food auppllee and beauly aide. The Lit’l Giant Food Storeo are owned and operated by Giant Food Vitoraa Inc., with headquar­ ter* In Ocala. Leon J . Souther, general m anager of the company, will be In Sanford for the opening tomorrow. The new m anager, John G ra­ ham, Mid "We feel very fortun­ ate in aecuring thin wonderful lo­ cation in tuch a progreoive, faatgrowlng city aa Sanford. W* are looking forward to becoming a part of your eity and atalating hi ovary way ponlble toward continued progreat In the future.” Brave Dog Absent LONDON ( U li> —The Astorialion of Dog B licuit Manufacturer* announced that H will not award it* ailvar trophy and a tli month* Mardl Grao Fan NEW OKI.FANS (U l’U — Jon aupply of dog blacuit* to th t brav­ Wood, 18. mutt have wanted to est IIritlih dog thia year becauae Me the Mardl G rat hi the worat no Brltlib dog h u been aefflclentlp brave. way. He made the 1,000-mile trip here About on* out of every ita hotfrom hit home In Brookfield, Wit., by bicycle. It took Him three ptii! admission* in the V. 8. M a maternity week* and eoet $18. Big Teen-Age W ar Headed OH By Law JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) Joseph Sprimak, TJ, speaker of WINTER HAVEN (UPI) — Pothe Israeli Knesset (parliament) and veteran Zionist leader, died lice headed off a Mg teen-age war here Wednesday night after Wednesday of a heart attack. receiving Upa from aeveval MudPHILADELPHIA (U PI) - Wil- ous parent*. Ham Blair Craig. T9, associate ed­ The entire police force of thia itor of the Philadelphia Bulletin smalt citnia city—10 men—wa* a t bia retirement la IMI, died called after report* came to the Tuesday. station that two leen-aga gang* would gather for a battle at the TARBES. France (U PI) - Big Lake Silver Amphitheater. French arm y Gen. Pierre AgoaTwo policeman were “ etaked tint, U . collapsed and died of a out” i t the amphitheater at 9 heart attack Wednesday while re­ p m. when groups of boys began viewing a regiment of par a troop- arriving. They were armed with ammonia and siin i shot* to hwrl heavy roofing itaple*. The officers. Detective Ray Cagers Traded Willis and Patrolman Gerald NEW YORK (UPI)—The New Hunter, called for help. All ata Winter Haven police York Knlcks have traded forward Guy Sparrow to the Philadelphia cart were called out and aoma Warrior* fer guard Jack George officer* summoned from the po­ In a deal forced on both dubs by lice training school which waa their Injury list, k waa officially underway in the city courtroom. By the time officers arrived the confirmed today. milling mob had grown to about SO. Despite being badly outnumbe­ red. the fleet-footed officers nab­ bed M persona ranging In age from IT to at least two fruit pickers from nearby Auburadal* who were over to. Police Chief Muncie Smith said •e v e n t of the boys were from prominent familiea. All w ere charged under a state weapon* aw ay before being a r ­ law with unlawful assembly and rested and officers said they had under a ally ordinance with vag­ their hand* lull catching the youth*. rant/. Several of the young prisoners Bond was set at $123 but many were released on their own recog- said the boya who escaped told them they planned to double baelj \ niianre. k up any weapon* Police recovered no weapon*. later and sw ay. m throws thrt They aald the boya threw their C ERRAZZO Gets Three Winners WHEELING. W. Ve. < U P D Jockey Fred E rala highlighted the Charlaa Town racing program Tuesday with three etralght win n e n . K n ts scored on Dauntless Darrah (M 001 In the fourth. An dya Hope f SIT.00) In the flfth and Happy Retreat ($18 00) to the •istb. Floors Cleaned — Sanded — Polished TERRAZZO WORK OF ALL KINDS! Free Estim ates — C a l Ual SEMINOLE TERRAZZO IOC If. Myrtle The average American see* bit doctor about five tim es a year. FA 2-7821 We Invite you to visit with ue during these exciting 3 Days and extend a .standing invitation to BIG DAYS! COM E O FTEN All Day Saturday and Sunday FRIDAY! SATURDAY! SU CISCO Tip Top's Littlest Giant You've Ever Seen with h li FREE MERRY-CO-ROUND FREE Bubble Gum, Balloons and Suckers For the Kiddies * I for the kids OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK EARLY and LATE You'll Find A GIANT SELECTION OF . . . From 7:00 to 11:00 • Lunch Mentf • Cold Cul* FOR QUICK SHOPPING CONVENIENCE CURB SERVICE IF DESIRED Ready Sliced—Head) to Eat YOUR LIT'L GIANT WILL RENDER A GIANT SERVICE FOR THESE ITEMS YOU NEED IN A MINUTE SATURDAY and SUNDAY Velda Ice Milk delicious asst, flavors FR EEZE Quick Meal Preparations Spur o f the moment Picnko and Barbeques L h a l t I p lea a* • Canned FrulU Vegrfahlm S cope • • • • • • Houaehold Supplies Freeh Frulta and Vegetables Hairy Product* Of AH Kinds Soft Drink* • Beverage* Picnic Food* • SuppHw Crushed or Stock lea �C ounty P u rch a sin g C riticised In A u d it MBe.nlnoI* County Com mu tinners dressograph and typewriter, which Ware cnticiicd yesterday by S tile came from the general fund. The Auditor Bryan Willis, who report- addretsogrsph was purchased for ad that the Board made purchases the Superintendent or R eg im e8 f more thsn 151.000 contrary to a lion. WUlia also said that the Com­ •tale law requiring bids aa each mission pUn-d identical orders for pnrehas* over I5o0. Most of the buying was for road official records indries amounting •od bridge supplies; ssphalt. cul- lo 149# each, at the same time, ami r a t s , lime rock, concrete pipe snd had paid for tntm with the same •tag. Some 11,500 was for an ad- vouchor. The orders were made on Income, Expenses Listed For County In Past Year Receipts and expenses of eounty jrffic^e ta rin g IMS have been re. .. ________ Tbe office of the county clerk Crossed 160.554 JO. Selariee of deputiee came lo 830.82887. Office expenses were 11.598.44. The net income was 123,126.89. 0. P. Herndon, clerk, wae paid a salary ot 18,000, and returned 814,128 88 to the eounty. fleshy Lines Set For Bosom Battle At Gaudy 'Strips' LAS VKGA*. N et. fU P D -T he battle of the bosom* moved from this city's g a u d y nightclub " a m p " to the halls at the Ned |d a Legislature today in a fight to ban nudt dancing girls from Las Vegas' plush hotels. Aligned on opposite sides at the fleshy battle Une a n four hotels —R1 R a n c h o V eai, Stardust, Thunderblrd and Dunes—which present bare-bosomed girlies, fac­ ing off against lawmaker!, clergy M>d the non nude hotels. State senators Floyd Lamb and Prod Sctlctemeyer introduced a §D yesterday designed to cover Wp torsos af the torrid tarpskboroans. Lamb, denying ha is a cruisdat, said. "I don't believe the pubRe should be permitted lo watch foil type at show. Thi y take me beck to foe orgies of the Roman E m p ire " Gained to PapoUrMy Since the nude shows were first attacked by the clergy last (all, l* undraped cxtravaganiaa have ■Ined in popularity snd numbers. Only this week a brand new ehow. “ La Nouvelle Eve," opened St tha K1 Rancho Vagaa. This show, along with tha Stardust's “ Lido" import from Parts, claims to ba “ art'* aa against a mass atriptease act. This has b r o u g h t abmil a Schism among Um nuda show boatolria*. w T he Minsky show at the Dune* A d tbs Thunderblrd bare-chill* rated at too bottom of foe totem | Total receipts of Prosecuting Atlerney Karlyl* Huu.holder were *>*«“ ; Housholdcr s came to 83.604. His compensation is 87.500. Justice at the Peace Hugh Dunran reported receipt, of J?,2j . 65. Hie exprnies were 11,21017. He received * net Income of M.U20 66 Constable J. Q. Galloway re­ ceived a compensation at I7.54M. His axpenies were 82.193 94. T o u t receipt* of County Judge Wilson Alexander's office were 834.743 45. After oapen.es and salarirs, his net income was 815.568 31. Judge Alexander received a C o m p e n s a ­ tion of 811,213 34, and ha returned 84,543.44 to the count). Total t receipts of the office of tax xsseisor were 846,551 32. Ex­ penses came to 830,862.90 Mrs, Mery Eerie Walker received a compensation of 19,000, and re ­ turned $6 653TO to the county. John L. Galloway returned 83.881 96 to the county after a Compensation of (9.000. Total receipta in tbe tax collector's office were 851.525 18. Expenses cam e to 538,543 30. Citizens' Council Hears Rev. Downs The citiirns* Council of Semi­ nole County held its first regular meeting last night to the C ourt­ house. Kev. George Downs, rep resen ­ tative of Ihe Florida Stale CIUtens' Council, from Orlando was the speaker. Downs expressed surprise at for “very few red blooded A m erican" that attended the Council m eet­ ing. and urged the members to "bring a friend" to the next g a th ­ ering. i One point that *•* foot uughly emphasised by Downs was that the Cilitens' Councils throughout the country were working "fo r Americanism • against Commun­ ism" that they (the Councils) were “trying to educate th r peo­ ple on their constitutional rights as voters and eitiseni of Amcr tea." "Let the people Judge on what they want in their way of life," said Downs, in respect to the r e ­ cent Supreme Court ruling on the U tile Rock integration act. Rev. [towns told Ihe Seminote Council there would be a mass meeting In Atlanta. G a . on Feb. 11, to discuss .States' Rights It will be a plate dinner meeting. Two former Michigan residents with dinners at 125 a plate, ally believe In classified adverThe Seminole ('ttlicns Council jpaiiy will meet the fourth Thursday of W insMr. and Mrs. I J. Wilkinson each month. bought their Lake Mary home ■site unseen" from an ad in The | I I H ‘ v I ___ fan fo id Hsratd. J u n io r U a g e L o o p t Michiganders Say Saw Ad In Herald, Sold 'Site Unseen’ The Wilkinsons moved to San- C ford last October from Miltingto r, Mteh., and iwporl they wer# ’Completely delighted" with thetr borne and the area Tomorrow, tbe Wilkinson* will move Into ■ brand new house— ™ gbt beside the first on# on filth f t . Tha "stla unseea" horn* hae bean aold. Wilkinson ia Die funner owner and manager of a Michigan pro­ duce store. He say* he "feels a t bom* with produce people". This waa tha right place to come. San­ ford Is one of F londa’s largest pro­ duce centers. M £ horus Will Sing A t Church Sunday The Sanford Mat# Chorus will ■fel Sunday i t I p n In the CenLrsl Baptist Church. Acting direc­ tor i* W. W. Brown, Mrs. Ren Wlgglne has Joined the group aa Accompanist. Rehearsal will be held a t I p m Monday to the First Methodist X hurch. Thr Chorus will sing in church Feb. 18. a T n m n erm n a r t i I O ltlO rrO W The junior Havkethall League of Stanford Keefe a Hon tie part rnent gets down to serious bu sm en tomorrow with the playing nf the first official gsm* Team I (Stamper Agency) play* te a m 2 (Sanford F.lcrinri at u a nv. Team S (lloumillst’s) vs. Team 4 (R o tson Sporting Goods) f»l lows, with Tram & I Higginboth­ am ’* i vs Team 8 (Seminole Sport­ ing Goods) playing the final game All games will t>* played in the National Guard Armory. 1‘arente ar* welcome to watch the young­ sters play. Coaches still are need­ ed. aa many boys are being turned away W aus* of no available lead ershlp. March Set Tonight Thr Mothers March un Polio will He hrlrt to Lake Mary tonight. to Residents are requested tight their porcbcv between fo# hours uf T:fo and 8 30. Mr*. Rich ard Keogh Is chairman of lh# drive. (Eh? * ______________ * a split invoice. The total of foe V O L. X L I I U n ite d P two wuuld have made the purchase subject to the bid law. Com miss o n Chairman John Endar said Una morning that the audit was the best the county had ever had. 'T ie are attem pting lo cor­ rect the situation, and from no* on all road m aterials will he subject to hid.'' he said. The only axceplion, Krider said, was the purchase of pipe, “ We don't have the money to tie up to every aise, and the siae varies wlih each job." • The Chairman said that foe b r ­ ing of a road construction engineer should alleviate confusion about purchasea. “With the exception of road m ateriala. everything hat WASHINGTON ( U l‘l ) — Proofbeen bought by Ltd in Ihe last two iteni Swan O'Kelly ot Ireland ha* years. One Ume w e asked for bids lwen invited to vita foe U. 8. foie yeee. ^ ^’noCier ’^ " r h h f y a rn e d un[ ulhori((i, ro.d itnictiun for much of the material HAVANA (UPI) — The provi­ aid for by the Road and lindge sional governmsnl suddenly post­ Fund. poned tie "w ar erim te'' trials fop The Commie ston also was criti 12 hour* today * About giving an ■ted for purchasing a motor grad­ explanation. er from the higher bidder. The .itffcrcnce of 81,554.19 was “justi­ fied" to the minute book because WASHINGTON lU P l> -K #y De­ the "blade to controlled from the cab ind u,e machine has a higher m ocrats today were drafting a new farm plan which P resident chassis clearance," Willi* noted No property records were kept Elsenhower hae promised to op­ for movable equipment other lhan pose. that of the road departm ent, Willis said, “although It represmta a substantial investm ent; much of U TALLAHASSEE (U1M) — Gov. if attractive and could easily dis­ LeRoy Collin* today designated appear without the knowledge of Feb. 15-22 as Hrrnando DeSoto Ihe Board." Week In Florida in recognition of Lump sum paym ents lo various the annual pageant in Bradenton. county Chanilwra at Comm tr e t were det-mtd improper. The Board is authorised to expend money for LUX EM B u i 'KG (U P I) — The publicity, but not In lump sums. European coal and Steal commu­ ttetirrm ant deductions wer* not nity's high authority has decided properly made for employer of the to participate in tha New York ™ad departm ent, county farm and International Trade Fair May 8-19. lh* lervice o fficer; all other *lig. ible employes were contributing properly to the retirem ent system, WASHINGTON (U l’ll — P resi­ the audit report said. Willis slated, hawever, that, in dent Eisenhower urged key House general, finan • i were “well man­ Republicans today to work harder aged, and in lalrly good fund!, to hold the line in Congress for lion." The budget was properly his tsalnnced budget. prepared and followed, and no ap propnaljon item s overspent; rec­ ords m genera 1 were properly TOKYO ( UIM)-jk ^fairD strung kept. earthquw kr shouk * * «Tokyo . l _ . *for about one minute today, causing win­ dow panes to rattle and wall clocks to atop. L eaned « W ire JAW Uf fe e ta b lia h a d IN D E P E N D E N T 1908 DAT ILf.T Y W W 8HPPAAPPEERR * N EFW F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 0. 1959 ^A N FO R D , U . $. Goal: Orbit Man News Briefs Jaycees Accepting Official Invited Nominations For Top Young Farmer T rials Postponed Ike To Oppose It DeSoto Week Set Accept Fair Bid Ike Suggests Work Tokyo ‘Shook Up' Lake Grand Jury Will Investigate County Official Pipeline Planned The Outstanding Young Farm er of Seminole County svtlt be choo­ se between now and Monday. Winner of th r contest, which la sponsored nationwide by for Jayreel, will be eligible to eo«i|<ci* for stale honor*. Tom McDonald, president of the Jsyrees, has asked residents to nominate young men for foe honor before next Monday. Nominations may be made at foe Jayree In­ formation Booth or by rilling foe county agent. Cacti Tucker. Judges for tbe contest wit) be prominent agricultural leaders to Semlno'e County. The contest anti must be actual farm operators, deriving tw othlrds of their In­ come from farming. Thay do not h i" . __ . They wtU be judged cn heir degree of progrea. to agncul oral career; K e n t of mud so I snd n . tural resource conservation prac­ tices; and contribution* to com­ munity, state and nation. The Outstanding Young Farm•T must ba between t l and 15. Strangely enough. Orange County already has ealected a H*-minol# Ceunly farm er aa 4U Outstanding Yeung Farm er. J.Ck P. Ito-kl «.f Goldrnnsd. is ss**itsl*i*p iv rte» IUrlandu I r l arvilii Jaycees; I a s s'## * a •inemlwr off Ifoe a portion uf his land He* in u ran g r County. Dodd is 24. and has .160 acre* of land and mote than JWJ head of registered Gurrniey catfl*. Ills dairy la tn this county. l i i l lff* ar , V ? ? ? U. ^ till* of Florida e Outstanding 10U ? IKskl, ! * L r rsform ' ,,eerl* county 1 ”7 roni " H C. $5,000 Is Given To Hospital Here The legend at foe kite Dr. [ such expansion should occur. Dr. Jam as C. G.bba will not die m Utbb. . „ Sanford. a plaque. H already has baea an A check for 85.000 wae present­ ed to the Seminole Memorial Hos­ fared in the Bunk of Remembr­ pital at noon today to fulfill a be- ance wish other hospital banefac tors. queri In his wtU. th e money will he placed hi Dr Gibb* ,U«i June I at fo . foe Memorial Savings Account age of !02 ui the Semin.de Me Fund for tses In futurr expansion mortsl Hovplial. Ha was one of and eapstal aspsnditure*. Whan the ''horse and buggy" doctors during tha years at active prswUc# tn Crown Point, Irsd. Upon his retirement in t.i.fo rd to 1912. fo . c.nturian continued hi. activity to civic interest* and Masonic observance*. Until short­ ly before hit death, h* could be seen raking and mowing his lawn. HU ' * * — 1 Virginia Approves Almond's Package On School Mixing Hitler- !*• Irn o rH '--r1*” Senate Is Assured 01 'Urgent' Drive In Race For Space WASHINGTON (U P lt - Dv. T. Keith Gtrnnan assured a Renata •pace Inquiry today that the U S. wtO try "with the same sense of " r *#nc* ** h*d ,,url»« ‘h* w»«"’ 10 * n,,n 1,1 ort,it "w ithin ,*,c next couple of year*." director of Ihe N ational 'T o n a u tie s and Space Adintnta* tration made the pledge in a 1,U ,! ra*n‘ ,0 Srtl*,c «™UP ,b> l**der l.yn,,on B.' Johnson (I» Tex.) which U investigating US. progress h) space exploration. "This committee wants to know where we nnw stand," Johnson - . o - s L r , . . ‘T . C L S -" 'Mh w *“ culnx .J the Gibb* estate, and Glcnnan’s stair men! did not an­ RICHMOND, Va. 4 ttP lt-G o v . Judge H W. Ware prssantcd thr j uA d Almond-, lt swer the question directly, hut check to Harry Weir, hospital ad ­ Uon k _ said Ihe effect of Russian apacu ministrator. achievements has been " e n o r­ „ ^ inlfar#tlon * lehooU mous." and "our space mission appi la ao vital we must carry It for­ by the Virginia House of Dele­ ward with Ihe same senae of u r ­ gates today with only token op gency we had during the w ar." position to on* of the thro* m ea­ Man into UrbU sures. Gtrnnan reported that fo* M e T hr lower bouse suspended 111 |y j# t and unanimously approved, Donnell Aircraft Corporation f t wo ^ ' p ^ „ em St Louie witl build "capsulea wa UNITED NATION*. N T . (U P lt hope to use to send a m an info of 8230 annual tuition grants for „ udt0|< „ ho c h o o | r —The United N utans Security orbital flight wtfoln fo* next cow* * schools over integrated class­ Council meets today lo InvasU- pie of year*." “ We are catling upon every rooms * |a t# a charge uf "m urder to cold scientific tod technological cap*Public schools In Norfolk, where I0.<0> children have been out of blood" hurled at tha United Arab btlity of fo* nation that ra n con­ tribute to this program ," b# aaMs ■choot or to makeshift cIis s m Republic by laraal. Th* NASA chief also: since Sieptrmlrer, open Monday. Israeli Ambassador Abba I. Said that before foa end at Seventeen Negroes are due to be Eban msda the charge tn a letter td(nm rd Hui>t J. J. Drew baker Monday to Tunisian Ambassador th* year a flight of foe Air F o rm for an orderly opening" Mongi Slim, Security C o u n c i l X ts rochrt plan* hi an altltu d t Charlottesville, g r a n t e d a chairman for January, to whleh at too mile* should "alretch our slay of integration by the federal he also cited seven other “ aria ot big toe into the edge* of apace," court! until ItoptemtwT, planned •ggreasion” by U.A.R. Iroope to The plan* will go almost high enough to achieve ao orbit, bvM to re - open two school* on a Syria. segregated basis The NAACP ex Slim scheduled today's meeting lack of speed would prevent to to. P ar Ifk iu d Mrooa pressed dismay over the delay (or late in the aflcntuon so as not while tily and school officials to conflict with tha U. N. vlalt at Predicted that th* "c lu ste r" dl ware delighted. President Arturo Frondlii af Ar­ Jupiter rockcta being pot togatfeaM gentina. Frnndixl will he given a by for Army will make M potgmdrd lour af Ihe budding by Sec­ ■Ibla tn 1862 “ to put 10 tana 4 retary General Dig llammar- payload Into orbit and ta Sand skjuld ami he guest of honor at two Iona of payload Into deep a luncheon in the Serurtiy Coun­ space, far beyond foe m oon." The cil lounge. 10 rocket cluster la expected ta Eban a chief charge was that have a total thrust of I^OOJkiO A representative of the U. 8 1I A R soldiers in Syria opened pounds B trw er's Foundation spoke to to- fire on two Israeli shepherd■ , ... , In cal J .v c r .s yesterday, giving the « ^ •«* ™ 4 jF kL Ul^ “ T history and contribution of th* of them. He said Ihe shepherds were on "focir usual g r a i l n g beer Industry Flank N. (libsoii. uf the Flor­ ground situated Inside Israel." The laraell delegate also listed id* division, explained that tha seven other alleged aria of ag ­ Foundation waa the public rtla gression by U.A R. troop* which UN Council Gels 'Murder' Charges - K T - s i r a bn"'i R ainier Appoints 5 = Hospital Official To Confer Tuesday With Commission Law Seeks Thief • Who Did Things 75th Anniversary 'Convenient’ Way A t First Baptist Aliens Required To Register Now Borge To Present Show Tomorrow Tourists Desire Trips To Russia group Hist coordination was n«-< I vhandtiing expert "You have *d in each ilore category, lie everything here you nrvd, but suggts'ed three citf-wide promo- you aren't taking advantage of Hons a year, amt asked the cs»- It," he said. "T te your civic imoperatmn of all merchant* tn not provcmcht plan into yuuf bask of merchandising offering or advertising sales roer- fundimentals chandisc juvl prior lo the pro and you'll have something. Fromu'ion A program was ctrculal- motions must tk planned ahead, ed containing a six month promo Your daily stock should meet fo* demand* of your customers. AdHon calendar. Division vrriltlng expense* must he inRoumlllat reminded member* that tbe situation of j eluded in your budget Fiat lake •hopping outof town waa be com rent and electricity." Sleubilr also told th* group Ing critical. "The Mme has come when we have to work together, trial personnel should he told of nr we might not be able In do new m erchandise and trained to offer it to eustom ert. N ta an." ba said. Mist Dot Powell made perhaps Tbe advantage* at progress growth construction w e re . the most la«linj| effect with hrr NO. M O - Saturday Deadline On Farm Program Jaycees Hear Talk On Beer Industry Unionist* In Prison Chamber To Drop Unpaid Members fL O R ID A 1961 missiuner. and ia married to foa ROME I LTD Italy hae an former Kay Estes of Oiiedu nouncnl plan* to construct a big TAVARES H IM) - The U k r pipeline system to funnel oil I County grand Jury will be askt-d porta to Switseriind from foe port to investigate possible criminal of Genoa. charges against County Commis­ sioner Jack H r#ten at *lriuw ut The Commission voted Thurs­ FR A N A r'U rtr, Germany tL’PI) day to file a civil damage suit — T w cn ty sU yvsrs ago today Tomorrow t* for deadline for against Hoolen and his business Adolf H itler beeline cbancellor qf asiociates, as suggested by state G erm any and fo* Nurd Ketch was Seminole County farm ers to make Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin. born. The anniversary was Ignor , application for abl to some phase* •>f Die IU59 conservation program The dispute involved thr rale ed by the German p e o p le The initial sign Up deadline in­ to ihe county last year of four cludes legume or grass pastures, pieces of p roprrty. In which llootrn had an interest The KHAR 1til M. Sudan lU P l) — milliner cover crops on cropland or county claimed It acquired till* Three union leaders were aenteiK- orchard* and for establishment uf to only two p liirrs of Ihe properly. ed Thursday lo five year* to prison n;#n drainage systrm s to dispose Male law forbids a county offi­ for holding an Illegal meeting and of tires* watwr. Applications will lie accepted by cial from doing business with the associating with mcmt>eri uf inter eounty In which he is an offtrer. national Communist organisation* Humsr Ballard, offir# manager, Seminole Agricultural Htahilliation llootrn, who was absent at snd Conservation Commit!**. The Thursday's meeting. rUiinrd h* offire ta In Hi* courthouse. had resigned as an olfieer of the ctl last considered fo* IsraetlMUNTL CARLO. Monaco (UP1) sit producing b r.w .riae- and , j>n twn1„r , tlui(lo|1 Ballard said lie had been Infonnfertiliser firm which sold the A five n u n director.** appoint ^ by ^ As<off|re ,h„ sUnu ct-fvium# t gullon* |>#r [ . — esblsnls ci-naum* 14 2 gallons per property* before he her sin* a •d by Prince Itsinier 111 took uf- a|j fundl allocated to Florida capita. To combat unfavorable county commissioner. fu e today to run things tttl Mon fsimrr* for c o s t sharing In 1956 publicity, Hie Foundation la work­ sen's little p-dmcal crista blows had been committed Some agree ing directly alto law enforcement over. ments signed in late t95K, there­ ayrnci#*. In an attem pt to re for*. will be paid from 1959 funds, educate those who uppose th* beverage he added. Mr and Mrs Al Haslardn, San­ Ballard revealed foal some 4(1 Authua Forehand, director nf ((cminols farm ers received a!-out ford’s Courtesy Couple, vr#rf Un.ooo under fo* program 1**4 gue*t< <•/ honor al the luncheon. the hospital division of Federal LAUREL Mis* (U P lt-P o lic e Th# F in t llsp’tst Church will r**r. Mrs Baviardo received a bouquet G rant, tn Florida, will meet with today were looking for ■ thief rsleh ra t# tt* 18th *nnlv*r<*ry of fb -atrs from th* Sanford Flow fount y Commissioners Tuesday He emphasised foal local farmWho; al 2:50 p, m, to discus* plana for Sunday. rrs should make application for et Shjp Broke into the garage at the thr pro|H>sc<l county hralth unit. asilslance tefnr* any project is Special service* will be marked Gordon lliadtay, eaeouiive di­ home of a school sqper loir nth-tit Forehand will cmn* Irum Tal­ Stole a tracto r sta n d in the g a­ wlih sermons by Dr. Juhn Mc­ sisrted, tf farm ers hup* to qualify rect"! ui Ihe Sanford Housing lahassee for the session. On hand tor Ih* cost share program. Guire at 6:43 so-1 II a. m The Authority. alimHirsred Ihe <q>*nrage. th u rch is one of Sanford'* nldsat. in , Feii t of Cowan Motighlon will be Dr. Jark Ururmund, coun I Tin r the vehicle to ths school Dr W. P. Brook* Jr. G the ps>inr. Terra#*, s whke hrw renl prnjeck ly health diroctor. win* has urged and broke tn. Commissioner* to begin actlnsi on on W*.) Third 84 lie move the av bool's safe. the unit ar soon a* possible. Hauled thr safe track lo fo* gs Funds (or the unit will lie d e­ rage on the tractor. rived from the county snd a U. I. Tomorroe- is foe deadline for all t snl foe principal'# acetylene grant nf 845.000, released under aliens to fo* slate of Florida to torch, also stored in the garage, the Hill-Burton Act. Th# buildAll unpaid mrmherthipe in foe to open the safe. file afolrea* report forma. Vidor B<-rge will bring his fa­ ing la estim ated to cost ta foe Seminole County Chamber of Departed with 1300. Failure to comply may result in mous “Comedy in Music" ts> San­ area of 8100.ono Commerce will be dropped from fuirt, Jail sentences or dr|«rlaUon. ford lomurrow night Tbs- per­ Ihe rolls after Jan 31. The law re. pure* that every formance will be he.d a 1:20 In H'isineas firms with outstanding 29 In Jail Today alien escepi tlioi# having diplo­ the Civic Center. memlwrshipv are urged tn submit The cllental* M thr Scmlnola m ats status. represantatlvM of Proceeds for fov concert will their ehwckt. rerlain organisations or tamimrary go In the Victor Borge H eart County Jail has dwindled lo 2* Yesterday, three entered the #*• farm laborers must fll* tha ad- Fund. Ml seat* are reserved. WASHINGTON (U P I)-A m eri tress re|»or1 during January of Some li- krls ar* still avallaole at tabllsbm eiit, five departed. Procan lourUts, whu spent more than Interviews Slated two billion dollars overseas Iasi Seminole County Como svtoners r*rh year. Touchlon's Drug Store and th* •ent cuunt ia two while male in­ com petents, one white male Ju­ year, want to see more or It a will Interview applicant* tomor The re|M»r1 may t>* filed at the Jaycrv Infurmation B<*tth. Approximately 86 per rent nf row for Ihe position nf county Sanford Post Office. A total of The llrsrt Fund eonrert ta *|>on venile, three whit# males, IT col­ this Country's overseas tourlsta toad en g in eer. ;iM'36 sllens filed to Florida last sored lie-ally hy the Seminole ored m ales, on# colored male In­ The rommistkin requires that year. favor increased contact with th* I'ounty Mrdical Auxiliary and foa com petent and five colored fe­ male*. Soviet Union, a- curding to a sur- the man be ivglilcriat road con' J a v rre t vey complclrit by the American tru.-tl»n enginrrrs, with experttutomohile Association. i enc*. Newspaper Talk Merchants Meet, Discuss Problems Whl* fo* night skies of Senresounded with th* sclYsm at Jeta, local merchant* ponder­ ed toefr problems last night In t sleek curved splrndur of foe vie Cent*?. Tbe contrast was emphasiicd when Francis Roumlllat Jr. openad th* Retail Merchants Division meeting with th* remark that Sanford's shopping district bad fallen behind foe marked pro­ gress af Semhwle County. More ’than 80 merchants atlanded the first general meettag of fo* Division. A promotion Jp o g ram was totreduced by Ralph Wfwan J r., chairman of th# plan iim ttfi Weather ORI-ANDO, FU. (U PI) — 18-yearold hoy* rriticallv Injur ad tn a wreck at Cocoa Beach early Thursday that took the live* at five companions, died tn a hospi­ tal hero during th* night. Kenneth Gorpper died shortly before midnight and P atrick Cow telln. th* last survivor, m eeumhed at 8:30 a m. tmlay. hnngtng the death toll to seven. Both youngsters underw ent emergency s u r g e r y for hone splinters lodged tn thetr brain# when the lop *f fo* speeding e a r was shrerrd off by an overhang­ ing pip*- on lh* hard packed beach a few feet from foe ocean. Officer* esllmatrd the 1959 car wa* traveling -t between TS and no mile* an hour In a IS mil# tone when It struck Ihe eight inch Heel pipe at 2:55 a.m. The Im­ pact ripped off the roof of lh# car and Ih# tops of tha boya* heads. Five of th# youths, all II, war# |n itanHy. They were Jam *# K Wf, m Kenneth L D. (Jardiner. John Edward Roquetnor*. Richard C h s r l e s Knnbler and Sickle Hendrirk Morgan, all at Orlando Teagarden Recover* GLENDALE. C'allf. (U P I) — J a n trombonlet Jack Teagardam Is recovering •nicely'* from aa abdominal operation, the Glandata Sam tariim and Hospital reported today. United Fund Allocates Agency Money The .Sanford Civltan Club last Dirrclurs uf United Fund, meetI night heard a ta.k on th r rontrlbuttons that a newspaper can mg at th* Sanford A tlantic Naent* who were given 850 each mike lo a community Ilona I Bank building, yesterday lo spend. The one stipulation was that .hey couldn't buy anythin, approved the report of th . Budge. un.es. they were given a . S t n J ta lto r «7 T tol! ' h ,t recommended the tsl*. Sanford Herald allocation of amount* Identical to Sanford Herald. Two didn't spend a cent, al ,, chairman an was was S8. Joe 1,1 11,1 *cxr t,,r participating though they shepped in Ih* large 1Program rogram chairm rho re ­ agencies in 1939. cities of Culcago and New York. **v *• 2ounlf ■H“r,*cy* wh The report, presented by Koy Non# of the students were able f,nt * r"0* " ' *" 8*n,n^ * open printer. Mann, showed Hist funds for foa to spend foe entire 850 "T h a t story made me think currant year will ba slightly less about Mggealing items ta ru t lhan those subscribed la ta gear. tam ers who had com* into lh* However, Mann was confident that store for something else." she additional donation* would rim s in Fair •ilk lilt** change ta teas said. "Too many uf us simply drop tha ball whsc w# either sell psrstart through Batnrdsy. Di m before the end or fo# y ear and thus one thing or don't have M to feg again lata tonight and early enable payment# equal to lata stock. Wa could offer to show Aatarday. High this aftarnnon Tl year. ot -cr nicrthandit# In which tha* is I*, low tonight II ta 84. Varit'ainpaign Chairman Howard 8 ta 88 ■ lies par haw. Mv-Nuiiy ex p rtiH d divappointuieat I Injured Boys Die; Wreck Toll Now 7 foal the 835.1MM) goal deemad es­ sential hy the agencies for lhair work, had not been met. Ha com­ mented on fo* hard work by cam ­ paign workers, hut said that “ ap ­ parently Hrmlnole County juta does not want a United fluid." Harold K a s t n c r , president, thanked those who had worked ao hard He said that he felt UF waa a great step forward from ths "once a week" solicitation# which laced residents under the "every­ one fur himself" type of chanty drive. But if “foa people of foa community don't want tt, than there isn't much um tn a few of ua knocking ourtalvsa out try fog to Maintain It." Clifford McKlbbin agreed that results wer# far below tha goal, kwt ha added fota faefuaa II wwan't as negative as It seamed. He fell confident that fo* subscription* ta UF eaceed th* sum total of th* previous individual drives fof funds mad* hy the eeven partitapaling agencies. That In itself was prom-**, he said. Th* report showed th a t 880,I'TM.TH had bean collected, an ad­ ditional 82,204.TS pledged. The amount# sat up fo r foa p a r­ ticipating agencies are G irt lniw fl^ 82,840; Salvation Army, 8M 88) Boy ■routs, H,TX>: Cfcfldran’S Homs loci sty. |l,M0, Mental Health. 81.780; Rad Crone. 88.HM) USD, 81,980; total 8*2.780. Directors stranding th a saaataa ware S ta ta a r, Mann, Ms I M t a Huong row an, George T o u h j, Mr4. C irm eta Rag, Bn***, F addoak ta d M s* to** �I i « L 2—Frt*i J&M* SO, 1959 • • V ft FIRST BAPTIST 0111101 I I I P ark A t h m * "W . V. Brook., J r .............. P n lo r F. B. F uh»r . . . . A .ioc. Pa.lor ,. Morning W onhip . . . I.IS a. m. 'Sunday School ............. 9 43 a. m. Morning Worship . . . II:on a. m draining U n io n ............. • : IS p. m. Evening Worihlp ..........7: SO p. m IVad. P rayer Service 7 M p m. N u /ie ry available i • ' • CENTRAL BAPTIST OCTROI Car. Hth St. * Oak At*. Rev. flail Smith . . . Interim Paitor Sunday School ........ 9; 13 a. m. Morning WorahJp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ............... 4:43 p. m. Evening W o rih lp ..............1:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 p. m. PINE CREST BAPTIST CHUBCH Mi W. Onora Road Donald G rivenm air ......... Paitor Sunday School ............. I . U i . m. Morning Worihlp . . . . ll:0u a. m. Training U n io n ............d:30 p. m. Evening W orahlp..........7:«J p. rn. Wed. Prayer Service) 7. IS p. n . N ursery available SOUTH SIDE BA PTU T CHUBCH R. n ih M. * P ark Are. Gerald B. P rice ............. Pallor t o d a y Bible School 10:00 a. m. Preaching .................. II 00 a. re. Bible Study ................. 7:00 p. m. JEvaageUitic Preaching 7:43 p. m. < T faL -T riyef Service f|4J 9. m. • ?r : JL ' WEST BIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST 411 B. Hally Ave. 'William I* Blephen ......... Paitor 8unday School . . . . 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Bible Study ................ 7:00 p. m. Evening W orahlp.............7:94 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service . . 7:30 p. m. CWVLt'OTA BA PTU T CHURCH C. G. Sw iggerly ............. Peator Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . U :0O a. m. • i * / ELDER SPRINGS5' BAPTUT CWUDCB ^ Joe Douthilt ............... . Paitor Sunday School ............. 0:43 a.m. Momlng Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union .......... 0:11 p. m. Evening W o rahlp.............7:30 p. m. Wed. P rayer Service 7:30 p. m. PIRIIT BAPTIST CHURCH OF GENKVA Ja ck L. Stew art . . . . . . . . Tailor Sunday School .......... 10 :«J a. m. Morning Service . . . . 11:00 m. Training Union ........... 4:30 p. in. Evening Worahlp . . . . 7:10 p. m. Wid. Prayer Serviro .. 7 30 p. m m iXCREST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GENEVA Charlea W. Itamil J r . .. ra ste r Sunday School ......... 10:M m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ........... *:13 p. m. Evening Worahlp . . . . 7:30 p. in. Wed. Prayer Service 7:10 p. rn. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP LONfiWOOIl Cor. Church A G rant 81*. C. L. ru teh ........................ P*tf»r Sunday School ............. > :ll a. in. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:40 i . n . Training Union ......... 4:43 P- raEvening Worahlp . . . . 7:43 p. m. Wed. P rayer Service 7:43 p. m. LAKE MONROE rn u « cn Three mllee weal el S ialerd on Fir it St., right a t Menree Cerner Jtoherl 0 . Byrd ................. Paitor Sunday S chool............. 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Union ............... 4:30 p. m. Evening W orahlp..........7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Rcnrlre 7:30 p. m. b a p t is t FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OVIEDO Jack T. Bryant ................. Paitor Sunday School ............. •:** a. ra Morning W onhip . . . . 11:«> a. m. Training Union ............... *:13 p. m. Evening S e rv ic e ..........7:00 p. re. Wed. Prayer S e n ie e 7:30 p. m. Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Oak Ave. a t t th BL Rev. Richard Lyoni ......... Palter Sunday M a m a ............. 7.00 a. m. ............. 1:30 a. re. .......... 10:00 a. re. ................11:30 a. re. Daily Maaa ...................... I t l l a. re. Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IM7 S. Sanlard Ava. T e rr/ L. Stone ................... Paaler Sunday School............SiU a. m. Maenla, Worahlp . . . 11:00 a. re. Yontk F r o |r i « ............I:M p. re. Adult TTalaiaw Ceurao . 4:90 p. re. Evening Worahlp.........7:01 p. aa, RoerUllen ......... 7:10 p. re. c o n g r e g a t io n a l Jt; CERIRTIAK CHURCH "• Park Are. a t 21th Rt. 3. Barnard H o o t..................... Pallor . — A b le School................... 9.43 a. re. XamWg W orship — 11:00 a. re. V m li P r e s e n t in g t jo u r C h u rch Church Of Christ Baptist V u ftrl Nazarene m *■ J CHURCH OF CHRIST I.ARK MARY 3nd 81. a ad Eire A rt. Georg* M. Y atei ............ Mmiatar CHURCH UP THE NAZARENE i l aka Mary Bible School ................. lo w a. ra. Morning W o n h ip ....... 11:00 a. re. S. L. Drawdy ................. P aito r Evening W onhip . . . . . 7:41 p. m. Sunday School ......... 10.00 a. m. Wad. Bible 8tudy ......... 7:49 p. m. Morning Wonhip __ 11:00 a. m. Young Peopta'a Meeting 7:1.3 p. re. F.vrnlng Worihip ------- 5 O p. ra. ClILRCll o T V m tlS T Wed. Prayer Servlra 5 00 p. m. j Geneva Ralph B rener Jr, . . . . . Evangetift Missionary Matting Bible School . ......... 10:00 a. m. Ffrat Wednesday . . . . . . 5.00 p. m. Morning W o n h ip ........11:00 a. m. Presbyterian L in in g W o n h ip ........7:M p. m. Wed. Prayer S en Ire ,. 7:30 p. re. FIRST rnFJIBATERIAN CHURCH CHURCH or CHRIST Oak Ave. and Third St. Taoli A. G. Mrlnnii .. . Pastor Bible Study ............. 10:00 a. re. Momlng Worihip . ft: 43 a. m. Morning W onhip . . . . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School ............. e.4,3 a. m. Evening W orihlp ....7 :0 0 p .m . Momlng Worihip . . . . ||:(V) a. m. Senior Fellowihip .. 3.30 p. re. Episcopal Evening Worihip . . . 1.00 p. m. HOLT CIIOSS EPISCOPAL Wad. Prayer Service .. 7.00 p. in. CHURCH Nursery Available Park Ave. at tth SI. Rnv, John W. Thnmai ... I’litov PRKinVTf.RIAN' CHURCH Holy Euchartit . . . . . . . . I;« l a. m DEBARY Family Servlet— DaSary Civic Center Church S ch o o l..............B ill a. in. A. C. Summers .................Pastor Morning P ray er— Sermon .............. ll;00 a. m. Sunday School ........... 9.00 a. m. Morning Worihlp to on a. m. Holy Communion— T u ead ay .......................... 7:30 a. re. COMMUNITY Wadneaday .................. 10.00 a. re. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn T h u rtd a y ........................... 7:10 a. re. Laka Mary Sacrament of Penance John W. PUIty ................. P attor Saturday ............... 5.00 fl:HJ p. ra. Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . il.n o a. m. ALL SAINTS KriSCOrAI. Junior High W eitm inlster CHURCH Fellowship ................ 0 10 p. ra. Enlarpriae Fr. Paul Shult* ........... . .. P atto r Senier High Westminister Fellowship . . . . . . . . 7.34 p. m. Holy Communion— Sunday .......................... 5:00 a. m UPSALA COMMUNITY Morning Prayer— PREARYTEHIAN CHURCH Sermon . . . . ................ 5:30 a. re. John W’. P llle y ................ Paitor Ifnty Communion— lit Sunday each month 5:30 a. re. Morning Worship ......... • 00 a. m. Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. in. CHRIST CHURCH Westminister Fellowship la if v e e d Junior ................. n So p, m. Rev. George L. Granger p aito r Westminister Fellowship Sunday Service • a, m. Seniori .............. . 7:30 p, m, Church achoot 10.M a. m. Holy Communion Other Churches F iril, Third Sunday PtNECREST ASSEMBLY Lutheran OF GOD CHURCH GOOD NIIKPHKRI) UNITED Car. IHh had Elm LUTHERAN CHURCH If. M. Snow ........................P aitor Raaford Shrine Clah Sunday Sehool .............9:43 a. ra. I at SI. and l a r Ave. Momlng Worahlp ...1 0 :3 0 a. m. E rneit Bnllck J r ................. Pastor Evening Worship ....7 :0 0 p. re. Churrb School ...............1:43 a. m. Revival In P ra g m a nightly Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. 7:00 p. m. Coffea ........................... 17:00 Luther L n g u a ......... 5:30 p. m. THE ALLIANCE CHURCH Wed. Choir Praciice .. 7:30 p. m. Christian and Miaalauary Alliance (noth held a t paraonafe) Park Ave. and 141k St. David S. Carnefli ............. P aitor LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE Sunday School ............. 9:43 a, m. REDEEMER Morning Worship . . . . 10:40 a. m. 149 W . U (h Plica Evening Service ......... 7:43 p, m. Herbert W. botcag,, P aster A.YT.-Yoslh Service . . 4 30 p .m . Fund ay 4khon|; v . . . . . g ill a. re. Wad. Prayer Service l;n o p. m. Adult Fllbla Claee V .. . . . 9.15 a. m. Worahlp S e r v ic e ....... 10:30 a. m. FIRST CRURl.TI O F CHRIST SCIENTIST ST. L IK E ’jT l LTIIERAN 104 F.. .Second SI. Rlavia (N ear Ovltde) .Sunday School ........... 11:00 a. ra. Stephen M. Tuhy .............. T ailor Sunday W o rih ip ......... 11:00 a. m. Morning W orahlp.........5:25 a. m. Wednesday Service . . . . 8:00 p, m. Sunday Schon) .............. D.00 a. m. Tuesday Reading . 3:30 4:30 p. m. Chriatian Day Echnol, Monday Thursday Reading 3:30-4:30 p. m. through Friday — Kindergarten * Elementary ..................... 9:00 a. m. CHURCH OF GOD French Ave. aad Sind St. Methodist Joel D. Broun .................... P aito r FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School.................9:45 a. m. 410 Park Ave. P arlor Evangelistic Service .. 7:10 p. m, T. C. O'Stpen .......... . Momlng W o reh ip ....... . 5:30 a. m. T u rsd iy Service ............ 7:30 p. ra. Sunday fir hoot ......... > t3 a. m. CHURCH OF JESU S CHRIST Momlng Worahlp __ II:M a m. OF U T T E R DAY SAINTS p. m. MVP Supper ............... 4 Clly Hall MVP hireling! .......... . 6:30 p. m. J . G. Brooks . .. Branch President (Intermediate, Senior) Organ Veapera ............ 7:15 p. m. Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. re. Evening Worahlp .... 7:10 p. m. Sacrament M ealing___d:0O p. in. PRKR METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 41k 94. Ira K. Hindman J r. ......... Pastor Sunday School ............ 5:43 a. m. Morning Worahlp . . . . 10 U i . m. FMY ........................... 7:00 p. m. Evening Worahlp . . . . 7:30 p. m. Mon. FMY Hecreation 7.00 p. m. T u n . FMY P rayer . 7:30 p. m. Wed. P rayer Service 7:14 p. m. THE SANFORD CONGREGATION O F JEHOVAH’S W ITNESSES 1511 W. l i t 8L Sunday WlUhlawar Study ...... .................. 5.00 p. Wed. Bible Study . . . . . 7:50 p. Frl. Ministry Skhool . . . 7:30 p. Friday Servlra ......... B:30 p. KBENEZEK METHODIST CHURCH Cllrua 11rl i fata Charles F Ilrown ........... P allo r Sunday school ............ lrt:0n a. m. Momlng W onhip .......I 1;00 a. m. Wed. P rayer Servire .. 7:30 p. m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD E. Rulh Grant ................. Pastor Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. in. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. re. Evening S m i t e ........... 7:00 p, re. Wed. Prayer Service .,7:00 p. in. I t l . Prayer Service ....7 :0 0 p. m. IkstiRM-* * ] b i * j'- 'i- ! : rJl f v *f3.a r " ' ' : ' •. v v o <t» ’ ■* Mr- t : . *- ■ -ft* " ■'H h r* : *• \ T H E C H U R C H F O R ALL . . . A LL FO R T H E C H U R C H OF THE PICTURE The Church it the treated factor on earth for the buiMirvg of character and r.°od citirrmliip. It is a stoirhouit of fpintual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can vunriw. There are feu.- sound rvaior.i why every person rhoutJ allrrsd services regularly and support the Church. They are: ( I ) For his own r a k r , 2 ) .For his children's take. (3) For ihc rakr of his community and nalion, (4 ) For the take of the Church itself, which need* lui moral and malrria! sapport. plan lo g* lochvrth regularly and read your Bible daily. Day Book Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thurtday Friday .Saturday II Corinthians 9 Philippians 4 “ For Thy love wc thank Thcc, Lord . . . for Thy hrlp we pray.** J u st a few words, rooted in gratitude. But gratitiHle means so much . #. to the Giver . . . and to those who receive! To God it means that we are not too bu?y enjoying His gifts to under­ stand H is love. * . To us it means that we have not forgotten the heart of life. We haven’t lost sight of the spiritual center toward which the Church constantly points our vision. And to our children it means a family life based oh faith and prayer. Chapter Verses I Corinthians 13 II Corinthians John Psalms II Pater O f course, our "blessing” or "grace” is only a small part of the Chris­ tian Life to which the Church calls us. But, like every piece in a puzzle, it belongs there! 4 1 5-1 1 And the sooner we put all the pieces in place, the sooner we’ll under­ stand the WHOLE PICTURE. l**rvr*ikr #*##, h — act* --------------------- - ^ ,W* m«, nz 7k.-* 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 re. m. m. ra. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH P lnerrrat School Aadllorlum SANFORD SEVENTH DAY W. Thomas I'araoni Jr. .. T u to r ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday School ............ I IS a. m. Seventh St. aad Elm Ave. Momlng Worship ....... tl a. m. A. C. MeCtura .................... pastor Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a.m POSTER CHAPF.I. Morning Worahlp . . . . ll:o o a. ra. METHODIST CHURCH Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. m. Oviedo Sunday School .......... . 1:43 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. re. THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE 141k aad Cheat A t*. Evening Worahlp . . . . lo o p. m. L. T. Tasker .................... P aito r Sunday School ......... 10.00 a. m. TAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Momlng Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. • Mllra H eat on Rl. 41 Evening Warship . . . . 7:43 p. m. Cecil W. Shaffer ............ P alter Tuesday Service . . . . 7:49 j». re. Sunday School .............9:43 a. ra. Thursday S a n i e s ..........7:49 p. re. Morning Worship . . . . 10:43 a. m. Wesleyan Youth . . . . 0 43 p. re. Evening Worahlp ......... 7 34 p. in. UNITY CENTER OF BANFORD Warean's lin k —M i Oak Ave, Wed. P rayer Service 7.30 p. a . Jsaeeklns B. Stuckie .% .... Pastor Nazarene Sunday W orahlp........ 11:00 a . re. FIRST CHURCH Woodruff Building OF TIIR NAEARENE 944 E. First St.. RM. >11 W. la d St. at Mipla At*. Tuatday C la ss ....... . . . g;0O p. re. R. II. Spear J r ......... P astor Sunday School ......... 9:43 a. ra. THE SALVATION ABMY Homing Worship . . . . 10:43 a. a . 114 B. le ca ad SL NY PS .......................... 130 f . a . Suaday: N .Y .PJ, A N .S J .............« f . a . Sunday Schaal ............ 10:00 a. Gomel Service ............ 7 p. a . Hallaaaa Maetiag . . . . 11:M a. FEBN PARK CHURCH OF THE Street M eeting............. t oo p. NAEARENE YFL ................. ............ T OO p. S ti l l lie* Meeting . . . . 7:14 p. O BRIAN ROAD Rev. Jim F ilte r ............ P illa r Tuoidoy: SuRday irhoal ............ 9:41 n. a . Corp C a d e ts................ 9:90 p. Morning worship ....10:49 a. a . B ind P ra e tlc e ............. 4:44 p. Youth service ............ 4:41 p m. Ladles Horn* League 7 : » p. Evangelistic service ..T:lo p. m. Tkura. Prayer Service 7-94 p. **“*’— 4:----Wad. prayer aarvtea ..liM p. a - “** establishments: E R N IE S STANDARD SA N FO RD O IL STATION N A TIO N A L W A LL PL U M B IN G AN D A T L A N T IC CELERY P R IN T IN G HANK W HEELER H E A T IN G H O L L E R MOTORS FLORIDA STATE BANK W F E R T IL IZ E R M AYFAIR IN N PRO G R ESSIV E COM PANY SHERM AN CO M PA N Y W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CITY CONCRETE P IP E F U R N IT U R E C O M PA N Y W A R N E R ’S CO. W 1LSON-M A1ER CO. PR IN TIN G COMPANY G REG O R Y LUMBER COMPANY G ULF S E R V IC E RITZ THEATRE �Diver Is Rescued From Icy Waters CHICAGO (U PD —Veteran diver J T r tn k I Lucky I llrfllnc. 33. m an­ a g e d a weak »mtle following hit derm atic rcarur from a palnlul Irrp 73 feel under Icy w ater T h u r a d a y night and »ald *i prayed." Hefting wa* freed by two (ftlow divr** and hauled in the aurface alter a more than li'e and one halt hour ordeal in a tunnel *haH lfin feet below ground on C hita’ go « South Side. Tne ouiky H eflint, who learned • h i t *<ill» at a Navy Utter during World w *r II. *»* reported in • p r e 'ly good" eondition at South St’ ■ c lloipital 1 outandt of perton* hurried about their butineaa along the atrreti ol the buiy South Side area, unaware of the life • anddeath itruggle going on in the water tunnel beneath their leet. Arm Heroine* Pinned llrfliog went down the thaft S T h u rid a y morning for the "rou tine" joh of repairing cracka in a large w ater gate teparaiing two tunnel* F in t hit right arm be­ came pinned in the gate by the water auction He freed the arm after about three houra only to have hit leg jam under the gate, tra fp in r him in a painfully cramped poaition. In addition, a alert e of hla div­ ing auil ripped, and M * degree 4 water filed the auit to h n chin. President Urges Khrushchev Is Serious Congress To Alter About Economic Threats Farm Price Props "I rrallfed thU wa* one time in my life when I didn't know ho a I m i going In rom r up." Heflint taid later. * I could have drownrd in my own auit. But I wai able In keep the water neat to me below my chin.” Maintain* ( ommunlralmn llefliftg managed to maintain telephone communication* with hi* crew ovrrhrad and two other diver*, Malt M rrcer. 34. and Lealie Fletcher. a>. were »ent to hi* aid when it became apparent hr could not free him irlf. Protestants Told To 'Be Cautious’ Of Pope's Invite WASIIINtiTOV i U 1*11—Met ho- I'O N K K H H K H K — S o rn in o le ro tin l.v I ih U v* J . R. H ec k en b a ch . d ir e c to r o f F ln ritla \r ic u ltu r e E \|> e rin ie itt S ta tio n , CaincAville, an d dnt Buhop John W'eiley Id>rd of wha hunt to a ,* U lr m eeting’ o n w eed c o n tro l. D r. IV, T. S u d d e r , a.**ociate h o rtic u lliiria t, [loilon taid Frolr»tanl* “ ihould IlfU ilin tr th e c o n fe re n c e w e r e , le ft to r ijth t. be catitioul" about atrep lttu an* O r. R. IV. Ilu p re c h t, v ic e d ir e c to r o f C e n tra l C e n tr a l F lo rid a E x p e r im e n t S tn tim . c h a ir ­ in*nation from Pope John XXIII F lo r id a E x p e r im e n t S ta ti o n . S a n f o rd ; D r. m a n o f th e w ee d c o n tro l co n fe re n ce. to u k r part In an ecumenical I Herald S ta f f l'h o to ) council. He taid In a formal *tatemenl Thurnlay that Ihc Pope * rerent plea (or * church unity meeting appear* lo h a \e been "directed primarily" to the Kaitern Ortho dot rh u rrh ti. and there i* no in­ dication to far lhat Proteitant group* will be invited to partici­ n i K c m r i i T c t n wi*. V 1 1 K pate. DURANGO, Ale in n it P| I — .«i u ttiM i%i. iiim nT j*t« 1Vri.c iVim iiinn 1*0 K.m if they are. lo rd *alif, A tlnr Mel F errer fUw heir today u -M iir i f(ii% *. * they >hould inquire clo*elv min I TAI.LAHASSEK i l l ' l l — Thr Glenn Krnmnn*. I s Commit, r o n r .« « o x m o . o j^ a r .n r .r .w r .s r the banc a«»umption upon whlrh n r r u it Court ha* h rrr a-.ked lo *ionrr nl Indian Affair*, approved from Hollywood >»ith mrdi.al aid for hi* ••»e*errly injurrd ’ wife, the will he millet- re to h e a iquabhle between altur- thr Caldwell 'irm But ihr Telia a c lr r ii Audrey Hepburn, who t;t.ttg ll <1 UANK0, the convcriation* tun* nc*» fighting lor legal rcprc*«-n Ii4*»er firm ha* born rhallangcd ed " ua* thrown by a hor»r here J:\Vm l" ° "i," nVv NX JR. ond P a t r ic ia 1- h a s k *. llr »aid Proteitant* “ muit a* tatian of Florida * Seminole In hv Morton Silver. Miami altorney W rd n rid iy . lor Ihr Mtccoiukre In h r of Srmt »ume" until they bear differently dlana A ipokeiman for Mu* Hep A Tallahaitre taw firm be wiled Hole* who live along the Tamiaini burn'* movie company laid F er­ S u il.L IV W ARI lir.R and that the "one church ’ the Pope OItS'K\ a a Kc iik r . a .. by former Gov Millard t ta id Trail and louk down on thr rn e rha* In mind "would be the Ho re r » u expected to arto e with » m >r u n to n * r g * ii man Catholic Church, peeliap* well atked the «ourt Thurulay to tatuin tribe. a phyalrian and a Mudki off) tal TO. W IU.tAW A itriittn amt QI.Nrule on It* eligibility In rrpreienl Silver ro n ltn d t altutney* ca n ­ Had weather hallrd their flight K V A A ROMK it. hi* wtfa. an t with a o m e minor eotnpromlie* th r reservation Indian* in a So not protecute the money claim Thurulay night In Maiatlan. ■nr an*l alt p*r*»n* hailnn and coneetiion*." ... .lalm lne t™ ha* • anv dollar damage claim for thr rrirrv alio n tribe until the The Methodlrt biibop »»M the million , i»M Mil* and/or lni*r»*t Mu* llept-urn * n on location tu tc e rd in th rir for a w eitrrn film, entitled "The In *rd t" t«» or no* r I* here- chief .tumbling block In church agam*l the federal government, Miccotukce* I'i*l!*r d**rrlb»d *»ld land quell to get the ita tr tn deed • uuaied. I»ln« and l'*-nn in unity ii "the fundamental doc­ l.'nforgvvtn" when the areolent them 200,000 acrca of Everglade* happened She had never ridden lOinlnet* Count*. Florida. to- trine of the Roman C a t h o l i c land. church that it if incapable of e r­ * V. t «. Work A, e.AKI.JM* before and bag an learning after a n o n u n RtiimiViniON. Thr lawyer diaputc ilarlcd »ev- *he arrived here Jan. | ’J. ror In mailer* of faith and mor «.f nr,tin* to Ih* olat eral year* ago when Silver and ih*r«nf ■* r»iordad in all." tin Wednesday, eyewitneatrs H a l tlnng t». o»a** » and George John Miller, a Miami "Such a d o ttrtn r lend* to *ant 4 n* Ih* Plihilr ll«fn|d« »ay, *he w it ranter mg along a aiio ciatr of Ihc Caldwell firm, llfy ahuie* tn the church rather mf ntriiiiot* Count*. Ktoragreed to rep retrn t the Micro nearby nvrrbanl, on a three-yearTOC M*Ri: HKItKBT NOTiriHI* than to aboltih them ." he »aid. >ukr> m a claim that thr tribal edd Arabian itallion *he had "fal­ n i l ih . rialntifl* l>*roln h»vo " it i* »heer arrogance (or any 1nolllvt.it t null *«*ln»l veil In rhurrh to declare that It alone ruuncil of the rn er* atiu n Senti len in love with" when Hie hone tit# Circuit nl In* Mntn note* could not *pe,ik for the •topped thurt, Ihtowing her over cmhndir* Chriitlan truth. Conud 1 tu #l Clrrylt- <»i »n«l t»*r hi* brad. Chlr i *unl% Klorl'li for»» eration of Proteitant union on Mirro>ukrr* It) Marian ft June* .;. j r#rlc|n IST#*«n*ii! tar I hr a.lrro* landed on her ha.k But Eminon* denied the eoijtcn Circle* of thr l-irit McthiwJut l ** i h#i *tofor# n # i ui* l b" Ihi* attumpiton amount* to the » '* t.liM# ami l»#f#ndmU. " >'*« h lion and ag n e d to deal with Ihc " d h * ja r lhat knocked her unC hurrh mcrimg next >»rck arc betrayal of our Iwvrd." • •,«1 ltrf»Hi*nt (of I*•• •! HfrtsJnt'l id Or# at>QT« d»iurlb#d iM4»o«r«y. The Mary Martha C trrlr. Mr* Mircoiukre* only a* far a* their *'un»riou» for alwiut five nimute*.. 4 ar# t»#r#bT required I« *!»• (Tara Mariner, chairman, will land i laimt w,-nl leavuig the r.y A,*er two hour*, when the k ep t' t,,Uf «II* «*91 « Ith I hr titf'li " f meet at the home of Mr*. C It. million dollar money claim of the a* neatly mutioniria a* ponfhlc, Mi* <%fkuit I'aut* In and f(*f *hr wa* rarefulll) loaded on a n.-l# i'oU«M. >1»rl4a. end »•**• (Junta. Monday at 3 p m. wiih reservation tntm pending. 0 lupt ihrr reif UHn |»4ilt#l >L W |l : I I’M » 4 *#n„• H ■' Mr*. G. S. Moun. in h o u r ly Ihc Caldwell'* *uit *aid laler it wa» litter and taken to her temporary U in lir ferY rl»fl*IS. *;{ «*• Uhappet Guild Ciriln will meet derided that hi* firm. Miller, (U a rtcn here Slim -f \4 »nd#rn## It* * ll'int*!. WASHINGTON MJP11-M atnle at the home of Mr* It li Smith. Silver and a JukxonvlU r attorney A vi-oke* man fur Ihr nimie for lh» !*lslnMff« In 1b* a* •lift* all Mf wlfftfl Iw Eitenhowrr plan* to itlurn lo the Monday at 3 30 p. in the Belli* would yoinilv r. p r u r n l alt Indian company *aid Mi»» Hrpl-uin may is 'Ur -*f A 1* Maine Chance liea.ity uv eirrto will merl at Ihr home vlaiin* l aldwrll #U« * |i»eirr l*r i n k\\ r*clu*i*e ____ _ <aid Silver h a *r luukeii four vertebra in her hr «n i e r # 1 * s ln• ’ I nn chairm an. M u Thotuav Muon agreed lit Hit* in February. ItJI, bail.. Studio *poke*mrn In Hull) f: ** *.M|#rr1 fhr* *ht« hr HU®- henllh ranch in Phoenix. Ati*.. l.• *t# I In Ih# *iu(« *1 llrrsM * ; where *he lo*t five pojnd* Ia*t Turtdav at * p m and rntrred into contrart Hut -******1 **id they undrittool the nrn iiiautf injMlihM In NafHlnnli ,, M tm b m of th r Kaptl.l Mom lilfr * ',rf »«cro»ukr« »•««* rcce.ved only four 1,token m um i , i*nr« **«)* »**W year. fo, *mur *vii»*k ut it » A White I W ie »puke»m*n laid r n Mliuonary Union will meet trfu ird to aecfpt Ihe joint ta p ir rihi and a 'p ru n e d Ir* WIT.NKliM thr r»f Ih# r itih |h r f ,|llrJn„n#| building Mon ‘tnlalion ----------------------#»f i hr «*lv« *iit I’nuM *rm1n*r|# the FJr.l Lady planned to go to • f*lofld*o Mil* «h* IIIH the pluih if *ort h> train with (|-t a, ; for a M|1(H.r pared In i ><to t. r, lt>4* th r tribal cuun m* f ■n u • ?», -A, D. S141* her »i*ter. Mr*. G. Gordon Mnuir, a(1(j ,,,,-^ ,1 (,v- thr Nettir f.irm ll f d nf the retrrv atlu n Indian* ilCAl.1 i* P H#ii»*h*rt alio Attompanied hei in c-l f t |r w,||, \ j r, M ,r y King P*», f d a reeolutmn aikmg the i 'Itr W Mf Ih* • «urt who in charge Caldwell firm ami John (I. Jark ManuMrirtift ' tinnl' f l flri4* till. fh M irth* T VlhUn |l w it not announced how lung The Mary Lawton Circle under **>nJ*ck»onvHie, to repreient l«#out« rltr k n im!?r w•*•!!« A. Muntrr Mr* F.iienhower planed lo »tay the direction nf Ml** lau* Ilud- - H,fni ,n H’r dam agr claim A’lornM i if U rr c r )u*t when «he would g-> lo the dell, program chairman, will pre *— — . r*rh A%r»«ur Souih Hunt fJncnln-Mcr*urj wen! down n in ffr I'srb* rtcrlfli ie*urt which i» owned hy totm et- »ent a program ‘ Tlir riird » Sung for it* firit ln»* in Cily- llaGelbal! i \ t h r r i m i i r 101 n t til* t h i . If executive E lirabeth Arden, the in a Strange Land" immediately play M'edneadav nighi undir the 4I4TH JI till I %I. t i n t I If. lb tanch thirge* it* wealthy client* following Ihe meal Mr* T II %4ii rnpi i u H n m r « o i 4 U . Danieli, WMU prealdent will >"tt• lO HItl*. IA *K*A*K**< A- **M !60o a week. • i i t t o *«i i r . r t i t i *i Mr». Etienhower t la«t tnp to duct a buvine** inretmc alter w IU.IAH PAIX KNTi:n» JACKSONVILLE iL'I’l i —It ii">k thr Navy team hitllnr *n unl-eliev ritln tlff Main* Chance created a *tir in which individual elide* will meet a long time, but Mary M Baxley aide !(*i per tent on foul ihotf. for bucinc** icjvlnn* loiat quarter* bec*U*e Pre*:'drnt M a r t h i it r w et.ijO.vn m t and h rr brother have reunited fh i* b riric* up the gamr of the Etienhower took her there in the 1*31 Homemaker ol Tomorrow after a 3hyear *rparatinn m --------WRLLOM. HI* Wife •ratu n next »eek with Vlcllolirrt* 1»r f • n d * n l ■ Ml** Katherine Mlkler. daugh 4 otic 4* n r *1 fT In ih* Nsmi el Ih* Hitt* of Ft*r- tn*'hl*"way bae* m'w .'lhm gl!!.! trr'n V 3?r.,,and"M r’»,"j.K-' Mlkler. hl^ .,1 ''^ ' n Va'ch ho!her" *mrr ^ h,',,,,nc. 7 1 14* from Thorna.ville. G . . la.t Feb ha* been velrclr.l a* .hr Oviedo " J X n '™ lo t ihJ.r n» n u H ' ? ' " ' t n " * U" T« ihr l»#frnil*nf*: H igh* Homrmakrr of the V rar. “ ,’r " '.Vlu r f n ,t f»r thr im |«.rta„l game with a .%itT H t'n r . w r.i.i/»M An4 19. Thr unlRfirn tpntiS# nf n ‘,r y * _________________ _ She will rerriv r a homrmakmg ln nohf“ ’n ‘•ounl>’ S C‘ •<» 27 wm over Free Methodiit. **t4 the>ir namt'l ns* pin and tw rn trrrd in thr H atr Thtv v*rrc r r a ir d by different Neat w rcl i* the final of Ihr ly rit liefrntlanf An4 to; %ll riM U l fU lm lrs In* Comtrurtion expert* e m m itr conletl a* loral winner in * M) f»mdie* tn North Caniltn* l>u! regular *ra*nn, with the gim r* frr*»t In. throiash wo* m ,nut<. written examination taken orvrr *aw each other during that moved to Ihurwlay night at th r *Wr at iia in a l *h* *h»»s* lhat 130 000 new apartment build nim*4 nafural D*fi«* ing* for three o r more fam ilie* by graduating »enlor g irl*. period. n irh irhottl gym . The *chrdulr 4*n»* net l.no an te b* w ill be built in Ihe U . S in 1539 (ta x * Supper MIm Healey cam e lo Flonda call* for Ih r Itrh rl* vt I ire Metli4rid or alive. An4 m: 4M par*lM Ifaslng *r An oy*ter ioa*t a! I'a ck w o o d * in 111-’ and »avrd enough money m int. N avy vt T ln rt ie it llaptut ^ fMalmina I* h i'* » p * Queen E lira b e th I collected nr< r Oak H ill, wa* held rrcrivtly lo launch a ira rc h for thr an.l the lug tea me at p In Hunt v» w naht till# »nr ini*r*»t »« an4 in in # fellim ins 4**• rih*4 if4i»*rtf. al*uii» hundrrd* of p a ir* nt richly cm by member* of Ihe M rile y Sun hr oilier Mith ih r h rlp nf a county 'I llo h rrl* T ir e , trhoo! c ia ia nl Ihe f ir*t welfare p h v titia n and nurte. Ph il *4 1« F*mi*nt* C**MV. broidered and h rjew rled glove* rinrMa, Methodltt church Mr and M r* lip wa* found in l.umbertnn. N .C. n * *w , {.*• :? I lif k -4*. 4TFW 4flT « ll*BDIVTfllOV. I Ala.* M alte r A Teague ar.d Mr and Phillip I* m a rrie d and the faihrr 5*t*)llflMlO ( l i f t I*la f Mooli 1 m i * II. 9*ub|Ir Hirorl* «*f Kam*v L eg al N o tic e Mr» " H M*rlm '‘ cfc h,,,U " f fix- cb iM rrn and work* in a W IN T E R P A R K it .l'D — Mr* ne’e Ceunlv. rinrld*. ® fo r the r .r n t warehnuie M m lla x le y laid ih r Hole S killm a n nf M inler Park and and j 11 l # Van. at* wonAttending, other than the ho*t*. p;• ri« to move to Lum brrton neat llloom field. i l l c h , hae donated H I . X IX T H ft# •41 I tulr t# 4111Ht Till* Ik I X t l l f < l * * l I I T I r ii'A t iix 4i » V# deti rH>#d riu itri* ho* J I m i 1*1 r m i i n w ere Mr. and Mr* T G kloon M frll i.ltio.000 to Rollina t ollege >## M file 1 m i n i ! VI*u end ion ix a x ii *<>• xkwixoi r. m i ' - M r. and Mr* Don l Itey, M r and •**> l'» h#rel>v t#uutr#tl to *#ri# a T l. m * x i i i** uf vodf Anan* r t«» Hi # 4Vi111• JO K DASIKIJ*. „ . M r*. Rex Clonta, M r. and M i* P liln illf f l i «r*’ i n Hi* llitirfjff » ktif>rn«yi, Jam ea Partin, Mr. and Mr* KKI.fiKIt .4.4D HKTTIMIMj4L*B. >ii AVV U i T f . I 'O S M R K Jack Dodd. Mr. and Mra. Phil W fcuiiih 4%In u r I'lrk Flur* KAi.rtt •1* ir>4 fill ih# erltlnal la «h* avxARTr. h>• - it * •« i t h i ; Packard, Mr. and Mr* John of #*ftr* nf ih# ilirk ttf iht i'lrrull rtj>Rii>A it v ti ; n * \ k ol #■» nr Ivt fibf# F*hni*fr 11h ■AKPOnt' Evan*. Mr. amt Mr* W riter I**ft fi4inl ■ §•14; erljlf f »H* Hi* i l l i f lnp« nf Swemun. Mr* George H Carlton, 4 n v i < r n r 411 . 1: ••14 «'*m*tAtat mill t§ itk tn •« Ni iit • i i h#r#f*» l I l M t ^ *t • rim ! I»#rrt# "f Tor# Mil* Ruth David ton and M m Thi* nntlr* th ill h# Dutil4ah#*i • iint an d *»ar# *ip h w**L far f»ar c*ntfry, * :| «»•ti f * * n t f 1if#4 I ri 1Ft • * ft *# o f J *»# Elirabeth Ollilf. »• llal»H 4 • • m * . 4>«li' • *M4* lif* tha P«nf«ir4 If*r*M. Baikrtball Hrpnrl t•«ta«i tbit :iih Jiv of DKtfflbtr. #«• k 4 v*• »ft. Wifi* ■*•4 Ik* The Junior High baikethall riori4« ^fi»# Hi V #f ^inforl I«H i s r .4 1. • 4 4#ifa ifiHnin b#i«e Ckim irv team deteatrd Slavia, toil lo San V#, kill Circuit r<»ui» i«4 «* Vf#r*4A* *"iffP4* *Tir c uli H#urt Far m»nilri*‘l# t'exiinfc, l‘|«r(4i 1. ford Junior High *«d won from O F, Htrndnp... Clfrk .... at »■ s #minpil# t'eunir. ri«rie» *.i1 «*lf. . .v All Soul* In same* played rer IH na nn fh# Silt 4a «atIt » ourl "III Sill Il#r . t |ti» Art* I t.im-lnulC at Fft u i n .% i» tk# m il) , (tifli also von over 514 - PKI.lil.il AMi ttKTTI.VOMAL * t Xtlnrn.,* fnr rid n IK t Hour *-f II ... n , l.w V V VI ..ff.f via: loil lo Sanlord. Jim my He I • * A » U 1S k i w * u i f.( r-thlu •*!. •> Ih. vv*»l •(.(,* *x m’.r Park, FUrie* •*f te* A.minul# I’.u n li c>'*’1 Shaio and Bobby Howell have III. ut* M ature X’C1 4*, lo ih . been high point player* for Ihr ia IA* I mf Ik. r .a * l t J .4 |« . hieh*«t . .t h AMa.r, ih* roltnwlna r .* * tr , r i w u i , i . re*- 4**< fiheit e ro a rr" al'uei* tn <h* boy* with Suianne Partin high kale, >’»UAIV ml xtnilno)*, A1*t* of I'lor. ico rer for Ihr girliI . r . l k . i a i . mf 14*. lo.wli: Sroul Hoard M erit jo h k it. o n ta r i a . t ;• *-4 :* m - v it. T>*’*« *»4 1*1 Id k ■ V*,..U II 0 .1 hlih4’\ Roy Scout Roald of Review T . *11 I r . A l l . , . ■■* P * r * . M I I * * . vtilaA. aeenrotPf lo PUi I' m«' Ja*l week at the home ot ■•A • lAlnt* a . II. m ib A. I i a l i l l : M i l l I t * • ! r« . T uM lo n . ’ • ■••4 * : * i a i . i ot4* ef Atm.nnl. Couni*. Klor* Mr. and Mr*. John Courier. Ar Tou ••-4 e*. h ef r,--t *r# h,r*> 14* ioa*'h*r wllh *l*<irlr hot k* neilfl*d and rtuiilred '*> n r.. h i.-ar h .eio r In th* 4nelllka th u r Evan* at>l Gary Sokolltaky *.nt In diipll. a i. *nr clAlm* and no Mil* C lentrt). appeared for I ’tond c ia ti honot* 4*m*n4* whirl. ,,u . . r Alrh.r of h, lo nf Ih* i Xm * a**erlh«a * 1*. you mar ha*. *f#in*i tn* •••■.* a*rt» I* oukloet tn k etiiain In- and merit badge * # nf jo ti.v it n i i i r r i i i *•.••■•* •l» it ua of moriAka* In fxtor »f Board membir* were Don L'lrty. 1*1* nf • a 11* i ’ ii nf T, t-* th* c'cunir Plr*t r . l* ltl •■ tln ai »n1 Lnon J .ii«* of liA ltid * Cawair, n , r tu. anon of nominoU c'ounte Jim I'earton and John Courier. Ida at hla offlr. in th» rnuet "H4*. 0* eacordod In Otfirltl An Eaglx O -url of Honor will hnu*. of *>M Count’ ot Aanfo-4, ttecord* P >ti i l l h * t . I l l , p u b rinrldo. wltuln eight calendar Hr ftocora* ef n.mln.tl* i -,u ** S* hild at the February PTA monih* from the (In.# o* -h* Ploria*. 0I>4 In |h* l>in< and * t e meeting at which time hadffea fli*’ wo kIk i t InM »f u n i notke, tla ln u Ihounf, ih*r. kalna nr.*K»*k .101111 n- demand •halt ho • nlli duo end naxaht. under tho will be anardrd. I- nr.tlno a n t omit etal* Ih* •trio* nr aald m nriioe- ih* *um Ilouvrrurtt* Kaperled !»'•«• nf ieal.|,,,ro and hn*C nf. i.f Thr*» Thousand An ilund-.a H R I f . Pa rk F A t ’ 4664 fir. addro*• nf r .« rlaimont and -» ,nt> Mr and Mr*. Lynn Motier will And i i II* 1*1•t-r It t>. onnrn tn hv th . loin* t i t Til I'nlU r. entertair. their ton in-lawand ant. in* *e*nt. »e hi* Atinmer. WlT.vra* m* hta.l ii"l *ff|. i*t and an* *urn «lalm ne demand Mil at Annford Aoieinnl* i'ou*i,. daughter, Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Giving Complete Title Service for •o t eo f.lod ehall ha *old. n.rld * f hi* ;lih dor of Jon- Ward ar.d Mra. M otier* aiiter 'a (lordnn X', Krederlck u»fj. A l». I»i» and brother in liw . Mr and Mr*. A* adm intiiraiar of Ih* • ", P. Mtfhdnn 11*1*1* of Seminole, Volusia, and Marlon Counties. n * lk nf Ik. uM to( of U n ,i n r ’ V|,th . JOMJI H H R ir r if decoaeed f u * l »AkiltAH#A J aa. M. 1111. Court Asked To Decide Ferrer Flies Aid Indian Attorney Battle To Injured Audrey Legal Notice Oviedo Church Circles To Meet Next Week • WASHINGTON U 'P h — Preil dent Fli*cnhowrr urged Con:re»* lod^v- to ahamkin ' ra c fld trly r ip e n <lve'* (arm price vupporl* ronretvrd In d rp rriim n and war. and adopt a new- program kryed lo proipehty and r v a r r The heart t f Etienhower'* new program wa* ahandnnmrnt of price tupporl* bated on a parity formula dating back to i s t o it in favor of new federal tupporl* lied lo average market price* of Im­ m ediate preceding vrar* The ITeildenl'* propoval *p plied to the *i* ha ic crop* ruvw covered In the mandatory aupport program —wheat, c o r n , cotton, peanut*. *iee and toharro Eitenhow rr rfcom m ended that the ic n rta r y of agrieulltire tie given flexible authorilv to *calr new- price jupporl* between T.A and M per ernt of Hie average m arket priffx r.f a *upporird commotlilv during Ihr immediatr ly preceding year* The I'rr.ldrnl did not ipell nut ihi* time period In hi* ntcuagr Hut it apparently would apply lo the pirvlou* three year* became tbl* i* the lime element «pecilird in the new .orn program which begin* Ihi* vrar (o m rin liver Surpluv t'ndrilym c F.lirnhowrr * pro poial wa* hit deep concern over th r mounting »urplu« of farm commodltir* purchavrd bv thr government under the rurrrnt Mippnrt program. He *lre»*ed in hi* I..VMword m e x a g r to llouir ami Senate that i'evotutlonary prugrei* made in farm prmluction oxer thr la.t vv year* make change* in Ihe gov­ ernm ent program r u e n tu l. tlon wrnt lo hi* denunciation of the late Jinef Stalin In that *ame aperch came hi* revulnn of Lenin'* throry lhat war* are inevitable and that only war* and violence ran trad to *n. riali'm . Khruihchev »aid thrn, a* he told the n * t c«mmum*t Tarty rongtr** thi* week, that the end for rip italiim will come through rrnnomlr warfare Had these warning* been heedIn whieh th r chief in ia g o n tit* ed. Ihrre might have been lf»» would h » v r to be the United lurpruc when the Sovirt*; Slate* and the Soviet Union and —Built a tterl mill lor India. In w hich both »idr* admit there —Set up a loo million dollar rould e no real winner. deal with Syria. Including right* T im week * deeliraim n of ern to oil exploration. nnmu w a r again*! thr W rit i* not —Virtually took o>er the Fgypnrw. Rather, it l* a mark of So- tlgin economy vvith an arm* drat virt ron*i*tency. khrmhehrx firit which gave the Soviet* fir*t claim challenged the rapitallMtc nation* on Ecyptlan rollon, tn all out eronomir war in hi* ad —Dffrrrd multi million dollar dir** to ih r CnnimimiM P arti * trade agrrenirni* tn Hratil and ynin rongtr** in February. 1536. Argmlina. It wa* unfortunate that at that —Wrrr ahtr In upirt world mar* tim r. mo*t of Ihr world * a tlrn -ik rt* in both 1m and platinum. „ . *° V J is b e s u jz On s u c c e s s fu lly la u n c h in g B e a u tifu l klMA rAKIV DADIf < DAI/CI KAVtlliNA A L L L A N D S C A P IN G Downey Arrested For Bad Checks IIOI.LV WOOD I l l ' l l — Morion Downey Ji , *on of the fa tPouv »lngei, w«* a rretted Thui* dA> night on a w ait Ant chaining him with (our Count* of pAxing threk* wmth t;*i*i. p.ilice *ai.l Downev wa* Arrr*1rd a* hr walked from * W etletn Union of flee In downtown Hollywood. He ll*ted hi* orcupallon a* "a verybad •inget." Bail wai tel At S2 non. Mamie To Return To Health Ranch A N D S H ItU B B K K Y BY— a ii i i t n r r A .D .R O U N T R E E b ill 1 Kim FA M 8 2 I A tr . L andscape D e s ig n and P la u tin K fV E R Y B O D Y 'S GOING Hunt Loses First In Cage League; Big Game Looms k By m i l . NEWSOM I 'l 'l Foreign Newx Editor The r a p iu lu lir world will do well tn take at face value Sovtel Prem ier Nikita Khru*hrl*ev'• n e u rit declaration of all out ecu ■tomlc w arfa rr It ma*- be a**umed he mean* it. and think* hr ran win it. Convenel*. il al«o may be a* •limed he mean* il when he *ay t he doe* not want a n u rlrar war After 30 Years, Reunion Scheduled TO ATTEND THE GRAND Congratulations, Kay, Shoemaker Construction Co. « A OPENING on Ihc (Irani! Opening if your New Subdivision RAVENNA PARK W * OF The Aujt.u.t Corn. R AVEN N A PARK SEE RAVENNA PARK S E C T IO N OF T H IS PAPER �Ed W ashing ton C allin g IN THE SWEET BY AND BY t r S lirqsls rb llls r What made his announcement t Hut *n Interdepartmental comWABH1N0TON — A* a result of especially significant ws* that he milte# hsd been set up to deterw hit has the look of a political; Mid the word had come directly mine whether in the intsrest* of Je ll, the Elsenhower Admtnlatr* from the White House. President “national security'* all Import* of tlon Is otwt again put in th* post-1Eisenhower's veto of the depress-1turbines and generators shoidd be lion of tftm in g to repudiate th* ed areas bill hsd caused wide re- rut off. Three weeks ago Leo A. often proclaimed principle of an- aenlment *nd Seolt mey have Hor«, Director ef Defense Mohtroursflng trade with America's hoped this would be a small off- Illation and Civil Defrnse, said stiles In order to build up the set. He announced that the con-1he could make no decision on the tract represented more than 307.- turbines for Arkansas until the economy of the West. Last November I. on ihe eve 000 man hours of employment for larger question had been rrsolird. of the election, Rep. Hugh Scott, Baldwin Lima Hamilton and *n Then 19 (lays ago he reversed Republican of Pennsylvania, an­ additional S0,f94 man hours for j himself and found that In Ihr intrresti of “ national security" the nounced that a lt.7J0.fsw contract suppliers of the company. The original bids for the lur- contract should go lo the Philsfor two hydraulic turblnea for a had been opened on Septem- drlphia firm because it was one dam In Arkansas would go to a bines 1 Pennsylvania companyL the Bald- b rr 4. The English bid wav 19 of a limited number of rnmpawin Urns-Hamilton Corporation. percent lower than Ihe lowest me* pottrisin g the required maInstead of lo the English Electric domrvtlc bid, that’ of Baldwin-Li- chine tools. Company of London, tn a close ma-Hamilton. Presumably, there During all the intervening race against former Gov. George fore, it was msndalory to accept ^rc-kv alter November 1 repreven Leader for a Senate seat Scott the English hid. since the law u tiv rs of Ihe English company w it looking for any and all say* that in depressed area* any had bPcn going through an rtabocrumbs of comfort for the Jobless bid that is more than 13 percent rale bureaucratic rigsmsrolr lo in Iht depressed ares* in bis below the domestic hid get* prio- |f)- to establish their cate, While state. Mlylloeg is empowered by the White House to make recommendation* High Level Is Needed For Assessments Here ^ Although Ihr duties of thr tax axsessrir and the County CommlMlon have been clarified, so far a* assessment anil mlllage are enneemeej. the one question uppermost in the mind* of moat Seminole people yel mu»t be answered. Thl* question Is: what will lie the total tax on property after appraisal, asgessment and miilage level* are establish* td ? The tax total I* of most interest to the average twraon. He is interested In the appraisal and a*»e»sment levels only aa they relate to how much money will come out of his poc* kit* Coder orders from flow CeRov Collins and State Comp­ troller Ray Green, ns*ea*mrnt* muM be made on the basis of 100 per cent of cash value. If the Seminole Hoard of Coun­ ty Commissioners and the County Seho.il Hoard could be assured that each piece of real estate in the county would be assessed at cash value, all these two governing bodies would need to know to set the lulling'’ t. ie would be the total as­ sessed worth of tin. county. Given the total worth, the Commission and School Board could set the mlllage rale, which the two have pledged to reduce "according to the increase in the assessment Letters To The Editor le v e l." The "100 per cent of cash value" term defies definition. Although cash value of properly amounts, largely, to opinion, assessments can be set "somewhere in the vicinity" of actual worth. Inequalities, loo, can be corrected. In e q u a litie s in ibis case are not confined to the usual difference in total taxes on similar property. A correction of inequalities in this instance means thr inclusion of much properly on the tax roll* which now is tax-exempt. No m atter the economic level of t he5properly owner, he should pay his way for the services rendered by the county. The surest way of including present tax-exempt property on future tax rolls is establishment of a high level of assessment. This we urge and support. We lielievo It to be the democratic way. We also believe it is the key to the future of Seminole County. If we have progress, everyone will shsre it. If we ate to get progress, everyone must share In the cost. Records Of Galloway John L. Galloway, county lax collector, hits liecn commended lay State Auditor Hryan Willi* fur efficient tipernHon. Willi* said that collection record* wera remitted pro­ ps rly, remittance* made regularly and accurately, percent­ age of collections good, roil* properly rinsed nnd other rontplimantnry things atlaoiit the <»|>erntii>n of the tux cullecliir'a office. . This ia good new* to, and for, Seminole County, hffin•n t governmental operation is desired highly l»y taxpayers. Too often, the American public gets the other .type of operation. ,' Galloway can lie prouil of (lie auditors re|w»rt. Thl* is especially trup when one notes the many criticisms directed tnwaH other counties by Willis' atnlil*. n i. 1 ........ — -— —■ ---------------- ------------ - Form Bureau Sets Membership Drive Cos, director of organi/sttnn. Gainesville, and Rnherl Williams, field repreienlallve, Dade City. Others sllrnding were Chsrlrs Lawton, Ronald Stairhead. II. F. ltoehlik, all id Sanford; Jack Symr. Goldrnrod: Charlie Mor­ rison. taingvvood. Tommy Mrl-aln. Geneva. Cecil Tucker. County Ag»nt and Joe Ellis. County Farm Bureau service agent. Dlroctnr* of th* Sfmlnol* rounly Farm Bureau m»l Wrd findiy night In plan a member* Ship campaign The drive will be held Ihr latl week 'in February, ami will stall with y kirk off banquet for chair­ men >and rom inlttres M alhnil for use In the campat 'll] w*v submitted hv Hubert DAILY C R O SSW O R D ! ACM0*1 1 IJttla tower ),Mlx I. lit leVlnUicat** 11: flu tit* capital la ,*shaDli<m I* •Cultivating Baghdad ]lmpl»m*nt i var ) IS; Ravel 4. Mr. Holgsr 14. Jr* fsaJ*nt 6 Bang, aa bells 15/No«h'* ( F a s te n e d , Jhavtn aa shoe* l*.xo be It! J*.'French 7. Ireland •arualo t port.) I l f Anatil f Bow Ilk* eutv* 11* Discard Jfl.'Kiml of P toaster JO. ronfrriiona s*"jtna I I Kvrlimall.'H ankri-d tton k»r JIJilul nf war 1 ft T ~ A SS^vind rf Wanda ich II > l,r s aponga :< sla i|| A 4 34-Hrag Sl.T uptlf IV •eatrtU t f , lirc h e p J if l J I,Julians I tJ«ll*br«w TT~ Ji iJettar H % 1 fk IT I f t^erg* Bernard ?o. Ciow da 33. rew.d ■*l*rgi S3. TonIter 39. rt*a 3«. Hotlbds, aa It llt r S s )'* I s i i i i a bud 37. Paul — -, 33. A flrr 3h. Rnrt patriot I I. beating 3*. Meatur* nf d* Ur* •lialaiti • I f. Mutual SEGlvta Idckliaiue dramai r.O, Freshest 39. Jackdaw T ~ % 7“ * if % if f(l 11 ’H < 1r r % I« ■i *l.Tran*iwaUr IT set b % 41 DOWN l ; Hunting toapeditln* XT- 41 ■tlon of AS.Dtroetian bu ii % % Tr % ■T Officers installed By Boat-Ski Club Union Curbs Asked 1 WASHINGTON 4UPI >— Rome S e n a t e Republican* eap retied hope today that P trtid rn i Eisen­ hower would follow up hi* new Is (■or law proposal* by encouraging a move later this year tn curb thr political artlvlHei of unions. I- J O Friday, January, 3U, 1B50 [41* * . K S I I s , I S * Stalt* • s i■*•01 * ifetS ttaas. ■ ala rO ar, 1 - ,,m \a V K * V .« n » * s » ls il Is s S I), 1411s , a s ! I ferlsisaaa IlltrS s r • • • • a * rlaaa M all** a s l s k s , Sf. m a * l I t * rraal wl 0 mile* M arlOa. ■■•»* It * 4 0 •• » ••*< *•• ft WaraX a. I»r». t s a la a la a M*a>ka» s f i t s t a i l s * r,»s# wkUk to t a l i i l t t *s ' Skis •aa ta r r* * a k ll« n l-B a t a ll ik* laaal a ass a .i t s i s S la at ■n w trrio * n a tk i p a r asask “wr** O sa H a a lk •as O IA * **■* tll-M RESIKHTUL COMMERCIAL mumm W ant (o Buy, Sell, Isea.se, Kent Property? We h « v t liitings Throughout .Seminole County and Adjacent Counties . , . CALL HERTZ P s t lls k s r M, JW , W sssfls* * altar ,M ,U m l I,rx . m n r p ,lr He To permit the pressure of toe.al in,7 . VAH 1 ln Au? u>t l9iJ . lr r r .lt to determine world wlde t T .V .s r snd do ,o oul n7 t h / r H llll* fd '* m i,rri" 1 *n ,flP f‘»'' rum om lc policy is not. a . Y'all Call BALL Today! FA2-7723 Evening-* FA MWO BALL Realtor & Insurer r HERTZ i Vie Robclio, Aft. C01 E. 1st Comer 3rd. 81. ft Park Avo. rh . FA 2.5141 ha* S J , ‘ io d L . v J — m rr f f , n c f ‘ r W l,lr" pf Sl '-cm repeatedly pointed out, the ^forget c L i .h iv .a n o ^ »nk and ,|Ju P ,lfsh r ,bIfr, u r * T rrr. Thr> h» ' rIlr onf It may they getl' Mrnd I rnL T•"«. a j , nP. pIn,0win h<. the |h r cold war tn |nlf „ have long hours and ra m blame n „ t„ r, K (a.f s t n jor i |, En ____________ _ them for not wanting to * M k , Jrlraol, Jacksonville. over time. Hilliard I* aulhoriied lu m a r . R n m n r r l e F i r o r i For a heller and beautiful, European Occupation ribbon,[ O l f l Q l C 1 5 i l l C Q Sanford. - inr China Service ribbon. Ihe Na-i A f r ) r n n a 1* n r n A f Yours truly. tional Defense rildtnn. and has 1 /lO llC I Q i y c l A. M. Myers reeelved two Good Conduct EGLIN AIR FORCE RASE Sanford. Fla. Award* (I'm — The Air Force fired a supersonic Boinarr interceptor Editor. .Sanford Herald missile at a jet drone Israel over With great ple**ur* I ran say the tiulf nf Mexico here Wedlhat VAH-1 hai taken it* plate in th* family of Heavy Attack Squad­ Word has been received here nf*™**', l i Iu nJhl1n* the second rons ilaiinn*d here in Ssnford, of the tValb of Mrs. Hoy Tucker. , In a series of tests and training Florida. The long awaited move former Sanfonl resident. Mri! Tucker” d7rd“‘ la it Sunday r'pin*‘ ronducled jointly by the has finally been rnnaumated, ami we ar* all ealremgly happy In b« in Marcellus. Mich., after a long A,r Prnv,n« l »n,Pr »n,< here. illness. Her husband formerly Ihe 47Hit Air Defense Wing t Mis­ My mam purpo'* in willing to owned the launderette al Second sile) nf th* Air Defense Command. Test result* were not announ­ you la to r ip r t ia publicly my sin- St. and Oak Ave. The family left ced. rare appreciation to Ih# people of Sanford five year* ago. Mrs. Roy Tucker, Ex-Resident, Dies FREE Boat .Motor .Trailer WITH A REALTOR % If •TJWmtaitwr Jt.TerrtM* 4#.-Kinf# sow 4t;tacl*jwa- Beef Show Slated Here On Saturday Ceremony Marks Reenlistment Here WISELY- id cry By INEZ ROBB made his ry n lra l nnn*iireait»n' To me. Ih* *noimily of this ter The informs! hi*lory of th* Com p in in 111* with lh* iTchfiend. ' Hfylng effort In dctlrny one Ion* munist p ill) In thr t'nllrd Stales Hiller, a p art tnat left Hitler fr*r d isirn ter out of a nation of WO,points In two girat watershed* of to war on th r world. 000,000 is more b ru tal, more dlvilluiiunmrnt amung native-born Many othrra a i r said lo hav* frightening in Its implications for mrmbers Withdiawn in m ock (torn thr pai mankind, than Ihe Malm Hiller Thor sands of fellow tr a v e le r * ,) whrn th r Soviet* grosslv rndrd pact « r the obictn* suppression of and of lh* faithful left the parly jth* Hungarian bid tot frertlm- ih r Hungarian people in profound ilismay when Sulirt twn years ago The most notabl* Yet the implications are also d 'frrto ri over M r Hungarian tra ­ aurch atg rd with hope. For. in the gedy weir Howaid Fast, thr Ame­ word* of St. John that have echo­ rican party's chief Ineiary star, ed in mans' heart in th* darkest and John G ates, a member of the ages, “ the truth shat! make you Amet Iran Politburo and editor nf fre r '■ As long as even one man Its mouthpirrr, ’ Thr Dally Work­ such a t Born I'aitem ak shall •peak thr truth, hr is th* sword e r '. Now I wonder If the Soviet* ** heart of a totalitarian re­ . . . , , A Seminole Count) Iwrf show have rira te d a third w atnshfd In * "T / i will Itr Drift Saturday at Ihr their btulal oitslwiight against Bo*I , * ,* uniquely plain that ti Is !«*■ ibe Savttit. E artnrr’i Aurllon Market on 17- lit H siltrnak, Can AmerJean Com- f* r> J * ' niunltti stom ach this Red tnqulsi- ..v u'*n teatoning, to late M. the tetpvct of free mankind in llova in d If work with lie rf linn aimed at a tingle, Ihi* ca*e and even*of tom* ad breeding projects will show their fnrmlng Individual? , . hereol* in lh* W*«l*rn world than animal* from fl m. to noon I am under no illusion that thr tn risk Ihe Infection of truth at The evliihitlon will tram Ihe Pitternak rave will magically dis Imv s for Ihe sjtalrir 1 allow in iiitve the hard core party leader­ home. The immediate fat* of P aster­ Kiliiistmre, Feb. I* Hie winning ship or the more dUriplintd doanitnalt .Salurday will he taken in die devoir*,. Hut if thr Btalin- nak. old and 111 and under til* lo Klssiinmre. Preliminary rn Hitler part and the Hungarian re­ a tla rk , is pitiful in the ealrem* Irani* are Jerry Arndt, Oviedo, pression set off a wave of i*vul At le a n the Athenians peim itttd ItnJscrt llopkint and Carl Stub­ l!«n that wathed many |-rri<>ni S ocrates his cup of hemlmk. But when thr world can no lon­ bing* I.nth nf Lake J l.r e . out of lh* Communist party and Judging the event* wilt In* At its filngrt. «urrly th* vulgar amt g er remember the n*mea of th* Itawson, manager of the Dud* manlie a-iault on I'astrrnak will Itussian Politburo, a* It no longer flanch in Slav la Judging will lie liavr Ihe power to separate other re m rm b e ii nffhsnd thr name* of the men wh-» brought ruin to Soliased on 3J per renl each for Sheep fmm the party goats. crate*, H will remember the name showmanship, fitting and condi­ of Bor.a Pavternak. That is I'll tioning of animal, a nun a i teote tr m a k 'a iev*ng* on and triumph amt record hook*. over his howling enemies. Thl KlgH to trn animal* are r* world doe* not forget lh* auhlunrpeeled to lie shown, arrording tn ly mural man with th* * o u r l|f to Ceeil Tucker, fount) agent. Any C. H Powfll was installed confound evil. boy with I beet breeding pro B orn Pastrrnak la lh* Prome­ yect may participate Commodore of thr Sanford Boat th ean man of hi* time and coun­ and Ski Club last ntglil. try . In thr modern world, there Installation verrinonlri wer* may he no Hercules lo release held at the Agrirulture building th* Russian Prnmeth*ui from lh* chain* and lurlurfi tn wrhirh Hit al Stminolt High School. Soviet Z*us has rondem ntd him. lUhrrt taking office were Jim But the free woild. while appall­ Young, ite r-ru m module; Mr*. ed by I'aiteinak's awful predica­ WASHINGTON' O JPIt —Federal Lucky l’ a*ne, recording seerr ment. cannot but b* n a ile d by hia Judge llurnlts S Mallhea* re ­ lary, and Mr* G. It MacGillis. exam ple and by the continuing unronqurrability of man a *nul In lh* fused ye»l-rdiy I" thro* out the treaiurrr. Dirrrlnrt of the rluh are tior fare nf dreadful odds. Th* lights um wrnmrnl's rhargni again*! Billiard A. Mack and Thurman dim Hutson, ft H MacGilll*, Jo* ranr.ot go out while sueh men en­ dure. V WhlWiidr in the rptehraled Nicholas and Htrhard Hart. Miami Chanel in lelrvltlin cate. Mark, a former Frdcr* 'om mimiralion* rnninili*lonrr and Whiteside, a Miami lawyer ind Mack's rinse friend, had atkrd Judge Msllhrw, tn dismiss some nr all <d Ihr Indictment and to transfer Ihr trial I > Miami The |wn are arruted nf ron.plr ing tn influtnta the Fl'C aw aid nf Channel 10 Tbr case it now hark before the commGiion Mack and -^ ilciid e argued among other thing* lhat the see trey nf grand Jury proceeding* bad treen violated. They cited a newt storv reporting the Indict­ ment would be returned, Judge Nixes Pleas T o Drop Cases Of Whiteside, Mack •L % In e z R o b b S a y s ■ s w a S WOB * # u w • I I V earlier decision A ipokrsmsn for Editor. Sanford and Seminole County who Scott, now a Senator, was unable The Sanford Herald have shown the squadron the ut-j to recall who in the White House Since the m erchant, of Sanford mo*‘ of f,ord,i1! '/ ."*d h°*p‘U " ‘>' iuthorl»td th* announcement are trying to organise and work J hf * rlfom r lh- 1 '**' w British Ambassador Sir Harold lout ornhiem■ and n i.n . I " hTn " * *m ' fd hJ M*>°r <-*ccl* went to the State Deparlf I p P P and the many other civic-minded merit to l<»dge a strong protest, itrsde at home, so as to enable people prsscnt was indeed quite )),. f l l q th»i jf ,y,f ru|r , w,.rr | our city to grew and attract, gratifying. not to be lived up to, then Bnlets look on both sides of ihe In addition, t would like lo ea/,rm , , houId knom it l0 lh lt fence. . .the Merchant and the pres* my thank* lo Mr. Itratlej u,rv would not go through the customer. . .and before we go Odham for his kindness and per- COitly process of entering bid* loo far with our criticism, let's sonal attention in welcoming u* to *n(l trying to push their case ask ourirhe* tf we aren't due a our new borne in Sanford. over ihe m aisiva hurdles of Pen little criticism, too. I know the relationship between tagon Stale-Commerce b u r e a u Why do so many of us think VAH-1 and th« fine people of San cracy. the merchant* of Sanford should ford and S’eminnte County will , lh , , , * £ ?!! ,0 k 7 5 (0n' inu* \ , 0 ..b« «»* «f friendship |9i3 ‘-j, J3_ Ihr English trade at home? If he has good snd good-wii*. — - - Company -had- tbr - same • Electric merchandise, can he sell cheap Sincerely, rip e rim er. Thr last time ws* on or cut prices’ He must have to SID HANEY low bids for generators for thr pay a certain price for what Commander, CSS Chief Joseph Dam on thr Colum­ he sells and has to be allowed > Commanding Officer bia River in Ihe Stair of Washa legitimate profit to pay over...................................... tngton. The then Secretary of Drhead. ta sts and living eapenses. fcnir. Charles E. Wilton, ruled which is equivalent to you and in favor of Wrslinghouve on ma receiving a salary, pension, ground* of employment. Thr B ri­ or any type of incomr. tish press burst out in angry pro­ Would we be willing to lake le. a ru t In our Income to make it Thr present instance, the G reer's easy for some one else? terry Damin Arkansas, is the How can a merchant Improve The first reenlistment ceremony i first time that “ national security" and make his hu sln rn attractive since VAH-1 moerd to it* new hat been glvrn at a reason for if it is unable to make a profit* quarters al Ihe Naval Air Ma- rejection It rail** Ihr larger can hr buy and build Huh look place in Ihe otficr of question of how meaningful is the . How . slock upif we fiilien t continue ,j,p commanding olfieer Administration s declared policy to buy out of town Aviation Structural Mechanic to long a t depressed arcs* exist s.i l'r * ’* / *?r * u,r. LI a*s Ray A Hilliard anil unemployment Slavs over 4,* high. Do Ihe ones imposing and «jNnrd over for another si* v ia r (OUOOO. The question 1* also becollerllng taxes do all their shop- c-nltatmrnt during proceedings Ing atgrd a t tn what part Under P1"* ln h*n,of“ conducted by fd r. Sid tlaney. Secretary of State C. Douglas Dll What about the many organi -yy,, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ion. supposedly in c h in e of for rations, civic amt otherwDe. who m u tan t of Jacksonville, he en- eign economic affair*, mav have go to Ihe merchant for donation* | r r r j (hr Navy in l9Jo. lie has played . do they work toward* a tirade lr r v H lU)4fd lhp V s . s . Th al home pidlcy’ The merchants v r »nklin D u ,,h .. . [ »ppc*r . sume n i always give n. 1 . u , n Hcs, to be more and more tn the K‘S,Urr Squadron 12; with Search dlr-rlton of shutting Ihe door to I think w* ran . w . . w# *n'1 H f,ru r Jackson- (urri, n goods. The quotas Imposed checking up on both *n'! !,lf Overhaul and on |fa d and rinc continue in force, 14 ft. Sport - Craft boat with 1M H. I’. Johnson motor, remota control* and Murray trailer with directionnl lights. No Obligation • Come Register Now ! ! ! ! To be given away — • Friday, Apr. 3rd, 1959 - - 8:00 p.m. IM P E R IA L 1203 So. Park Are. STA TIO N Sanford, Florida �-I Frf.. Jim. SO. 195$—Pafe S DAR Chapter Hears Methodist Women Will Brailey Odham Speak Study Course On February 3 The Wom»n‘* Society of Chrii- under the direction of Mr* R. J Rraitee Odham vxai the Dodd Daniel J r . Mr*. T. T. lian Service of Ihr Fir«t Mrllio C. Hutchison Mm •p rik rr (or r ilin m 'C hapter. Hitton. « \* r ,1,,l Church and Grace Mrihoditt N|r» Howard Anderson. Pay Nation*! DautMer* of the Ameri­ Mri. W. II Adklnion. Mr*. Jose­ Church will have a atudy courie Iona Beach, distr.cl WSCS prrsican Revolution, when the chap­ phine Wright. Mr* H W. Fred on Feb .1 In McKinley Hall dent, will be a gur»t for Ihe ter met Tuesday for luncheon at rick, Mr*. John Hughe*. Orlan­ \ WSCS hoard m rctlni will he acttion. do. the Mayfair Inn. held ai * 30 a m A brief hutiMr*. R llulchiaun will present Mr*. Miriam Ru*»ell and Mr*. nr«» meeting will folio*. After the Introduction to the atudy. rn Odham spoke on the •‘Ameri­ can Way of Life". At the con- A. D. I'uerten. Winter Park: Mr*. this the atudy will be presented tilled “ Middle Hast Pilgrimage/* rluiinn of hi* interesting talk a I.. C. Clarke Mr*. H K. Hamitround tahle discussion « n held. lon and Mr*. Samuel Hawke. Beach; Mr*. Mr* liidenn C. Montgomery, Daytona president of Pilirim Chapter, M atire and Ml** Bertha conducted the bu*tne»* meeting Winter Haven Mr* Kdmund Henry following the luncheon. The or Martin, O cala; Mr*. Ilenry Urrland. land; Mr*, Mrs Garland uarland _ * » sanitation color* of blur and told Hogg*. Roll*. D / _ / were carried out In the floral Norris, l.akrland; Mrs Laurence K / 1 O / 17 decoration* on the luncheon table. C. Tinsley. Debar ; Mrs Harln* / V P W S 1 w Plan* for the annual Mate W. Illghy, Crawford. N ebr. and 1 ' v - 7 r meeting in Orlando In March | Mra. F. K. Roumtllat Tart* *ay* tkirtt will soar this were diuussed. Delegate* for the Spring. And ihoet will *oar with National Convention at Washingwith them into the limelight. *ayt Ion in April were selected Tbe*e still another fashion authority, arc Mr* Montfomeey. Mr*. J. America's National Shoe Insti­ H. Whitaker, and Mra. Henry tute. B on*. With hemlinss hiked to the The nett regular meeting will he held in March tn Orlando knee, heels and tnea. color* and Those pretent Included: Mr*. Iwiwt will punctuate and dreoratr Gideon C. Montgomery, Mr* Several visitor* attended the the season * new fashion* l_e»i* King. Mr*. II. W. llelem. meeting of ihe Newcomer* Hub Pari* make* a point of IrgglMr* R. M. Stole* • " r * - _ • held Wedne»day night at the San (or Spring, and shoe* make fnrd W oman* Clubbuilding , poim („ ,, They r0 uld be There were l> women present. n rr«lle-pointed, tapered or tq u a r-1 Hours* for Hie meeting >sa« rd at the Ups. but psiint they T H E R E V . (JA IL SM IT H Mr*. Evelyn Mohler New oft* ntust. to ica.-h 'he height of f**h ter* were Installed Taking office |,.n. The ne-s Spring lasts c a ttr were: pre»idenl. Mf*. Bobby De tn comfort, and the point* don’t Uord: vice president. Mr* la * begin until the toe* base fitted Smith; aecretary. Mr* Jmnie into a comfortable retting place Dlnkln*. Irra tu re r, Mr* Shirley |{rein on the new- Spring r-hssc Remsherg. have at«-i come In term* with A m iD A T Members dlscussrd means of The Central llaplist Church There will he I rsimmaj.- tale rafting fund*. Plan* w trr made ••uring hemlines Wuh noticeably ill have dinner on the gruupdt *porsored hv the WSCS of the for volunteer* to work one stay shorter skill*, many women prr intlav, Feb 1, fi)lln*in< ihe G rire Methodist Church at 307 at Ihe Til Mobile Unit. Mr* (er lower heel* for good propnrirrv lcr All church tlon. Rut there I* no compromise ”'7.!s.!!? Fast Second St. beginning at * M Ruth Gallagher itucutiril Veep nieinltcr* am asked In bring a with shapelinrss • a. m. ing the cancer closet (Iran and For the girl atioul town, heel* basket of picnic food. n O IIH T supplied dinner will honor Ihe Rev. aie Ihln and shapely. For casual ( i nThe The VFW Auttllary will mrel Th< n t ilr is t in f n r # a u l» n f lir a ' S m it h w l i i i u •II a t s it m e h ia si Fashion 9 FO R M A L C O F F E E — (la th e re d m ound tin* c o f f e e la lile a r e (left to r i t r h t ) : Mr*. P a u le tte W h ite . M rs. E utiive D ro w n . ho*. Coffee Held tnv«. M m . Du.tnal ( a t t e l l . M rs. D onna M au z/e lll, M ia . Sophie K u b e l. M rs. E tta D o rm a n . M rs . D ee M cCorkle, a n d Mr*. Dori* D aro n . t H e ra ld S ta f f P h o tn l Church Calendar On Thursday FRIDAY | Flrat Baptist Church at 7 p. m Tlie I hcruti Choir of the First j Ihr Fiance* Horton Circle will . . „ . . . . . . . Methodist Church will practice at | have a business meeting durirg th, i „ „ rm il, | on. g l r . J . A. Brown w ,. hostess 4 . n p m for an Informal eolfee l u b Scout Park No. 3» will meet i C hrruh Choir vt the Fri*l Rap home on Collins Ase. Thursday In McKinley Hall at 7 30 p m. tu t Church will practice at I IJ The First Presbyterian Boy j> m . morning. Guests spent a pleasant Scouts will hold a Scout Parent P m e rrr.t Baptist Church Youth morning chatting. night in Fellowship Hall at J p Fellowship at * 30 p. m Coff»e wa* acr\cd from Ihe din­ n1. The Woman's Society of Chrising room tahle. A white linen nL.NPAY | lin se rsie c of Ihe Flr*t Metlsoline*re*t Baptist Church t aro! ,|ist Church and Grace Mrthodlst cloth c o rn e d the lahle White p. m Church will base a studv c o u n t decorative candles flanked a Choir pranire at A lin e rest llapl.st Church Youth on y fh 3 m MrKInlee Hall. centerpiece of artificial flowers Fellow snip at r. Vi p. m ^ e s t * chose from an array of " s o rte d pastriea and brownies Assisting were Mrs. Ktta Dor man and Mr*. Dee McCorkle. Other* Invited were Mr*. Sophie Rubfl. Mr*. Donna M aatlrill, Mrs Donna Jean Cattell, Mr* Paulette White, and Mr*. Don Bacon y s c s Meets „. m WSCS of Grace Methodiat Church met Monday night at the Home of Mr*. J. B. Crawford * . i Mr* Jack Bratton opened w*th r Mr* Mr* the devotion and prayer. r‘ . . Carl William* gave an interest' r study ing talk taken from the bosik of l*aiah. Member* decided to call the evrntng circle Ihe Grace Evenig Circle • a .... - — _ a in a|rVlan* were made In for* lh the •ummage and bake sale. The sale will tiegin at » 30 a m. Saturday at .307 Fast Second St. Anyone basing article* In drnate •Imuld contact Mr*. Jack Brat­ ton. 2710 Park Ave. St. Mary's Chapter with Mr* B«> Symc*. Loch Arbor, at * p‘ ... . .. , ... Tlie Wrslryan Service fiulld of |h f j-|r |, Mf,hmll„ , hurfh ,, . .. „ .. . , .Y will meet with Mis ti e d Smith. .. . Seminole til I i TM o !"".r '* ' ’ n i. J ir i. *1* 1 * iiu r n r j it c o n u si c»». The women of Ihr First Prc« littrria n Church K arculivr Board T,,'11™ .!1 ,n ,hf S f,,,o n n °°m 41 10 a. m. The Bov Scout* of the Flrat ITrshytcttan Church «*tll meet at 7 p m Tlie Philathea l la*« of the Fir»t t’re«h; Irrian Church will meet at the home of Mr* J Y Gillon, 1101 Palmetto Avr Mr* W. Wallace I* to hiu ti-o . Mi*«lon stu-lv “ W'«vs of WitThe DrBary \olunleer Fire- reusing" *sill (>e held for the * r n l c Aaaoeiatinn Inrotporaird France i Horton circle and the " i l l have It* *cvrnth annual Ru*lne»t Women-* circle at the danre at the Sanford Armory on Wednesday. F rh. (. at t. p. m. The Gatrr* will play for dine . . . Inc A door price of a l tilled U I l i r i S A r e I . O O d he States Saving Bond will will he Presenting—the newest, most ■warded. Ticket* are availahie in lJ(, (0 |)jtp in £niun)| ,n ral fJlh D rllary. 'Ion*. Lamb end Huron Whirls lleba Stagg*. a m eat rvprrt and home economist, advocate* thl* unique «perialty a* a way lo bring, diversity into your menu pattern. Ground lamb, like any of thr other ground fresh m eals, ihould he frorrn immediately if it t to he used later o r used frrsh '" 7 u*r 'V rihln one to two d a y , from th* “ me *l.ainh P.U: M and .......... Bacon un.se,. Whirls Dance Scheduled Land) And Baeoa The Welcome Wn^on Hostess Will km t'k *>n \*»ur DuuP with (lift.* J. Greeting* from l-'riemlly llu*ittc*» ^ Nciirhliorg ivtt'l Vsttif 9 Civic nml Strcinl Welfare Lchtlcrs On the uccaninn «»f: Chitmir of rewldenre Arrival* nf .Newromer* lo Sanfnrd Phone FA Hull. GnlUglter I Sr tttl ae .U / . —.f ~1 ’* pound sliced hacun l ' j pounds ground lamb 1 teaspoon salt •• teaspoon |>cpper >« teaspoon m arjoram 1 tablrspoon W nrcesiershirr aauce t rup cornllakrs 3 tablrspoon* w ater Arrange haenn slire* with edges slightly overlapping on a sheet of *vau-d raper * tn Id Inrhe* long Combine Iamb and remain ing Ingredient* Mi* thoroughly. S prrad lamb m tuturr evenly over Officers Installed Pastor Will .'Be Installed I rioted tsm, rioted bark pumps The terond annual Gala Opera Spring favorites, hut with such Comert will Im p rrientrd In Or­ pictty artifice* a* dipping ride Prevent were member* of Ihe , ,, - ns iry II. line*, open thanks and low cut C.niiuned Drive for tivreslo mm- SlfltCR ( OllCCrt I OUT lando on Friday. February m iltrea The drive will be held The All America Choru* will at Municipal Auditorium at g.30 V throat* that open them up an-l Fell. lit. Lveryone Everyone ua ask uundertake I I I fourth annual good- P- M. fgive l 'e them the Ihr light look of from fe h . J2 10. . . . „ ... . u will ronrert liuir of Europe this Four outstanding artu is of thr Springtime. f<’ ° ^ r r *rt> when called upon w *• tt'»n> will benefit Horn the tum m rr leaving New York June Metropolitan Opera C o. Heidi Closed toe, open. • h«i-k pump* c o lIr r llo iH .- t - * * * .* * 3o. •*-the >Km>0 -voice mived .k chorua Krall. Mildred• ••>#* Miller, Cesare Ste are hark in Inwn this Spring. Invited writ- Mrs D. D Dan will visit 30 rltirs In 10 countries pi «nd Richard Tucker, will ap and «lrap shoes are Important and id . M ist Ruth Davidton. Mr* »K-fore returning to Amerira late pear In concert with the Florida newcomers as designers Jam c* K Brookshire. Mrs. John | n August. Symphony O rchestra. Frank Mil n ,'*' *ni* Dalhcr Lundy. Mrs A A Myer*. Mrs T h ep u rp o ie of the tour is to ler, Vondui tor' The program will »DiP* around inslrps and ankle*. Spark* l.ce t'lonti, Mr* Joe hr jp build friendlier relation* rotisiit of faraou* ’ arias from rrl»a crosa them high nr low. Battle. Mfa. E. L. I.uttrcll and w)th the enuntries vlilled on a favorite opera*, with a hlghliaht * ork,hfm »l»hh«ine*. twist 'Ir* J II Stalry. ?dr* Staley person to perosn level A* in Ihe being Ihe performance of Ihe them Inin T« nr angle them iv the representative from the ad p*u, the concerts abroad will he quarirt from Rlsgnleto. wlvirh « •' m m rtrlrally to tle n d rru e Ihr n u n is tra tn r hoard of Ihe Oviedo sponvored by American Emhas drew an ovation from Ihe audi (°°(Woman s Club which u t|>on*nr tie* and Consulate*. I' 5. Infnr cnee last season In on that wave of ladylike mg Ihr rnmhinrd drive mation Service Agenrie*. Arm* The Junior lu-aguc of Orlando Million are slows for late dav and liv s rv l l* il and A‘r Force Enterlainm rnt __ ................ ............... .. concert. | d*nnfr clothe*, with is presenting the opera Division*, and variou* local civic wllh all"proceed* l i benefit the Ifsllve footwrai, silk l l h l u - l l tie * and lullural organisation*. Orchestra and how* for that all Impmtant Florida Symphony High point of law! sear* slut Last years conrert netted t.V, touch of femininpy. looking for another recipe wa* a performance before S,## Rut tt‘» open season in the that can a rt at a mid week din- people in the American Pavll • . ... .. ■ Ticket* are available from country, (.'aiuat* go In for air ner e n tre e ’ to r Iho.e day. when lion at the B ru n et. World* )a ir s mp|ll| off(rM Ronm , M S |n conditioning, with them*, and the afternoon just teems to slip Another unique ............ .................... ... ............. .....- event “wa* * ' *a pro j llln n „ |#| Hidg . Orlando, or ‘''"M ‘ n11 *>»^Ds* mule type by. Bella Staggs, a Home econo gram in the Shakespeare Memo frrpn Mis* Pauline Harrell. Roh 'Doa-w lo create Ihe cooling var mist, suggests you turn to the rial Theatre in Stratford upon ln»nn M u.ir Co . Orlando All »«'»"* lh*' f'* • rountrv cllm atr pantry itself for aid Avon SETAF presented the choir seat* are reterv rd So much (or Spring and Sumnvrr j| w „ hrf recommendation In the annrnt Roman Theatre in __________________ time (ilhouettel. I'onvhine a ran of corned beef Verona The Army *pon*ored pei For shoe color*, fashion squeer hash, a ran of condensed celeiv formanres In thr lleidrlherg t av ed Ih r paint nut of every tube »"d E puropal Caihed sf:w y , )nK —gU T I» Millme No iitip iro anlstic painting rould •ou(i and a pirkagr of frorrn tren c h ed germ bean* which r *l ,fl P*r,3em emhle al*n r). ^etigner* have a'Rted n»w give a wvder rholre of rotmlry have hern cooled *ang at the Amerlran Cem eterr iniuhev in rlasalrat hat alyle* greenv from the green of tender, eprirvg new born leaves to the deep, rich Many hnmrmakrr* will prnlv *n l-uaembourg. and lj* the Jjron a|(| v llochra come wuh wedges cut green* of grass and ferna and fn a g ir r that corned beef tL;ur,l,ne on R*rtU’ fOutdoor kiM/.e<* rcunrerta e*me a r l a in Europe. in away at tide* or f io n t. Carl- ligge i« ronthlcrrd a “lari re •o rt" type of meal However. In .ausanne. Nice, lom o. and I/"* wheels have brim* trimmed with Red shoe* have gone lightrr by ■unl" audience* « ,tr tch feather*. Pillhoie* *re ln d brighler. hut the fashion ar fhi* tvpe of comh,nation, one will 7don " were m ended nv ^ ,p f|B(J of W I . IJ.fW) P»r*»n*. rovered with flowers Coolie Hals r f n t is oo pink geranium, as »?•». ............... — oppose...... . Co. .. .Rteh.rd . , r , . r«n n r.n " ‘" h a v e higher rrnwn* and overuse prn h a color a* you’ll find oo Hash and Green Rea, Casserole of * ••" ln J 0 ,l,n , r f P,lrd high painter s palelie. Blue* will concert In with 1 can l ! « oin cest corned heef cnorus lo iio vin a a m n t r n in ,,(h flower* fl.w e r* or fruit. fr u il. Ih Ih e twaggvi *wagg*i j „ | u-hier and brigh ter, beige and coffee were rnyoyrd by the *ur»*» AII-America ChoruR THE V THE FABULOLS BLACKWOOD BROTHERS THE CHEAT REBELS Q U A RTET DOOR Advanca Ticket* AdulU Si.00—Child. .50 PRICES — 1.50 . .50 black it ever with u*. for whit it Spring without black patent Ira th rr' Rut the dark hnrie of the iravon i* bone while, often in combination with shiny black — ■ dariling duo, and equally effective in *uhtle combination* There will he almost a* many texture* in shoes at there are t nlor* liveable ulk and Hum shoe* are a continuing story. The new *lory li sllkv »urdr *hoe* that lake to color with fiihionable affinil? Hut that * not alt Three II be silk*, prill point, embroideries, ombre* and rinpr* Luncheon Is Given m bo d o n i s o c . Mrs. John Schirard Jr. enter-; lainrd Wednesday wuh a lunch* con held at her home in ta c it •*• Arbor. liuests of honor were her mo­ ther. Mra M D. Henderson, Wtl. Iiamshurg. \ a . and an a u n t . . , . Mr*. C. B GUI, Tampa, A delicious tunrhron wa* aerycd In Ihe Uininr room. The table was cuvrrrd with a pink damaalr cloth. Pink and while china w a......... u«cd. Arrangement* of pink gladioli and white n a rru iu t added ' , lun chroo m In ab a * 11 ________________ S*nf ; ford; Mist Linda Smith. Mra. Ry, ron Smith, Mrs J. K. White, . ... \. .*.; .. M lh ,Jaack ta lllueflrld, W Mrs. Schirard. Mrs. Harry Leg Jr.*>na Mra. Harry I.ee Sr.. Mra. John Schirard Sr., Mra. T. J. Gall*. ishcr, Mrs W. II. Traynham , Hampton. Va., and Sanford. H it th« BULLSEYE w it h thrlfftl ...u f our friendly help for Continued Surcenn , , . In Shoamaktr r*a ve aVI-*) . . . W.lab ye,. t*m»t id, . . . IM A tl ( t o (••*,#« kf aUrtay HU, »| > .a n M kifh M chf a o e cl !•••>«. "**•' SiOhf . . . watheet lecieevt l*« vs pc,* a *# yae »•'* e Iv* ev e i liesstiiei#. RANDALL 112 Magnolia ( \I,E SID” Electric Co. Wc’rc proud to have been selected for sign designing N EX T SUNDAY vu'Q ryindl Q UO* H H | r. assfonPIcit) WORLD J O S E F F AMOUS C H R I S I US »» M F I F R P u l l I i/ ai I i RAVENNA PARK Our Rant YYinhtn A FULL M NCE RICH FIDE* FTY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.. OPENING WI TH SUUIO TO SEE n liatynuy M. OKI.ANDO \( DITOim M Q U A R TET * h ath North Ita ly » iid . We are P r"u<J|bat. a faso rlte of t » » movie M,n nm u „ gamut from pair t p a ck a g r IIO 'j o u m c*i froren f . , 7 . . * ' r— * <Comp! !‘. ? .7 ’ queens al*o m in e * w ilh a higher palomino lo bright, r li h brown: SENSATION AI. STATESM EN ’ lint Style* It even led M ID N IG H T SING TOM ORROW S \ll-pun-osr flour rjnnot be sub «ii|utn t for an c<|iial measure of r J gP fllllir f„r -|nr c biten «f flour form* much of Ihe cake a framrwoik and varira, with the l>|u- id fiour. The devotion will be given by Mr* R. T. Cole Mr*. W. S. Illg-’ gmbotham will tie In charge of the map study. Mrs. I.. D. Hastings will arrange the worihip cen­ ter Highlight of Ihe atudy will h i a play presented by Mra. ft. Ko> Ttlli* and Mra. E. M. W tf Hama. Assisting with the study will he the Res T. C. O'Steen, paator of the Firit Methodiat Church III* topic will he “ Re­ kindling Ihe Gift ” Mr*. Howard Monteith, as t i t l ­ ed by Mr*. I., r. Dois. will be in charge of the covered dith luncheon at noon. The nursery, will lie open Mrs. H uiihim n urgr* all W8CJI member* to he present and to read the book study. Bean Casserole Is .Mid Week Dinner F rc n rh rd grren bean* h frr tonight The cordiality ffow(, and deeper brim. I can ( 10'j o u rreti condensed * hi,h ?ou h , , f " " P 'T V " • ----------------------------celery soup Veronese I* worth a half million. Tom ato slice*. If desired rt<‘ IU r * ,n ' i s " " -* " prestige".. f) I H T f -l C G rrrn pepper rir«* ir desired 7h‘‘ mu,lc rri,,e of Th# Rhf"* ' U I l\ I I I J C.N.k green twan, until lender * * r k • \ HaMelherg. t^ d r and Mrs Carl G Trg . . . * .. fn ta " VDr ia M a in Dash ha* train Ml* bean, wuh •» ta n * r oU^ . V * . f e l d l armaunre Ihe birth of a of celery soup Place bean mf*" M 'raordin.ry •".•rum en, with ^ 'i h l e r ^ J o y M ‘E lle n " ' horn oo lure in a greased * Inch (q u a rt ',h i^ h i. e i m .e v ” J*n M *•*■"•!* ’Memorial baking dish Ml* remaining soup ' rlY ' _ E7 nI u . . Hoipital Directed by Dr. Jam r* All*n with cnrnrd tier! hash and spread evenlv over bean mixture Top Da*h, the rhoru* membership When yrtvj serve dessert topping ti e hsren ard roll « J ( j J , ||h |om„ 0 „ j f f , lfl(J p ha* inrluded linger* from every nf ihe (llres of bacon are rolled ... | one nf Ihe *• Kite* in til three mi* with fruit or Ire rre im , fla in a *or the mia with '• leatpoon at in with the lamb. Wrap t.gh.l, ^ r n h " E’ . M r' \ f -_.i .k .n .i... ' ,n ( 3*3 r.» for n minute*. year* e ilittn rr . Any talented mend nr orange flavoring instead in ______ waxed ____ paper and chill thor °Yield choral linger li eligible for mem t In i irrving* of vanilla. ought)-. before slicing. place berthip. Interfiled person* may w o d en pick* through the roll at write to Ihe All-Amerira Choru* t inch Interval- ta h Id the ba« -n M athed rooked rarroi* in Ike a offite at 3U N. Chart#* Street ; in place. 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SO, 1959 V fi •in T u rfi frrtn Seminoles To Host Wildcats Tonight By JERK Y COVINGTON Coach Bud la y e r put hit small Speedsters through the patrs thli week and thou Id be n l /o r OBCleading W inter I’ark W ildralt when they coma together tonight for the second time in the tea ton. la the flrat meeting between these squads, the I’arkert out rebounded the im alter Scmlnolet and walked aw ay with the rim e . «fi4 1 The JV 'e will be sacking reTear* alto tonight in Ihe pre Ibalaary eonlett a t 7 o'clock. The Cubs Are Leading Race For Second In Signing Derby Mailed P re tt international The Chicago Cuut look like a goad bet to /inith tecond behind the Cleveland Indlant In bateball'a annual pen-an-ink derby. Frank Lane, the Indlant' hutUiag general manager, broke hit ewa record fo r contract tignlng •artier Ihlt week when he anBounced ell member I of the Cleveland d u b and bad tlgned new Parker JV squad handed roach Hick S ilvrri' young point makers their flrat loti after winning nine in a row. Tomorrow night, the Seminoles alto will be playing at home a t they meet Pierson for the tecond time this icaion. In thr first meeting, Jimmy Grarey pumped in 23 and Alex McKibbln scored 22 to overpower a bigger squad by a 76-12 score It proniitet to be a fine weekend of basketball with the JV games beginning at 7 and the varsity games at 8:16 p. m. Coach Layer has concentrated on improving Ihe rebounding situa­ tion in drills this week. This was the biggest cause for the Io n to Apopka Tuesday night. Sharp.ihootinr guards Cecil Dandridge and Ray Lundquiil have been so imprcaiive in this dc la rtm rn t that Layer h at been experimenting with these small youngsters tl the forwards. lirarcy, O ravatri, and John Allred have filled to come through on Gw boordi in Ihe last few outingi so it is expected In b t i contest that will find many sw iuhta in the lineup . Clifford McKibbln has been the fastest roming regular in the last two weeks of action and has found the scoring range after a slow start. The smill forward has hit in doubla figures in Ihe last three contests and pared the attack Tuesday in the final quarter by dropidng in thrre field goal! and three free throws. The Wildcats probably have their finest team In recent years and at thr present are favored to run away with conference honors if they are able to aqueexe by Apopka in the OB< tournament, Feb. 11-14 in Winter I’ark, Th« small .Seminoles have been very impressive against lakevicw and Leesburg in ORC meets this season. Hut against Winter Park and Apopka thev have teen cold. At limes, they have looked groat with sharp shooting and rebound­ ing, If they are able to settle down tonight, It tould b« a neck, and-nerk battle. With Grarey, Lundc|u!at, Handridgr, Alex MrKibbln and Clifford McKibbln in the starting lineup, Coach Layer b a t plenty of speed and point-mak­ ing ability. The Cubi, meanwhile, were left with only five uniigned playert when outfielder Chuck Tanner aceapted hla new conlract. Tanner battad .362 ta il y c ir. Pitcher* Dave Hillman, Glen Hobble end Marcelion Holla, util­ ity man E arl Averill J r. and eatchar Gordon M ona a r t the five Cob playera atili uniigned. Hob­ ble and M alta are In the irrvlce but are expected to come to term i they are id e a te d . The Chic i go White So* aim are making good prog ret i in lining up their playera. V eitran outfielder Dan Mueller became the iMh •a m b e r o f the club to tlgn Thurs­ day. Mueller, obtained from the Bln Francitco GUhU last year, ballad .251 in 70 garaei with the Whita Box, The K t n i l B City Athletics signed two young pitchers, How­ ard Reed and Have Hill, while the Philadelphia Phillies announred tba signing of infleldrr Ted K atanskl, who batted .2.'* in 01 games lis t season. Tba San Francisco Giants bagid their SOlh and 2 lit players— hltey Lockman and Hob Spcskr. Lockman, oldeit Giant In point of service, b itte d .236 In #2 gam es lis t season. Kpeakr, used moit* Small Edge of S ite bids for ly aa a pinch hitter, bit .211. lop honor* in tonight's featured ninth rate of a 10 event card at Sanfurd-Orlandu Kennel Club. This black 62-i«iunder will |« firing for her third season victory. In 10 Harts this year, Edge of Nile has placed three times and run third onre in addition to her United Press laterastiesal two triumphs. Tonight ahe'il be Every time Iht National Hat- running from Ihe seventh post ketball Astocialion puls its show position. ea the road, it runs into trouble. Heavy Frisco Buck, in the A game between Ihe Syracuse third apot, may out-scamper the Nationals and Minneapolis In k ers fleet lightweight, however. The a t Houston. Tex., was delayed 72-pound brindle dog already haa two hours Thursday nlghl when a won three lime* and many fans plane carrying the Nationals ran are expecting more victories by into a mow storm rn routs from frisky Frisco. Minneapolis. Pete O 'la ir moves up to ihe When the Nationals finally a r ­ Grade \ rankv tonight, and many rived, they pul on e high-scoring enthusiasts will be watching him exhibition fo r 3,600 fans, downing on ihe b isli of hla earlier home­ the la k e rs , 117 01. After spotting stretch finishes. Minneapolis an early 16-polnl Also in Ihe ninth ra re are Fat it ad, the N ats went ahead 30-32 Check, Elegant Mias, M uter Fred. a t tha end of the first quarter Umber Timber and Mentone. and were never headed. L arry Costellon and A1 Bianrht each acored 13 point t tor the win­ ners. who converted 61 per cent of their field goal attempts Vara Mikkolsen led the Lakers with 16. ARCADIA, Calif. (U P ll-F ro m The Lekcrs have a Friday an original list of 613 minima night date with the Detroit Pit- tlona, the field for Ihe $177,130 tons In the opener of a double- Kant* Anita maturity today stood header at St. l/>uit. The second at nine horses for Saturday's I2ih game pita the llaw ki ig a in il the tunning of the world’s richest Cincinnati Royals. race limited to four-year-old*. And of the nine horses expeited in the mile and a quarter race, the tvvo given the host chance of victory—Hillsdale and Warhead— Were not origin*! nominees hut Oviedo’s well-balanced basket* were made supplementary entries hat) team tonight Invadts Mount at tIO.OOU each. Juining Hillsdale and Warhead Itora ia quest of victory over a highly-regarded Bible School team. In tha eeltcl group of starters Coath Paul MlkUr's aquad. one Saturday were expected to be of Contra! Florid*'* boat Clata C Jewel's Reward. Royal Living, Alsbi Blue. King'* Salute, Martina quintet*, Will be the underdog. Tba Lion's attack it built around Bullah, The Shoe and Swaps Km. Jimmy Brookshire, Joseph and Mike Duda. This trio has ear- Browns Sign Tackle ri*d much of tha offense in fem e* CHADBOUKN, N. C, t C P I i to date. Frank Thomson, Wak* Forest tackle, haa signed a professional loot ball contract with the ClevrMasters On TV land Browns. Thomson was d raft­ NEW YORK (U P li—The Mas ed by the Brown* at the end of tar* golf tournam ent will ho tele­ the ltST season, but decided te cast from th a Auiuate, Os., Coun­ stay a t Wake Forest for hit re ­ try Club by th a Columbia Broad maining year of eligibility. casting System on Saturday and There are 32 com panlti with Sunday, April 4-3. Television play an Saturday will b# from I to € assets of more than one billion maintain their p.m, e.a.L and 4:304 p m . Run- dollar* which headquarter* In New York Cily, day. Edge OHIite Bids For Win At Track S When Pro Cagers Hit Road, Trouble Seems To Develop 9 Nogs Nominated For Santa Anita Oviedo To Invade Mt. Dora Tonight in Sanford your FRIGIDAIRE dealer !> TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE W I . M b li. FA M i l l Argument Brewing Over Fight Site; . Patterson Picked 1 NEW YORK <um -M a n a g e r Cut H'Amalo declared flatly to. day he prefers Colorado Springe, Colo., aa the site for th r Floyd allerson • Ingemxr Johansson hravy wright title fight, which was signed Thursday without date or location. Hut promoter Rill Roirnsohn in­ sists hr is considering fir* other iltira besides Colorado Springe; also offers from two bome-TV n et­ work* and one from an advertis­ ing agrnev for a ntlional sponsor. Sweden'* unbeaten Johansson, champion of Europe, said "I f a ­ vor New York because of the big­ ger gate and because I eip ect 7,<oo friends to come over from .Sweden—and they wouldn't want to go clear to Colorado." Concerning Colorado .Springs, D'Amalo—manager of champion Patterson, said: "I like that city * fJuO.ObO net gate guarantee, and I like the people there—the,r hospitality and consideration fur oth­ er* " Thayer Tull, owner of the plush Broadmoor Hotel at C o l o r a d o .Springs, confirmed Thursday the offer of a I500.UU0 guarantee from a live gale for the fight. The fight would be a feature of the Colorado centennial celebration. Meanwhile, Patterson wai in ­ stalled a 13-6 favorite, in man to­ man betting, to beat Jchansnon. despite Inge mar's 21 straight vic­ tories a t a professional. It wai •’even money" Patterson will knock nut the .Swedish challenger. The price was S'* to I against Johansson's winning on a kayo, and 2-1 that the bout does not last the full 16 rounds, rrg ard lesr of lha winner. Although Rosenaohn ha* a dead ­ line of Sept. 30 for staging the bout, he prefers Ihe month of June. He lays he will anounce the site and date within 30 days. s t iu th e t o w - m “7 By Alan M w r I f W W ILLIA M S, o r W 7rS BOSTON/ f i £ P SOX, w nose SMA'lMG JA K S6 t t fO $ * /0 lE FOR TO BICO M B P A S S LIZ F IR S T 4 l-y £ A F -^ P 0 ATT/MS CH AM PAf > 7 - S a W cv£ To X/M THIS r r r i B A T $9 Aa P made it elcar he is 'n o t womad in the tlighlril" about contract difficulties with Richmond playera. Joe Ryan, the UM of the Miami M artini, said his relations with players on tha club to fa r this w inter have been "moat cordial." Ryan aasd he *,*» not mailed out player contracts but added that he did not "anticipate any dtfficully." Circuit Or Big Leagues? •am w u n aw * Rupp Gets 600th Basketball Victory United Press International t 61-26 halllim r lead, gave KenOld Adolph Rupp was a cinch tueky a IS-1 record for the aea son. And it also gave Rupp a to do it. The coaches uf other measure- of long-delayed revenge, sports at the University of Ken­ for way back when he started as tucky were so sure of it they coach at Kentucky in 19.10 it was wrnt out and had a silver pitcher a Georgia tram that dealt him engraved in advance so they hit first defeat. Rupp, who now has an overall could present it to him a t soon record of COO wins and 104 losses, aa the game was over. thus joint only three active coachThe inscription read: r* in the 600-plus category—Ed "To Coach Adolph Rupp, on Ihe Diddle of Western Kentucky, DENVER, Colo, ( U P l i - Enra occatmn of his 000th victory, Jan. |r»„k lha of Oklahoma Mate, and Folley, iB I'a, Chandler, Arte., 29, 1959." Lit Adams of Texas Southern. out-pointed Alei Mlteff, 204’*, Rupp, who was given Ihe pitch­ Forrest I I'hogt Allen, retired Argentina 410). er and other gifts in ceremonies Kansas coach who once tutored immediately following thr |fin-56 Rupp, holds the record with 729 triumph of his n ational^ tvp- wins and 209 losses. Benefit For Flayer ranked Wildcats over Georgia The Wildcats out - rrtwjundrd NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e New Thursday nig.it, realised at one* Georgia, 81-11, and outahot the York Rangers ennounrrd Tiiurs- that thr Fngraving imavl have Bulldogs, 37.0 per cent to 27.3. dey that larmhand Hill Dubbyn l*en done tome time ago lead in g th r way was Bobby will benefit from all receipts of a "You fellas," said the man in .Sluther with 17 points. Feb. IT exhibition gam* between th r brown suit with a familiar In the only other game Tourstha Buffalo Rltons and the A m er­ gleam in his eye, "sure were op­ day mght featuring higli ranked ican Hockey laague All Stars. timistic." teams, II111 ranked SI. Ixiuit dr Dobbyn recently lost the tight in Thursday night's win. an easy fcat*d tigbih-ranktd St. John’s one eye in a hockey mishap. romp in which Kentucky held a IN’.YM. 72 63, at St. Louis. It was the tilth straight win for thr tilllikens, the first liwa after nine SETTING PRO PACE - - - By Alan Mover straight for the Itcdnirn. St. John's cut a 13-puinl deficit down to two points, ct-69, but St. Loot* pulled away- to win com­ fortably. Hob Ferry of the Bills and Alan Srldrn of St. John's lied for scoring honors with 26 points each Ring Results •» Anthony Favored To Whip Vargas BOM PETTIT, Ry M ILTO N RICH M AN ter who w ere not In the league I ’ailed I'resi International lart year and the Philadelphia International League baseball Phillies will send down 12 more player* are tinning contracts "the a week Iwfore th e season opens." same as always," despite their The Richmond club, recently threat to strike unless they get a purchased by the New York Yank­ pensicn plan, a survey by United ees, does not plan to tend out Pres* International disclosed to­ romrvets to it* playera until the middle of next month. day. General managers and olhpr Yankee* Not Harried club officials from all o ver thr Genera! M anager George Weiss triple-A circuit said ‘ th ere isn’t of the parent Yankees, however. a shred of evidrnee" to support the slogan "no sign for '69" which the player* announ.-ed they had adopted only i t days ago. Harold M. Cooper, general manager of Ihe Columbus Je ll, said 15 of his players already have signed contract* for 1969. Rai Garcia, spokesman for *hc Cuban .Sugar Kings, said his club already has t;t signeev. General Manager George Staler NEW YORK —t U Pli—The newJ r , of Rochester reported five fit parlor gam e in sport* today players signed. is trying to decide whether it'a Not a single club official re- •easier for a youngster to become ported that any player had r e - ( , bi, league ball player or a turned hi* contract unsigned with money mxkng prufcssunal golfer, an explanation that he w ai follow | Hath >id* has xtaunch advoing instructions of the league * , ( l t n ; , n,j it m . y be rather slgcommittee, which is h e a d -;. ....... mficmt that ..... the — ball plays___ playera,player .. ....... ing vne drive for the pension plan, 0f whom are cxctllrnt golfria je r-fip o k e tm an S ile n t era themselves—often argue the "So far. we have had no indi­ question. cation that any of the player* are Probably th r best authority on following that directive." Cooper Ihe subject la Sammy Byrd. He'* said. "Y et, a couple of contracts one of the r a r r few, and quite have been rcturneid unsigned, but possibly the only man, ever to they were over a m atter of dol­ lars and rents, not because uf any directive." When appraised of the LIT sure vry, Jam es Durante, one of Ihe attorney* representing the Inter national l-rague playera, said "W r have no comment to make at this tim e." SAN DIEGO. Calif. (U P I)-T he General Manager Don l-abhrutto of Buffalo said hr had mailed San Ditgo O ptn golf tournament, out only atx contracts to f a r and hatunng 60 of the 60 top money winnrrt of 1961, moved Into the Ihe rest will go out Sunday'. "Flven if all the team member* •ccond day of competition today wtm played in the International with a fund sprinkling of the usu­ League did hold out, w e'd still al also-rans battling for the lead, have a tram on opening day. We crihip. Tied with the well known Mue have 21 men un our cu rren t rotSvuchak fur th r Itad Is Bub Dudrn. a non-winnei from Oswego, (lit. They each have •even-under, pal 63'v un the Mltiion Valley course that figures a* a setup for the star shot makers. And within twu strokes o' tn« East leaders are such compaiative un­ Dartmouth til Boston I niv. <1J knowns a* Buddy Sullivan, Y'uba SI. Peters libi I Jit iim l Umv. an Cily. Calif.; J«e Campbell, Knox­ I’rall 78 Brooklyn College 71 ville, Tenn.; Bob F'rainry, WllF. Dickinson ; i Rider College 03 matte. I l l , and Felic* Tula*. Au­ rora, ill. W estminister f.8 Gannon 69 Tied fur th itd are Bo WinninMidwest Indiana T ehr. % E. Illinois U. 76 ? rT« " }>»* S«“ ■lets, Miami Beach, Fla, each Indiana Central kl Marian bh with tei In the 67 biacket. slung St. Loui* 72 St. Johns N. 63 1with Campbell, are Jay Hebert, South banfurd, F la .; bomc-loan iavorite Pembroke lit SE Baptist Sent. l ‘J Hill Casper, Apple Valley, Calif.; lasy ala Md, 69 Creighton 66 and * Al U etteiink, Gromnger, Atlantic Chrtilian 77 Eton 6n Y V. Centre college 67 Maryville 62 While the couise was easy for Austin Pray- 66 D Lipscomb 67 tome it waa no atlup for others. Birmingham Sou. y7 Miss i nil. 91 Such men aa A rt Wall, leading Tampa Unis, 77 Rollins 63 money w inner o f the year with Lamhuth 62 Martin 44 ill.UM to hla tred ii In thr first Georgetown hy *9 Hanover 75 four weeks, had a 71; Masters Stillman 105 llltiiop P>1 Mississippi St. 63 Mrmphi* St. 62 and Palm Spring* champion Ar­ W. Virginia Tech 112 igunnliro HM nold Palm er had a 72. So did National Open champion TommyKentucky 108 Georgia 56 llolt. F iank Slranahan wrnt for Furm an 8* Presbyterian 86 it blows, Dave Marr for 76 and Far Met! Art Boring, 73. Contaga 86 Montana SI. 8u Which Is Tougher, Golf o f T*£ ST.LO U tk HAW KS, m o MAY B£ CM Soaa TH E >V4Y T O A A ’E W A \0 .A .$ fM 3 lE S EA S o M S COR/MG A!ARK. B££S ¥r<\ i* r , NEW YORK iL T D —It will tw m nudor vv lhc bull tonight when • lender Tony Anthuny, top light heavyweight luntemter. f a c e * Reuben Vargas, stocky heavyweight slugger, in th n r TV fight at Madison Square Cardan. Because of hit speed and punch. New Y oikrr Anthony is favored at 3-1 to beat th r Mexican bobber, weaver Irom Richmond, Calif., in V argas' eastern professional de­ but. Their 10 rounder will he tele­ vised and broadcast nationally by NHC. Jay Hebert Among San Diego Leaders Cage Scores Calgary Signs Back TULSA. Ukla. (U P I— Honm* Murrte. Tulsa U nivrisity'a AllMl'vouri Valley Conference halfbark, has signed to play with the Calgary S tam pedm of the Cana­ dian F.withal) League. M orris was a New York Giants' choice in lha National Football League draft. A S P 7gp :m t iH A J I F4P /)/l Fighter To Defend HOLLYWOOD. Calif. ( U P ltJosa iT olucoi Lopes of Mexico a r ­ rived here Thursday to defend hit North A m erican bantamweight tttil against Boots Monro* of Los Angeles Feb. 7. reach the big time in boih sports Byrd played the outfield for the New Y'ork Yankee* in th r shadow of the immortal Babe Ruth and then hit golf’i touring trail when hit baseball days were done. When the question waa once put to Byrd, he replied: "That'* a rea l stumper. Actually It’a tough to do either—to reach the majors or to develop into a successful golf pro " Sam m y finally admitted, however. " If they pinned me down, I'd have to sty it’s harder to become a top notch golf p r o one that earns a good living in tournam ents. Sure the compel!tion it tough getting to the big Hague*, but I think it's tougher 0 getting to Iht top in golf." Lillie Albie Pearson, the Wash­ ington Senator outfielder who woo the American League's Rookie of "~ the Y'ear award for 1968 amt alto won the baseball players' golf tournament in Florida last F ebruary, takes Ihe opposite view from Byrd. " F lra t of all,:* say a 6 foot, 4inch Pearson, ‘Tel* get it straight that I'm not exactly £ an expert In rlther sport. Rut I'd have to say it's easier to become a fine golfer than to reach thr majors. 1 found batehall tougher, but maybe my alia had •nm rthlnt to do with it." Folley Wins, But Chances Are Dim For Title Fight DENVER lU P D -Z o r* Folley * chances for a title fight with heavyweight champion Floyd Pattereon remained dim today, de. spite Folley'i easy 10-rtnind vie, tory over courageous Alex Miteff. Folley pounded Mlteff, 23-yearold Argentinian, hard for to rounds in Denver Auditorium Arena Thursday night to take a unanimou* decision. The crowd of 7.190. largest in Denver boxing history, paid 124.061, xnd cheered th r decision. F'olley weighed 194Vt, 10 pounds lets than Mlteff. But F'nlley't manager • trainer, Bill Swift, «aid be didn't expect to get any rise from Patterson. "W e want Patterson," Swift said, "but we're going to Eng­ land In March. We've offered him 1250,000 for the past two and a half years, but Cut D'Amalo <P atterson's manager) la • pretty good matchmaker and ia not about to lost hit title to Folley." Swift >aid he would take his 27year-old boxer back to England to fight »ome of tha top heaviat over there, Big E vents ScctttMo 8:10 r . M. /,v rc.R THE s o . a, S lA fC S * F S S P /T h BB/MS S/ypeRgo H S HOS A i i t / S F O R A F f / J F£ R SAME AYS. tYSR r THE H O H t t r T I E R R t^ C H P C P m r /ie U A & e a t m p - h a >o ^ »# I t# / B o i e s /.i TA O C c TA B I*. 'juat p ain t'. , . some arc better! i n h m Mf+o*m** DAY P paint is not 8 / B zcxrj b NIGHT a n elra y HEATING * NO hot rellincg * NO apodal efcwset apace tiara—ary * NO teatc Jk aiyonalv# dueta Ha flu—t $FF« «*f fflnltr comfort SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. Mt 8—fard Art. 7A M28! General Insurance H. JAMES ★ LA D IES N IG H T TOMORROW ★ FREE ADMISSION ★ FOR A LL LADIES $3 96 gal. M A TIN EES WED., FR L, & SA T. Call — "The Lumber Number" GUT AGENCY JAMES B. GUT Auoe. GALLON W H IT E FLAT The finest pure pigment* make up this econom­ ical paint • inside. FA 2-5581 SIS BAST FIRST STREET PHONE FA 2-4451 H. JAMES GUT Yes, and tome paints are the vary betl, Thme a te the kind* that *"i - n , h. co v er well and la .t for year*. Thine are the only kind* we carry! Buy and try ’em toon. Haiti Or Shine Surrv, No Minora for Suddta Service H IL L Lumber A — / . I * Despite Strike Threat, IL Players Ink Pacts ii Mi I,ocatad R Mil— South Sanford On Highway 17*92 ■ ■■ ■ tr 313 W. 3rd St, b Supply Yard Sanford, A , �Kri.. J r n . -",0. 1 17387164 T*iff 7 * ‘ Ih r ta n fn rfi V rrn lh Smog Poses Death Threat To London To Curb Decisions Wa s h i n g t o n a i i i - iitp Robert I. F. Flke* (I)-F it.) hat introduced • prootied contiitulicnal amendment in Congreti driinntd to prevent the Supreme Court From changing p u t devii tool Mil proposed amendment would •late that: "The judicial power* «f the lo tte d Shale* »h|ll not trice the Supreme Court of the t*ni!rd S litc t the rower to o ttr rate, modify, or change a nr prior detinon of that court construing the (.onititulion of the Cnitrd State* or act* of Congrri* pro* mu'gated thereto." A nunCdr o,' to u ih r'ncr* aptdauded .‘‘U r ' p r o o ia l when it n r t inroducn l Thur*da>\ They included Kepi, George W. An­ drew* ll»-.\t.i,), John J , riy n t lltG a .i ard J .' Vaughan Gary tb-Va.L Rep O nn lla m a tit krk > taut the treed of the cuurl'a decision* ihould he chanced to "briny about a iiahie. rontlitutional jo v . rrnmettl I hr fat in ia'»e b atter h ai a tendtrum g effect For th r quirk* mix method. hydrogenated abortenmg will give belt re ta in . Congratulations W ELCO M E T il SA N FO R D c t i i ’l $w ni Dan Batten Electric Company 116 French FA 2-1910 King Seeks Means To Beat Conviction HAH lo w ( I f 1 1—Former ttale Sen. Harry King, (till faring a charge he gave an oponent ltd.out) |n drop out of lue race for hi* Senate teal, today inught way* to beat hit terond convict ion on perjury charge* growing out of the payoff King wa* ronvtried for Ihr ^ For S U C C E S S to LOT by — Wilkinson Paving Company HulMoging Drtgllno Land (Tearing Fill Dirt pur*e anatchrr robbed Mr* Annie ■laac highway and cauted a bump* Pritchard of 110 and vanished a er to bumper rolllilon of ja e*r» few yard* aw a). and truck* Kignteen au'omohtlr* piled into tlic wreckage of a truck Fag Itlankela Maad* The fog blanketed 40.Oral mile* in Kent o f r o a d * throughout Hrltain, alowed railway traffic and halt­ ed almmt all airline flight* Hun­ dred* of highway accident* were reported and hundred* of car* were abandoned by the tide of the road At Ha-nplnn Hill, W vehicle* and a girl i-icytie inl.-r were in­ volved in one pileup. The girl via* taken In the hn.-pital with a broken leg Thirteen damaged ve­ hicle* were abandoned on the •pot. aim Kim FA :M751 At Fllham a driver wandered nn<n (he u ro n r tide of a dual Quotable De Gaulle Planning Quotes 'Fireside' Address (Herald Stuff Photo) BEST W IS H E S PARKING John Graham ( l e f t ! . mNiiMKet' o f th e l . i l ’i G iu n l F ikkI S to r e w h ic h o p en ed to d a y at F ren ch a n d C a th e r in e S t., i* g re e te d bv C h a rlie M orri- LONDON ( t T l ) - Thr worst miog in lie year* choked London today with a suffocating pail that thrcatrnrd death to person* with heart or lung condition* The government warned that Ihr mixture of imoke and fog wa* a* had a* the December, 1911. tmoc thal ra m rd thr death* of 3.J0U to 4.000 person* in four d»y«. Continuing tinog w n predicted Ninety per rent of ihc 1*11 dead were perton* m er (\ who had prrvion* record* of heart nr lung d iie ate Thr government • lure ha* rtlab lith rtl precaution* a«iin»l a le c u rrrn rr Adviw Weariac M«*k* Doctor* advised ailing palienl* or Ihutr who fall in the tmog victim categoric* to *tay home until Ihp air rfrar* lliey warned any going om of door* to vtrar mailt*. The fog. now in in ihird day. al*o wa* bringing a mounting loll of automobile wreck*. An t ty earold girl w*i killed and Horen* of motorl't* were injured in the rha otic traffic condition* 'the day lim e darknc** alio wa* u«ed bv crtm inil* to good advan lac*’. IViek Huiget*. JJ, eiraped from a I orulon primn hv climb non, puiitic rclitthii)* d ire c t o r fo r th e Chflnt* ing a rope made ooi of tock*._A htu o f ( 'o iiitn i'iv f. I.con S m itlu T . ninitntfi-r I o f th e d r a in in O cala. I ►cam* n lm u t tlti* C ham lm r** new Ininineaa |tln<jue. W*ll equipped In handle any job In Paving Roadways. Parking I^ila, Del* so and P la y g ro u n d * . . . E X P E R T , E C O N O M IC A L S E R V IC E . The Largoot Trurk Rental Service In Orlando WILKINSON P A Y I N G CO. On Highway 441. in LOCKHART, Florida U S05# B Congratulations to the . Little Giant for having chosen Sanford as its terond lime Thursday night on charge* he conspired to commit perjury In block hi* indictment on riiargr* he gave the 110,000 In former itate Hep Hoone Tlllcll Jr in IBS* b Ui ihr 14! year old King, a Wmlrr Haven lawyer. » u aquitled of procuring prr»nn« to com mil perjury. The «ix man t'rim i nal Court jury returned the ver dirt al 9 11 p m after five hour* and 11 m inulrt of driilieraiion It recommended mercy. Hr wa* nmvirlr-d on iwo count* of (ontpirmg to rotnmit perjury, each m itdrm ranor pumthablr hv a matlmum of one year in prison and a fine of MOO Hut the Jury ac<|Uitltwl him on twn count* of luliornation of perjurv, a felony .which carne* a m atunum pen ally of Id year* on each rounl. In hia fit»t trial In May of I9.*aj King waa convicted on all (mir rounl* and sentenced to five year*. Judge Hoy II Anudon withheld scnlrncing In Ihr second trial, pending King * motion fur a new trial, a move he ha* .11 day* to make The trial ended a flir rung dav* during which aome 4.W***) word* of leatimony wrre presented Hit full Inal laticvl 21 -day* Tbe *lalr p rc.rn lrd eight day a of testimony in the aecund goaround, bvit the. ■Irleoir cliove not to pretenl a single wilnra* in Kmg'a liehalf. Mill hanging I* the iridlv Invent charging King violated eleiiiori law* by living lillrl, a l ake Wale* attorney, Ihr fto.oou to drop out of the rare for the Senatr. w hrrr King wa* Mated to become pirtldeni. ihi* rluigi* rannot he proaeruled uniil all vif the perjury count* arr *li«|«o»e.1 ef la lleit Prate International WASHINGTON — fien. Thoma* S Power, head of thr Strategic PARIS f UP h — P r e * I d e m Air Command, on placing a fleet rh arlr* de tiaulle will broadcail of homher* in the air constantly a ‘ fireside chat to the nation to- In retaliate again*! pomhle en ntg! t to rr*»«lire a people irou Ided hv new btiM>d*hrd In Algeria emy attack and r e t e n i f u I of a financial i "I'd iikr to put one up there aqnrerr at home I d like to *er one al aoon a* A* on l>ee 1* wlien he last poutble broadcail to France, lie tiaulle it rv p rrtrd to concentrate on till NF.WARK. N J - A U y ra ro td auvieriiy'* program - rvplaimng why he i* trying In hold ihc line boy, on why he tel file to a 1.600 on wagr* while p m r* m e pupil gram m ar ichool Advance indication* are that he "I did it to get #v»n with learh w»ll tell people that hi* au ilrn ly r r t »no have been picking on plan t* hkr an em rrgeney *urgl ral operation—painful. Inn nece*- me." taryr it the nation tv to iurvive. The I'trih lrn ! also it errtain to llllC A liO — Free line* diver have lornelhlng to tay about Al­ Flank Hefling, U, on being geria. hui (here lias Iu rn no mdi ■atiun that he plant to announce trapped mute than I 1, houti in • any major development in Ihr «!! water tunnel 7fl feet underwater: nation Ihrre ' I wa* wet up to my neck from An upsurge of guerrilla aviivily water inside my mil I could in Algeria during Ihr pail monlh have diowned In my own auit." ha* taken a heavy toll of French live*, although Firitctl report* JACKSONVILLE, ria. - Diae tay ihu country '• troop* h**r in in I far heavier lo**e* nn the Jockey Have Hunter, after >U convecullve hour* without aleep; Araks, ' I'm glad to get thia thing aver Almn*t two million luitc* of with. It haa really hrrn a horrible beauty preparation* are purrha* raperienre. It waa Juat a hina day ed by American women every period of wanting de*perately ta get *nme ileep." week GOOD LU C K ! Lit'l Giant FOOD STORKS Miracle Concrete Co. It’s a Pleasure to say “Congratulations” it* Lit'l Giant on it* Grand Opening’ Seminole Terrazzo JOB N, M>rile FA 2-7121 Congratulations! Evans Roofing & Heating Co. 102 N. Map!* PA 2-OISS PLASTER (j S T U C C O F O R - John P. Griffin POSTERING EA 2-111* CONTRACTOR Old Orlanda Rwy. faiqAahjdjcdionA Fog-Bound London Seeks Clear Air LONDON ( t ’PI) — Fog t-mind l/indonera Ioil ay turned to *cienre for a way to d e a r the a r S ratpaper* pni|>o»ed a »-rii* of gadgrl* ranging from *pa- e helmet* to airborne cliemi al* to diij-el or beat the fog A pletigla* helmet wa* tested »ucc»*ifiilly on Pieradllly Clrcu*. It ha* a (mail heater anil filtrr patk that purifie* and circulate* the air. Tha fham kal plan* Include homhine the fog with a m itture that will turn it into rain or burn mg It off with giant flame thro* rrt Blocks Supplied By - PARRISH CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. INC. P. 0 . 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In C o u r t I D H i ll . e a l a llaeela I I I lloua* I 'n r ly 111 Mualr llllter, I V * i l l T . u n i Hr Malonn I I I file 1'aynfr H I Haal rha C lack I D i l l KT,.m Thaa* Itonte i l l Var.llei I* T o u r * 111 Who Ho T o e T r u a t f * * * H i Uuaan f u . n H ay H i n r le h l a r I n , 111 Am ailcn n li a n d i ta e d 1:11 <*l Aacral Htorm I D H i r.ta • af N ie k t I I I C aunlv Pair I a* f f i M . t I . AAaalam i l l Cncla W a ll H I I'npar* f’ U v h o u . a I . M H I Mlchar Mnuaa C l u b H I ' ‘artitun C a r n i v a l I D H i VI">i. H I Hnpaluiie Caaaldf ll' TUBES TESTED le ; m t bum# la y o u r home— F R K K ’Check all your TV A Radio Tnh FKKK With tleclrnnlr lake laallii Oer truck r a r r lr i a rnmiilrir ti uk «l MCA, OR end Hylvania In b ri—guaranteed to dayi. Year ir t will nal be tik rn from yi.ur home # M r will co m e • • • f ♦ • F A 2 -4 1 7 4 ThriP baa bren an rv lrn v lv S ir v r f m»ilr le Ihla Held finding that KIT- *>f ill TV trnukle w it due In lube lellere. 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H I (?apt..ln Kaneara* H i Nan. I I I IIle I 'k lu r * l l llomj.ar I t e m l l H tarTarform ani* I I I Dnueh It* Ml* <*l Vida* Diet*! I l l Tr a a a b r* Hun t H i Arthur lodfrar H i Nan* H i Nan* <•! C o u n l d u n n Nan* 111 Conr ant ratloa H I T o p Hollar I I I T a l a r U n d Maya* n r* n * T r. m. H I T i c Ta e Houeh H i l a v a of I Ala tv S P E C IA L $rooo JO EASY TERMS SATURDAY ONLY ^ I* K V C ,. 11 :** 11:11 lid fill lid ID l:tl Ill* I 11 1! 11:14 11:11 11:11 I* ** l:M III * 1:11 d.’M I 14 f:M T:tS T:M ID ItM ID I II * It C o u ld I M Tan Baareh fa r T o m o r r a y Clay T o u r H u n c h tl u ld ln e L l e h t A u r n r e — Varia te Muvl* Llbaraau Aa tha w weld T u n Flo ri d a Ho cm T r u l h o r C u n a o u a in cM Do an - T a r lady i Court Haela Itaei* H o u t t I 'a r t y Mu.te Itln eo Tnune H r. Malon* Th* B le T a y o ff Baal I h * C M a k P rom T h a a # Boole Verdict la Ynure Who Do T o n True* Queon roe A Day U r i e l tar D a y A m e r ica n Bendaiand M e r i t Btor ni I d e a *f m « m County P a ir T.e# 1:11 I.M L it *:*• ID H D M :M 11 id* U K i llll M. H a rrie t " W itfl Kvery Woman Knawi,” pier, that mint have been anuuue when llle 1‘turaulia were building the flral pyramidi. ll houmJ U (uni; ca*y l.i uar a n ilarn e Much ol hu prnriilrt ii rompoted with an alniuit ilupctying ciK pirltrrj. ll 11 not to unith w rillrn ai tailed. He la a Und if niidlt Aright embroiderer. I lit* leadr tn prublemi I.lnea like: "W r mint think no more of Ihia. ti’i madneai", Ur "Sybil, let ua declare our love" are uot meant, n( courae, Id tw played •crioualy. Hut they can’t really be pla>erl comically cither berauve they are >ucb paralyitng evaggcraliuna of the comic Nrvrrtheleai, let me jump to the giKul The giwd lay in the production which wai quite rloae to Iwing tuperb. Slohhan MrKen na la an actrcai of great artlitry and the wai In tweet form. Op. pottle her, Jame* Donald gave hie iinpoikible pan a near belirvability that wai matlrrful. MDa McKenna and Donald were •tippoMrd by a delcttw that w ai tight and ttyluh That infield ineluded luch playrCf ai MariliU Hunt, John Wllllamt, i'yril Cu* lack and Diana van tier Vila. Di­ rector Hob Mulligan kept the l:H 1:11 I M I N I I* liM on ' ' P rl1 <*— 1**11 pro b a b ly he replaeed by The * a t i f o r n i i m , j , S , which in turn It turning over iti Tue.d.y nighl tim e .(mt to a .• ” .David Niven anthology terlei I ABC-TT"! Mike W allare turned •• ** flown Ihe title rule In NHCTVi n on J-llery ifucen tllgbt now, (llg I* * if *d rnnlender fnr the u jj I'V* " ** Wl:en Hie NHL-TV Ut-arge (totiel *“ ur 'hrinki In SO m inutri In Al,Ml. !*• 'a r a n t half hour pmb ,J ^ *b |)f '“ ,l br Wl*rt by twitching, i , m Dragnel Into the ipol June Allymn, Kim Nuvak, ta rry 11 11 Oliver. Mort Sehl. Millie Prrklni. | N Dirk I’linrll. Hob Hope, I null Jnurtlan. Tony M artin, Cyd fh*. I I I ! flu e and Hob '.Vagner all are I N tl**k« t i 11 in for N'HC-TV'i telecait Hollywood • (D ear derby or I H * ) ud i ------------------------ Hospital Notes ID ID January a AdmlttloM (liffnrd I'roctor (Sanford) John Taylor U r (Oviedo) Henry C. Morgan Sr (Sanford) Joiephlne I’off (Hanford) Payr Orr (Sanford) Harold M anhall (Sanford) 1 11 i In I N I 11 l id Blrthi 1 11 d.l* I 11 Baby troy tn Mr and Mr«. Wrndall I'nwi'll (Sanford) Baby boy ko Mr. and Mri. William llo iark (Sanford) Iiltth arg ri l.ary Skipper (Hanfonl) Vlnrent Stowell ( Knlerpriae) Anna llurke (Sanford) Mr> InD Ju d k tm and hahg boy (Sanford) Arthur Ilrown (D ellary) fh a rlri Flower* (Sanfordl r ay t:T» fiM ID ID ,,, »1" in d u .t r r o* H I Kcarch lur T e m u r i s * H i Play Ynur lluneh 111 rlul'tlna l.lKhl 111 ttpan Wind."* 1)1 l.lLarar# H I N*w» l i t A* T h # W o r ld T u r n * <)• Flo ri da Itoum H i T r u t h « r c. inrouan fa* <41 J i m m y Daan H i I ' . v In t'ourl H I l l . a a l a ll .e ala H ) 11" u .* I’artv H i Mualc HI' ■" < l i L . ' U M Dr ".alnn* i l r 111* F a r n i l I t i Haal Ih* ' T " e k H r F r o m 1l..a* ll'.'.la I t l V a r d lr t la Voura 111 W h o Do To u T r u . i H i A m t r l e a n llandaland l i t rjuaau For A Da y <11 ll rlu h t a r Day i l l K a c r tl Kt'.rm t i t I ' x u n l t Fair H I I M a * « f Nla ht H I Movl* H > C m la Wall H i I S i p . . * |T«)l t."i a# H i Vdvaniur# T i m * 111 l l m k a l t . a m ll o u n d H i \ V r . ik * r . N * w * .K p o r ia H I Jun al* Jim H I Movl* H I ll * a rt of th* C l i p H I W aa lh ar • N* * a ) * ) t l u n ll o a and Fla hlna i l l Naar I I I J u d l * K"V I*.an I t ) N * w a - Deuala* Kd ward* I I I Don Ooddard H I Fllahl I t ) J a f f a Colli* H I T h l a la Allea <11 Klara Canyon (11 l>*c*int)*r 111 11* <11 X v rr n 111 W M r l y Bird* 111 It Could 11* T n a IW yi* o f $ 3 |0 0 Complete line of— P A IN T A G L A S S M il S. Park PA M 4M Open Sunday ■ A. M. Ml • P. M. FRF.SII FISH — SKA FOOD MKATK — r.RUCKRIKS SOFT DRINKS — NOTIONS B EN N ET T ’S (formerly Holcombe's) 1103 W. Mb • Block* Meat of Preach rnoNK: pa i w a Now Offers — 24 • Hr. Biupprir. BfTPiArdif. ROAD SERVICE Cal — Fa 21108 or FA 2-7244 Night* or FA 2-0872 Day* H. K. HOWE, Owner W. 2nd St. 105 Sanford, FU. ERRAZZ0 Floors Cleaned — Sanded — Polished TERRAZZO WORK OF ALL KINDS I Free Kaiimaten — Call IM SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 2-7621 106 N. Myrtle B A T TE R IE S A »<** to fit an y ear — AIM) — Hm vy De ly ln d n tlrU I Halt e d** and hr M a rin e SPECIAL Introductory OFFER $5 ALLOWANCE ............. your preurnl bn It cry (nwnrd Ih e purrhmae price of ■ YOCAM Battery. OFFER EXPIRES Feb. 14th Seminole Battery Co. 1101 S. French Arrosn. from Farmer*' MM. . FA 2-5306 BATTERIES CHARGED — REBUILT — REPAIRED Now You Can Be SURE This W ill Happen — With the Sanford Atlantic’s TUITIONPAY Plan No one m int atop bln educa­ tion Imickumi of lack of unh. HOW T U m O N F A T WORKS * Uniter the TUITIONPAY pn grum, luw Coat, in.um ) may be obtained by Florida Haatdanta In tb t area terved by the Sanford Atlantic Nall"ita) Bat k to cover all wr any part «| a col­ lege education, inrludmg tuition, board arvt lodging, bool.* and fee# , , . any normal educational elpanvf. Tl'lTIO N l’AY I’UAH loan* ran br made up to LS.000, Borrower* may be paret U, re­ la tiv e or frianda . . . in w m r cmaei even the aludcnt* theaaelve* Th# unly rvK|uif*mrnt 1* that the borrower m eet ordin­ ary Bank credit qualification*. , Appliances Miller Radio & Appliance mm! McRaney - Smith WELSH T I R E S H 0 P @ ^ ■ABY PAYMENT PLAN SALR8 For AH Cara Our Speciality . Orlando, Florida Gas Wladehlcida L ift WALTERS A COMPANY P. o. Rot aai System 10% OFF 5 CURVED **l#Ui i j l A \ IrnlellefieR t i l It Could ll* T« u 1*1 i*«re h F o r T o m o r r o w l i e f Y our Hunch 111 !€» Th s U u M ln g U « h t I D (•I Must* (11 .Vews <1l Libor IM K | A* lh « W nr Irt T u r n * O l no rlrt* K aoiq I D (S I T r u l h or Conee<iuenc*6 (41 J l m m r Dost • Y « r i * t r Ol Pa In C o u r t I . M (11 H i d * tu c l * O l Hou*« I’ar tF o i Hu tle lllneo I D O l Yciunr I>r Malon* ( « » U!| l <) off O l ll«*t Ih* Clork I D I 3 R Fr< ni Tilt** Hr ota l « l V*r<1let la Your* 4t! Who Do You T r u a l I M i l l Q i**n for a D a r •• Completely Iiwtnlled I Mapt* mi ft) 11D STOPS f*L all BRUSHES PAINT PANS ROLLERS ■11 Hi ill 1 : 1* C l HI t il •D HH BED •WEniNG 25' - * OFF h i 1:11 iHl l) <11 1:11 la* I I I Kdaa of N la h t C n u n ly Pair M"*l* , Lnc l* W a l l I ’ueayt P Uybe eae Kafaiy P i n t Ml cka y Jloua# Clue Cartoon Ca rn ival W a a lh a r • N a » * Beerti T u a h o a l Annl# Movl* Bov in a Camara .V .a i W aterf ront i ‘* t * d # m ii"nn>#r «*{ ? , * ,f.“ r"S',"** h i vidao Dta.at j!’ l i! Pri.# t* ittaht ('J* , t> c„uriM. *n s*»# t i t V,#V*f*Un,d,''ll*t#a H , Tot. Hollar T i n t i a i n i r. « . 5 ii ti**11# T f*JfSU“ h H i it c«uM lt*_T"* exarc Id tiE B r l c h t a r Day , — a American Bandalaat eacrat itnrm • :*« Or T i n u n i t y A . M. 1:11 H i T o d a y — t l a r r u n a y 7:11 H I Nan * t . « » i l l c a p t a i n K an garoo II) HI HI <11 HI ItM H i 111 111 Raal g l C o i # H i Baht hind Cloaad Donee H i Maa H u m . . . Khayy tlhowraam iti H i i ’laynoua# t# H i Itouah B i d . re 111 K r n l i Fo rd l l . N H I With T h at* Hand* 13) fln .urb o Marx H D H i Maauuarad* l l ) John Daly I f D H i Nawa . W aa lh ar 11) >**■■ W a a lh a r-a p o rla It D I t ) N a w a -W althar-ap oni H I Movl* t i n t C l J t i k fSar H ) D a l. ll n * Ruron* I h l l H t A . N. I D (1) Today— O arron ay T . t l I t ) Nawa i l l <**■"*la K an aaree ID (1 ) Nawa I N ( 1 ) I’uhlle earvlea 111 R.>mr*r Rnom i l l a'arrarfcTRiar.c* ( I ) Douah ll* Ml H ) V t f k l t t T tm # H ) A r t h u r Ood fray H ) I U r a t.u.v I I I M u t t, ni au o H D H I Traaaur* H u a i t i l l H I Prlc# la Hleht t i n H I CViualdnun N a » # t l D 111 r o n c a n ir a lls n H i Tn * tl'iltar H I Patar It.nd Kara* rM iira y e » H I Hu T a a D S L a V * * H i M arl* NKW YORK - < U P I > - Calorie counting gueili wtll appreciate muihroom rrabm eat tn a rk i. Saule drained content# of I (It'v ounce I can ktng crabm eat in im ill amount of garlic butter. Drain t (4-ounre) can muihroom rapi. Arrange • muthrooma pec Drving on to u t tllcei, and top each rap with I heaping tableipoon m itred crabmeat. 95 1:11 tu r n m i n i n g In e baautlful par forminre from ( h r I m n r h . It w i i I M l:tl itl bM had that all of lhl» talent had to be wiuandrred on a play iufI ** frrlng from paliy. N eit mil in c. Ihe Show of the Month will p retent a lanfnrlied I t * t e n ion of "H am let.” Hut It would t i t llupunl Mhun not iurpriar me at ail If ll were I tit. la T e u r U f a 11: .tH.i .tI _____ to offer "Rebecca of Sunnybrook ll.tln a 1 lb# Farm "., played tnajtnirirrntly, of '*;****' rourie, by (he combined forcei | n.n» 1’ i of Ihe C'oinrdlr K ra n rk lti and the ' * ' N an. vtaathee H I M o ri # Motrow Art T tieatrr. 11:14 i l l Jack Paae For Calorie Counters i« l. ID t;M ** Ja n iri ID ID T il ilely S ir ID till ID The I tunnel Swlm:The NHL’. TV tieurge llurni *how get* the of U .« v a* 111* 1:1* NKW YORK M/PIk—U archeologitU e tc r d c r i d i to ila rt d i g ging Around Manhiltan, I lu g g rlt the plungr th rir ip id n into the i.irth iround CltST\” i DuF'ont Show of the Month. The le rifi U p o u rited of an ■Imoit ilig g irin g divMinn te dramatic arltfarli. ft ia a lillie like the old tune room «f a Ihralriral m uirtim — Immaculate, j*olithrrl, n e a t l y rated and de­ firrated. WrdiMkday tught, Utc Sbuw uf Utr Month (rolled out an exquiiv er iio n H I T i c T a c to uch H i L o r e af U t i H I C o u ld Ha T o n H I Kaarrh far T . . m o r r o w H I Play T o u r Munch <** O u i d l **,} ***• " * i ' f>*uV. J ’ H I Nona H I l.lbaraa* H I Aa th* W o r ld T a r no <*) Fl o ri da Room H I T r u t h cr C . otaouanro H I J l m r n r Daan . T a r l r l y I I I l>ay In (Tnurt i l l H*e1* Baal* H I llnua* I’arty H i Mualc lllneo H I ll le Payoff H I Y ou n e Hr Maloa* < » l Baai l h » Clock < t l T h # Vaidlct I* f t n 111 F r o m Th r a * B ~ i t » H I W h o Do T o u T r u a l <1> Uu aan F o r A D a y H I flr lehta r Day H I A m artr an llandaland I I ) Haerat Alorai I I I I M e * of N l e h t H I C o u n t y Pair i l l M o ri * H I C n c la W alt H I !*->p#y* P U y h o u . a H i M lck a y Mnu.* f’ luh H I W i ld Bill H ic k u k l i t A V aith ar.N an • I t ) P r n M I a y Doctor ( I ) Mott# H I R o r l n e Camara 111 N a n a H I Itahala Q u . r l a l H I Nan* H I Th # rir* b a l l H I Colon*! P l a t k ’ l l N a n a — D o u ila i B dn.rA a ( I ) Don Oodda/d H I W i l l 'l l Train H I O fficia l Da tactlr# H I l . u r t n a . W a lk ft) T » u n T h * Trie# la R le b t ( I I O c tl* A H a rr i e tt H i l' . K M a r . ball I I I Ml tlo a llaryl H I tlunna Itaad 111 M llllana li* H i H a r b o r Com m a nd C l Hal M*>1r t *" n It M Archeologists Could Dig DuPont's Show Of Month grimmer! «n:uti:iuii p. m. H D f*l 'tmcla W a l t H I Topayo r i a r h o n o * It A draaluro T im * H I Wuodi W o o d Pat bar H I W a a t h .y . N a n a .f l D o t t a 111 K a m a r H I Mafia I I I I t a r ln e C a m a r a 111 Nana H I A r l t a t r y an d Paahlc* 111 Nana H I He lane* F i c t i o n Th aaira I l f klraata of Danear I I I N a n a — H o o e la a IMnarda H I N a n a — l i o n tloddard I I I Dr aenar ( l l U in * l l a u a a r H ) S u ra rf'.n l I I I N a n f o r k Confidant!*! H i Hllant ferric# H i T o T a l l •h a T r u t h H i M lckay l l n o n a r H I W y a tt R a n ' i l l (Jaote* ll u r n a H I A r t h u r ffod fra y i f ) lllftam an H I II , a T o M arry A MIDI.m alt * 111 Had Hka lto n IM I. Pm* -u 4 11:44 11:** All Other P A IN T For Saturday Only FAkfag f ; I1 M IJI /.'.TV.1 HI HI 111 IK I ill HI HI I.M ill III HI I D 111 HI HI 1:14 I I I I D Hi III } 11:11 FLA T *3 ID HM <11 Our First Quality R e g u la r 6 6 .1 6 M l C n ll f a n t U n * H I O a r r y Moor# H I Alcan Praaanla 111 K l la r y Quaan H I Nana H I Nana-W aalhar H I W aalbar-Naw a-eport* <41 W a a i h t r lM a w a *p o n o I I I Mo ri* H I Moala I I I J a c k Parr W K U f t R l U A T A M. I I I T o d a y — Oarrawo* H I Nana H I Nana i l l Cantata I I I Nana H I Publla A o r rl moor Boo H ) e t a rr a r f o r m a n a a H I Ilo ue h Me Ml ( I t M a rlin e Tim a < t ) Tr a a a u r* H u n t H I I T U * I* ItleHt H I I L « » * Lucy i l l Mualc B in e " l l CPunldonn N an * ( I I C o nca nlr all on H i T o p Ho lla r H I I ’ator l-lnd Mayo* M il* I I :M <11 111 HI 11:11 H I I'M ill 111 Hi I D HI HI *<•* <11 (d| 111 III III <11 111 111 III 111 111 III III III III <<r III Hi III III HI HI JJ1 Saturday Only INTERIOR U ) ___ M iN CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (6) WDBO-TV CDS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WE8H-TV NBC PAINT Similar To llluttlralion PROGRAMS RND I P . M. SBRYICS FA 6-MSS A t l a n t ic Ba n k . Organised 1926 (AffttaUd Willi Tlie Allan lie National Bank mt Jaekhonville) �i|Ev Shoemaker Construction Co. Sets Formal Opening O f Ravenna Park Model Home On Sunday Afternoon Clean ceramic tU*. Kitchen calls part at which was t grovw, h as ( net* are hy Yorktownc, with for­ Psrson Hrown and Pines ppl* or- 1 mica tops in the newest patterns sn g r trees. The bathrooms, too, have errs In plsuning ttv* horns* un Ms* I. mic Ide and many have vanities lots the minimum sihihuM at trees hsve been removed so that with formica lope. In planning the homea. A. K each home w ill hsve its own Shoemaker. Jr. has included bearing tru ll trees srvd shad*. At I2 M p. m. fu n d * ), the place, framing in progress, ready many features usually found only Other portions of the R aven n a in custom homes. He h is rn d ra Park have large oak ami pine door* at 108 Tempi* Drive. H r for lath, plaatered, etc. tre*s. %tnn» Park, will be open for the A. K. ^shoc maker Jr,, in an* sored to give each home "indi­ Acrordmg to Don How*, who formal showing of (he tirat model nouncisg bi« noen houses said. viduality" and a custom look, 2 i* N . v-aditional and modem has eatrnsive ssp e n rn r* Ol th« born** built hy Shoemaker Coo- "W* invite eaaminalion of tneae home sriiIIiT '*r?.,! E ! * * . .a ia ,* f .’ar atructlon Co., In*, in Ravenna home* in progress, to everyone design have been used with roof feature, and foot for foot, t h r r * lines ranging from the traditional ark. can be assured of the quality of Is more spacious ness, finer q u a ­ T hu borne baa been color-coor­ materials and workmanship we hip or gable—to thr modern flat or butterfly The prices run from lity and ll.o o o more vslue In a dinated by an interior decorator incorporate In every home," Shoemaker Ravenna Park horns with draperies by Mrs. H arry MrAll home* in Ravenna Park Sn.Qfvl to 115.500 ami are avail­ than in any other selling in th is Quarters and furnishing hy iter have ll.rre bedrooms and cilher able under FHA term* with as area t l s comfortable p ric e " . ry'a. Arrow the alreet. 104 Tcm one or two baths Many have lilllf as 14oo down Thr lots ave­ pie Drive also will be on dis­ glass sliding doors upenmc on thr rage 85' a 152' in sire, with many play. In additlci, other bomei outside living area, and still running larger. will ihow various stage* of con others have screened porch** 1 Each of the Ravenna Park alruction: fooling. slab prepared The (Uxirs are all trrra rto and homes is equipped with a fierierfor p ourtri, concrete walla in the window sills of American al Electric range and refrigrra lor — tome with built in plate and oven — ami some have gar­ bage disposal*. In fact, all of the MINNEAPOLIS —011*1 >— Be­ home* base received the Medal lion Award given hy th r Florida cause a carpet is an infrequent Power A Light Co for humrs that purchase for most families, few meet the rlrclrical industry's r e ­ customers know what to look for. Mrs Myra s home fu r­ RAVENNA PARK MODEL IIOMK — Thin is the Shimquirements a t full housepowrr. maker Conatructiun Co. mixlol hunie. located at IflS ample light for living and basic nishing eip ert at the I’niverslty Temple Drive. Ravenna Park, which will he opened tn the electrical appliances and equip of Minnesota, offers these suggr* lions: public Sunday afternoon. All »>f the home* in the Rove inn ment First, deter nine the needs of Included til each home is an Park development, near the Country Club, will have Ihe e ilrrio r convenience outlet, cloth- your home and family. For ex a m ­ •a dryer circuit and garbage dis­ ple. rot ton la cheap but wear* posal rirru it. In addition to the fast and m ats; rayon mats and soils easily but cleans easily: standard features Ravenna Park eventually will wool is resilient, resists soiling have 150 homes. 22 of which will but is subject to attack by motha; be on Lake Ravenna, with many nylon will outwear wool but m a tt Modernizing the kitchen is mod Father is rt-lo veil of postponing lakesirw lots a* well Hard sur­ easily. Price esn be a guide in buy erniring your life! The whole installation of an el* ‘ Irie range face roads will lesd to all parts of the subdivbidn. There also will ing carpeting, Mrs. Zabcl said lious* lakes on sparkle when the and other rrtajoi appliances that be a dedicated park of apprnal- For less than $10. you ran buy- display area la a m-w *leclrlr make tin modem kitchen the first matcly three acres for th r use cotton, rayon, blends of rayon kitchen goal of firry family Now, modof the homeowner* and their fa and nylon and blends of rayon Greatest Joy of all. Is an electric i rutting the kitchen to etectrirlly and wool In the tin to 112 group range—thr whole family enjoy* Is easy to arrange h> any one of milJrs All of this is set in beautiful, there are low prirrd wools; from rleaner. faster, more nutritious t ti c r a l plans—such a* a properly high rolling ground, away from 112 to 115 the ton per cent wools, and Irmpting rlc d ric range conk Impnivc.nrnt or home Improve­ the city noise and confusion, yet and more than 115, high quality ing Mother is relieved of so many ment loan, available at most within a few minutes drive of wools and nylons. tiresome chores, with automatic banks and savings and loan asso srhools, stores, churches and e ln trir rooking on top of stove, • ialiuns Tien, there t* the FIIA The Crawford Street llridtcr In in broiler or oven, and has more 'Itile I method ol inaurrd loan the Sanford Naval Air Station, i Thr Mayfair Inn golf rnursr Is Providence. R, I., is the wnrld'* lime to spend with thr family, your local appliance dealer will A. K. SH O E M A K E R JR. lw glad to get all details lor you time fur outside interests I Just one half mile west. The land. widest—1.147 feet. Homes In Progress May Be Inspected Suggestion Given On Buying Carpet Medallion emHcin (on post in yard) of the Florida 1’ower A Light Co. In addition to thi* home, visitor* may mu other home* in the varum* stage* of construction when visiting, Modernize Kitchen, Modernize Life There is still another type of fmsnrmg that revolves around re uie ol your mortgage An "open end" mortgage ran lie used to finance a kitchen remodeling Job, with small payment* over a long period Don't po-t|Kmr modernising your lllrh en —enjoy electric It vine today and pay as you go! Telephone, Texas, To Get Telephones WASHINGTON IIHTl — Tel*, phone. Tee , Is stout to get tel*, phone service for Ihe first time. The Rural E lrctrfim tion Ad* mini'll ation recently apprmi*d a loan of |.'i5g.0i*0 lo the Win Tel Telephone Co li.r . of Windom, Tea . In ini|i|nve and rspan I serv­ ice in rural areas of Fannin Coun­ ty. Among the ctpandrd servire* mil 1-e a new dial rvrhaugo a t Telephone ipop. 250 in 1050), With one refueling, the .Strate Two third* of the television *rta etc Air Command's new It 5'2<i honihrr i.iu flv more than half- in the world ar* In the United States The welcome mat is out at the new RAVENNA PARK M E D A LLIO N COUNTRY CLUB ROAD HOMES Open for inspection THE BRONZE “LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY" MEDALLION Sunday Feb. 1st is a new nation-wide hallmark for excellence . . . developed to help you determine whether the home you buy meets the modern require­ ment* for more convenient electrical living. 5 Medallion H o m e s .. Featuring • vnnna Park! 8e« the hump* . . . con.*truet**d by Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc., tn meet H O U SE PO W E R . . . 100*200 ampere electric service . . . will* large enough wire . , . and ample circuits, outlast and switches for maximum convenience and efficiency. Today . . . Viait beautiful Rrw that tarn the blunt** medallion FU LL • A L L -E L E C T R IC AMPLE LIGHT FOR LIVING , . . with pnRicr ilium* tutimi throughout the house, for easier teeing , . . more glttmoioua living. FUEL - TYPE IIFATING , . . KICHKN . . . featuring an electric range, refrigerator. water henter and gtslmge disjaiser . . . plus wiring for « complete chi trie home laundry . . . . all tu save you tint*, work and money. wi t h a iierniJH icntly in sta lle d wiill-ty|H> h e rd in g co m fo rta b le on c h illy d a y * . u n it to keep you * alt your need* for better, more comfortable, more economical Florida living electrically I Remember . . . I n Florida, MODERN Ateans ELECTRIC! FLORIDA POW ER & LIGHT COMPANY H ELP IN G 1 BUILD FLORIDA �•' «JTw IStmoiT*m!uft!I> jfc»ty 3SS Jiff. I"1 k i n found H." iMUMiltkn V. *. a n WiM kf ad. i Designs Requested Be Included (ii& h s. fllw a y A In announcing hla Havana! Park lubdivliion, A. K. Shoemaher, Jr. hai alatcd that w h a m s many ptopla haven t the Uma to wait for a cuatom borne, he » » • including In the tftilm and eon•tructlon of each home many of the faaturci which have been r* queued by owners In thr varl-.-i, Pllititin kitaMaa he kh aai■ L.,,) cuatnm homea built< Adur• in f the paat yeara. He b n endtavered to give each home "Indlvidualltf" and a cut tom look. § ■ fijw u d Homes To Feature 'Individuality' nor* than 21 million by III. v#(phoqJi&AA m Our Sincerest Congratulations irntly, planv are on the drawing b,,»rd for lhr*,<* ru ‘lora In thr *t»,«#-*».a» bracket, writ a t teveral other l;pe« of t ir0Ct urMl There are al « aevera) home* In the p rr plann jig stage, yjMt Shoemaker’i cuttnrn h„m„ |l j r t „ a p,.n d l oteteh ma,jc j,y the protpectlvr o»ner, or t t ||ppjn- from * m ig a t:n r or ncwipapcr. In fact, aome plana have been deviled by taking attractive and praetlca' feature* from aeveral plant, Ohc point in Shorn, ukcr’a lalea Tor thote who like tnt Kavenna program !• that hr offm a mm Park ifctlon, ila quiet. Ito n lthe K « golf > a f tours*, r A u r i .* aim who art in no particular hurr> for ■ home, they can have the neareat thing to a euttom home by iiitciln g one of the houiea ro­ yal completed and ehooimg tile, formica and color ache met, etc. Thla chore la simplified In the Shoemaker office, where there i» an eilen iiv t dtaplay of tile, for mien and wall aurfacing Shoemaker h ai further ita tr j that tha development of Ravenna P ark will not atop hit aclivlttri la the cuitom building fltld. P rr vvenlence c fllift r a to the planners, designers and workmen of Shoemaker Construction Company on the Grand Opening of t ’ It planning and specification r * _ *l icrvlce wltli financing under the U-jt tcrmv. His major aim it to »ult the new hornet to the need* and budget of the owners I fie margin* r»n m att m picture frame* vary In m e . The bottom margin la wider than the other th itr. In matting a horuonlal rectangle, make the two aide mar* ginv wider than the top. A vertical rectangle should have the tip margin wider than the aide niargm t. A square ahould have top tn d aide m argin! of the same width. ■■p-aa *u | a fL cw m n a : . fic u ik r. , i - it i r n r . . % v .r to ft — | M l v— J 5 ', ’ ‘ < * . ftip e H -• 91 v --. I v ' ie H p M M ) / i l l W A t « P ‘.,y I k .T a a KEY EMPLOYES OF SHOEMAKER CON* STRUCTION Three are thi, employe.* who keep the vnriouit phase* of Shoemaktr Con* atruetlon Co. going on an efficient ba.-iv. Seated aro -loc Dennison, draftsman, who design* the Shoemaker homes, and Mre. . ■ ■ - j r — -— DTiI W • r _ ^ 5 i U S OFFICE_____ _________ - '* ; - Robert Billhimer, office manager. Standing, left to right, Don llowe, aalea manager; F.dgur Oabornc, general aupcrintendcnt; Ro­ bert Dotson, superintendent of Ravenna Park, and W. I*. Dlekerhoof, accountant. It ia rapectrd that kTo.ooo aln-1 Finland's reindeer are capable glc family houiea will be built In of pulling tlrd i un to go m llei an the U. S. In IMF. hour on abort hauli. ■— . . - — . 4 arte f%v - - - - - fo m p lim w tA of Central Suburban Utilities inc. Community Water Supply A FAMILIAR SIGN — Thin ia the Shoe­ maker Construction Co. sales office in Ra­ venna Park. This building, which fares Country Club Road, ia tha hciui<)U *rt«ni for one of Sanford's newest gubdivisionn. All of the homes in Ravenna Park will t>e given a Congratulations — Shoemaker! onthe RAVENNA grand opening PARK Orlando * GA 3*5280 QonqhcrtjudaJdonA To The SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO, on an outstanding job of home building - of RAVENNA PARK We Are Pleased To Have Been Selected To Install All The Plumbing We're happy to have ! Medallion by thu Florida Power L Light Co. Just to the right of the sales office building is a Isrga sign whiclt proclaims, "Rnvenna Park.” Persona interested in one of the fin­ er homes l i Seminole County may call this sales office, by telephone or in person. ! BUILDING, been selected REMODELING P L UMBI NG HEATI NG to do the plastering ESTHER W ILLIA M S SWIMMING POOLS in these lovely homes!! _ Carl Lommler Bn 44 Longw ood, A M E R I C A N - S T A N D A R D _ _ _ _ CRANE and KOHLER PLUM BIN G C O L E M A N B L E N D - A I R and CHRYSLER A I R - T E M P Heating P fc w ie t l i , W in te r P a rk TEmple 1-4<M9 m s u m i j i u * ii* j. ‘11007 S. Sanford Ave. i — r SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-6562 r �> *, '' ‘ Q o n cp ia h jd a h D i'U k SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. on th e G r a n d O p e n i n g of RAVENNA PARK NEW HOUSE TAKINO SHAPE — Shoemaker Construetififi l ri. eniploye* 7m./ •••o.i.ti 'Mi.I-Xic:. Hnmc under.-we Mruction last week when this photograph was made. This is a familiar scene in Ravenna Park, which will have its formal showing of its model home tm Sunday afternoon. In the background can Ik1seen some of the fine homes in - n .,4 . We re happy to be T h ,. w id e evn an « e to th e le ft o f th e con* struction site will he filled with home* trees available in the background. Note the shade furnishing the famous Shoemaker Reputation Growing Fast A. K. Mtucmaker, Jr. I**s it Incoming known a t one o( the better young builder* in the San­ ford are* lie tiarird in b u tm ctt lor himtclf a little more than three year* ago and since then hat built in excel* of IW hoinct, the majority of which have been cmmm hornet At prevent. Shocma* maker it the large*! “one of akind" htnldre in the Sanford area. Hi* firm l* a member ol the Mid florid* Association of Home Kut'rter* ami the Seminole Countjr *'orne Builder* Assn. Shoema­ ker returned Weducadiy from the National AtaociaUon uf Home Builder* Convention in Chicago, where he got many new idea* on cuntirucHon method* and tna te n a li available today. Shoemaker l» a native of San­ ford. the ton of Mr and Mrt. A. K. Shoemaker Sr. Following hi* graduation from Seminole High School, he attended the Cnivertity of Florida, w herr he graduated with a degree in Conitruction Knginecrtng. A veteran of the Ko rean campaign, he served witn an Fngmeer Construction list!* lion s t a rom lnrction engineer. In all. he has had ninr years *»• perirnce in com m rreisl snd restdenltal conitruction in tiainriVtlle, Urtsndo. and Sanford. He is married to the former Sophia MeDougal and Uvea with her and Ihrir daughter, Rrlh, on South Wtllo* Avenue f Y r o lC t a w B e itrf Kitchens with cabinets of OfcttaxaL ^OceJu All Vnrktnwne ll Kitchens are hut constructed to meet the highrsl possible standards. They’re unconditionally guaranteed against workmanship fur defects in material n ev e r ra th rr lie a it tv fa d e s , peels m ellow s or and ch ip s, I n c re a tf* in ' vvith th e p a s sin g t e a r s . nr five years. SUPERIOR DISTRIBUTORS INC Orl audit 1620 Sliiffi I llv d . HUMES formcriy tion of have left IN TiROVES* — Kuvcmui P«rk was nn orange grove. In coital ruc­ new homes. Shoemaker workers nil of the citrus and oak trees pc>.** r.A T den 5-8775 sible. This is the home at 111I Temple Drive, which has been completed. The photo shows some of the trees surrounding the home. M A K E A D A T E T H IS S U N D A Y • T O V IS IT R A V E N N A PARK The design and features of these attractive new homes will excite your interest \ * Were proud of our association with Shoemaker Construction Company, and offer our sincere congratulaitons on this Grand Opening! G U A R A N T EED v* T IT L E A N D M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y MORTGAGE BANKING TITLE INSURANCE Established in New York since 1924 1622 L Colonial Drive GArden 5-2591 :i �•- A little more than a year a |o the home buying public w at In­ troduced to the eleetriral indus­ try'* Lira Belter Electrically Medallion Home proaram —a na­ tionally intefrated effort to help them ftthion a better way to lit* —electrically. Today, like (littering jeweti agalmt a eounlrytidr of "stoneage" hornet which lack aufflrient houatpower and modern appli­ ance!, the Medallion Hornet sparklr with eaeltement making pottitle a more <omforlabl* and luxurious way of Iking. Utility companica. home build­ er* and electrical contractor* made Ihit conlrati pnttibl# by fulfilling the quality conrept of the Medallion Home a t it wat cnnrelsad under the sponsorship nf Hi parent program, U se Ret ter . Electrically. The reault: more than To.oon Medallion Homes were huilt la til* with iperilled itin d ard a nf eleetriral rieellenee In adequate wiring, appliance equipment and llghtiaf, Thli year'* anim ate nf ion.mo new Medallion Hornet to be eenatrurled la a co n sen su s* one, according to the Medallion Hnma sponsors, and Will undoubt­ edly be tu rp taied before tke year'a end Complete (’neper alia* The unparalltled lucres* nf Me­ dallion Hornet to far w at achiev­ ed in titlrj, suburb*. sown* and davelopment* all acroaa the nation through tho offarta of more than M local electric utilltiea (who award the Medallion) and almoit 1,000 private home builder* (who earned th* right to display the Medallion). Th* reason for th* ■urreaa etas two-fold. Prim arily, more and more famillet are and want to be homeownert. They're buying now hornet —tad they want quality. Aecoodly. lo d ty 't homeowner want* a freth start—a modern Hart. Hem*. the Medallion h td an enstable appeal; a new home with eleetriral eicetlenre. Batle Medallion Standard* The ham* buyer knew the tymhoi of the Medallion Home, permanenlly thoufh unobitrutWely trarm g the h o m t'i facade, meant certified attu ran r* nf the home's eleetriral earetlenr* or lhat It hat pasted mapeetlon. He knew the new home h td lull houtepower and adequate wiring, at least ICO-amper# en tra n rt serv­ ice and a minimum of to elec Irir ftrruil* within the house with ample outlets and twitches for present and future needs Th* tam e buyer knew aleo that Ha (and definitely "h e r' ) Medalboo home had a functional group Ing of appliances in the kitchen, the laundry area and. in caae of Gold Medallion heme*, healing plant a. l a | « n planned for practical Hvlog la work a ad lalaura a t vail aa tho fin*it la dccorativa attrac­ tiveness. MtdalUeo l « a l Typo* The th o se are th* bailc standard* at tho Bronte Medallion liemc. la the caw «hcre the p a r­ ticular Medallion Home i* outitia d la f la it* uie of modern houicpooer. time and labor-sav­ ing appliance* and ll|h tin f for living a Gold Medallion may bo aoarded. What of the future Medallion Home proaparts* They look at shiny and wild as the aymbol Itself. Al manUoned. In IMS 101,000 or mwe Medallion H o n ti ■ro oipocttd to bo built through tbo cooperation ®f local oltrtrlc Utility tnd builders. Of the**. MIDI >0 per rent *r« eipetted to Rock Kilts Woman MILAN. Italy tL 'l* l)-A hug* rock falling from a mountain atop* tmathed a coach on a pas­ senger train near th* Itallan-Swlta border Tuesday. A woman paatanger wat killed and two men were Injured Beatings Charged NICOSIA, Cyprut (Uri| — A commute of Cyprut physician* baa complained to B nlilh Govern­ or Hugh Toot that naked Cypriot gtrla were beaten by Britiah wom­ en troop* last week In tho Tillage PAVING DRAINAGE Seminole Engineering & Construction Co. o P.Os BOX 879 Phones FAirfax 2-6577 and SANKORI), FLA (i Arden 2-2539 STREETS IMPORTANT—Ravenna Park will have paved street* which mMnure up tn county alandarda. Hare, equipment it working on n bate for the atraeta, which will l>* maintained by the contractor for one year. At the end of this time, the county will accept them aa a part of the nmd program. (Hwy 17- 92) SANFORD, FLA Orlando Drive Congratulations Kay Shoemaker for giving to Sanford g r a t u la t io n s S H O llM K W ' Subdivision nii the G ra All The Homes at Ravenna Park are being wired by To THE CONCRETE BLOCKS, OTHER PREFABRICATED PRODUCTS LINTELS. AND CONCRETE USED IN THE CONSTRUCT! OF THESE FINE HOMES WERE M AN U ­ FACTURED RIGHT HERE IN SANFORD £ THESE Fill SPECIFICATIONS 1. PULL HOU8EPOUEB. with Iflfl amp* **r nare te n lee cnl -ante and rnmplatod circuits wills nullela for — (a) Electric Range (b) Malar Heater (*) Waahtr • Dryer 2. AN ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN » l l h la) Range or Ovan 4 Surface Unit (b) Htt Malar Heater (e) Refrigerator (d> Diagonal! Requirements INCLUDE .1. LIGHT FOR LIVING" scientifically planned for a high level of illumination including out­ let* for “ mood lighting — for Irisure ocen* •tone, "work lighting" for kitchen. 4. PERMANENT HEATING SYSTEM—oil THF, OWNER OF A MEDALLION HOME _ . ha* a belli in usliusemsl that hi* bom* will h* up t» dal* tar t e n t# coast, nilb r e s e n t capacity te bandit lb# fotnr* stectriral lead tar all a a je r appliaara* s s g on tho market and ta tk* ptiaalag aiage. “Good W iring Makes A Good Homo Batter’' CONCRETE PRODUCTS Electrical Contracting Division FA 2-6492 % �T" V Construction Off Homo Roquiros Many Talonts Th* cur.rinitllon of ■ new horn* i< not a nne-mia project by any n ta n i. A l«ng procession of men work na a Shoemaker home in Ravenu Park, and they all take pride in w irk t»rll dsoe, | Firit c« the >vbm e ii the surv*yor, wko cr.*--kt the boundary •take*. H* la followed by the for*!.an who lay* out the Job wt'h in in f in e e r » transit. Neat rom* the laborers who dig the footing, placr th* itrel in polllion, tie it and put taddlra un­ der the attel to allow th* con­ crete (rom Vulcan Material! and Miracle Concrete to (low under, around and over th* steel. At this point, the fir«t FIIA and Seminole County building inipectioni are made, after which the footing U pouted and the foundation block* are laid by SOO.V. ANOTH Kit HEAITIFU, 1IOMK— *Thi« i* one of the home* under construction in Knvrina Perk, m development by the Shoemaker Conitruction Co. Soon, this will he a Medallion Home in on* of Sanford-* ••Ruck” Policy and bl* crew Af te r DtWitt Hunter fill* Ihe fi-undatinn with d ean aand, Wall Plumbing A Heating Co. enteri the picture and doe* Ihe rough plumbing work which will be un­ derneath the floor, and itubi in the pipei which will come througn the terarro and lervice the hath room, utility room and kitchen. Toe laborer* tam p the land while wetting It »o that it ii tho- newest subdivision*. All of the home* will wrar the* "Medallion" of the Florida Power and Light Co. Visitors to “open house" at the model home Sunday will see home* in various stages of construction. roughly compacted. * t nder th* bearing partition there I* a drop­ ped ilah reinforced with ateel which make* Ihe footing at thit point 12 inches thick. The hard packed land then is ro iered with two (avert of felt which are hotmopped. to make a complete teal. On top of (hi*, iteel m eih i* filled iniide the entire founda­ tion. and thi* wire is securely tied in place. It Ii now that the FHA and County inspector* make their second inspection, after which the concrete floor la pour­ ed amt R C. Barber pour* the te rra n o floor. Block* then are laid to celling height and lintels from Chapman Concrete Co are placed over Ihe door and window opening*. A four-man framing erew with material from Gator Lumber Co. and Vulcan Materials then puts up the studding, watt partition* and roof framing All m aterial which touches ihe concrete if l elcure prenur* treated for te r­ mite prevention, a* are the fur­ ring strips Alter the furring I* in placr, and the sheathing and ihe roof are on. ihe Croaley win­ dow* from Rrirklin Builder* Sup­ ply are installed. Sanford Electric Company doe* Ihe rough in for the eleetriral •ervire and Ihe houie if ready for the third imperiion The p lm e re r. Carl Lommler, then move* hi* erew in to do tho brown platter coal. After this, and before the finnh m at M p la t­ ter, tnr ceramic life it InaxiirU h r ra n t Muel'er A Son. and the terrain* floor* are ground and polithed. Whan the final rn at nf platter la on. the interior and r u m o r ground* of the building are thoroughly cleaned. Then the trim crew of carpenter* go into action hanging door*, putting in bateboard* and door trim , etc During the latt few itagea of construction. Imperial i>eeorainrt have been painting the trim , ga hie*, block* and other exterior parti of the home and when the platter ia thoroughly dry, the) mote iniide the home to paint the walla and finnh the door* and tnm By this Km* the York to»n* ratline!* have been installed by Superior DUtributor*. Phillip* millwork ha* delivered ihe ftntlh material* and Ihe plumber* and e lirth ria n i have completed their invtallaiinnt. Th# floor* have had their final polish and teal job and Ihe wall furnace, atnve and refrigerator are In plate. Oultide, meanwhile. Ihe drive a* been poured, th* lawn spriggjd and (he thruha and plant a arranged In adv antage. The FHA inspec’or then make* hi* final thorough Intpertion and fill* out a rertiflraie (homing that all tonlinienriei have been romplied with The rounty intperinr make* hi* final maperlion and m u t t hi* eentfirate of orrupanry. A ronaervalive ettim aie would thow that at leait 2k group* of mm. numbering in all about 100. had done tom* work on 'he heut* from the time u wa* started and this would not take Into eonlidtration the driver* who deliver lte n al, the mm in ihe wareuiei mho load ihe truck*, and .hr Mi a. ryv f . f r . - - ~ mi ■« indirerily involved in aupplyiag material for the home C *> eo,V # Seminole County’* Finer H om e* RAVENNA PARK R ED -I-M IX I ’scd In toy I am not at *11 optimistic about any real *ucce*» for the American moon probe project d u r­ ing the next 12 months. Certainly Ihe main event nf Vear One was Ihe Russian suect«« with Ihe do; t v- .> By vending Laika up In her • stellite, the Rutlian* were able In colled extremely interesting and valuable information un hmi a living creature reacts under such condition*. The v e ry firs t la te llitr proved co n clu sively that there w as no re al pe ril In (pare tra v e l from the tn u rh -laikcd about danger of m e te n rilrs The l.aika rvperimrnt then vliow ed than co»mlc ray* worked no serious ill effects on a living sa id lile passenger. The nest logical step. I believe, is to sm d up a manned satellite The Building and bring the man « a fr and sound Similar Ameriran attem pts to than any other metals known lo back In the earth s su rfare. perform the same sort of exploit man. After talks I had with (Sovlrfi Prof. Iwonid Sedov in Paris last year. I concluded lhal ihe Rus­ sians had in 'fa c l planned lo re­ cover Laik* from her Sputnik. Apparently something w e n t wrong Perhaps ihe mechanism which wa* lo eject her cabin from the satellite laded to operate. Rut in iny opinion this was Ihe original Russian project and I believr It point* the path Soviet space research will lake this year. The past 12 month* have seen remarkable Russian achievements in rocket speed and precision In a remarkable demonstration of precision Ihcy recently sent two dogs up lo a high altitude in a rocket and then recovered them whrn they landed back on Ihe earth SEE with mire have not yet succeeded. The Russian lureesa In rocket speed and power has allowed them In hoist estrem ely heavy payloads into erbit arevnd the earth. Newspaper aeeounli has* ex­ plained thia by saying that th* Russians have discovered an ex­ traordinary new fuel far ihair rac­ kets Rut I believe ihli esplanalion Ii Incorrect. In my opinion the Russians a rt •till using Ihe classir roeket fuel* available lo all. I am convinced Ihe secret of their ealraordinary racket power ii a sariea of new m atal allayi which they have discovered. These ara alloys whirh I believe melt at much higher tem peratures Material They are used lo build th* combullion cham bers at the Russian rocket*- T hu mean* very high temperatures ran he developed in­ iide the** combustion chamber*. (irealer heat in the rnmhuition chamber m eant greater speed and lifting power In the rocket. 1 believe Ihe - Americana have not yet discovered how to mske these alloys. To mv mind, this simple fart also eip lain t why o many American rockets have rfisIntegrated on launching Of A Thousand Uses M IR A CLE CO N CRETE CO. .109 R im . the salmon catch in th* Canadun province of British Colum­ bia brings in about 41 million do!, lari a year. RAVENNA As*. Truck* A ll Phone lU d i* PA 2-47*1 E q u ip p ed PARK! • U/j2 Drive* and W tlk s F«nvuUt«>np, Scientist Says Reds May Orbit Man This Year i H i m i i n b i i I r r mh meIratisl .A letan d rr Ananor, founder nf'ik* Pwnrld Avtronautiral Society Is m l . reviea* Ihe firvl veer of the Apart Age in Ihe follnsisg divpatch and fell* why h r helieve* Ihe second year will *re Ihe Raiiiaa* •ending a man Info orbit around Ihe raithl. By ALEXANDER ANANOV (ttrille n for l filled Pres* Inlrrnalionali PARIS—<L’PI i—A Ruisian aatel|lite with a man in it probably 'w ill lie placed in orbit around the earth during the Sputnik E ra’s sec­ ond y rsr whirh we are now enter­ ing. How the Rutvian* eapert lo grl him tafrly back in earth. I do not know. Hul 1 helieve they are concentrating on Util problem now gnd may have ll lolvrd already. On Ihe o.her hand, I regret to 4 -------- for producing >f * • %. . * f . • f o n Shoemaker Construction Company on the Grand Opening of this new group of beautiful homes. (jJ& ’h a (p J w u d to have been selected to furnish Crosley Awning windows, Wall furnaces, Pre-fab chimneys, Ornamental Iron, Jalousied Doors, thus contributing to the comfort and quality of these homes. . BRICKLIN 37 North .9 BUILDER Aluminum Windows Ornamental Iron Folding Doors Builders Herdware Siiding Glass Doors Steel Door Frames Orange Ave. SUPPLIES ! • Garage Doors u f Flush b Jalousie Doors Heating Equipment Orlando GArden 5-5541 V 11 X �• « Shoemaker's Growth Rapid Our Sincerest I fJU >• fo n q /icd tu Lcd tio n A t » *« to £ I Shoemaker Construction Co. and Grand Opening of fia k k * t • i I J TITLE and ABSTRACT Co. of SANFORD * : M v rr rat c s k im a m u ni am lion r guaranty c o m p a n y Title IM im es FrwvMoa PeeHiea Protection" • oixirr Free ideal PBON1 FA M W 117 W. 1st St. Abstracts • O T itle Escrows Insurance lh« ONLY COMPLETE TITLE RECORDS of Ssmlnole County Florida ter the p u l t l years. He t i n t becime In terfiled in archllecture when, a rhild. he w itched hit O ther build houses. fn f id . hie grandfather w n i ronlrictor also. So. home buildini rum in hii family. During hit riih t years in Ihe A rm y, p ir t of which w i i ipenl in Florida, he w it in the Army Engineers end Kilned i i r r i t d e it of eiperience and training there. Before joining Shoemiker, he h id worked for well-known irrh ite c ti In Ortindo and Winter Park for three years. Drnniton livei with h it wile, Ca rol, and two children, Jolene and Ray, in i home he designed. Jayne Playing Ophelia? Predictions Of Untruth on the development fo w sm n a When A. X. Shoemaker, J r . west into the construction busi­ ness lint* more th in three years ago, his organisation consisted of Edgar Oiborne, field supervisor, i boot ten workmen *nd Mri. Robert Blllhimer in the office 11 nil secretary, bookkeeper ind color coniultm t. Since tb it lime the nffir* n well i i tbe field b n eipindcd com ideribly. The f in t iddition la the Miff was Joe DenniKio, who designs ind drift* ill of the Shoemaker .mme plin i. Dennison ii i native of Maryland. but h i t lived In •l a i n HOLLYWOOD fU l’Ji — Unllrd P r e s s International undertook •ome itar-garing thiv week and rim e up with Ihe following pre­ diction l for the d rn lirn i of Movieland in IMS: Jayne M mitleld will forrgo icay rolei and tow cut gowni in favor or playing Ophelia oppoiite Hunt! Hall in "H am let." Je rry Lewia and Dean Martin will patch up Iheir quarrel and reunite in a movir titled "My Ruddy." with Eddie Fiaher in the tupponing ra il. The Liberate bmthera (Lee and Geotgei also will bury the hatchet in a TV icriea featuring a harmonica band. Mamie Van Doren wtll he named "Mlaa Valentine1! Day" nf IMS, (poung with a cardboard b ra n ). Elvla Wtll Re-enliil Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward will revive the "Ma and Pa Kettla" filmi. Soybean Planting Likened To Corn MADISON, Wii (L’PII A gioup nf Univenlty of Wisconsin m e a r c h e ri report that loybcani can be planted by the "wheel trac k " method aa aurceiafully aa rnrn. With the new method, soybean teed ii planird In rough plowed g ro u n d -in the wheel Irarka nf Ihe trarlur. The reiearchen aay that anyhean yield! can be inr re a led hy aa murh aa IS per rent simply by placing the rowa cloier. Frank Slaalra will atar in a •lory about a new spaperm an who alm oit geta run over by a linger. One of the cheapie producer! will make a aequel to "T he Blob," entitled, "Son of the Blob Faces Mfe for the FBI" sta rrin g Charles Laughton F.lvii Preiley will he releaied from the Army, but sign up for a four year hitch — a t the requeit nf tbe Defense Department and the Ricky Nelson fan clubiA Zsa 7.U Gabor and Marie Mr Donald will forget th eir differ ences to form an independent branch of Ihe PTA, with King Farouk aa secretary trea su rer. Sideburns F o r Booue Gen. Rafael Trujillo J r . will revisit Hollywood on a goodwill lour, lavishing mink coats, for­ eign cars and cam paign buttons (with and without his mustache I on Marjorie Main, Elsa Maawell and Dodie Goodman. Lawrence Welk will learn lo count past uhone and uh-two Mamie Van Doren will bo named "Miss Fourth of July f pos­ ing with a cardboard firecracker). Clean-cut Pal Boone will grow aideburns and durktail to star in " I Was a Ratpacker at Columbia University," c o s t a r r i n g Gary Crosby and Evtlyn, Rudie. Ed Sullivan will gueat star on Steve Allen's show plugging for­ eign cars. Julius LaHosa will launch a video scries, and hire A rthur God­ frey lo add humility to the pro­ gram . Mamie Van Doren will b« named "Miss Thanksgiving" loos­ ing wilh a cardboard turkey) * Mrs Blllhimer h at been in tome phase of the building busi­ ness for the past 12 years. She was one of the firat employees at Plantation Eatatei — long before it became known is DeRary. Af­ ter three and one half years there, she became associated with Drier Weller Hornet and was with this firm until its operations were moved to Champaign, Illi­ nois. She h at worked for Shoe­ maker ever since he siarted in business. The trio of "K ay " Shoemaker, Dennison and Mrs. Blllhimer, held down Ihe A. K. Shoemaker. Jr. office until July, when the firm Wat incorporated and it became neceaiary to have a full time accountant take care of the book*. These dunes are handled ably by W. I. Dlrkcrhoof. Dickerhonf has lived in Sanford for several years, having previously worked for another Sanford builder and at Patrick Air Force Base since coming to Florida from Ohio. He lives with his wife. Irm a, and children. David inn Jane, in a Shoemaker home. More recently Donald 1. Howe has been engaged to handle the sales depsrtment. Don came to Sanford three years ago from Ohio and formerly worked for a Sanford builder and Stenstrom Realty. Moat of the men who started with Shoemaker when he began his building business arc still with him. Bob Dotaco it now the superintendent of Ravenna Park building operations. Other men are LeRoy Benton. Jam es Foster. Robert Miller, John Mitchell Sr. and Joseph Russi. In addition lo these men, the folio »in; are thoie who have en­ tered Shoem ak--r tmploy in the past two and one-half y c a r s ^ "Tennessee * Adams, A r t h u r Boyd. Leon Rtilfum, Krnneth Cook. Jeff D* is- R T. Davis. James Demps. McKinley Harrl*on, V. A. Hipshire. Jamev H. Hodge. Ceeongle Johnson, Charles Lawson. John Henry l*e, William Long. John Mitchell. J r., Frank Moore. J- F. Osborne, Eugene Padgett. Hersebel Powell. John Rlnkavage, Lacy Earl Rouse. Clarence Shockley. Leater k e ln n ^ J r , William Weddle. Jam es Wl1 liams, Carl Boone. Roland Croom, Alfred Horton and David W. \a n Neaa. Sr. ____________ Die Jerea district of Spain, which produces all of U>« world a true sherry wines, Is about the site of New York City’s Manbattan Island. ______ WE ARE PROUD... of our part in the construction of Sanford’s newest and finest housing development — R A V EN N A PARK FOR FINE WORKMANSHIP in TERRAZZO See or call R. C B A R B E R Jswta$20 Qonihadtoh Telephone STate 7-1144 1309 W. Center St. LEESBURG, FLA. • I NSULATE -Quality Spun Rock Wool Insulation MW** ‘ « - * “ TO SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. C o n g r a tu la te on the Graad Opening THE S H O EM A K ER c o h s iw c w * « • " « £ • - CO. PARK For quality lumber and building materials, look for Ihe big GATOR! ■ * RAVENNA RAVENNA PARK GATOR LUMBER CO. ii w n is su d U lL a A tT e EH WITH ORLANDO ROtK WOOL 700 FRENCH “A t the Railroad” 2498 Coolido* I NSUL ATE FA2-7121 �H Mikoyan Goals: Trade, Summit Talks Three Key Areas Govern Medern Home Lighting Mr p v l new so m I'M rwtlca Mini Editor An* Ha i Mikoyan. a Russian deputy premier and ooa of the K ram lln* top la ie im tn . arrived back la Moscow this week la time (nr the H it ipeclat contra** of the Sot irt Communist Party. lie was rrtu rn ia f from a visit to the United Statci, during ¥ tilth he: —Commented f a v o r a b l y on A m rrtran i' ability to drink vodka. ~ Commended unfavorably on U J . foreign policy, particularly a* reta rd * Berlin and the U S. ban on ihlpmeat of itra t* |lc good* to the Sot let Union. —Headed with conilderahlc irri­ tation when prevented from plac­ ing I'S . troop U ndlnta In Leb­ anon in the tam e catetory with Soviet deceit and butcher)’ In crushing the revolution in Hun­ gary. The firit and third point* were incidental to the main purpoac* of hi* vtiil. which probably were two. Trade F irst Objective Mikoyan. ea the Kremlin’* fore­ moil e ip rrt on merchandising, probably had an eipaniloa of trade ai hi* first objective. One of the project* which the parly congrats will be aikrd to rubber itam p la Premier Nikita Khruihchev'e ambitious seven year plan for the economic devel­ opment of tha Soviet Union The announced purpose of the plan is ultimately to make the So Viet Union superior to the United Slates In everything from produc lion of milk to uteri. Thus Mikoyan was in the m ar­ ket here for a wide variety of products ranging from entire chemical plants. In pipelines to credit i Congratulations k ¥ SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION Co. on the opening of your newest subdivision . . Jicwsmna fiah k Carraway&McKibbin General Insurance 114 N . I 'a r k F A 211331 A vc. an exclusive “home address,” RAVENNA PARK IMPERIAL Decorators PAINTING and DECORATING CONTRACTORS 2708 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3716 and FA 2-7011) W. B. Slayton W. E. Klinefelter And thus, too, hie tour reaction when the S t t i g Department blocked hit project. ' Tha cold war In the Sttto De­ partm ent ii continuing." he said To which tho S ato Department replied: " fa tu o u s " Mikoyan'a second purpose here la more conjectural but may have mat with greater tucraas. f o r c t dammit Meeting A diplomatic view of the sudden pressure applied tu tha Soviet Un Ion two months ago to the Berlin problem fa that the Soviet* wore acting with an ultimata view to forcing another meeting at the summit. f o r beauty, convenience, and safety in your bedroom, makr turn three key areas ar properly lighted. These arras, according to the Amarvan Home I.ightmg Insti­ tute, tro the celling, bed, and draeaor. "A lsrga ceiling fisture, con­ $ ■ :> ( it trolled by a well switch at thr room entrance. Is essential (or cheerful overall lighting plus safety and convenience," the In­ stitute said. Lam ps tnty bo suitable for sm all accents, but thry can 't pro­ vide the general light needed In the bedroom. In m in y cases, a £ v ,« C 'w v ^ O ' r v '■ i '■ •• small lam p will rrrai* dangerous j have four to w a it or five 40 shadows which a celling future ' w att bulb*. Make sure a diffusing will elim inate. shield ia used to rover the (with* At the sometime, light from and eliminate glare. the ceiling Irt* you see down into Over the bed, a wall bracket or dresser d raw rrs for rave In pick­ pull down fitiu rci ia practical. A ing out the riot he* you want. A hcdroom celling future should U inch wall bracket consisting of b* at least IT Inches across tn d a 40-walt fluorescent tube shielded by a (serboard provides eicrllent reading light. Or, if )uu prefer, you ran hang ISO-watt pulldown fu tu res ovrr the night stands by the bed. These can be raised or lowered to shed light a* draired. "D on’t neglect the dresser In your bedroom." the institute a d ­ vised "Many women, and even ’ *■ ■v husband*, uie the m irror over,tha dresser to sk! ia d rriila g aod I grooming," Bullet spotlight* with 7$ watt tvulbv mounted on the ceiling qver the dresser provide earellent light for this purpose These future* have swivrl necks for easy 'a d ­ justment To take Bravil nut* front Jthe shell easily, rover the unihrlled mill with cold w ater and bring to a t<oil. B»d s to 5 minutes, ca te r with cold water and let aland a minute. Then crack the shelli. The meals should gome out whole o r to hig pieces. ; - Washington Window Rv LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UP!) - A real solid tribute In the political power uf organited labor is this fact: If any legislation la tnaclad at this session of Congress to penal­ ize bomb violence in labor dis­ putes it probably must come about by indirection and, almost, by chanrr. I'rrsidenl Kiicnhuwer's forth­ coming HJ9 labor reform - bill could and may change that. A* of now. however, bomb violence In labor disputes will heeomr »ubject to federal penslties only because Congress is moving toward a crackdown on another type of bomb outragr. Tills other t y p e I * h a i r bombing of schools, churches and synagogues. thr homes and prop erly of p e r s o n s belonging to racial minorities Heavy Penalties Hill* against such hate bomb log are accumulating In Congrraa. All of them would makr bombing and arson a federal crime under most rlrrum itancrs. These civil rights bills are more than broad enough to cover violence In labor disputes. Thr civil right* bill of 11to Introduced by Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tea.l is drawn *o lightly (h it the fB ! could be o r­ dered out to track down the bombers of a skunk farm. Another is the civil rights bill Introduced by Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (R NY.) on behalf of himself and 1* others represent­ ing both parties. Both bills would invoke ■ death sentence against a bomb thrower whose act costa h u m an jtfe. Mere threats to to il a bomb or. more accurately, the uttering of a false statement that any prem ises would be bombed, could be punished by a year in Jail, a $1000 fine or both. These penal­ ties a r t prescribed prim arily to protect religious and educational property againit hate bombers. Applies to Laber Thr Johnson bill and others would apply equally In labor dieputas or any bomb violence w hat­ ever, although that is not the prime purpose of any of the bills. T hr m ere transport of an riploslve within the United State* for certain specified purposes would be a violation of T the proposed laws. Protected by thr Juhnson bill and others would be any building or other real or personal property if the violence were for the pur­ pose of interfering with its use far business, educational, religious, charilabla or elvle objectives. The bomb technique for the purpose of intim lditing any person pursuing such objectives also would be for­ bidden by federal law, Our Sincere Congratulations TO T H E Shoemaker Consfrucion Co. ON A 1IK A U TIFU I., W K I.I. - P L A N N E D HOM ES D E V E L O P M E N T ‘COUNTRY* IN CITY—Like to live in the •juift o f thr country, yet ''next door",to all o f the city convenience*? R a v e n n a l’nrk will he such h development. Located on treeshaded lots, homes in the all-Mcdallion Ra- RAVENNA PARK vennn Park will h aw the privacy s»f the country, nil o f the convenience* of city liv* imr. Thin construction r i t e 1* on a o f n in n y , Shoemaker Construction Co. is the developrr of Ravenna Park, Too Late To Classify ity Russell K*y Ordinarily I don’t go in for it* tlsttci like laving things end tn end to are how far thry will reach or comparing the height of a building by estimating how many telephone lioukt would have to he itackrd one on top of the other to reach an equal height. Now and thrn 1 do tun Into atatiilica that tell a real itory and are genuinely interesting. Such was the case recently w'uen my good friend Harold Colre of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce adviaed me that he had taken the measurement! of hii girl friend. Miss Florid*, and wai ao thrilled he had to shout about it. He uisd an adding machlnt In­ stead of n tape measure and the answer wasn't M 24 to. but it was equally Impreaaivr. Miss Florida la growing up. She'a a big girl now, and a mighty attractive one. Tb* state's permanent popula­ tion today is 4.441.000 an Increase of 00 par cant ia Uta last aighl yeara. Ours I* the fa itrst growing state in the Union with one eiception, Nevada, which show* a (7 per cent gain. For the past three years, th r weekly ga.n to population for th r statr has been S.Oto. If thr number of new resi­ dents locating in th r atatr were to select one spot H would be like adding a new town thr sue of Pibokre, Punta Garda or Titus­ ville every erven da>«. Try to picture to ritirs of thia altr be­ ing added to Florida earh year and you begin to gel some idea of how the alale is growing We now rank the 17th statr in population. We were 20th only right years ago. Our population today plarrs us clou- tn mill stairs at Indiana or Maitarhu writ* tt> passed Missouri last year and will probably top India na before very long. And these new comers are not all old folk* nr senior citizens a t the politicians call them Broken down, our population fig u rrs ahow that .17 per cent are under 21 years of age, M per cent are (tom 21 to 64 and only 10 per cent are over M Florida's population I* *1 per cent white, and there are to per­ sons per square mile of the slate's area. Only to states are more densely populated today. There ire $4,2(2 square miles of land area In Florida. Only 24 atatra are larger. While In many of F lorida's fas te r growing areas our citrus groves, dairy farms and truck farm s are giving way to new industrial and residential growth yet there are new groves and farm s being developed to more than offset luth losses. The phenomenal growth of our ra ttle Industry hss caused t « mil­ lion acres to ba developed as Im­ proved pasture and our cattle In­ dustry now ranks 11th In beef production ami the industry is growing by leaps and bound*. In d u itrln continue to move in­ to the state and home building has been stepped up in many areas lo provide housing for new comer*. Mail order land sales to prospective home icekers con­ tinues brisk am) many nf these large developments irivort pur chasers Investing in homes a* perm anent residents All indication* point to an rv- ALL - MASONRY SERVICE icllrnt tourist season. Severe wrather has driven thousands lo the state in the past few weeks, and hotels and motel* report good husinrss. With the settlement of airline strikes such earlier* as Eastern, National. TWA, Ib-lla anil othrrs report heavy hooking In Florida from all section* of the country. Harold haa good rsuie to be proud of hi* girl friend. Miss Florida, She la quite a girl and ii gelling "q u ller" and quiler". *• Pope Johns Says Pius ‘True Saint1 VATICAN C m * ( U m - l o p e John XXII I arid Wednesday hi* predecessor, I'ope h u t XII, was •'truly ■ saint M The Pope, speaking lu pilgrims at a general audience,, said he was certain of the former pontiff’* eventual rannniaalion although the Roman Catholic Church hie not started canonisation proceedings. A request for canonisation would have to jom c from some diocesan authority to 1'ius* native Rome or some other church t-ody rsther than from Pore John himself. Legend Mixed Up NOTTINGHAM, England it PI) —legend got all miaed up in Not­ tingham today. Fumeone stole Robin Hood’s how and the sheriff nf Nottingham I* trying lo get it hark for him Hulun Hood’s t<owlri* statue viands outside Nottingham ( ’astir. P P L L E Y BROS.| Masonry Contractors! Hig Knough To Handle Any Type of Masonry Construction; PRESENT OFFICE: 2.754 Manihall HI. .Moving Soon T o — ISX Country Club Drive, Mayfair Manor Estim ates are that about U“ > Three are m orr than lO.UuO grom illion w a is day* are lost each v r a r in the United States slue lo rerie* i n . New York t’lty. Sales the common rohi or is la ird re ­ rnmr to nearly one and a half hillmn dollar* a year sp ira to ry ailments. P- Phone FA 2-5698: v c CONGRATULATIONS — to the , Shoemaker Construction Wishes Co. on the wonderful job done at RAVENNA and congratulation!! PARK to Kay on the Grand Opening of RAVENNA PARK We’re happy to have been selected to manufacture and install the Venetian Blinds Notice the Full length door mirror in the Model Home! %1 ' S sm lu v d k lit GLASS 8. PAINT C O W. Second St. 2-0251 1# �5 f t S 3S5£??TfVv£u ■: •y i w r.- ATTEND THE ■ *v B1V M 81 I m Turn West off French Avenue at K 20th St Follow Country Club Road and watch for our signs .. .. . .n J F *. Only2 V2 miles Larne Lots from Downtown Sanford Citrus, Oak t #1 • and Pine Trees Sunday Feb. 1 from 12:30 til Dark A community water system approved by Florida State SEE OUR MODEL HOME! Board of Health. It's completely furnished and decorated Ravenna Park Homes have these up-to-the minute features: * • quiet neighborhood ideal for families Paved Streets Miami Curbs Wide m *m to protect A cool Silent light Nwltcheo Venetian Blind* Wood Interior trim Terrnuto Hoorn I-argr utility roomi with laundry A dryer connection* Birch Ynrktnwn cabineta with rolled edge formica tope Homes have that Custom Designed" look 10 Ft. Wide Concrete Drives NuTone kitchen exhntwt • fine t GE Range A refrigerator Diftpn*a11 Wall furnnee, Ihermmlntically controlled Sliding doom on moat claeetu Ceramic tile Sill* and tub reccaa Homes fully guaranteed for one year PRICES range from $13,000 to *15,950 ' CC oo nn ve vn en i ei n en t t f ifni n an an c icni n g g e ae saisliyl y a rarrar n an gg ed ed £ > A & e m y a .£ e / l CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC 111 Wert 25th S t at Myrtl. • i-u : Phone FA 2-3103 J �M ish ap s Mas* A re a Record A three-) ear-old Negro child v a t hit hy a Sheriff* patrol car Friday night and admitted to Seranolr Meroorhl Hospital with head tejuriet. M an ia L*e llult was rclratcd this morning, and returned to hi* home a t tits West 11th Si. Witnesses laid that Deputy W. . 'row n e u "going too fa it.” Skid V iarka on the atreet were measured at S3 feet. In other weekend accident*. Mil ter Adolphut Brown w at charted with driving while intoakated when police officer* found him aittin t in hla car in a ditch on Bell Are. Brown ran off the road on /lews Briefs 17 Skiers Injured MILAN, Italy (U P I>—S*vrnte*n ehiera war* injured Sunday nijrht when two buses collided here. No Bread, Or Cake NEW YORK (U I'U —A atrlke Ly g.lKXI bakery werkera hat hallad pradurtion in TOO hakeri** in the New Yo:i m etnv'ottan area. vVrondizi Enus Tour MIAMI ( U l'li—A rtentine Pr*akient Arturo Fronditl ended hia L. 8. visit Sunday by dedlcatlmt a new air terminal here. Robs Grandmother •• .\>IZO£V!V%rI*amu Sugita, 22. -ii)( the weekend , ^ u » grandmother te n th |4 i.a ? ami policy. ‘ v a n (IT !)— w i i caught durafter tying up and making off a life insurance Talks In 12th Week GENEVA (UP1I — The deadkicked U.8.—Britiah - H um an nu­ clear talka entered their 12th week today with no protpect of early agreement in alghl. 8 Trampled To Death m HINGA1UKE ( Ul’i i - o n e aged % ia n and two elderly women were trampled to death in a weekend ■tamped* to collect Chine** new year money packet* from a Chiaeie temple ouliide the city. Lewis ‘Improving’ WASHINGTON ( U l'li — John U. Lawia, one of A m erkan labor's moat controversial figures, waa reported "much unproved'’ today ^ n hte fight for recovery from a ^ e a r t attack. 3 Sailors Killed Slate Toll Is 19 PENSACULA (U PI) — Thro# aallora from a nearby Naval Air ■#baa# wore killed early today whan their speeding. car crashed Into • truck north of here. The Escambia County Sheriffs •Wee said the car, whteh waa apparently traveling at a high M ir of speed, paaaed another ta r and smacked inlo the truck at the interiection of U. S.| Highway to and the Ellyaon Field cut off, about nine miles north of Pensacola. 9 Sheriff Km matt Shelby idrnllBed the dead as Donald Tullla, it. Racine. W la. Lawrence H. Gaia, 22, Milwaukee, Wte., and Jerry Robert Driscoll, 21, Qafn#y, the left ante and traveled To fret in the ditch before coming to real, officer! (aid. The accident occur­ red at i:.W p. m. Saturday. Edmund S. True love. VAH-7, NAS Hanford, fell ailerp at the wheel early Saturday-morning and demolished hia tedan when it hit a tree at East F in t St. and Chap­ man Avr. Alton Ctinloo Coleman. Sanford Negro, waa charged with driving while intoxicated when hia vehicle hit a telephone pole at 7th ante Sanford Ave., late Friday night. A paiaengrr. Dorothy Wilson, vea* taken to St-minute Memorial Ho* pital with injuriei. Other accidentx were reported at 0:26 p m. Friday at Firtl and Park, and 5:27 p. m at Second and la u rel, when a vehicle driven by Donald Willard Fierce J r. col­ lided w/th one driven by Henry L. Alexander. Frank Wilaun, Negro, Orlando, was charged with attempted rape Saturday, and Everett lore Brown waa pot in jail for xtraling a de­ cent package of chicken livers from the Tip-Top grocery. J u n e ! E. Miner, Negro, from NAS Sanford, waa put in the city Jail shortly after being rwleaaed from the county jail for assault and battery. M iner, cut Clifford Winfrey on the bark with a knife. Hr waa apprehended at the main gale of the Naval Air Station, offk rra laid. 'Driver Of Month' Will Be Selected Some fortunate itudent will re ­ ceive the second driver of the month award at Seminole High School Thursday morning. The pre xentatlon will he made at 9:30 in the auditorium. The student will be recognised for outstanding road courtesy and obedience to traffic laws. Award* will Include an engraved silver plaque from Kader'a Jewelry and M gallons of gas from W arner'! Service Station Spoil cured by the Traffic Commitre of Seminole High School, the •‘drivrr of the month" is selected by adults, including police o ffi­ cers, teachers, aqd parents. Stu dent advisor to the committee, Charles Fo«, will introduce Charlie Morrison, who will make the award. Last month U>« fust aw ard waa won kg Steve INiwall. son of. Mrand Mrs. Hjtusf PoWeil. The atu dent la selected from those who have their car* registered for the student parking lot. Mrs. Pearl Peters Succumbs At Home Mrs. Pearl W Peters. T2. R ais­ ed away at her home tn Geneva. Saturday night after a short ill nr as. She waa born Sept. II, ISM. in Americus, Ua. She had lived in Ganeva for SO years. Mr*. Peters was a m r miter of the H illrrett Baptist Church of Geneva, the Geneva Garden Club and the Grneologkat Club. She waa the wife of the late Victor Thomas Peters Survivors Include three daugh­ ters, Mrs. Frederick Bower. O r­ lando: Mrs. W. F. Wilkinson. Enid, Okla.; Mrs. J. M. Jones J r., Okinawa; two grandchildren; one brother, John Worthy, Americus and several meres and nrphewi At teail I t peraopa, counting Funeral services will he an the three aalleia, peri died In ar- oouaced by Rrision Funeral cidenu In Florida over the week­ Home. end, If of them en the highway*. No Dance Tonight Ballroom dancing at the Sanford Civic Center wtU not be held to night. Partly tteedy through Tuesday. Thia w rt« only the class will A Hide confer. High epper 80's, meet from 8 9:30 p. m. <ws T hurs­ bw te H i . Nertheeet wind* I t le day. The class is sponsored by the M miles per beer. Sanford Kerreslion Department. Weather Humane Society Forming Here; Decision Praised The formation of the Seminole hastily when the service* of Mar County Humane Society has been vin lleltm an. managing director greeted with enthusiasm by loeal of th* Orlando Society, were *c law enforcement and health offi cured. Mra. Cowley stressed that rials. the organliation is in no way A small group mat with offi limUrd, and will welcome m em ­ al> from the Orlando Chapter bership* from any county real discus* the Incorporation, by­ dent. laws and constitution of the new "Th# society ran only hecumr ■r sanitation. a valuable rommumiy asset Slim Galloway, county consta­ through the continued Interest and ble, said, "If w* can get thia ro-eperalion of ihr public." she started, many of our moat aermua said. "We will announce « general problem* will be euterd. Af pres­ meeting al a later date, when ent, law officer* and the health officers, a hoard of director* and department must round up all an advisory hoard will hr elect stray animal* and investigate re­ ed." port* of cruelty.’* Attending the meeting w err The Society hopes to become Mr. and Mr*, lleltman, Mr. and . % irorporat*d within two weeks. Mra George II. Garrison. Mr Mrs. Ernest Cowley ha* been and Mra Ralph Jacobus, «u of fhoeen temporary organizational Orlando; from Seminole County, *bairm an. Mra. Cowley said that Galloway, Dr. John Thurmond, ■samberahip It now open, and Val Itobbins, county sanitarian, those who are Interested n a y call and Mra. Arnold Hood, superin­ her at PA 2-22M. tendent of the city too, and Mra. A q aarini last week waa called Constantin* Dtwolski. Hunt For 95 Fails To Produce Clues; 5innal Discounted HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (l!P l) Four p l a n e s and two ships' searched Ihe ice • choked North Atlantic today for clues to the fate of 93 person* on the Danish motor vessel Hans II ed toft which di*ap|wared after striking an Iceherg four days ago. Moderating weather aided Ihe search. But no trace of the bright orange vessel or Its passengers and crew waa Immediately, visi­ ble Faint radio signals had raivrd hope that at least some survivors were alive in a lifeboat or on an ice floe But search director* said today there seemed little likell hood the signals were related to the Hedtoft Royal Canadian Air Force search and re«cue officers said it was believed the signals came from an aircraft or an aircraft homing signal They were not on a distress frequency, they said, nor on frequencies known lo he available to ihe H nlloft's radio or the radios in its llfrhoats Planes m ss.crusted the rough­ ly 100 - square • mile an-a off the southern lip of Greenland this' morning under a I.ooo . foot ceil ing. Visibility w at reported lo Im> seven miles, obscured al tim et by light snow. ) V O ITX U X §>anforfo iim tlft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER* United Press Letued Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 19ii9 Process Is Quiet, Space Expert Says U.S. 3 Killed, 80 Hurt By Bomb In Cuba Incidents Lacking Lags Far Behind Russia Diilies Seeks ideas On Berlin Problem Interviews Slated For Engineer Job HAVANA, Cuba (U P M -Author me* ordered an investigation to­ basis, tigging and sagguig with day to determine whether a bomb the lurn of every new year." he explosion in the midst of a reli­ gious procrtsioa was accidental or said, ' then we'd tu-Urr spew! our a counter revolutionary action. money buying telescopes lo watch Ttiree person* were killed and the Russians pioneer ui spare.’' *0 Injured, many seriously, when Glennan, first witness al the the bomb exploded Sunday In the committee's follow up hearings on midst of 13.000 pilgrim* in a pro studies held tn the Seriale last cession al El Uobrr shrine out­ week, gave this resume of IT.S, - side Santiago de Cuba in Orient* space plans for the iin mediate fu province. lure: Ttiree person* were understood Hurl a 10 ton space craft Inlo. to have been arrested In the p re­ or tilt around the earth by 1961. | lim inary inquiry Fir* a two ton space craft "in­ The explosion firs) was thought to deep space—Ia r beyond the lo have been caused by an aban­ moon" by the sam e year. doned arm y or rebel mine In the Orbit a 73 - Ion space craft Santiago area, which had hern around Ihe earth hy 1963 tile scene of some bitter fighting Glennan did not say in hi* open- in the tong rebellion that toppled ing remarks how (ar along the the Kulgencio Batista regime. space trail Hutsia will he hy Hut expert* said later that ab fDf9* % ’f y • flea* Conceding that Russia has rock blast was caused by a bomb or eta more powerful than anything a grenade in the U S. spare arsenal, GlenThe vtolrnce occurred shortly nan said: before Fidel Castro returned to "We are behind the Russians mi hla Sierra Meastra stronghold to the lima scale because they have launch his land reform program in biggrr boosters. We shall have to which state owned atatea will be spend large sums of money and divided a m o n g Cuba's tenant work harder to attain our space farm ers. goals as soon a s we want." Over 1,500 Visit Local Briefs Ravenna Opening March Nets $155 From Lake Mary Groundhog Sees Shadow, Hustles Back Into Cave PUNX5UTAWNEY, P a , (U P I) — The fam ed (Punxautawney) Sheriffs Ite utles are Investigat­ groundhog, ju st back from a ing the death of an Altamonte Springs Negro who reiwirtrdly shot "successful" trip in Ihe moon, himself with a 12-gauge shotgun hounded mil of hia coiy lair atop last night. Gobbler's Knob al I 23 a, m to M rirkiah Jeremiah F.ppt. 37, day, saw hla shadow, and fure waa found dead in hla home at east six m ore weeks of wintry 6 :IB p. nt. weather, A coroner’s jury will deride While mem tiers of the I'u n itu whelber the death was suicide, la vine) Groundhog Club braved murder or ,v.. elervlal, J. L. K m I six above te rn temperatures on and Vern Brewster, deputy stter Csnoe Ridge, the world a fora iff*, arr investigating. most w calhrr prophet waddled in lu a brighl sunlight He sal up un hu haunt hr a and cast Ihe larg i l l y Manager W a r r e n E. est shadow ev er witnessed during Knowles it attending a meeting In (hr V) vrars nf tin annual ritual, Atnmling tei tradition, when Ihe state treasurer's office la die cut* the Fire and Dolire Officers lha ground hug see* hie shadow Bet ire men) Fund. on <Feb 3, aix week* of cold Aleo in Tallahassee for the two weather are in store Otherwise day session te Fire Chief Mark there would be an early tpring Cleveland. In a brief interview with new* Officials At Capitol FLORIDA____ NO. 801 Virginia Integrates 4 Schools WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dr T ., Keith Glennan. director of Hie N a­ tional Space A d m i n I a tralion, warned t o d a y that Americans most "roll sags our sleeves . furf years lo com e" H ihi-y hope tn catch up with Russia in the ra re lor apace, Mr lull) Ihe House .Spate Com ­ mitter that tim e, money and e f ­ fort must lie poured Into a tu t lalncd U 8 program if thia coun­ R e t u r n to S r x i i k try is to overcam e Russia's lead On the turfare, the U. S. Coast in puwrrtul rocket boosters. Guard cutter Campbell and the "If our space programs are to German motor vessel Potcidon turned back into the ice fields u be run on an off again, on again the tun rose for the brief right hour* of tub - arc tir daylight. The ships have been forcer! to v e e g open water during darkness because of the hazardous ire eon ditions off the Greenland gla eiert which spawn Atlantic Icebergs WASHINGTON (U l'li - Secretary of State John Foster Dulles today sought Ihe Idea* of the new chairman of the Senate Foreign County Commissioners failed to Itelaltons Committee on the tim e­ hire an engineer Saturday morn­ bomb Berlin crisis, Dulles confers al the Capitol ing. Several of (he applicants did not with Chairman J. William Fillallrnd the screening session The bright ID-Ark. i.' until now one of interview* will continue this week. his sternest critic*, before flying The Commission twill mrel In lo Kurnpr Tuesday lo discuss the regular session tomorrow at »i30 Grrman problem with Allied le ad ­ a.ro. A meeting la scheduled fur ers. Fulhrighl already has hsih-d the 2:3<) p. m with Aulliua F relisnd, Itevrnna Park had its formal director of F l o r i d a lloapilal Dulles mission. He said he hoped opening yesterday amt more Bun gram s Under discussion will be the in -rrtary “ will find some 1,500 lersons visited the mod-1 the proposed bounty Health Unit. means lo oi>en up negotiition's home and construction sites during on Germany and other Furopean Ihe afternoon. problems. A. K Shoemaker J r., president Dollrs talked by telephone with of Shoemaker Conet ruction Co., Fulbright Saturday shortly before which Is developing Ravenna Park, the Slate Department announced said he was "well pleased" St the la k e Mary mothers covered the the European trip. Thai waa Just response of th# opening of the iown Friday night «"d turned in owe day after the new chairman model home. tt&3 tor f ie alnW l Mothers Mardi called on Ihe Elsenhower adm inis­ By actual count, more than 1.500 on Polio. tration lo get off "dead ren te r" adults visited Ihe park. The rount Ileadlnr the drivt waa Mr* and take the initiative in settling Included both husband and wife, Richard Keogh, who expressed ap ­ cold war controversies. when both came, but did not In­ preciation for the courtesy extend Another frequent critic of Dul­ clude a large numt-er of childrrn ed th e #workrrs as they called on les' course. Senate Democratic Shoemaker today said he would friend* and neighbor* Whip Mikt Mansfictd (Mont ), like lo "express my rincere appre­ Assisting in the drivr ware Mrs. also praised the secretary's trip ciation to the public amt lo those Curry, Mr* C. W. HjolJom, Mrs. a* an "excellent Idea." lie urged who helped with alien bouse" lie Roy llowall, Mr*. Robert Itugrn Dulles and oth er Allied leaders to added lhal a "s|>ecia| thank you" stein, Mr*. Curtis Green. Mrs abandon their "rigid position" on a as dur Florida Dower A Light Millard Rice, Mia. J . V an , Mrs. Berlin and lay some potillve plan Co., which la providing medal liana C J . McMinnimum. for all Ravenna Dark homes. hefore Russia. Mr*. Pat McCathy. Mr* Hubert Lankford. Mra. Dale Alexander, Mrs. Donald Coleman. Mra. Trd Brooklyn, Mrs Mlldrrd Donaldson, Mrs. Ty Dedrnsn, Mrs Nancy Totnbter, Mr*. Martha Mitchell, Mra Martha Rilley, Mrs. James Chlpman ami Mra. Ida Keogh Negro Found Dead; Investigation Set SANFORD. men before snuggling back un drrgruund to aw ait the arrival of warmer w eather, the ground hog laid rlaim to being the first member of the animal kingdom to reach the moon. lie disclosed he made his space Bight in a five-gallon milk ran. using three gallons of groundhog I -inch for fuel. The punch Is a mysterious potion of liquids and herb* known only lo th* groundhog himself, and l<ee Sullivan, of firial mixologist of the local club. Rival groundhogs al Quarry a wile, Pa., and Hun Prairie, Wis , arr itrirliy "woudrhuck mm grata" hrre. And official U. ft. Weather Bureau forecast!, "Hog w nil " Coal operator Sam light, prrsi di nt of the local groundhog club, annually' raps at the 'rhurk's hole with a willow r a n r In summon out the wise old critter. Charles Casscl. Dell ary. U re ­ cuperating at hi* home following surgery at Grange Memorial Hospital Cassrl la director of the Hanford Male Chorus. Toastm aster's Hub wID meet Wednesday al 6 30 p m. in Mar I omj Restaurant. Last week Ed Graham won the preliminaries In the club speech contest New mem bers Introduced were Vernon Mile. Cameron U w reoce and Honnte Keen. Bob Crumley has relinquished the former name of his Insurance agency and rrplarmi It with hla own. Two yeais ago Crumley purchased Ihe John II Williams Insurance Agency, During that period the name has remained for good wilt purposes and compilestinna with the telephone hook. tin Jan. 16. all prtntrd m ater­ ial, rhecka, and advertising em erged with the name of Ihe Bob Crumley Agency. When the new phone hook I* published, cus­ tom era will find the offira under the "C." Stanley L. Bromley received a bachelor of seieiue degree dur­ ing informal graduation eaerclsea at Stetson University, Friday morning. Ilrumley manages the Stetson Ikaikstorr. He plana to continue |n business. The Central Florida Chapter of the National Multiple Schlerosis Society ha* Iteen organised In Or lando in serve eight eountlee In Central Florida. The counties are Orange, I.*ke, Osceola. Seminole, Flagler, Bre­ vard. Volusia ami Sumter. MS patients. relatives of MS patients or a frond interested In working with MS, should notify Ihr office al 500 Magnolia Ave , office No. 3, Orlando The Perfect Dress DRGVIDF.NCK, H I. (UI’D— Delegates attending a Providence dioteve Catholic youth organiza­ tion meeting Sunday night voted In favor of a resolution that a drv«* ought lo he "light enough tn show the wearer is a woman and louse enough lo show ihe la • lady " Fish Auction Set The < rntral Florida Aquarium Society will meet at a p.m. Wed needs) in the band hall at Sem­ inole High School A fish auction will be held in ad ­ dition lo a program ami business «e**ion. « NORFOLK. Vs. (UPI)—Virjfinia admitted 21 Negroes to white public schools today in a reluctant hut pvuceful nun* from a policy of maaaivo resistance to integration. Seventeen Negroes were admitted to school* in Norfolk and four at Arlington in the Wnnhington auburbs. There w as not the slightest incident, deapita a few pinnpening rumblings that there would be pii'krltng and strife. Until today, affected schools In Norfolk had been rioted sine# last summer in Ihe severe appIG ration of a Virginia law lhat re­ quired the closing of any school lhat was integrated. liy DARRELL GARWOOD Other schools th a t were closed WASHINGTON (U P I)-P re* id rn t under the same law are in Char* Elsenhower told Congress to his lullesvllle—perm itted t > open seg­ first annuel sp arr report today regated today under an eleventh* that the goal of this nation te hour court reprieve that post­ poned integration until nrxt Sep­ peaceful interplanetary flight. loioktng beyond the U.f. proj­ tember—and at F ront Royal in Warren County. The affrrtcd ect to place a man in orbit within school there did nut open today. two years, lha chief t.x*vut(*e 1* saui au along flier* wouiuu 4 said that new programs are aimed he any trouble and there was at "exploring our solar a y .la m M,d Principal Chattel W. Purdue, a form er Duke Univerfirst by unmanned, then ** otjr football alar and now prindmanned deep space vehicles. I pal of Norfolk's Mg Norviaw "Aa man made dev lets, one aft High. In Arlington, w here police pa­ cr another havs reronnoltrred th* frontier* el spar*," he said, trol* and officers with gai masks for anything, "there is a realliation that th* wer* prrpared human raca has begun Ua great­ Schcvi Supt, Ray R. Reid iiM with relief, "I am happy to team est, must daring adventure." "Th* benefits that wtU come as there were no incident* and the! man's peaceful conquest of apace everything is q u ie t." A boycott had been threatened proceeds should he shared with by white pupils a t Arlington MM the world " U failed to develop. Jaal (tear Threshold Joan Pott*, a whit* girl at Ar­ The President’s comment* were contained In a 33 page document, lington, said she did not want te summing up apace achievement! attend school with Negroes and of 193* The annual report la re ­ went home. Her father sent her quired hy th* National Aeronau­ bark to school. Four whit* boys also asked perm ission le leave tics and Spar* Art. Eisenhower said “ a beginning but changed their mind*. has been mad* of which we may wall be proud." But he cautioned that "we are, however, only Just •e a r the threshold.” He ea pressed coeifWWtvc# that th* nation "ha* lha knowledge, Funeral service* war* held at wiU and the skill lo move ahead swiftly and surely In rapidly I p. rn. today for Kevrrly Jean developing areas of technology." Lindsey, Infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin I-. Undsey, 1911 Magnolia Avr. T b r child died shortly after birth Saturday morn­ ing In addition to h e r parrnts, she te survived by three brother*, John Henry larli. It. of 245 1-arry L , Donald D. and Gary Grand Vista, DeRary, died Sun Phillip Undsey; m aternal grand­ day in Seminote Memorial Hoi mother, Mr*. Phillip Drilling, and paternal grandm other, Mr*. Ouida pilal. Mr. Loti moved to DeRary lo lJndsvy, both of Morrtlton, Ark. Services were held at graveside 1934 from Cleveland, O. He was a retired auditor foe General tn Oaklawn Memorial Park, with Electric Corp . a member of th* the Rev. Thomas O'Stean, pastor Presbyterian Church D e B a r y, of the First Methodist Church, oimember of th# Cleveland Hrlght* Brisling Grsmkow Funeral Home F and AM, and past patron of the was m charge of arrangement#. Eastern Star Chapter in Ctev* land Heights. Survivor* Include hia wife, Mr*. Idly C. In ti, DeBary; two son* Robert F. In ti, Philadelphia, Pa., The 73th anniversary of thn and Richard F. laid, Cleveland; one daughter, Mr*. Dorothea L First Baptist Church yastentey hlbbald. Carmel Valley. Cal., waa highlighted hy sermons b f sevan grandchlldrea, one brother Dr. John MeGuire, secretary d Herman Lod, and a sister Mr*. the Florida B aptist Convention. Dr. McGuire chose "What Con­ Anna B. Rolf, both of Fort Wayne, stitute* a G reat Church" lor hte Ind. Funeral service* wtU be held topic. Th* Concord Chutr sang special at 3 p. in. Wednesday In Gramkow Funeral Home. Tha Rev. A. selections for the 2:43 a. m. C. Summrr* will affiriila. In­ venire during Ihe day of eelehra* terment will be held *t a later fTun. Hirhard lloltzclaw was solo­ ist at II a. m. with the Adult dal*. Choir. Displayed in tf u church were momrntos of th# pest, including * copy of Th* Sanford Herald, dated Nov. 25. 1910. Funeral service* for the Infant ton of Mr and Mrs William V llotark, ST^o Mrllunvjlle A ve. wrre held al graveside tery. Th* baby died Thursday The sound par form a nee in the soon after birth in Seminole Mutual Convert Aaaoelalion seriee Memorial Hospital t* presented a t the Hanford The Rev Jose Cardoso of G* Civic Center tomorrow night at teen llaptiat Church officiated. a rift, Surviving, In addition to the p a r­ The Dance D ram a Company, ent*. ar* grandparents, Mr. and featuring Emily Frank*!, la lilted Mrs Gerald llosark, Osteen, and to appear before a largo audience. Mr and Mr* C. K Patterson, Tickets mag be purchased at Ihe Hanford. Gramkow Funeral him e door for those who do not have was in charge of arrangement* memberships. U. 5. Space Goal: Peaceful Flights Final Rites Today For Lindsey Baby John Henry Lotz Dies In Hospital Church Celebrates 75th Anniversary Rites Held Sunday For Hosack Infant Dance Drama Here i£ inML.k*Vw r £ Tomorrow Night Lake Mary Boy Wins 4-H Beef Ribbon WiN.NtvifS IN 4-H HE Eh' SHOW — Top .Mary. laift tu right, Carl Stubbing*. Jerry hornira were won by these boys in the Sem­ Arndt. A rd.n Amdl, Al I I . . ™ (Ju d n ), inole County Beef Show nt the Fnrmer’A Uoten llnnkliu ...I W. R. Hopkln.. Auction market S a tu r d a y murniutr. Blue ribbons were won by Curl Stubbing*, L a k e (Herald Staff Photo) Hereford heifer, Mis* l.arrym an, to ■ win in th* red ribbon group wilh a total of a4 5 point*, and won another red ribbon with hi* Here­ ford bull. Other rad ribbon winner* were Hubert Hephini, Lake Mary, with M points and Ardea Arndt, Oviedo, with 80.5, Judaea for tee Mtow ware Al u .? , » 'h ?r.S 2 ™ Dawson, Gviado, and Cecil Twckar, {“ .*£ Be-nmole C o u n t y Agricultural Agent. Scoring waa baaad e a show­ Hcminole Leader II. Je rry Arndt, Oviedo, showed hte manship, fitting and eendttloniag A l ake Mary lazy look lop hon­ or* Saturday in Ihe third annual Seminole ( mmly 4 II Club Beei' Show, Cart Stubbing* compiled a total of p i 7 point* out of a possible 100, a* he diaplayed Ills .Shorthorn betfer, Seminole U a d e r’s Has*. of the animal, record books and th* judge's score o f th* animal. Premium money w aa gtvra by the Sam inula County Cattlemen'* Amo rial ion. Th* rixzw wn* a new eaperieaoo for many of the boy*. A number ed spectators pitched in to help groom and dreaa the animate. Ardea Arndt, Oviedo, a n d Richard and Freddie Great a t Loagwoai parlkips ted tar Mm Orel thee. Tha low animate will go la Hte dtetrtt te Ileatwmoo. Fete Id. Mothers March On Polio In Sanford Tonight; Please Light Up Your Porch I # � 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 19-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 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/2cef6f38fa52870c707f651bbee106b7.pdf 65f6eaf61e9b5f08aa2f8192c1e31f20 PDF Text Text •* __ . r - M l* I rih il - ;h 1 • f iS iR -.''I < • • ST- Im B Page 8—Wed., Jan. 28, 1069 Adult Classes Set For L p a n School Plans arc brine madr U> offrr adult c liiir t in typing and hook keeping In the Lyman School a n a . according to an announce' Bent by E. S. Douglass. director of Adult and Vocational Educa­ tion in Seminole County. Aa organliational meeting haa been act for Fab. S, at T:3o p m. All adulti who are intrrritrd In taking their course* ihould report to Lyman High School at foat time. The bookkeeping clan will be taught by Roger llarrti. auditor for the county ichool lyilrm and formerly a member of the faculty 0f Seminole High School, Sanford. Typing will be taught lay Mr». Evelyn lloberg of Altamonte •printi. Sira. Iloherg haa had r t tenilve aerretarlal eiperlenre In Washington, D. C., and waa cmad by the Joaeph F. Nehel trading Co., and the ilorg Warner Corp. There have been many request* for a data In home rewing but a teacher haa not aa yet hern found. Aa aonn aa an Imlrudor who can qualify for an adult tem­ porary certificate ran he obtain ed, there rlaiaea will hr addrd. The only charge for thrie eoursai la a regtatration fee of $1.00 and the coat of malerlala. Further Information can be ob­ tained from E. S. Douglass. Di­ rector, Adult A Vocational Educa­ tion, School Adminialrallon llldg., Sanford, Fla. The telephone ia F A J-4105. ALL V IG ITA B L I Lb. Con Q U A N TITY Y O U R C H O IC E! a u st ASTOR VAC PAK or ** CHIU ‘ 3 a M AXW EU 1 \ 'A M A L C S I f 00 The L y m a n ^ a n d will aponaor Catsup 'a* 19‘ 27' Pork & Beans con 10‘ Tomato Deep South Libby Bly* Boy ^ 33 Tomato Juice c£* 33' Chunk Tunai-tAT Ncon' 27' Apple Jelly tJ s SSE oo J Ho ** CAM* Full Half or Whole •ROOK COUNTY GA. BRAND HoH or Whofo 1 COUNTRY HAM ■ 89« COUNTRY BACON---79r BOSTON BUTT ■ 49' N O R TO N •ROOKS COUNTY GA. BRAND Feppir Cured W W ES I f IF C H IC K t" *DR k i y PKGt I f 00 FORK ROAST ------- W-D “BRANDED" U. S. CHOICE LAMB Roy Rcllrr. convalscent at the Florida Sanitarium will return home early nett week. Flovor ful Lomb s e t n 0tX „ f C The only woman (rvef to die on foe gallows in Vermont for murdor was a Mrs. Meaki-r, who was oaerulrd In I Wo for poisoning her granddaughter. Loin Chops SHOP — Q t*N‘ i j g — for lh« flow. I (a Ffish and Sen Food Spread lt'» Q uilta d KAISER FOIL O ld O I Facial Sap WOODBURY 3 ^ 33' Grocery ft Ban Food 1108 W. 20th FA 2*0928 Open Sunduya til • Week-Daya Ml 7:30 Pure* Booda *0 BLEACH 41* • J OBflTljaiifoKMWi.i'r*Will rap Du Pont ! f t ,i’n» . • SPONGES * ,. 29‘ „ YUMMIES , 17' pl Lb PALMETTO FARMS SALADS 35' 33' 59 P O T A T O S A L A D '£ PIMENTO CHEESE 8£ Home Style CHILI SARA LEE FROZEN FOUND FIX-A-DRINK 'f e 27' 7 ’*T.t URGE. JUICY Dog Candy 0 i i . JtH ‘ YELLOW SOLID Bennat'a Grope Lb Bog 1 69* SMOKED SAUSAGE Lb 49’ ■ RED, DELICIOUS FRISH • OQg Eat Rita Potatoes 2 49 Apples 2 - 29- 0LE0 » 29 G'fruit 8 &39* CAKE - 79 Rutabagas * 5' CAKE “59 ~ 33' I2in Wida RoN 1 LINK SAUSAGE ■mi / D MAINE RUSIKT B^B-Q SAU CE 'St 49* B E N N E T T ’S I Tendar Shouldar ORANGES * 39 SIOUX BU HONIV Full line of U. B. No. 1 Frenh and Cured Mania Canned Good*, Notion* M d Soft Drink* Fraah Ground Lomb F m c rn Fish Shrimp — Oysters Lobster — Clams PORK SAUSAGE g Sunnylond Little Piggy Breokfots JUICY SWEET FLORIDA Pinn p '^ W l J r - 79? Uma Beans 5 ^ T Frank Roc Mullet Smoked Mullet ; Lamb Roast Lb 49* Lamb Chops Lb 6*5 >&*™ded0yster*2'' King Muckered Bra Trout Haa liana Red Snapper Flounder Mua Fl*h Pompano Mango Snapper Lb 98' Rib Chops Flovor ful Shouldar wV ~ ‘v s - Bennett's Sunnylond Hot or Mild Lamb Breast u> 29' Pat t i es I SAUSAGE SALE! Tender Lomb Fine for Stew . mm' c£ SUNNYLAND TENDER SMOKED Persowal m ' s» i Thrifty Maid 8A-P Toaty Fruit Cocktail Mather*. Pm Limit one with a 55 00 oc morn Food Order Libby Luscious & 'I HOUSE 8 k * ? *'«T|x By Jo llammoad Fbone VA a-UM • • • • ARROW 1 Limit erne with IS. or m itt food 0 -la*. R I G H T S R E S E R V ID Gt. Pkg. P R I C E S G O O D T h u r n . , F r l . , Snt. J » n . 29, 80, 81 Longwood a fried chicken dinner, Saturday. Jan. SI, 1:30 to 0 p. m. A program •t anterlafoment throughout the •Inner la planned. Procceda will toward the purrhaae of new rumrats. F TA Meeting Report waa made on the pro la d of the year at the brief business meeting of the Irmgwood F . T . A. last Tuesday night, pre­ ceding the fashion show presented by the Home Economics DepartKent. Announcement was made- of adult rlaiaea In typing, shorthand and Spanish to begin February 1 Pt the school. Jaytee Molurtadr A motorcade of local Jayccwa and wives atlrndrd thr annual distinguished service award ban quel of the lirLand club last TUeaday night. Hunt nf honor at the tvrnl was national prraldrnt. Bob Coi. Attending. Irom hrrr. wen- lull •nd Marge Lallrrc, Mr. and Mr». Waller llelhea, Mr. and Mrs Kir­ by Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Tatrault and Rirhard Zartman. Oatdoor Dance Jaycce prraldrnt Rill LaUrcc baa announced that the weekly dance for teenagers will lw held In the I-on* wood Park, weather permltling, IhU Friday nlghl. Winners In Iasi week’s cnnleata were Laura Glaser and farllon Tahor. fast dance and Itetsey Chandler and Charles Taw, slow dame Door price waa taken hy Lea Glddens Mrs. Sherry Sammack rmitinn •a with Inst mrl Ion in specialty WHITE Crisco a fc DETERGENT Blue or h lib 1 A R A LEE L IB FROZEN rn U fL C M CHEESE w n iu i SARA Sioux Be* HONEY •r 37' Royal Treat Mushrooms Slim* & 4-a«. 0 1 < Piece* Can O 1 KrtUchmai Wheat Germ ”t? 37' > �Khrushchev Given Full Support Of 21st Red Congress * VOL XLIX MOSCOW i L T I i — The tilt Coin-, munift Party congress of the .He- I vlet Union Wat rapidly dr* Hop ins today into a -how of mat»ivr unity behind Premier Niki­ ta Khrushchev. Only Yugoslavia ha* n n if un der attack for failinf to triumph over “ rcviaiimiam," and the way | was left open for the Yujtotlava to enter the fold attain tomr time in the future. Speaker alter speaker painted a picture of triumph over "rev monism" which reared it* head aince the previou* congress ht l»5ft Approve Ideological l»*ue On the prime Idcoinitical issue, the path to hr followed by sodaliat rounlrie*. Khrushchev’* G I . A l ) Y O U ’R E H E R E M uck U t velum) J r ., preftident of tha Seminole C oun ty C h a m b e r of Com m erce, welcomed M r . and Mr*. A l H n iin rd o to the “ Orfee C lu b " this m o rn in*. T h e Bnitardo* are S a n fo rd ’* “ C ourleay W eek” couple. (H e ra ld S ta ff P ho to) »King Is Pictured As Plot 'Victim' ICBM Squadron To Be Ready Soon ,,.oaee-ulioo. Hcbultal* w '' r * , , r scheduled this afternoon before Criminal Court Judge Hoy H. f* 7 n ? („,f" n t *""*"-*? '*• , m Z ‘ ,.ur,n‘: „ ,n .band* of lb. aU-man Jury. .1 the the stale State ► Bedell U>M thr i l l ; Ihr to prose-on n r o v c ^ cnarge* charge bad failed to »ad .eninneered a plot that King had . . .... -----------i_ ar - , to hlock hia possible Indictment for allegedly paying former slate Rep Boom- Ttllrtl Jr. ItO.OOo lo withdraw a* his iq.ponent m Hie 1#S6 slat* Senate race. -When Mr. King transferred » l o 000 in in currency currency io to air. Mr. Tillctt. fiu.uuo m ien, R was entirely poilllcal in nature, Hoi Mr Mr Kmc is not bring But King is not bring . . . Bui klried hare for violation of alcrtion lows." Bedell said. The defense lawyer pointed oul that King is charged specifically With procuring two deputy sheriffs RolUe Arnold and James Busircc. to testify falsely before the grand Jury- Kvarything el*, i* t«-sida tt*» point, Bedell said. t 'eft I ’k l,' , was rrealevl from part of ('amp a - ,^ tv,r(h llf Iy), h McElroy wa. the lead oil wit- ...............ere wrrr. invited ,,r<1 to U> the lhr FlorM"r id* Slate ,W L Bank, where pn„denl iuvl.tr opened a Joint *av. ,U1' li-ridini (nf tin Ml* Among Ainiinr* 'nk'* account for them* ■l*t* •*rr orange* (mm Pat nct rru " l o - cigarettes and ***"*‘> Koumlilat and An '''re "'1 Store, a dally illary ,,0" k ,r°m the Jolm H William* Insurance \gincy ,.|..,irir (engraved lr» with iheir nanus', an Her trie fry paii from Florida Power ami Light ^ ^ ^ ^ „ Sjn ford * Courtesy Couple-1913. Carol **> Al Bsstardo Yesterday Carol .ported a tor »*««* Hamvey Flonsl Shop. *,l<1 * 1 'utonniere . J h!‘ m ' w .m rr I'aik mg her mother in^ Winter I ark for two wrrkt They Were on their way lo Cleveland when Ihe artesl look plare Al ha* been released from the Air Force and will work for lit* brother in hit rement construction firm Their comments"’ "We are hav­ ing a wonderful lim e ” Evoryone Bryan Willi*, slate auditor, ha* i* *" friendly" ‘"U r lovi il made a report on lhaaccounts and here " Opinion seems to be Uisl record*of John L. Galloway, tax the Basiardns will rcitirn to SaneoUcctor of Seminole County. ford in ihe future The report included July I, '(» Chairman of Courtesy Week is to April 30, '58. Willis' general Jayree Davr Thrasher, •tatemrnt (aid that collection* o f --------------------------------record were properly remitted: . ., _ vremitunccs were made regularly | f U C K H l t S C O T , 'and accurately. . . . According lo WiUu, the percent a«c ut tax rollection* * u v gi««! No charges were made at noon and tii« rolls properly rinsed. Collection* of luccupalional license* tmlay when a pick-up irock hit Ihr were "diligently made" and com rear fender of a passenger car at miMSons to general properly hill­ 1.1th 81. and l.aurcl \- e. Driver of ihe I ruck was Richard ed ("toeing remarks revest m Willi*' opinion, that the records in Russell Cameron, an employe of general ware accurate ami well Harold Kaslnrr Co. Cameron told Sgt*. li*n Butler kept. A total of (i wa* col- and l.eu Ro*k that he could not n r 1let ted on the general roll* in ]t>57. thr car driven by Mr* Sarah Tb* inunglhle rolls showed col- Luella Otgalharp. Orlando. Dam­ age* were rxtimalrd at 11.*>0 to lections of It.VDli io Tha Tb* redan repon was was auhmilUd sul.mliuu to to Mr*- Olgatharp"* Wlthauto tnirV,The , m|area 1U. Oflv, Iw-Roy Collin* and Ih# Iwgs* tnrenl-itrt, officer* eaid. laiiv* Audiling Comnulle' State Audit Cites Seminole Records fsjQ C n Q r g e P l Q C e d Lake Mary Plans For Pioneer Night Pioneer Night will if held in l^k* Mary Feb a Thw annual .-clshraiiui honoring nwwi and wrorutfi oier *W ia anlkdpaled with enthusiasm hy rrsidrnt* at Seminole County stsd 8* neighAlready Frank Evan*, chairman at Pioneer Night, has received more than ft) letter* asking about the observance. People under <W may bw admitted if they bring an oldster with them. Pioneer Night was originated by Kvan*. It will be held from 7-30L30 p. m. in the Lake Mary Cham ver at Commerce buiMing . Thieves Hit Again Sanford Scale Co, Ju7 Cypres* Avw., n entered last night by tRlerea who walked out the front door with a radio ami typewriter. Police found the front door open thi* morning. Entrance was gamed window. — «■ !» T «}» a » • »“ « " nvestigatlon '? > .byfcen*^' headed Democratic leader . ,, jnhnauo IMUMl U WUliniUll, The vlefi n»e chief *»id under questioning that the lamp Cook ICBM station will la- a "soft bale," meaning that the missiles will in- lie-Aleil afmii' gruund He milt edial Dial tluwiUI war cotl>r some at the missiles might . , . , . imrlai *i(ark “* dcstroyedln an initial attack ,,, ,hr Sovieta - possibly b, ml* " lr* '•“ nebed from submarine. Hpeedup on Folarl* McElroy also rev r a t e d that the Navy's I’olans missile as h.-en "downgraded" sonlewhal in order to speed ita development Hr said Ihcre'has'heen " t o W sicrifice in riW Health Possible, Even If Married LONDON t l 'P l i - Dr Kenn.dh Hut chin told BrBIUi men to-lay u y ran .1111 he heallhy - even if 11.0 are married In ihe medical J.Kirn.1 Family Doctor Dr llutchin gave hi* ad vice in an article heidrd "How To Be Healthy Though a Hus hind." Hr did not explain what being married had to dn with making men unhealthy. Dr llutchin said Ihe first rule for healthy husbands was, ' When you are not working — forge! It " Tb r seeond: "Have a daily hath ” He advised husbands not lo gel dressed immediately after their dally hath, "A ir your body," he rounsrllrd. Spend thr lime shaving In the nude or doing rxrrclses Iwrause , u.nl. lo , con!. then Ihr l « l ,y gels air after thr warm hath and the bather Is Iras llkrlv to catch colds. L «u * d W ire K aU b lin h e d 1908 T H U K S I l A V . J A N U A R Y 29, 1059 SANFORD, F L O R ID A N O . 859 Governor Suggests Integration O f Graduate Schools In The Seminole' CoUltlj Cumin in* iuii, Starting In Octubar, , , , , v y thi* in opening gldrvts Tura da> when hr aaid It was all right tor countriea to follow different p*tii* to socialism if they do not veer from Marxist-Ieninist prin­ ciple*. Yugoslavia's Communist Party Wa* keeping silence In the fare of concerted attack* for "revision Urn " It U the only Communut Carol and Al Baatardo arv con their ” arrr*l'‘ yratmlay morning country not to tend a delegation to the Soviet party ronerra*. and vlnred that Sanford it Florida * at the aouth city limit* moat court co*m city. The youngThe "arreal" wa* pari or a the alivcnee wa* noted in 'to*Cleveland, O, couple hive lieen Court cay Week” program that ruw wl,h * aerie* of blaala hy the gueat at the Jayceei ar-d ha* gone .tatewide. Last year Khruahehevand Chlneae Com mu Chamber of Commerce unco Sanlordwaa chosen Florida a ni*’ Premier Chou Knl-si. molt courteous city at the Stale Chamber of Commerce convrn lion Tile Ua *Urdus were taken to the Mayfair Inn. where they spent the night a* guest* of the management. Yesterday after noon thry loured Seminole County BAHTliW (Ul*l) - The defense with Charlie Morrison, public re W ASHING TON (C P I t-D cfrn tc today pictured former stale Sen. laliona director for the Chamber, Secretary Nell II. .MeElroy re­ development*, More* ami fac­ Harry King of Winter Haven aa vealed today tlial the United the victim of political maneuver tories. State* will have a full squadron i.ait night the young tuuplc log in 1956 which “ put I’olk lu vr rerenilv rxinrnerl of inlcrrontmenial halliilir mi* who County In a turmoil that still *»“ «» "*e »">"• «h" from I year. ' T f f r . . ? S l l i i i t i today." Cn.ni by next July. ~ T h e Mimmation came from chief ,h* Air *• ■ abended a t.j rlxA full squadron ia expected to deferur coun.el Cheater Bedell Mayfair Country < lul, include 10 of the 5.V*> mile Alla* of Jacksonville aa King', nine- Tin* morning they w -rr guest* ICBM* MrKIruy told a full scale day old trial on perjury charge* *‘ ,*K Chamber «d Lorn inert r Senate Inquiry they will tie lucat began drawing to a close Ortee Club Al noon they were ed al "Camp Cook." This presum al m the, -layers' Jayecc umcneon. luncheon. Bedell opened the clo.inu argu tonored ><"<>•r<i ai w„ u|d locate them at Van . . followed •n|i„„„i h« ih.- where la n d received a bouquet ilenlierg . ’ ent* and .waa hy me Air force Base which 'Arrested Couple Declare Prow* Commissioners Planning 15 Senators Push Bill To Strengthen Top-Notch Road Program Integration Ruling U ri^Com m unist*P|ei'dc'r W a d y* la» Gomulka and I’almiro TocliftM, head of the Italian Commit nUl in w ” ‘ ................ Khrushchev art the tugc lor Courtesy Crown Fitting, U n ite d AN IN D E P E N D EN T D AILY NEW SPAPER* nlona in have one* m a d budget ruthe*r t linn the five w hich it pinna to Imve one ronct u u u k *i , r u t r u r uinn m e liv e w n a n 11 hitr ut present. * U n d e r th e present *>’Ht«m . each district i* (Glutted u (K*rti*»n of the M utual budifet. T h e r»a d program t* phinneti. to aunie degree, front the district luiai* How m uch nnd w liut ‘ i* constructed depend, to a great extent, on money ivailabie for the particular district. In the future, the Commission will operate on one mad fund for , . _ . , the county, Commissioner* aaid J t l i l t I I C O l* J )8 A S r i G l i planning conatnictlon and spend W ASH ING TON (D P I I — Con ing will he approached on a grea* was asked tovlay to eatabiiah count) wide bast*. a 1*5(1,(100-member youth conserve( omriuiilon Chairman J ohn Krlder «*td that Seminole County tion corps •'will have a real road program in one year." Aa Ihr first *Up toward set SEW VOIlk 1 1’I 'll — Some ft> tludcnia at etclusiv# Finch College ling up the program, the Com for Women became HI from f«>d mission Saturday will Interview pioaoning Wednesday, apparently applicanla fur the new vacant from contaminated tuna fish aalad. county enguieer'a yob. At the nrxl session of the eoun ty governing body, each Com N E W C A S TLE , tingiand tU P I) miaaioncr t* scheduled lo preA mother said in court she »eni a lop priority" road for eontideraiion of Ibr enure group »uuld not buy tier »on a Hick knife Commissioner* will decide road '°.rhalf h.“nr!t»n un ':‘rthd*> “ .h, ' L pu.' priurilir* from a county wide • her and struck her. lp>*l , , However, each CuuunUatoner L o llC l't S lllS U lllM C C will reprrtebi. primarily. Ihe dis Y A l.lK lS TA , Ga (C P U 1. L. i n n from wtdeh he ia rlretcd lurru't. ‘.<5, received IS.ihw i l. H from i r ’"] Among the things suggested h> an insurance firm because lie lived ....... .................. r„, .. I ummistionrrt for ................. eslablldung past Ihr paid-up date of ht* in priority of road* were number •urailir jailicy. of homes, traffic, whether it is eutmecliiiK link and *linil*r yardsticks JA C K SO N V ILLE , Fla tU P li— CommlsMoner* eapressed Ibe Sam C. Smith of iKili'ati, Ala., View that this l)P* of planning movrv] up from Cla*s 0 lo Class A wiwiid give Seminole County thr baseball today by awrptuig the finest load program" In its preddrney of lto- Sunlit Allantic history. i-earur News Briefs Fund Poisons 20 Her Son Objected S a lly N u n i u » S m i t li Ask itevi Recugnitiun Growth Reflected In Economic Facts T o k y o iiip ii Light pn«ai* Japanese (lade orgalUiatlolu are urging Ihe government Ui rrcug mre Communist China in an of* fori lo break the deadlock in re­ lation* between the two countries. Adi es* RecoveringNEW YORK tU P Il llluvtd* actrrss Koxaruie Arlen. l i , wa* in Bellevue Hospital today recover |ing from an overdose of slcijung piH» «hp “ *• reported in g-vM rendition A r t l* u c k D e p lo r e d T A L I U „IA K 8.E E. it ,I'll. __.liOV fact that Florid rant are not more art-conscious I'ollint said Flor Ida's Capitol Building, devoid of art. is s disgrace ‘C o o ’ R e j t 'C t e t i IN D IA N A I’tiL ,8. Did ( L l l t , hf |ndl#J)# ,|ou|e ,„ m , . hill rllm in.tinr a law against hunting ^ f^ * K Slm . or) IMwer that "the eon of a dove is a musical sound." Japs Guard Russian Itv purls (rum the Chamber of Commerce reflect Ihr growth and prosperity M Seminole County in 1UM Bank iletHuils were up 10 T pv r cent, resourirs up 3U |ier rent. F le d rir mrler ilistallathms in hunford were up a 4 per cent; telephone installation* up I'J h With no soiling tHiard In I'Jkl thr cminty building permIIs had inHe on which to base percentage, hut permit* amounted to IIJ,« . W - U. Ikk* Building perm... in Ihe city of Sanford showed the only drop In Ihe report down in T per cent The largest increase was rgfleeted In postal receipt* during the ith qusrtsr. Reeelpls lolilrd tMi.OW, lift R7S more than the same period in the previous year, 'Accounting' Asked 01 Ex-Red Leaders M,,w" Florida Collins Cites Cost A t Negro Colleges TALLAHASSEE (P i'll — flov l.eltoy Collin* announced une» a finnncifl standpoint »* well a* racial. ipecledly today that the Lcilftla He said it i* CMting the state too much money to educate the l.-w Negro.* enrolled in the\*M law- School and graduate school* of AgrlculturPharmacy and home economic* The governor's suggestion waa dropped like a bombshell aa the Cabinet Budget Communion delved into fund irq m -t* for the xiate Nrgro university in the next two year*. A numlter of persons have quietly dlacuised the expense of graduate schools al A AM but Collin* ia the first official to bring II nut in the oixn. lie ordeud Budget Director Harry' Smith io furnish th« Cabinet and legislature complete FI, PASO, Tex, f ill'll— A phy- figure* on co*ts of operating the »ic‘»n wearing a bulletproof ve*t graduate achool* at A IM tinea ®hd with a grudge over an al they were set up nearly a deead# legeil Viiivle pldure of himself and ago In provide Negroes with ■ a former wife, killed Ted Andres*, "separate Inn equal" education, president of thr F.l Tato School Collins said that even In *'ma»it.'aid a* Andres* stepped off a live resistance" stairs like Yir* Couipiiim lse I i lli r li r d ginia and Arkansas, where Urn ....... ............................. _ plane Wednesday night. Tticn tome ostrich like prop.** Dr. Harold D, F.idtmdf, So. who governor* rioted public trhoola ,|. huVying ii* head ln ihe sand , tut „ , ,pe echuol had hern once adjudged in rather than Integrate them, Nei>rnll]r ■■* nfiendine and belli Ilie— sane and sent lu a mental bull grur* and whiles are attending almost no one. will probably tie ,u,l“n' "** ‘ h4^•ir,, w,lh mun,' r graduate university school* to* with mailer. H r-h ail walled all gelher In peace. served up a* a 'reasonable comThe first Ncgru ever lo altrml pnilnl„. • •„ , tr,, ln t|l(, rigid .11- day al thr airport in cowIhi)m cln , „| Avoiding IkmiI s with a black jarket over hi* the University of Florida Law hullrtt roof vrsl, cbe. *lng incom- School at Gainesville wa* enrolled controversy' ai»l «f last September without Incident. ,ltl)|\ J” i„,.w t|lr Senate ,nf. r>*Vvr* • ’V ” Il(1| .^ IJ mlded 1hy these man He shot Andies*, also Ho. who Collins said hr has been told wjj| had Ivri-n with Mrs Andreis (o that Ihr AAM taw school has coat lU V ([, " Ttl„ „lhcr ,)ttlir l U I | ,tghla bill* Ihe National School Boards con (lie statr IS'U.OOO in seven year* Alreavly are in tile hopper. They ven non in San Francisco as they ami ha* graduuled tlie sum total 11 , ' wailed tor an airport ilmoutlnc of six lawyeis are a liberal ‘ Thai is $00,000 per lawyer,** o v v yv » ^ami a' Police said hundred* ^ J bV||s" vlit ___ . . . ............... . ,___of, .person* ........ nropocal lu amend tlie Constilu- saw the killing and heard Andress he snul Cullm* said he under||on %ll t tulvs and local rommu scream as five slugs (ruin a 13 •tamls there are only IN students caliber plslnl entered hit IwHiy. enrolled in Use Negro law school nltle* cuuld take full roiilnd of At Amlrets stum (Kit dying lu- now. Ihe school prnldetn. hy Ken. Her­ tide a baggage rack, hit wife man K Taim mlfe ill Ga l screamed “ My God. stop that Ihiligla* said hit lull, harked hy man1 He Just shot mv husband1" II Democrals and four Hepuldi Aulhorillrs said Andress, a law­ ran*, would "pul our moral liuuse yer. helped Klilinofft wife gel a Ui order" Hr *ald rourt deci divorce tn 1057 by introducing slont in Virginia ihuiild prove tlial mole pliulographt of |lr and Mrs. thr "ruail Ilf inassivr resistance Esduioff ia a blind alley." Kidinoff a l w a y s claimed Ur* IJghls will go on In Lake Mary photograph* werr faked Whan a Friday mgbl lieiHcen 7.M and photographer tried to take a pie ft 30 for the Molhcr'i March lure of him Wednesday night, he Polio snapped "Why dnn'l you use that Women will rail on Ihcir neigh* nude photograph''" hurt III thr rulire area lo collect In ISM. Kidinoff pilnlrd ■ one- for polio, birth defect* and rheu­ edit ion newspaper In which he ac- matoid arthritis. cuird Andress of allowing the Mrs. Rirliard Keogh Is chalt^ Sanlord Merchant* will meet nui'*’ I'i'lures "for extortion and man of Ihe Lake Mary Mother's . I'. nirr tonight it " ,il1 l'"rp>'«es " Andress March. Already aislctied to help a "liiwl toil a J“ r > are Mrs. Boh Huger...... .. Mrs. ! „! discus. . promo 'li"led p‘* * M *»'> and • tion piogram and Ihe organira awarded him IHOnrsi. The dcci Don Coleman, Mrs Dale Alex­ ander. Mr*. C. W. SJoblom. Mr*. lino of the Retail Merchants Divi- sinn is under appeal. Roy Howell J r , Mr*. J . Vsm , ai«u Mrs lluby Linden The Division is open In all Mr*. IVH Brooklyn, Mr*. Pat Sanford merchant* liiere It no Hillcy, Mr*. Curtis Green, Mrs. riprn>e involved (* j McMinnimum. Mrs. Phil i h»ri« * siauhiir, former Sears, Boelmii A ("n executive, has TA I.L a IIASSF.F (U l'l) — Gov. Milrhell, Mr* It. Lankford, Mr*. vitlilcd the executive rommtltre I f Roy Coltini said today he douUs Harold Ilockcrsmilh, Mrs. Pat in planning the *alr* nnmiotioni. (f ihr turnpike will ever I f ex- McCarthy, Mr* Janie* Btiioman, Mauhilr who ha* also given tended north of Orlando although and Mrs. E . Donaldson, much m nslnirlive criticism. I* he still fling* to Ihe ho()e for Additional aid i - ‘" ‘ ne ° 1” * s i * i('"| atlrmptlng In help Hie business linkiny Fort Pierre and Central H leer* may vcall lr*. Keogh to ox fer their st+v;crs men guarantee a good shopping Florida futun II-' will attend thr meet- Collins said an extension to Ing lonighl lo oulllne plans for Orlando would net conflict wilh the Divi-ion Ilia s-rvlera are plana for Inlrrstatr highway con free tlriiciion and thus might I f fraMl -low mown merchants are slide, but be said any construe I ion urged to attend the meeting In north of Orlando would ronllitl Irretl in the growlb and progress witli Ihe proposed Interslalr futile. The oul standing Young F irm e r He said he,.."douM-d s " ("r'| ■■ - sliopiilng com""" ; ‘T '" " " ...........If,.f Hie Seminole County County mud I f (*• Seminole munitx -dt I f reflected by ihrlr financial feasil.lllly of a northern | frM Franrl* Itouinillal, ellen-i'in r Id I f estaldl-hed In *Hrnd.in*r Non In ML n* will h-« il't i al fhe chairman said. (order lo sell bonds to pay for the J,i jcce I nformation llooth, F A The public I* invited ‘ Job. 3 'iftl or hy Cecil Til ler, F A W ASHINGTON f l ’l ' l l - Fifteen senator* today apon*ored a liroad civil right* bill lo hack up Ihc Supreme Court * school Integra bon order with "ma**ive asalat from the federal govern*rlr*' ment. Countering the conciliation plan offered b* cm ale tlrmoeratic leader l.yndon H Johnson, the liberal measure would offer legal, finanrlal and technical aid In achool Integral Ion rate* It would furnish advlre. grvnt* for achool building* and teacher*, and the attorney general's legal Inlervention a* needed, Sen Paul II Douglas I D i l l ) , who Introduced the teg 1*1al ion. *aid he expected the ' threat of filibuster* to lw used against the bill a* It waa in tH.W, Witli ot> vlou* reference to Jnhmon'a pro potal, hr added turr mUlt ri,n’ l,1‘'r •WUMns cv pensive graduate school* al AAM Cnivermy and absorb the Negro aiudrnts Into tcboolt at the two while universities. Collin* *aul Ihr proposition mud b* faced realiitlcally, holli from Official Is Slain By Docior Wearing Bullet-Proof Vest Lake Mary Slates Mothers' March Local Promotion Will Be Discussed Governor Doubts Turnpike In Area Jaycees Accepting Nominations For Best Young Farmer T (»K Ytl I U I'IJ — Japanese puiu* detailed a special guard trxlxy for Soviet AmbatJilor Nicolat T. icd MOSCOW (D P II— Dan V Spl orenku. victim of a drunken sieve ridlnov, leader of thr Ifningrad (lore who tried tn pick a quarrel Communist Party, demanded to with him in ■ Irwin day Ihe "anti - patty" group «< V. M Molotov and other di* grated party member* i f brought IAI.LAHAHSKK t U P U Gov. I f fori' Ihr 21 *t Com muni si r«nI f Roy i dims re-cnphailied to­ grrta fur an acrounling. M em lfrt of the group are Mo day his slant! againsl any pro2-32.15. (uited riiarige in Die Florida Con lotos, Formrr Premier* Nikolai Tlu- name and address of the slilulioO to do away with fire Bulganin and Georgi M Malm mimince should lie sul'mllled. Tlie public erhoolt because of rarial kov, f o r m e r Foreign Minister person who first nominate* the unrest i Dmitri Xhepilov and former mrmwinner will receive a prise. , ' her of Ihe party presidium l-a/ar The Oulslamlmg Young Farmer H u G o t ‘M caSU ^U Kaganovich All have Ifen de should I* between Ibr age* of 21 F S IJ h'n 7 Z \ th a t if the husband ia a F U R UK AW A, Japan I D P I)— A nounced b e f o r e for trying to and 55, and cannot have l-crome 3S TA M -A IIA 8 S E E (C P U — Flor- sedenlary worker he should get l7-y*ar-ald Japanese youih who wreck Ihe party program, during IK58. qualifications are ida Slate Dnivervily’s nuclear rr up an hour earlier and etereixe. stabbed hu Dt-yrar old girl friend A record brrnking crowd attend members of his squadron, Lt 'judged on hit digr-e of prngrea* Spiridinov piaised the aevtn search program was *g:l,11i:i richer He also recommended he wear wilh a dagger In a mode theater year plan outlined by Premier cl lhr ' ham her uf Commer-e Cliarlir Smith L l.llg l Tim lloolry in agricultural career, extent of tmla) as a result of a grant from Just enough elnthcs in ch lly wra- rAfUinriJ (inlay hr got "workfil Nikita Khru*Iirltrv, «iul miff It iirfcc i lid'" this morning. and Chief Ralph Lang good soil and natural resource While “llrfce Club" mcml>eri conservation prarti.es, and contri­ th* federal gi,vrrnn ent for a s tu d y ( liter to k e e p comfortable— o th e r- up" by Ihe gangster picture they had received Ihe Immense rnliius Thr "I trier Club" k * given enjoyed orange Juice, doughnuts bution* to community, state and of th r nucleus of thr atom. wise he w ill be sluggish. lain, of the entire .Soviet people were watching. __ si ____ and coffee Mr* Appleby’s ___ ret nation. “ How pallry and treacherous, [ monthly »o ititrmliice newcomers _______ when viewed sgalnil this hick- ami businessmen to Wit Hanford laurant, Morrison continued tlie anTlie pr- gram la *ponsorcd naground, are Ihr attempts made hy area troductions: Mrs Mary Lynn YU BA C IT Y . ( sltf. i U l’l I — Ihr eoropiralorial" anli • parlyHanlon) • f'ourtesy ( ouj-lc, Mr, Dsmglas. Florida Stale Rank: Mr*. tionaliy by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Resident* of Sem­ Mr*. Ruby MrGre told a .Sutler and Mrs. M lUstardu, was intro- Ann* Hirkuwiki and Mr* Jackie inole County ale urged to submit group, he said. i oimly divorce court Uiat her hus­ duersf by i liar lie Morrison, public Canto, Sanford Nursery; Bill Pur- nomination! Immediately. band Hubert, refu-ed to work and Trillion* director of Ihe Chamber. don* and ass-ciatrs, Jim Robinson told her: The Rastaf'lo* were arTellrd yes anil Wallace Odom, Rich Food "A woman l* lutxy to git a man | terday,morning in a publicity pro-11‘Ian (donors of Ihe orange Juice); these days and you should Support niutiun staged b> Die Jaycee* and Aubrey Adams, Adams Typewriter Generally fair and runtlnaed linr of Seminal# County’• (f it in front of Brewster, The deputy, me." Tlckclt for tii* Victor Borgr ihe Chamber. Courtesy Week is Xrrvice "sleuths" didn't need lo l<g>k for who his solved many difficult Heart Fund Concert may still lie '•ring held slatewide, Jan. 25 31. Harold llardester, Putt . Putt warm through Friday. High today . avex in the county, jumped out of clue* the other day. obtained. Tbe concert will he held ("apt. James Damage, command Golf; Roy O'Keefe, Orlando mort­ 75 to ftu. low tonight M lo #5. IIR A M F U R D . Ontario lU l'I J — Saturday night at H;5o m the Han­ i r Heavy Altaik Wing line, pre­ gage loans; Jean Guay, associate Variable wind* I to I I aallaw par As Sheriff’* Deputy Vein Brew­ bis car and arrested I l f man I . E Gallentine, Winter Park, .Starlings are siuwHqr the clock on ford Clvle Center. ster receive-! a "wanted" rail over sented Cdr. Sid Haney, skipper of Msrcrl Faille signs; and Jolm hour today and tonight. hi* car radio thr other day. he was taken into custody and held ihe post office here by riding lha Droceedt from thr performance the Air Slallon"* newest squadron, Keeiing, manager Sears Store wa* looking at the license lag that fur Imkrland authorities. Hr was hands down from five lo 35 min­ will go to thr Heart Fund. Hj-on V A ll-l, Cdr. Haney told the crowd, here. h wanted for taking money (|a,0iJ0 ) ute* past the hour and then hop­ tors are Uie Seminole County Med­ “I have heard nothing but compli­ was bring read to him. The Fred F ilt e r Chapter of tha Also introduced wa* l.inu* Brewster was silting to has car under false pretenses in Lakeland. ing on again for the ride up from ical Auxiliary, the Jayceei and the ment* from my people about Han­ lltini. now with Odham and Tudor. Royal Ambassadors will meet ia It took just *5 minutes from the 35 to five minute* to the hour. Jaycee Wives Club. al a Fern Park garage When the ford. They arv all very happy here, Among Ilnur attending were (ha Chapter Hut at 7 tonight A Sheriff’* office relayed a telegram time the wire wa* re-c<veil in O r- Ih y ir ride* last from 30 minutes Tlcktts may be purchased at .rod hope to become a part of your members of Ihe County Commis­ special lecture and demonstration sent lo Orlando from Lakeland, isndci to have Gallenllnc lodged Mi on Ih* minute hand to tour hour* Tourhton's Drug Store or the J a y -1community " sion, prominent Hanford buuae**- on electronic* wsU b* given h r 1 on the bunt band. the gwiii* mao’* ear was dirwetke the BetainuJ* C^unly yed. ewe In fo r m *U o o D o o tk . j u u . 0 *0*/ louuduced Ifafee Thomas Carroll f and city leader*. Collins Stands l’ai 'Orfee Club' Sets At tendance Record (Jets (srant Suspect Captured; No 'Clue' Needed Women Just Lucky Tickets Available For Borge Concert Weather Time Moves Slowly K/V Meet Tonight �•* 1 --------- --------------— — ------------ — ----------------------------------------------------------------------------, The aactant P m i u i p n M r frieadi a |fi aa New Year*! Day, beciuae the hatching of egga •ymboUted the beginning of a new Mid-Nation Facet Storm Threat r t f * ft— Thun. Jan. 29,1959 Kitchen aafetjr not# — use a rubber spatula to feed food* lota Each day In tha U . S., 110 baru meet grinders, illreri, or shredden. catch fire. life. '* destructive churned today * toward the Great Lakes. of mill the F lo rid a Stn lu H ank, put up n banner to re m ind Sanford re m deui* tliH t this I* " C o u r t e s y Week". I H e ra ld S ta ff P h o to ) Integration A t A Glance * Far tha paat ie daya, Jack 2iV. I n , to ila r reoortrr far L'ef -t a d Preai laleraalloaal, hat sheen Iraielllag through Ylr* dgial*. A ltb tm i and (ieorgla. In * U m following dlipatch he g iiri 3 an Mtaidrr'a obaeriationa on "h o w the South atanda today on maegregatlon. *" ah S m ■—. ■ By JA C K . V, POX A TL A N TA (U P U -Y o u hear on eery aide in the South today the lat ami uncomp rooming point it thli region will never tntcrata Negroea and white i, Tha white aland 1* that the Professors Probe 'robes Of Probers * Q AINESV1LU! ( L 'P l ) - A croup llnlrerilty of Florida profruor* Say were Inm tlgatlng the In. itlgitioni of a atale legislative Jnvritlgatlng commltlee. a The turnabout probe developed After the profeaiora complained that the Irglilstlvc group waa violating t h e i r ronitltutlonal Rights. The profeatori claimed -that campui roUcemrn called them from their houma and iyfflp r s without auhpoenat *and vubtfcctrd them to lengthy interrogalio n in motel momi without adVlilng them of their comtilutional htghu. Th r Irglilalon, beaded hy Sen Charley Johna, arc investigating allrgrd homoirxiiaUly amonc thfaculty and ihirirnlt at the uni­ versity. D r. W. W. Ehrmann, prnldent of the local chapter of the Ameri­ can Annotation of Unlvrrslly Pro feaaora, dlicloved Wcdnoday that some n o disgruntled instructor* met Turlday night and authorired th rlr eaecullve committee to check the action* of thr Hate group. When the rrport la com­ plete, the results Mill he turnrd ever to the university admlnivtrnHon. P M . Dan Hark of the llnlvcr ally f.aw Collect said fnfnrma tlon he had indicated that thr Johna group was not only violating tha professor*' rigid* hut was "acting without authority glvrn it p y a legislative art. . John* u ld that »urh oomplalola ? n without foundation. ■! Ten Found litand near Glou­ cester, M m . waa au named be­ cause It wav purchased for that Amount of money from thr In jdlant In Colonial time*. south not only will N O T intcgralc, hut by tradition, culture and <l*cniti of custom, the South cannot Integrate And yet on every aide, in var loua way* and in individual inManet*, the Niulh It in fact integrating. The schools of Norfolk, Virgin­ ia'* largrsl city, am] three oilier communities In tha state appar­ ently are going to admit a small group of Negroea neat Monday morning aftrr collapse of ihc "m aiiivc resistance" Jawa which closed nine schools serving* 13,000 students. Atlanta, the ImhiUi ' i great met­ ropolis, has just quietly accepted the dtargregation of Negroea on Its Irollry syatem. There has not been an Incident over It. Thirtyfour other southern rttiea now have integrated buses, inrluding Lillie Kock, New Orleans, Miami, Nashville, Jlichmund, Chatta­ nooga, Dallas, Raleigh and Char­ lotte. Rainier Suspends Monaco's Council M ON TH CARLO, Monaco ( t P » — Prince Rainier lUiptnUril Mon SCO'S ‘ tontfWUlluu today In I *Ud den move against republicans op posed to his absolute rule. Ttie Prinro announced tl.c In detinitn *us(>cn>ion of Monaco's ronstiiution in a suddenly soiled tiled broadraal which interrupted Undid Monte Carlu'a usual stream nf commercial nud hit parade re­ cords. The suipenvion meant the Prince turn self would be the goveminent of Monaco until further notice. The Prlncc'i taction followed speculation In a Freni h newspa per over thr possibility of a "lit tin roup d'etat" in the liny prin­ cipality. The French speculation had hern considered l.irgcly whims I cal since lew hen- believed any irrioui Ihrrat existed to ftalnler’i rule. Itainicr It one of llu- wuild'a few remaining absolute rulers. Last year the Municipal Coun­ cil asked him l<> drlrgalr aomr authorilv to it and Haimer agreed on condition the count il would re­ port on ita work to the * govern m tid"— lo Rainier himself. Today ho said they had not kept I heir word and Hint ho was sus­ pending iho rnnvtllutlon under w liirts they operated. M lird Classroom* On the border (tales, m ore than a quartrr-millJon Negro chil­ dren are now going to public schools with whites. There are 10.000 inure in white classes in Tex** North Carolina haa token Integration. Alabama, Florida, ticorgia, Louisiana. Mississippi, South Car­ olina and Virginia— up lo now— are segregated at public school levels and most of those states have authorired the governor lo close any achool faced with in­ tegration. But the wedge haa been openrd on Ihc ro llrg r level in three of litem — Louisiana, Virginia and Florida. Just oulsldo Montgomery, Ala., the first capital of the Confeder­ acy, a slale circuit Judge went through I he motions of keeping voter registration records in two hravy Nrgro counties from President Eisenhower's new Civil Rights Commission, lie turned them over instead to touMy grand Juries, but those bodo-i promptly made the records available lo the federal invratlgatori. Sen. Lyndon Johnson's proposal for some sort of "mediation board" on acgregation disputes Is rvidcnco that the very lop auulhern Democratic leadership fccts thr South must lake some new positive approach to the prob­ lems. Five Boys Killed, Two Hurt In Crash COCOA REACH, FIs. ( U l 'l t Fivr tccn-sgcd boys were killed instantly amt two oilier* irriously Injured early today when their auto ilanmird Into a partially constructed seawall on the hcaeii near the surf. Pullen said the car was travel­ ing south at about *i miles art hour on the fuggy, unlit beach when it crashed into tlx Inch pipe cvtending over the lop nf wooden pilings. T h r pipe ripped off ihc lop of the car and look parts of Uir boya' heads with It. The dead wrre Identified as Jam** E. Weaver. Krnnelh L. 0. Girdmcr, John Edward Roquemore, Rli hard Charles Knoblrr and Nicklc Hendrick Morgan. All wrra lly c a r o ld i from Orlando. The other two. in crltlrat con dtlion at an Or laruin hospital. uric Identified a* Patrick Cn»l«l la and Kenneth Gocpprr, both 19. 1%um w n aa I m 4 * i r stage productiM# la the 1NMT Mitoa and M la lb* 1MT-M w arn. Heavy snow warnings were for portion* nf Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota A frre/tng ririule made driving hatardous from northwestern Illinois into southern Wisconsin. The storm dumped five Inches of snow Wednesday night at Lan­ der, Wyo.; three inches at Eagle, Colo, and two inches at Casper, Douglas and Cheyenne, Wyo., and at Huron. S.T). Scattered d ritrlr and fog oc­ curred during Ihc night from Ihc Ohio Riser northward into Iowa, I Illinois. Indiana and the upper Great Lakes. Colder w rat her imwerine the storm across the plains was ex­ pected to reach into tbt upper Mississippi V a l l e y Thursday. Snow was predicted fur thr Hocklei, the northern and central plains anil thr upper Mptlssippi. COURTESY IN SANFORD A TLA N TIC HANK — Davu Shower* and thunderstorm* Thrasher stick* n "Bo Courteous" badge on President were rvpectrd In thr lower Mis Robert Bauman. Slickers nnri banners were placed sippi Valley, and d ru rlr ur ram throughout the bank by the .lavcees, sponsors of "Cour­ in Kentucky, Tehncasce and Gcur tesy Week" in Sanford. (Herald Staff Photo) gla. Forrrailers wretched Ihe prog rest of the storm In It* psth east­ ward toward flood-damaged Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Small lluaincs* Admuustra. tion Wednesday declared eight Ohio tnd three Pennsylvania counties disaster areas in the wska of flood*. Th a t meani per­ Ily JO S F I'll I - M YLER hecause Ihe pickers are good and sons whose homes or businesses W ASHINGTON ( U P h -A I I but kind. werr damaged or destroyed by Ih c truth is that Ihi* little man, floods may apply fur 3 per cent one of tliosa present knew why disaster loans to rebuild. Eugene P. Wigner was getting the born in Budapest, Hungary, M years ago, wa* chosc.i because he Sioono and the solid gold medal. Is one of the worlds grratest The exception was Dr. Wigner, physicists, because he contributed a slightly built, friendly little man immeasurably to the success of whose expressive eyes alternate­ the I'.S. atomic project In World ly registered mystilicaliun and War II, and because his idea* underlie Ihc great promise of joyIf you pinned Wigner down, atoms for peace. Wigner, professor of physics RICHMOND. Va. M.'l'lt — A he'd probably tell you he waa strongly segregationist bloc wav plcki'd lu receive this year’s E n ­ at Rrinceton University, received reported trying to rally rnough rico Fermi physics award solely the Fermi award Tuesday In cer­ emonies at the Atomic Energy pressure today to atrrngthrn Gov. Commission Headquarter*. Ger­ J. Lindsay Almond's new antimantown, Md. Among the hun­ integration program. dreds present were other great Almond's plan, based largely atomic scientists, a representative on State tuition irrants to.student* of the Rrriidrnl. scores of high (0 attend private schools, termed governmenL official* and. happier assured or passage at a special almost than her husband. Mrs. legislative session although It eonWigner. talned no definite method lo head HAVANA <UPI> — Two Cuban The award was named after the off integration of arveral areas army "w a r criminals" convicted brilliant Italian • born physicist ne*t week. lie conceded Wednesday that ami sentenced to death In Havana who presided 16 years ago tn Chipublic school* may have to be may lie granted nevsr trials in east­ cago at the birth of ihe first abandoned and h r strongly hinted ern Cuba, tar Irum the "Roman atomic chain reaction brought t h e about by man. Fermi died four the state. In it* long range man­ coliseum atmosphere o f euvers, would turn to a private first war crime* trial here, it was year* ago. Among his wartime co workers syilem, He emphasised the stale reported here today. The report* were touched' off had been Eugene Wigner whose wat not surrendering In Its de­ termination to resist court - or­ by ibacUivurr the hundreds of calculations made possible (he farmers brought to Havana as groat plutonium production plant dered race mixing. Rut he rejecls-tl suggestion* he wilncsscv from Orient* province at Hanford, Waah.. and the growInvoke his police powers lo close In the eastern end of Cuba have Ing family of powrr and propul from Ihe Integration threatened school* begun a m an return to their slon factors detrended in Norfolk. Charlottravillr, Arling­ home* ami the scene of the al­ Hanford. The Fermi award U conferred leged crime*. ton, and Front Royal. Almond suggested thr legisla­ Some sairre* said there may annually by Ihe Atomic Energy tors. after pawing the emergency have been only a weeding out of Commltsion on the recommenda­ stopgap program, m e e t and let the wnnewe* with actual eye wit­ tion of in general advliory roma special com mission begin work nesses retained and Ihote giving mtttce and with Ihe approval of on a more permanent snlilnle- hearsay evidence bring sent Ihc Rroaident. gration plan home. Hut the general belief was He also urged the continued op- a change in venue wa* coming eraiton of private achonls set up for CUO llutistlano* held in Cab­ lilt fall when he rinsed nine ana ‘forlrei* here. school* tn prevent Integration, The two officers sentenced to displacing some 13,000 students. death are Maj. Jesus Sosa Rianco ami Maj. I'edro MoteJon Valdes. Flame thrower* are used fur T h r ir appeal H still under roncnl T H E B R O burning thorns un cactus to make era lion lull Informed i pc mint ion the riant fit for animal con­ was lhey would be granted new trial* near Ihe scene of the crime. sumption. Everybody Knew, Except Recipient Segregation Bloc' Pressures Almond Convicted Cubans May Get Re-Trial Boost celery yields, control diseases with Du Pont ’’M anzate" Du Font "M inute" I* highly effective for con* trol of early blight and late blight of celery. Start applications when plants are established in the field and continue aa frequently as re­ quired. "Manzate'' Is mild on plants, but tough on blights. 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Order t "Parzate" today I emu things roe suite uvino . . . ihhouoh CHUtunr In town or country,., O B S T B A R G A I N M adm ud ik PURE MINK OIL IHAT GIVIS MINK rut its MAONinctmuutu... New taste thrill from tha Super Sue Treasure Chest licit's puic del glit In ted and white — New Chtny Vanil'a It’s Super Sue cicamy Vanilla ice cicam and juict-lidtn red Chttntt. A tin* tah/ing treat that will turn your icfiigeiator into a ‘Trtattttt Chevl" SHAMPOO of goodness. Buy and liy Cherry Vsntlla— -lo./uy,' r i m IHAt JAM! MULIOUJ O lIA M IN YOU* HAIRI You could look the wide world over and never find a cheeper, more capable farm hand than your faithful electric servant — Reddy Kilowatt! With tireless speed end energy, Reddy works around Ute clock . . . can perform more then 300 jobs on the modern farm. Only a “ wired hand" can provide such high n riv IllN iv ilV . nt. on little cost! *»g. II JO Sk i J it FREEI liz c t c plaitlc rala hat * ' .r.ieff . . f . Ma duxi (sietr I* W W l. »->•• til* MM U*r ► *• )*r '•* ****** h** •••■•** IK’ ••• ***** ••* a C**<*f I n •» )» V* a wf m a i n . O a.a a will ha m )*! h .Y n i la »ul .uttir f i l l a* * » » . 0*« iiflai i Nh II. III*. F.S. Reddy atanda avar-raady to aerva you indoor,, too. with plenty of cheap, dependable electric service to lighten houaehold choree . . . to provide more leiaure for happier Florida living. Roumillat & Anderson FA 2-0392 “On The Corner By The Clock” ■■ — ■■ , a ■ ■ d u e F L O R ID A �Thur*. Jan. 29, 1969— Fape 2 Local Students W ill See Atomic Energy Exhibit Hi|h school students in Sanford loon will Hi m the opportu nil.' of sotting icquaimed with the wonders of the present n r it , .. ipecial incmbly profr*mi. Featured on the programs will Hr “ tn ii Atomic World." a travelinf atomic energy exhibit of the l 5. Atomu* Energy i ommu non. Th r exhibit will be ihown at Croonii Acadeni)', Feb. a, and Sr in mole High School, Feb. J The exhibit will he tent lo San ford from the Museum Division of thr Oak Ridge Imtitute of Nu rlear Studies. which manaiei the exhibit, ai well at the American Muteum of Atomic Energy in Oak Rider, Tenn. for [he Comminlon. * Th u Atomic World" i« one of **\rral traveling exhibit! which the Commission hal made avail. able m towni and ritiea all over lor r . S It It deiifned to meet ibe need* of principal*, icienrr leacberi— and civic leadtra in til- mulatmi a deeper Interest in the peacetime u in of ilomic ener *' In Ihr programs, i *i*(f memb»r of the Mutrum Divmon will u k f ,hf ludlroct on in r ic u r non into ihr ammir age. F lilijinf exhibit* and demonstration equipment. the demnnitrator will u p liln in simple language thr fundamentals of atomir energy and how it ro m p irri with other lyptt of energy; how atomic merge |i tiled in agriculture. medicine,* industry. and other fieldi. lllujtrativ. eharti, panel* mo dell and equipment wilt play im portanl rolei in the demonstralinn. One of the outtlanding attraction* of "This Ammir World" will he a drmonilration model of the Van de G ru ff eleetroMatie generator, Th ii device, which generate* 'VI W volte of *taiir electricity. will he u*ed to explain how largr mod ele are u*ed in phvtiev labora tnnea to etudy atomic *tniriurr IFairbanks Happier Peddling Popcorn w kSMINGTON* ( U N ) — The buiinrt* through eollualon between Senate Kackrta Committee heard hiv father. I’aul Dorfman, and trilimonv yesterday that a Cht-; Hoffa, who were o'-l*friend*. Wit(ago friend of Team»ter rre*.dent ne»*e* vald the brokerage firm Jame* R Hoffa withheld fAl.a.'l owned by the younger Dorfman in union invurance premitimt for and hi* mother had csllevtcd more than a million dollar* in evceauve hn ow n unr John P. Findlay, a *taff Inves­ feet and commissions. tigator, taut the fund* eventually were reaiorrd after the commitlee began invetligaiing tramvter N E W YO R K - - i l l’ll — f rank welfare ami pdniion fund* in 1357. Gifford, New York Giant* half, kindlav *aid Allen tiorfman, a baik. Iv the only National Fool broker for two of the fund*, re­ ball larague player ever lo finish tained t i l . till in premium! whuh in the top in In both ball-carry, had been paid by union member* ing ami |t*»*rrcei*ing for two lu keep their group in*urance in straight yean. effect during penode of unem­ ployment. Me <aid Ihi* monev which ihoulit iuiii have been forwarded lo the Mount Vernon Life Iniurancr lo . of New terback H ’by Lajne of the Pm* koek, * n u*ed by Dorfman for burgh Steeler* wear* practically bunr.e** and peraunat purpoiev be. no paddins or proterltve equiptween tUIJ ami li»57. mrnt in*ide In* untl irm. lie elaimi the committee * j i I old Tuesday it would hamper hi* pawing rffi that iMrfman got the Tramalrr rtency. HOLLYWOOD ( U r i ) — Douglas Fairhank* J r , fair-hatred boy at the Court of St. Jame*. may fore go hi* film career to roncentraie on hi* activilie* a* a popcorn ly. coon and other commercial ven­ ture*. Fairhank* debonnairr and Kne Ihh-accented. nowr i* *ellmg top corn lo Engli*h movie theater* tnitrail of peddling hi* old cellu­ loid charm IF* been *rvcn tear* *inre Jun­ Hospital Notes Double Duiv Record January 77 Admission* Ro*r t,er Knight ( Sanfordi Jocelyn S F.van* i Sanfordl Jo Ann Korrl ( Sanford I Cindy Wetton I Genev a i John Jain n Rurk* iSanfoid) France* Powell (Sanlordl Donald Sorague (Sanlordl Harry Patlcr*on iDcliary) Kevin Wilton (Sanfordi Mary Gamboa ( Sanford) Jack J. Mann (Lake Monroe) D m barge* Row far Smith (Deltary) Calv.i Iletbee i'titu**ille) Eddie Morgan (Sanford) Chine Morri* 1Sanford i Ann Not Hampered nrrsni —«in *— Qu*r Big Three Ready To Talk To Reds PARIS 1 1 P I*- The Western the Foiled Stale*. Frame and Wert Three are preparing In rrq r» Germany would meet in Pari* in their offer in Moscow of a meet* March t» align Weitern strategy mg with Soviet leader* on llrrtm, ami agree on proposal* to Iv diplomatic tourer* here tanl today. made al thr Rig Four talk*. Report* from lamdon »avt the Diplomatic sour.r* in Ih e talk* would Iv held a! (hr for Frrn.h caudal «.id Ihe West, in ngn taiinl*trrs' level. The* taut rrnruing their oiler of a Rrrlin no firm date would be proposed, conference made last Dec. HI, but that the meeting probably would make it plain to thr Rus­ would take pliie toward thr coil sian* that they u rrr not bring "panicked" bv the Soviet demand of April in Geneva The London source* said the that Ihe W»»t gel out of Merlin forngn minister* nf llrilaln. Ihe .by ne*l M ay ” 7, TOUCHTON Northerners Embarrassed £ v A v Harrison Ordered New Concentrate To Give Answers Like Real McCoy ORLANDO t l P l i — They've finally come out with froren orange ronrrntratr lhal tastes yust like Ihe resl McCoy. Jack Eos, president of Ihe Munuie Maid Corp., announced Wednesday that testa of the new concentrate show that people ran i tell it apart from freshly squeeied juice. Consumer teats were made in Houston. Cincinnati and Syracuse, he said, and it was found to be "literally indistinguishable from freshly-squeeied juice." In Ihe past, many Florida citrus men have conceded that there is a slight difference In taste between fresh orange Juice and reconstituted froren concentrate. In a stockholder* report, Fox •aid the new concentrate waa developed after years of study. "Approiimslely » per cent of Ihe 1»3*M pick of Minute Mgld and Snow Crop orange concen­ trate is scheduled for production by Ihe new techniques with full production scheduled for the fol­ lowing year," Fox idded. JACK SO N VILLE i l 'I 'l --Jam e s F . Harrison, who turned up in Ariioaa last wrgk after being given up for dead was ordered la appear before ihe state attor­ ney here today in answer ques­ tions about this three month dis­ appearance. Slate Attorney William llalluwet issued • subpoena for Ihe X! year old Indian River City businev* man Wednesday Hilluwes said he hoped Karri tun might be able lo throw tome light on hit mysterious disappear gore shortly before hi* blood spattered ear was found abandon rd here last October. Police said Ibe amount of blood In the car indicated that some one was either killed or seriously Injured A convicted slayer in California confessed earlier this month lo killing Harrison or a man carry Ing hit Identification paper* and then burying Ihe l-od> nrar Jack ton*tile. No body ha* been found. Harrison claims he was struck on thr head by a hitchhiker last Ort. T and suffered amnesia Hr recovered his memory last Fri day sight in Phoenix. A ru , bul insists he d m not remember any­ thing hr did during hit disappear aact. Legal News O f M e n Notice v o t i i r ns- v r r m v rin v m ix T t i iir.nu !*«-. 1st it Flntlds etituit* <*t " n' o t ic c . Id IIS III n r * n vi:v Th lt •’ W* IUk#r 1h• ht'l'tff ttf thm t* hat fiN-t ■all r f rtiflral* fof tat *'* Tl«a -aMiflta**Army PEC Jack L Howell, son l«B tad thtrtan nuclear ftn4 »fft^ of taau«r #, ' >' of Mrs. Margsret E. Howell. 17 4 «if Ih# fiff*|8#f l» Higgins le rr, Sanford, recently IM M n't In a*hlch It «ft« ft»»f**#*l ftrf a* foltnv* arrived in the l'. S. with Ihe Sold C t r lt l l f i f f Jflfc T t i f lai I09II Infantry which hat been assigned aipf t J tina 11 % I* 1>*i D Rm niPTlON i’ii» ra al Fort Bragg. N. C. t •: A U fnt IM I..' 8" I’lii Honk 1 l*aft* The infantry gyroscoped from fi Munich. Germany, to become a .\ftf»v* In nM* In sa»#4 Tran# K pari nf the I7d Airborne Division HrlnWfr ft ft!. All nf aa ) nr*>o*r«% ItftlhK in *‘mnt* f*#mtnn|p at the .North Carolina fort. .pi a.t nf F I *fj 4 ft I n I# ** •ut *» c * r * Howell, a driver In the infan­ (Iflrfttftt fthfttl Ka raelfttn*#*! a cnrdlna to Im* t!i« i»rai«*riA -las try's Company E. entered thr iflhftd In ftufh raMlflrati n»i| la Arm y in April 1»U and arrived • • U In t ha ht vhaf f klfl4»f ftt tho front dnnr of lb* Pftitilnnift c'ounta in Europe in January MM. I'fttir* ffnoftft al Panfnrrt Flnri-la oil tHft first Monday 1n fh» nnfttli Th t 70 year old soldier, whose H ir f h l i l t , •*HI*h !l* I h* *r. -I wife. Frcidinke, it in Germany, Of <lft* "f >larrh. MJ> llfttftd ini« f It h (t«h asf Jftouafh attended Seminote High School and was employed by Rose and •8I4» UKAM 8» P Mar mirtn Moody Sheet Mtlal Works, DayI’lark i'ltMiil **niirt» Pam tons Reach, in rivtliin life. pola <*neiniY F!»»ri<|a In Service don't trouble people In other pr*fr*«ion«. If I fall in a buiineat deal I hive no one |n blame but miself. Thl* it not true in pie* turei." In addition to hit Dougfair Mo­ vie Company, Fairhank* Is a di­ rector of a successful ballpoint pen company, part owner of an Industrial development costrrrn , a rimer* corporation. ■ ho­ tel syndicate and a big wheel In Pirn* Popcorn L td . which dDtrihuie* popcorn to Rrittih Thea­ ter*, hotel* and pub*. •T muit admit I've made more money mil tide of the mo* lei," Ihe natty aelor-butmeuman grinned. "But in all honeity 1 have lo add that the business world im 't at abtoibini *< performing In or producing film* There ire com­ pensation*, though When I went broke In the old dayi Fd icurry around looking for work until t wa* solvent again. That doesn't I happen anymore.” LIGGETT No Job For Negro Page, By JAMfe.S IIAAR steps, said ' The .Southern Demo­ WASHINGTON (U P !I — Embar­ crats are against me." O'Hara, finally contacted alter rassed Northern Democrats wona day and a half search, said that dered what In do today about a would be page boy — a N e g ro - the whole mailer was a "sad mis left on the Capitol doorstep by an understanding." lie insisted that (he tlluslinn could be straightened elusive Chicago congressman out by March I it thr latesl The hoy — 14 year old Jame* A. Rut he didn t say- how "This it a rase of a >r Johnson Jr. of Cluci|o — flew in Washington under the impression . queore of unfortunate misundrr that Rep. Barratt O'Hara ( D il i .) standing*. ' O'Hara tnld U n i t e d bad arranged an appointment for Press International on his return here from Chicago. " I told the him as a House page boy. But ill indications wrre that he boy his appointment had been dr would not get Ibe job. Key Demo- layed and that he could either rra ti denied lhal O'Hira hid the wait In Chicago or come hark yob to give. Chairman Francis E. here to wait developments " Ha said there veas no indication Waller (D-Pa.) of Ihe Democratic Patronage Committee laid he In- that Southern congressmen were formed O ’Hara of thii last Friday. trying lo block thr appointment Waller said that he told O'Hara, "hut then I'm not on the patron before knowing that Jim m y w «i age committee." ■ Negro, that (here was no yob available and O'Hara should not hive Ihe youth come lo Washing­ ton Jim m y, standing on thr Capllol ior ha* made a dvnle and a* of the moment hr ha* no plan* to return in the m een — nor lo perform on IrlevUlon again. •*I have on grrat de*ire In re­ turn In arting " ho laid. 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H i m W IH q w Nationally Advarlisod CASHEW NUTS CASTER TABLE BINNEBWARE SET IMMERSION HEATER 12 OZ. CELLO >AO| Lrattesieod to Fit your TV Mt* Tubuiar tleel in Mack, satm brush Son mar tsttfri . . . . Coat&itlt ol 4 each Dinner Plafet, Cupt. Saucert. Bread & Butter PMu. Latest Model! Pocket Sued Bolt water uiitintly! 4 heat in( eotli heat liquids A f t , in eai ofaite . . . . d s P M .9 5 2.88 Dettert Plot**. i SO 59c D fL f^ K k fS HAM and SWISS CHEESE CLUB B A N ftW K M S fR V fft W IT H P B JM N O M f - S n U ; POTATO jjj f j �•tL Editorials \ 0 ’^ Public To Give Views On Local Legislation =«* * ■ - »4»f j *'*!*♦ | I..-- * L A p -H r«i m r*j p »* *'-Hn f| i p J ■> 'I II »i Ii Inez Robb Says HOUR OF C i M R ' l Seminole County voter* will have an opportunity to let the local ItfUlativo delegation know what they desire in the ■eat ae*sion of the Legislature. Sen. Douglas Stenstrom and Rep*. Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon Frederick will meet the public on Feb. 14. In the interval, voter* have been asked to give careful thought to subjects on which they de*fre legislation. The Legislature's next session will be one of the most trying in Florida's history. Two big item* with which legis. lator* must tussle are money and Integration. It would be hard to pick one of these two a* the itrm which will provide the most soul.searching, the most debate, the most midnight oil. Integration would be the top subject if budget requests wera not flOQ million more than antici* pated income. ' With knowledge that the Legislature face* some of the most pressing problems in his! »r- , Seminole residents should weigh, cnrcfutly, sll proposed bills heforr pres,*nting them to local legislator*. Voters should, however, take advantage of this oppor­ tunity to make known their wishes on subjects concerning Seminole County, Rills that require action of the entire Leg­ islature (those which would become general laws) should ba kept to a minimum. Two vote* in the house and one in the Senate are suf­ ficient to pass "local" bills. Stenstrom. Cleveland and Fred­ erick would not pledge themselves to passage of measures qn which support of a majority of state legislators would Ire ba required. They might pledge their support. Voters I » " with wr sail suggested local acts probably ran get "yes or no" answers iin the Feb. II session with the three. I.egi*more than Just Seminole County problalion which Include* incl jiven a "maybe"t*g. j ibly will be give So, if you have idea* about stale-wide measures which Jhould he enacted, or repealed, don't expert Stenstrom. Cleveland and Frederick to guarantee that the legislation Ily VVtillsm H. White rili be passed. As they are quick to say, nobody knows what W A S H IN G TO N - The Isle Rreti ha Legislature will do. dent Calvin Coolidge once tuld s , /-f O Oj khoi 6m t CUBAN v ' QLOODBty F rid a y & S a tu rd a y W a sh in g to n G a llin g ! * * * Our Courtesy Couple friend thst when he got into poli­ tics! difficulty bis policy s s i sim­ ply to stsy put snd stsy silent— silent, thst if, ss tn ’ Silent Cal." This is the present technique of the somewhat cynical, but also very lough snd able, chief of the ftcpubllrsn Old Guard In the Sen­ ate, Senator Styles fieldgf-s. No doubt be could have gut slang very well otherwise, but It does no harm to carry * little insurance. While D r liberal modern snd Old Guard Republicans generally havr hern hrrsthlng polite but ernumr inalrdicitionv upon each Seminole County today said farewell to its 1059 "Cour* lt>y Couple." The young Ohio man and wife departed after dome 48 hour* of Southern hospitality. The "arresting" delegation waited for about one hour before the "pinch" was made. During some fiO minute*, any number of motorists came by. Any might have been chosen. Officials, however were waiting for the "right" automobile. The choice of Mr. ami Mrs. Al Itnstardo, Cleveland, Ohio, waa ideal. The couple was en route home after a visit with Mr*. Bastardo's mother, Mr*. Richard Randall, in Win- other here. Hiidgrt ba* iirrn mats men! in the dull fastnesses of hit ter I'nrk. tatnin* * gram! and try ilrtarhThe husband recently was discharged from the U. S. A ir Force, after three years in Germany. The "arrest" came aa quite e shock to the couple. Smut, however, the Baatardo* Fdilor. r.anford Herald, had entered tntfi the spirit of "Courtesy Week.” For the Dastardd*, tha "arrest" provided a fine ending I am an employe in downtown Sanford, a resident and home own­ for their Florida vacation. It also was a unique "welcome er. Have lieen here several years home" from Germany. I and wale her) Sanford grow Although the meeting Itetween Seminole County and the tiring an employe, and also a Rastardos was brief, the friendship could be tasting . customer. (I shop al hornet and home Stale of New Hampshire Everybody knows hr has been heart snd center of the Old Guard’s rugged defense against the effort of the liberal moderns to hsve a significant voice in the par­ ty leadership in the new Senate. Rut nobody can really prove It by anything Rndgrs has been saying — or been seen in the art of doing. The truth ts this If the liberal modern* had really intended In shakr itp the Old Guard leadership where It would remnt they would have had first of all to dltj>u»p of bridges. The fart that they have not tried to dispossess him ss chairman of the Smalr Rrpubtlran Policy Committee does not Indicate, however, that their cam­ paign has hern spurious It only indicates that they are sensible men. An old saying fit* the cate; tf you strike at a king 'you must kill (and not merely vsing i him. And to this could be added another you rannot very well strike at a king, In any rase, unless he presents some kind of target to you. Bridges has stayed still, and ab­ sent, and thus presented no tar­ get— though even If he had, It I* nut likely that many guns would leave been fired at him The rbancet are that he will continue to present none. He has eonlrntrd himself with a sut.-mn state­ ment that, <>( course, thr choice of their leaders is entirely up lo all thr Senate Republicans. You rannot do a great deal by way of attack upon such an observa­ tion, since It is hardly more belli­ cose than a sage com merit that Wednesday will usually follow Tuesday. Thus it uurrasingly b-oki that brings ami deserve a lot of cre- thr liberal moderns will ronflne ■III they ni-ver serin tn gel. They themselves in the GOl* caucus on have headaches and problems, Jan. 7 to I A highly doubtful attempt lo and may lie when you gn out of your way In condemn them, if put Senator John Sherman Cooper you only -knew the ttmy behind of Kentucky In at Hour leader over that forced smile, you might see the Uld Guard choice Senator Ferrell Dlrksrn of lllmol* a different picture. The customers are much harder I A probably successful effort to deal with somcUerrs than the (slnre this one will have Bridge'! salrs person. Just change places concurrence i to elrrt as assistant one day with a sales i-erson, stand leader a moderate liberal. Senator behind the rountrr and listen tn Thomas H Kurbel of California the criticisms, gripes and com­ (nderd, the net outlook Is that plaints that Hie customers havr Bridget In the new Congress will lo nffrr. and you will ter the havr ■ practical and personal other side of the story, bales prec­ power tn the Senate nut matched ede are nut hrsrltrst S.cmetlmes 1by any G O l' member atnrr the Hie treatment Ihev gel from cue- , high days of the late Senator Ro­ lomrrs make tlirm secern unkind bert A, Taft of Ohio In the late On the other side new _ if 'forties and early 'fifties. This it lomr of the people that are not tn say that Bridget will nec­ screaming I hr loudest about (his essarily and openly and always shop at home drier would stop dominate Dlrksen— although tf one a few ntlnuiri and take inven­ is to lie absolutely blunt even this tory and fend out where most of possibility should not for a mom­ their money Is being spent It ent be excluded. might help While the business But II l* in say. *t lh* very -nan il dent mean just thr re- least, that If Dlrksen succeeds tn tail merchant) Is soliciting bust-, the leadership, aa almost certainly nc-s from his |>rrson*l friends In- will, iiu one will he unaware and business associates, hit wife that It was Styles Bridget who put is in the neighboring town spend him there. In vhort. » I* more ing their money. If spent In han- than likely that the real and fonl It would put some of the final leadership of the GUI' In me same money hark in their awn Senate— and to >ome estent in the pocket Weigh your own fault*, Administration itself— will center and it will rorrret a lot of diffi­ in the chairman of •policy", culties. banfinl is not all bad.’ Bridget Some of the people ran only ere one tide of the story It takes. Young mountain lions shed their rooperatlon In make a surerta spotted roats when they are about of anything six months old __________ ( Name on Request) Letters To The Editor News 0/ Men alInthe Service North Carolina Army Staff Sgl. Paul H. Howell, whas* wife, Gerrt, live* in Enterprise, recently arrived In the If. R, with the MV) Infantry wrhlrh has been assigned at Fort Rrssg. N. C. The Infantry syroscoped from Munich, Germany, to berome s pad of the S?d Airborne Division Fort Sgl. Howell, a squad trader tn the infantry's Company K, enter­ ed the Army In July 1931 and arrived In Europe in February isv* Tbs 2) year old soldier. -on of Mrs. Father Howell. Route ?. Wests die. attended Smith High ' Srhonl, W’eatviRp. DAI LY C R O S S W O R D m ie ACluna 2. Communlrated J. tamg walk I . Hibernating mammal 3. Arabian chlsftsia 3. W rithing vat 4 Ritter vatu 11. Ganwta rtw 9. Com­ It. Kinds 12. Grlaay open spars la v co-la ments I. Building addition* 7. Arabian garmanta IT. Mlit 20. Grata cured for fodder I L Usertfcead trains 22. View 34. r.n. 14 Jewish I. Apportion month carda I I . Failed In anew hit IS. Disfigure It T«p IT. Part of down a fish 11, VVhtrlpos.. IS. Public notice I I Itoman It . tuirge snake goduesa 31. Like a V conger 51. Keenly r/7 ♦ 23. Kmghi’a & ronaort 97. Dispatched i. ■new |4 SO. Argent tsbbr.) 14 31. Halil 33.— Paul*. Brasil 33. rmiippin* closure lacoL) Vettatdar'a liis c i 33. Hera l slang) 31. Chant e 34. Timbtr treta 14. Not any cBras i £3. Particle 21 Nesport 34- Mussoit LI hni e 23. (.’airy till* 4 1 •1 i i V %% % %% % % %1 i% %b ii 1i The * •» * i. as. ‘i IT ■i M ll JT lw »T \ y y 44 Y/ rr w 41 announces Ilie observance of it* IL V 1*1.1m mr l-3f m * 1-M';‘t5r*.TfK, _____ r _ Y. M ar m m ** •***•! Pgr^e■at. *•*!•!r ICtfll*e taiarSar, Swwear, aw* I'k ciiiw si Sunday February 1st Dr. JOHN McGUIRE S aiarlar la lir s a a* ****** »<•*• « * ll* r is*i*b«e ST, Ifia ar sb* f « M •Die* Saturday la The U M Day, Of Our HI* January Clearance! Don't Mis* These "Last Minuta" lUrgnln*. All Fall And Winter ~ Ladies' Dresses ‘/ j NO W Price • Ladies' Blouse, • Ladies' Robes Sale Special now Vi price ft Bulky All Ladies’ Jeweled and Full Fashioned A* l-ow Aa White Sweaters *5.88 ft Boy's Sweaters Flannel *<$ Cotton * Pajamas All Sire" From *1.89 0 Boy’s Shirts at Further Reduced to Price • This la A Real Huy 2.00 Men’s & Hoys’ • Iuonsr Sleeve Sport Jackets Big S a v in g s! Boy’s Suits M oved To Clear ! 2 5 0 Pairs Ladies' Shoes Heels, Wedgies and Flats 2 Pair 3.88 *6 W 2 Pairs * 4 . 9 9 Men'* Odd A Knds Hats Pajamas Shirts Heavy Men’s Van Heuscn Century White Shirts Robes Belts Underwear *1.19 Less Than $1.96 Value 'h Price l.oo Value Now *1 ." “Al Your Service with Family Fashions And Footwear” Speaks at 8:45 A. M. 11 A. M. 212 E. lal FA 2.1981 C SS* p*r week “ W IT " ir « .t V k WCA-'.. •a* ■•alii ai** •“ .KB Pair Jin a i CtoJwut * 2 . 8 8 k M r i* Ska a n fa* t**aku«wil*a *f all lb* t*«*l a r t s trial** i* Ikl* *i aaraurrioa furaa $5 . 8 8 Slip Overs Only & Girts Men’s Sweat 75th ANNIVERSARY Thursday, January 29 1959 January Clearance Specials! One Croup Ladies' Shoes First Baptist Church U- (i capital It . Immaraad 37. To dart ico IIcm) ) I I . Huntsr'e hem 44. Poker ittke 40. Dull pai* I t . Reorch 43. Obtain* DOWN* l .T lm t of Jitghrat Strength II back • 1 r~ * ,4 (cello* t having al<n hern M1 the retail merchandise business m Sanford. I rar. see the picture from all three sides. Frnployr, customer and merchant. The merchant has hit problems, too. None of them ran imtsihly carry every llenr In Ihrir line of business, because Ihry ire In business to make a living, certain ly not fur his health Hr has lo carry Hip linns th.il are In the most ilrmaml that will sails. (> the majority of his customers, keep the 'lock moving tn prevent It from becoming outdated anj shopworn, and at the same lime bring In the money he inns) havr to operate hit business. Ills bills come due on the loll, of Ihf month. Just like sours and mine. At for a worthwhile sate, Sanford has had a number of worthwhile talcs. What looks like a bargain In one person, means nothing In someone else There is no earthly way In keep everv body happy. The trouble l«. peoplr take for granted they ean t find what they want in Sanford with out looking lo see The merchants haven't had a fair chance As for discourteous mlfspen pie. I agree with you sometimes It Is true Fvrn though some times they arr not rlaised as surh, they air actually human tlrtchers be permitted Ihe privl- lional leaders who eaeourti* fretRV W H ROBB dom whil* da-emphaiiiing respon­ Only Is it week I expressed a lege of self defense against big sibility for one * aetiona." bullies of both arses. hankering to peck at Gov. Nelson tf the grand jurori laid it on The mere suggestion lhat a Rockefeller’s fsn rnsil, sfter New learber be permitted to lay a the line. Judge LeibowiU under­ York's new governor bsd suggest­ finger on a pupil, no matter how scored Ihe utualion by saying. _ ed the stste might hsve to rsise how ornery, results in a pile of " A powerful rliqur, which has • , letter* from soft-headed parent* held our educational sy stem tn its tsies tn order to ps> its hills, grip all these years, defies the i At that time. 1 pointed out that and tearhera in which the most laws of Ihe state. 'Never mind the most violent "Deer Sir, You flattering comparisons of the colthe law,' Ills Honor described as ru r" letters received by this col­ umniat are to a werewolf. Dracuthe attitude of the clique. ’We are la and the Bead of Belven umn slwsyi followed sny innocent th* law and If you dare lay a The hysterical outbursts Imply suggestion of mine "thst s slight fmger^on a punk in our schoolruse tn Federal taxes might whit­ that helpleti. itty-bitty children tle swsy the nsttonsl deficit end wilt be be* leti to death bv rogue house, well fire you!" "How much longer." Ihe Judge stop the slsrmtng erosion of the killers The letters would !e*d one to beiirv a that the only asked, "are we going to put up Americsn doller." tearhera in the nation'* tehooH with this dangerous nonsense snd Now, I itch to have s look si art lineal descendants of Little arrogance*’* W the fsn msit of M i the Kings Borden snd Jsck the Ripper. Well, bully for Judge and Jury' County grsrd jury probing crime The jurors will be lucky to et Maybe, as the saying goes, you in the New York City schools end nut the (21 County Judge Ssmuel S. Lei cape with their lives for having can't fight City Hall declared in their presentment that judge and jury hava taken on the bowltr. A few dsys ego the grsnd jury "It la rtsentlal that teachers to­ Board of Education which forbids suggested thst s dose of willow day have the right lo use reason any kind of corporal punishment, les epplird where nsture intended able force" snd "w* have found t no matter what the education. And, perhaps, if Ihe judge and it would help strsigbten out un­ ample evidence showing a direct ruly pupils. Judge Leibowiti, to connection between the namby- jury win In this instance. It'll whom the grsnd tury hsnded its pamby altitude of the educational give the rest of ihe country the preventment. hesrtily concurred hierarchy and the collapse of dis­ courage to demand the reinstatement nf discipline In all schools. £ Ibst sparing the rod spoiled both cipline in thr schools. the undents snd the school. "O ur clastrooms are turning It it my eiperient* thst the out far too many delinquent* and Cleaner* used about 33 million second most-violent "Desr Sir, It ean be espectrd that matters dollars worth of chemicals in You cur" missives stwsys follow win be worse until teacher* again 1957 to clean, mothrroof, water­ •ny suggestion tn this column =re placed in command. Respect proof and remove spot* from thst schools enforce discipline for teachers has been tos*ed nut with s little btrrh bsrk or thst the window by starry eyed educa*' clothing. WELCOME c H in z n X �- t t m n n —~ *ur». Jtc. 29, 1P59— Page 5 Slit fraafarB V rn ll Anna Miller Circle Officers O f New Board Elected Mutual Concert Association To Has Business Meet ^Present Dance Drama Company Qam uiM j. Q b ahansji fonJtim ui& ! % The rtfular b u .in r.i and aocial meeting of ihe Anna Miller Cir­ cle wa. held Tueiday night at the Elk. Lodge room. • o ro fn f <' ,,0rulIofl ,!*nffr ln the company i* **nlo- renterl*. with »ymphony t r t h r i-Plan, were made foe a trip * prfjcnt J he ,,ln " D rin * lit In hi. own rich! tra.. on televi.ioi. and on all ms- Saturday in the Harry Anna CripCompany on Feb. 1 »t the Chic Emily Frankel, the main Jor dance fe iu viU in *00 AmenCenter. Tlic performance will t*. *Rt* director of the com- ran citlei and from Canada lo (in at 1,30 p. m. Piny, h*» htrn acclaimed by D rift. Thr i i i n r . h r .™ . djace and theatre em ie. all n.er With the film of it* perform the oilv era-m -r* ! '’n,,P*P> 14 the country. In ljjo. Mu* Fran ance on Ihe -F o lio ’ program of \merira tnrfav^ Tm. ' k'n ‘ f1, ,Inn! ‘ ,lh ' llrlk Rj'fer. .tar- the Canadian ProadcaMing Com in renrrtnrv h .. u ' , r ‘ ' “ jr *' !t 1 the Dance Pram i Company, pany System. the Dance Drama _ P, inr rh rfn n r *’r 5 ” ' lriT that time [he company hai Company « u *tnglrd nut for JJ™ ro,rpiny by an performed in legitimate theatre, the Imernational Award for the I* c— - -3 '" r ,^!_r»Phrr I irS in n r.ih Chic anl Community Fineit Panic Program on tele‘ ' vi.ion in 19'dl-iT. The competition The Friend.hip league nf the involved "Ontnlbu*" and other Congregational Omatian Church program* of the major American met at Fellowship Hall Monday network.. Antnoj other honora ac- afternoon with It member, and rordrd thy company in rcrogtu- two gue.lt preaeni. non of it* itaturr in the dance The meeting wa. eondurted by world, wa* ihe citation by the Nrw York Public Library when it the prendeqt. Mr. William Hempreiemed to ihe Royal Uamth Bal­ hurh A devotional period »a i let picture* nf the m outstanding led hr ihe Chaplain, Mra. George rompamr* of the I'mted State*. Lhabot. Plan, were d i.rui.e d for a Member, of the rompany are Ronnie l-cc. Marvin (inrdqp. 7,eb Wa.hinginn'a Birthday Supper to ra -Ncvim. Terrnce Miller. F.loiae be held Saturday, Feb It, al Ihe Ramsey. Joel Anderson, Barbara church, Iloyt. am] M m Frankel. A . < gift from the league. lionnie I-ee ha. played on Mr. William Jone* prnenied Ihe Broadway In "Peter Pan." "Plain nurterr with two rug*. and Fancy," and "W rit Side Pr. Fn.minger prevented a lalk Story " Marvin Cordon perform on "School, and College* in the ed in "P am n Yankee*," "Can South’. The diicum on included didr, "Annie Gel Your Gun" and the origin and hiltory of the "Oklahoma " ichooli. The talent of each member of Mr*. T. F. Mitchell demon.trai the rompany and managemrni ed paint de.ign. on linen* tnd prnmi.e* a delightful evening for vartout material*, pla.iir*. ill#., Sanford retldent. etc. Member* enjoyed r.periment me with color* and pattern* Ho.ie.ie. were klr*. J. J. Pet­ ra* and Mr*, leura Ball. League. Has Meet Church Calendar ■m v u o AT The Sundav School Council of the Firvt Pmbyterian Church will mccl In the Gleaner* Room at 7 Jo p. m The F ir»t rre.bylerlan Church Cub Pack meeting will he held in Fellow .hip Hall al 7,v> p. m. >■ . , , . , „ . . The Mrlhodi.t Men I Cluhl of Mr*. S. C. Dicker.on presented in a garden. MucMion. from Ihe ^ riulrlct mrft „ „ „ VM g program on gardening at the *rv>up followed her ir.tercatiniMfmoni| MrIhodm church, 0 rTueiday night meeting of Gamma lalk. ]lndo , , e jo „ m # l ambda Chapter of Beta SigmaA ta ib cia meeting wa. con , ^ chancel Choir will practice w "hL ducted by M r. Ralph cowan Jr. ; jp p rn The ditcu.tion Included format The nominating committee pre *' '‘ . and informal gardrr. Mr* Pic vented a »!atr of oflirrra and the 1 , * ‘ *.. , kervtt lo’d the .oranty hove In following w en .lecled; president m fr‘ ,n MClklwey nail at i w coordinate the planiv ami flawcra Mr., Glrn McCall: vice pretidrnt. ^ m ----------------Mr. Alfrrd Grcrnr. rcrurtling Royal Aitilvai.adnr. meet at the — T ifrreiarv. M r. Fd Petcr.on;Firm Dipllat Church al T p m. \ j / vl' I i m m a n eorreiponding veiretary. M r«. Ihm choir practice ei Ihe Firat U o l l > l l l d l >rov*r trea'iitrr. Mr* Waller Rapt‘»t‘ hurch al follow. Carol J Cook Tlie officer, will be in.tall * hoir. d IS p m ; Canrnrd Choir, ed in April 7 P- m .: and Church Choir, S p Gamma I.amlwla < liapti r non tn 1‘m rrrr.t Itrpli.i thurrli Choir honorahle mrnium fur their entry of “ Cirl of the k ra r" in an practice at 7 JO p, in, FRIDA1 At it. m e n . annual Pariah S L T V o te e ^ n o ^ ^ The Cherub Choir n of the rFirat meeting, the Ihe toncretation congrrtation cf Cf Holy B fU " S,*m* Phl " .......... ’ nc.un vmm > inr .r .i Cro*. Kpivrop.l Church elected hovte.., Mr* Pick Nelaon Mrlhodi.t Church will practice at t.tS p m. five turn to 'll. \evlry. Mnf<J refre.limrnt. Cub Scout Pack No 34 will meet Th i. Iwwly i. the legal group ------------------------------------In McKinley Hall at 7 in p m empowered to handle all bualnea* t? , , ,, , |* , The Firat Pre.bylerlan Bov affair! of the paritli FieC'd for t s p H IU h lt H r C I l k f u s t NEW YORK - l P I)— I’ep up Scout* will hold a Seoul Parent Ihree year term* were Gordon Bradlrv, Haw kin. CoitlMlIy. Rich- brrakfa.t mrnu. with Spanl.h night in Fcllowthip Hill at 7 p A a n l Pea». and Bob VAilIiam. _____ *rraiiiblrd *ervc ___ egg.. ____ To . ___ r 44 per- m Jack Horner wa* elected tn fill .on*, pot ami chop I medium to­ a year's uneiptrrd term *• Navy mato. .ted and rh<>p v. green pop repre.entatlve, per: Hire I email onion. Santr At thr lin t Vetiry meeting, vegetable, in 3 lableipocmt otHe N EW Y O R K l l T D __ Bright Gordon Bradley wa. appointed 0jj j„ heavy *kiltet until lender tn the uiual franklucter. and Senior Warden l>v the rector. Fa ,„n Sprinkle with tea ,auerkraut rombtnatloo by add liter Thoma* Th r \c.try rlertcd >pcui .all. B.a! * egg* until light ing .bred pimlenlo. Combine I . , .1 --------- a. . . jJunior umor Warden 4j(j tn t0 vegetables vrgelalde. in in »killrl. »killrl. »tlr Jaik Horner *ttr iipoundi can kraut will. I cup and Brure Paddock av clrrk. The rlnj. untl| r ;£ , , noKrcl Ml. ||u-( d frankfurter, and '» eup Senior Warden t» the rhirf l*V in 3 tablet poem gralrd eheeir and drained aliced pimirnmi Heal * man of the pan»h and in ^ I 'a r r v t . to minute*, itlrring occanonally. ahvrnce of the lector handle* all affair* T h r Junior Warden n pro­ perty chairman All live new vrurymrn wire publtcaliy invtailed in their offt re* last Sunday at the 9 tS a m, Family EuchartH Strvlr*. Stand­ ing it Ihe Altar Rad. they took vow* tn perform their dtdlrt faith­ fully to the bett of their ability. They received ihe priestly ble*» Ing a* they knelt together. * Gamma Lambda Has Meeting Tuesday V Elected Dinner Honors Navy Couple t.l (jgl and Mr*. Rob Fiuiim mom were iue*tt of honor at a dinner given Saturday night by Lt and Mr*. John Sangitrr. The Fit.iimmnnv will leave San­ ford on Frh 4 for Monterey, Calif f.t. (jgl FitMimmnn* will attend Line School there A buffet tupper wa* *rrved in thr dmmg room A yellow linen cloth entered the table. Silver candelabra held yellow and grren caodle*. The highlight nf the menu wa. .hrimp jvihatal. Red gladioli added color In the Sang.ler.* liv­ ing room, < Following dinnrr the gue.t. rhattrd ami tang Attending were: Lt, and M r., Jack Younghlade, 1.1 (jgl and Mr* Paul O Pea, Lcdr. and Mr. Richard Nel.on, fd. and M r.. George Jet.en, Cdr, and Mr. John Dooley, and Mr. Xavier Vigfinl, Mr*. Sang iter * mother. When filling crack* on a .ur­ in e In b« painted, m i. powdered crack filler with paint In.lead of water. Apply tn crark and level off diagonally with knife edge The Offlrer* Wive* Huh nf the tire of thia event will be given, be held Tue.day, Fab. S, at tha Sanford Naval Air Station had a The neit hoard meeting will I home eif Mr*. Crawford, hoard meeim* for Ihe ftr.t time - - - - -------------------- ------------- — . ■ —* under the new pmtdent, Mr* J . W Crawford. Officer* for the new hoard were •elected. They are firat vice pre.ideal, Barbara Rowell. V A H -7 ; •frond vice prendrnt. I.awanda, Sandon. VAH J recording *ecre lary. Illllye Taft. V AH 4; corre•ponding arc ret ary. Shirley Roi* Y A H - i lurtey director, Edte Col­ vin. VAH-H: »ocial puhlicilv, Arliene Bryant, V A H -I. official pith licit), Ann Tamny, Station: trea•urer, l>e Ackley, Favron St: rr•ervalien* director. Sur Hoblilretl. Kegular Trira Staff Advlaor for the All Wive* hoard I* Mr*. Jame. Ramage. The new t D* *Tr I • « • « • • • I « Ivoard duru.ied plan, for the Atl Wive. Cocktail Party widen will b# held on Feb 1J. Further no plrd Children * Home. The mem­ ber* who go will lake with them Chn.tm a. rard* which the circle ha. been collecting. Several Ihouvard eardi were received from all over Central Florida. The raid* will be used It the Home fur the entertainment and therapy ef ihe children. Mr*. Ihtroihy Via I* chairman of (hi* project. Any member deatrtng to make the trip Saturday ihould contact her by noon Saturday. Eight circle member* volunteer­ ed In a t.ilt with the work^of Ihe Tn Mobile t ’nit on Feb 14. Mr*. R u.irll Spencer t*lked on the "Mother* March ef Punei" which i> .ihrdu ed for Monday, Feb. I. Anna Miller* will serve a* area captain* and volunteer*. Thr circle duru.ied plan* for a Valentine Panre The dance will he held on Feb 14 i t thr K ilt t iui Elk . and their fu e tit are Invited Mr*. Robert Caru ther* I* chairman of Ihe dance Rrfre.liment* were .erved fol­ Sir*. C F Holloway cave a lowing adjournment Ho»te»*r* were Mr* William Hardin. Mr* •howrr al her home Tue»day Fd Miller, and Mr*. Marcel night tn honor of Mi** Ann Mini* Milt Mim. will become the wife Faille of Gene Newton in a February cerrmom, A pink and white theme w «. effective in the decoration.. Gift* were pre.emed In the honnrre in a large umbrella covered with pink and white crepe paper A .mail replica of the umbrella wa. placed on Ihe plate of earh sue*!. Nut*, mint., wttorted <hre>r*and St Agnea Guild of Holy C'ro»* punch were .erved. A door prtre Church ga.e a benefit birthday wa. won by Mr* Bobby Flet­ luncheon Wedne.dav at the home cher. Attending thr *hnwcr were. Str* of M r. Harry Cu.hing in l^voh E , A. Covington. Mr*. Jei.e Arbor, Camrlltaa were lived tn the love­ Real). Sir*. Lyndon Heard, Mr*. Cheilcr Bradley. Mra. S Rc*l|, ly arrangement* A camellia wa* Mra. Harvey Covington. Mra. Net placed on each individual lunch eon table. The t*ble« were cov­ ton Crawford, Mra Glen Tucker. Mr*. Iloh Seller*. Mr*. Will Ctet ered vvith hand crocheted cloth* •tnger. Mr*. France* Pall**, Sir* and *et with ulver and cryatat L. T . Dougherty. Mr*. Ham Fl*h appointment*. There were many comment* on the dellclou* lunch­ er Mr* IP*» let Fletcher, Mr*. Da­ eon that wa* aerved. vid Gillowiv, Mr*. Walter Milton. Mr* Laura C Girrril won the Mr*. A. C. Mint*. M m Judy dour prue. Receiving birthday Mim*. Sir* Harold Nri.rvander, gift* for Ihe W month* were: Jan uary Mr* fi. T. Allen: February, Mra. lout* Payne. Sir*, Shirley Stone, Mr*. Creiton Phillip*, Sir*. Mre William Click; March, Sir* Harold Scott. Slt», SI. F, Shel Wally I’hillipi; April. Mr* Richard by, Sira. Jim Strakley, Mr* R Ikcan.; .May. Mr. Rre*rr: June, T . Wll'lam*. Mra. Robert Seller* Mr*. Slinnie Jonrt; July. Mra John Sr., Mr* George Valet, and Thomai; Augutl. Mr*. Martin Mr* J W Galloway. nram; Sep’.ember, Mr* Bruce Taddock. October, Sir*. Roy Hol­ ler; November. Sir. T A. NEW YORK — 4t*ri v— Ham Vaughn, December, Mr., W. H and avparagut "rollalifl**" are Stewart. fanry hut eaay In prepare Conk 1 parkage froren jumbo a*para gut according to package iltrecNEW YO R K - t l P i t - A quick tion< Drain, ritvidr Into 4 por and raay lunch, filled with good Hon*, wrap earh In a '• Inch nutrition, featurrt a rich chee*e Ihirk tltre boiled ham, and leeurr ■auce aerved un crop loait. Make wph foinl pi k Plare tn buttered a batir rhreie aaute, adding pre­ baking dl*h and top with warmed pared muttard, frrvh or ranneil aaure made from I rup *nur muthrooina, rhopped partley and cream, 7 tea*poom Irmon Juirr diced pimlentn. Ju.t before aerv• and I teatponn raperi, drained, mg. add aliced hard rooked egg* and lilt and pepper to taite. and chopped California walnut* Place in lit degret oven 3 4 min­ ute v Serve. 4 to the aauce Suits 45.00 ...................... 87.95 . . . . . . . . . 3a.9ii • •••••«•• One I^ot Wool Gabardine U’cre 49.95 Now 2295 P One Group At ........ 14.95 Knllre Sloel* Wool j p o r i i .o a ts Gudd Has Regular Luncheon ['rice SALE 38.95 ...................... 35.00 ...................... •>«■•sn *!i 1 • • » • « • » « * 29.50 ...................... ONE EOT 10.95 Sweaters Were 8.95 to 11.95 Now 4.95 to 6.95 / Value* In t Trousers Now 5.9$ to 9.95 ti£OL OF YOUR SEPARATES LIFE! Miracle-Blend KRASHLIN • tVowle/tful(JJukiW uA, RVn M aVaUa ^Try Braised Steak With Cauliflower It isn't *lw*)v the demanded meat V u t\ that create the moM palatable meat Frequently II I* the lev* ten* drr, lei* ilemamlrd inrat rut. that reap* thi* parie ilar hwttnr. Artually Ihe aniwer u quite sim­ ple _ Tha lets lender meat cut. • in Hill c»»e l>eef arm or blade •teak, i* prepared In combination with vegetable* or fruit* and an rntourage nf »ra*oning< It •• thi* blrndtng and lending of flavor* that rrtate the *uperb finnhed product. Thi* Brat.cd Steak With Cauliflower la Juki one e.ample of tuth an instance Bralved Steak With C aultllower y beef arm or blade »tcak, tut I inch thick • *'. cup Dour ] Ira .poor. »»R teaiiKKin pepper ; lab|e*pooo* lard or dripping. 1 ran U S ounce* 1 lomatoe* 2 tahletpooni chopped onion i . ica.ponn oregano l. tra.poon haul 1 bouillon rube t. tea.poon .alt 1 iiuatl head <iuliflo**r Mt* together flour .alt and p e p p e r. Dredge drak in aea.oned P.our and brown in lard or dripping*. Pour off dripping*. Add tnmatoe*. onion, oregano, haul, bouillon rube ami aalt. Cover tightly and nmmer P i hour*. Break cauliflower Into ami 11 piecea and add lo tn***Cover and continue cooklfll M minute* or until meat and cauli­ flower are done. Mrldt 4 to J strung* n UNDERWEAR AT NO INCRIASI IN PRICI $7.95 $5.95 bv WASH N'WIAI SHORTS WASH N W tAI ATHUTIC SMUTS *■« 31 •« <4 il.iJIM U WASH N WUR KNIT III VS 3 I or >2.0.1 Vih >1 •« •* WASH N WIAI III SHUTS It*. 89c Entor an entiraly now fabric that tint* the Spr.nr .Scone tn light.hrartod fashion . . . exciting Kraahlin! The mirarlo htomllnir nf Amel. rn]mn and rayon nrhiovea a rich, pebbled surface with an individuality all ita own. And II’a Ihrice-bleiierl by crease teiiytance, inniplele waxhaltililv and the nred of little or no ironing! To lop it all. color ntair Kraahlin with Idmiap.* a* carefree an Sprii.gr itwrlf— '"Planet’* of Dacron-cotton broadcloth, nilkv "Sildara" of Dacron-Viacoia all in nixes 3tt-3H. • Colora Turtjuoiie, Roae, (ireen. *Mil II tpiW1 ! I Ml I V.D.* Mft* »v ff lit M l l l l 3 l or J—6.* CLim. tZo& ian <7 M E N S W EAR 111 U . M t f n o lii A m . Sanford FA 2-153.* 27.95 24.95 21.95, 19.95 All Jackets Reduced ! Fast Hut Fancy Brighton Franks 34.95 32.95 26.95 24.95 49 95 Ann Mims Honord Ritzy Chccno Sauce SALE “We Invite Chart* AccounU’* �•- Pan ft-Thur*. Jan. 29,1959 Vft M a r i fm tl Rupp, Lapchick Seeking BOW THf WOW . . Orioles To Be Much Stronger p ch f’ M S T £ R M l& /HO 6oir± 'PiAffX. o p ta b ysA /r fa t f /9SQ, /* EDITORS N O TE: This is Ike last at 19 dispatches ky major league mass (era giving mid­ winter a p p r a i s a l * of Ikeir teams. New Cage Glory Tonight L'aHH P m a UleraaUaaat Adolph Rupp and Jo« Lapchick. a couple of "old proa’* io colU i t basketball circles, can add luitcr to already-brilliant roachfog carccra tonight when Ken­ tucky takaa on Georgia and St. John's of Now York meat* St. Louil. Tbo Wildcala, top ranked among tbo natloo'a major collegei, will bo out to give Rupp hla 600th victory aa Kentucky coach In the Important Southeaitern Confer­ ence content. Lapchick, who returned to hla Old aoat on the St. John'a bench following a allot with the Now Cage Title, Pride? Reds Must Decide M g :. 1 ti y. f t , if fg BANTMUO, Chile (U P I) - The Xucalana practically clinched the world amateur basketball champi­ onship by beating the U n i t e d Btatca. but they can still loae it If they refuao to swallow their po­ litical pride. Russia, which never beta* had beaten an American basketball team, crushed the U.S., ii-JT, be­ fore 14,000 fans, by far the largest crowd of tha tournament. The victory was tbe Russia ns* fifth straight in the final round and gave them a total of lt> points. The United States now Is tied with Braril for second place with seven points. Each team has a *■! record, with a victory count­ ing two points and a defeat one point. Russia is scheduled to meet Na­ tionalist China Friday night and tbo Soviets will bo a heavy favor­ ite If tbe game la played. Up to r, however, the Russians have refused to meet the Chinese, who have a M record, on the rounds that tbe U.SR.R. does not recog­ nise tha Formosan government. If ibe Russians go through with their refusal, the game probably will be forfeited to Natlooillst CMna and the Soviets will wind ■p with 10 points. The Americans could then retain the champion■hip wtth a total of II poinls by winning the two remaining games they have scheduled with Chile to­ night and Braiil Friday night. Belmont Abbey HI Wofford 74 Stetson U Ky. Wesleyan 79 High Point 19 Atlantic Christian M Miss. Cotl. 100 Troy St. Coll. 99 Midwest Mirhlgan U Wash. V . (St I. ) U Bradley M Toledo S3 Dayton 47 Canisius 31 Appalachian 71 Catawba 47 Xavier 70 Georgetown 42 Youngstown 101 SI. Vincent 72 Evansville S3 Butler 74 Concordia iMInn >’72 St. Marys 61 Superior St. 41 U. of Minn. <D I 44 Illinois Tech 64 Si. Norhert 41 ■ fl H B *a n c, c i! East Arm y 40 Albright 42 Massachusetts 73 Springfield 39 Muhlenberg *7 Rutgers M Scranton K Wilkes College » Fordhsm 93 Wagner «7 Pittsburgh 84 Geneva 92 Delaware St. 77 Berane Inst 71 81. Anselms 70 American Int. 43 Ithaca 33 Brockport 42 (Jueens Coll, 70 Montclair St C. 31 St. Bon'turr 74 St.Fran. (Bkm 34 Brown II Northeastern 4T Southwest The Welcome Wagon Hostess Houston 73 Tyler 49 West Denver 44 Air Force *.3 Seattle 40 U. of San Francisco 62 Will Knock on Your Door with Gift* & Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbors and Your Civie and Social Welfare leaders Or tha occasion of: C h u n of residence Arrival* of Nrwcoenara to Sanford Fhoas FA 2-175ft R u th G a lla g h e r Tiger Jones Wins, Looks To Basilio Gardner give us great depth sod versatility in this department. Dark horse Bon Hansen should make veterans extend themselves st shortstop. Tasby, Gene Woodling, Bob Ntemsn and Gene Green give ample opportunity for platooning and also for an “ offensive out­ field’’ as well as a “ defensive" outfield In late innings. Rookie Leo Burke could make his pres­ ence fell with a good spring training showing. I'm not onr for leaking aston­ ishing prediction but I believa the talent er-l usplh of our squad means we're g o .-; to have a s u ^ ceaaful season. I.A ST SHOWING OPEN 12:15 Braves Unhappy; Friend Gets Raise, Yogi Signs .'•r •. M /9SB S4iY P O * ’ / £ AiSORAP $CORB M 8/3SfiT H '/S /tr 7NE a s /a yea * /Y r .-l s ta ta tk '* PO.A. r/Tl£ , ASP p e p r. M S f .p s r .r t B A R R R/S, fi/6 Q e * T P O U Q R .’39,393. i --------------- THf RTPSP C U P PO RTS. ASP 2 * P AV \A P P o S 7 P 0 P A T S T A t iP W S i. 1 *g A -J f»4fwn f,S4*»S — Lombardi To Coach Green Bay Packers G R E E N BAY. Wis. (C P I)— The Green Hay Packers Wednesday night picked hsrkfield roach Vince lasmbarrii of the New York Giants as the man to make them a National Football Iwaguc con. tender again, and gave him five years In do it. Cage Scores Real Fight Looms South i s» I York Knickerbockers, should in higher than his eighth • place rilin g If tbe Rcdmrn get fay SI Louis st St. Intuit. There aren't too many lop notch opponents re­ maining on the St. John schedule. Ninth ranked Rrsdley put on a deep frrrie latr in the game to whip Toledo. M U . Wednesday night, while Mirhlgan prrpped for renewal of Big Ten play by down ing Washington University of St Louis, H U , Four men hit in double figures as Bradley racked up Its lltb win in It stem. Dsn Smith scored 21, Bobby Joe Mason, II, Al Sauo ders 12 and Mike Owens 10 as the Rears sank 23 of 49 shots from the field. Bradley, holding a nx pom' lead with nine mlnulei to go. set up a freeie that Toledo couldn't penetrate, John Papeun's 11 points were high for Toledo. Michigan, wtth players in the midst ol final exam*, had In come up with some steady scor­ ing to overcome a 31-21 Washing ton lead al inlrrmlsslon. Co-caplain M. C. Burton (allied Michigan's first six points in the second half and the Wolserme* came to life as Ihey lied it st Sg-atl with II minutes remaining. Washington surged ahead brief­ ly at 304*. hut Burton's basket gave Michigan a lead It never re­ linquished. Burton scored 22 poinls for game high. Art Obrock paced Washington with 19. In other lop games, Dayton clocked against Canisius. *7 34. Xavier of Ohio defeated George town. 70 42. once beaten St. Boo avrnture trounced St. Francis of Brooklyn, N.Y., 74 34, Fordhsm beat Wagner. 93 «7. Pittsburgh topped Geneva, *4-42, and Muhl­ enberg whipped Rutgers, *7-4*. Johnson and Billy Loci regain their 1937 form, Ibe staff could boast as much depth s i any in tha majors. Our catching Is solid and ex­ perienced with Gua Trlandov and Joe Ginsberg. Trlindos la a hig By PAUL RICHARD* RBI man over the long haul, with Maaagrr, Baltimore Orioles Giniberg at his best handling spot Written For UP1 assignments. SCOTTSDALE. Aria. (U P I) Tbe infield should be vastly im­ The Orioles of 1»7* should be vast­ proved. Kalus. Avila. Carra>qurl ly improved over the 1934 team and Finjgan plus Robinson, Willie and a season relatively free of Miranda, Boh Boyd and Willie tnlunes lo key performers could give us a real shot at the firal division. We figure to be improved for the following reasons: I. The acquisition of veterans Chico Carraaquel, Bobby Avila. Jim Fimgan sod Billy Klaus have added considerable punch lo the infield— a factor which was practically nonexistent Iasi year. By M ILTO N H IIH W A N i. We aerm in have found a United Press International center fielder in Willi# Tasby whn Warren Spahn and thr Milwau can both hll and field and should hrlp give ua our best all-around krr Drives are locked in a J-vooutfield since Baltimore returned Wfl stalemate, and the southpaw are sa>s it’s their move because to the majors In 1934. he won't budge an inch. 3. Our ;il!ching should rank Spahn. who won 22 games last with the best In Ibe American scavon and ‘.hen added two more League. against the Yankees in Ihe World 4, Brooks Robinson, with a year Series, hat been offered Ihe same of major league evpenence under $60,000 conlrart aa last year. Hr hu belt, could achieve stardom. feclv he deserves more and *10.Let s hreak down thr team Into txo would tic a good sue it at ils component parts and analyte what he’s asking. them. Birdie Tebbetia. rveculivc vice There’s the outlook for strong pitching with a possible starting president of the Braves, said, rotation of Jack llarshman. Mill ''We're not far apart/’ In that opinion, be »rcm» lo be Pappas, Billy O'Dell and Arnold Portocarrero. Hal Brown and a minority of one. however. “ I ’m gtad Birdie frela we're not Hoyl Wilhelm are available for spot starting aa well as relief. far apart.’’ Spahn said. *'f thought The emergence of Wilhelm as a we were. I rapert a raise." siarter lair last season gavr a Other Braves llisvatixfird big lift to the xlaff. Ernie Johnson Spahn previously served notice and George Zuverink help round he might be a lough customer out a capable bullpen. If Connie to deal with this time when he revealed what his contract talks would he like before he even startrd them. " I ’ll go in and remind them that 1 won 20 games again." said Spahn, whn hat done it nine times. "And then they'll say. ’That's Many Sanford women will be what we're paving you for. War heading toulh tonight for the first ren, old hoy.* '* I.adits Night at Sanford-Orlando In any case. Spahn Isn't Ihe krnnel Club, when ■ 10-event card only member of the Brave* who will gel under way at 9:10. is dissatisfied with his contract. The local ladies, and other Cen­ Hank Aaron, Lew Hurdrttr, Wet tral Florida women, will he guesla Covington and Don MeMalmn al­ al Ihe krnnal club, and even (he so are asking for more than they state admission lax will I* absorb have hern offered. rd by the track management. Some big leaguers, however, Most of the "weaker” sex will are getting thr kind of raivrt they be hoping Golden Empress will want. prove strongest In tha Grade-A Iloti Friend of thr Pirates is ninth event. The trim 42-pound one. (ie ls S u b v ia n lia l Boost red female will be out for her Ihirii season victory. In eight jour­ Friend, who also won 22 gsmex neys around the oval, she also has last season, became the llih placed twice and run third twice. Pittsburgh player lo sign after re But two male greyhounds are reiving a substantial boost. Friend given a better chance lo win by earned It In spades, making thr early oddi. They're Rocky Mac- most starts of any National G irl), rated fiva-to-tao, and Su­ league pitcher, 39, and becom­ ing the first Pirate pitcher In win per Toy, a four-to one shot, The fast Alida Jane, given sis 20 games since Murry Dickson to one odds, could furnish an ap­ did it in 1931. T h r Yankees made some head propriate l.adira Night qutniela if she trams with Go'den Empress to way in their contract signing cam­ paign Wednesday by getting take first and ireond places, Hrrra. although Aim in Ihe feature are McKeil, catcher Yogi I'm Riley, Shook Up and Fan Boy. their ace pitcher. Boh Turley, dropped into their olficr, talked for a little while, and then walked out without agreeing to terms Berra said he was "very satis fled’* with hi* new contract, be­ lieved to call for $37,300. That D E LA N O t u r n — Co-eaplains represented Hie restoration of Ralph Miller and Gene Wells led part of a big sllgc he took last Stetson lo an H&-7H upset victory year after experiencing the worst over Kentucky Wesleyan here Wednesday night. Stetson look an early lead and never relinquished it. Stelann led 44-31 al halftime. Miller, a forward, scored 19 poinla while Wells, a guard, had NEW YURK (U P Ii— Floyd Pat­ 19. terson and Ingemar Johansson Forward Ren Hotlell led Wei- were matched today for a sum­ Iryae scoring with 19. mer world heavyweight title fight, and they were scheduled to algo official roQleacts at the Stockholm Restaurant on 51st St. For Sandspur Lead At Ibis point, It looks as If a real fight is shaping up for thr lead in the Sandipurs Bowling U ig u r . Five tsami are bunched in the first three slots. Perfection Dairies has a one-game margin av it added on# point to the lul of fins, mak­ ing a total of H 4, Trailing Perfec­ tion by one game is AIIC Garbage .Service with 7 3. and half the league, ItcmmiHal and Anderson Drugs, Wilvon-Maicr Furndurr Co., and Hobson .Sporting Good* are in third place with a lota! of 4-4. In fourth slot is Wade s M ar­ ket with :t 9. ■ Wilson Staler roiled for two wins over Perfection, with Margie Woods rolling high for the furni line tram with a 172-431). High 'or thr Dairy was Marian Adams with 142-434. ABC took two games from Wade’s in three close games. Bet­ ty Helper was high for ABC and Dot Teslo rolled high for the Wade tram, * itoumillal defeated Hobson two out of the three games in nnolhrr rinse match. Albert* .Shaw sparked thr-drugglil, picking up thr fi-lii split along thr way. (tolling high for Itnhsnn's was Pat Foster. Nest Tuesday night will aw Perfection pilled against Robson's, Wilson • Maier going against Made's, and Roumillal a playing ABC. Thr appointment of Lombardi, 43, as general manager and bead coach by the lim a n executive commuter brought an end to a rumor-filled two month search, and apparently put a stop to a meddlesome front office setup un­ der which the Parkrra had three coarhra in the past 10 years. "M y word will be final,’’ Lom­ bardi said In New York after the Packer* announced hit unanimous selection by the executive commit ter. "I've never been connected with a losing team, and I hope lo inalill a winning spirit In the Pack­ ers In a lot less than five years,’’ said l-ombardi. Th r Packers rrorgunt/rd (heir front office in December after the club finished last season with a I-to l record, the worst in its so year history. Coach Ray M rU a ri resigned almost immediately to heroine an assistant cnaih with the Detroit Lions, and his entire suit, axerpt fur chief scout Jack Vainiii, quit also. Thus Lombardi, who has never held a brad coaching job above thr high school levrl Ik fore, takes over a clean house with full au­ thority to hire or fire, punt or pass, 'the reorganisation makes iiim rrsponvihle only to Packer President Dominic OlcJnlc/*k, ami there will lie no moie Monday ex­ ecutive- rommlttrc meetings to second guess hit Sunday afternoon ilecisioni. The status of Verne U w rllrn , who held the title of general man­ ager under the old executive set­ up, was left up in the air. "It is assumed 1 will stay on as busi­ ness manager," l.cwcllcn said. Ills duties were muc’.i In this line prior lo the reorganization. LO UISVILLE. Ky. (U P D -k lid dteweighl contender Ralph (Ti NEW YORK (U P I y— The Ns ger) Jones hoped today for a bout tional Basketball Association will with top rated Carmen nasltm he send a four man committer, head rausr of his upset victory rd bv League Prrvidenl Maurice Wednesday night over Joey Glar One out nt every 14 American ' Podoloff, to the West Coast next della. Jonrs of Yonkers. N Y . won » families haa al least two tele month In study the possibility of expansion. split 10 • round drtliion m rr vision seta. blood smeared Giardello of Brook lyn before 4.000 at thr Kentucky Exposition Center. Count Sites Eyed I It's Ladies Night At Dog Track Here Stetson Defeats Kentucky Wesleyan season of hi* career In 1937. Tiger* Sign Two Rick Ferrell, the new acting general manager of the Tigers, signed bis first two players, piteh er Paul Foylack, a IS game win­ ner last season, and mfielder In­ man (CoolI Veal, who batted .234 in 38 games. The Phillies announced Ihe sign­ ing of outfielder Wally Post and catcher Stan Lnpata, while the Dodgers received the signed con­ tracts of catcher John Roseboro and Infieldrr Charlie Neal. The Cardinals reported 19 play­ ers under contract with Ihe sign­ ing of pitcher Von McDaniel and outfielder Chuck Essegian. Mc­ Daniel. a sensation in 1937, flopped completely Iasi season and was dispatched first to Hous­ ton of thr Texas league and then to Winston Salem of Ihe Class B Carolina League. Essegian was acquired from the Phils last month. Signings announced by other rluhs were: White Sox— First baseman Ron Jackson, infirldcr Sammy Esposi­ to. and pitchers Tom (Jualtrn and Bill Dufour. Athletics— Pilcher Bud Daley. Orioles— Infieldrr Wayne Caulrv and catcher Charlie (Sugar) I While. 1 F E A T U R E : 1 :0 0 . 3 :^1 fi:22 • 9 :0 3 ADMISSION FOR TH IS A TTR A C TIO N AD ULTS M A TIN EE N IG H T 80c 90c STUDENTS — 80e ST AIITS TOMORROW PCMTU-’QJFTROEfRJSOfo •■ •*9 •**40 *iCTU* I } 9 « « lf (im mT|*4»9f»0*ii flllfMl ALSO 10 Big Events 8:10 F . M. Rain Or Shine Sorry, No .Minora ★ LA D IE S N IG H T T O M O R R O W ★ FREE A D M IS S IO N ★ FOR A L L LAD IES M A T IN E E S WED., FRI., & SAT. Frfcofson To Meet Ingemar Johansson lAicated 8 Miiea Houth Of Sanford On Hifhwacr 17-92 Mantle Deeper In Stengel's Doghouse FA2-0375 Atlantic Nat. Hank Httlg. NEW YORK tU P l) Mil key Mantle, tha man Ihe New York Yankees expected lo lie thr "new DlMaggio," obviously was a slrp dteper tn Casey Stengel s dug house imlsy as risult of his sal ary holdout. Mantle rrportrdly receives from i;0.0M> to S73.000. He is believed to l « asking for SPO.imhi. .Merge1 belirvas Mantle could rarn H2S.mo but adds "h r has kepi himself from earning It." The Mick obviously was one of Stengel'* main targets as the gnarled 3 anker skipper announc­ ed a new get tough polity In which laggsrda will be fined and those who fraclurr training rules “had Getter It able lo tell mid­ night from noon" on the threat of being hit in the rear bumper h> a moving van. In other words, those who don l put out per «ent may It traded Thia could include Mantle. Mantle Is a man of great base­ ball talents. But he hat not be­ come either “ the new" DiMag gio Ol a fairly acceptable far si mile of tbe old one. I.jst season he drew ofltcial wrath when he missed the train on a western trip. Strngrl has made a point of hit fielding deficiencies and aald, on signing hit current managerial rontracl, that Mantle was his "greatest disappointment '* Mantle is inclined to he sulky and petulant. Thus you ran draw your own conclusions when Sten­ gel says: "I wuuldn I want a dissatisfied loo playtr. If he doesn't have a 100 per cent feeling, I would have to say we are open for deals. No­ body has a good year every year. Mantle led In three departments. Hr could have ltd in fivw, for he has the points to do it." Thus when Stengel launches in­ to a tirade against those who don't run out every ball, and against violators of Ihe Yankees' unofficial curfew, most of the signs point In Mantle's direction. He also is Irritated at Whttry Ford “ The rule* will be more strict this year," Strngrl sa>*. “ They're gonna have to hustle or they'll be fined And they bettar obey Ihe training rule*. Anybody who thinks hr's bigger than thr halt club might find himself traded.'* NOW A T T E N D THE Bob Crumley Agency formerly JOHN H. WILLIAMS INS.AGCY. A m e rican F i r * A Caaualty Com pany RAVENNA PARK See Tomorrow’s Herald for Announcement 119 S. M inolta FA 2-6321 t I fv f H M f n #f f a \ -1 - �i 1 Iff Too Late To Classify M ost Germans Are Indignant, Feel No Guilt FR A N K FU R T, Germany— U ’PI i - l l o i t German* ire iidigntnt aboul— but feet no guilt for-trim rs committed hjr Natl mncrntratlon ramp doctore and SS ''liquidation'’ aquads. Ta il it the view of L’ujrn Ko g '^G e rm a n y 's b e « known hietortan of Hitler's infamous roncen Iraiion camp lyilem . Kogon was commenting, in an fnierview. on tht rtasom lor and rrsulte of the recent rash of triale by West German courts of former K ills, •'Public reaction to these trials.** kogon said, *‘has been unr s>f fraat Interest. Newspaper cover­ age of the triale of these same pe^ft or their colleecues h> '.he AlliW cuurtl fi«m IflS to It'll »a i Just is tumpiehensive. ■'Tile Grrmane weren't interested thea Now they are. But they are Interested in these Naii erlim-e much ei they are initrrsied in crimrs of passion. There is greet indignation. But there is no sense of collective guilt, end their reac­ tion has nut taken a political form ” IM the other hand, kognn Hid. trrmsfl issoriaimna for lha first Tax Cut Possible For Self-Employed WASHINGTON' i UIM>— Congees iioaal I n writers toon still begin a .five to give major i n relief to self-employed persons, It was disciuied vreltrday. Thr drive will start to eerly in the Mih t'ongress thsi bickers fig­ ure ihe legislation has a good rh i«c i nf reaching the White House this year. Th# tat relief propoul— which would cost the Treasury an estiwilled .dM million dollars in rev enue— is destined tn help not lore. f t ty»rs, business proprietors and aihfr self employed persons hudd up reliremrni funds. II would allow self employed persons tn defrr payment if laaee until age W on IS per rent of their earnings which they volun­ tarily plare in rtlirement funds The maiimtim amount na which te* deferral would he granted would he set el H.&on t year Mrmheri said the hill would he ee''rd up for a vote within the neat week or two ia the House Ways A Meant Committee, whirh initiates all let legislation It was regirdrd as a foregone conclusion that I ho legislation would ho ip proved Despite 'Strain/ Singer Still 61 SOUTHAM PTON, Fnglaad M T I I — British rock and roll singer Terry Dene will slay in the army for a while despite Ihe “ emMional sirain” . armv offlritlt said yrslrrdey. Dene, II. wl.o s ly i he pstlern. his singing style and gyreimns after those nf F.lvls Presley, has f n 'd the Rritieh army tougher sledding than Gl F.lvls h it the American He wet inducted Iasi week with Frrslry style press and television covertge. hui two days later was iw bed in a psychiatric wsrd bo reuse of the onsotionel strtin Hewever, the trm y said, press reports that he was getting a avedinl discharge yesterday were "quite uatrue." "arlisment was going into the * M li Deae Issue yeMerdiy after wide spread erttlelsm of tbo wav his si* day Army career turned out Fins, ia Iho meentime. was ronleatedly serving with aa ar­ mored division ia Germaiy, r e i n ­ ing from his jeepdriving duliee in a bold suite he haa rented and rommiillag In hn barracks la hand hull! sports ear ________________from Ihe (J ki _ C _ _ - _ C L J_ n n O H I S p a c e S n ip lan s Space Ship To Get First Test DATVGN, Ohio (C P U — Use X' S will move a step rinser tn m,nneH space Right Saturday when the Air Force’s Xl* will he earned aloft for the frisi time by a B1J The XlS has beea named hy 1hqu Defense Department officials as the vehicle which will prohablr carry the Rest Ameriraa Ima * ir * R urri' b O t « B l t m t NFRf O R I.F A N t, 1^. (T P M — Under Secretary of Blste C. Doug I n Dillon lodey blamed the Krone lla far the dim preiperia for aa Inerekio ia U. R Rulsiae Dado Sewing time formally sre disassociating them settee as a group from the ronreniralhui tamp dor lore who used ihelr syringes to murder for the Nam. Similarly, be said, the Waffcn NS as a grouo has disassociated It­ self from the liquidation squads whole Joh a it to estrrminate Jew* and other “ Non Aryan" races. “ And with Kate judicial officer! end the newspapers turning a searchlight on the former N a tli," h'ojr„n added, “any paseihte 'renarifiration' of Germany hie been delayed " Rut, he added, He knuwe of no rite in whlih a uniseriily has wiihdrawn a medical decree or title from l concentration camp UOctor murderer, although all euch men ohvlouily broke the lllppocra tie Uitb. Kognn. a writer, magstlne editor ar.d university professor, wet se­ nse early in lha anti Nail move­ ment in Germany and Austria and spent many yeara in Ruchenwald concentration camp, from which the American army freed him In All h« can du I* record the clicumsientiel esidenre. "From It'll t» 1041, the Allies handled alt the war crimes trial! of Nails. end the Germane apparrently considered it was strictly an affair for the Alliea. After m l i when the Allied Irlals ended),- the — Germans emuidered the whole business seltled," Kogon said. lle continued: What the ytnn iI don't non i understand unurraiana ia »» uir failure of tht German •ulhorillfl to draw tip lists of ill X * lit sui* petted of crimes, and arc which ones required further prosecution. No one did this, although the documenu were certainly available. ‘ Beginning in WJO, there was an occasional German trial of Nans All of these, note well, vsrre bated on denunciations Some individual who had been in t concentration camp would ice one of these for­ mer doctors who hid killed in mete* walking on the street and report to the police A cate would *-e pi spared, send from that rase would come perhaps one or two new rate*. "Another element was the re­ turn. hegtnniif ia l*U. nf the Shortly thereafter, he wrote a prisoners of war from Russia. book called 'Tier AS bleat" (the These relumeel Included some American edition was tilled “ The •Ned criminals who were tried, and Theory and Praetiee of H ell") which wia ike firat detailed ac­ count of the Nail concentration ramp ljstem. I' ii m il considered one of the best hooks in this field, and has Just been reissued both in Germsny end the I'nited Stales, During tht last two yeara. them hie beta a flurry nf trials of farm tr Nails he German rourts. Ka gen said ha il as much at a lose at anyone else te account for ihn -ii-ldsn irtieity, mi ewelcr Ex-Suitor Shoots Woman, Kills Self Drifting 8 Days, 2 Rescued At Sea NORFOt.lt. Va M 'P I) — Two men whi lived eight days on fruit juiro and biscuits in aa opea diagy after their yacht slab ia a heavy gate were na (heir way lo Fay port, FIs yesterday, giving thanks to e Dutch boron who sav­ ed their lives. The mra. George Harrington, n a lawyer from Raw G a rd M i. N X'*. V"L J* ' * boat builder from Riverton. N J . were described ia a terse bulletin Dutch aircraft carrier Karel Doormsn 11 "thinner, net ertheless ia good condition." The B irM at SloattopeverU. Holland, who doubles aa Navy f.r and pilot JJsa van dea Clooster ‘ potted Ike opea dingy on hn radar sereea as he flew * rauline patrol eiertise from lha rinrier Tuesday A helicopter wae dupitrhed from th# earner end the men were picked up and brought aboard. The Cent Guard at Norfolk said Ihe mra, mining einre they left New York for Hormude II deye ego aboard ihe 44 foot sloop Aiair, took to the dingy Jaa II when a two day gale eonk Mietr sloop. They drifted aimlessly fwr eight deye with nothing but fruit juice end biiruits until spotted hy tbo harms. _ TERMS — A read# dealer is TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 20S E. 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M tfra d o r FRIGIDAIRE UC c All Machines Fully Guaranteed II in Sanford your in as low as M achinei - Vac trickles down to the butcher, and mlr rays end magnetic fields and baker, and eandlestlck maker. the beep-beep of present dev sat Florida it in a dominant posi­ rllilee is revealing much tn.'ur- tion In this fast developing new o{ ‘r*i».endosi» scienlifie field. Indications are that the value program wilt b* atrpped up aa Ruckell and satellites will play our competition with Russia be­ ----|M an --------------------------Import vnt ---------part —tat -------------------Florida's | Ucomes keener. Rocket launching will be expanded in Ihe atate, orougm inousanus or irrnmnens more new industries will develop, to the state, caused the establish- more jobs of every kind will be mrnt of numerous industries Ihtl opening up, and more and more ire giving permanent employment people will migrate here In reto a great many people. main at permanent residents. Aa these thousands of people II you are Interested in learnmigrate to our stair it meant irw more about satellites and that wr must step up our build- wlul they mean to Florida and mg program, real estate values the nation* future I suggest you rise, new stores end services are read "Satellite" written by Ena L” '', so that Ihe p m -p en ty, Hersatt and William Reiler, ^ the N E W H O M E S MI4MI M T U ,- ,, A, rejected suit1 V *-1! rlj n<* th,.n killed himself Tuesday night in view nr her three children and her new boyfriend The woma, Mrs. Jeequeiia lannie lo iiin . U . wee In “ good" condition it a hospital today. Rut Ihe suitor. Jam il Thomas Cheeth am, 41. was killed instantly when he shot himself In the head. Police slid Cheatham, who w n married, hid been pestering Mre. Cniten for several days. She had 'J"*d • privete delestive service foe pioietlmn. She _ had dlted Cheaihem for abnsit ‘a year b* fore meeting I . J. PlaH, 11, r* eently. Cheatham rame fo her hams only minutes after Ihe igenry ih » hid hired for protPrtion cheeked Ihe house. He pounded oa the deer while Mre Caslaa and Plait war* pulling her throe children lo had. Mrs Coslsn went la a front window to plead with Cheatham to leave, and hr shot her as she was silhoutlied la Ihe window Cheatham crashed through lha front door and grappled wtlh Platt. The slruigle broke off when both men saw the Injured woman lying on Ihe floor As Plan ran to the woman. Chrith am shot himself. Rlngdr rorl. Elec. ...................... .Starling I'ori. Elbe. 5s»s I1 H I and rpverao. dartus, ale.............. ntw Dreoa Maker Pori. front and r«**rae, darni, tic......... Mfl.ll) Ser the vsealhrr. this foolishness Jan. 2«. lP59--ri)r# T You'll Love "Whj Pay More* R. B. R. B. Front Brand R#w« Ry Russell Kay forrrest rnonlhi In advance whit their reset in turn rausrd new Progress in the exploration of weather may be expected in dlf rases. "Bui «ne great difficulty in p re -!ou,fr »P »™ h j» bfcn r»P|(1 frrrnl areas. paring such cases." Kogon com id J^at it is bey .md Ihc capacity of Through Ihe study nf radiation, ucd. is ihc lack of witncsKi. The thrJ • » « « * « ,l° Er'* p f * beat and light wavea and other best witnesses have since died understand "hat ia happening. data, much aid ran he civrn in "And the best witnesses of all. > '0'" rvprrlmcntal rockets we the fields of transportation and the Communists, won t testify, i •>*'e moxed into outer sp.ee with communication. They vision the There are several reatone (or this. capable of probing the dav when television programs yjr,t. m0lt t)f (he German Com- universe it*cif will reach every enrner of the The layman wonder* if the ire globe bounced from satellites munists who could tw wiinrsiea «*>* U*e ........ •« .. Germany See* mendoua effort ard expense In- back to earth and you will sit ond* the Communists sUsy* al­ solved In attempts to shoot the ln ywjr living room and watch r programs coming to smi via Germans i« a Na i* moon or put a satellite in mbit controlled, militaristic slate and aimind the sun is Juitifled when mltfr ,„ JtT fr<vm pari* Tokyo they hast- no political Interest in there i« still so much that needs or Australia, | K , „ rf hopM th|( helping West Germany clean to be done here on earth. hou‘ f What returns can we expect trough knowledge gained from "Third, there t* the question of from this type of investment* 0uler (p l(-P « f will he able in eo responsibility. The Communist* Aeconllng to the scirntisti an>l j|mr |0 rontrnl many tli<ea.vrt Inthemselves were responsible lor military suihvrllte* eoneernrsl cludsnjg cancer There it much lo many of Ihe thin « Ihal happened vsith scientific procre.s amt na glinP{| fr0m a study of toi Inside the concentration camps llonal rfefrnse, the knowledge and1 They do not care to have ihe facet experience we sre gaming tsi eapoied. worth all and more than thr pro "The difficulty in all thi* it that, gram Is costing The benefits to mankind they for lack of witnesses, many trials may end In acquittal for the Nans tell us can prose immeasurable, . . I foresee the current interest in not only from the standpoint of I I * o atch R e p a ir ; Ihete trials going on for another national defense but tn many two yean or so and then, possibly other ways It is their firm hrllef for lack of convictions, live Gee from know led;# already gained M u r it are I C (iw a lines man people will throw up their we ran look forward to the day **\t Mather I'm nlure" hands and sav, ' spare us Irons all when man will he able to eonlrol V rrt ll O rlando, .Rawera Paved Sireela Sidewalks S lr r r t l.lghla Itc rrra ti'in Arena Te n n is ( ‘ourla Haakellmll Court Dediraled I'arka (x)n $U£Vumbu} (psJi&DwdS^dufadtion OR YOUR M O N E Y CH EERFULLY REFUNDED! dham& Tudor, Inc. Sales O ffic e -C a r. 27th Center rily & Hwy. 17-92 Phone FA 2-1501 S.VI.ES RKI’llK SEN TA TIV K S ON PKEMISKS F I* . FBOM »:0H A. M. T i l . I r ' J P. M. WREICDAVS: t-M *. M. T i l , DARK SUNDAYS z" i B �'D-Day’ In Paris: Soviet Peasants Support Khrushchev Dior Will Unveil New 'Supple' Line 1 p •A iff ae 1 \ "I ! • /i i~'4 -il « «•* -! 1 .XJ Mi PARIS (U P D -T o d a y was *'D" Way In P»rl». " D " standing for the Home of Dior that helped pull France out of hrr postwar slump b y launching the controversial money-making now look. Today. >■ every )r a r al thlo time ilnee the war. hundred! of newamrn and buyers crammed the grey-and sold Dior »a!on to watch the unveiling of a rew line that cou'd change female faihiom around the world. Also showing loday were two of the moil Influential dretsmakera in Paris; Lanvin Castillo and Cbanrl. Castillo was said to have the most colorful and elaborately embroidered collection in Paris. Chanel was expected to go her own rweet way at she hat sueccxifully for years. Rome of the drama was miss­ ing this morning berau<e the House of Dior's drtlgnrr. talented Yvca Saint Laurent. had already disclosed his spring tilhouelle. He told United Press Intrrna tional Wednesday, 21 houra before unveiling his pace-setting spring collection, that hii new line would make a woman look like nature made her, •’For the first time In years women will be simple, supple and natural," ho said. And he explained that this meant buiti and waist* where they ahould be, although all dress•a would not be belted, •‘Skirt* will tie natural,” said Kalnt Laurent, pointing out that, of course, their length would vary With the dress. This hark-to natural line U what the Pari* dressmaker! have been shoeing ill week. Guy La Roche, Jacqur* Griffe and Serge Malta a ll. presenled their own variation! on thia ail hourlte theme Wrdneaday, Slasher Kills One, Cuts Eight Others T O K Y O | U P I ) - O d« teenage girl w li killed and eight other ijo u n g women Injured Tuesday 'n ig ht tqr a maniac who rode through a crowded Tokyo alreet on ■ Meyet* and slashed away with a rasor aharp Instrument. The attacks occurred ao sud­ denly that moil of the victims did not evwn see the slasher. Dead from ciresilva bleeding from abahaa acrow her breast w*a Yoshlko Tanabe, a 14-year* old Junker high aehool atudent who waa o* tha street hi front of har kaoaa. Another IT-year-old v u In rrttlgal eondtiioo with eh*w wounds. Stvtral of the nthara. all in their late keens or early twenties, (•ere reported with serious injur- v**4' I WUneeeee reported that the asMilan*. a young man about 20 rear* old and dreased as a fae lory worker, did not stop his bkyab dtrtng his altaeki. Pro Golfers Pick Boyer In Tourney BAM DIEGO, Calif. U T D - T h e Inuring golf professionals heist • caurvis snd ramt to tha ronrluaton that George Bayer, the long hitter from Glen Eagles, III., ahould win the San Diego Open golf tournament, handa down. ’’This is a driving man's course,” ssld Jimmy Drmsret, the vrtrrsn from Texas as play got under way today. "And n a y er is the man to beat. As a mat­ ter of fact, he should win the loiirnsmrnt by five strokes.'' ttsyer, however, has been bay­ ing hit trouble* on Ihr putting greenr and mure unbiased ohserv cm believe the winner probably will rnmr from xurh seasoned performers a« Arnold Palmer, Art Wall or Ken Venturi. No Patterson Bout In Folley’s Future 40th Six-Month Recruit Quotable Quotes j Eisenhower Plans Two Trips South No Ruling Given By Supreme Court On Officer’s Case Newspapers Hike Price To 10 Cents Bcn-Gurion Mints Of Locating Jews verted to hit usual rank of ser- for an Immigration loan to aid grant. He appealed lh« case, h ut'.lews being allowed to come here the Uuruit Court and the District from Communist Romania, said Appellate Court rulrd against him. ' there Is reason to hrllrvr that lie contended hla rrfeelmn as If we absorb the present wave of a lieutenant amounted to a de­ UO.Ort) to 300.000 Jewish Immi­ motion, and he was therefore en­ grants, lh« gates will he opened titled to be served with charge* to the greatest eonrenlratton of and appear before th* peraonnel Jews In the old world." "If emigration were permitted lioard. from ‘that country'," he addrd "it would he the greatest miracle in our history.” Brn-Gurion did not mention the Soviet Union by name but It was H O M E S TE A D A I R FO R C E plain that that Is what he meant. Airman Is Killed By Bomb Bay Door Herbert Marshall ‘Improved’ Today S A N T A M ONICA. Calif, (UPt> — Actor Herbert Marshall, r<4. to­ day was ' resting comfortably" at SI. John's lloip itil where ho la recovering from a siege of pleu­ risy and pneumonia. Attendants said the veteran actor, who was forced to ranrel an appearance in Dublin when he became III earlier this week, was suffering very little pain. B ASE fU t’l l — A 21 year-old Air Cuba has publiahcd ila first at Foree ground crewman wax killed Wisconsin game wardens use las. Ilascd on Ihe ISM census, the Wednesday when the bomb bay hearing aids tn tune In on Illegal use of firearms, according lo the accidentally cloved nn hi* head. liraring Aid Industry Conference provinces. The victim was MrnURcd at Airman l-C Peter Ixvnrarnvieh of Bethlehem, A la , an assistant crew chief in Ihe TTth Organisa­ tional Squadron. An Air Force spokesman said the accident occurred whllj the airman was making a pre-flight vitual check of the plane's liomb hay, A board of officer! was con­ vened to Investigate the strident *»• HERTZ SPECI AL! Friday and Saturday Delicious Chocolate Covered Donuts Vic Kobcllo, A|l. 601 E. lsi *1' ... ......................... .. rf ~ ~ 11 t 1 » CIBTAiMLY.' TWf O D VOU T T U . V ° * WAJM,TV ABOWI* A N P J co e ict R r k D IX IE TH * OffAND / VAM n A HO U** OHTO 1 si D* B U P*t*! TW* fcTAOE ' CR EM E D O N U T SHOP 20| K. 3rd * FA 2-0433 I RAVENNA P A R K for Announcement Hi? f l caw t n a v e tn r; » « * r e yAtJ SIPTBUBHS* SITIlUfJ re e v ir u m r s i' tio one. c a n ■set*, mw. tf 1 tut roorrvxtt. N i» T ^ f * 6«i -.QUAD TO wove 1 WITH 4 5 ‘ DOZ. See Tomorrow's H erald l i t '*if ,i , j Vrnril Guard Unit Here Enlists C F Evening* A 2 -7 723 FA 2*7500 Oiutforb The congress' I.3M voting dele­ porled. They pledged to overfulfil) gates met today inside the Krem­ their quotai. Sounds Warning lin tn voice agreement with Khrushchev told the ('ontreii Khrushchev a boast that: that war can be eliminated by — The seven-year plan plus pro peaceful economic competition. duel ion Increases in other Soviet Rut he warned that the enormous camp nations would bring their forces of the Communist world output In more than half the "ran rebuff the Imperlaliat aggres- world's total, — Other rounines will see the aor and crush them if they un Irish a new war." He added that superiority nr Communism snd Russian Intercontinental missilci adopt It as Ihe quickest way to Industrialisation. Then Ihe peaceare now in man production. ft/ triumph of Communism ever capitalism will he assured. Meet In Secret The delegates, which included Khrushchev a deputy Anastas Mlknyan, freab from his sortie be­ hind the American lines, were meeting tn secret after Tueiday'a precedent-breaking action In ad­ mitting Western correspondanls. The "debate" nn Khruihehev s Sanfnrd'a Arm y National Guard 40th recruit for the six months program began this morning with Unit, Company B, IMth Armored active duly training program. During Ilie p u t six weeki, seven a speech by U k rim in Delegate Infantry Battalion, Florida Arm y National Guard, has enlisted tta new men have joined the local Viktor Podgorny. company to fulfill their military The Khmshchev speech also obligation while serving In the eoverrd thrae points: local unit. The latest enlistees In Rritln: Wrst Berlin must be a the unit are Harry If. Spencer free city with the possibility of 1and Hnlierl L. Spencer. The two United Nations guarantee!. brothers reside al 3151 Orlando Nuclear Arm s: Roth the West Dr. Harry Is assistant manager of and the Soviet Union should dr the Winn Dixie Super Market In itroy their stocks. An a:om free | Sanford, llnbert la employed at tone a h o u l d be proclaimed the Rlti Theatre. throughout the Far East and the j Other new men In the Sanford Pacific United Prrtv Inlrrruli nil Robert .... M. ......... Morrii, M in„> llK nrwAC fvii, , m m ■ ,,■ . People: , . , Tha , „■ ma „•■The American MIAMI II. Ha — Ldgar Company are ......... Bergen, on being forced to ranrel “ bo with Ills father operates the jority of them want friendship a nightclub opening brtaus? Char-! M W Hanrh at Oftern; James J. w|ih iyr Kussiina and "do not be lie McCarthy was late arriving Harvey, P. 0. Box 127 Osteen, em­ lleve the anti .Soviet propaganda." I ployed by Sanford Kleetrle Co,, by air Bright: " I have never been ao embar­ and l.rar.drr J. Gourley, 2120 Kim rassed. I guess this la Charlir’a Ave. a student at Seminole High way of lining me know where School. Also enlisted In the unit the talrnt H in Ihli combination wire laiuii A. Morris, P. O Box I'm thinking seriously ol railing ft Geneva, a commercial fisher­ man, and Charles \V. Park, New his silary.'* Hampshire St , Apopka. Morris and Harvey already N EW Y O R K — Dlse jockey Peter W ASHING TON (U P I) — Presi­ Tripp, on completing a 2oo hour have drpartrd for six months sr* wake a then without a wink of live duly. The other men will dent Eisenhower was m a k i n g Irave fur their training lour In plans loday for two trips south­ aleep: ward— a short vacation In Thom•‘I've learned one major thing. Ihr lin t frw months. When these men return to Ssn- asville, Ga,. ’ next week and a You can't slay awake alone. You need someone there to keep yovi ford. Company H — with tod mrrtlng with new Mrxlrsn P m lawake, to keep (riling you, 'Up, m m In its ranks — wilt have over dent Adolfo Ijopex Mateos in Ac* lo per rent of it* members with pulto Feh. 19 20. • boy. up.*" active duty training credit ThirtyThe visit between the two pres ■a N TA MONICA. Calif. - Air two mrmbers already have com Idrnt* at the beach rexort will be craft manufacturer Donald W. pitted the six months course and informal. T h u will eliminate the Douglas, noting that the Thor in seven others now are taking the ceremonies which would be In­ volved In a stale visit to the trrmedlale range ballistic missile I *joiningGuardsmen are World War If and Mexican capital. Mexico City. la now la full production: A visit lo Mexico City alvo "The production line la now Korean veterans. The first leg of the Guardsman*! would subject Eisenhower to sillhere. But It didn't happen over­ night. The Thor was .TO months training will ronvin of eight weeks tudri ol more than 7,000 lest. This from drawing board to deploy­ of banc combat training the same Is considered too high for a per­ training received by alt regular son with a history of heart ment." Army recruits. After that the mm trouble. Elsenhower will go to the JA C K S O N V IL L E , Fla. — Disc are glvrn a It day leave, follow­ Jockey Dave Hunter, awake for ed by eight weeks of "specialist" Thomasville e s t a t e of former more then 100 hours, comments training In their assigned military Treasury Secretary George M. on ■ medleal journal article that speciality. This can range from Humphrey next Wednesday or said slrrp may not really h« nec­ advanced Infantry leadership train­ Thursday for a quail shooting ing. radio mechanics, vehicle holiday, lie will return Feb. I and essary: mechanic!, clerk's vrhooi nr other participate In ihe commemoration "You know, there msy be some­ military occupation. of Abraham Lincoln's 150th birth­ thing k* that.” The ram lining eight weeks of day later the lim e week. tha Guardman'a six-months tour of duty will consist of unit train­ ing. in which he will havt an opporlunity lo put hi* newly-aequlred skills Inin practice under rea­ listic field conditions Upon completion of the six N EW Y O R K fU P D — The price T A L L A H A S S E E tU P D — The months lour, the Guardsmen re­ of weekday edition* of the New Florida Supreme Court yesterday turn to the Sanford unit as quali­ York Times and the New York refused to ru'e on a Miami llrarh fied soldiers In their specialty. llrrald Tribun# will be increased pnttee officer's promotion l-ecausr to >0 cents a ropy outside a 50 the pollremxn Is not a constitu­ miles radiu* of the city effective tional nr slate officer. Monday. In an opinion by Justice K. The price will remain five tent* Harris Drew, the court said po­ within W) mile*. Previously, to lice sergeant Albert Hakam was not a constitutional officer and T E L AVIV ( U P !) - Israeli Pre rent* was charged 100 miles from the rity, but the new price sone ihu* the high court had no juris­ mler David Brn C u r ion Wednes­ day night slrongly hinted at the was made because of continuing diction over his rase. inrrrasrd cost*, particularly for Ilskam wat promoted to lirute. possibility of large-scale Jewish distribution and transportation, natit, but after the usual pine Immigration here from Itussls. the Times aald, Ben Gurton, addressing s rally month probation period, he re­ A T T E N D THE H E R T Z Vb’r MOSCOW (UP1)— Ruiiian pea* anta pledged thrmaelvea at ralliea throughout the land today In carry out Premier Nikita Khruihchev'a program to outprodurr the Wrat and win (ho world for Commu­ nism. M ail mrelingi at factorial and collective farma hailed the tevenycar rronomic development plan which Khruihchfv laid before the 21st special Communlit Party congress Tuesday, the stale radio re- D EN VER f l T l j — Zor* Folley doesn't rvpcct to grl a sbot al Floyd Pat If non, the world's heavy weight loxtng rhxmpion, very loon, regardless of the out­ come of tonight's bout with Alex Milrff al the Denver Auditorium arena. Fnllry, i M favorite to whip Milrff In their scheduled to round Construction costs In the V . S heavyweight bout tonight, plan* to return to England, where he which went tip about 104 per cent will fighl either Joe Erskinr or from 1922 In 1929, have risen 103 link Richard von, high • ranking per rent since World War It. British Empire hcavywrighla. Follry, the fourth ranked heavyweight contender from ('handler. A rts , was No. I challenger to C Valtrrsm'a trows until hr Inti to Henry Cooper, British Empire champion, h> a derision last year in Ixuulon. 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Day* 1 3 -F E M A L E HELP W A N T E D FA 2 3071. Night* FA 21333. Sleeping room. 123 mo. FA 2-2577 1)— M A L E H E LP W A N TE D 2fc-M AI.F. OK EF.MALE 2, 3 and 4 ben no in house* and FOR S ALE OR HF.NT: Modern 3 lO -W O R K W \.N TED ■mall apartment. room hou*e with 2 ae rn of 23— Rl.’SIN ESS ROSA I - P A Y TO N , Broker land <m lake. Inquire NoeP* O P P O R TU N ITIE S Those FA 2-1301 Grocery, Oitcen. Dr. Bradin» 23— S P E C IA I SERVICES plat. WFLAK A A P A R T M E N T S : room* 21— P IA N O SERVICES 24- A -B C I L D IN a CONTRACTORS private Lathi 114 AV, Firat SL 2*i BEDROOM unformatted hou»c 23— E L E C T R IC AT. 2 bedroom cement block hou<e. Ph. EA 21310. CONTRACTO RS unfurnished, FA I 4nW, U -A — B UILD IN G. REPAIRS. 3 -R E A L E S T A TE FOR BALK 2J.B IIEILDINC. St PPLIES Beautifully furnlihed r o o m . 27— N O T IC E ■ PERSONALS FA 2 7304. 2 fc-A R TIC l.E S FOR SALE 3 Rdrm. unfurntihi d apt. *70 9 - F I R N IT C R E A 1700. Magnolia. FA 2 »S t. H O CSEKO I.D 2 Hedrooma F lo rid * Room I I — AUTO M O BILES— TRAILERS V IE N N A - ( I PI i In three which can carry either a tonven '• r v . Auitria ha* built from tional or atomic warhrad. and scratch a imall but well-trained wilh which the Weit German* will army of aS.ttw men. almoit all in­ be equipped in aliout a year, would fantry. At the end of the HnllvhE'rrncti- be too ftp e n io r, hr *aid. Graf explained thal the AuvAmerican Soviet occupation in 1933, each of the four power! save Auv- Irian ground force* now- are form­ tria va*t atorei of military ma­ ed into 10 brigade*, nine infantry t e r i a l , including cantonments, and one armored Thr »elf suffi­ small arm*, vehicle*. »omr tank* cient brigade* can fight in ivolalion for long period* or tan l>e and ammunition. together in "building Since then, Au»tria hat purchai- gropH 41 a number of llofott 40 mm block" failuon to form a heavy antiaircraft gunv from Sweden and concentration. T h u i* the time a few lintith plane* for it) imall tyttrm now being u*rd by the new Writ German army. air force The problem) ratted by Auvlna'* Now. Drfrn*e Minuter Fcrdi rand Graf tuld United Pret* In- geographical lituation. in the heart lernallnnal he I* planning to equip of Europe ami belween thr world » all Infantrymen with rapid fire <»" "ia)ur t*ower him*, are for submachine gun* or "»turm ge- niidablc, Graf said „ wehr." and l» even negotiating ' the 3Aarvavv I'att atJtc«. with Cominuniil Cicchoilovakia on he said. "Austria forms a^ the poxtble purchase of rocket ar gic operational *ptmgboard for an advance into We»t Germany, to the O fcry f This artillery comitU of unit* Swiss border, toward* Upper Italy of 32 barrels rich, mounted on and to the Adriatic " Graf believe* Austria l* secure earner* They were developed If it thow* a strong national dr during World War II Graf taid any rocket artillery fense — strung enough to be ie more modern than thiv loo >petted by all sides But. he expensive (or such a .mail nation warns. A military vacuum would In ttiat as Austria, which ha* a population have a magnetic eflect of only 3,001...... caw. each great powir bloc »«Ul«l Even *uch llrmv a> the Aineri- feel it rnuvt Step in and i uni rid can-made Matador guided rniisilr, llh r ground tn Auslri* Longhairs Riding, Barber Is Happy Ho lly w o o d — cU p u — The longhair) are back m Ihe saddle again, and Ralph Trejo, a HollyR o d barber, couldn't be happier. •This sort of thing will put me In Ihe upper brackets," he said. "A h. I thould have »uch a won ifarful chance to know how U IS to suffer becauir of wealth.'' Trejo's personal recession end ed when western* hegsn cluttering up T V tcreen* Long msy they clutter, a* fir a* Trejo t« concern rd j These cowboy a.tnr* must have |R r which i* eonviderably longer than mo*t guy*' hair," he *nd. •'But that (bwsn't mean frwrr hairctlls— lar from it. It mrao* more haircut.. They have t» keep It at the *smr length, and that mranx each guy ha* In gel haircut about every two week Time was whrn a guy could g» for lb ret- week*, and it wouidn l look too bad J ’lt * much more noticeable, too B o t Just Itccauic of the length licit also because of Ihe bleaching effect. Many actor* In we.tern, sre out In the sun longer llisn other people Their hair Mart, to lighten on the end*. Then they come to me for hslrcut* ” Onr member of Tre)o * clientele i* Morgan Woodward, who play* Shotgun Gibb* in "Th r Life and I-egrnd of Wyatt Karp .Vrie. "M r. Woodward h*. interesting B r . " hi* barber laid ' H grows about half an inch every month It'a healthy. I t ut It about rvrry 12 day* to krrp It looking Ihe same. He It one ol tho»c who are outdoor* so much that me end. are hlearhcd by ihe sun, lie come* in every 12 day* or sooner if Ihe end* are lighter in color ' Trejo al.o reported thal actor* sre more nerxout lhan non avion ,* f ttp lo s io n F ilia l REBRJNG ( L T D — Mr* Dtu Pennington, shout 7<). was killed Tuesday when a ga» slove esploded in her trailer home near bar*. Her husband reraised «mijr Slight injuries. The couple arrived her# only Hi daya ago from their home in Hir hamwood. AVu. - U .l l .A . — *28000 <Includes C lo n in g ) $8280 .00 FOR SALK: Beautiful 2 Bedroom PH Home Kilchrn partially furni*hed *4.Vn my equity. *M. per month FHA approved, lo ­ cated at i l l Country Club 4'ircle, 2 3*41 Jiivt off \)-’*l 201h. R E A L E a r ATT. D R IV E -IN 2344 Trench A v# J. W. HALL Call Hall" Realtoe Phona EA Tbit 1* a gunt pat* to the Rltr IIO S A |„ P A Y T U N Theatre fur Jack 1. Uradin lirginlcrett Real Estate Broker Exp. dalr Feb to, •3). Ph F A 2-1301 — 17 92 at Hiawatha IF I T IS R E A L ESTA TE ■ vie Crumley ft Monteilh at 117 South Park Ph. F A 2 46)3 2>i. p . ~ * 7 -4 , C - T - , l.fl S'. Par. Are Ph. FA 2 6123 Snisirl People l l l ’ Y I1 K F O R F A lliinnt! Arlett 1‘rice. Everett Harper HOME SEE K ER S Thone FA 2 4 » l M2 N. Park Thi* i. your opportunity to buy an attractive 3 HR. 1 tile hath home and a**ume a 4'a*, A'A mnrlgage. Lively feature. Inelude completely equipped kit ctlrn. vparr healer and vcncllan blind. Prire 317.765 Down pai nirnl $1193 Monthly payment. UA including laxr* and mvur anrr SUNLAND Estates & South PIN ECREST Seminole Realty llaliygil nr iron FA 2 7926. W. D IE TR IC H S - REALTOR Elir. Melhxin— Velma Gon/jlrr SH7N lettering. FA 2 7926. Adelaide II Mine* — W uriairv l)Ot Park Avr FA 2 3112 Work wanlrd a* purler, jamlor ol dishwasher 7ta) Bav Ave 2414 ORANGE Till* two tied room limne with Painting A 1 FA 2 7924 Florida Room Kill lien equip Ironing, for 6 lie. I A 2 7211 menl ran be pun based fur only *6400 00 with tv run Llcluvive A good garden or lawn worker b«ting it l 'king fur work Adiln-ti: R O IIE R T A. M il I.IAMS, Bealtut 312 tiak Avr Ph EA 2 2701. Kavmnnd l.unilquivl. .Avvov I A 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Babv tilting. houiewnrV „r rntau LO TS FOR SALE l.arge 62 \ 1C) tanl e*|w-nemed FA 7 1212 Good land, cleared, tome land •calling Cash or tinall payment Child <arr in my home 1317 Elm down, balamr 323 |H-r nmnlh Avr I - II MANN Box .33 lake )| unt nr t " " 1' ............ uxrkrrper Will ion till* r nr Winlrr I'jirk Phone FA 2 mi 3 4«ft* IIjv \\r Tin* l* a guest pass to the fist/ my Ii o in r. Theatre lor laiuii Ituta* Exp Do laundry 1 A 2 5610 date Feb in. ’59. in hi* chair, and lhi» mean* that a barber ha* to be particularly calm whrn dipping away *1 an H ER B E R T STENSTROM arlor. Realtor "There'S no point in making a I.YNN RINSER man nervous." Trejo said, "espe Home* D cjifrn cd F o r LOTTIE: ItllOADM AV dally when you're u.ing a »cisKEN T O R R E T T 7 llimrn hmi*i hardwood lloorv. Florida L iv in g . Astorialr* kilrhrn e lrd rlr, tpaee beat, sori and a taror around him Hr " i t ltcdroom*— 1 i - Hath* 2I2* Ph. T.A air condilinned Inquire 711 III N. rark should he relsxrd Mellons tile. "The longer length has influent M AJDR BROWN R E A LTY ed quite a few nun acturs." Trejo Realtor L«K H AIIROB 3 l>rdlooin Phil continued. Tail* of them now lip* hmi«r: 2 bath*. Florida LA K E MARY sec m to want their hair just a room. Til ln.*n FA 2 yew after Ph. rA 2 5237 nr FA 2 1961 .title bil longer. Dl course, wr 4 30 p m. •till have the crewcut* among u» -I but tht* ha* no effect on me I'll 1 BEDROOM , 2 bath borne 2 till go In any length for my cuiloin lit* roomt. f.-ncsd bark yard, South Pinrt rest EA 2 h a * *»‘ *»:>ii m »m ; i iMinii - I • •t l> I'H H H U I. 3 lift home I T mile* from city Im m ediate O ccupancy Is* t* ll»p I elele )if| It mils, double carportr. I aerr J t . p i n i A N TIM »N \ IM IT 'I W n tiu a ra .itca Peraonnl I »t *tiit'l land 32 »>jn down Total prtrr S n tiifa c tio n o r Y m ir m i i \<»i i* i: 311.00O. Ph. EA 2 2796 i.prpltt *l*e Money Chrerfully J A M Alt) 26 • ill. « I hi lt«h I ft ids * 4$ |sfft«elit 3BEDBit().M hum*- — l bath* l>i*r n*»» ft l» Adml.tion* Reftinded, tfl# II •HtftM* * tin** JlJ'l* ft •* — (let tile equipped kilrhrn— Margaret Checsboro.igh (Or n4 - |r 4 .•I 4 n*-»M,• ». •e firel if Is »* hiub I •»<•! a*lUf h l'l ■ft fenced yard — EDA financed Undo) i hr I'liftt# -t 4 ♦<f Pay only 31 W equity and as Florence lla iim it (-anford) M’lftO i'A iV. P*« ft \Til*»N> sunir payments 3100 Park Avr ! Hint I'H'ftfl e*ftBftsl ft*4*1 *t •ft 1► Mane Ilciucan 1 Sanford< •fi*l1 1f.»♦# !*'•!» • ftnull* ftn mpi 1<s |hft OW NER. Charlie Flower* lSanford* *ft|*J J mil* ■ f- el apt! |otu* i t Ilf flOf W|*l i 1•t f ft f 4. **» t i f t « i I f.'ary Skipper iSanford) ' I f ) , ■ Fl 'I * ' • * 1■ >» l||l« h l f l l l l V BEDROOM < It hnmr, enlarged AA'Bite Ann Walker (Sanfurdi H»f ft• id I ■k• i 1* Florida room Kitchen rqinp I•« 1*4 i n «"'# ' 't!* it*9 *tf 1ttmHerbert Pierce iSanford 1 menl opllonat FHA financed 4• . ft I* ** \ 27th 81. Gloria Simpson fSanford i • » %ni T il ANN *c*INo t o r . I I wv. I No rrd tape or delay Reason OCCA AYoodrn* I emancr i Apopka) Phone F A 2-1501 able down payment and 337 I • Kit' ■" ■-1 - * *h# KM Birth* .f 1*11 ft N Tlln ft T monthly 127 Country Club f f t -i 'IM k V A l*p. ooftpri Hi by artrl to Mr and Mr. G irl •»TKv»fMUM 1‘ ftftl** ft M ih T o H ll PARMER’S AGENCY D in e . EA 2 71)''. George Tegfcblt r Sanford i t " fb rl) ft*f * 1* jtf ||t N. V. Palmer, Realtor .. a *|« }|HIM Idft Baby l*j) to Mr. and 31r. Jfl.i F o il Ihe economy minded-3 bedD. It. Wbilmnrr, Avsoc. Ka#*f-1r*I 'fl tiffId4 ('Kim t It home t#>reh tarporte, Robert llarm lbn (Sanford l i t S. French Axe. Pb F A 2 3721 litllltv looms, equipped kitchen. Baby boy lo Mr. and Mr* Aftsr hour* FA 2 2*14 nr FA 2 4921 My equity and take up irinainJoseph Hartnett (Sanfordi log \\A loan. Ideal for tiuidren. DHrhargr* R A Y M O N D M . I1 A I.I. I (icated on mm through street. ferry Lamb (Sanfordi REALTOR ft INSL'ROR Phone FA 2 1-591, ' J . a NUARA 27 Third St. ft Park Avrnur. South Admliiliint Y all < all Ball PAY ca»l) for land on road. Win. Barbara H o n e . (Sanford) Phone FA 2 5441 Erimomnu, Seybold Bldg , Ml Ralph I'rter* . ( lyOOgwood, ami. Allman Richardson (.Sanford) 2 hr. CH home. *er«en porch, kit­ Willie DrLanry (Mirnl) chen equipped, vmall down pay­ r r r a w n i r r n w Darron Bargee (Sanford) ment FHA financed 357 a G R A P l.A TLI.i: N ER SER Y Birth* month. Large nicely landscaped B E A L T IF U L h o l l y Baby girl* to Mr and Mr*. lot. Venetian blind*. Call Colby Phillip Simpson (Sanford) FA 2 1330 eat. 106 I to 4 p. m A,1!. kind* *wl *lw * , after 4 E'A 2 0ft*3. Grapevtll) Ave. FA 2 (MM Discharge* Mary l l n . r (Sanfordi Mat Ion Market C A R R A G E Mar>- Jo Stewart (Sanfordi 2 or , L’B homr, electric kilchrn P L A N TS for salt. Tred Thurs­ Harriet Fits Randolph (Derquipmenl. (tie bath, jalount ton. E’A 2 D M . Bar* l windows, ulilily rni , IsndscsoWalter Charlei Young tSaned lawn, large brick Bar It Q E'lors! Arrangements — Corsage*. ford) V») ft. from Naval ltaie 36,9W SAN FO R D FLOW ER SHOP Amelia McNally (DeHaryl FA 2 347). F A 2 1122 or FA 2 0279 3rd Addition. Legal Notice VA • FHA ■ FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As $100 Hospital Notes ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. f YOUR* m [' NEWSPAPER PACKS POWERli INCOME T A X SER VIC E lint. II. Afurrav l l l l Celery Avr EA 2 13)4 i ’lotcd Sundae g»— a r t i c l e ** rn f t r a l e AUTO GLASS INSTALLED only $57*50 monthly Stcn-strom Kually 27— N O TH 'E S — PERSON.A LS W E LL D RILLIN G Fairbanks Monc Pump* Repair* to all make* HOWARD W. LONG WT E Commercial Ave. Phone FA 2 2333 Cotton ft Wool Yarn*. Netleaa, PUMPS — SPRINKLER Threads. Tape*. SYSTEMS HOLLINS HORRY SHOP '37 II fi. Houtrlrailer, mun go, All lype* and t u n . Installed At The Sign Of Th# Totem Pola, “ Do It You riel f" moil any offer accepted. 2617 S. French Ave. WE REPAIR AM) SER VICE F A 20433. Jacket* - Boot* . Tent* * Luggage S T I N E J* FLAM ING O 40', 2 bedroom .ARMY N.AA V SU R P LU S Machine and Supply Co. trailer: awning Space No. 73,' 201 W. 2nd St 310 Sanford Avenue Ph. FA 2 *432 Park Axe Trailer Ct. FA 2 1672. FACTORY TO YOU AI.UM1M M 1 7 -B O A TS and MOTORS | A L N E T IA N B U N D S Enctoifd head Saj-proof bottom HOUSE B O AT— 2* fl IticdnKini*: rail with plattie ends, Plastle galley A living loom. Furnidud W in il-h le ld Hack Glass or rayon tapo. Cotton or nyloa SIN)) each. Can lie tern at Band D our (H a m Vent ( 111 ).* cord*. Shell S K tiv ic i; Senkarik (;!« * « sand U n in l Co. Senkarik (ilaaa and Paint Co. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS U l t l l W 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4*22 117 III IT 7nd SI. Ph. r \ 2-I67: Special Sale! All uvrd motor* reduced to POUCH glider — » 1crl drrk chair B EA TIN G auction wholriale. — boya beginner hike — hand All new 1)3* Evinrudri at close II. It. P O P E C O . lawn mower - stroller — Singer 29ft 8. Park ------ E'A 2 1234 cut price* Sample 3433 i»( lark portable table Ph. F A 2 3611. *303 00. All i)3» model boat* gteatly re­ Television Tube* Tested Free. 12 Ft upright l(oipomt deepRO LLINS HORRY SHOP duced. freere. late '36 model, work* Sample: 31330 Bowman now $7)3 At Th# S.gn Of Ttie Totem Pole prrlecl. look* like nrw. Call 2617 8. French Ava. A lew 1)3* Gator trsilri* tell t A 2 7013. on *ale, and a good selection of Quick Iwundromat Service lived boat* ft trader* Bo> scout uniform *trr ia call Shirts E'mDhed In 46 Hour* Gateway In the Waterway" Mr* Merle Ham*, lavngwnod. Ssntton* Dry Cleaning Your Evtnrude Dealer T E t 1>*E E I3tb St, F'oodmart Bide. HOBSON SPORTING GOODS SOI TH S ID E L AUNDROM AT S()4 6 6 E. l»t I'knnt EA 2-5)31 GAS hcatrri anil list lb gas tank, onr electric heater. C a l l M ERCURY Ot TnO ARD MOTORS ENAFLOPES. I^tlrrhesds. statemenu. Invoices, hind bills, and EA 2 1310. w. r. 5AHT1I programs e tc . Progressive Outboard Salei A Seri Ice Printing Co Phnnn VA 2 2)31 — JAN UAR Y CLEAR AN C E 2313 Park Ave FA 2 6774 306 West 1.3th SI. NEW 19.y I nderwood Golden Boat mol or* — 1 Mai k 13 A I t3 Touch iHirlable tvpewrllrr h p, F’lrcdcnr Call FA 2 712!) ROI.KAWAY. Iloipltal snd lUbv D E L U X E .MODEL Bests. Day. AA'eek or Month— Lot 4114 66 S|»fci*l 393.00 after A p. m Tel. FA 2 3111. Furniture Center 1 niverial Model 114 Welt First St It — rettidtevt.vi k-Suer lie1 Lilt 1123 01 . . . . 343 no Save Door) • Pair iif Slanu -c rat*, female age Fu ivliuie Moving A Storage POWELLS O FF IC E SUPPLY CO. four, male age two Air* w (7 I E PIIII.I.IPS. Acrnl 117 S. Magnolia Avr. EA 2 .3642 Ramsey. 4UI 3V, Dili W AMIRI HN A AN LINES 1300 1 rcnch Ave. EA 2 19*! Large rrd*nrm>. hulk or cupped. I k -A R T l r U -S W ANTED Vann, litway i l l E , Ovtecn. P l t E M H A L your baby ■ shoe* Mr* R. I.iwom Ph FA 2 423d, J E E P W A N T E D 4 wheel drivr rv r r tailing biontr. gold Call EA 2 1190 •list)— AAtile APARTM ENT SIZE GAS RANGE B AIII Kit AEl I T -B K A L T Y PARI/IRS Imtallrrl, including 2 tank* of gal *t* Nor lb Itraih SL W )»3, lias Inna Brack, Fla. Sanford* Mott Mmlctn M iller Hadin X Applianr* Braulv Salon 1165 Park Ave. FA 2«132 21 A — ROOFING l PLUM BING Soft AValer T, A Stamp* IIA Hit I I l l s RE At T V NOOK 2ft— F U R N IIU K l: and 103 So. Oak r.A 2 3742 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3 BEDROOM - 2 B ATH HOME Beautiful, spacious on three loti. Doulilr carporte Kit. lire* equip R E A D Y T O M O V E IN ? ped I’cntril heat and air con • Riorkt Weat Of French O N LY SS93 Ou down buv* thi* mod diBonetl llaidwood (loon ex Avenue an 30th Street. rrn 3 Bit home with kitchen cepi Florida Room which it M ODEL OPEN DAILY equipped hard wood Boor., ci-rk tile Flreplsce Phi* boat Florida room, and ample *tor port 1111* IS T H E REM BUV age nn in hi v 1)3 lot. This is B Y OWNER 3 bedroom i ll home |\ SANFORD on ibadrd Iota, Ideal location. a true laluc at 311.KM. Can tic financed >13 Catalina 3 BEDROOM 1 RATH HOME Dr Phone W. 1! W rit KO 5 32^ FUR R ENT Corner lot Kitchrii Equipped Oviedo after 4 30 p. m 3 liedioam I bath home near Very good financing Down pay­ ha.e. .hopping. 163 U0 mo ment only 3iou. 1ft— F ftM A U t HftLP W A N TE D For thr Itett B u t * In Rrsl Eitste 3 bedroom, country houir. 36j ft) mo. furnlihed S E E C U L L E N ft H A K K E Y 2 REDROOM - I HATH HOME 3 laities Immrdiatr oprntngi lo W. A. Cagle, Jr. Salesman Eierpliotally nice home on call) ii you ran work 12 or lit) N. Park Ave. Ph FA 2 U l l NE33 3 bedroom home 11 block shaded corner lot. Fenced said more hour* per wrek Hours of from Mflonvillf Ave. 3130 M Fairly priced. Nire section. vnur own choice High earning* down. s<»300 monthly. s o l 111 IMNEC R EST: 3 bedroom for interview write 'It - Eltod home. Us baths, lutw duwn 3 BEDROOM P IN EC R EST llornr 114 W 91It St , Sanford. Fla. pawned., $47 month It! W. W. It. “ Mill- S T E M P K R Agency Eenced yard SI.oot) down Move Rralmr A Insurer Woodland Dr EA 2 7631 :i-$ 4 l)R K W A V TFB in In 5 minutes. Av-oe. Laura B Diier. II. 3', Taffir lleaullful 3 llll. 2 tile bath home Jnratrd in exclusive Ro.-e Court section of Sanford. Completely equipped kitchen, lovely terrir 70, door*, heating unit and vene Han blind*, I'nced at *16,90) Reasonable down payment and monthly payment, lev* than rent S P E C IA L SIR ATCKS 33 P LYM O UTH 4 dr, RAIL *300. F A 2 166S before * p m COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Austria Flexes Muscles W ith Small, Good Army 23 1AODD HUFF'S Farm A Garden Center ANNUALS M l Celery A»e. Sanford ^ J Iu u lir0 ^ jq i| | M llB lb O Ill 1.1,ABI E PARTA FOR ADDED IM O M K M ill PART llll F E L L TIM E WiiBK WE S E C U R E L( H'AT IONS M ill TESTERS 3|ale or frmatr wanted for lliiv area in handle Ihe WORLD FA Mid s II I A lelrvumn and radio tube* void through our iai< •: miMlern method free •ell irr(o f- tub# tr<llng and men lian t-ing units Will not in Irrlrir with your prevent rni ploy merit To qualify you miivl has. 'It 176 60 to 37.953 7U lath available Immediately, for mvenluit and equipment, investmint sci urrd 'Car, 3 spate hour* weekly, -bonId ml up Iu 3650 W) |« r month in your vparr lime, should lie able tn ilsrt at on<r Tint roropany wilt es tend linamul aisislanre to full lime if dr*irol Do nol antwrr unless full^ >| lallflrd for time and mvritmrnt Incomr (larlv imiurdistely, •Ruilnrs* n vet up for you 'Selling, (ollilllng or expert rnce I* n,»l nrcrsiary. •For |h (tonal inters lew in your rity— pleao ini bole sour Plume Number and WHITE I . S El l • THONK'S CORE 662.3 llrlmar lllvd University City 35. Mo. STORE", wilh edfire IM MO sq ft Free parking sre*. 40T AA. 1*1 Si, PLUMBING mi saiu.*: PI l MBING A B EA TIN G INC. I.icentcd — Bonded — Insured Cocoa, Cocoa Beach. I.er*burg. Sanford Titusville .>nil elr S.ANFOIll* — Plume FA 2 7C.'J1 Pl.t MBING Contrasting A lit pair* Flee Estimate* « I . HABVI V 204 Sanford Ave. Ph»ne EA 2-1161 Will SEI. US YOUR FU R N ITU R E We HUY the Mn*t Wr SEI L the Mo«l Wr PAY Ihe Mod SUPER TK AII1NG POST Ph. EA 2 ta.77 • BIG V A L U E S • QUICK C R E D IT • EASY TE R M S WIIsSON - MAIEU New Ami U*eti Furnilurr 311 E. Flr*t SL FA 2 3621 $Sc\VE$ PI I AIRING III. A1IM . Neiv X Used F u rn ilu rr nm l A pp linn res Mather of Sanford *|R C tlM IIH O N IN G t O M R ACT and REPAIR WORK ,no, s%t r.A 2*562 10J 203 r . First S L Ph. FA I-OJM . . „ , ItuihImh^ if KcpalrH Joe l . Ihomaa m u Santa SI FA 2 nr,t» Under Cnnttrurlloa 74— PIANO SERVICE PI AN'U T t M M ! ft REPAIRING AV. I IIAK.MON j-|, f A ; , ; i i 4|,fr j w) p |(1 I I - A HI II.D IM , l ON l it At TORS E’ur carpentry, painting, aneen lng. roofing, and plaster repair, asphalt Die. avbevto) aiding, matonty or w-kvI vtepe, leveling and repairing girage* and wrecking rail F.A 7 41(1. H O U S E Mmlder — additions — altrrallonv. Eter loti estimate * Plume rvrningv Geneva 2131. 23— ET.EI TH IC A t, SER AICfS V.Ai l UM I LEAN ER REPAIRS Parts for all makes -d leaner*, Elei'rnlux, Hooter, h uh r. He. l ire p n k up. Woik guaranteed E A 2-4765. Houle Wutng — Electric Seetlee Si.) AThleit R A N D A L L E L E C T R I C IT ) 11? Magnolia Used furniture, appllanct*, tool* etc. Rouilit-*o!d, Larry's Mars 213 Sanford Ave Ph. F A 1 4131, RAVENNA PARK A iJl’IE T COMMUNITY Near Golf Unuraft ity Homes MODKHATEI.Y I’HICEI) Low Down Payment Monthly Payments !,cs.s Than Kent E A 20913 25 A B UILD 04G -R EPA IR 4' P AINTING Buy Now E'l-OOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, * u | n g Serving Seminole County *iat« 1973. Choose Your Own Tile And Paint Color* II. At. Glraiun. Lake Mary IMI'KHIAL DEXOHAKIRS painllng and paprung M ! - T 7 l d _ o c > A '.' -7 9 D I a f v r B <>iil lo your plant. Remodeling and Addition! DON L U K E tl. S lto e m a n e S i L'linxlruction Co., Ine, 711 W r«l 23lh Stieel Phone FA 2-3103 I'kona FA 2-6621 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Mr invite sou (o he our tcuraiH absolutely (re* without obligation at one of Sanford's leading Motels while you locale suitable housing for >ou and >our family. Pick up jour key at the Sales Office, Odham & Tudor, !nc. BRA1LEY ODHAM, Prea. Corner ll**,v. 17-92 X 2Tlh St. Phone FA 2-1511 x �SB Lit'l Giant To Open Here Tomorrow Sanford* M « < d abato d o n will open tomorrow. The Lit’l Giant Food Store at French Are. and Catherine St. will hold He craad opening Friday through Sunday. The drive-la food atora wOl re­ main open aeven day* a week frum T • .in. unul 11 p. m. Convenience la (treated in the Lit’l Giant atore, which feature* quick aarrlce aa well aa atirb aerrlee. The opera­ tion of the atore le not to be eorapared with that of a auper market, official* aald. John Graham baa been aelected ea total manager. Graham end hie wife have moved to Sanford from Ocala, where he wai former man­ ager of anothor Lit’l Giant atore. 1%e modern building le built of ooMrote block, and acreialble from both atreeta. A well-paved parking area tncreaaca He con­ venience. The lateat equipment baa been Installed. More than 4,000 item* will be carried, Including all food auppllee and beauly aide. The Lit’l Giant Food Storeo are owned and operated by Giant Food Vitoraa Inc., with headquar­ ter* In Ocala. Leon J. Souther, general manager of the company, will be In Sanford for the opening tomorrow. The new manager, John Gra­ ham, Mid "We feel very fortun­ ate in aecuring thin wonderful lo­ cation in tuch a progreoive, faatgrowlng city aa Sanford. W* are looking forward to becoming a part of your eity and atalating hi ovary way ponlble toward continued progreat In the future.” Brave Dog Absent LONDON ( U li > — The Astorialion of Dog Blicuit Manufacturer* announced that H will not award it* ailvar trophy and a tli month* NEW OKI.FANS (U l’U — Jon aupply of dog blacuit* to tht brav­ Wood, 18. mutt have wanted to est IIritlih dog thia year becauae Me the Mardl Grat hi the worat no Brltlib dog h u been aefflclentlp brave. way. He made the 1,000-mile trip here About on* out of every ita hotfrom hit home In Brookfield, Wit., by bicycle. It took Him three ptii! admission* in the V. 8. M a maternity week* and eoet $18. Mardl Grao Fan Big Teen-Age W ar Headed O H By Law JERUSALEM, Israel (U P I) Joseph Sprimak, TJ, speaker of W INTER HAVEN (U P I) — Pothe Israeli Knesset (parliament) and veteran Zionist leader, died lice headed off a Mg teen-age war here Wednesday night after Wednesday of a heart attack. receiving Upa from aeveval MudPHILADELPHIA (U P I) - Wil- ous parent*. Ham Blair Craig. T9, associate ed­ The entire police force of thia itor of the Philadelphia Bulletin smalt citnia city— 10 men— wa* at bia retirement la IMI, died called after report* came to the Tuesday. station that two leen-aga gang* would gather for a battle at the TARBES. France (U P I) - Big Lake Silver Amphitheater. French army Gen. Pierre AgoaTwo policeman were “ etaked tint, U . collapsed and died of a out” it the amphitheater at 9 heart attack Wednesday while re­ p m. when groups of boys began viewing a regiment of paratroop- arriving. They were armed with ammonia and siini shot* to hwrl heavy roofing itaple*. The officers. Detective Ray Willis and Patrolman Gerald NEW YORK (UPI)— The New Hunter, called for help. All ata Winter Haven police York Knlcks have traded forward Guy Sparrow to the Philadelphia cart were called out and aoma Warrior* fer guard Jack George officer* summoned from the po­ In a deal forced on both dubs by lice training school which waa their Injury list, k waa officially underway in the city courtroom. By the time officers arrived the confirmed today. Cagers Traded milling mob had grown to about SO. Despite being badly outnumbe­ red. the fleet-footed officers nab­ bed M persona ranging In age from IT to at least two fruit pickers from nearby Auburadal* who were over to. Police Chief Muncie Smith said •event of the boys were from prominent familiea. All were charged under a state weapon* away before being ar­ law with unlawful assembly and rested and officers said they had under a ally ordinance with vag­ their hand* lull catching the youth*. rant/. Several of the young prisoners Bond was set at $123 but many were released on their own recog- said the boya who escaped told them they planned to double baelj \ niianre. k up any weapon* Police recovered no weapon*. later and sway. m throws thrt They aald the boya threw their C E R R A Z Z O Gets Three Winners WHEELING. W. Ve. < U P D Jockey Fred Erala highlighted the Charlaa Town racing program Tuesday with three etralght win nen. Knts scored on Dauntless Darrah (M 001 In the fourth. An dya Hope fSIT.00) In the flfth and Happy Retreat ($18 00) to the •istb. Floors Cleaned — Sanded — Polished TERRAZZO WORK OF A L L KINDS! Free Estimates — C a l Ual SEMINOLE TERRAZZO The average American see* bit doctor about five times a year. FA 2-7821 IOC If. M y rtle We Invite you to visit with ue during these exciting 3 Days BIG and extend a .standing invitation to C O M E O FTEN DAYS! All Day Saturday and Sunday FRIDAY! SATURDAY! SU Littlest Giant You've CISCO Tip Top's Ever Seen with hli FREE M ERRY-CO -RO U N D FREE Bubble Gum, Balloons and Suckers For the Kiddies * I for the kids OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK EA R LY and LATE You'll Find A GIANT SELECTION OF . . . From 7 :0 0 to 11:00 • Lunch Mentf • Cold FOR QUICK SHOPPING CONVENIENCE CURB SERVICE IF DESIRED Cul* Ready Sliced— Head) to Eat • Canned FrulU Vegrfahlm Scope • Houaehold Supplies YOUR LIT'L GIANT WILL RENDER A GIANT SERVICE FOR THESE ITEMS YOU NEED IN A MINUTE SATURDAY and SUNDAY Velda Ice Milk delicious asst, flavors FREEZE Quick Meal Preparations Spur o f the moment Picnko and Barbeques L halt I plea a* • Freeh Frulta and Vegetables • Hairy Product* Of AH Kinds • Soft Drink* • Beverage* • Picnic Food* • SuppHw • Crushed o r Stock lea �County Purchasing Criticised In Audit MBe.nlnoI* County Com mu tinners dressograph and typewriter, which Ware cnticiicd yesterday by Stile came from the general fund. The Auditor Bryan Willis, who report- addretsogrsph was purchased for ad that the Board made purchases the Superintendent or Regim e8f more thsn 151.000 contrary to a lion. WUlia also said that the Com­ •tale law requiring bids aa each mission pUn-d identical orders for pnrehas* over I5o0. Most of the buying was for road official records indries amounting •od bridge supplies; ssphalt. cul- lo 149# each, at the same time, ami ra ts , lime rock, concrete pipe snd had paid for tntm with the same •tag. Some 11,500 was for an ad- vouchor. The orders were made on Income, Expenses Listed For County In Past Year Receipts and expenses of eounty jrffic^e taring IMS have been re. .. _______ _ Tbe office of the county clerk Crossed 160.554 JO. Selariee of deputiee came lo 830.82887. Office expenses were 11.598.44. The net income was 123,126.89. 0. P. Herndon, clerk, wae paid a salary ot 18,000, and returned 814,128 88 to the eounty. fleshy Lines Set For Bosom Battle At Gaudy 'Strips' LAS VKGA*. Net. f U P D -T h e battle of the bosom* moved from this city's g a u d y nightclub "a m p " to the halls at the Ned|da Legislature today in a fight to ban nudt dancing girls from Las Vegas' plush hotels. Aligned on opposite sides at the fleshy battle Une a n four hotels — R1 R a n c h o Veai, Stardust, Thunderblrd and Dunes— which present bare-bosomed girlies, fac­ ing off against lawmaker!, clergy M>d the non nude hotels. State senators Floyd Lamb and Prod Sctlctemeyer introduced a §D yesterday designed to cover Wp torsos af the torrid tarpskboroans. Lamb, denying ha is a cruisdat, said. " I don't believe the pubRe should be permitted lo watch foil type at show. Thi y take me beck to foe orgies of the Roman E m p ire " Gained to PapoUrMy Since the nude shows were first attacked by the clergy last (all, l* undraped cxtravaganiaa have ■Ined in popularity snd numbers. Only this week a brand new ehow. “ La Nouvelle Eve," opened St tha K1 Rancho Vagaa. This show, along with tha Stardust's “ Lido" import from Parts, claims to ba “ art'* aa against a mass atriptease act. This has b r o u g h t abmil a Schism among Um nuda show boatolria*. w Th e Minsky show at the Dune* A d tbs Thunderblrd bare-chill* rated at too bottom of foe totem | Total receipts of Prosecuting Atlerney Karlyl* Huu.holder were *>*«“ ; Housholdcr s came to 83.604. His compensation is 87.500. Justice at the Peace Hugh Dunran reported receipt, of J?,2j . 65. Hie exprnies were 11,21017. He received * net Income of M.U20 66 Constable J. Q. Galloway re­ ceived a compensation at I7.54M. His axpenies were 82.193 94. T o u t receipt* of County Judge Wilson Alexander's office were 834.743 45. After oapen.es and salarirs, his net income was 815.568 31. Judge Alexander received a C o m p e n s a ­ tion of 811,213 34, and ha returned 84,543.44 to the count). Total t receipts of the office of tax xsseisor were 846,551 32. Ex­ penses came to 830,862.90 Mrs, Mery Eerie Walker received a compensation of 19,000, and re­ turned $6 653TO to the county. John L. Galloway returned 83.881 96 to the county after a Compensation of (9.000. Total receipta in tbe tax collector's office were 851.525 18. Expenses came to 538,543 30. Citizens' Council Hears Rev. Downs The citiirns* Council of Semi­ nole County held its first regular meeting last night to the Court­ house. Kev. George Downs, represen­ tative of Ihe Florida Stale CIUtens' Council, from Orlando was the speaker. Downs expressed surprise at for “ very few red blooded American" that attended the Council meet­ ing. and urged the members to "bring a friend" to the next gath­ ering. i One point that *•* foot uughly emphasised by Downs was that the Cilitens' Councils throughout the country were working "for Americanism • against Commun­ ism" that they (the Councils) were “trying to educate thr peo­ ple on their constitutional rights as voters and eitiseni of Am cr tea." "Let the people Judge on what they want in their way of life," said Downs, in respect to the re­ cent Supreme Court ruling on the Utile Rock integration act. Rev. [towns told Ihe Seminote Council there would be a mass meeting In Atlanta. G a . on Feb. 11, to discuss .States' Rights It will be a plate dinner meeting. Tw o former Michigan residents with dinners at 125 a plate, ally believe In classified adverThe Seminole ('ttlicns Council jpaiiy will meet the fourth Thursday of W in sMr. and Mrs. I J. Wilkinson each month. bought their Lake Mary home ■site unseen" from an ad in The | I I H ‘ v I _ _ _ t Michiganders Say Saw Ad In Herald, Sold 'Site Unseen’ fanfoid Hsratd. The Wilkinsons moved to Sanford last October from Miltingtor, Mteh., and iwporl they wer# ’Completely delighted" with thetr borne and the area Tomorrow, tbe Wilkinson* will move Into ■ brand new house— ™ gb t beside the first on# on filth ft. Tha "stla unseea" horn* hae bean aold. Wilkinson ia Die funner owner and manager of a Michigan pro­ duce store. He say* he "feels at bom* with produce people". This waa tha right place to come. San­ ford Is one of Flonda’s largest pro­ duce centers. £ horus Will Sing A t Church Sunday The Sanford Mat# Chorus will ■fel Sunday i t I p n In the CenLrsl Baptist Church. Acting direc­ tor i* W. W. Brown, Mrs. Ren Wlgglne has Joined the group aa Accompanist. Rehearsal will be held at I p m Monday to the First Methodist Xhurch. T h r Chorus will sing in church Feb. 18. Junior Uage Loop C a Tn m n e rm n M a r t i I O ltlO r r O W The junior Havkethall League of Stanford Keefe aHon tie part rnent gets down to serious busmen tomorrow with the playing nf the first official gsm* Team I (Stamper Agency) play* team 2 (Sanford F.lcrinri at u a nv. Team S (lloumillst’s) vs. Team 4 (R o tson Sporting Goods) f»l lows, with Tram & I Higginboth­ am’*i vs Team 8 (Seminole Sport­ ing Goods) playing the final game All games will t>* played in the National Guard Armory. 1‘arente ar* welcome to watch the young­ sters play. Coaches still are need­ ed. aa many boys are being turned away Waus* of no available lead ershlp. (Eh? * ____________ a split invoice. The total of foe VOL. X L I I United P two wuuld have made the purchase subject to the bid law. Com miss on Chairman John Endar said Una morning that the audit was the best the county had ever had. 'T i e are attempting lo cor­ rect the situation, and from no* on all road materials will he subject to hid.'' he said. The only axceplion, Krider said, was the purchase of pipe, “ We don't have the money to tie up to every aise, and the siae varies wlih each job." • The Chairman said that foe b r ­ ing of a road construction engineer should alleviate confusion about purchasea. “With the exception of road materiala. everything hat W A S H IN G TO N ( U l‘l ) — Proofbeen bought by Ltd in Ihe last two iteni Swan O'Kelly ot Ireland ha* years. One Ume we asked for bids lwen invited to vita foe U. 8. foie yeee. ^ ^ ’noCier ’^ " r h h f yarned un[ ulhori((i, ro.d itnictiun for much of the material H A V A N A (U P I) — The provi­ aid for by the Road and lindge sional governmsnl suddenly post­ Fund. poned tie "war erimte'' trials fop The Commie ston also was criti 12 hour* today * About giving an ■ted for purchasing a motor grad­ explanation. er from the higher bidder. The .itffcrcnce of 81,554.19 was “justi­ fied" to the minute book because W ASH IN G TO N lU P l> -K # y De­ the "blade to controlled from the cab ind u,e machine has a higher mocrats today were drafting a new farm plan which President chassis clearance," Willi* noted No property records were kept Elsenhower hae promised to op­ for movable equipment other lhan pose. that of the road department, Willis said, “although It represmta a substantial investment; much of U T A L L A H A S S E E (U1M) — Gov. if attractive and could easily dis­ LeRoy Collin* today designated appear without the knowledge of Feb. 15-22 as Hrrnando DeSoto Ihe Board." Week In Florida in recognition of Lump sum payments lo various the annual pageant in Bradenton. county Chanilwra at Comm tret were det-mtd improper. The Board is authorised to expend money for L U X EM B u i 'KG ( U P I) — The publicity, but not In lump sums. European coal and Steal commu­ ttetirrmant deductions wer* not nity's high authority has decided properly made for employer of the to participate in tha New York ™ad department, county farm and International Trade Fair May 8-19. lh* lervice officer; all other *lig. ible employes were contributing properly to the retirement system, W A S H IN G TO N ( U l ’l l — Presi­ the audit report said. Willis slated, hawever, that, in dent Eisenhower urged key House general, finan •i were “well man­ Republicans today to work harder aged, and in lalrly good fund!, to hold the line in Congress for lion." The budget was properly his tsalnnced budget. prepared and followed, and no ap propnaljon items overspent; rec­ ords m genera 1 were properly T O K Y O ( UIM )-jk ^fairD strung kept. earthquwkr shouk * * «Tokyo . l _ . for * about one minute today, causing win­ dow panes to rattle and wall clocks to atop. * Leaned Wire A W IN IN D D EN E N TT D DA FW H PAPER * JUf D EE P P EE N ND A TILf .YT W NEW8PAPER feetabliahad 1908 FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y 10. 1959 ^ANFORD, U . $. Goal: Orbit Man fLO R ID A NO. MO 1961 Senate Is Assured Jaycees Accepting $5,000 Is Given News Briefs Official Invited Nominations For To Hospital Here 01 'Urgent' Drive In Race For Space Top Young Farmer T rials Postponed Ike To Oppose It DeSoto Week Set Accept Fair Bid Ike Suggests Work Tokyo ‘Shook Up' Lake Grand Jury Will Investigate County Official Pipeline Planned ROME I L T D Italy hae an nouncnl plan* to construct a big TAV AR ES H IM) - The U k r pipeline system to funnel oil I County grand Jury will be askt-d porta to Switseriind from foe port to investigate possible criminal of Genoa. charges against County Commis­ sioner Jack H r# ten at *lriuwut The Commission voted Thurs­ F R A N A r'U rtr, Germany tL’PI) day to file a civil damage suit — Tw c n ty s U yvsrs ago today against Hoolen and his business Adolf Hitler beeline cbancellor qf asiociates, as suggested by state Germany and fo* Nurd Ketch was Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin. born. The anniversary was Ignor The dispute involved thr rale ed by the German people to ihe county last year of four pieces of proprrty. In which llootrn had an interest The K H A R 1til M. Sudan lU P l) — county claimed It acquired till* Three union leaders were aenteiKto only two pliirrs of Ihe properly. ed Thursday lo five year* to prison Male law forbids a county offi­ for holding an Illegal meeting and cial from doing business with the associating with mcmt>eri uf inter eounty In which he is an offtrer. national Communist organisation* llootrn, who was absent at Thursday's meeting. rUiinrd h* had resigned as an olfieer of the M U N T L CARLO. Monaco (UP1) fertiliser firm which sold the - A five nun director.** appoint property* before he her sin* a •d by Prince Itsinier 111 took ufcounty commissioner. fue today to run things tttl Mon sen's little p-dmcal crista blows over. Hitler- !*• Irn o rH R ainier Appoints 5 Law Seeks Thief • Who Did Things 75th Anniversary 'Convenient’ Way A t First Baptist LAUREL Mis* (U P lt-P o lic e Tourists Desire Trips To Russia Th# F in t llsp’tst Church will rslehrat# tt* 18th *nnlv*r<*ry Sunday. Special service* will be marked wlih sermons by Dr. Juhn Mc­ Guire at 6:43 so-1 II a. m The thurch is one of Sanford'* nldsat. Dr W. P. Brook* Jr. G the ps>inr. Chamber To Drop Unpaid Members All unpaid mrmherthipe in foe Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will be dropped from Ihe rolls after Jan 31. H'isineas firms with outstanding memlwrshipv are urged tn submit their ehwckt. W ASH ING TO N (U P I)-A m e r i can lourUts, whu spent more than Thr Mothers March un Polio two billion dollars overseas Iasi Seminole County Como svtoners a will Interview applicant* tomor will He hrlrt to Lake Mary to- year, want to see more or It Approximately 86 per rent nf row for Ihe position nf county night. to this Country's overseas tourlsta toad engineer. Residents are requested The rommistkin requires that tight their porcbcv between fo# favor increased contact with th* hours uf T:fo and 8 30. Mr*. Rich Soviet Union, a- curding to a sur- the man be ivglilcriat road conard Keogh Is chairman of lh# vey complclrit by the American tru.-tl»n enginrrrs, with experttutomohile Association. i enc*. drive. March Set Tonight Interviews Slated h i" . __ . They wtU be judged cn heir degree of progrea. to agncul oral career; K e n t of mud so I snd n . tural resource conservation prac­ tices; and contribution* to com­ munity, state and nation. The Outstanding Young Farm•T must ba between t l and 15. Strangely enough. Orange County already has ealected a H*-minol# Ceunly farmer aa 4U Outstanding Yeung Farmer. J.Ck P. Ito-kl «.f Goldrnnsd. is •ss**itsl*i*p ivf Irl arvilii Jaycees; I as s'##* a inemlwr of Irte» foe IUrlandu a portion uf his land He* in urangr County. Dodd is 24. and has .160 acre* of land and mote than JWJ head of registered Gurrniey catfl*. Ills dairy la tn this county. l i i l lff* ar , V ? ??Utill* of Florida e Whl* fo* night skies of Sen- group Hist coordination was n«-< I vhandtiing expert "You have resounded with th* sclYsm *d in each ilore category, lie everything here you nrvd, but suggts'ed three citf-wide promo- you aren't taking advantage of at Jeta, local merchant* ponder­ Hons a year, amt asked the cs»- It," he said. "Tte your civic imed toefr problems last night In operatmn of all merchant* tn not provcmcht plan into yuuf bask t sleek curved splrndur of foe offering or advertising sales roer- fundimentals of merchandising vie Cent*?. chandisc juvl prior lo the pro and you'll have something. FroTbe contrast was emphasiicd mu'ion A program was ctrculal- motions must tk planned ahead, when Francis Roumlllat Jr. open- ed containing a six month promo Your daily stock should meet fo* ad th* Retail Merchants Division Hon calendar. demand* of your customers. Admeeting with th* remark that Division vrriltlng expense* must he inRoumlllat reminded Sanford's shopping district bad member* that tbe situation of j eluded in your budget Fiat lake fallen behind foe marked pro­ •hopping outof town waa becom rent and electricity." gress af Semhwle County. Sleubilr also told th* group Ing critical. "The Mme has come More ’ than 80 merchants at- when we have to work together, trial personnel should he told of landed the first general meet- nr we might not be able In do new merchandise and trained to tag of fo* Division. A promotion N ta an." ba said. offer it to eustomert. Jpogram was totreduced by Ralph Mist Dot Powell made perhaps Tbe advantage* at progress Wfwan Jr., chairman of th# plan growth construction w ere . the most la«linj| effect with hrr . ^ Outstanding 10U? ! * L r rs ' ,,e l* county 1 ”7 " H C. IKskl, former roni missiuner. and ia married to foa former Kay Estes of Oiiedu The legend at foe kite Dr. Jamas C. G.bba will not die m Sanford. A check for 85.000 wae present­ ed to the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital at noon today to fulfill a bequeri In his wtU. the money will he placed hi foe Memorial Savings Account Fund for tses In futurr expansion and eapstal aspsnditure*. Whan Virginia Approves Almond's Package On School Mixing [ such expansion should occur. Dr. Utbb. . „ a plaque. H already has baea an fared in the Bunk of Remembr­ ance wish other hospital banefac tors. Dr Gibb* ,U «i June I at fo. age of !02 ui the Semin.de Me mortsl Hovplial. Ha was one of the ''horse and buggy" doctors during tha years at active prswUc# tn Crown Point, Irsd. Upon his retirement in t.i.ford to 1912. fo. c.nturian continued hi. activity to civic interest* and Masonic observance*. Until short­ ly before hit death, h* could be seen raking and mowing his lawn. HU ' WASHINGTON (U P lt - Dv. T . Keith Gtrnnan assured a Renata •pace Inquiry today that the U S . wtO try "with the same sense of " r*#nc* ** h*d ,,url» « ‘ h* w »«"’ 10 * n,,n 1,1 ort,it "within ,*,c next couple of year*." director of Ihe National 'Tonauties and Space Adintnta* tration made the pledge in a 1 , U , ! ra*n‘ ,0 Srtl*,c « ™ UP ,b> l**der l.yn,,on B.' Johnson (I» Tex.) which U investigating U S. progress h) space exploration. "This committee wants to know where we nnw stand," Johnson * * — 1 -.o -sLr,..‘T . '- - r 1*” C L S - " ' Mh w *“ .J the Gibb* estate, and culnx Glcnnan’s stair men! did not an­ RICHMOND, Va. 4 ttP lt-G o v . Judge H W. Ware prssantcd thr uAd Almond- , lt swer the question directly, hut check to Harry Weir, hospital ad­ Uon k _ said Ihe effect of Russian apacu ministrator. achievements has been "enor­ „ ^ inlfar#tlon * lehooU mous." and "our space mission appi la ao vital we must carry It for­ by the Virginia House of Dele­ ward with Ihe same senae of u r­ gates today with only token op gency we had during the w ar." position to on* of the thro* mea­ Man into UrbU sures. Gtrnnan reported that fo* M e T h r lower bouse suspended 111 |yj#t and unanimously approved, Donnell Aircraft Corporation f t wo ^ ' p ^ „ em St Louie witl build "capsulea wa U N ITE D NATION*. N T . (U P lt hope to use to send a man info of 8230 annual tuition grants for „ udt0|< „ ho c h o o | r — The United Nutans Security orbital flight wtfoln fo* next cow* * schools over integrated class­ Council meets today lo InvasU- pie of year*." “ We are catling upon every rooms * |at# a charge uf "murder to cold scientific tod technological cap*Public schools In Norfolk, where I0.<0> children have been out of blood" hurled at tha United Arab btlity of fo* nation that ran con­ tribute to this program," b# aaMs ■choot or to makeshift c I is s m Republic by laraal. Th* NASA chief also: since Sieptrmlrer, open Monday. Israeli Ambassador Abba I. Said that before foa end at Seventeen Negroes are due to be Eban msda the charge tn a letter td(nm rd Hui>t J. J. Drew baker Monday to Tunisian Ambassador th* year a flight of foe Air F o rm for an orderly opening" Mongi Slim, Security C o u n c i l X ts rochrt plan* hi an altltudt Charlottesville, g r a n t e d a chairman for January, to whleh at too mile* should "alretch our slay of integration by the federal he also cited seven other “ aria ot big toe into the edge* of apace," court! until ItoptemtwT, planned •ggreasion” by U.A.R. Iroope to The plan* will go almost high enough to achieve ao orbit, bvM to re - open two school* on a Syria. segregated basis The NAACP ex Slim scheduled today's meeting lack of speed would prevent to to. Par Ifk iu d Mrooa pressed dismay over the delay (or late in the aflcntuon so as not while tily and school officials to conflict with tha U. N. vlalt at Predicted that th* "cluster" dl ware delighted. President Arturo Frondlii af Ar­ Jupiter rockcta being pot togatfeaM gentina. Frnndixl will he given a by for Army will make M potgmdrd lour af Ihe budding by Sec­ ■Ibla tn 1862 “ to put 10 tana 4 retary General Dig llammar- payload Into orbit and ta Sand skjuld ami he guest of honor at two Iona of payload Into deep a luncheon in the Serurtiy Coun­ space, far beyond foe moon." The cil lounge. 10 rocket cluster la expected ta Eban a chief charge was that have a total thrust of I^OOJkiO A representative of the U. 8 1I A R soldiers in Syria opened pounds Btrwer's Foundation spoke to to- fire on two Israeli shepherd■ , ... , In j UN Council Gels 'Murder' Charges - Saturday Deadline On Farm Program Jaycees Hear Talk On Beer Industry Unionist* In Prison today were looking for ■ thief Who; Broke into the garage at the home of a school sqper loir nth-tit Stole a tractor stand in the ga­ rage. I Tin r the vehicle to ths school and broke tn. lie move the avbool's safe. Hauled thr safe track lo fo* gs rage on the tractor. t snl foe principal'# acetylene torch, also stored in the garage, to open the safe. Departed with 1300. The Outstanding Young Farmer of Seminole County svtlt be choo­ se between now and Monday. Winner of thr contest, which la sponsored nationwide by for Jayreel, will be eligible to eo«i|<ci* for stale honor*. Tom McDonald, president of the Jsyrees, has asked residents to nominate young men for foe honor before next Monday. Nominations may be made at foe Jayree In­ formation Booth or by rilling foe county agent. Cacti Tucker. Judges for tbe contest wit) be prominent agricultural leaders to Semlno'e County. The contest anti must be actual farm operators, deriving twothlrds of their In­ come from farming. Thay do not Tomorrow t* for deadline for Seminole County farmers to make , application for abl to some phase* •>f Die IU59 conservation program The initial sign Up deadline in­ cludes legume or grass pastures, milliner cover crops on cropland or orchard* and for establishment uf n;#n drainage systrms to dispose of tires* watwr. Applications will lie accepted by Humsr Ballard, offir# manager, Seminole Agricultural Htahilliation snd Conservation Commit!**. The offire ta In Hi* courthouse. Ballard said lie had been Infonn^ by ^ As<- off|re ,h„ a|j fundl allocated to Florida fsimrr* for cost sharing In 1956 had been committed Some agree ments signed in late t95K, there­ for*. will be paid from 1959 funds, he added. Ballard revealed foal some 4(1 ((cminols farmers received a!-out Un.ooo under fo* program 1**4 r**r. He emphasised foal local farmrrs should make application for asilslance tefnr* any project is sisrted, tf farmers hup* to qualify tor Ih* cost share program. Aliens Required To Register Now Tomorroe- is foe deadline for all aliens to fo* slate of Florida to file afolrea* report forma. Failure to comply may result in fuirt, Jail sentences or dr|«rlaUon. The law re. pure* that every alien escepi tlioi# having diplo­ mats status. represantatlvM of rerlain organisations or tamimrary farm laborers must fll* tha adtress re|»or1 during January of r*rh year. The re|M»r1 may t>* filed at the Sanford Post Office. A total of ;iM'36 sllens filed to Florida last year. Newspaper Talk Merchants Meet, Discuss Problems « iim ttfi cal J .v c r.s yesterday, giving the history and contribution of th* beer Industry Flank N. (libsoii. uf the Flor­ id* division, explained that tha Foundation waa the public rtla - K T - s i r a bn "'i W eather = ctl last considered fo* Israetlsit producing br.w.riae- and , j>n twn1„r , tlui(lo|1 sUnu ci-naum* ct-fvium# 14 t2 gullon* . — esblsnls gallons |>#r per [ capita. To combat unfavorable publicity, Hie Foundation la work­ ing directly alto law enforcement ayrnci#*. In an attempt to re educate those who uppose th* beverage Mr and Mrs Al Haslardn, San­ Authua Forehand, director nf ford’s Courtesy Couple, vr#rf gue*t< <•/ honor al the luncheon. the hospital division of Federal Mrs Baviardo received a bouquet Grant, tn Florida, will meet with of fb-atrs from th* Sanford Flow fount y Commissioners Tuesday al 2:50 p, m, to discus* plana for et Shjp Gordon lliadtay, eaeouiive di­ thr pro|H>sc<l county hralth unit. Forehand will cmn* Irum Ta l­ rect"! ui Ihe Sanford Housing Authority. alimHirsred Ihe <q>*n- lahassee for the session. On hand in , Feii t of Cowan Motighlon will be Dr. Jark Ururmund, coun Terra#*, s whke hrw renl prnjeck ly health diroctor. win* has urged Commissioner* to begin actlnsi on on W*.) Third 84 the unit ar soon a* possible. Funds (or the unit will lie de­ rived from the county snd a U. I. grant nf 845.000, released under the Hill-Burton Act. Th# buildVidor B<-rge will bring his fa­ ing la estimated to cost ta foe mous “Comedy in Music" ts> San­ area of 8100.ono ford lomurrow night Tbs- per­ formance will be he.d a 1:20 In the Civic Center. The cllental* M thr Scmlnola Proceeds for fov concert will go In the Victor Borge Heart County Jail has dwindled lo 2* Yesterday, three entered the #*• Fund. Ml seat* are reserved. Some li- krls ar* still avallaole at tabllsbmeiit, five departed. ProTouchlon's Drug Store and th* •ent cuunt ia two while male in­ competents, one white male Ju­ Jaycrv Infurmation B<*tth. The llrsrt Fund eonrert ta *|>on venile, three whit# males, IT col­ sored lie-ally hy the Seminole ored males, on# colored male In­ I'ounty Mrdical Auxiliary and foa competent and five colored fe­ male*. ' Javrret Hospital Official To Confer Tuesday With Commission Borge To Present Show Tomorrow 29 In Jail Today Injured Boys Die; Wreck Toll Now 7 ORI-ANDO, F U . (U P I) — 18-yearold hoy* rriticallv Injur ad tn a wreck at Cocoa Beach early Thursday that took the live* at five companions, died tn a hospi­ tal hero during th* night. Kenneth Gorpper died shortly before midnight and Patrick Cow telln. th* last survivor, meeumhed at 8:30 a m. tmlay. hnngtng the death toll to seven. Both youngsters underwent emergency s u r g e r y for hone splinters lodged tn thetr brain# when the lop *f fo* speeding ear was shrerrd off by an overhang­ ing pip*- on lh* hard packed beach a few feet from foe ocean. Officer* esllmatrd the 1959 car wa* traveling -t between TS and no mile* an hour In a IS mil# tone when It struck Ihe eight inch Heel pipe at 2:55 a.m. The Im­ pact ripped off the roof of lh# car and Ih# tops of tha boya* heads. Five of th# youths, all II , war# |nitanHy. They were Jam*# K W f, m Kenneth L D. (Jardiner. John Edward Roquetnor*. Richard C h s r l e s Knnbler and Sickle Hendrirk Morgan, all at Orlando Teagarden Recover* G L E N D A LE . C'allf. ( U P I ) — J a n trombonlet Jack Teagardam Is recovering •nicely'* from aa abdominal operation, the Glandata Samtariim and Hospital reported today. United Fund Allocates Agency M oney The .Sanford Civltan Club last Dirrclurs uf United Fund, meetI night heard a ta.k on thr rontrlbuttons that a newspaper can mg at th* Sanford Atlantic Naent* who were given 850 each mike lo a community Ilona I Bank building, yesterday lo spend. The one stipulation was that .hey couldn't buy anythin, approved the report of th . Budge. un.es. they were given a . S t n J taltor «7 Tto l! ' h,t recommended the tsl*. Sanford Herald allocation of amount* Identical to Sanford Herald. Tw o didn't spend a cent, al ,, chairman was was S8. Joe 1,1 11,1 *cxr t,,r participating though they shepped in Ih* large 1Program rogram chairman rho re­ agencies in 1939. cities of Culcago and New York. **v *• 2ounlf ■H“ r,*cy* wh The report, presented by Koy Non# of the students were able f,nt * r"0* " ' *" 8*n,n^ * open printer. Mann, showed Hist funds for foa to spend foe entire 850 "Th a t story made me think currant year will ba slightly less about Mggealing items ta rut lhan those subscribed lata gear. tamers who had com* into lh* However, Mann was confident that store for something else." she additional donation* would rim s in Fair •ilk lilt** change ta teas said. "To o many uf us simply drop tha ball whsc w# either sell psrstart through Batnrdsy. Di m before the end or fo# year and thus one thing or don't have M to feg again lata tonight and early enable payment# equal to lata stock. Wa could offer to show Aatarday. High this aftarnnon Tl year. ot -cr nicrthandit# In which tha* is I*, low tonight II ta 84. Varit'ainpaign Chairman Howard 8 ta 88 ■ lies par haw. Mv-Nuiiy exprtiHd divappointuieat I «^ •«* ™ 4 j F kLUl^ “ T of them. He said Ihe shepherds were on "focir usual g r a i l n g ground situated Inside Israel." The laraell delegate also listed seven other alleged aria of ag­ gression by U.A R. troop* which as negative as It seamed. He fell confident that fo* subscription* ta U F eaceed th* sum total of th* previous individual drives fof funds mad* hy the eeven partitapaling agencies. That In itself was prom-**, he said. Th* report showed that 880,I'TM.TH had bean collected, an ad­ ditional 82,204.TS pledged. The amount# sat up for foa par­ ticipating agencies are Girt lniwfl^ 82,840; Salvation Army, 8M88) Boy ■routs, H,TX>: Cfcfldran’S H oms loci sty. |l,M0, Mental Health. 81.780; Rad Crone. 88.HM) USD, 81,980; total 8*2.780. Directors stranding tha saaataa ware Stataar, Mann, Ms IM t a Huong rowan, George To uh j, M r4. Cirmeta Rag, Bn***, Faddoak tad kwt ha added fota faefuaa II wwan't Ms* to** foal the 835.1MM) goal deemad es­ sential hy the agencies for lhair work, had not been met. Ha com­ mented on fo* hard work by cam­ paign workers, hut said that “ ap­ parently Hrmlnole County juta does not want a United fluid." Harold K a s t n c r , president, thanked those who had worked ao hard He said that he felt U F waa a great step forward from ths "once a week" solicitation# which laced residents under the "every­ one fur himself" type of chanty drive. But if “foa people of foa community don't want tt, than there isn't much u m tn a few of ua knocking ourtalvsa out try fog to Maintain It." Clifford McKlbbin agreed that results wer# far below tha goal, � 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>, January 29, 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/b708f958f91c9725aa76a28aff84f41c.pdf 8669a0102cc7d6bce6be05f47483534d PDF Text Text Yon Cot M O R E ( or Y O U R MONEY I WHEN YOU BUY A HOME In UNLAND JUST ASK THE FOLKS WHO LIVE THERE I I I • STATES • • On Highway 17-92 - 2 Miles South of Sanford Home* Are Equipped With These Plus Features — City Sewers Paved Streets Sidewalk* Street Lights Recreation Areas Tennis Courts Basketball Court Dedicated Parks C'untom Hull! Cabinet* • Terr U K) Floor* • G E Stove • G K Refrigerator * G K Hot Water Heater • Tile Hath • Venetian Blind* • W a l Furnace • See AND THESE LOVELY 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES ARE PRICED t h e c o m p l e t e l y f u r n is h e d m o d e l h o m e W e Have Homes Ready For Immediate Occupancy at 1 2 , 5 0 0 to 1 5 ,0 0 0 FINANCING AVAILABLE VA • FHA • IN - SERVICE • FHA • CONVENTIONAL and other* under construction that will be ready within one to four week*! Wt Can Qualify Ton For One Of These Plana Kb Thirty Minutea! U)& ^u ah an iM fisthAomd OR YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED! B V dham & Tudor, Inc. Sale* Office— Cor. 27th SALES MOM I N 1 M. T IL & Hwy. 17-92 Phone FA2-1501 REPRESENTATIVES ON P R E M IS E S 9'M P. M. W E E K D A Y S : ItOU A . M. T I L DARK S U N D A Y S DOWN PAYMENTS M bw M O O MONTHLY PAYMENTS wbww * J Q �(S h t d a i t f e i t f o n t l f t * VOL. XLIX AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER Uim«l Prea* Leaned Wire Established 1908 • WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 358 County Accepts Appraisal Rule Space Trips Fantastic? Squadron Trains, Night flights Set N o t So, Experts Declare COURTESY COUPLE ARRESTED — M r., and Mr*. A! Bnatnrdo look notiplunsed 1U Syft. Leo Rock introduce* Dave Thrasher (toft). Court**#- Week chairman, and ___ Nights w ill be n*>i*y over Han ford i tain a* VAII9 antera th r second phase of tralnlni Air d* WASHINGTON <UP1) — Top apx-ed of light—IB6.UU0 mitaa a ploy m m l neat August. space expert* aaid today that second—and destroying r w it ii r i Flight* w ill leave ami rrttirn to within to years man could be with death ray * ih r Sanford Naval Air Station landing uo Mar*, reaching out (or Th* dartling futuristic foretaste , during early evening and late Jupiter, living m *pace station* ! —compiled in a report by the n|Kh| hllora. amt telecasting to all the world. House Spare Committer — were The squadron will fly simulated Moreover, one expert aaid men '•ritte n by id apace expert* In the ajr r r aft carrier hop* and longw ithin *1 y u n may tw Dashing | PGreat Britain. Germany, fang, bombingmissions. Constant High Level Urged; Millage Will Drop Th* Seminole County Conmthuion yentariUy rescinded it* order ou property uppruixal*, but voted to urge the county tax XAaeaaur to *et a high level on M***xnt«nU when the gure rent survey U completed. Commiis*ioner* and member* of the County School Hoard went on record a* favoring an axae.-vament level of 75 percent. Judge Says Youths field carrier landinga must he report made to insure pilot proficiency. In County 'Good' Charlie Morriaon, Chamber public relation* lo 1hr ftiri amj aa|txics at the IUlr and the Far Fait. director. The "arreiit'’ took place late thia —— T,’r •'»***» committee's prrdlrled these space develop mornitiK at the south city limit*. The Ita*tnenls by 1969 tardo* are now at the Mayfair Inn. —Designs for rockets Capable of (Herald Staff Photo) boring through the earth, con­ . . ■. . mm. •& n» 11>. I .i .1 I t.., . .. a n a .*a n o a'at lAVt Both voted M adopt resolution* to this effect and present totem to Mr*. Mary Karla Walker, coun­ ty as lessor. H ie Commission, which bad in­ structed IhiwUng Appraisal Co. lo list 71 per rent of value on ap­ praisal rards, rescinded (hit ac­ tion after reading statements by Turn pi roller Kay Green In Th* Sanford Herald. At the time (he Cominisstna and School Board, meeting Jointly, voted to ask Mrs Walker for as­ sessment* at 7k per cent of "fu ll cash value", memtier* pledged themaelvcs to a reduction of the millage ra tr John K riilvr, Com ml d o n chairman. and R T. Milwee, county IU M rln. , ndcn, .em lllljh . i i l r d that superintendent, pha.ilrd ihe nidlage ratr. Ihe actual ra tr of taxation, would b« reduced "a c­ cording to the increase in the level of a n c tim tn l " Both pointed out that Ihe governing ags-ncie* "w ill set th* millage rate ao that K w ill produce minimum needs." Pupirs of th r resolution also w ill be sent lo Gov. LrKoy Col­ lins and Green, who said yester­ day that a new manual for U x assessor* makes B mandatory that aa.csimrnts b* baaed on 100 per rent o f value. A statement by Krider prior to a motion to rescind th* "TS per cent of valu*" order fndkaled that the Commission had been Inform­ ed previously of Greeo'i feelings on this matter. When the issue was raised. S li ­ der said, "I'v e already told Dow­ ling " Although th r Commission and School Hoard w ill ask a TS per cent assessment, thia ia not bind­ ing on Mr*. Walker. The tax as­ sessor told The Herald that she waa "thinking In term* of OS per rent.'* although ahe said a de­ finite figure hat not hern choseA. Thr Florida Iludgrt Commission, mreting today, was scheduled to tak* arthm on the new lax as­ sessment manual. In other action yrstrnU y, the Com mission voted lo Interview applicants Saturday for lh* coun­ ty tng ln re r’s Job. okayed tha hir­ ing of another secretary for the toning commission (SI.R00 per year), and employed a Dowling employe at 12 per hour on a parttime hasia for the toning commis­ sion Al th* time his Job with Dow­ ling is completed, the employe w ill Join Ihe counly at D.ooo per year. Because the A ll) Sky w arriors are noisy, resident* were urged to Th* juvenile aituatiua in fe m remember lha. this is a necessary evil. A ll squadrons at the Naval In-.lc County i* very good said struction of underwater cargo Air Station must train, officials Judgr Wilson Alexander in an ad­ ship* ami operation of manned said. " I f America ia to rem ain in dress to the Sanford Pilot Club a state of constant readiness, the Iasi night at the monthly dinner WASHINGTON (IT 'D — Fred orblla) ilumbers —Space probe* to the planrt men nmsi fly. War Is no reapeclor meeting. dent Elsenhower today branded of day or night. The pilot* must Alexander said Ui*t. taking into as irrvs|*>nsible a report of a rift Merrury —Accurate weather forecasting. be able lo operate with their consideration the population o f the with Chief Justice K arl Warren. A young couple from Cleveland. Carol and Al llattardo, who re -1*aid. "1 couldn't Itgure » tu t I'd —Various stage* of progress on rtew * at any time, in any wea­ county and it* present rapid Ohio w n "arrested" at the city c*nll) returned from Germany, I do rr wrong.” such forma of rocket propuliicm as ther, glow lit, juvenile delinquency I* lim its thia morning to be-jm e San- were baited When M orm on. pub-| The ltestanlus had been visiting Sanfurd's slogan during this very Utile. There were only 11M CARTHAGE, Miaa. ( U P lj- B u r - ionic and pholonic power, plasma Yu. n V .' 7 . , ,, / fo rd '* lt»6n "Courtesy Coupie nr relation* director fo r the her mother. Mr*. Itichard Randall, g la r* entered a local bank and jet*, solar boiler*, magnetic brak­ period might be. " I f night flying case Ui. ris in g juvenile, m Uv. For two and one-half hour*. Chamber, and Dave T h ru h rr, M W inter Park. They were en carried away 3J.IW0 penniea, po­ ing and even solar satis — a ta ll (Mllicr* you, think how much im int\ during IPod .C h a rlie Morrisun, Dave T h ra ih rr. Jaycee chairman o f Courtesy route to Cleveland, where Al plana propelled by light from Ihr sun. sleep ia tost behind the iron cur­ Dulles uf a county Judgr varies lice reported Tuesday. •b rv l Set Leo Hock o f the Sanford Week, told the couple “ this isn't a to work fo r his brother in cement One expert— George L Haller, tain fo r the iam# reason." in cuunlira according to alar and controlling. lie has been released Police Dept, waited to arrest pinch.*’ 22-yrar-old Al collapsed a fieneral Electric Co vice presiimputation, hr said. The Seminole aoi n r one who looked “ Just rig h t.” against hia little Smica ear and Irom the A ir Force, a lte r three dent— .ummed up the tone of County judge baa three spheres of AMMAN. Jordan <U IT>— King years in tUthurg, Germany. The the report In hla statement: jurisdiction: lim ited crim inal, civil couple ha* hern married 3 4 years. Hussein ha* shuffled hi* cabinet, "M an'* venture into apace la the and proiailr. The nerd u f th* The Courtesy Couple wa* taken relieving I’remler Samir K lfai of great enterprise of this centurymunty for separate facilities for to the .Mayt'uir Inn, where they his duties as defense minister, Tremendous progress has already Juveniles and the m rntally i ll waa were given the key to the city by been made, Yet in the light of riled by th* judge. Mayor A l Wilson. W. Scott Hums, what remains lo hr done all that Mrs. Sidney Hive had charg* of manager o f the Florida 1‘o w rr and WASHINGTON (U P D — Srlec- ha* been accomplished ao far It Two m rn suffered hums Monday th r program and introduced Judge Light C o. presented the pair w ith! Use Service Director Lewis B. no m orr than a tennis hall as afternoon a* they worked on a Alexander. an electric fry pan. They received Hershey proposed today that draft* viewed In relation to the earth.’' Job for Florida Power and U ght Twu guests, Mrs. Wilson A lex­ two large bags of fru it from Cat- exempt young men be trained for Co. at Hi* Interstate Highway in­ ander and M r*. Jeanie Blair, were ick F ru it Co , candy and Ugaretie* eh II defense prrsuit. Three new members. Miss tersection In t-akr Monroe Cowan-Houghton Terrace w ill behind Edward Higgins Terrace, from Kuuinillat and Anderson, and Woodson I-rM a ilrrs and Edward Dorothy Cooper, Mrs. W inifred •pen Fab. t on West Tturd St. which contains to units With the flowers from Ramsey Florist Snipes, both of the Orlando area, Hunter, and M ri. Janet Smith, The new project ia the fourth 210 apartments for N r strut, in Greeting the Itasterdo* al Uu |,F.OPOI4)VHXE. Belgian Con w rrr burned when the guide line were presented. built by the Sanford Housing Caslic Brewer ami William Clark M ayfair wa* tra n k Mr bane Jr. )(0 j c p l ) — Armed troop* were Mrs. Walter Carter, president of they w rrr holding hit a power Authority and the first since 1912 Court*, this linns* to 23o the num- I hey w ill be guest* of U.e Hotel CJ|,ln t ,<k)i) to C0ntT0| line, .ending 13,000 volts o f elec­ th* club, urged member* to b* at T h irty unit* will lie rented to her of low rent fa rttiltr* available until I heir departure tomorrow. ^ A (rlr, n i Europeantricity through hoth One wa* the Vocational School Friday eve­ fam iliaa with low income* through the Authority A fter luncheon at the M ayfair to 0Wned car* amt looting tHiildings, RICHMOND. V * ( U P D - Gov. knocked Into a dltrh, the other ning lu finish addtesaing and s tu f­ was day The project la located diiectly Total construction co*l . Morrison drove them around J. Lindsay Almond urged a spe­ brought lo 1)1* knrei In l li r truck fing envelope* for Ihe Easter Seal $279,000. Built of concrete block, Scmumle County M a new Obis cial session of. (lie General Assem­ In which tmlh were working •ale. Tile club voted tu hold busi­ each unit contain, a stove, re­ mobile from Holler Motor Co. To­ They w rrr taken to Seminole ness meeting* at th* Civic Center frigerator. apace healer and tolar NASSAU (U PD —Melinda Berry. bly today to m a rt an immediate night, the) w ill attend a barbecue heating system The > o ^ heat at the M ayfair Country Club. Maid of CoUdu. took lea today program of tuition grant* and (hen Memorial Hospital, where l a H u - la th* future. with I-ady Greta Oakes. Sir Cli­ ennelder a wholesale revision of ter* waa held overnight fo r *bia new to _the Mtqect. m in e * Tomorrow’* schedule In fItid f* a a re * aY.nlaill*, with from uni to fford and la d y Bede ami other V irginia'* public arhool system to serv alien after suffering hums guest appearance at the Chamb­ on hla linger a and lor a Snipes four bedrooms A. B N'rwton ami dignitaries nf this British colony. head off integration er's ” Orfcc (Tub," and luncheon Almond cast aside a* Impracti­ was released with lesa venous Co.. VMalia. Ga’. U .1* t/lr ron vssit* die Sanfuni'Seminule County cal demands that he use h i. M ic e burns alniction firm. Jay >era, sponsors of ’’Courtesy A ll Sanford merchants and in ­ The men w rrr unloading large Included In the tu»t of run* Week." WASHINGTON (UPD The P ° ** ra to rio.e terested persons are invited In at- ilru rtlo n <t’.'.JOt) per unit ). li school* threatened with Integra concrete anchors, using , * winch U. S. and K us.lt today appeared When the U-i i U g Io* checked in tend a general meeting of the Re­ shruhliery . lawn* anti paving of Ron before they open Monday. and tine attached lo an A frame it the hotel they met Mrs John *° •«* moving slo-sly but surely ta il Merchants Division at H p roads To qualify The governor, in a dram atic ap on the truck They are employed Irnants must MrUraw. Sanford', favorite base toward an early Big Four confer NORFOLK, Va. (U PD — V ir­ m. tomorrow night In the Sanford pearancr before a hastily • con by the Paul Jet Construction Co., ginia's largest city aloud on the and M r. Chnsty rn re on Kuropean problems. venrd special session, railed for | Orlando, which Is subcontracting *'*m *I‘ ... . to Gordon Bradley, executive dir- Walsh, M ayfair Inn nodes*. threshold of Integration today. vA ^ ,lr* l meeting of pctor (|w Authority, many of cash grants lo permit s t u d e n t * la i or (hr Florida Power ami Light Barring a last minute legal man attend private facilities Co ' “ 4. dow?‘own Sf.'1' " 1 the former tenants have bought euvrr or some atilt to be devised SAN DIEGO, Calif (UPD other* , have been held. with an Almond also asked for repeal W. Scull Hums. Sanford man . . . their own homes upon leaving Ihr Ccmvair has completed the maidrn of the compulsory school at­ agrr (or the Cower Company, aaid arllon from the slat* level, IT Ne­ executive commlllee. headed liy - , „ _____i . . . . . . . . . . i . test Bight of (be M« Jet transport, tendance law which was aern ai that the men 'were most fortunate. gro student* w ill walk Into six Francis Koumlllat Jr Tlic new project was named (or desert lied as the world'* fastest giving the integration • threatened They could have been fa ta lly in­ previously white schools Monday, A slate of officer* w ill be pre Ralph Cowan. -Sr. chairman of the ending a legal battle startrd May commercial aircraft sented. at well at proposed pro- Authority when It was planned, localities of Norfolk. Arlington ju re d " 10. I9M SEOUL (U P D — An American grama for sales promotions ami and Elton J. Moughton. architect County, Charlolleavllle and War­ F rd rra l D istrict Judge W alter . . Army sentry |hot and seriously store Improvement* No speaker! __ ren County room (or new legal ine avcra.'i (smily Income of onorxbd two Knrran civilians toE. Hoffman la ir Tuesday struck are scheduled. Merchant* w ill be those WASHINGTON (U PD — The maneuvers occupying all unit, la ft , down Ihe Norfolk City Council’! given lime to state their parti­ NttXfl. Rental is based on 3) per lav when they Ignored hi* order* C ivil Highti Commission w ill hold || r strongly hintrd that the stale last ditch plan lo wiltihold funds to halt cular problems and complaints a two day bearing in New York might have to ahatulon public cent of income. and close every high and Junior The U. S Army .aid Pvt Carl Roumillat urged the merchant* City on discrimination in housing school* in some arras and turn high school In Ih r sprawling ship­ B Mick, 19, of Clendcnin. W. Va., ♦ to understand that the program next Monday and Tuesday. In other mean* la educate Its chil­ ping ami naval center of more challenged th r two men when he m ay take ait month* to be aue dren There ” i* no longer any than 4M,coo population. saw them trying to leave the comcetaful. "The Important thing at hope fo r many Ihousandi of them PARIS (UPD—Yvc* Saint-Lau­ Huffman, in granting an order IKiund of an a rtille ry unit attach this time la to re a lir* that we BER LIN ( U P D - W e s t IlcrUn lu tie educatrd In public schools,” rent. Ixiy wonder designer fo r the forbidding th r council to close cd to the 1st Cavalry Division need lo do something about our lie conceded. house of Dior, resealH today a schools, said It clearly was de­ M irk ordered the men to hall in Mayor W illy Brandt and hi* Nor­ shopping faelllllea, and to get The -Chamlier of Commerce tmth Korean and English, the Ar wegian l«orn wife. Hut, leave Eeb bark - In naturr spring line with signed aa an "evaalve scheme organised." "Orfee Club" w ill convene tomor b on a tour of Canada, th* United bosom, waist and hips where they for the purpose of avoiding inte­ The Retail Mercuant* Divigloo row at 9 tS a. m In Mr». Apple my said, and fired a round into Lmgwood offered a vacant med­ beIone gration ’ ’ th r air when that didn't stop State* and the Far East. la part of the Chamber of Com­ by'* Valdei restaurant. School B o a r d Chairman Paul ical renter building to the county Saint • Laurent 17. who suethem ,,, . vs „ t. merce. It* purpose i* to Increase Special guests w ill h r the fo u r imined l a t e l y an­ yesterday. The town has requeu­ Mirk then fired Iwo rounds at I ' I l'I s t N t J f l ' O I 11JJC reeded the late Christian D ior as Schweitrrr revenue for downtown business CHICAGO (U PD — James A. the world s most influential dress nounced the city's arhool*, includ ed aid from the county hrallh de­ (Irma, and provide better stock ^ ouplr. Mr and Mrs Al ihe mrn. hitting IR year old Kim Ilastardo. of Cleveland. O , and Tak N’ae in Ihe atomarh and an Johnson Jr II, a Chicago high designer, broke tradition today In Ing six closed last fall under partment In providing mrdtral yfand conveniences for shoppers. Capt Jam r- Ramagr. commander unidentified Korean in the head school sophomore, flew to Wavhan eacluslve interview with Unit­ Virginia'* now extinct "massive service fo r Indigent families. HAVANA (U PD - The rovolu ed Press International lo tell how resistance" law*, w ill open Mon­ Heavy All ark Wing One Kim wa* in serious condition at Ington Tuesday night to been me Dr. Jark Thurmond, county Capl Ramagr w ill introdure ihe lltb Mobile Arm y Surgira! the fir* ! Negro page buy In Hie Runary government halted its he plans to make women feminine day for the second si m etier. health officer, told a Ixmgwood war crime tria ls " and rx rru Cdr. Sid Haney and w-veral other Hospital and the other man In House of Representative* representative that he would look again m Ihclr fashions (ions today for a nationwide ub officer* from VAII 1 critical condition at the 12!*t over th r building lu sve if a service "T h r bust will be in it* place aervinc* of the lOAth birthday of Serving w ill begin early due to Evacuation H o . p * a l tot A s c u m could l>e provided. Thurmond dragain,” hr said, "and for the first CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPD Jose M arti, Ihe "George Wash­ the largr crowd rx p c rtrd . I l il y . scrtbesl Ih r fa rilitii-i n f other coun­ WASHINGTON tU I'D — Ade­ ington" at Cuba. They reaume time in years woman w ill b* sim­ —The Defrnse Department said an ties which have subsidiary health ple, supple and natural. quate classroom span was lack­ Atlaa missile that thundered into Thursday, ALEX A N D R IA . Va. ( I P I) — units to serve those who hare no ing f««r I.M3,mo elementary ami "B lit at tlir same lime she w ill the skies Tuesday night ou a spec­ In Santiago, the stronghold of F rd rra l Judgr \B w ri V. Dry- trarsiiortation. high school student* at th r start tacular high trajectory flight ac­ ... revolutionary sentiment which has have all the rrllncno-nta that When tie request n .ii made be­ of the current school year, the Ilf hrr|1 th r t ' fn r nl |hp Mood,,,, fashion ran provide lo make her ar.l today d rn ird an Ai .n ito n complished it* mission although school hoard request lo slay hla fore County Cummissioncrs, Thur­ fic r of Kdu. alion reports. fe ll short of some teat goals "w a r crim es" earrutions, trials elegant mond said. “ We have excvilanl re­ "She w ill be long In tine, with order adm itting four Negri rs lo MaJ. Gen Donald N, Yates told and shooting, were postponed lations with our medical p*rsonarl, reporter* the Bring of the 100 tan Turaday as well as today. They none. at the previous arrhltec- all-white .Stratford Junior High surrounding School hi Arllngtoo nasi Mon­ and don't want to infringe on th rir A lias waa "a perfertly routine WASHINGTON (U PD — Russia ar* ex peeled to resume Thurwlay . ' u r,,l< conitrui lion area." Lungwood has no due lor. day. t * * t. " •lands a good chance of usertak­ In Havana, the Superior W a r, >> tr T h* firing wa* so spvclatular ing the U. S economically but not Board defeired Judgment on tile and Ks upward clim b Into th e , Seminole County came a lilHc county must match with tfi* in Ihe 12 years predicted bySoviet apiwal of Ms} Jesus Susa Blanro. skies *0 Steep that speculation c ( w j . (o , nrw j,t.a|,(,„ njt f n . grant. "B u t if you u.e land you P rem ier Nikita S Khruvhchrv, U. Cuba's "w a r rrlm in a l No. 7." arose as to »hriher the V !T ,#nJ , „ rrno,,n , f lr r & j ^ n have already or swap k. the 8.o ffic ia l, .aid today against th* death penally Imposed had put up another unannounced . . ... .. . amount matched m utt stay the on him last wrek 111* altorneyt shot for the moon or another Thurmond, counly health director. „ , l lr have asked permission to Intro satellite. appeared b e f o r e the County Com rii* grant from HiU Burton i* L rif.lT A , Tea. (U PD — A d r* due# ATLANTA (UPD—People were i aiulher wa* heard near Charlotte, i in the area, and a* •iplanatiua new evidence. seeing ami lu-jriiig all aorta of I N. (7. A ll apapiently were canted was offered. f But Yale* (Irmly sat on live mission for M >taxi Col) in the Firat Bap lat Church MaJ Prdfu Morejoo Vablex, j Two blasts, atrung enough lo budding rumors. The Commission was advi-rd Thurmond also told Mir hoard of Lolita, rinharrassrd over what who wa* aenlrnrrd In death Tiles things Dor was ir|»>rtrd lo have | by bursting wrather balloon* burm-d like (ire and smelled Uke Several resident* at Weal raltle windows and glassware, that action should be lakcn on the that lllil-B u rio n w ill advance he called a "n a tty , sex filled day in th* second of Hire# ached Palm Beach, FI*., reported are were reported at Montgomery, HiU Burton A rt grant within 30 fund* ami pay bills unlil th* b o o k " with the same name as uled "ahow tria ls," wa* allowed athlete's fool " D ie trp u rt* rjiiie In Tuesday in* » B»ry object atreak acrusa Ala. This turned out to be the days, although the grant U good money can be obtained through 1|ir ^ r „ tu |,ie d , petition catra time to deride whether ha isI,a- Aill1 IH In 1'L tU sui'III A ia* ”I ta flniiilk'O W Iiava— at I li a i ail , r • I... 1.. 1 a a J1 a , l a „ Ujf from North Caroling, Alabama R,r *^>‘ Tuesday night. This hap- ordinary muse at Jrt plane* break­ unit! June. !W >» IDr. Thurmond the county. The board agreed lha today lo rr name thr town* Jack- want* to appeal and F iirid a At least twu of Ihe I*tied shortly after the launching ing thr sound barrier. told county leader* that an next year th r county coffers m y s trriri were solved. of an Atlaa mlsatle at Cap* CanaWASHINGTON (U P D — The architect should be employed lo would be able lo produce lit* nee The object wilh the odor of had vrral. 1(10 miles away, but wtlnes A griculture Department t o d a y make drawings after a lour otieasary funds forecast some reduction In retail other state hrallh unita The Stair S ta liitir i from the H rallh Dr TALLAH ASSEE (U P D — Huildroiqu-d into a field near the '«»d what they saw waa about l _ 6 a i S l 0 l 0 r S A S K get Director H arry Smith re»om t.ome of Mr and Mr* Kenneth the color of the mooo and had » pric«a of rltrua fruits and prod- IL-alln Department advised that partm rnl show that Seminole CuMinurd warm through Thwia ...mJed loslay that 122 „million j.,. Lowery, ____ #( just .............. ...........Dallas, ......... a lung, vaporous ta l1. nrmled today oulaida ** ucta from their high levels of a either Dr. Thurmond or Judge O. County ranks filth from the but r ago and earlier this seasoo. P Herndon be made n r r u tn r tvm in p rr capita allowance* for day. P artly rloedy with widely do|la r i be slashed from amount! fi. C, It exploded «« contact* with Earlier Tuesday, a ball at fire Suggestions fo r local legislation The department aaid retail price at the project. Florida'* 97 counties Forty four xe alin e d shown* likely thia aRer- stale aitenrirs and institutions ,j)c. ground. was ft i-.rird by several persona uouo ee early tonight. Fuggy to claim they need to operate on w reductions can he expected *a Commission Chairman John h ri cents per capita it allowed here Mr*, laswery said she picked up lo have plunged Into the bay at will be accepted by lb# Hemmol* legislative delegation JXom the lim p • looking object, nod very Mobil*. Ala. A uR w illea aaid no 'County W» WU v i delegation worn processing expand* and supplies d rr said, "We can't sign any against M rente per capita ter night. Geaerall) fa ir llturaday. the neat two years. High this afternoon TI te M, lew o f canned and fro tec Mem* be- paper* yet. This board ia respon Ihe state. quickly dropped it planes were known In have been * Boon F»b. H . K rnler told Thurmond. "W r * * f f**_ ** mid-IP a. Variate* alble for any money arid the " I t burned like fir# and am ailed ----------- t*n . Douglas llenatraa and com * more plentiful iy here." should no over the account* * * * * * * *• •* « B r* F *r bwwr. Hep*- Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gor­ like athlete's foot," (he* said. Th# larger Valencia orange control* stay CLANTON, Ala. ( U I 'D - A thief :nch Ave. site i* not llwruughly . ’ /7 i . a tlMiroughly ansi find out what t l "The French don Frederick will be aval labia Authorities had a look, did some crop* la both Florida and Califor­ apparently did not like th* lf& t KN O XV ILLE. Tern. (U P D — during thoaa hours at tha (,'ounty nia should mean larger supplies desirable.” Thurmond said. "Wc we’ve got. May lie we can •ta r, checking and rrp>.>:ed K waa a o f fresh orangai at lower prices In much prefer a lot on Mellonville, next January." A ll CoinmlasloMr* . Sanford Boat and Ski Club will uidrm obil* ha Dole from a local balloon, thought to bava been soot When the «ity adm inistration re­ commitflon room to to* aawt•lo ft from Colorado. futed to grant a rata* fu r claims house, ■pring and aammer than the vn- close to the hospital. Then the aaid they thought tha project hold a business meeting at I p. dealer. m. tomorrow ki the Agriculture Police aaid ha abandoned M tare There waa a loud, nneaplained invaatigalur Frank Workman, eil)' The dalegatloo urge* «ttlt*nfl In nauaUy high price* In th k peri­ health unit would really b* used. should have lop prio rity. T h r board w ill meet in special Building behind Seminole High block* from the used ra r lot, re­ explosion that resounded over law d itrc lo r John Durn-an cut hia think o f s u fifs t io u now. Advance o d o f 1PM, the department said hi The French Ave. site could be "Tha FnaM fctua •old, an l another purchased low session Feb. l ) with a rape* , School. New aRlicere wM ha to turned and look a I9M Oidamoblia, Gaston County N. C., about an own salary by |g to and added II prepare lion will aava torn# g fe to whteh la aNN ansiina. « M * e amoxrat ad lha meeting tor M b paitton, la Wcgtaann'n. News Briefs Ohio Couple 'Pinched' For Courtesy Ike Denies Rift Heavy Loot Stolen Cabinet ‘Shuffled’ Housing Project Slates 13,000 Volls Burn Two Workers Here Draft-Exempts Eyed ,0pening Here On f eb. 1 Blacks Oil RlimpagU Gov. Almond Asks Schools' Revision Maid Visits Nassau •Merchants, Public To Meet Thursday Norfolk Prepares To 'Mix' Monday Conference Looms Fast .Jet Tested Koreans Wounded By Army Sentry Probe Scheduled ‘Orfee Club' Sets Meeting Thursday Dior Will Feature 'Back To Nature' Longwood Offers Center To Counly Brandts Plan Tour Cuba Celebrates; Executions Halted Atlas Falls Short, But Test Success Classrooms Needed Bulletin Seminole Little Nearer New County Health Unit Not That Speedy People Report M an y Strange Objects Lolita Hits 'Ioolita’ Price Reductions In Fruit Forecast Weather 1«I2 Million Cut 1I(r Ul#/,.l( „ « um —...-- ---#. ■ >* For Suggestions Higher Trade-In Boat Club To Meet He (lot Hii Raise I �o M a r l |m 9 2— Wad., Jan. 28, 1859 D ix ie ’s L ig h te r Side Jn s t ^ V i S ^ n r i . i . o n m i iN K r r Laited P r« « laleraallonil The lig h te r aide nf r>i«lr. Jack Dance, m ajor of K notMile, Trnn , ha* learned that it p*>* In h r *peclfir. Ill* Honor ia»ued a directive to department head* urging m at in thr i n t r m t of economy all bud­ get requrat* br reduced thia year. Safrtjr D irre tn r David Uarriaon to m plird—by a ik in r for Juat SI Ic*» than hi* department cot la it J**r_____ Quotable Quotes I'niled F re t* International UTREATilR, III. - Andrew Juri rek, whoie newly remodelled horn* l i linking into the ground, commenting on the mine tunnel* fnd mom* under hi* hou*e: a ."Nobody told me about any ftiinei or room* when f moved In Anotbrr local government In There'* nothing about them in ray Tenneurr had it* trouble*. Judge insurance p o licie i." Jainr* W itt ruled that (hr Mon* .NEW YtlRK — V ir r Pre*idenl ror County ja il in Madironvlllr Richard Niton, diiagreetnc with wa* unfit fo r human habitation. fhbae who c ritic lte d American Fxcuie* of the « r tk : Iwtinetim en for entertaining Ru« V irgil K ilpatrick, rharged in aian Deputy Prem ier Mtkoyan. atld Ihe bu*lne**men could lake llo m n tra d , Fla.. with Mealing a Im o n from labor leader*, lfe three St rent hottlr* of Mvavinr lotion- " I t « a i auch a food bar rammented: "They I Ihe labor I n d e n t hive gain 1 couldn't pat* It up." Willie B urt, actmed of c*u*ing nothing but contempt fo r Ihoie who a rt dupea ami who ran t»- an a ru J .n t * t CouMland Ala derelved by what they know are by turning hi* ra r into the path o f another: " I been lu rn in i there obvloui untruth*." a long tim e, and there never ha* CHICAGO — High Khool tupho' more Jame* A. Juhnvon Jr. rn , route lo Waihington to heroine the firat Nrgrn page In the H ouir of Representative* of hi* approach to the Job: "M y parent* told me to Veep my eyes open and m y mouth | doted, when 1 get th e re " M IAM I ( D P I— A runaway auto killed a man Tuesday night and NEW YORK — Dr. T. Keith Injured a woman nrcupant a* it GUrwiin on how the f i r t t l/.S. m ille d through the plate glas* a p ic tm tn w ill be picked from a door of a lu xu ry hold and roared •Meet group, narrowed to i : by into the lobby the time this country'* "Project Police *ald the car wa* in gear M ercury" I* ready lo be launched alter being parked In the drive, av a aatrlliie: way nf the DuPont Plara. an "A ll 11 of Ihc volunteer* of the rip e m ive new holcl In downtown M ercury'team w ill he given the Miami. Officers said Mrs. A ld rre u n i pre-flight and flig h t training. Miller, Miami Reach, apparently Only Immediately before the firtt ilrp p rd on (he ga* pedal while namrd orbital flig h t w ill the lin t waiting fo r her huihand lo get Mcreury aitnm aui he e rle ctrd ." behind Ihe wheel. The ra r lurched forward, h it­ JfEW YORK - M r*. Derail** ting W illis Chsrle* O'Brien, 40, ra va rrt on her feeling* toward* of Mattapan. M a t*, who waa woman who kidnaped her Handing In front of Ihe ear. He baby: *T can never forgive her for Ihl* was driven Into ihe lobby door. The ta r continued Into Ihe lobby m ed ihe did. Rut I think *he and c ra th rd In a halt agalnat a tim id be given a lot of a* m b large p illa r. The car atarted it* •net. lunge from an rltv a lrd tra ffic NEW YORK - D lir Jockey I'e- runway which leadi ra r* from ’. ter Trlpp’a doctor. L. J . We»t. re- bu*y atreet to the aecond • floor parting the condition T rip p I* in lobby level. Mra. M ille r auffrred a poaalble after l i t hour* without atrep: , "H t'a confuted and »cci all neck in ju ry and waa reported in •kind* of thing* although he real, fa ir condition at a hospital. Police aald O'Brien, hit wife, ‘iu a they realty aren't there " and the S illier* had allrnded a dame at Ihe holrt together. O'Brien wa* waiting for attend­ ant* In bring hi* ear from the rear of the hotel when the accident occurred. M ilter waa about to get into the : MEXICO CITY IL'P J—The lie7ente MinUtry In * denied Guate­ auto on Ihe d rive r'* aide Juat aa malan ehargei that Mexico I* con- it (truck O'Brien. R R tra b n r troop* and heavy weap­ ons In the Guatemalan bonier The 41.two mile Interilatr higharea. way system to he built In ihe The Navy M in litry announced tl. S. over the neat l'i year* w ill aimultancouily that a gunboat and require nearly ho million ton* of a co*il guard cutler have l>crn tie d . assigned to protect .M riican fish­ ermen In the area w herr GualeHOME PEO PLE STILL DON’T ynalin warplanes straffed Meaican KNOW— We operala Sanford's fishing boats Dec. a t. only Commercial "W hit* Print** Shop. More than two m illion Iona of gait are used In the U. 8 « *ih w inter to melt snow and Ice on :io s. PARK AVK. the nation s street* and highway*. Car Crashes Hotel Lobby; Man Killed 31" Mexican Officials Deny Arms Charge Wlcboldt'a fiiS®* ” j'i Legal Notice ■U H iv o ii: H U M ) V a n re at llte tle a * h e n It me v r im . r n .. , N M li* I* li.re tv a lv.n Is actor.l.n.» a |ih a o lljii l* »f Ik* Zohlng lt.«ulal>r.na Ikel tin a le ia i. t In I . 1' I leu I • (<>r lit• losing <;f rarlaln lanO* i l . l InUoalilel. the N*tul*«la • T* To t ... w h tta II m ar <m rn v iv ii vtv I 'a V lli ( • t l, # mt SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. 10! B u fo rd A»«. FA 2*6281 Fa F. V. cnou. c h i p COOKIES SPARE * 0 , Twin Pack RIBS'*59 BACON HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE HEAVY KANSAS CITY BEEP ROUND j Can l im it I At Ib is Trie* STEAK FOOD KING STEAKS HAMBURGER 2 No Bones Lbs. ARMOURS TOM STAR 16 Lbs. Up CATSUP SEA BASS FRESHLY GROUND 69 TURKEYS FROZEN SPECIALS SEALI) - SWEET ORANGE JUICE 6 Oz. Cans f FORTHESE HURMi' BUYS! DOG FOOD ROLLS Doz. Size P k jjB . FOOD KING l REAM S T Y L E CORN SARA LEE BROWNIES in w w ia a io v llia ila a m v iv n r illlr • NO apeela! clo**t «p*c« n e tfs u r/ • NO Ions A eipenalvp ducta The finewt type of wlnler comfort 9 Oz. hnilc* alien In a r iilu ti. « Ith *Mt|i.n j* a| _ illr * „I* haralt* __ h a t K ' t i . i aml I n r lt h i ha* o a i i t i i a o ( h a X y n l t t f R a a u l a ilona i i o n * tth 1 h * l t h * f u t l n w l n * d a a rr frllhh a* .d a r n i ' . r i r ( . • . » n T - l T ( * M a p d n m * P li( r le < * n h | * ( to a n a r t a l r a o u l r m i a n t t t.r l h a Z n n ln a C o m m l * . elan A l l u f (*r< a l a l ( . • « '. anliiflvlalgti. (.aha Alarv Mint t W b l l n h a a __ r i n a m i l l h# l a h * i u In ( h a H a t n l n n l # ( ‘m i a i r C o u r t I I p i i i . ( ' a u n t » i in in ila a ln n e i* ionm . vv. i i . a a . i . , r iin iii a I. I l l * al i.av I*. Al n r aa a -'in thereafter a* li.-act.lr, P rs iln n la i.'tiiiitt y .- n iia C o rn m lttla a I t , Itni.a M X M ro n n k a r n l n u l * ( ’ o l t n i r /. u n l n a r r i t f a r t r r • R tm m .r . m t v t i • NO hot eelllnn SLICED a ii DAY b NIGHT a n e l r a y HEATING JACK SPKATT SMALL LEAN t V a O ra a l lo n ia r m to a l lupplie* eg per rent o f the nation * fuel and power de m ind, petroleum 2J per cent, natural gas 27 per cent and hydroelectricty less than i l l per cent. _ P b ir d s e y e " X i . e l t . * C w m m l a e l u n h a * 0 . 1 . f l u l n . i l | o l e e - . t u m a n O l « I h * I I ' * ( « «C S a m ln u ta I ' m i n l * • u i n m i a e l o M I h e l t l i » l a l t « » l * S ' I ' ►. r 111a .| f t ” . o r i r h a j o .-*-! M l I n - l t t . i r u l . T h a i p f i<»MV I n r . . 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Al. n r * • a non I h a r a e l t a r a * m ta a lh l a e - m lh n l* C o ita l* / . t i n * C o m m it*!** M r H nhari h N n ia a f l t i r i in o l* C a u h lr ? .n n le * D ir e c t o r ik n im ii ITan a number o f student* could rontinuo their education who oth­ erwise might Dot i f able to go on lo college. Tuitionpay loans ire available for one, two. three or four years for attendance at any accredited institution anywhere in the United State* Q U A LITY M EATS FROZEN RITE BARKER HOUSE m v iv n i i n m n i w v r a tkl ilt e Bank Announces 'Tuitionpay' Plan (DPI HOME I - Labor unreit anolhrr ear there U fore." It ro il Harold HarrUon IU and ■ "’> • (1-'J ,<f Com m unlii ie.l .tnke H. J. Ilauman, prendent o f the Ihe priee of a piece of glai* to d oling in Florence added loday lo Sanford Atlantic National Rank vent hi* anger about «be four- the d i/flcu llic* of President Gio cent d iy stale .ale* ta t on hi* v>flfti ( ; f „ nrhi ltn i ^ to today anouucrd a new pi.n called meal at Mobile, A l* . , . . . the T u iu npag I Ian to finance all He dammed Ihe door an hard rnd * '* y ^ nr ;mv part of a c t iage education at a reilaurant that a glam panel At tra d 4.1 per*nn* were Injured in 'Io d in e tuition, hoard, lodging, wa* ihaltered A Judge ordered in the rioling in Florence Tuei hoc- * and fe n . him lo rrplace th r g la it and pay day. and although the Commune!* Retaining Dial Ihe nerd fo r an a SIS fine. dropped their call for a general,education hat never l<een greater. •------ itrik c , (he teed* of po dblc new 111* Plan wa* developed after Georgia lawmaker* kept (heir trouble raided. , careful dudy. Tuilionpav loan* eye* turned cautiously upward, The Florence trouble darted r an h - made up lo IS,000. Tho borone day lad week. A pigeon got when pnlire evlrted about Kyi dt- rowers may he ra rm l*. relative* into the Senate chamber, *nme down striker* from an optical far* or friend*, and in some caic* evtn how, and flew around throughout lory which had diunlivcd them the dudent* them irJvri. the lev»inn. hrcauie of dwindling huilnet*. lfe fu rth e r »tatc* that under this bean HELP YOl K FAVO RITE • ciiunm • SC HOOL • CHARITY M Oz. Size With .11)1 U«nn Sturt F.C .P . Today nn cue ro w w ia a m * llr a r ln o KRETSCHMER'S A S P H A L T T IL E T» w h a m II m a r r u m * i n X n l l r a la I t a r a l . * s l v r n In a r r n d a n c * nnh a*, lit n t# n f ( k a r n n l n e H a s u l a t i i . n a m a t t ' l t i f n r i > , t V a t x t i r . « ra.iurpta<( l h a f r l l n s l r . a A aa ctM -a I | m t a c t I t t u n e d l l - l U u it ln ; Lat I. C itla n in a a r F a r m * A d d n Nn. I, P s k l l r haarina w l l i h * h a l o In l h a k a r n l n h l * t ' a g a t a C o ' . r l K a n t*, r n t i f i lv fV tm m la a io rrra rn ..* vva dn rtrfa r. h a h ru a ff i l l * A t • * ( P i Al. o r a * an a s l l t r i i i l l r r a * a a t t H i l r f t * t r i l n t.la C a n r i l r y n n l n s C n m i t i l a a l o s Hv I t s hat I |t I f r a n n K a n v lr t u l a 4*« u n lv / . i i i l n s tb ra rln r * WHEAT GERM 12 0 / . S ilt Q l* Typewriters SUNSHINE SUGAR HONEY Adding- iMachinen GRAHAM CRACKERS Duplicators Foodmart Contribution Plan 1 Mimeographs FO O D M AR T YOU’LL SAVE HERE v SAYMOR COUPONS park AVE. at 25th ST. �L' ‘ \ 33g r m rs ‘ Jan. , 1953—Pape 8 Stff frrafnrS s *» J r * - * *i t ' Ifn ffi Newcomers Revealed Tedford Home In Oviedo Scene Contest Names Linda W im berly , Bv Welcome \\ aaon Of W edding Ceremony S aturday ^Tomorrow's Homemaker A t SHS Seminole High .School's 1939 Betty Crocker Homemaker of to morrow i i Lind* Wimheriv. ' SHr received thr highrit score in a SO-minute written r u m in a ­ tion on homemaking knowledge and attitude* taken h* graduating senior girl* Shr w ill receive a homemaking pin m anuf-rturrd by Jojten'a. which represent* the a lo jjn . 'Hom e i» Where the ff lle a r t I i . " Her examination pa per w ill he entered in cotnpeliilon with thme of either i t hoot winner* in the state to name the at ate Betty t' rocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. The tu t ti d e tu n e d and judged b* Science tle«e«rch Associate! Karh at ale Homemaker of To­ morrow will receive a 11.Sou «cbolanhip Irrnn General M ill*, an educational trip A p ril 4 10 with her achool ad*i«or in Washing ton. P 1' colonial Williain«burg. Va . New Vork 1'itv and Minneapuli*, and the w ill he a can didatr fur the title o f A ll Ameti Tamilv Snack Time The achoot of elch alate winner can Homcmakrr of Tomorrow, w ill rcceivr a aet of the K n o rin pedia llritannira. (ieneral Mill* w ill award a Wai scholarship to each H alt runner-up Winner* are being choten (or I I . .SO «chouta throughout the na tlon which enrolled 3*9.\ja tenior girl*, the larccat number of par tirip a n tt in ihe five-tear history of thi* flQS.noo scholarship pm gram, liruw th ha* been ateaili tince 19,\3 when 147, HU g irli in S.04n school* participated Thr 1919 All American Momenta ker of Tomorrow w ill be announr ed in Mmnrapoti* April 10 at thr American Tatde Dinner in thr t.ramingtun Hotel's Hall of State*." The «cbotar*hip of the All Amr clean Homemaker of Tomorrow will lie increased to 93.MX) The national runner up w ill rrc riv r a H.WJO grant, th iril place winner a $7,000 awatil arul fourth piacr win n rr a *3,000 scholarship. Production Scheduled M om 'l hern In ih r 1*1 A. Had Awent bowling, Junior to basket* b a lt, and Si* tn a dance Itim n , but they It all be hack home by ten for a ro ty snack of cocoa and home-made rookie*. Mom Church .Calendar 9 WEDNESDAY Training I ’nion supper ami of fic e ri ronference at Ihe K in t Haptltt Church at ft p. m. P irate get >our reservation to the office h> Monday Prayer in ertin g at the F irst R a p tft Church at 7.3o p tn, I he Senior Choir w ill practice at the K irtt Me!bodi*t Church a> a 11 p. m ^ 'Ihe Commiulon on education " o f the K ir tt M e th o d is t c h u rc h w ill meet in th r Dependable Class­ room at 7 M p m. Tiie Senior liig h Choir of the Kir»t P rnbyterian Churih w ill meet for »upper at ft p m. and for rehear* aI at ft 30 p in Thr Mld W'eck Bible Hour of the K lr*t 1'resb)terian Church w ill be conducted by the pa»tor. Rrv. A. O Mclnni*. at 7 p. m. _ The Chancel Choir of Hie First P r r r jh ? terian Church w ill mret for rehearsal at 7:30 p m P ln tcre it Bapti*t Church P ray­ er Meeting at 7.11 p. m. Pinecretl flaptitt Church Chapel and Concord Choir p ra rlicr at ft 3o p m ru tiU A I) \T t iir l Stout Troop Vo. i d of ihe First P rnbyterian Church w ill meet in thr Youth Building at 3:13 p. m. t The Sunday School Council of the Kir*t Presbyterian Church w ill meet in Ihe fileaneri Boom al 7 30 p n< The Kirat Presbyterian Church Cub Pack meeting w ill be held In KrllnwiHtp Hall ai 7:30 p m The Method!*! Men * Cluha of the dutriet w ill meet at B efvet Memorial Methodist Churrh. Or Undo, al ft 3o p m Tlie Chancel Choir will practice i l l 7 30 P m I'uh Scout Park N'> In w ill meet In McKinley Hall al 7 30 p m Royal Ambassadors m rrt at the First Baptist Church at J p m. Study of the book ' How In W in in C hrist" taught hy Krrd R Fi*h»r at the First Baptist Churrh at 9 13 a m. Choir p ra rlic r at the F irst Baptist Church a t follow* < arol ^ r h o ir . ft 13 p m : Conrurd Choir. * 7 p m.; and Church Choir. * p m PinecrrM Baptist Church Choir practice at 7,30 p, m. The Dorca* Circle of Ihe I p*ala Pre*byterian Community Church w ill hold it* monthly meeting at Ihe home of Mr* George Sim mnn* al I p m Friends are in Ailed. p m HAT j The Cherub Choir of the First ^M ethodist Church w ill practice at 4 13 p. m. Cub Scout Pack No. 3» will meet in McKinley Hail at 7 30 p. m. The Firal Presbyterian Boy Scouts w ill hold a Srout Parent night in Fellowship Hall at 7 p i — y1- iim u c STOPS BED-W EniNG i* 4 Iw n tr. N* Nt r»»**l*t*g Has1ft* ftiMataraftbf tawftiwf ftHWi I f * -ft (44-h i *ai WALTKILS A COMI'ANV P. (>. Roi : a«3 Orlando, Florida Ih e Stiver S print* P la jrr*. L T D . professional acting com pan*, have chosen lor their third play of the winter seavcm Jan Dr H aring* lulariou* comedy. The Fourpoitrf The complete Hloadwav runted.* *urccs« w ill open Wednesday. Jan 2ft. in the Skyline Room above the Sitvrr Spring* Britan rant and cafeteria at Florida’ Sil ver Spring* Thi* gentle human comedy r« late* in six brief scenes event* in th r married live* of two quite normal, even ordinary, people Its mrssage i* th r simple *! of thr simple; Mama love* I'apa Its charm l« grrat. The lied I* the play but The Fourpostrr i« no *ex farce. Ilr* id r* being Ibr motl successful tw o rh a ta d rr play in the history of th r New York Theatre, it i* *t»o thr rno*t appealing of ro m rd tr* The play Mar* Margery Mai Dariirl at 3gnc« and Will Sami' a* Michael It will be prr*entcil Wednr»dav ami Thursday of thi* ■ . Jan and and Wednesday and Friday, le h . l and ft All performance* a ir at *•13 p m. in the Sky line Boom, ftetrrv ation* may be made hy railing Marion 9-tMd or Marion 33030 Wyo I t Bailsman i* Mattimrd Ih e Ih te ilo h*mie of \ | r and here Mr xn,l Mr* A N tSoeti; Pine Mrs. A. B. Trdfnrd was Ihe harkM rjtlow. i .inn Air. Hoed is a r r ground fur Iheir nephea- * we lding tirrd postmaster. Salufday aftern-xm at t o’. ’tick. ■ r f and Mr* J tt McCull •TArhangmg v-.w* w ire Miss Ju.v ougli and *on* ADchael. Ty. and Toby, and daughter Vtckl; June nua Thame*, ifaughler of Air and lion City. Kan I ’hief McCullough Mrs. John White of Key West, i* *1sHoned here and CPU Ned llr ll. * u of Air* Mr and Mr* R O O’ Octl; Yrra B ril of Uvirdo. Mrrtdian. M l** Air O'Dell I* The double ring irrcmony wa* with the Navy. Mr and A|r* Freeman Daugti it ) and »<>n Hugh* ami daughter Auiirry J jik to n v ille Mr l>augh trv i* w ith Ihr Industrial Cent* •truction Co NAS anil Fa»run 31 had a cock­ Mr and Mr* J K W illi* and tail party ai thi ROQ at the Na­ son* John Anthony and Richard val Air Station Friday night Fugene Khlrntgr AIj . Mr WU Hught hailouni hung ftonv the lit l* wilh the Navy. celling. Thr table held an arrange­ Air and 'lr * J F*an* and ment of red gladioli with a Ih n r young ».»n 'larshall Mian targe g irrn caterpillar on top ta Ha Air Fvan* l« with the An array of hot* d oruv re. pre Florida Power and lig h t Co pared hy the wives, wa* spread t hief and Mr* W *. S tirrcn ; on the table. Alinnrapnli*, Mum Chief S tirrcn Hood b*c» were *.ud to l.cdr I* with the Na* and Mr* llnb Northmlge and Mr and Alt* f I S tu m i.pher l.cdr and Mr*. Ernie M ills The and daughters i and Diane and two couples were pre*cntcd with Daryl t'n ita Tampa Hr it u ith •liver bon bon dithrs hy their the Na** com mantling officer* Mr and Mr* S It l John i.ue*t* enjoyed dancing during tlon and daughter It* Mm . lie il ihe evening Approximately fth ding, t alif .Mr John*lnn t* with me Nav* people werr present Member* of the planning coin Mt arid Mr- Alarum Ledford nutlre were Mr* Joseph Lear*. and young ton Marion Jr GrernAH * Frank llin r* . Air* Bob ville. S C Stutsman Mr*. Joseph lla rtm k. la .lr and Mr* A Thomas and Mr* Alan Nunnery. Mr* Ruth *.tn« lls l and tell and daughter Phillip* and Mr* i.lo ria Wil Ann llaw thurnr Nr* l.cdr. liarn* Ttmma* i* with the N.n* Mr snd 'lr * i Haysdrn and four daughter* Heheeca. t tiheI I K M n M il M t IN I l l nnr Anna, and Ruth F llrn . M i ( . n i l I I I W i l l l i i l - l v t u I' .’ hi* anti-urn, N i Atr Bay tden Ib-gii'c- iui Jniuiai* -U l h i m v n Y. —U I ' l ’ - Mi»» is with Ih r Nav* Mr and Mr* ft I. Moody and Ealher Folry. home service direr iiiMiii gi m in .lim p from tor for a publishing house offer* *nn ft-.nhir an.t daugnter l.ita ; hlo ru l.i S tn tp I'n iA v r s ily m th e ir tip* for girls who want to Stanton Mich. Mr Mood* i* with I., .it.. 111* i* ih i* -"-ii the Nav*. enter the hu*ine*» world of lii. unit Me. Henry Me* — Don't cry for help Mr and Mr* S It lo w a rt U u l i t. 117 IV . 19th S I. arid ton lirvard and daughters —‘ Don't cry. period —’ Don't blame anyone for any Colrnc and Beth Williston. 1 la Air. Cow ai t n with VAhlte I onthing —'T ie rxtreme Indrpendencr. Itruitlon l'o. —"Don't fall into the core of Ih r Woman's Vodrly of l hri* lu ll Service of tile lin e r Mrtho self p ity. — "layarn to tr»pccl th r law of dist Churrh w ill a rummage The Ladle* Auxiliary of 'he sale Saturday at ft Tu a. m. at causr and r lf r r l l leet Itcservr Aisonallon t nit 307 L j *i Second M — Watih your ho** I l f met at Ihe I'M I Building —‘ l opy In* sureri*c*. Tin- tali- w ill mL'Iiitlr hake-1 31oud av night —"Avoid hi* failure* l o o - I* cum mage anil * u h ltr Plan* v*etr ma.le to *e r*r a —* It you dun 1 agree »vilh cum rh'phant table P i-till* will go in home iiH ik r.l .upper to the en to the church building fun-1 l*jm> policy get oul " listed personnel at thr l M l on Anyone basing .lrlld c * fur Ihe Ir h 21 tale should i .ill Air* John Dnmlllghlen *. rc%*» i f *loor* In other honor** plan* for a dry at FA : ZKa'i. Ihwt hohl hingr- HI |if Arl*1, i!lr fill hake *alr tn March w rrr ill* fluff 1 wttfl l-la*tlc himhI »Ctr rutted Air* Norman P hillip* an-l try again when dry wa* e le clril to till a vaianry on Serve Sliced Heels Ihr bnacd of director* Anli-iu.t i - lector* sug'vtciit us. NI VA Y u lIK - CPI IHive ing nld .p illlt tn give ilia niatlC To keep silk *-’Sr>rt m at and shred rooked heel* a (h a ll mil e ffr.L * when upholvlrtin^ l i i r raty- to acted, mount a strip of look with a sour ■ream anil (lira qudt* are especiallye ffe itiv r foam plastic in Ihr <hi*rt, or clip wav riretsmg Heat heels ihorwhen u ird to e-'ver lounlry-type it lu a ». irt hanger Hang i t arvrs uuglily. drain and lost with rieam settees. from one coiier with straight pms. and whole e.ir.i *.iv *n -l Newcomers In Sanford s u ite d by Welcome Wagon hoste**e* are M r. and M r*. C L. .’ one* and ton* C lifford J r and M ike ; An dersetn, S. C. M r Jnne* l* w ith .he Navy. Id. and Mr*. .1 F. Bachman and daughter Dana; L a ra m ie . knows how tn keep the (amilv to­ gether with oi l fashionrd refrrsh men it uung new fashioned short­ cuts. The cocoa is instant swrrt m ilk cocoa. a blend of fine quaItly cocoa, whole m ilk , and sugar that ha* brrn p rr processed to make a perfect cup of cocoa by mrrety adding hot water, or m ilk for extra ric h n e t* and nour» i-hment Stir 3 heaping tea spoon* of instant sweet milk co­ coa into I cup of hot water or milk, and cocoa t* ready to serve' The cookies have their quick serrrl. too. at they ate seif frost­ ed by rutting *einl sweet choro late monels into cookie halter that ha* brrn in th r oven 3 minu lr* to topen ih r morsels Semi Swrrt (h o c n la tr S e lfT rn vlrr* ' i cup butter, aoftened ** eup light brown sugar 1 egg '» Iratponn vanilla '* traspoon w aler 1 eup plus 3 tablespoons adttd flour *s teaspoon baking soda N e w H e a tin ir System ’ « iratponn salt NEW' YORK —O J I 'I * - A n»-w ’ t cup mitt, coarsely chopped flam etc is gas hrating * i*trm In I R miner package (1 cup trnduerd in gardrn rrttaurant* »rmi**»ccl rhoeolate here is evpeeled I-. makr *uch morsel* r*lahlishm rnls and trim rncln*rtl Cream h uitrr w ith brown *u- home patios and imrchr* com gar. Rsat in egg, vanilla and 'foriahle for year round u*r The heater*, a refihemen' of water Sift together flour, baking those used in drive tn theater* in *oda and salt; blend into sugar mixture. Stir in rhnpped nuts and rold weather, ate suspended from ’ > cup of the chocolate morsel* Ihe ceiling of a ptasllr *tdrd *an Turn into a grra*eri and flouted vas ten! They operate on cither •■inch square pan .sprinkle re­ natural or propane ga>, and oven maining ’ j cup chocolate morsel* lu aII v may be utrd In warm on top Rake in moderate ovc-s building lobby entrance* enclos­ 1373'K .I 3 minutes Remove pan ed swimming pool* and Ihe In from oven, run tip of knife in tenor of truck* whetc food pro a rigrag motion through the tight­ duds must be kept warm while ly m rllrd m ortel* Turn Ihr pan on thr road repeat Ihr procedure In Ihr op p o u lt direction (The ireond rig rag ■dually cut* through thr firat i Continue baking for 30 tn NFAA YORK - « l PI — It-heat 23 minutes more. Cool pin Cut mg Irflnver Bru**cl* iprnut* l« Into 2 inch *quare* YIELD I* nn prnblrm when you cook with square* vnup Hrat I ran cream of chic ken coup thinned with i ■tip milk To** with 3 eup* cooked Nn iu n jrr does a woman need H ruisrl* sprout* and >i rup gral In he tall and slim tn Innk elegant cd American or Cheddar *hre*e in fur* This year, there i a fu r Turn into lightly greased I quart coat for n e ry fig u re — chrome tas.erolr Top with I eup hut for alim lines. I r a p r tr for fulln***, tr rrd hrrxd rube* and hake At and Ihr h r , w id e e u l coat with minute* or until rru.nh* are low- armholes fo r women who can hiown in preheated 3*3ricgrtr carry bulk. oven Cocktail Party Held Career Tips KtimmiiKi' Sliilvd Auxiliary Has prrform eil hi Ihe llev. J a ik T. llry snt. ps*tor of the First Baptitt Churrh of Hvlrdo. Prrsent were member* of the immediate famllies. The ttridi wore a street length dress of white satin w ith white acce**or|e* Her corsage wa* of white carnation* and tilile * of th r valley. T he matron of honor, M r * t.loyd i hu,tophi r. was gowned m a street length dress of satin with which site wore a ror*4ge of pink arid white carnation* 11,i>d I ’hrutophcr acted as best man fo r the groom. The bride * mother chose a pair urren *uit wiln hlark aeItssorle* The m olhrr of the groom wine a black dr*-** with nul cummer bund. Her aeressurir* were Mack The -.KK-in l* a graductr of Seminole III u School with the PpAAonjClU eto** of PMft Upon graduatmjf, he i ineil the Navy and is nevse ro n re rtrd with the photn lab cm Tlie Mbverv ation Hlarui at Cap* Canaveral Church Tea Slated The annual Shrove Tuesday lea will be held Feh. tit from 3 KA. A ’n p. m. in the home of Airs. VA K AU Roberts, loch A rbor. Ihe t r i i* tponsnred hy the AAom* en * A uxiliary of Holy Cros* Epis(opal Churrh, I ’nder live nirrclion c*f Mrs. line Symrs lr plan* have been made for a fx.hmn *h-i*e wl*h clothes hy 'la n -K ilh e r’ s The modrls, all me oilier* of the Auvili.it y, w ill display spring 1 ions oui -I the recently completed »wmiming pool A » -I*t-ig AH* S 'liir* are Mr*. Irwin F lri«iher, floral a rraniements; Mr*. John tjallnway, ho*liiand 'lr * Richard Deal, rc lrr *hm rnt* T ie public i« r.-nliallv invited to attend M i** Alary I'anmr *pcpi last Weekend nun her graniimnlhcr. M i* ie»*e Tannrr Jti«* Tanner wa* i, »rn M itile m a lil of Ihe M onih" I *r f>eecml*er. al Patrick V i in Melbnurnr, she Work, ’or H i A a* a chemical Icctinu tail in Ihe pliolo 'al* in chemi* t i not nil A||*% Tannrr w ill irturn in the l'n ivcr*n y of Ihe S in fo rd -lory f.eague met ADaii.i tu roli-r the sero-ul *r- Monday evening at the Episcopal oiestrr Parish lmu*e with 'lr * C. R I 'Mr ndv of A|r (' C. Rraslcy Jours Mr* II C. Alavwrlt and Air* It I, Afnorr acting a t h«4w ill le g . lu hear Ihat he is eonline-l tu Hiange A lrm onal IU-* te»»e*. The nierlm g »»• hrmighl In pital pi HHancIn ' I i Bea*lev i* •*riler by Mr* AJrgima Bnehe, in ri*oni 334 president M r* vv II Mi Dunald, Mr* Mis* Smta Monforton *ane t**n T 1 Be.an and Mr* N. Braid, selection* with Mivs Joan Wllka all of i olumhia Alt** . arrived at • nnipany mg her. Stories vetr* Al- odav to •pend vpveral week* told h> Atr* Cal Jardm r. Mrs. with Iheil aisler, Alt* n. A Hour- B C Williams, and Mrs. Jay ell lin k Itrfrr.lim e n ts w e i r *ervrd from Cadet Robert L ittlr a im e d to day tn -pend several days with a linen covered tablr cenlereH In* p .iu n i-. ilr . and Alrc. Homer with m l ro«e* and while ra n d le t. I .Mir* lloiili) i i a .Indent at lh( I hr .irrav inriudnl congealed I I I* ad i o ffer and u liin e r r a rk e ff. i l U i l r l in Chaitraiiin. S. (*, League A'leeis Sm uiKiislm rcl S la te d Ib r l.tln l Bunt l ircle of the I'nngi. . rtn-nal I'in s lla n f ’hurrli w ilt tinu- a imiirg.vvbord Fell 13 it the ■lunch from 3 7 30 p tu Air* I h i be 11 tliurslan wml Mr* llarniil Herbs' are rhair men for the affair. Tirkets m u tie obtained from any member of the eiirte Door i>rire* w ill Jh- awarded and one thw v no' liaie In he prev­ ent to vim. sk i: i s urn a COMH.KTK SELECTION l ) K -------- \ \ .lith e * * .lev* e lry D in m n n iU llir lh w lo n t Hinffm I *e Our lluftest Plaa. Charge or LOsihi FA £SF 1-Olil 102 *. 1st Never Before In H is to ry... I Leftover Tips Told McCrory’s SALE Midwinter 4 O R — has our Nation Aim Aluminum FOLDING CHAIR has an E D U C A T IO N offered such tremendous opportunity 99 needed an ED U C A TED people so badly Saran Welt I’ n r l a l i l r I'n ld in g A im ALUMINUM COT 7 Saran Fabric \\eli Aluminum CHAISE 9 5 powltlnn ad just able bark 88 NOW. . . no one must leave school 98 21” POWER LAWN MOWER 59 llrig E " & SI rattan Engine iv r c R SANFORD r 95 Sanford Atlantic Bank's TUITIQNPAY PLAN is your opportunity The need f»r education hw* n c ie r 1>- --n g irw in F u ilb tr m o if, the c •*’ *-f I hi* rd u ca tlu n lu ulinu e* lu fn rie a se Tu in ie t t f . r - r i |reum«t«nce* I lie N.v: f - l A tla n tic Natbm al R ink o f f r t * a lew pti-giam - <<>•!, in ru e -l tifu ca t iu llt l luans called T V IT IO N P A Y , HOW T l irH *N pA V MURKS I ’ndct ihe I U ITDlNPAY ptiigiam , l-m i* n iu . l-» -ibiained by F h iriin RriiiicnLi in the area *eivcd by the Sanfor-l Atlenti National Hank tn fo v r i all or any pari of a college education. Including lultiun. board and lodging, books and fee* . . any norm al educational ex|ie- e. TIMTIONPAY-PLAN loan* can be made up hi IJ.'KW. Burt-wer* m*v be iM trnU, re ta liv i. nr friend* . . . in mine ca*t* even Ihe itudenl* th e n i-'lv - ' Hie only trq u ite mrnt is that Ihe borrower meet iirdlnary Bank credit quxltficatlun,. ^ S A N , Atlantic :ord BANK. W t U i h i V M T to A H M ta ih a r Faftersl Depaftb U f t c m i * �WmSm ■w, Washington Calling 'THAT'S WHAT WE RE TRYING TO DO!' 1 o riais ro p e rty Assessment A u th o r ity Is C le a r 1 It ; ! E m i ' ~ Stm liwlr County pntjmrty trill It# rpprnlnrd for tux purpost* at 100 per cent of it* value, according to th * conalllutkm al mandate that real eatate he aaaeaaod at "full c«»h value." Comptroller Ray E. Green ha* prepared a tax manual which tax a«ae*tor* mu*t follow In figuring the worth of real eatate for tax purpofe*. The law require* that aaacaanra u*e the "yardatleka" in the manual. Failure to do *o could lead to auipenaion by the governor. Thui, it appear* that Dowling Appraiial Co., which now la apprailing all county property, mu*t change it* card* to ahow the ‘full ca*h value" of property alreadv appraised. Card* on property yet to he appra|»*d will carry the "ion per cant value" requeued by Mr*. Mary Karle Walker, Seminole County tax aixoaor. Under order* of the County Board of Commiaxioners, Dowllne ha* been Hatlnir prtqi ■* at 75 p?r ctnt of it* value. Th* level or ttppialol wxi 0, * subject o.* considerable dbicutiion between M r*. Walker and the Commission recent- Inez Robb Says -t i; h BV W ILLIAM g. m t r r r there m ild he for Stevenson no has .low ly p rrp ire d (hi* pu-tur. WASHINGTON — A d lii Z. Stev- b e llrr convention >t*te th in Call- of himself: a m in tru ly in te r n a l it , , .form *. Th* California Democrat. *nd sensitively informed upon th* S S S T r 1. .1 T \ , “ (ir e riding hither than m y -h e re one overmastering ,n d W i l l ! Uv* non candidate in th* field for i (n nation, because o f their lu u * of our tim e, the K iii- t t | the l« o Democratic PreiidentUI ( great victories of last fall. impavw *nd how to revolt* ^ nommatton. And hi* friendi ire 1 They r»n easily be prevented *< honorably now openly m .rthalm g to puih forming ,h* mo'* powerful and Wtvely, he i* stalking onl* nn him into w h it he i. not to m * to " 0,‘ " * nn,nl - h i t the pro* call the » i i t „ . rn ia t « it h in v h the p irty . California i* now ml(1 road," He U allow ins otti*rv re n .t with any digging in of heel. ,lf <j * tlh Pennsylvania (w ith 3: ,0 preoccupy themvelvc* with th. athird try for the big wh. H it electoral votrv ric h I at the see- hard domestic livu rv. like civil polite dJiclaimrrv of further tm "nd biggest and most rrttlra l poli- ris h tl Meanwhile, he himvelf i, bilton are no longer treated te n Uc»l itite in the country (New |rjln s |0 „ p , n t ; r f a t • dtaiogvir o u ily by anybody. York, of eourve. ha« l i electoral a lrrm he once u*ed in inotheThe deemon of a party vile- vote* — but alvo a Republican connection, upon the tran.ccndenchoovinf xroup to hold the 1MO governor V t l | ,heme of peace or war % Democratic convention m U . An The Steven^n men In l alifor ,fr r u r fe t , „ « | strvenson.lm i r lc i . lubjec* to expected appro *'11 f»d «" underline all .. . . , . v . l by the Democratic n .tto n .l JM. And they w ill not fail to h'» ' Z r \ T ’l ronventton. hav aeveral mean* point out that if they are ready , . ingv. f o r one. It l i general recog to take another chance on Stevenntlion of the new political power ron. at the new and huvtlingly of the Far Weit. For another, it tucetatful men of the part' that C A l.l. repreventv a plan to turn the tele- they are, then other* should not vivion beam* from w r it to e*»l. hrvitate. to aaturate the larger eastern an That alate know* how in put on dience on a convention aeavion * real ahow, in and out of Hollyschedule that w ill be keyed to fill wood. And inch a vho* certainly the ben liaiening hour* In the *111 k* put on for Stevemon by E x.t hia devoted admirer* there Kvrnlnxw KA 2*75011 Rut the decitton for Iwiv Angr What iv Mr. Slevrnvcn himvelf Da mean* moil of all a brrak doing’ Beginning with h it trip for ih r Stevtnvon people No l**t fa ll in ihe Soviet Union hr plare in the country would be a more likely place for looting ia » a I I 1 l\l a .iream imed Mev.naoa bandwa t y f C S l V I 6 W S P l S f ! Vic fto .J ... tiUl K. 1st ion. The high point of M r. StevTT7 en»nn'v whole pre-convention cam­ paign In 1934 wav California He did belter In the California primaries than In asy other. And the modified eggheadivm in the [ • , ,» v n n v . . f P l. w > .t.m . . H E R T Z F A 2 -7 7 2 3 ^ Report* from Green'a office indicate that the Commixlio n ha* no authority in the field of assessment. That authority re*t« aolely with the tax a**e**or. So dor* the reapoitliblUty for meeting conatitutinnal requirement*. The CommDeion ha* the authority and responsibility o f aetting the millage rate for taxe* in Seminole County, lir a . Walker la the person who will act assessments. It i* aa simple aa that. The Commiaaion I* one bodv; \he ta r assessor's office It-g leparate and distinct part of our government. Commia•loners have no juriadlction over a»a*»imem rate*, just m the ta r assessor ha* no jurDdietion over the millage rate for • county taxe*. ___ _ _ of Dowling _ for ap D irk Powell. fiJ te it ravh regl* C*yUte« c*>u*e« hav M r*. Walker agreed to the hiring h.v In Lee) l ie p an eye on tern »rnrv to Japan, llut aa long - praiaal*. Howtvtr, *h * i* not obligated to accept thcee ,rr ,h' Wr*t — lhf o'd * nd the ihe future. t»o. Mr Powell ha* a« I ’ve been In vbow buiinew . figure*. It I* h .r duty to apprai.e and ** * * * * county proper- “ wJ 5 g g j L e h "'?« t hS .“hatvery eautiouv and th s t'i about l i »ear«. We*, n As Red 'Catch-All' :*7'*, 582;. ■juss.?. IS if Si I ■ It U ea.v to overrate the vatu* and force 'of piychologtral factor. in political convention. Fortune •till i. nearly itw a y . on the tide nr*', tea von i terns have comprived about 10 ed thovr with the bigge.t batta fra lh rr me reliant* on the war-bon there may lie anniethmg five on percent of movie buiinew and lionv S till, piychologv can never The picture now ahould lie dear to all. he riivcounted. And no candidacy net aituation the tervee vrrren o tb rr than cow now of lervee time. The ratio • • • b* a ha. greater nred In master the A man who la preudent of a hand* and Did Paint veemi to be pretty steady." • tee-ee company that produce* *1 wouldn't b» aurprurd if the q r pn - r || who Ih#, \ psychological coniidentm ni than fo e veparate and distinct a rrir. half hour play or drama minu* tiamonc Pal Roone Sal Mmrn of do*. Stevenson'a I I I . biggevt handicap, and it i t of hone opera, ha. In think of h o r.r* J.n i about to m a lr a ),l* day. vay. unhappily ih .t • ire everything. Including Ihr m .rk rt comrh.cV on trevee, ' vrnturr.l , r r |, controlled hi what ■tvere. I. that twice he hat had In eagle feather. tT h .t la. Mr. th t. Crer«u. of the r . i t l r c«,Un ,hr „ | i r f t l ,mc and the nomination and twice hr hat Sanford Cltv rommiailonera feel that candidate* fur Powell .a y . hr ran Irh Ihr dif try. " I think we'll be iH tin g tuck U)|t hu} An,| ,n m rtiitie i that lo it Ihe elrrtlan. R ival, already frrenee between each of the five to good comedlev, nlnuv c ro n . . . i *«• . fnr it^e m« ii, i« tr are trying lo prevv home a fom* cUy office* ahould be required to pay a qualifying fee. rt« M .ta .l I ll5 1 5 « r t l J , parlion with William Jennlngt ; W ith thfe we heartily agree. The lack pf any type fee We,tern .erte. although nut th.v fir r tno away they tend to blur i ' Although " Mr. Powell hedged. , m) k w iltn ce v ig lil. above Bryan They art rrcallm g that irfkkea Commiaaion poata very democratIr. In une *en*e. Yet, But a feller riding herd on Heslern* do term In go on and W r.tern.. < r in the producing Bryan had thrre nomination. — itrie n d l to take away eome of (he importance. all Ihote Indianv. rowpoke. and on And we ve Juat sold one Wr» th f b,m n m w ill move and lost three lim n in the fin a l. Too, they »re .ubtly .pre.dlng *j All other elective office* nquirc the posting o f such a right up wtlh 'em. thr no:ion that there D yet an fe t. Why not the City Commiaaion? ' •»( cctirve. what we re going other Brv.n-Stevenvon parallel ~ Poating of thia fee (fSO under the proposed plain to have in five to ten y ra r t — that both were tuprrb in tpeech and I don't .re how you ran would tend to make candidate* feel that they had a Make in Kditor, llie Herald. for popularii) by voting for a .top it — a pay tcevee. Then but nol *o able in action th4 election. It might encourage fewer candidate*, but #30 To rounter lhu sort of thing The invatiable appetiir of the " ) J ‘ , level of a tv o v m rn l " Wliat w e ll find mil via the box office wouldn't keep out anyone with a sincere desire to serve. County C om nii.iioner. hat driven doe. thiv mean’ Nothing Dut If what Ihe public really w ant*." them In continuou. attark on Ihe the a.tevvor demand* that Dowl- continued the one time crooner, ■ a.»ea>mrnt .tructure while they ing i appraiial. he entrrrd on who now hat enough gray In hi. refute, wilh one exception to con the card* at " fu ll valuation and hair and rath in Ihe till to rale ault with the a .tr ito r . Not aata the eom m ialoner. demand a reaped for h i. view, on tcevee. fled with veiling tlie millage. t h e y '" ! ! ', level of a o e i.m r n l." they ...i f utur. CHICAGO fU P Il F.dwsrd A|fA t AM M f (U F lt—A to r a l G»,hle. Italian made Flat • a. parked lie- want, in e lite t. to u.urp Ihr a*- veem to the uniformed to u in d * Orravinnally Mr. Powell . it . Meier, pre.ldrnl of Ihe tSlh Ward who »»nt to ja il to get h'*d * n Wl l»«ker truck which .e x o r v authority while keeping for lower tax*, than the a w rvior ■ if* * tall in Ihr .addle of one of the Democratic Organitation, .kid a Mter break for amall ear ,l,,n *,#r‘ ^be truck driver, a ligurrhead axetvor a* a vhiel l want* But the latter alone -d * a when* constituent came to him with thu a « .. . l.j a . N»'o Goodlak, tald hr did nol. from the voler*' wralh It !• hard the perirnt»g>- of value vchlcli many W ritern* he produce*, but complaint: f lr 7 #r . n.d • • nreaxia.v witn m plained to the indig for the man paying ih r bill to D to become the l«x ban and he itnevn t *iRg there Nowaday, H r got a ticket T urtday fnr lb * Other pritonrr. today. nant matron that the law vav. hear the quiet v n iir ol truth xhe raiinol do this until t h e ap- hr yuvt tin g ! in the bathtub and driving ih r wrong way on a one M r*. George T. I a * u , M. p#*t (•»» *econd ra r in an arndeni above the braying of »ome "pub- praital it complete Therefore tie hind the w h irl of a car. and way atrert. trid e n t of (hr Coral lia b le . - tuth a. Ihr nor the wav involved he .e rv a n t.'' but a few fartv are thia premature vote mean* i xart he can t brer lu watch any of hia About an hour and a half later old m u ilra l* on the Laic Show ague of Women Voters and in n autom atlrally at fault u n tri. evident. ly nothing, tavwlae. It doe. r r hr got a ticket for driving thr "M y voicef" he vaid tn iliat r i f t o f a Ualversity of Miami the driver ten p irn * the other h rider A C o. hired tin Dowling »r«l Ihe veil g rn -ra trd fog m ta il* , " f t wa. way up llirre . opposite direction on the tame feasor, tea for fnrbreakbreak- vehicle rev trie d rtaor, wanted wastedtee organiielion tn rrappraur all which Ihe tm nm iv.ion hav lo it Richard Crook, it my neighbor i t r r r l —for Ihe tame violation. .he ja il "You didn'tprove ih .t " the (0(jnt> pru|lprl) Vor lh u wr a rr i t . r lf fla t. But Rut tk * was w ii told told the the Jail M r irr investigated and found and hr «a>* I've got an octave oerVed fe d only coffee * n" • , j V i P *)*n* ttB.SOO. The Dowling evilThe volulton in lhi< controverav on h iin l that In ihe Interval, vtrret crew, Sara. 1 * * 1 1 began a five day la w t. to pay aIts (me and *J mate, are to he entrrrd on Ap demand, ba il* bonevtv and Intel | f(. ,|Pn(r ,| )|llJ br jn (| j,i, had d i.rn v rrrd they put Ihe onrJ*l( sent.nee Monday "an small , . pralaal Card*, one for rach piece llgcnce way sign* up wrong and turned partner* in Pour Star Production., rar driven eai get ■ hotter The unidentified David Ntvrn and Chat let Boyer, them around break." who have been in tr r v c r produc­ driver w ill probably have to pay M r*. Lewi. wa. Involved in a both fine, anyway. Meter .aid Letters To The Editor \y # Street One-Way, But Which Way? Lady Driver Loses On Road, In Court n NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:13 .............ronomlc * . f rfofthn. iwl.r egghradiam than 1. vhown any a* a double-edged weapon to in I where el.e. In a word, the Calltimidate the Weit and still any & F e e F o r Q u a lify in g ■ * *y ,r' m du.lrtal and agrieipan.lon. Khru.hchev 10 r *i»c the Soviet workl i - mS forCf capitaliim to wither Thrre wa. no immediate ofltctal reaction 10 Ihe marathon •pcech Khrushchev delivered in Moscow. Kxpertv, h o w e v e r , .u g g r.trd Khruvhthrv had erraird an ingen­ ious package addressed In all tegmem. o f world opinion and p*i >cr: To Ihe Human*, ihe promite of unprecedented protperity a* long at they contribute their work t<> bring it iboul. He pledged lo end all direct taxes, for example, and create thr w orld', shortest w ork­ ing hour.. To the West, a new kind* of ihreat designed in force favorable concrvjion* but with no relaxation of the policies which furcr the w rit to m a i n t a i n expensive armies. The new threat i* that nusvi* will grow much fa tte r t h a n thr capitalist countries, hence they ihould make friend, now, To the neutral nations, a p a ­ thologically effective propaganda move including prom D ri of eco nomic aid but no spellrdout m il­ itary t b r r . t . agalnvt anyone v - . — L w f IX ftl>w „ INGRID BERGMAN CURTJURGENS ROBERT DONAT f rue inn of m e SlXTW HAPPiNSSS I EATt UK: 1:00 - 3:11 ti:2 2 • » :0 3 ADMISSION I OH T H IS ATTRACTION ADULTS M A T IN E E — SOc N IG H T — 9 Or STUDENTS — 40c C M c o u n tin g p o u n d s .* r/t wiring calories? s c a re d lo slep o n th e scales} Better figure on Bordens Fortified Skimmed Milk "S» K s ’SSS "JS«"S!r 2S JSw'TSlWS.ThlfVS o w ...... . o -o w i.^ ia .W 'J s a ia . sar*A.)if jS r .% js Hi ■,®ri She told Coral Gable. City J u d i . l h . r . Sport, car. Ju.t g rn rr lly j,|r 1)( Appra„ a| * Ar, i , ' . Charles Spoon.r ih .t her llt tltid o a 'i get a hreak on the ro t " , b il n a« im£ n „ ng. „ ur Dowling think* our property tv worth in today T market The av*etior; a. in rircted of zijn>1 (irial Independent of the rnmmlvV ’ ^ 1 i*‘ v ;i'II. Fart icl« • II t 1 'tiHA'V.I • inn D not obliged to eccrpt the LIm u II. Aril»«.1 • i T i Dll 1 Dowling etliraatrv. She did not IB v n iM i ■ .. :t 'i 1 l ‘id 1 hire him and .he D not hound A 1O’-* t t. laaikattwo hy h it optnioni. She may. If .h r • t i •Boy •f I I I withe., use them at e bate lor i.» i. ; it 4. COB #• rn m n i.iim ih ix t i..» t • . Oaavtal I'M) " . ’I ’is • • at u#ht a H .h ^ a one the aulholuv *V l | t t.'ta n H to. the alone ha. the aulhorily a A ataak , • ' 'Ml <S • < ^ tj 1i n ta r to vay what per cent of the fighuyar boat 1 ’ tai n . i urei shown on the card, the w ill T Maa a oam* N Peak . 111: ! U^K-J u. vet as the h a il, for her asve.v l.D a a a ir * rr.» mentv I.Orianial I I f t U . i t iNMlll'V Sv.vw DAILY CROSSWORD u.owai IT. Hebrew rountry If . Chooaaa 11 Early yt*m l*. txmg far U. Waar out M KsaH. aa ltP H U W l». opint on. a IT . M y t t r o 31 Pattern* WOUOM* 31. Hand up 1 1 mthaUa n iL 14. Booty II. M m J m m 2 ri it U ym , 'M l B4. Briar w IT II . V I.___ m=;i“'S r • • B4. M rin t' Uttar U T mU M . — — Boa* htur. arttrt -w il •• £< Hi tr i 14 w 1. Thrum 1I . River (Fr.) U . Forth** 44. Fronch II % 11 X T p 2 i SEE FIRST FEDERAL FIRST I'rrn Paik, Fla. #<-rM.-tlrr'a on Flotida prol»*rlv. When p rra ifd for a defini­ LHilnr'v Note: l ^ t l r t arrive.I tion of “ full valuation' he wav vevlrrday, along with • •miptmlfinally forced to admit that he Irr Ka« l.rrrn 'v stalrm rnt on did not know, nor doc« Dowling, nor do the commivslonera of (hia this itaur. county, no. doev anybodv rite . The capital of Ih r l'. S, photo Nobody know* the ettrrrnt value of a froperty until it l* told graphic equipment Industry Is The eommivvionrr. made a bid Rochevier, N. Y. ir “ 41 V i i -M FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Lean Association I V -ia l.O V *. r . a it . r E R R A Z Z O P a V lItV ir JxVKi » . •!.]> « , j a - Jta .M t.a m i l . . i m i vv j , riiM T aa, l . i i t i i i i a . ■ •••••• til. lin ra w n t . ia . a K iH money r visit FAM ILY! ... IN S U R E D S A V IN G S Floors Cleaned — Sanded — Polished FA SEMINOLE TERRAZZO 2 -7 12 1 1B G N . M v r lle I ' * UP TO $600 it r*« *r» gvtf r t . ’ f with im rat a* ox u.iet r l rx« . x»- n . phone: FAirfn 2-4112 {» :.,’ . ( chirr, it t ting la ttart f r a i t j larfea t F a rtA if J ie r ^ t f H lk. before noon to arrange for money the seme diy! C.tXt.J *«»'•» ?4 MtntXly htmtstt tiroeo H IM ?:o m 31* M 43? 00 M?03 t 7M II M 13 M IIM II M 31M oordens l i r f t n T k(ltir-tltt> e | Sk-mncf Hri n fan kef it g it j., t*e .r. le n t » :D h »hj I . f It: «tr#lt jo j reef t t t f f M r yet h i t . - j half ing cata e ifl.f while p.’k, la Half rid late M --d ; e -f ihil hue I k* Mcef 4-tl , . . fi keep )t « Inn *•4 yiti ye' i ' w . . . fork laeOta i Fpef kef Jk ln re f M.fk, • O rd.r fr a * Ik i l a r d . t W i a . t w bay at p e r .Car*. C ••• h -N Ora- t —»«-. FINANCE SERVICE, INC ♦ OF SANFOIB IIS Soviet Park Artatil Phaaa: FAirfja M C I! TKKKAZZO WORK OF A L L KINDS! Free K .lim a te . — ( a ll l '. ! ' SkimmedMilk z. It you need FAM ILY Wednesday, January 2P. 1I>A0 W V I.T B H needs *h<nyou d o ... pie will tie loo clearly who It t attic for regret putting Ihe bite on thrm and will art a' the next election av they did at Ihe l.vl Thr commlv.lnn last year wax •.« * • * »rlfdortutetl full» thou d b f re member “ »•« »>« public office holder •• arrogance a tub.-Utvair lor mint.,T" im *««n'‘*rd. of Intelligence, In ‘ "d td u f »“ °" Yourv very truly, Don’ " La.', year Ih r governor Howard Arnold threatened to remove a>*c*vort Box tad who r i'u if d to put " fu ll valuahatli. Orange County finally vet tied on whil te em , lo lie f-V. of *0 ’ which may sound softer, hut itn'I. The rommltiiooer. have gone on record for a T V , level of a.. sevimrnt " IS', of what’ Ji per rent of the Dowling r .I .malr. if they are "full valuation*" ,»r are ihr Dowling e.l.mairv them a l v r . in be TV of - full valua I lien IT" i fa th e r 1“ 1 Everybody sometime approximate % w With Ihr hurt of autluirily and cow tie) anil tndiani v r q u r n e e ,-ittainnhiiiiv i l , , r i , iin.Ii p i i , uuI i hr r r t harlcv i f tench atcrnl a kotl r r n 'll "» **' »hf millage. alt u an Sui together Both David and I . _ .i art i , . . . « have starred in tome of our W rit'•Bu“ » *"o n ' "am an i .iraven *"lp uv—spend Die tvvpvvcr.Vcrn* *nim ,*mr Iu ,tm r- ,,ut ** never havr Iwen able to find a '" " " T ip r e tiil % % *std, trying not to look like ihe l*'f J. P. 'lorgan. "Originally, we vtarird out to form a partner.hip with Bo/ Ruvtcli. Joel MeCTea and Charlr. But Hot and fZ” Joel harkrd out at the lait min ' , tile f l * r "m m iv v io n e i. ••»»' "So Charlr. „ and „David within their authority, whtrh I* , , and, I, «0 Flare of T ~ r~ he l ^ t the avteivnr decide what percentage of the Dowling figures *he will vet a* the avinvmrnt have. Thiv l* the duly. iri(N>nvlbjllty and authority of the of- meaaura *t. Three XT it ! b*. T“ vpnnvililllty lo r VO 300 lie thmild morrd in Ihe mduvtry. .i.tim e lhi» much reiponaibillly. • "Vte make out all right '' 3!/2C2a current 2 /C dividend Firtiflitt S k iiiid Milk S*b!m 4, Flende It * la r V n 'i • b y u r T V N IC S k a t e , ' * F l f u'< Station, �ft Bradley Challenges Cincinnati's Lead 9V* W ed.. Jan. S I. 19S»— T i f t S. ta n fa rl F e ra l Redlegs Need Good Pitching la jlf d P r f* i lu lrra a lio n tl Bradley, the nation'! ninthranked tram which now loomt at the chief threat to O ica r RobertEDITORS NOTE: Thu W the played colleie ball for Notre Mahe in a trade with the St. Loui* with the Card*, hut hr roulil 1>r ion and hit Cincinnati tra in m ite i llth of I t dispatch?* by m ajor name This w ill he hi* tin t trip Cardinal* ta il September. He'* * a tn; threa' for ua at the plate, In the tough M m ourt Valley Con­ Ir a iu r in an lir e * ( h in t mid- tn the major* ami u r thouldn't right hander and ha* a good m i It «*> a gam hie, but we think ference race, aeeai it* 11th sir- t winter appraisal* of Ih r lr expect ton much from him right jo r league future. hr II pay off lory nf the *ra*on tonight tn one team*, away, but you n r\e r knn. Hal Hope* I'nr E nnli frank Robinson probably w ill of thr Itading i t i m i on the col-' . ■ We bate anoihrr ncwcomrr In In that tame trade, w r picked continue to hat cleanup for u«. lege baiketball program. n* MAYO SMITH Orlando Pena, whn pitched a few up Eddie Katko and Del Enm* He hit 31 home ru m ami had at tame* la tt year after coming up Katko can play almost all infleM moil l(x* Itftl t last year lie Coach Chuck U n b o rn '* Brace*. Manager, Cincinnati Redlegt who lo ll lo Cincinnati by only M rilir.* for t PI from Havana And we got Boh p niitlont. Fnri« had a had year should do ju it as well, if n«t bet­ PS-M in double overtime at Clneir LA K E WORTH. Ha. i t ' P h — ter, again nati in their only dash *n far tbit Cincinnati ha* a fa il, well bai Our catcher. Ed Bailey, and out year, will be facing Toledo and anced learn—anil pretty good pow fielder C.u* Hell ought to improve alio, along with evrybody else. are expected to rom p home ea»y er—but w« need another pitcher I'd say prospect* are bright m winner*. Bradley trounced Toledo., If we want to beat Milwaukee out PITS, In their flrat meeting. of the National L e iftlC pennant all department* Re tide* Cincinnati. Bradlev hat o f courac t i t hard to say row W rlj have a gsual defense, ]n<t only a mad game to Louti- what w ill happen But It looks like •peed, and our hitting w ill be villa, a dunning upset by a tram the Brave* are the team to beat, okay Johnny Temple and Bov it had previously defeated by 30 Pittsburgh and San Francisco w ill McMillan at *hort»top and second points at home be tough, too. but Milwaukee has Its J I.H tn t (H IM .T O N 'J V tquad*. the Seminole* took it b*»r give ut a good double play St. Bonaventure l» l* meet* S’ , a little more depth In it* pitching A lovsenng Apopka D arirr with a nine point advantage, hut combination Francis (N.Y *. Michigan plays s tiff squad controlled the board* in the the abienre o f rebounding fo r Depends On I'tlihlng Washington<Mo.).Denver tares The Redlegs got off to a slow second and third period* tail night »ard Mike Roberts was the hi,lo r pitcher*. besides those the A ir ForceAcademy. Xavier start ta il spring, but still fin- to de'eat the j ’anford Seminole* dtfferance last mghia* Ibe youngI've named, w r have Rrook* t.au nf Ohio ho*la Ueorgclown iD C ) . tihed in fourth place Certainly we for the second* lime this ira io n stert wentdown by a score of rence. Joe Nuxhatl, Harvey Hadrittaburgh meets Geneva, and Se­ hope—and expect—to do better f.7-19. 31-22. dix, Tom Acker and Hal Jeffcoat attle hoitl Saa Francisco tn oiher this year. The small Seminole (quad play*d Robert*, who hat been th r big —all ttradv. r r a lib lr performer,. lop game* on to n ig h t* card. This it my llrst year with the en equal term* in the ftr*t and gun m the rebounding departI might also mention Bob Thur which once againIs muchsm tller club, and I'd like to have a win final period*, hut the height ailvan , „ rtli for the J \ s.m ured o il |man in the outfield. Wal! Dropo, than umalbecame nf mid year ner , t age paid o ff in th r midd-r ponton ankle mwarmupsbeiore me t Smoky Burgess, andDon lloak at examination*. • niching Big I’ toblrm of the tontesl fo r the Darter* Tne game and was unable to <ee arty t Isiril bate And ue hope tn gel a -------------------------The biggest problem at the mo- Seminn'e record now Minds at a.-tion Sharp-shooter Georg* I'e* i** of work nut n f a rookie oul— or — ment teem* to be pitching. We lu-rt for the leaeun and 2-3 in cafe* wasagain high point man i(wider. 3 ada I’ inron. vsho lut .3(8 have some fine pitchers, Itkr Bub oB< play. m il, eight tallies. Coach Dirk for Seattle last year Purkey and Don N'rweombc. but Naturally I saw the Redlegt In Ihr first merting of ihe l> n S ilve r!' young lad*, who have hit one mote teal solid pitcher would over <0 points in even ouilng play plrnty last year, hut till* w ill make a big difference, E ith e r a this season, could tvot find the be my fir it tim e at manager. I II left hander or a rfth t hander range and experienced liie .r cold gel help with them front Wally would do if he can throw the ball Mu ic i , Clyde King, and Regge est nlgnt. We may have Just the man * c Otero In th r varsity lo o irs t high-fly­ l nurd Fret* International nerd in a young left hander from If everything goes right — and ing Jimmy Grace*- paced Ihe a t­ ►Tank Lane achieved his annual Nashville. T ern, named Jim tack with It point* and was we get the pitching help we need goal of being " fir s t e il with the 11 Toole He wav a ?> game win clotely f o l l o w e d c l i f f McKIbbin coul<l n in * *uon* r4Cf’ m o rttit'' today with the announce n rr |44l , P jr tn ulr Southern As KIN GAN’S Sllser Shield Jim Brookshire, who hit for 20 M,lh 10- Although t.racey hit in meni that the Cleveland Indians .nciaium in his first year of proV j'ik 'V . ' . — — -■ — rfn.iht> iiw .it>. i,. . ln , r >III„ i , have signed all their players for f f , ltt>na! Pail Ife fo ir that he t*’ 1'"*- W ,ft« Dvledo Jaon* to a he esperienced a victors- over the Titusville Terrier* * " m f*h a t. cool night as many of the 1939 season. last night. <10-30. hi* »hots fe ll short o f the mark. The In d ian s achieved that status Unedo » * I in the lead won a Guards lla> l.undquiit srd i e Tuesday when Infieldcr* Woody- H a ( i n / l f j f i r P a U A r O f ] Held and Bill H arrell and pitch l/ U v U U U w l I Q V U iC U score of 12-10 in the first quarter, r * Dandridge started the fir* i — i p . and then soared for 22 points In the r e r,°d * d h what l.ioked to lw era Bill Dailey and Hal Woode • .hick reiurned their contract*. IrA rk F P A ilir P sevond q u itte r. With Titusville * ni* h l- but things changed ____ ________ _________ m aklnr only *. bringing the score ^ " " d e ra M v a lte r ih r first eight NEW YORK ( l'T * l>—Itfirsl golf Lane, who always mxde it a point t o s i g n h i* enttreeroster first when _. , . to 34-15 over the Terriers at half- '1’ ,n u ,f*- ,,olh i»ds were dropping r r fharfey Roswell via* saluted he led the Chicago While Sox and >£ " K ” ,h f ‘ V i T H ? " >•' his former A rm y boas lM f.d a y St. Louu Cardinals, »»<d " ' l l i* £u, do/ , „ Sanford Orlando In addition to Drookshirr a 2 fl «>*>'» »' '* * S r - v , , r k W rit h e earliest date on Which he ever £ Pnnrl c |u * 0R |[)f h#lU n( lvro .mint,, Mike Duda had l». Joe a ^ t s o o o ^ t o n . ^ m l , r " ' ,nnu" d m n ,r tceomplithed the job. consecutive Grade A triumphs t lford ' ,—J made 'it. fh"rV aj i t «^d v *topped „Boswell ------ „ who ---------i. Duda ---------II points. A . lu *',’T' ‘ the ,Ilr was ublinded while ., ’■ ' serving a* a captain with Ihe Mth Harrell hit .1U In lonight's toih rare of an un 1ca lm ly t, Kelsey and Wain art aeawn while HeW b it only .l.'« i H |u i)|y f(Ul „ rv ( fl, f i r i , weight 2 point, each. . , f Ih* Darters little Larry jnfantty In Germanv during World n « gamrt afier the Indians ac u ... k . , , . , h . „ r , Titusville * t arver and Seller, ^ S 'V V f * drum II. s t r iv e ......... Ben Hogan Apopka Controls Boards, PORK CHOPS Beats Seminoles, 6 7 -4 9 FRESH Ground B EEF PorkSAUSAGE Cleveland Reports All Players Signed 3 tbs $|00 Oviedo Defeats Titusville, 60-30 Blind Golf Champ Gels Army Salute If! Sliced B A C O N 3 Lb*. |00 FRESH MEATY l.udiinnc Inntnnl COFFEE er*—pitcher Dick Donovan andI in jg.pauufif,. uhn »|wirt* an eye Friday nlgnt. the W inter Para , wi ll. It >* a superb testimony to W ildcat! come to Sanford fo r a the unconquerable spirit nf a fielders Bubha P hillip* and Don .alching xirlury over track cham Prohovich. Donovan had * l i l t pton Indurall. Ilel Del, however, return engagement •louhlehcadrr. brave man—amt a strong rnenur record last season and Phillips his to run from the unpopular In Ihe firs t meeting between these agemrnl to everyone who ha* hit .2*3 in M games for the White sixth post position, and once be­ teams the Wildcats found little tried to become prolicienl in Ihe I nlled P rrts International Sox while Prohobich hit 2*8 and fore lost to the sleek • Do Good trouble in taking both lontesti, game of golf . . East knocked in 98 runs for Colorado er The Chief Executive irve lvrd Duquesnr *T St. Francis i N Y i W Th» W iidrais are <urrrnt uBC Spring* Kirgn, tjv the sernnd spot, is an- Mor Harvey »» W Vir. Tech 13 '* d r r s with wins over a 'l four op- Ihe same award following Ills ponents, r . 0,bVr fa st hound to waich ,n Z U ^ .m ,^ hrart atlark in l ‘>.33 drd ,-d pitcher* ia u l G ie . I ™ • 10th encounter. Also In the fra- Wl|lu m , w K ln ii, ,.oin; Boswrll’t award was presented ni and frank Eunh■ plu« lured loth are Randv Rock. G<*- Manhattan U CCN’Y M to him hy Fart llte d l fllalk. an­ Jose Pagan to th rir satisfied list Back. D applrt, Rural Crrs oihrr rv soldier and Ihe outgoing South G irl, the only player who was Young Pepprr roach of thr A rm y football team, South Carolina Tl Furman M with ihe Giants all last season, The ninth race alto w ilt l«e a Lenoir Rhvnr ra Lion J* who declared' had * U record Grade \ ie«t. wlnli- the firs t, •The American spoils public is Roanoke M l.vnchhurg 37 TYLER. Tex iC»M» — Ruddysrvrntii and l i t i wul i.<■ extra lung Win Salem Tch fa'. Shaw at Tutman, ti-3. Tyler, knocked nut always ihriltrs! hy a champion ih re e rtg U la m lle event* Immsiana SI 70 I-mnla it.a *4Hilly Walter*. I l l Charlotte. V C . who tomes off the tloor lo win. Tomorrow m;ht the kennrl club Millig .n »■» Emory A Hrnry 12 t 2i. Tonlshl we honor a man who (eal w ill stage ns fir tt ijd ie s Night. .klidwest 1 |y ram r off the floor and vve a ir when women V i ia>■ admit:rdI to \ , ir o f l M cin.rge William* 37 CHARLOTTE,N t ( i r i - R a n - proud in rrco g n itr him a* a rhamplon. 1 salute him as a sol­ the track without any adm tsilon ,\usu,]l n i <II I » 72 III Normal *>»dv Sandy. I«t,New York out BOCA BATON. Fla. ( 1 P M - chargrt. Valparaiso M Rail St *3 pointed Walter Ir tn , libi Colum­ dier. in athlete and a ilia in A m erlra'i top professional worn pirnt " Emporia 7<> Rethel iKan t M bia, SC. HOt. Aogiburg 7« MacAlcslei 70 an g o lfrri were un hand today a* h .W ritrrn (Kan ' I t M rrling M M IAM I REACH. Fla { I T I i the Metropolitan A m a iru r Golf South neat Jetse Bowdry, 17S'». St fguni, ’ S k in s S i g n P l a y e r A»in. mixed pro am champion­ llrndrrsun T7 A rkao.at College • lopped Clarence Hlnnanl 171't. WASHINGTON i l l ’ l l — Fmi! ships got under way The .Sanford Junior High baaket- Ila til Simms ho Eastern N Mex M Washington, DC. 1 101 Karas. I n ivrriity- of Haytnn line Partly cloudy skies were pre bad .quad defeated I h e Lyman SW .Tn Okla f9 Cent. Ukla 37 man, ha* heron**’ the flr*t inokie illded for the fir» l round of the tr4nl j j ,;.>rs trrg l*j’* gape Tex We*!r«an at Austin Coll UAKI.ANII, 4 a lif i i n > Have lo sign a 1939 ro n lra rt with Ihr M............................ hole evrnt, but ■“ the wealher at Lyman Ukla ’City 9S Reg.s 79 John-on, H i. Saw F ra n rn ro . out­ Wathmgtnn Redskins Karas. • ap man *a!d no ram was rxpected . Don McMurra; led Sanford with Wert — .a m Joe M lerll, IV! x. New imne-t ihe Flyers last season. *- av pointed Among thr rtar-studdrd field of l i prints. Fred .lorn* hit 7, Mike l-** Ahg. City lo l *9 Pierre JC I I York, t i l l ihe Redskin*’ th ird draft thoicr women entries are luch cam. W oodruff *t, Jim llis rr and Roh palgnris as Louise huggs. Mickey Margolin h earn Kerry Johnton , . . . ■ Wright. Patty Berg. Marlene and David Y a trs ra c h h a i i point*. A S S I S l i i n l iN a i ll C U Bauer Hat go. Ruth .lessen. Jack- and B illy l.m e la rr. Rill (olem an NEW YORK i l l ' l l Nathaniel le Puna, M a ry . U n a Faulk. John Phillips and Berry Brown J. tRudl Hyland ha* been n*mrd tS Iw f Kathy Corneliua. Faye C rotkrr, rarh made 2 po.nt* assistant registrar of thr Jackrv CM^4a, B e v e r l y llaiuen and Hft»y Rawls. B'-b ('rooms, for Lyman, was Club. He w ill le r h ir f aide t> Rartiara Rornack. form er ama­ high point man with Id point*. Mrs Lillian Rirnnan Ph,m* FA 2 5 1 3 / 401 13* St SAMFORD teur star who recently turned pro. also was entered. The women w ill ne paired wtih 10 IlifT K v e n ts male amateurs competing for TH ESE PRICKS E F F E C T IV E US. . F K I. . SAT. he*t hall foursome and be»t • ball twotome tillrs. Thr profem on*!* H..A. G R A liE \ — m itK i 1 IH O M LOCAL FARMS trek total priie money of f f j * . 13,000 for medal scorr and V.SW m for best-hall tillrs. Cage Scores Ring Results Top Lady Golfers In Metropolitan Sanford Juniors Top Lyman Cagers S a u i a c FR EEZE «n « 1:10 P. M. LARGE | o o z. L 56‘ C Wentern Boa Ion Butt flain Or Shine Sorry, No Minora Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Uoor with Gifu k Greet inns from Friendly Bu§in«» Neighbor* itnd Your Civic *nd Social Welfare Leaders ★ LADIES NIGHT TOMORROW ★ FREE ADMISSION ★ FOR ALL LADIES MATINEES WED., FRI./fir SAT. Pork ROAST POUND 4 5 O l’R SHARP CHEESE POUND 6 9 On I hi octawlon of: Ch«n|t of residence ArriTila of N«wco**ri lo Sanford Phone FA 2*1756 Ruth Gillifher OWN ^ GGS W ESTERN LEAN C E N TE R CUT X-LGE. LYKI.8 Sntiitr Creek Smoked HAMS 49‘ Whole or Half . U ‘* IT tK S II PO IIK PIG OCR OWN PL RE Pork PORK CHOPS Sausaqe lb . 5 9 c 5 9 Of a l e ” Shoulders . . lb. J9c H a m s . . . . . . . . . lb. 49c Side Pork . . lb. 39c Back Bone . ■ lb. 59c Fur Ilitr-ll-G ue MEATY SHARK “■TIPS J LRS. FnmouH Maxwell • House COFFEE i i.b: ATc Hag / With ST.uti O r Mure Fund Order *<x Shortening 3 -Lb. Tin * With Order POUND r.S a N O . i S. Choir* *1 S U N S H IN E \ Yeatern U. Rnneleaa Beef CHUCK ROAST lb . 7 3 ( Straw­ berries ! BAKING HENS .>0 * K b . m H ;» K r •» / 'i «> ■“* -x 2 PK(.S, 3 9 W E H A V E T H E M A G A IN ! Fla. Grade A — Dreaned A Frozen In Thia Plant Located S Milea South Sanford On Highway 17-92 s • 59c J,r SlKJAIi CHKGU W . llil « Dz, 4*5 LID*. POUND X fi SAVINGS Sanford Ave. at 4th St. 3QR MARKET Open Sundays 8 A. M. til Noon "* i �• » i . • i . ,’-. 7,: * ■“ f § ; . - • -* : • • JvW K y if A **• i **iVI a C ''* , -?Tv _- —>.*•• ,-.'• NEW YORK tU I’D - M n . AiunO rtii, 21. wa* formally charted today with kidnaping in­ fant Johnny Tavaret. apparently becautc the hoped to hold her common-law huiband by (Ivina him a ion. The moaninr P urrio Rican Woman w a i taken by ambulance to the Rooaevelt Ho. pita I prito-i ward fo r a phyiical eaaminalion Immediately after the early m orn­ ing booking. .the complained of being lit and wai ‘ pitting blood. I f com It ted of kidnaping, Mra. O rtit ran receive a aenlenec of 20 year* to life in prison. The Sti-diy-okl hahy't parent!, Jose sod Dorallia Tavaret. said they hoped Mrs. O rtii would re reive “ a lot of assistance." "Hut I can nevrr fo rg iv r her fo r * Ihi* deed she did,*' the 31-yrar* old, Dominiran-bam mother said. Johnny was reported gelling along well at Roosevelt Hospital where he is being tre ile d for sn upper respiratory infection and a mild infection of thft, intestinal tract. He was expected to be well enouih lo be taken home neat week. Mrs n r t ii. who confessed the abduction a fter her arrest early Tursday, told I'llh o n tie i she J-etded to stra l a baby In replace the stillborn child she gave birth to last Tuesday. " It was because I lost my own baby,” she said. “ I had to make it up to my husband.’' Mrs O rllx has two sons and a daughter by two previous com­ mon-law husbands. Kefauver Pushes Baby Racket Law ATTEND THE WASHINGTON t l H 'l i — Sen. Kates Kefauver tl»-Trnn.) has in ­ terstate aale o f babies. that the measure was needed to stamp out “ interstate bshy rack­ eteers'* and to protect the esti­ mated luo.ooo illegitimate children born in the nation each year, their mother* and prospective foster parents. RAVENNA PARK To Fight Inflation RIO ISK JA NKIKO l U r i »—VI nance M inister I Picas Lopes has annoumed that the government plans "ra d Ieal” mrasures—includ­ ing reduction of military spending to curb inflation in this countr}. Watch for Announcement 'Jhauki(j/m tilcrt'Sk I U A 'P 'a I FIS TIV A L BRINGS B A C K ... ti N X M iai m t A? f #1 i “ *■* i % th 1 r . -• * ■9 (ONC SSSKS O* SAlH IVINTS gJifV COOKED « \ } ROASTING CHICKENS u 39c h a m s *U SUn Jt«/nekfd W t\lo n » , op Ptlvic Bone. Rtmorea h a lf ROAST - 49' STEWING '*0* >j s e m i -b o n e l e s s v or q w h o le ( 79 O YS TER S (SKEEN (HAN'T LAKISK TE N D E R M A N .S IZ I DISSERTS * at m a n - s i z i Fancy Peas SAVINGSt INCH SIZE - 1 Ji .- • I Shtnk Cut OfI Hen . 3 To r> Lb, A sk. Smith'll Pride tirade 'A' Quick Froien Cornish Came :a j 1 rlAB « » .» r C A P T JOHN'S SOLIIt PACK i A A "Super Illv lit" llvy. Wentcrn STEER I1EBF CHUCK M Fit "*m o r*d I \ IN BIRTHDAY * i H ast Pum pkin 39< LK n o . e* FANCY S 1 IO K l 'K t i White Corn ! jpicMtr IP K IA H I ^ ^ a w C B IS C IN T SUKUH W IS C O N S IN Pound Cake »• 33f C O I.O K K D t H KODAK Fresh Cheese A A P FHOZKN F O ItO H O O k L IM A b ea n s \4 — ii A i A* 11 AA A P I l m / L ’V FHOZKN i'llL 'L 'i’ (SKEEN H A IIY LIM A -B EA N S PANCAKE AND W A H II a HKD Ij i . § t . XT I iT fJ s G fib c r ftlrlin e d 4*# u|, I la by Food fi jnns .*»llr IV rlrrg rn t Ons d o t Cmdrnaed 21 m i . pk(. " A l l " O e trrK e n t 3Dc Regular S in Zest Soap Ig. ^r, R elrrient Hath S ue Zewl Soup 2 burs 39c Detergent | p i. ( oi. ran lle irrg rn t Ivory Liquid Regular Nile Camay Soap Balk M ir Camay Soap 75c Cheer bar* Detergent Dreft . b,2* Detergent n -. CRISP FK K 8II 1g. pkg. 33c PEARS Ig. pkg. 33c 3 /2 <c llnsh 25 og. pkg. 39c llaby Food 6 Jars 59c ICKHEKC LETTU C E Ig. pkg. 33c Bine Del Allred Muahruonta Ih u Ig. pkg. 33c 1 of. ran 37c (leaner I I «t. pkg. Keystone Spic ’n Span 29c (Aef-Bay-Ar-Dee (leaner I I ne, raua Plzaa pkg- Ute Comet 2 for 33c Beech Nut Mreiaed - FKKSH Detergent Tide 2/l'Jc Criaco 16 ox. can 35c A P P LES ,15c unit nf 2 22c Surf If. pkg. 2Sc Gentle l | . p k i, Ivery Snow •l.lr DKLICIOUS , FRESH HIPK D 'A N J O l’S POLE B EAN S •m M i t t n i » 4 food • *v i ih w v 0tores 200 Magnolia Ave. Corner 2nd SL V / 0 by Thief Faces Kidnaping Charge 0 ^ . . Page 6— W « t, Jan. 2 *. I960 " - •' rc'E �Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You Use A n Inexpensive W ant A d C LA S S IF IE D INDEX 1— LOST A N D FOUND f - F O R RENT 2- A—ROOM ft BOARD 1—BEACH RENTALS 4—W A N TE D TO H E M I —H E A L ESTATE FOR S ALE A—FARMS . ACREAGE. GROVES 7-RF2AL ESTATE WANTED H—MISCELLANEOUS • —FLOWERS • PLANTS SHRUBS toO -ciFF IC P . EQUIPMENT T l—AUTOM OBILES . TR A ILE R S II— BOATS k MOTORS 11—F A RM SUPPLIES k M ACHINERY ]4—PF7T8 . LIVESTOCK . SUPPLIES IX— ARTIC LES WANTED I t —PLACES TO EAT IT—BEAUTY PARLORS IS—F E M A L E HELP WANTED m ale help w anted M A L E OR FEMALE 21— WORK WANTED 22—RU8INESS l-L O S T A FOUND » -F O R RENT i.OST—LEASE. Big Sale Oe Everything. Furniture Center. Fum . A p l.'p h . 3 tr FA S anlorh b r r a tft M W la f f \Ned.. .In n . 2 *. lf>5D— T n cc 7 -a -d ay Sleeping room rilh p rim e enFOUND: Set ol key* on b o il )el p riv n t* hath. iranee and ly off Seminole Hlvd Owner FA M M c m claim at J a y re a * Informa­ prlvUtgei. tion Booth at the Zoo by p i} in | Room with kitchen Call FOreit 3 331* a fte r 4 p. m. for Ih li ad • I I — Pei«-Llve*l*ckSuefii«* Dulles Says Russia 'Seeks To Delude' f t WASHINGTON fUPM - Score Tarv of State John Fuller Dulle* •aid today It would be timely to have * Big Four foreign m in lite ri conference lometime Ih li iprtng on European and German prnh leme, including Berlin. Al the tame lim r, Dulle* warned that Ru«*ia i» frying hard in delude the United State! into thinking it want* lo end the cold war. A ctually, he aald. the Soviet f t treking m ilitary and political advantage!. A i for a Big Four loreign minlit c r i meeting, he told hit new* conference, there ti alwayi • po»•ability of periuadlng the Communlita Into m a k i n g agree­ ment* which do not give undue adi antage* or duadeantage* to either aide Dulle* cited the Korran tr m lilice, the A u ilr lin rcace treaty ftn d la at ye»r'a Sovitl-Amerlcan agreement on cultural eachangei i i evidrnce* of worthwhile agreemenu that Have been reached be (ween the K a it and Weil. D ullei la id the worth of a Ilig Four foreign m iniiter* meeting would depend on whether the RItalian* an- willing to d licu ** German and European problem* on a broad ba»i» or make an e f­ fort. a* Ihey have In the pa*l. ftt r r it r le t the talk* lo item* nn which they alonr arc intereitrd Dulle* made it clear the ' lotted Slate* 1* w illing to >eti!o for a generalind agenda without ln*i*G mg. a* h r Mimetime* ha* in the p u t. that all Rem* he lilted in detail before the meeting I I ll I f r d llM r ln« I I rI m i t*r 9S*4 I.RtSftl You i'M l mm4 I ' i l r .1 IV N W * * !►»(««■•** « a r 'h of i" 'ii -I M *« * U lis M if* h . i * *I |p ..'ll* | ji*|I****»«• “ There goes T ir s o n s ch a n g in g hobbies a g a in t" nf f#-*' I *, iioltft*‘I oml tidUlreiJ »■* »t** J. W. HALL ‘ C all R rallor Hail'* I'hon* FA 2 3641 T b it i* a fie r i pat* In the Rltr Rradln. Theatre for Jack I. Fap. dalr Feb. 10. ‘3S. IF IT IS R K A 1 . ESTATE «*k Crumley A Montaith a t 117 Sauth Park Ph. FA 2 4(tk Stenstrom Realty SUNLAND Estates & South P IN E C R E S T Legal Notice 3rd Addition. \ \ . FHA - JL | | I || a I ||* I I I I U T , 11N I I I J l D il l * I. * 1141 I I T <11 » •-**•* * m " I * » "*• H .M IA tH .l: i n i v i v , , i i v t i'.nv m i ----------IN T I M y i %TY « H T H I S i» F I M M V T N T MT i l l ! " I* V ) T H M T i n : J IT J I T »: « * U A L I» K H o iit * 1 ••IJ' T I I »- A I I I t1 n r I M - V l« K K I I V I U T . T O M io w n r F U M U IfA AMU* H o i >1 T »> i f.* r t b * (Ii A , .j , i ).# n # I t h*"1 al l r # R U i f * n i f t f r l l 1 ' * ^ ft (*» T rt (vqYe ih i : i in n i r i h i n r n r m i J l t i l l l« l. I III! I I t IS • .... .................. « i:W I* ltl.K l I I I S I V. i i . i i i i i i i v. i s i i i » s i r n i s> . »«vr • * 'I f *■*#*• t 11#toft • ft ♦* HI IT Tii q l IF.T TITI.B J W I ' l l i n r a n il M t a K t : S I ' K n i l T , I lia V ■!■)*- Hiuiriat III to•! 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Lice rued — Bonded — I mured w anted SA1J 3—R EAL ESTATE FOR SALE Block* W rit Of rrtn c h A vtn u t an 20th Straal, MODEL u i ’ EN D A ILY Fighter Of Month Sanford* Mort Modern Heavily Salon Soft Water T V Stamp* HARRIETTS 111 \ l TV NOOK 103 So. Oak FA 2 3712 i * - r K J * . A i. r M ill 4III r 1*1111* *4li‘l llPgSlftlKl* %»Hh Ii i **i. «.r p lth rr uf Yuli. Ph. FA 2-4122 )id li ak«M.r til*1 “ f VttlBFY SOI III PINKCREST: 1 bedroom 1.6 N. Park Ave. II T ry l o r . tf#» # # • * •! l*t# o f **lit home, l ' i hath*. Low down *■ > . i . iM • oanu J u * lo o o f y*#uair#“ i# (* mu »»i r* FlofN* * i pa> men!. H7 mouth. UT W. * i* tiHKo in i hp r a* i r I Woodland Dr FA 22*34 l-*.u*# i f • • i*f * ounl* m\ Punhifd. HERBERT STENSTROM P I ....... In m ill # l« u t r a lt b d a r Ci- -lettlto ft uni t fa« lllUP " f fh* f l l if Realtor liul'll* **llo» nf (M* nolle* I iff! S m a rt People H U Y U E i'O K E I.VNN IIISN'FR r i a l to *>r * l » n * u l * r » a ll in '* ( ! ! ■ A llo o m ! liiK anl iltall Riatr ih * lilt**' of L O U IE RKOADWAV fPtiilr DM *ll4 1' Sl offlv# S't’lflS* KEN TOR BU TT i vf I Ii # <Ulmai.r mod ihall b* R E A D Y T O M O V E IN ? * t «t b% i h o a la In ** in , b l* Avtnc lalet jiE*nt. *>r all'oTiifY,. 0.0*1 «n) •tifh ONLY g**3 00 down buv* tin* mod­ Ph. FA 2111* 111 N. Park i to I m iftm*. ihI not a*' f i l f ! I^toll ern 3 HR homo w ith kitchen bo sold | *ui f up 'll.. To* lot equipped hard wood floor*, A* tie- liUr of lb a !*o*l Florida room, and ample Bor­ ti, | 2| * b I T o a i o i l i f H i * f V .* | m p i »*. T o t l o r . d # c # a » * 4 age on in M i 133 lot, 1 hi* D A IM * IK HUlfibul** r a (rue value at 111,300. A tt *irii "a f ' K if ' Mbi A llanth lUnk llu lL lli a Hanford Pb«rl4a FOR RENT F ir*! iuibll* alien Jonuara *3 bidiiMim 2 hath hotttr near I n I b r I » ■ (« ml | b ^ 4 i i r n IF J m 4 | P ba-e. ihupplng, (43 to mo semlnnle I nuRM, I Inelda, ( r l,(»* 3 bedroom, country iiouu-, (ai ug kaip. In wmi K«|«u **f mo. fumiihed ULAN- UK *. IT* III IVAftl 1»j. i im f In III IflillR M ■ "*» V t w m m * M l * NF.W 3 bedroom home • block |n « M i It-.* up II# mm m i l from Metnnvllle Ave. 1330 tfl • ■14 t:«ifli#i Vtsil Hill4 Pits'll t-f %oil a if bfffl'Y down. (43 00 monthly. l«",i Ml I#*I * a I Vru U11* •* I" . V* * ** 111 ■ ti V " I it 1lit • HDl|l l| #D 4 I I I * Ya h ) h YCMI W. II. Bill’* S T E M P E It Agency *4f r l l t i r i u f uU n m I »y # tb# ##i ate i f IIU IM IIM KITTM Realtor A ln « o rrr K M < U M i l ! >|p . ( * • ' • ! I ll* *-f • rn iltti* i" lb# 1’ lint * j 'l - lf f nf A«*oe. Laura B. U tie r, IL F la ffe r P # tn t h u l# «'e*«|tiM F I ir itis if ml# A rlett Price. F7verett Harper nff |t # in t l>r t eiUft berllH* Ilf *»(>! l O U H t y i f S * t i( » r * l l* le * fllli t Y jlM t l *12 N. Park p lE h l r a l e Iftr tnul*)' • ff-*n* ff\# Phone FA 2 4991 | fb l* tiullr# K*. h r|«l;n «l#f»»iii*l ll be in yrrtf In ft. m il •hAlf •Uf* NEW Y O n ti (UPD-Sadao Yao f•i im f f t . # 4 ' l t i r M i * tf Mi»* • ■ U lw a n l. «n*l i l l of Japan took the higgeit tb# p | l< e r f f e • I r| #tl * C 4 f '** ** of* i n m in i » \ v v ,i: f|r a* uf Ml# «Ul|t*AHf *r l HlltH b# f i m p to story in the Ring Maga­ ■ M 'T in : m ' i i . in n v u tv rs Horn f-i In 4 '»* i tilm aM «■#("' H u m e * D e a iirn t'il F o r zine* l»te*t rating* lodiy when ■ttArbPY. • i•"I in r ■orb i tilw *\r THAT, I. Aon, i: )l. i - . i l a,, . lo h u , l i , , a * at ( - • • • filt h , r t FloridA Living. iltm iii'l but S t* MltJ *fu*ll l»« Y u hi named "F ig h te r of the Month lii.-trr Ikr riitllh.ua Itiinia t,f l»A.\|, I t n l ip f 1 U M il# M n f * A l l H edroom *— 1 a II Halh.t t t ' ( M i a n d m a t I l u t a i . l t .. Y • # t* ru l# .iir * * f I b *• I «> i #t W i l l and boo tie d to top flywrighl cun I ' M I a t a r ah I,I t.a n ia n l l l i i t , , ( t a i l ■ Phi T * « 1 * I yi#><M **f tender. It « » * the (in t time a m i i v i -i i i : k i t i * m i : v m \ \ i i i i ' ) f lit* i I r e u li * i * „ u r i . n n „ lt , .. l» l lr v* 6m* i I *■- u n t > F I » r M . a m i i , . a . . . Japaneie lig h te t had captured Iht ifit i* - iti|l* i l l n n J i u » i* f if 1 1 th . • Ilk Hi, I'rovldan* nt ih> »i.|i Fighter nf the Month designation F\%l% t l« M a N a x ,« k l a l u t * . ( „ . « ill M >. d »lnce Y oihto Shlrat won the flytloQ H I M F l o r i d a etktiitaa l l l l • vnn • >: llr t'a id T b * T ■ r to « 4 c.igrn l l #*f i b l f t ( I ' * weight title In 11J2 b u r if if t ft n . ( lift H i l l f # a, # 4* ft b ) 4 l Legal Notice • mm * FOR SALE: Beautiful 2 Redroom CB Home. Kitchen partially fum irhed 1430 my equity, 137. per month FIIA approved, lav IIV OWNER: 3 bedroom I ' l l home rated at 131 Country Club Circle, nn shaded lot*, ideal Incation. ju it off W ot 20th, Can be financed 913 Catalina D r. Plume W. U. W e ll FO 3-3224 ROSA L . P A Y T O N Ovlrdo after 4.30 p. m Regletrred Beal I -ta le Broker For the lien B ut* tn Real E tlita Ph. FA 2-110l-17*2 at Hiawatha SEE C U LLEN & H AK K EY W. A, Cagle, J r. Saluman S . p . Mi K - h , ( V r 110 N Park Ave Pb. PA 2 "2)1 la Ik* la a rl al Ik* ......... . in*n*. «rml>«tp I »urH | H s rM ii I* ‘ M lf. In ( pi K illIP l» . IT—B E A tT Y r.A R M IM _________ R EA L E H ATE D R IV E -IN 2344 "ranch Ave. only $57*50 monthly Legal Notice \ «*Jnt v II Tli l®r JEEP WANTED I wheel drive Call FA 21190. F .I I . A . — *8280 M 2 New Homei — F o r RENT or SALE 3 Rdrm . 2 Ita lh i, 1123 Z Rdrm, Ha. Room, $1*». mo 10 rain, tim e F.avt nf Bale. W II Bridge*. Phone Evening* Geneva 2131. kitten* I I — A R T IU .M WANTED REAL EST ATT r o w (In c lu d e * C k w i f i f ) point Pair of Siamr.e r a ti; female *ge four, male age I wo M r*. W. C, R* title *. 403 W, tllh . 2 I led ro o m n F ln r id i R o o m $28000 FACTORY JO YOU ALUMINUM V E N E TIA N RIJN ns Encl-’ied head. Sag-proof bottom rail w ith plaitie end*. Plaaue or rayon taper. Cotton «r nylon ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, atatecord*. — m rn ti, invoice*, hand b ill*, and S r n k a r ik G la ss and P n in l C o. program*. e tc . Procre*n\e 112 114 W 2nd St. H i. FA 2-4421 Printing Co. Phone VA 2 2911 — 304 W rit 13th St ro R t l l glider — rlerl deck chair —boya beginner bike — hand KOLLAW a Y. Hotpitat and Ra&t lawn mower — •trotler — Singer Red*. Day, Week or Month— portable table I’ h > \ 2 3611. Tel. FA 2-3111. FNirnlture Uenier 116 Welt f l r * t SC 12 Ft upright Midpoint deep* freere, la ir '36 model, work* Furniture Moving A Storage perfect, look* like new. Call Ci E. PHILLIPS. Agent FA 2-7013. WASHBURN VAN LINES noo French A*e. FA 2 iw i Boy icout uniform lire 14. Call Merle H arm , Long wood, PRESERVE jo u f hat * • abaca in Mr* TE 1-4944. C'erlavUng bronre. gold or *il*e r—Write GAS heater* and inn |b. ga* tank, It\B I KRAFT One electric heater. C a ll 441 North Reach SI. FA 21210. Or*tuna Iteaih, Fla. 2>—FURNITURE and 0 4 ROOFING A PLUMRING IIO t SEHOI.il GOODS SIAMESE teal <N ft FA 2-122*. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - ‘ Gateway lo the Waterway” Your Evlnrude Dealer ROHSON SPORTING GOODS 334 6 11 E. M . Phon* FA 2-4961 Ru*t motor* — 1 M irk 23 A 1 13 h p. F trn lo n r. Call FA 21429 after 4 p m. 2 i-edroom cemrnt block home. FOR SALE OR RENT Modern 3 roam houie with I acrei nf urfurnnhed FA 2 4030 land on lake. Inquire N oeli Colonial 7 vtory home FA 2 *304 Grocery, Oilccn. D r. R radini place. RENT OR SALE: 4 Acre farm. Large 3 bedroom h i n r , large 2-i UEDItOOM un fu rn u b rd houie. Ph. FA 3 1310. bam E lly te rm t Joirph B. Levy. Ph. FA 2 1223. k— R EAL ESTATE TOR BALK 1Ur dutifully (um lihed room. f a : ; joi OPPORTUNITIES 11—S P E C IA l SERVICES 2 4 -P IA N O SERVICES 14-A—B U ILD IN G CONTRACTORS 3 Udrm. imfumDhed apt. •TO J i—R LE C T K IC A I. IT'*). Magnolia. FA 1 3931. C O N TI! ACTORS U-A—B U ILD IN G , REPAIRS, ALTAMONTE: Lovely new 1 bed 23-B B U ILD IN G SUPPLIES J7—N O TIC E • PERSONALS room duplet, water fum iihcd, children w e l c o m e . M3. Ph. 4 1—A llT IC I.E S FOR SALE 2S—F U R N IT U R E k MIDway T 3312. H O U S E H O l.li Clean downstair* furnnhcd apt., oil heat. 611 Park. 24— Special Bervlca* MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS W. P. SMITH Outboard Sale* A Service 2313 P *ik A **. FA 24234 LOST: Hlark. white and Ian Bea­ STORAGE SPACE — Drum town area. 370 »q. ft. FA 2 7JI« gle In vicinity of Highland Park. P lta ir I’ honr FA 2-4991. Furmihcd garage apt. 2 bedroom, livin g room, etectrlc kitchen, : —f o r r e n t " bath, porch 1 carporte Adult* 2. 3 and 4 Ixdroora houici .nd onl*. !!J. Ph. FA 2J0R4. small apartment. Rich farm land fo r leave, aleo, 1 ROSA L. PAYTON. Broker hedroom modern h o m e rhone FA 21301 FA 1 0400 W K LA liA A rA R T V rN T R : private hatha. 114 W. Firet K Sleeping room. 123 mo. FA 2-2477. 2*—ARTICLES FOR SALE 12-BOATS and MOTORS FHA I Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low As S100 Im m e d ia te O ccuiK ancy W t* (ju n ra a te o I*e r» o n u l S n Ii*fa c tio n o r Y o u r .Money C h e e r fu lly R efunded. HOUSEWIVES Earn e*tr» money Cocoa. Cocoa Beach, Lee*hurg. in vour *pare time Mr*. R, Sanford. T itutvllle and e lf 3 BEDROOM - 2 RATH HOME averaged I i 62 per hour. Plea* SANFORD - Phone FA 2-7691 llra u iifu l, apanout on three lot*. ant vvoik. (hmild havr 12 nr Double rarporte. Kitchen equip more aparr hour* each week. PLUMBING ped. Central hrat and air rnn Write M rt Elrod. 4'W W'. 9th Conii acting A Repair* dllloned Hardwood flcv.tr* r v - 1 St , Sanford Fla. or phone even Free K » llm *lr* m gi FA 2 2707. rept Florida Room which l» R 1» IIARVEV fo rk tile Fireplace, pin* boat 204 Sanford \vc Phone F'A 2-33A3 port THIS IS THE BEST BUY SI AMSTRESS for rut aptoni IN SANFORD. Average earning* (1 30 hour Simple, eavy Canva**ing nut 3 BEDROOM - t RATH HOME required Write NOVELTY Corner lot kitrhrn I.quipped APRONS, v aid well. Arkanva*. I’ L l MI1ING Very good financing Down pa) HEATING 21-W ORK WANTED ment onl)’ (6c*>. AIR CONDITIONING Baby alt or iron. FA 2 7*2* 2 BEDROOM - 1 BATH HOME CONTRACT la d REPAIR WORK F.arepilnnally nire home on SIGN Lettering. FA 2 7*24. IM7 Sanfntd Ave. FY 2 4312 ihaded eorner lot Fenced van! F airly priced. Nice lection. Work wanted a* porter, janitor or dl«hwa*her 706 Bay Ave, Joe C. Thoma* 3 BEDROOM PINKCREST Home 102.1 Santa St. FA 2 U6i'i F'enred yard, (t.uul down. Movr Painting A-L FA 2 792.6. in in 3 minute*. 24-PIANO SERVICE Ironing. Iitc 4 IV . F'k 2 7241. PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING A good garden or Uwn worker W. L. HARMON W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR i< looking lor work. Addre**: Ph. FA 2 4223 After 3 M p. in. Elir Methvin—Vrlm * Gonralrr. 312 Oak Ave Ph. FA 2 2704, Adelaide H Moie* — A u o d llr * . Sanford. 21-\ lit H i ll M . 4'O.N I It ACrttKS I» il Park Ave FA 232)2 m SELL US VtU R FURNITURE • We BUY the Moat “ ; • We SELL the Moat We PAY the Moil SUPER TRADING POST Ph. FA 2 0677 • • • WILSON - MrUlSR New And l ied F'um ltur* 311 t . F tn t St FA 2 3431 $SAYK$ N e w f t Used F u r n il lir e and A p p lia n C M Mather of Sanford 201 ffd> r . F ir*t St. Ph. FA S -» M U ird furniture, appliance*, tool* etr. nought-void. L a rry '* M a rt 213 Sanford Ave. Th. FA I-4 IU ; riiimhiujr it KcpairB Suminolu Realty ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Ilatiy vililng. houtrwork or re*(aurani. e»;irrirnced FA 2 1212. Ravmund I undquivl, Avvor. FA 2 3*31 Atlantic Bank ItUlg. Child care in my home. 1317 Elm LOTS FOR SALE: Laige 62 * 1•■» Ave. Good lin d . eletred, tome land•raping, Caih (if im ilt pavm rnl ’.’ 2—Huaior>, t ip iu 'iiu n il w down. ha1an<e (23 per month. It ELIA RLE PARTY M ilt ADDED U R. MANN Bo* 33 L ike l l u i u t INCOME FOB PART OR FU LL TIM E WORK WE S E C U R E Phone FA 2 3413 LOCATIONS FOIt TESTERS Male or female warded for till* Tho I* ■ gur*t pan tn the (Id* area tn handle the WORLD Theatre for LouH Rota* K*p FAMOUS R C A. televtilon d»te Feb, to, *3). amt radio tu tu , .old through 7 Room houie. hardwood flm ii*. our latrM modem method free kitchen eleetrte, *p*ce heat, veil tcrslee I uIh- telling and air rondilioned Inquire III men handling unit. W ill not in­ Mellon* ill*terfere with jo u r prrteni cmpin) ment Tn qualify jn u m in i BEDROOM llnm r. FHA financ­ have *(1,471.40 In (2,933 2m ed. 437 monthly. Ph. FA 2 1970 ■a«h available immedlatelv, for inventory amt equipment. InveitCUR 11 Market (lock and equip mrnt »e-urrd. Car, 3 »pare ment. So. Sanford FA 2 7443 bom* weekly, .hmild net up to WV)n i per month In vour .panLOCH ARBOR: 3 Bedroom Phil lime .hould be able lo Mart lip* hnu*e 2 hath*. Florid* at oner Ih li inotpany w ill r t room, C,I l,i.*n FA 2 30*0 after tend Imam l it av.ivtame In full 4 30 p. m. time if detlrrd On not an.w rr 3 BEDROOM. 2 hath home 2 nil unhv. full* qualdird for time llty room*, fenced hack vatd. *n,| invrttm ent South P in n r r tl FA 2 lf>M •Income M arl, immediately. ‘ Butinrv* i i let up (or jm i. 3 lilt homr l ' i m ilt* (rum city 'Selling, solti Hmg. or r * |ir r i lim it* ; double rarporte. I acre rtice i. lu-t neer■•ary. land. (2,on» down Total price •For pcrtunal inter*tew m your *lt,(*M. I’h FA 2 2794. r lly —p ln ie include jo u r Phone Number ami WRITFL 3 REDROOM home — 1*» hath* l g ELECTRONICS COUP — e le tln r equipped kllchen— •0,23 Drtm ar lllvd. frn rrd ya n l — FIIA llnancrd t n u e riity City (>. Mo. Pay only S! tuu rquilv and *• • 'line pavm rnt* 3IW) Park Ave U S P K riA I. S IR V IC * * OWNER. WI I I . D R III.IN G 2 BEDROOM ( II home, enlarged 1 a itlu n k i Mmva Pump! Florida room Kitchen equip Itrp a ii* In all makrv ment optional MIA financed. HOW A It ll W. LONG No trd tape or d e li) Beaton 2 »il F Commercial Ave. aide down payment and (77 P h o n e F A 2 2431 monthly. 127 Country Club BIG VALUES y f lC K CREDIT EASY TERMS £<JwI a Used Kurniture SALE 4—FULL S I Z E HOLLYWOOD HKDS EACH . . . (24.3ft 4-T W IN SIZE BEDS, F XU ELL* ENT CONDITION EACH 113 0ft For carpentry, painting, t i»en 1-ODD OCCASIONAL CHAIRS log, touting, amt p la itrr repair, EACH (in Oft a.|ilia1t tile, n.brvtof aiding, 12 PC LIVING ROOM S lIIT B ma-untr „ r w,~sl t lr p i, Itveling ONLY ........................ (» .w l • od tepaltirg garage* and wieeking ra il FA 2-4l!*t>. New Hut Shop Worn HOUSE Builder — addition! — alleraliiinv. Free c o il n lim a lti. l-T W IN SIZE KNOTTY PINK BED WITH MATTRESS AN1» Plume i-1 ruing - Geneva 2131. SPRINGS LIK E NEW (J3 od I—TWIN SIZE ROYAL CONFORT 23—ELFATRIUAI. SFRVICRR n ilX SPRINGS k MATTRESS VtATI I ’ M I I.EANFR REPAIRS LIK E NEW S119 00 V A tU R T a rt* for all makrv of tleanrrv; NOW 'A PRICB Fllertroluv, Hoover, Kirby, rtr. I—FOAM RUBBER SOFA 9119.0*1 F'tre piek up Work guaranteed. V A LU E $49 hd FA 2 4763 t —FOAM nUIIIIKR SOFA AND CHAIR 1239 no VALUE f too no Huu»a Wiring - Electric Service I —SOF'A SLEEPER 179 V) VAL* Sid Vdden UE N O W ................. (49VI I t .VND A IX ELECTRIC Co. t—ODD OCCASIONAL CHAIRS 112 Magnolia FA 2 0913 EACH .............................ItS Od EACH (ISO# M A— nU IU H N U -IIK P A lR riK t lH H . S llrd d in iE Co. # A IM IN G I l f So. Magnolia Ave. FA 2-4321 Fl.'KJR landing and fmivhlng Cleaning, w a k i n g Serving ndrr C onilrurilon Seminole County »mce 1923. II. M. Gira.on Lake Mary I . M I 'K lt lA I . p iin t in r FA 2 3 ,1 6 « r DLCO KATORS am i FA p a p e r in g 2 - 7 tl|q a t le r *U RAVENN A Build !u your platif. Itiuim ieling and Addition! DON L I K E Phonj FA 2-3*24 PARK A ()l IK T C O M M U N ITY Near €*nir Cattraa 94— I.NSI K A M I. X aM u / ' -4 M riieh Bldg. l I'A 2 3(*J 27— N O IIt r s —I’ l Ii SON at.H Quality Homes M O D EK A TK I.Y PRICED INCOME TAX s i.It* ICE Mm. H. Munav l l l l Celery A vr FA 2 IM I Cloned Sunday Low Down Payment Drive. FA 2 7623 PUMPS — SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FOR the economy minded—3 bedA It T || I n u • M l ’ A v L i t in lla llrd A ‘ v-1 |«*i T N * || l | it f fH , ftp m i l # # * i<Him CU hum*; porch ra rp o rir. AH tyre* and alie* •ft h i * 11* * 9 * t i l l f i f ’l rift* ■'Du it V o u rie ir' utility room, equipped kilrhen. 14—ART IL L l h FOR -SALE ! 'Mft I I ** f# (111 tof * I i WE REPAIR AND SERVICE M* rq u lty and lake up remain jj A id %31 u f t r i 1* ■ i l f t l M l " I il l Cotton ft Wool Yarnt. Notlonv, l# r t i l b» I h r n i l g ft, lift S T I N E ing VA loan Ideal for children •lo i # S i a l f i l t f f t * a b .I * Thread*. Tape*. Machine and Supply *'•. la i aied on non through »treet K ip u l n fttu r a l •! #f t #d. HOLLINS HO HUY M l o r l • l : i i T f l %I I I ' l l «nf* i*ot Wnn h (a to lift 207 W. 2rd SL Ph FA 2 6432 • t t l l t k t r t o 4»U R # r »>4 f t o u l r # * " ' » Phone F'A 2 439*. W l l f T H —' ft « l»» d # i< l # r * H to # A t The Sign Of Tho Totem Pale. 11% be* a n d t o r ' i r b # f o r # tb # i b o * * i m n ii t f in f l u §# •title i S t u r t nn lb # lo4 •*»» * * 2417 S. French A<e C o r. 11 v* v. 17.R2 * 1271h 81. PAY ra th tor land on road. W'nl. ,N»* k l * Tin*,#»u IT ft M ir b I* . • ” ** A rl in M l |a * rU * * I f jb%I *>n *•# I I I A V f ’ II T A if « 1' fl Ldinom ou, S r*hold Hldg , Ml t i l k h iit o i * i i i » t f V "’ , ,,n Phone FA 2-1 .101 , ft')«. i anIrijg 1 *# liftt# an* * i t F it A M * I.C N U T M w ft*-1 R n»f» h M !b# f# iti» *t *>f lb* |s*ltl.*r Urdruom vulle, .1 piece*, good amt. f b »to !■’• ft f If I > lilt # t if I lM fttftftl f f i ft#r#ln * ii®1114 i*4iI b# ■pan* rnndllion |jn . F'A 2ut3t. » Mli i 14 fill#» I*» «Mt 1-* tii * flllftilM K •lff#<*l f Rll f»*»f *lM ■ l»#*r## MAJOR BROWN R EALTY W imlkliielil Hark f iltM rt#* » i * * I n r *» i* * r »-,, I I Of I •»!ft I* f #i ( * « n f # i# * *• H I f cteiwib fcow Rlallae • 1 I u ■ i -«* i n A t if tiit in la T i b 4 f i n h Mlib , ! I r W r • V * • llmir (tlaaa \ rn l (Ham i i i i i t f t • f y o u ani<fl l b • e f t u i * u t o i t t a SEWING MACHINE M o lo n I l evft ft # \ ft # it ft 4) ti II fft ft # «||, H M IN f to 11m l ‘w illH ip * F l f t f iU ft f I n * •*«\ LAKE MARY • t part® , G RAPEVILLE NURSERY S E R V IC i; 9* *n4 fthl yft • Idfll* 1 1,1II1 I IllCtuBll# Praetirally new: t) H P. with W iT N l.J P H 1 i ■I * |i.* ri » * n*l *«f f lu ito i f h . FA 2 3 237 or FA 2 1941 I 'I #4 4 *1 1 4 ft I till'1 ! 1 * O ftfl-t I (if II ftifc* H! k S4 \ IR t I.. I ■•.ii mi |i«nf-vril, rrmot'* BEA U TIFU L HOLLY S e n k n rik (.1.39* and P a ln l <’ o. tlu lc h ; 110 220 volt*. 2411 Chair ft ft I ft 1ft*i |lift■fl to<■>- Mtotl IS ti). 4 " n«r|t|a • 2 i 4*« ' f J • A ll kindt and Hrev All I p l t ft ft fit## I ’ltMlf I n r l ih u U r 111*** l| #*,. I n * • Ave, ph. F'A 2 "fi-il H i l l W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2-4422 u « r ». v I ♦. F A R M E R ’S a C K N C Y b b b f ♦"r ft 4 k • f * o n l # « f 1 I - I Hu ht p| * # a*:*| *; Gr a|><-v ill* A vr FA 2 0**6 A K I* II# I f vlHlt ft l ' i T n f i* tn ft *■ i •«• 1#i«11• lllut U -» ^ ft*ff t r ftt e»f »b» r i n u l f C ftu ri N. V. Farmer. Realtor Jacket* - Boot** lent* - Luggage HEATING P " ji - ft ft f tf u t l-. 4| 4| # r t«* ■ r « # |(f fpft O n * I m ic I inn Co., In c . I'to u iY tY , F l o f f l f t MM ANUf Tb* Hu). Ir. H. Whitmore. A**oc. | r • * 1 « on# <i*ft<l t #« • • t *• r • • < ! trill## ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Mai inn M arkd C A R R A R F. I It* •/ M ftflh ft T. \ m U o . Ilftft u llf ii I# • • •htiftfi h# ii. n. p o p e c o . 21t 3Ve*t 2SU* Street H i l t Hi t t !•* 4>tifto»H ■ ' * t • • I • i«ift* i h a y * o f r * r « i f d t f i it* 114 S Fiench A vr. Ph. F A 2 3221 I), f* . S10 Sanford Avenut PLANTS fat la lt. Tied Thura ItoO f* M | Fft ft * * * ri* Phone FA 2 3101 244 S. Park ----- FA 2 4224 Flat li ,nk S, i*a(• • 44»t • iftfilrtft V. Fr#«l#rl»k A fte r hour* FA 2 2611 o r FA J 4921 A t t i t i : «• r lie f m b -* C lftfk Ion. FA 2 1)90. A ttirft*v for f*#tii|Hnftrft i* <• •nit J K 'i1 *r, 4 h f t lr r f t a n Ga* heater — dinette. LWJ Llhott !M S . f*ftrW A y• B u t Mr* onl* .* f ,m»(iiiuolto Televieion Tube* Tailed Free. l*ul*Uftb h i u i r r : $ i h in*! Ftb* I*. T» Hor I i f I'toMtoli. F ln rld t. RAYMOND M. H A M . WOODRUFF'S r u in *f I t>4! bftnfofef Klhrblft Tnti •toil ){•« ». of V«»( i f ft beat I • ROLI.IS'S HOBBY HHOP REALTOR A INSL'RIIR Farm ft Girdea Center f lf tit t b ft i a • li t t > q i # i # i I H I # li t A t Th# Sign O f Tha Totem Pel*. fh# *fMb # it#* rllae.l R| | . f T h ird St. A Park Avenue. S-iuih ANNUALS 2417 S. French A to. W e n r i l f i t * | a k n » t j 49*4 ft f u | | m i gi ft Y all Call Rail •41 Celery Aee. h • 7 ft l)> f# - * ' l 1 rft I |to fftT Ya ■ .fga* (tf I Phone FA 2 344 f * A u r A r if t w # r in t b e l ' '• r n p I ■ I ret • ’ leaa--a Special D ie ts fI 'lr a nn t S u rro u n d in g it* •• Special fh # r ia l Y il f f f * * ftir ..r r tft> # P U L f lF f t f ANTi IlK T T fM IflA t b lit bn n n 2 Gr, CB home, vrrren porrh, kit- Fii'rat A rrangem m i, — Cortagei. • L lc t n u d L I’ N O n D u ty A t A ll T in v e s i F i i t i to I * t . I I lh 11# i l1*■ * Sl : Jii 111| ft, „ SANFORD FLOWER SHOP rhen equipped, irn a lf down pay­ Wr invite vnu lo be our RurotR ibaolultly freft f t "j "l f i i ' t tb « '9 * i a t ti • t (in l b * tof a I F'A 2 1122 or FA 2 0270 • H om e A tm o s p h e re fir* of 111* i l#fI* i.f fh * i i n uti J ment. FIIA financed 137 a without obligation nt one of Sanford’s letd iitf C l M t r i is** n r ) ,i f» .i w F f t t i r i t i r j r II, month. Large nicely Undicaped J l—AUTOMOBILE ft-T R A IL K M H i'*; #t| f»#r « I*# fb» ft f I#ft to*»I*fi ■ ftf Moltlii while >ou locale suitable housing for * i 1*1 I ' o r i . R l M t o ll! u ft La k t n at lot. Venetian blind*. C all Colby ConffftMd. jou and your fttmily. Pick up your key at the '33 PLYMOUTH 4 dr, R i l l , 1300. F A 2 1330 e il. 406 4 to 4 p. m According T * Care Required * ^ b |* tofttlr# l l i f t t l b # p u b ila h e . l Hales O ffic e . FA 2 16M before 4 p. m. t o m * # ft# b * # f tV f o r f n u r u m i i i u * a fte r 4 FA 20463 yir t ><*'*■M . T b # t lh * r a | *»f I ’ lM ilt ! ft- 4'ai*nm |ftft 1 i> * n • b* Yi f i r ■■ I if ffftrtil'd# 4‘♦**ito11 FI fill m#d in in - • *M• mu ;; ,n 4 * lufllf H ll - # h # 1.1 • * f tb< Mffbft *«f fur Jt#tiMiiol* t * ^ 1;1** ir| f l tI* r ») |» r 'i- h i> < * t # r b . 1*1 t t i * i ' i i U l ! lI i mm i i i i er ■ v " " r • 4n I I f »u»# b*4>f - r -f h i * f** I *( l ‘ yi I1*1 I V 111* •• •! I IIK N N 'Y »U iu x f«#r f»*t* i n • m « • • if#. •#•!* »'* *'l !*« • F # b u f i f i * • *.'•#’ll r#M»in . ell*!* •j*lI Qilltir ftnul# clMlfl, to toI'lF■Fl#■!<«II»!•< M i 1 li»\to i Dll I d - to i t I N F A N T A M IU . IH »** ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. | Monthly Payments Less Than Kent Buy Now AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Choose Vour Own Tile A nd Paint Colors : Sho&mah&i i WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD KATES SlOO To $200 Scott’s Palm Manor Home F o r C tr. 27th k H im ) 17-92 The A g fd Phone FA 2-7214 U y ft V a ffk to 111 f b ft I (• tcd tb it 1> *i*> !• !• f * ■r J ii* r it4 nf Ja n u iri, '37 41 fl. Ilo u ittra lle r, m int go, 2 hr.. l'B home, electric kitchen moat any offer aceepled. equipment, tile bath, Jaloui'e i* p. tftmtfiHi FA 2 0471. wtndowi, utility rm ., la n d in p « lf » K «*||CY|1I «*#t u r f b f in ib f tU C o u n ir . I lt r lli e-f lawn, large brick Bar R U '14 FLAMINGO 40’, 2 bedroom Ur Arl« I f #yjnd *)ti i ft) DC. ,Vg) ft from Naval B ate. (4.9W r v c u M :u a n d i i i :t t k n u i ia i * tra ile r; awning. Spate No. 73, A 11 o# n t » * U r p l a i n t i f f s FA 2 34It. Park Ave. Trailer Cl. FA 2 4472. fa* bto'iiib bn * * l a• W iA it r Farm* I T | n d f t iV L A l. i Odham & Tudor, Inc. B IIA IL E Y ODHAM , Corner Hwy. 17-f»2 ft 27th S t. P ro s . P hone F A S - iS « l ft �• * __ . r - M l* I r ih il 1 • f iS iR - . ''I < • ST- • - ;h Im B Page 8— Wed., Jan. 28, 1069 Adult Classes Set For Lp a n School Plans arc brine madr U> o ffrr adult c l i i i r t in typing and hook keeping In the Lyman School a n a . according to an announce' Bent by E. S. Douglass. director of Adult and Vocational Educa­ tion in Seminole County. Aa organliational meeting haa been act for Fab. S, at T:3o p m. All adulti who are in trrritrd In taking th e ir course* ihould report to Lyman High School at foat time. The bookkeeping c la n w ill be taught by Roger lla rr ti. auditor fo r the county ichool ly ilr m and form erly a member of the faculty 0f Seminole High School, Sanford. Typing w ill be taught lay Mr». Evelyn lloberg of Altamonte • p r in ti. Sira. Iloherg haa had r t tenilve aerretarlal eiperlenre In Washington, D. C., and waa cmad by the Joaeph F. Nehel tra d in g Co., and the ilorg Warner Corp. There have been many request* fo r a data In home rewing but a teacher haa not aa yet hern found. Aa aonn a a an Im lru d o r who can qualify for an adult tem­ porary certificate ran he obtain ed, there rlaiaea w ill hr addrd. The only charge for thrie eoursai la a regtatration fee of $1.00 and the coat of malerlala. Further Information can be ob­ tained from E. S. Douglass. D i­ rector, Adult A Vocational Educa­ tion, School Adminialrallon llldg., Sanford, Fla. The telephone ia FA J-4105. ALL V IG IT A B L I DETERGENT Blue or WHITE Crisco ARROW 1 Lb. Con L im it erne with I S . or m itt QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVID Gt. Pkg. food 0 -la* . PRICES GOOD Thurn., Frl., Snt. J»n. 29, 80, 81 a fc YOUR CHOICE! aust* M AXW EU CHIU ‘ 3 1 a Longwood \ 'A M A L C S I f 00 The L y m a n ^ a n d w ill aponaor tJ s J Ho * * C AM * Full Half or Whole •ROOK COUNTY GA. BRAND HoH or Whofo 1 Sen •ROOKS COUNTY GA. BRAND Feppir Cured W W ES I f 00 I f IF C H IC K t" * DR k i y s e t Flovor ful Lomb n0tX„fC Loin Chops Q m ' s» i - 79? P m Fish SIOUX B U H O N IV Spread lt'» Quiltad I2 in Wida RoN B ^ B -Q S A U C E BENNETT’S Grocery ft Ban Food 1108 W. 20th FA 2*0928 Open Sunduya til • Week-Daya M l 7:30 O ld O I 'St 4 9 * WOODBURY BLEACH SPONGES 33' 41* • OBflTljaiifoKMWi.i'r*Will rap 69* Lb ft SMOKED SAUSAGE Lb 49’ , i’n» . • ■mi / D i i . ■ JtH‘ ’ *T.t POT AT O SALAD '£ 35' PIMENTO CHEESE 8£ 33' Home Style CHILI 59 RED, DELICIOUS YELLOW SOLID U R G E. JUICY SARA LEE FROZEN FOUND FRISH Du Pont ^ L I N K SAUSAGE ! M AINE RUSIKT Pure* Booda *0 3 OQg 0 7 Eat Rita ORANGES * 39 Potatoes 2 49 Apples 2- 29- 0LE 0 » 29 G'fruit 8 & 39* CAKE - 79 Rutabagas * 5' CAKE “59 Facial Sap J mm' ~ 33' KAISER FOIL Lb Bog PALMETTO FARMS SALADS Uma Beans 5 ^ T Full line of U. B. No. 1 Frenh and Cured Mania Canned Good*, Notion* M d Soft Drink* I Tendar Shouldar 1 F m c rn p '^ W lJ r Shrimp — Oysters Lobster — Clams PORK SAUSAGE 1 Sunnylond Little Piggy Breokfots Fraah Ground Lomb JUICY SWEET FLORIDA Pinn Frank Roc Mullet Smoked Mullet ; Lamb Roast Lb 49* Lamb Chops Lb 6*5 Mango Snapper 'I Lb 98' Rib Chops Flovor ful Shouldar • Sunnylond Hot or Mild Lamb Breast u> 29' P a t t i e s I t*N‘ g SAUSAGE SALE! Tender Lomb Fine for Stew Mua Fl*h Pompano • ------ W-D “BRANDED" U. S. CHOICE LAMB >&*™ded0yster*2'' King Muckered Bra Trout Haa liana Red Snapper Flounder FORK ROAST PKGt wV ~ ‘v s - Food COUNTRY H A M ■89« COUNTRY B A C O N --- 79r B O S T O N BUTT ■49' N O R TO N i j g and SSE oo SHOP — Ffish ^ 33 c£* 33' Chunk Tunai-tAT Ncon' 27' Apple Jelly S U N N Y L A N D TENDER SMOKED . (a Deep South Bly* Boy Tomato Juice The only woman (rvef to die on foe gallows in Vermont for murdor was a Mrs. Meaki-r, who was oaerulrd In I Wo for poisoning her granddaughter. flow. I con 10‘ Tomato Catsup 'a* 19‘ c£ 27' Pork & Beans Libby Persowal Roy R cllrr. convalscent at the Florida Sanitarium w ill return home early nett week. lh« Thrifty M aid 8A-P Toaty Fruit Cocktail Mather*. — fo r Limit one with a 55 00 oc morn Food Order Libby Luscious & Bennett's HOUSE k *8? *'«T|x By Jo llammoad Fbone VA a-UM • • • a fried chicken dinner, Saturday. Jan. SI, 1:30 to 0 p. m. A program • t anterlafoment throughout the •Inner la planned. Procceda will toward the purrhaae of new rumrats. FTA Meeting Report waa made on the pro la d of the year at the brief business meeting of the Irmgwood F . T. A. last Tuesday night, pre­ ceding the fashion show presented by the Home Economics DepartKent. Announcement was made- of adult rlaiaea In typing, shorthand and Spanish to begin February 1 Pt the school. Jaytee Molurtadr A motorcade of local Jayccwa and wives atlrndrd th r annual distinguished service award ban quel of the lirL a n d club last TUeaday night. H u n t nf honor at the tv rn l was national prraldrnt. Bob Coi. Attending. Irom h rrr. wen- lull •nd Marge L a llrrc , Mr. and Mr». W aller llelhea, Mr. and Mrs K ir­ by Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Tatrault and Rirhard Zartman. Oatdoor Dance Jaycce prraldrnt Rill LaUrcc baa announced that the weekly dance for teenagers w ill lw held In the I-on* w ood Park, weather perm ltling, IhU Friday nlghl. Winners In Iasi week’s cnnleata were Laura Glaser and fa rllo n Tahor. fast dance and Itetsey Chandler and Charles Taw, slow dame Door price waa taken hy Lea Glddens Mrs. Sherry Sammack rmitinn •a with Inst m rl Ion in specialty ASTOR VAC PAK or * * ,. 29‘ „ Bennat'a Grope FIX-A-DRINK 'f e 27' 1 ARA SARA L I B FROZEN rn U fL C M LEE Dog Candy Sioux Be* YUMMIES HONEY pl , 17' •r 3 7' h lib w n iu i CHEESE Royal Treat KrtUchmai Mushrooms Wheat Germ Slim* & Piece* 4-a«. 0 1 < Can O 1 ”t? 3 7' > �Khrushchev Given Full Support Of 21st Red Congress * VOL XLIX MOSCOW i L T I i —The t i l t Coin-, munift Party congress of the .He- I vlet Union Wat rapidly dr* Hop ins today into a -how of mat»ivr unity behind Premier N ik i­ ta Khrushchev. Only Yugoslavia ha* n n if un der attack for fa ilin f to triumph over “ rcviaiim iam ," and the way | was left open for the Yujtotlava to enter the fold attain tomr tim e in the future. Speaker alter speaker painted a picture of triumph over "re v m onism " which reared it* head aince the previou* congress ht l»5ft Approve Ideological l»*ue On the prim e Idcoinitical issue, the path to h r followed by sodaliat rounlrie*. Khrushchev’* G I . A l ) Y O U ’R E H E R E M u ck U t velum) J r., p re ftid e n t o f th a Seminole C o u n ty C h a m b e r o f C om m erce, w elcom ed M r . and M r*. A l H n iin r d o to th e “ O rfe e C lu b " th is m o rn in * . T he B n ita rd o * a re S a n fo rd ’* “ C o u rle a y W e e k” couple. (H e ra ld S t a f f P h o to ) U ri^ C o m m u n is t* P| ei'dc'r W a d y * la» Gomulka and I’ almiro TocliftM, head of the Italian Commit nUl in w ” ‘ ............... Khrushchev art the tugc lor thi* in opening gldrvts Tura da> when h r aaid It was all right tor countriea to follow different p *tii* to socialism if they do not veer from Marxist-Ieninist p rin ­ ciple*. Yugoslavia's Communist Party Wa* keeping silence In the fare of concerted attack* for "revision Urn " It U the only Communut Carol and Al Baatardo arv con their ” a rr r* l'‘ yratm lay morning country not to tend a delegation to the Soviet party ronerra*. and vlnred that Sanford i t Florida * at the aouth city lim it* moat court co*m city. The youngThe "a rre a l" wa* pari or a the alivcnee wa* noted in 'to *Cleveland, O, couple hive lieen Court cay Week” program that ruw wl,h * aerie* of blaala hy the gueat at the Jayceei ar-d ha* gone .tatewide. Last year Khruahehevand Chlneae Com mu Chamber of Commerce unco Sanlordwaa chosen Florida a n i*’ Prem ier Chou K nl-si. molt courteous city at the Stale Chamber of Commerce convrn lion Tile Ua *Urdus were taken to the Mayfair Inn. where they spent the night a* guest* of the management. Yesterday after noon thry loured Seminole County BAHTliW (U l*l) - The defense with Charlie Morrison, public re WASHING TON (CPI t-D c frn tc today pictured former stale Sen. laliona director for the Chamber, Secretary Nell II. .MeElroy re ­ development*, More* ami fac­ H arry King of Winter Haven aa vealed today tlial the United the victim of political maneuver tories. State* w ill have a full squadron i.a it night the young tuuplc log in 1956 which “put I’olk lu v r rerenilv rxinrnerl of in lc rro n tmenial h a lliilir m i* who County In a turmoil that still *»“ «» "*e »">"• «h" from I year. ' T f f r . . ? S l l i i i t i today." Cn.ni by next July. ~ T h e Mimmation came from chief ,h* Air *• ■ abended a t.j rlxA full squadron ia expected to deferur coun.el Cheater Bedell M ayfair Country < lul, include 10 of the 5.V*> mile A lla * of Jacksonville aa K ing', nine- Tin* morning they w -rr guest* ICBM* MrKIruy told a full scale day old trial on perjury charge* * ‘ ,*K Chamber «d Lorn inert r Senate Inquiry they will tie lucat began drawing to a close Ortee Club Al noon they were ed al "Camp Cook." This presum Bedell opened the clo.inu argu tonored ><"<>• r<i al ai the m , Jayecc -layers' luncheon. umcneon. w„ u|d locate them at Van . . . followed •n| i „ „ „ i h« . ’ ent* and waa hy ih.me where la n d received a bouquet ilenlierg A ir force Base which Courtesy Crown Fitting, 'Arrested Couple Declare »King Is Pictured As Plot 'Victim' ICBM Squadron To Be Ready Soon ,,.oaee-ulioo. Hcbultal* w '' r * , , r scheduled this afternoon before C rim inal Court Judge Hoy H. f* 7 n ? („,f" n t *""*"-*? '*• , mZ ‘ ,.u r,n‘: „ ,n .band* of lb . aU-man Jury. .1 thr the i l l ; Ih ther stale State ► Bedell U>M to prose-on n r o v c ^ cnarge* ch a rg e bad failed to »ad eninneered a plot that King had . . . .... --------i_ ar - , to hlock hia possible Indictment for allegedly paying former slate Rep Boom- T tllrtl Jr. ItO.OOo lo withdraw a* his iq.ponent m Hie 1#S6 slat* Senate race. -When Mr. King transferred » lo 000 in to air. Mr. Tmillc tt., fiu.uuo in currency currency io ie n R was entirely poilllcal in nature, Hoi Mr Mr King Kmc is bring is not not bring . . . But Bui klried hare for violation of alcrtion low s." Bedell said. The defense lawyer pointed oul that King is charged specifically With procuring two deputy sheriffs RolUe Arnold and James Busircc. to testify falsely before the grand Jury- Kvarything el*, i* t«-sida tt*» point, Bedell said. t 'eft I ’k l,' , was rrealevl from part of ('amp a - ,^ tv,r(h llf Iy), h McElroy wa. the lead oil wit- — «■!» T «}» a » ...............ere w rrr. invited ,,r<1 to U> the lh r FlorM" r id * Slate ,W L Bank, where p n „d e n l iu v l.tr opened a Joint *av. ,U1' li-ridini Ml* Among Ain i in r* ' nk'* account (nf for tin them* ■l*t* •*rr orange* (mm Pat nct r r u " l o - cigarettes and ***"*‘ > Koumlilat and An '''r e " '1 Store, a dally illary ,,0" k ,r°m the Jolm H W illiam* Insurance \gincy ,.|..,irir (engraved lr» with iheir nanus', an Her trie fry paii from Florida Power ami Light ^ ^ ^ ^ „ Sjn • » “ «" nvestigatlon '? > .byfcen* ^' headed Democratic le a d e r . ,, jnhnauo IMUMl U WUliniUll, The vlefi n»e chief *»id under questioning that the lam p Cook ICBM station w ill la- a "soft ba le ," meaning that the missiles will in- lie-Aleil afmii' gruund He m ilt edial Dial tluwiUI war cotl>r some at the missiles might . , . , . imrlai *i(a rk “ * d c s tro y e d ln an initial attack ,,, ,h r Soviet a - possibly b, ml* ford * Courtesy Couple-1913. Carol **> Al Bsstardo Yesterday Carol .ported a to r »*««* Hamvey Flonsl Shop. * ,l<1 * 1 'utonniere . J h!‘ m ' w .m rr I'aik mg her mother in^ Winter I ark for two w rrk t They Were on their way lo Cleveland when Ihe artesl look plare Al ha* been released from the A ir Force and w ill work for lit* brother in hit rement construction firm Their comments"’ "We are hav­ ing a wonderful lim e ” Evoryone Bryan W illi*, slate auditor, ha* i* *" friendly" ‘"U r lovi il made a report on lhaaccounts and here " Opinion seems to be Uisl record* of John L . Galloway, tax the Basiardns w ill rcitirn t o SaneoUcctor of Seminole County. ford in ihe future The report included July I, '(» Chairman of Courtesy Week is to A pril 30, '58. W illis' general Jayree Davr Thrasher, •tatem rnt (aid that collection* o f --------------------------record were properly remitted: . ., _ vremitunccs were made regularly | f U C K H l t S C O T , 'and accurately. . . . According lo WiUu, the percent fsjQ C n Q r g e P l Q C e d a«c ut tax rollection* * u v gi««! No charges were made at noon and tii« rolls properly rinsed. Collection* of luccupalional license* tmlay when a pick-up irock hit Ihr were "diligently made" and com rear fender o f a passenger car at miMSons to general properly h ill­ 1.1th 81. and l.aurcl \ - e. Driver of ihe I ruck was Richard ed ("toeing remarks revest m W illi*' opinion, that the records in Russell Cameron, an employe of general ware accurate ami well Harold Kaslnrr Co. Cameron told Sgt*. li*n Butler kept. A total of ( i wa* col- and l.eu Ro*k that he could not n r 1let ted on the general roll* in ]t>57. thr car driven by Mr* Sarah Tb* inunglhle rolls showed col- Luella Otgalharp. Orlando. Dam­ age* were rxtim alrd at 11.*>0 to lections of It.V D li io Tha redan was was sul.mliuu auhmilUd to Tb* repon to Mr*- Olgatharp"* Wlth auto tn irV ,The , m| area 1U. Oflv, Iw-Roy Collin* and Ih# Iwgs* tnrenl-itrt, officer* eaid. la iiv * Audiling Comnulle' " l r * ' • “ nebed from submarine. Hpeedup on Folarl* McElroy also rev r ated that the Navy's I’olans missile as h.-en "downgraded" sonlewhal in order to speed ita development Hr said Ihcre'has'heen " t o W sicrifice in r iW State Audit Cites Seminole Records Lake Mary Plans For Pioneer Night Pioneer Night will i f held in l^ k * Mary Feb a Thw annual .-clshraiiui honoring nwwi and wrorutfi oier *W ia anlkdpaled with enthusiasm hy rrsid rn t* at Seminole County stsd 8* neighAlready Frank Evan*, chairman at Pioneer Night, has received more than ft) letter* asking about the observance. People under <W may bw admitted if they bring an oldster with them. Pioneer Night was originated by Kvan*. It will be held from 7-30L30 p. m. in the Lake Mary Cham ver at Commerce buiMing . Thieves Hit Again Sanford Scale Co, Ju7 Cypres* Avw., n entered last night by tRlerea who walked out the front door with a radio ami typewriter. Police found the front door open thi* morning. Entrance was gamed window. U n ite d AN Prow* LONDON t l ' P l i - Dr Kenn.dh Hut chin told BrBIUi men to-lay u y ran .1111 he heallhy - even if 11.0 are married In ihe medical J.Kirn.1 Fam ily Doctor Dr llutchin gave hi* ad vice in an article heidrd "H ow To Be Healthy Though a Hus h in d ." H r did not explain what being married had to dn with making men unhealthy. Dr llutchin said Ihe first rule for healthy husbands was, ' When you are not working — forge! It " Tbr seeond: "Have a daily hath ” He advised husbands not lo gel dressed immediately after their dally hath, " A ir your body," he rounsrllrd. Spend th r lim e shaving In the nude or doing rxrrclses Iwrause , gels , u .n l. ,lo con!. then Ih r l« ly air after thr warm hath and the bather Is Iras llk rlv to catch colds. W ire K a U b lin h e d 1908 D A IL Y NEW SPAPER* T H U K S I lA V . J A N U A R Y 29, 1059 SANFORD, F L O R ID A N O . 859 Governor Suggests Integration O f Graduate Schools In Florida Commissioners Planning 15 Senators Push Collins Cites Cost Bill To Strengthen A t Negro Colleges Top-Notch Road Program The Seminole' CoUltlj Cumin in* iuii, Starting In Octubar, ,Integration , , , v y M , , w " Ruling ipecledly today that the Lcilftla He said it i* CMting the state nlona in have one* m a d budget ruthe*r t linn th e fiv e w h ic h it pinna to Im ve one ronct u u u k * i , r u t r u r u in n m e liv e w n a n 11 h itr ut p re se n t. * U n d e r th e p re se n t *>’Ht«m. each d is tr ic t i* (G lu tte d u (K*rti*»n o f th e M u tu a l b u d ife t. T h e r» a d p ro g ra m t* p h in n e ti. to aunie degree, fr o n t th e d is tr ic t lu ia i* H ow m u ch nnd w liu t ‘ i* constructed depend, to a great extent, on money ivailabie for the particular district. In the future, the Commission w ill operate on one mad fund for , . _ . , the county, Commissioner* aaid J t l i l t I I C O l*J )8 A S r iG li planning conatnictlon and spend WASHINGTON ( D P II — Con ing w ill he approached on a grea* was asked tovlay to eatabiiah count) wide bast*. a 1*5(1,(100-member youth conserve( om riuiilon Chairman J ohn Krlder «*td that Seminole County tion corps •'w ill have a real road program in one year." Aa Ihr first *Up toward set SEW V O Ilk 1 1’ I ' l l — Some ft> tludcnia at etclusiv# Finch College ling up the program, the Com for Women became HI from f«>d mission Saturday w ill Interview pioaoning Wednesday, apparently applicanla fur the new vacant from contaminated tuna fish aalad. county enguieer'a yob. At the nrxl session of the eoun ty governing body, each Com NEWCASTLE, tingiand tU P I) miaaioncr t* scheduled lo preA mother said in court she »eni a lop p rio rity" road for eontideraiion of Ibr enure group »uuld not buy tier »on a Hick knife Commissioner* w ill decide road h.“ nr!t»n un ':‘rthd*> “ .h, ' L pu.' p riu rilir* from a county wide •'°.rhalf her and struck her. lp>* l , , However, each CuuunUatoner L o l l C l ' t S l l l S U ll l M C C will reprrtebi. prim arily. Ihe dis Y Al.lKlSTA, Ga (C P U 1. L. i n n from wtdeh he ia rlretcd lurru't. ‘.<5, received IS.ihw i l. H from i r ’ "] Among the things suggested h> an insurance firm because lie lived .............. ......... rfor „, ................... I um m istionrrt eslablldung past Ihr paid-up date of ht* in priority of road* were number • u ra ilir jailicy. of homes, traffic, whether it is eutmecliiiK link and *lin il* r yardsticks JACKSONVILLE, Fla tU P li— CommlsMoner* eapressed Ibe Sam C. Smith of iKili'ati, Ala., View that this l)P* of planning movrv] up from Cla*s 0 lo Class A wiwiid give Seminole County thr baseball today by awrptuig the finest load program " In its preddrney of lto- Sunlit Allantic history. News Briefs Fund Poisons 20 Her Son Objected Sally Nuniu» Smitli i-e a ru r Ask itevi Recugnitiun Growth Reflected In Economic Facts Tokyo i i i p i i Light pn«ai* Japanese (lade orgalUiatlolu are urging Ihe government Ui rrcug mre Communist China in an of* fori lo break the deadlock in re­ lation* between the two countries. Ad i es* RecoveringNEW YORK tU P Il llluvtd* actrrss Koxaruie Arlen. l i , wa* in Bellevue Hospital today recover | ing from an overdose of slcijung piH» «hp “ *• reported in g-vM rendition Art l*uck Deplored Health Possible, Even If Married L « u *d IN D E P E N D E N T liOV T A LI UIAK8EE „ . . i t ,I ' l l. __. that Florid rant are not more art-conscious I'o llin t said Flor Ida's Capitol Building, devoid of art. is s disgrace fa ct ‘C o o ’ R e jt 'C t e t i INDIANA I’t iL , 8. Did ( L l l t , h f |ndl#J)# ,|ou|e ,„ m , . hill rllm in .tin r a law against hunting ^ f ^ * K S lm . or) IMwer that "the eon of a dove is a musical sound." Japs Guard Russian Itv purls (rum the Chamber of Commerce reflect Ih r growth and prosperity M Seminole County in 1UM Bank iletHuils were up 10 T pv r cent, resourirs up 3U |ier rent. F le d r ir mrler ilistallathms in hunford were up a 4 per cent; telephone installation* up I'J h With no soiling tHiard In I'Jkl thr cminty building permIIs had inHe on which to base percentage, hut permit* amounted to IIJ,« . W - U. Ikk* Building perm ... in Ihe city of Sanford showed the only drop In Ihe report down in T per cent The largest increase was rgfleeted In postal receipt* during the ith qusrtsr. Reeelpls lo lilr d tMi.OW, lif t R7S more than the same period in the previous year, 'Accounting' Asked 01 Ex-Red Leaders WASHINGTON f l ’ l ' l l - Fifteen senator* today apon*ored a liroad civil right* bill lo hack up Ihc Supreme Court * school Integra bon order with "m a**ive asalat from the federal govern* rlr*' ment. Countering the conciliation plan offered b* cm ale tlrm oeratic leader l.yndon H Johnson, the liberal measure would offer legal, finanrlal and technical aid In achool Integral Ion rate* It would furnish advlre. grvnt* for achool building* and teacher*, and the attorney general's legal Inlervention a* needed, Sen Paul II Douglas I D i l l ) , who Introduced the teg 1*1al ion. *aid he expected the ' threat of filibuster* to lw used against the bill a* It waa in tH.W, Witli ot> vlou* reference to Jnhmon'a pro potal, hr added Couipiiimlse I i llir lir d ....... .......................... . prop.** _ Tticn tome ostrich like ,|. huVying ii* head ln ihe sand , tu t „ , ,pe echuol i>rn ll]r ■■* nfiendine and belli Ilie— almost no one. w ill probably tie served up a* a 'reasonable comp n iln l„ . • •„ , t r ,, ln t|l(, rigid .11m c ln , „ | Avoiding controversy' ai»l «f ,ltl)|\ J” i„,.w t|lr Senate •’V wjj|” Il(1| .^ IJ m lded 1hy these man lU V ([, " T tl„ „ lhcr ,)ttlir lU I | ,tghla bill* Alreavly are in tile hopper. They 11 , ' are a liberal vy v » ^ami a' ^ J bV|| s" vl iot v nropocal lu amend tlie Constilu||on %ll t tulvs and local rommu nltle* cuuld take full ro iiln d of Ihe school prnldetn. hy Ken. Her­ man K T aim m lfe i l l Ga l Ihiligla* said h it lull, harked hy II Democrals and four Hepuldi ran*, would "p u l our moral liuuse Ui o rd e r" H r *ald rourt deci slont in V irginia ihuiild prove tlial thr "ru a il Ilf inassivr resistance ia a blind a lley." TALLAHASSEE ( P i 'l l — flov l.eltoy Collin* announced une» a finnncifl standpoint »* well a* racial. turr mUlt ri,n’ l,1‘'r •W U M ns cv pensive graduate school* al AAM Cnivermy and absorb the Negro aiudrnts Into tcboolt at the two while universities. Collin* *aul Ihr proposition mud b* faced realiitlcally, holli from too much money to educate the l.-w N egro.* enrolled in the\ * M law- School and graduate school* of AgrlculturPharmacy and home economic* The governor's suggestion waa dropped like a bombshell aa the Cabinet Budget Communion delved into fund irq m -t* for the xiate Nrgro university in the next two year*. A numlter of persons have quietly dlacuised the expense of graduate schools al AAM but Collin* ia the first o fficial to bring II nut in the oixn. lie ordeud Budget Director Harry' Smith io furnish th« Cabinet and legislature complete figure* on co*ts of operating the graduate achool* at A IM tinea they were set up nearly a deead# ago In provide Negroes with ■ "separate Inn equal" education, Collins said that even In *'ma»live resistance" stairs like Yir* ginia and Arkansas, where Urn governor* rioted public trhoola rather than Integrate them, Negrur* and whiles are attending graduate university school* to* Official Is Slain By Docior Wearing Bullet-Proof Vest FI, PASO, Tex, f i l l ' l l —A phy»ic‘ »n wearing a bulletproof ve*t ®hd with a grudge over an al legeil Viiivle pldure of himself and a former wife, killed Ted Andres*, president of th r F.l Tato School it.'aid a* Andres* stepped off a plane Wednesday night. Dr. Harold D, F.idtmdf, So. who had hern once adjudged in sane and sent lu a mental b u ll ,u,l“ n' " * * ‘ h4^•ir,, w,lh mun,' r with mailer. H r-h a il walled all gelher In peace. day al thr airport in cowI hi)The first Ncgru ever lo a ltrm l IkmiI s with a black jarket over hi* the University of Florida Law hullrtt roof vrsl, cbe. *lng incom- School at Gainesville wa* enrolled last September without Incident. ,nf. r>*Vvr* He shot Andies*, also Ho. who Collins said hr has been told had Ivri-n with Mrs Andreis (o that Ih r AAM taw school has coat Ihe National School Boards con (lie statr IS'U.OOO in seven year* ven non in San Francisco as they ami ha* graduuled tlie sum total wailed tor an airport ilmoutlnc of six lawyeis ‘ Thai is $00,000 per lawyer,** Police said hundred* ___. . . ............... . ,___of, .person* ....... saw the killing and heard Andress he snul Cullm* said he underscream as five slugs (ruin a 13 •tamls there are only IN students caliber plslnl entered h it IwHiy. enrolled in Use Negro law school At Amlrets stum (Kit dying lu- now. tide a baggage rack, h it wife screamed “ My God. stop that man1 He Just shot mv husband1" Aulhorillrs said Andress, a law­ yer. helped K lilin o fft wife gel a divorce tn 1057 by introducing mole pliulographt of |lr and Mrs. Esduioff Kidinoff a l w a y s claimed Ur* IJghls w ill go on In Lake M ary photograph* werr faked Whan a Friday mgbl lieiHcen 7.M and photographer tried to take a pie ft 30 for the M olhcr'i March lure of him Wednesday night, he Polio snapped "Why dnn'l you use that Women w ill ra il on Ihcir neigh* nude photograph''" hurt III thr ru lire area lo collect In ISM. Kidinoff p iln lrd ■ one- for polio, birth defect* and rheu­ edit ion newspaper In which he ac- matoid arthritis. cuird Andress of allowing the Mrs. R irliard Keogh Is chalt^ Sanlord Merchant* will meet nui'*’ I'i'lu re s "fo r extortion and man of Ihe Lake Mary Mother's . I'. n irr tonight it " ,il1 l'"rp>'«es " Andress March. Already aislctied to help il and • a J“ r> are Mrs. Boh Huger........ Mrs. ! „! discus. . promo 'li" led p‘* *a "liiw M l to *»'> tion piogram and Ihe organira awarded him IHOnrsi. The dcci Don Coleman, Mrs Dale Alex­ ander. Mr*. C. W. SJoblom. M r*. lino of the Retail Merchants Divi- sinn is under appeal. Roy Howell Jr , Mr*. J. V sm , ai«u Mrs lluby Linden The Division is open In all Mr*. IVH Brooklyn, Mr*. Pat Sanford merchant* liie re It no Hillcy, Mr*. Curtis Green, Mrs. riprn>e involved (* j McMinnimum. Mrs. Phil i h»ri« * siauhiir, former Sears, Boelmii A ("n executive, has TAI.L a IIASSF.F ( U l'l) — Gov. M ilrhell, M r* It. Lankford, M r*. v itlilc d the executive rom m tltre I f Roy Coltini said today he douUs Harold Ilockcrsm ilh, Mrs. Pat in planning the *alr* nnmiotioni. (f ih r turnpike will ever I f ex- McCarthy, M r* Janie* Btiioman, Mauhilr who ha* also given tended north of Orlando although and Mrs. E. Donaldson, much m n s ln irliv e criticism . I* he still fling* to Ihe ho()e for Additional aid i - ‘ " ‘ ne ° 1” * s i * imay ( ' " | vcall atlrmptlng In help Hie business linkiny Fort Pierre and Central H leer* lr*. Keogh to ox fer their st+v;crs men guarantee a good shopping Florida futun II-' w ill attend thr meet- Collins said an extension to Ing lonighl lo oulllne plans for Orlando would net conflict wilh the Divi-ion Ilia s-rvlera are plana for In lrrsta tr highway con free tlriiciio n and thus might I f fraMl -low mown merchants are slide, but be said any construe I ion urged to attend the meeting In north of Orlando would ro n llitl Irre tl in the growlb and progress w itli Ihe proposed Interslalr futile. The oul standing Young F irm e r He said; ‘T he,.."douM-d If Hie s " (" r'| ■■ - sliopiilng com""" '" " " ...........,.f Seminole County County mud I f (*• Seminole munitx -dt I f reflected by ih rlr financial feasil.lllly of a northern | f r M F ranrl* Itouinillal, elle n -i'in r Id I f estaldl-hed In *H rnd.in*r Non In ML n* will h-« il'ti al fhe chairman said. (order lo sell bonds to pay for the J,i jcce I n formation llooth, FA The public I* invited ‘ Job. 3 'i f t l or hy Cecil Til le r, FA Lake Mary Slates Mothers' March Local Promotion Will Be Discussed Governor Doubts Turnpike In Area Jaycees Accepting Nominations For Best Young Farmer T(»KY tl I U I'IJ —Japanese puiu* detailed a special guard trxlxy for Soviet AmbatJilor Nicolat T. icd MOSCOW (D P II—D an V Spl orenku. victim of a drunken sieve ridlnov, leader of thr Ifn in g ra d (lore who tried tn pick a quarrel Communist Party, demanded to with him in ■ Irwin day Ihe "anti - p a tty " group «< V. M Molotov and other di* grated party member* i f brought IAI . LAHAHSKK t U P U Gov. I f fori' Ihr 21 *t Com muni si r«nI f Roy i dims re-cnphailied to­ g rrta fu r an acrounling. M e m lfrt of the group are Mo day his slant! againsl any pro2-32.15. (uited riiarige in Die Florida Con lotos, Form rr Prem ier* Nikolai Tlu- name and address o f the slilulioO to do away with fire Bulganin and Georgi M Malm mimince should lie sul'mllled. Tlie public erhoolt because of rarial kov, f o r m e r Foreign Minister person who firs t nominate* the unrest i D m itri Xhepilov and form er mrmwinner w ill receive a prise. , ' her of Ihe party presidium l-a/ar The Oulslamlmg Young Farm er H u G o t ‘ M caS U ^U Kaganovich All have Ife n de should I * between Ibr age* of 21 F S IJ h' n 7 Z \ that if the husband ia a FUR UK AW A, Japan I D P I)—A nounced b e f o r e for trying to and 55, and cannot have l-crome 3S TAM -AIIA8SEE (C P U — Flor- sedenlary worker he should get l7-y*ar-ald Japanese youih who wreck Ihe party program, during IK58. qualifications are ida Slate D nivervily’s nuclear r r up an hour e a rlie r and etereixe. stabbed hu Dt-yrar old g irl friend A record brrnking crowd attend members of his squadron, Lt 'judged on h it d ig r-e of prngrea* Spiridinov piaised the aevtn search program was *g:l,11i:i richer He also recommended he wear wilh a dagger In a mode theater year plan outlined by Premier cl lh r ' ham her uf Commer-e C liarlir Smith L l.llg l Tim llo o lry in agricultural career, extent o f tmla) as a result of a grant from Just enough elnthcs in ch lly wra- rA fU inriJ (inlay hr got "w o rkfil Nikita K hru*Iirltrv, «iul miff It iirfc c i lid '" this morning. and Chief Ralph Lang good soil and natural resource While “ llrfc e Club" mcml>eri conservation prarti.es, and contri­ th* federal gi,vrrnn ent for a study (liter to keep comfortable—other- u p " by Ihe gangster picture they had received Ihe Immense rnliius Thr " I tr ie r Club" k* given enjoyed orange Juice, doughnuts bution* to community, state and of thr nucleus of th r atom. wise he w ill be sluggish. lain, of the entire .Soviet people were watching. __ si __ _ Appleby’s ___ and coffee Mr* ret nation. “ How pallry and treacherous, [ monthly »o ititrm liice newcomers _______ when viewed sgalnil this hick- ami businessmen to Wit Hanford laurant, Morrison continued tlie anTlie pr- gram la *ponsorcd naground, are Ihr attempts made hy area troductions: Mrs Mary Lynn tionaliy by the Junior Chamber YUBA CITY. ( sltf. i U l’l I — Ihr eoropiralorial" anli • parly Hanlon) • f'ourtesy ( ouj-lc, Mr, Dsmglas. Florida Stale Rank: Mr*. of Commerce, Resident* o f Sem­ Mr*. Ruby MrGre told a .Sutler and Mrs. M lUstardu, was intro- Ann* H irkuw iki and Mr* Jackie inole County ale urged to submit group, he said. i oimly divorce court Uiat her hus­ duersf by i liar lie Morrison, public Canto, Sanford Nursery; B ill Pur- nomination! Immediately. band Hubert, refu-ed to work and T rillion* director of Ihe Chamber. don* and ass-ciatrs, Jim Robinson told her: The Rastaf'lo* were arTellrd yes anil Wallace Odom, Rich Food "A woman l* lutxy to g it a man | terday,morning in a publicity pro-11‘Ian (donors of Ihe orange Juice); these days and you should Support niutiun staged b> Die Jaycee* and Aubrey Adams, Adams Typewriter Generally fa ir and runtlnaed lin r of Seminal# County’• ( f i t in front of Brewster, The deputy, me." T lckclt for tii* V ictor Borgr ihe Chamber. Courtesy Week is Xrrvice "sleuths" didn't need lo l<g>k for who h is solved many d iffic u lt Heart Fund Concert may still lie '•ring held slatewide, Jan. 25 31. Harold llardester, Putt . Putt warm through Friday. High today . avex in the county, jumped out of clue* the other day. obtained. Tbe concert w ill he held ("apt. James Damage, command Golf; Roy O'Keefe, Orlando m o rt­ 75 to ftu. low tonight M lo #5. IIR A M F U R D . Ontario lU l'I J — Saturday night at H;5o m the Han­ i r Heavy A lta ik Wing line, pre­ gage loans; Jean Guay, associate Variable wind* I to I I aallaw par As Sheriff’* Deputy Vein Brew­ bis car and arrested I l f man I . E Gallentine, Winter Park, .Starlings are siuwHqr the clock on ford Clvle Center. ster receive-! a "wanted" rail over sented Cdr. Sid Haney, skipper of Msrcrl Faille signs; and Jolm hour today and tonight. hi* car radio th r other day. he was taken into custody and held ihe post office here by riding lha Droceedt from th r performance the A ir Slallon"* newest squadron, Keeiing, manager Sears Store wa* looking at the license lag that fur Im krland authorities. Hr was hands down from five lo 35 min­ w ill go to thr Heart Fund. Hj-on V A ll-l, Cdr. Haney told the crowd, here. h wanted fo r taking money (|a,0iJ0 ) ute* past the hour and then hop­ tors are Uie Seminole County Med­ “ I have heard nothing but compli­ was bring read to him. The Fred F ilt e r Chapter of tha Also introduced wa* l.inu* Brewster was silting to has car under false pretenses in Lakeland. ing on again for the ride up from ical A uxiliary, the Jayceei and the ment* from my people about Han­ llt in i. now with Odham and Tudor. Royal Ambassadors w ill meet ia It took just *5 minutes from the 35 to five minute* to the hour. Jaycee Wives Club. al a Fern Park garage When the ford. They arv all very happy here, Among Iln u r attending were (ha Chapter Hut at 7 to n ig h t A Sheriff’* office relayed a telegram time the wire wa* re-c<veil in Or- Ih y ir ride* last from 30 minutes T lcktts may be purchased at .rod hope to become a part o f your members of Ihe County Commis­ special lecture and demonstration sent lo Orlando from Lakeland, isndci to have Gallenllnc lodged Mi on Ih* minute hand to tour hour* Tourhton's Drug Store or the J a y -1community " sion, prominent Hanford buuae**- on electronic* wsU b* given h r 1 on the bunt band. the gwiii* mao’* ear was dirwetke the BetainuJ* C^unly yed. ewe Inform*Uoo Dootk. j u u . 0 *0*/ louuduced Ifafee Thomas C a rro ll f and city leader*. Collins Stands l’ai 'O rfee Club' Sets At tendance Record (Jets (srant Suspect C ap tu red ; Women Just Lucky Tickets Available For Borge Concert No 'Clue' N eeded Weather Time Moves Slowly K/V Meet Tonight � 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, January 28, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 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/f3f8791902a19cb763fd23f58f824cfe.pdf e300655b191ec7afce85596d8cffa907 PDF Text Text 1Parrishes Invest $50,000 In Firm Aa estlmated SiO.OuO it being I t - i a i i t i l t e l renovation of the for ratted in the Richard and I* * is I m*r Husr Re* Restaurant haa curb market and restaurant at ca a new look tn the buijr corner. Tta market w«U be all telf-ten ; Frrnch At*, and J>-th St. Owned by Lewi* Parrnb and bit ce, with a complete line of g r« too, Richard, rcr.itration of the cn*t and meats Fresh produce will hr a specialty. The two men formerly owned and operated a titular builnett in Raleich, N. C . where freth vegetables and frutti were trucked from Florida and other southern itatei by Richard With 3.000 square feet of floor •pact, the store war designed by the father and too. A color scheme of white tnd flamingo hat teen extended to include the restaurant. lolled T in * International CARACAS, Veneauel* — Cohan Metal twain*! will enhance the Leader Fidel Caitro on why be ralrrur of the building* Parking carried hit Itmtllar rifle and pit- faciiitiei are accessible from both streets to) with him on hit till! her*: Southern pit barbecue of pork "I would feet naked without and chtekcn Ion* has teen a Parthem." nth specialty. Barbecue will be G L A D TO BE A B O A R D — Cdr. and Mr*. Cdr. Baney i* com m anding o ffice r o f the Sid Raney and tom , Dennis and Sidney Jr., LONDON — The Sunder DU cwTed in piU on the premises. -ejuadron which recently m oved to Sanford patch on tb* announcement that Family service has been ilressed. e n jo y dinner at (Wham and Tudor's we.come ;rom Jacksonville. as well as sen ice for large partiei aboard pern* for V A H -1 Saturday nijjht. (H erald S taff Photo) « * « « • j " GI'* 0Ttr* and imail carry out order■ The ’ teat would be reduced "It will br beer and ikiUiet fur restaurant will ier*i breakfast, American GI'* in Britain aona. lunch and dinner/from it a m. to Cham parre and baccarat will be 10 p a . A complete fountain serelee ha* beer, iaital.nl Nr* equip­ out ” ment, tiled floor* and window tieti*n base mad, the -alldine at MAVPOBT EXPANSION— July to Florid*. Turc will be aeven that idea generally except where « treethe and appealing l, use will b* a great day al *hipa ®ovln»- in the Ingram, the public interest it beastly in- I sity for free ** election* In any plan , *Former ■*— ----------—of' •the *• Lewi* Vil* IN TRAFFIC— AS ALWAYS — “ Do unto owneri Marnort Tba* a lb day the Uwt t’ °* rr Goodrich. roNcd-a* It Is in this ease " ;*** Mar.eu, in Rateagh. r>una other*." is the slogan on the courtesy week for German reunification . . ' , , 1 Tum»r aad Perry They will be SI PREMK COIRT REFORM— *T do not think it D absolutely by chairman o f first squadron of destroyer* In non. , froir. Newport. B L This As he did d-nng the last session i f £ » • ■ & £ ‘ “ chaTd burr'**T »ticker# *PP!ied here h history will steam into the St. movement i> the mult <• a of Con«res*. Senator Smatbera necessary that free election*„ u.are. Quotable Quotes W ashington See-Saw the Jaycee p roject. Dav« T h m h e r . Looking on is Milner Osborne. Tbe "Courtesy W eek '' drive began in Sanford yesterday. . (Herald S ta ff P h oto) John* Riser to make their home policy adopted dunn* the last set- has acatn called for more n*id , J L lho. h. , , f„ ro, ^ t0 {hr frieodly tson of tV Congress to deploy rrqturemrnU for membership on __ ____ _____ - t___ — •• nshes t n *»•,■ f ■» maty of our naval (orres and tV U S Supreme Court In a 1 jfifiK in fl hr*U “** lhe tr*<t«tkonol areas <d speech delivered before tV Amtr ____ * ^ v w iis iiy hish concentration Conirc liman ».-*n Wht* CL * ,Jur .vxiety at whip Thomas H. Kuchel (Calif > |I f * ,lmilF rr,*4<* , l E - <Uli By R*omU Kay tout tn ferret the whole thin* thought of the Master that the f Chsrtie Bennett. «h*> serve* oo Prineetoo University, he said, ^ the change in Elsenhower's j Perhaps a city trash truck and return to ita normal routine ' fraciousness tn men’* heart* ba HoaVim/OinM Rah I th< Mmra U nices Committee. •TV Court is legislating iu own leadership sinee he fired hi* one'would not be considered a very lovioi hands and warm hearts released in Hi* name hut on* I l C u V T W C IU III D U I I I *a>* that in onGr to acron.late npaani into law They are set- time assistant Sherman Adams inspiring subject for s column but ihat a short time before had set day each year. He placed no time tV new ships at Mayport. a 0 3 tin* '.Vrnselves up a* a third ••it u a tonic to me to see the 1the one I encountered recently up the trees and thrilled at the limit on the blessedness of giving NEW YORK (UPI '-A n inter milltoo dock adding prof ram house of Congress TV reason president put forth his own point ■started a train of thought that it task of decorating them to gaily, or the importance of loving and dly battle between New York wfi! be started soon tv y are doing this is that then- of view." ,vad exercised such care and joy jiimoeiibed u* tn exercise the** seemed appropriate to record and Los Anfc!r» foe the hi2 LABOR FOOTNOTE — Inv arr not raouch lefally trained ------It was the "tras ' rath *i in creating beautifully gif! wrap- virtues day In and day out in Ftoyd Patterson In*em r Johan- mediate reaction to Senator Ho! atB on t v Court " Under LONDON — The Red Dean of the truck that commanded my at- ped pacaaget. addressing cards, our contact with our fellow man. ■ton figtu became official today land a hall to prevent airliv Sttaihcri plan a member of the Canterbury. Dr Hewlett Johnson, when Mayor Robert P. Wagner stnkei was criticism of tV plan Supreme Court would V requir- on his Vllef that StaUn ta In WASHtVfiTOM ,i Pi>_rrs*nd . ' t' nlion M "** ^ 10 * 1D<1 ■**“ «»< the pDasur* of giving A» we discard the material eviM ASHI.V TON ,L P I'-F rien d , „ r£e #alelll « Chnst- and remembering, had now turn- denff o( chn.tma, and conaign m af New York Jamped b-to tV voiced by Secretary of tabor tB hjrr n, c y*ir, wrrlfT ^ heaver. Mmpatfn James P. Mitcbrll Said Hoi- , p^derjj fourt or the God's eye ia a big eye and lnd associates of iTciwcnt IJ- lnll tree*, gaytinael. nbboc*. cd to the less glamorous tasks of u to thecity dump, Dt'i make w mess out of the ;urt jB ir, And it eouM develop into a Dad when V read MitcVll s rw aupreme twin of of the a* see* everything.. -to knova all is ser.howrr say tV Chief Executive and crumpled gilt wrapping' It trtung the city combat when Colorado mart* That convincea me tnor* |<j'.ri to forgive aB » Ithink that, from t* wadit* into cptrational areas »a* symboiic of a buay. troubled house and the "work" moving careful to retain tho' spiritual Cola, it heard frera: for [than tier th^ the r p illt e r ta "What we need." tie said, * are heaven’s point of view. Sialin is of government and potitice more If)l! ••vpencnccd an again at the office things that make it real and other yulrtadc and aas now aox the Colorado brass hats believe necessary Although the bill ^ best and most experienced safe There was a feeling of dtpre* worth-while. than al any time since he ha* they have a prior eiatm oei the calls for compulsory irfcnrauoo, BtA^a igr <jor ! want philo non that attended thli vision of If each passing Christmas leer, in the White House. ' Vavyweiebv ---------- v--------title Holland say* V does not Dke tatervatiar.il sopfser* theorists sociologists MOSCOW — Tbe Rev Louis Omstma* past and on iu way u, ricbef ta peace and Why? These sources say a part fight and recipients of political favoct ** ii Dwo of, , Morceater. Mats.of . new to :V city dump or incivrator underatanding. kindlier of heart -------------------------------, . „ ____ the answer is: No Sherman Gea. Mels in L Krulewitch new Wr need men who thoroughly un- ‘ sptruusl Dader of Roman Citho ! , d I V scrawny, naked tree* still mind, and we retain it* chairman of the New York Mate lie* in tbe diplamitlc colony, on derstand the ---------function-----and-------limit*taw the last of their rich perwarmth of feeling throughout th# — --------— ,. . Last fall, after the R#pa!«u*n* _ , _ # | Athletic Commliskm announced fume the crushed awl broken vt>r thanr.g m spirit with olh Dobs of the Supreme Court a* •r m " . . . , took their lumps from the Dem- \ ( n ygv I n V a n l f i r H that Mayor Wagner had heartily bkxes and ribbons, J suii colorful, era ww meet tloog the way. ••»* 0 outlined by the CoBtututmo" l ® ^Uinlled^ to * .^ ‘ ‘ ocraD ia the rofigrrmau! elaw- j I U I C 111 J y l H O l Q aanunti 1 to start campaigning SaatVra says IV Court ia now though I m a Utue n«mt> ttooa. tor mingled with the dirt and trash we will have attained the hlesatap White House source* today to keep IV mtni-m-dodsr Sanford's first modem drive-ln 0j , prsctical fast moving world, prartirisg -judicial activism" told United Pres* International tngs it was intended to bring. June fig h t m New York Citv A food store will open soon at Mug the spirit of Christmas al . something he deaenbt* at putting Kln*BAhTU>. England that Kiaenhuwer would exemse May the true spirit of Christ­ Krulewitch said be hod talked ha* no member of a British French and vatf.cnr *»>* die with the pasting of • mate tV Court into firldv It > TAIXAHAbsLh. i l l 'l l mas linger with you and yours country eiub after a darner be- more direct control over his ad The Lit! i.Dtt Foal More*, now CBirfldBr da'e* Must the virtue* mi&irtrataon during hi* final two throughout th# year, for then S? S “ £ A t . ' w e * V, u. « w . under co&strtirtion. will have a SO LONG. GOOD LlcK — Af 1 Mfip tease dunng tV j years in office than ever before t* • h*rw rear a* V explained, particularly about *“ £ * * • * S ^ a L ^ v e a T ^ u tor • six years as Admi&iitrauvr large, well-paved parking lot ac1 ,8l,rtl,nm,B Pe discarded along with the mi The departure of .Vdama wa* Part turned out lo be km Lot Ar.geD* a. c *. after ' £ * ’ .1™ \ Bills 1 , n of " *it• “***"'• ' g.ien then as oartia, ini w rt for cessible from N... 'treets tens) evidence' Assistant to Congressman fin fight 1 left M stooe ur.turrw-J of ^ ‘ Irr M ' * ,h l" * * * * InTf Vtust mankind forsake the gen out lit season Matthew,, Jack Bryan of Palat ^ did ^ Iti* tlicory Wn.n the former N r***•; .i - " c . to impresa him eitk how mark seven veil* only the girl did not —1 1will -----------the -----------w e market carry mere Penes* and gracious*#** that ts so "FErida is now eajoyiar ooe of k*. has resigned to become ExrHampshire governor served as as­ New York needs this great vpona call a hah at the sixth veil " sistant to the President, he han­ than 4.CM) items staple and fan­ alive and vibrant at this season? •vast And tbe mayor was not iti »t»t sut^tantia! growth* in ruUte Dtrector of tbe Florida cy groceries _V ie r.ijr* v. froirn v * w -« m VM S U tg iiJ ’ z_ B . s , it* * ' .v . , u ,.v w , B iS to dled a vast numvr vof; fgovernMust melody, i imerriment and tears, *<■»*« said He saso t v fttroiroa Council in Jackson hard to convince “ new industry priwsdes tb* state »me Bryan had become a pro* G u lf L i f e LI . L a m /*• _ poi'tl^l ppoWem* Item., 'neludi-i* a «>™pDte u J thoughts* take wing and Ktuiewvuh *aU he airvady bat Une ^ lo Baked pexwnrtrr RIB RoM-r.wsba with a more solid rcooon-.ie M u , nlsrr,! flgu'e in t v rank* id of health and beauty aid* and empty heart* for another year? bower. A d a p t *A h»rh is not hurt * i much i v itafl members on Capitol and Qaa D'Amato manager of After Ada.-u resigned under fire * *tlxk 1t . Must tbe gay laughter of childdefir.tte ■ ■lntor a** the firv P le Ite „ {^ u tirn ' of Patter see. Id make P l a n because of hit connecUor.s with equipment will make rrn V fO T, ^ iW T „ C( :nd , the Burnt* Club and tn hit spare r i - n * - A l U r i i A oommttmtet aa to the site d the tourist trade. Bernard Gold.'me. not only wa, t v the distorts, pam and kmimet* He said the budding of * aatura, | Uar » T O «* a cwfums tor t v Capiv l l d n C e A f F I IZ w Fit* you r Ifirou&drr before beartr.g what .as pipe in* thrtxigh toe state Abite Houv staff reorgaaued but “ Prudent C. C Long of viral* if the unfortunate be oo longer tol Hill Ne wspaprf. Roil Call Ht ch an gin g New York baa to offer J Souther is general mana­ should touch o ff another m.lusLocal bomeitaxefi atiil haw time th* l fouler ! also began te> take ger of the l i t ! Gltrt F »d Stores, our concern' Knaiewtiri west mto fart artaoe tnal si-urt Hut he said industry is i graduate of the I'mserstty needs on a heavier work load. Is yesterday more important of Florida and of the Harvard iB mtrr Ibeir favorite recipe m the BUitriav utgbt when he learned Kadi, needs i«w er and water, a chain owned and operated by than today? fir i t All -Ftor«» I'range ftossert (hat Kaaeasoha had acacuaetd be the Giant Fond Stores, Inc *Florida already ha* plenty of Law School It was not the hope or the INTERESTED IN FLORIDA Contest, offering pt.ooo in pme* toteerded giving Lo* Angeles ftrrt. ■alar, Mil it’s aoi-ettmc* hard to Manager of the store ts John HISTORY*—Just off the press 1* it u being promoted by the FiorBonsSde ratm* Graham, who will move to San­ get to it ” he explained a hock called “ I V Territorial *1* Citrus Commission and is ItaartiseV bun.fii wired Prtd* ford poor to opening Personnel Hr ankS tax return* from Hi.laB KiDtofte pmwient of the Im torourh. nrahge and Itova! coun Papers of the b. S Yahme sponsored by Florida Power and ill V trained by the company With Gulf Life'# KYOTO, Japan xyrar-ww t lP li—Kutsua d7a la Hi us m service area Ahgvle* Coilsees Commission ticca ‘ are eve, eccouraging,' aral XXtll Tb» Territory of Florida '* light Cow,pane If 13 -vtivt • »«. w " r^. drawn from local resident* r - p . . / A ,A exclusive Adapt*A-Plan will be men. a* the r O i D c h i n W O fO toat he w«Jd fjj to Lo. Angeles Nr lnBuUnal eipansnsn m The papers vrecr edited by Clar- The closing deadt-ne forentries Takc&aka, 0 . American-educated Fnipices bnmed.i'riy after Mrdvadaya tbe rtsi two or three years rncr Edwir Carter and publish it Jar. 31 member of the Japanese Diet. Bfr longer than normal. \p HOLLYWOOD tl’Pl* — Ingrid you can guarantee an Priies for 11 ic^i !ju .i»ti will die*i here of a heart ailment re- p||(4<iorj Brt now being taken Bergman today ts a candidate for nzpected signing af tbe fir’ t to 'This is the type of t-'cc my cd by the Nationa! Archives and it ".ie for your family trrrsiu i'r the possl'nlity V ••J* we ike io have more o f,' said Records Service of the General be a de.uae tiectnc rsngt The ducing toe Socialists strength in ^ Graham snd Souther in O#* i£e Hollywood Foreign Presv AtAd mi mstraitor. Th* grand pnae winner will receive an th* upper house lo 7Tlt sociation's best actress award tn ing H In tbe Coin run and provide for your Green. "It provides a good bal­ Semct* .T77T Die chain operato* two other two categories, the only performance aith tuunit and agricul­ ■ 1 sell* tor V v t cqp) 'r -m ) > / ! rringerat r 's ';r ' i - * retirement aa well, tb* Government Printing office, ter heater. g*rta*-r dupvsvr, di*h. lti.AiuNMiy.LI>. E n g l a n d Giants and a sutw-rmarket *r so honored ture tor Florida “ No free copies available nci this wssher. automstle washerand *u- i l l I >—Constance Lady Bain. T3. ,a Ocala, with several under con Mis* Bergmanwas nominated . Aak about it. oof tornatic dryers, tn addition to the a ♦•>!*■ leader of the Nassau.m other Florida cities istmday for the best dramatic perSEEN ON CAPITOL SCENE— range Bahsmst winter roloey. 'Hed |tl associauoe with the Centralformance by a worn as for her Lunching in the House Restaurant lTeiaration uf food oo electric here today at her horn*. Lead Fb.rida Cooperative of OcaD rn ro|# in "Inn of the Sixth Happiwlth Congressman Billy Matthew* equipment D ■ require neat in the nail able* It to purchase need* as eco- ne**” and for the best acting by was Ed Finlavaon of Grrenutle itnal* and semi finals. Also, eac. * nomicaliy as the larrvst chain* * woman in a comedy or musical Mr Finlay von ts president of the «^*P* ■ « « *• * d,M' n „ *VDNEV, Auatoati* t l P l . - j ----------------------------for her work in "Indiscreet " -* Final award* for the perform­ n -n d * Farm Bureau Federation — » « •>-• »* least two fresh MaJ Gen Arthur Samuel Samuel Allen AUen , J F lo r fc and wa, her* nr redert’ ion b«to-1Flond* oranges or one ewp «f w former acting commander of L O n Q W O O G C I C L 13 . ances of task will he made eei Florid* orange jusce the Australian fnrre* ta th# Mid _ .■ . . . . kt arch 5 M’ASHLNGTUN ilP li-T b e D# neev Comi ete detail* are given on die East is World W'ar II. died K C l O l l V jl l l C G T S ier.se Department told Congress ----------------------j tntoy blanks, now available at here Saturday today Ka: a four >war rxtenasoo Tbe ncwly-tormed Retail Mer­ INSURANCE j yi„nda lower and Ius ht io n .. chant* Association of l*>ngwt*.d INDIANAPOLIS. Ind (CPI>— offices, electrw appliance dealers, COMPANY up the tiAllan i irti’i f ind f w m SP __ Si elected C. E Nelson a* presl J and other partictpatirg merchant* Evans Woollen Jr, (1, former ha* asa asow msosmon Mwautn, a armed forces strenfb dent. president of the American Rank­ Charles C. rmuran*. assistant Other offirert are G W Tei- fviasawr snd s io a n n u ll rrw ers Avsociatson. died here Sunday rault. progra- vsre-pre*>dent; G. n o n rwi w on ntraisti**# HOLLYWOOD tL’ PI) — Singer defense secretary for manpower, Howard E. Raw, Aapreinleadmt of a heart ailment after a week's T Watt*, activity vice president: tvmeTOMi made the statement a* tbe open­ <>ogt Grant and her new husband, P. H. Colbert. Suprnnirndeai illness. McHeynoldv Urug Palmetto Bldg., Box 1221 Mr* Carthenr,# Carhart treasur­ ing witness in ILvim Armed S*r attorney Robert Rifkiad. were vices Commute# heanr.gi oe a back m filmland today after a er. and Mr* Bob'y Inmsn. seereTotachlun Drug PLYMOUTH. Mich i l T l — Ed WiUurn lutk* baa Veen api«ml •urprise 'wedding » las Vegas draft rvtenainei tift ed building inspector and chair­ ward C. Hough. M. president of Nev. Chairman Carl Vinson iDU* Regular meet mg i will be held to WtiCfl JfOti (jo, . . man of the toning Kvsrd by the tbe Daisy Manufacturing Co Tbe couple, who met two years said in an opening statement that discuss the problems of the met T.ongwood Town Council. which makes the Daisy air rifle, CM I I m rhauls eoBcerninr progrrs* and a four year extension was tadis ago when Rifkiad handled legal visit FAMILY! U R IN T H I A I R ? IM LJUe has served on the aiming died Saturday at his home here letter service to the eomrr.unity p in aMe to the nalMe’* security business tor Misi Grant was mar­ toard since lumgwoud passed its ried Saturday night. It was the H you nt<d Bov re will he placed in all the Finurane said all branches of IfOLLYWOOD iW l\ — Fruatr Vusinrti estaViishments for the p i/toning ordinance service had a "firm objective" of second tirn# for both , funeral serv ices were pemlreg «*»b th# piob’tm filling manpower needs by votuslic to use hvr suggestions to help |today for Gtlbrrt Martin. S3, vet raiTr out the orgir.:t*tKm'* pro­ tap mean* He aasd effort* to tha down-te-eorth Tan nrwtmtn credited with be­ makr military service more at­ gram phone: FAiriu 24612 ing the first newscaster on tele un M l M )l|«|IM og tractive have were aled vcdunlap way-borrow the %»||<np tol (“toibtliF It*totItofi vistoo. enlistment and reenlidtnent rate*. before noon to w en ge n o n toenay you neod So Bot Fmucynr added that ' de1AJB ANGELES (UPli — Last the enrouragtng gain* to rX for money the um e dayf nles were scheduled today for Mttla yaue bills word our ultimate ohjective,*' the Mrs Adeil t'oekle. * wide* of Amy uU need* to draft men to E. T. Cookie, onetime managemaintain tit bail authorised : t Mcc.:My Casa Ta. of bureau! for I'clted Prev*. Mrs strength. PeyrreoU Rscen* ConkD died Friday. lie rstimstcd that the Army 1 7 00 I I woo will induct MhAXV men a th# evtrThe white-lie and tails Set get* lice l i t 00 reet fiscal year and an average a formal “ soft” hat. It's a alkl J 00 :« o c of shout iavi»w> men * year m the nappod besver feh topper, which _____ ______ »ltl ^ k # tl Ir tA* w. mlw. 1# C «| it7 Cv tort 1100 W A LTE R S A COM PAN Y m oo coming four fiscal year* It dH. CvMiwtJ O ii* » U * lM V t ^ > 4 h » # ln f t k r t in r H ia lighter than the traditions' :too Ifilfi m\ 1 +4 r. M- •? fit *•*» lA«r«BftRr fit AU 00 r. o lUt ztat to WN black silk toft ami reaihent. with ► #mttt.lt C. t i t f CcrlRff C tntath« SUM K00 Orlando, Florid* Hr It'Mrt a p u j Too Late To Classify Sherman Is Gone, Ike Works Harder Lil'l Giant Plans Comptroller Cites Industrial Growth r* Homemakers Given ^ n,frrT,"f ^ n ru«* Deaths Everybody Ingrid Candidate Draft Necessary, Officials Declare G u lf L ife needs money of th* draft 1* es.entiai to keep 5inqcr Goai Grant Wed To Attorney E S E Cl Litke Appointed Zoning Chairman sometime UP TO$600 Legal Notice BED-WETTING fAsr srffvra C f it llt F A M IL Y FINANCi SERVICE. INC or SAHfOlfe ITSSoett Pvl A*e*«i PIMM ftotai24(12 I m M , n*ndi 0. a Farrell’a Arcade Package Store HO Ynry B. R #« HERTZ R io * DAY Tag SEED FA2-7723 F M lir t ti POSTl kC (V r tlftr d HERTZ a crown that springs back into shape It u about 3 inches tall (XrM tlT BED CALL Evening# FA 1«7M0 Th# t r llf f r lo t Vic HobeUo, A ft . (01 E. IM P POTATOES HEATING • *0 HUNFS fiaafnrd a n elra y • VO Wi • MO Tuxedo Feed Store Cm. b NIGHT A find | FA 1-2624 , SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO O A C. F IN A N C E I o I I I W e t h g S'-rws Toi B d n y v m Fk.MtogfAOwd AM 4Ut t �School' Option' Urged PENSACOLA (UFl)—The Legislature thouId p u t now law*, lacludim U»o "parent-option • tub tody" plan. It order to cover n c la l problemi which vary treatin nearly every county. Aatt. to Atty Oea. Ralph R. Odara •aid today. Odum. Klorida’i chief expert oa segregation law, taid there la no magic, fool proof cure-all to the tact aI dilemma “ but tome meat- L ure of relief may be found in a combination of varioui alterna­ tive*." "County school boards should be given as wide latitude as pos­ sible under aUle law to choose from among a number of possible procedures which may beat suit their own local condition*." he taid. “ It would be a mistake to attempt by state lab to compel all school hoards to follow the .'Muzzle-Loader' Fired, Longwood Youth Injured tame procedure " He told the Pensacola Rotary Club that the only way to per­ manently prevent race-mixing it for the schools ultimately to he privately • owned, operated and financed. Until the people decide, public officials must exhaust every possible legal remedy to delay “ premature and unworkable" frd eral court integration orders, added. Regardless of the outcome, he declared, the federal desegrega­ tion decision eventually will change the whole concept of edu­ cation in the South. Odum said "violence own not preserve segregation" and Flo­ rida should quickly enact laws to make U easier to arrest, convict and severely punish persons who bomb public schools, churches and other buildings. Otherwise, h* federal govern­ ment will take over this field, he warned. Odum said the parent ■ optionsubsidy plan may he the only "realistic" solution fur counties where even the least hat of tnte gration would meet violent public resistance This plan pet nuts a parent to withdraw his child from an lntegrated school and educate him privately The slate would pay directly to the parent hi* child's proportionate share of what It cost to educate him in the public schools. Under present expenditures, this subsidy would amount per child per year, Odum said the plan would hold Up m court at long a* no atrlngs jr r placed on the money, u ‘ than proof of the child's att ancr in an accredited school, ■ , n r ' VOL X L IX S a itfo r b ffim tlir am INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER* United Prwoe Loused Wiro EaUbliahed 190* TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1»5» News Briefs " Nikita Launches Russia Senators Propose New Amendment On Drive To Catch U.S. To Solve 'Mixing' Field Dedication Scheduled Feb. 6 Now Completed Oviedo Preparing For Charity Drive Tamm Named City Finance Director Officials Testify For Bus Service Commission Asks Fee For Running Counesy Banners Cover Community Death Head Stamp On Smokes Okayed Judge Not Guilty Of Probe Defiance Quartet Captures Sanford Audience (§ . f NO. S87 Manual Prepared For Tax Assessors TIki long ha*rtl« over the level o f pruporty ga.veii.smsnfc in Seminole County ia aclievlulni to etui with an order to ap* prniae it at "fu ll «sah value." Thi* wax apparent today when Comptroller Ray K. Green announced that a tux manual, netting yardsticks which tax axnenaors must follow, him been completed, White House 'Hep' To Tunes Of Welk WASHINGTON (UPI) — Band­ leader l-aw fence Welk set off a small mob accnr at a White House party Monday night even ihough ld m u ffaa musical mushal rethough fo he-d did muff re qurs’ from President Elsenhower Welk, his "champagne music" and TV rntrrtalnrra, were the featured entertainment at a musi­ cal following a state dinner hon­ oring Vice President Richard M. Nixon They got more laugh* and applause from the white tie offl dal studded audience than have any group in recent years. And. for th* first time since the Eisenhowers moved into the White House, Ihe P r e s i d e n t hlmaelf called out a special request. A beaming Welk waa ending the half hour program whan t h * Texas tvirn President from hla front-row chair called out: "IVinl you have 'The Yellow Rose of Texas'?" "If we don't we ran sort of make K up," said Welk with a grin With that Use 11 member or chcatra group swung Into a numtier led by accordionist • singer Maurice Pearson. The audience began to clap In tun*. But the muaie wasn't the familiar mel­ ody. It turned out Peat son led Uie improvising hamlmrn Into a ver­ sion of "Yellow Hose" that he learned In an accordion rorreapondrnrr rourae when he waa seven year* old "Masnt that il?^ Mclk^ said bI Inward when asked what hap pencil. "I thought it waa.” Welk srrmrr to he having such a good time at Ihr party that he didn't mind missing out on the chief rrfreahmrnt after the pro­ gram. Mr. Champagne Muaie ia forbidden hy Mi doctors to drink champagne. Moonshot Planned By Army Feb. 28 The manual, which represent! the first time the state hax spell­ ed out specific mra surra of vatua for assessor*, will he prraented to the Cabinet Budget Commission for approval tomorrow, Green said. Assessors must follow these yardsticks. Green said. U they do not, Ihe governor has the power io suspend them from office, At present. Dowling Appraisal Co. Is making a rrevaloallon of a|| county property. Under erdera of the County Hoard nf Commis­ sioners, the aairsimrnl card* car­ ry a "74 pec cent of value" Rgure. Mrs. Mary Earle Walkrr, Semi­ nole tax assessor, Insisted that th* "loo per cent value" be plac*«l on cards by Dowling. Commis­ sioner! authorised the 71 per cent level despite Mrs. Walker'a tnaialance The Commission was scheduled to meet this afternoon. Reports said a motion authorliing Dow­ ling to use the 71 per rent valua scale might be rescinded at Iha meeting. If not today, the action la expected at the first meeting next month. The tax manual prepared jjf Green attempts to set up various fartora which assessors shall uae In following Ihe constitutional mandate Inal real estate ba assessed at "full rash value**. Lewis It. Tribble, general coun­ sel lor the comptroller, who helped draw the in page manual, said "uniformity In assessments in all roundra" will rrsult M as­ sessors follow the rule*. Green said he started to work on Ihe manual after Go*. Lrltoy Collins charged that most „rs were nol valuing property at Ita full worth, as required bf law, The lax manual admit* that full caaii value ia not easy to set. Principal factor* to he considered, it states, are cost replacement, market prtrr and anticipated kv come. Urban properly I* the most dif­ ficult to asseti, ihr manual points out. laicition I* Important, twit so are street frontage, (raffle, arci-sflhillty hi water, gaa. elec­ tricity. sewer and transportation. Most practical for rural land value L a market sale Mar Ilia date of assessment. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla ( DPI i—The Army plan* to fire | tomml » « " « Tfb. M In another attempt to send a l»pound payload akimmlng past the moon like Russia'* Lunik, R waa learned today. Rut officials are concerned over If* "TOfoe time" agaio to the possibility that the public will ford. ,hr •«*lwn"flc Importance Th* Irminol# County Chamber of the aparr probe and notice only that ita payload I* Just a fraction of Commerce wilt svrv* orang# of Ihe sire at Ihr 2,2(4 pound Juice, coffee ami doughnut* Thurs­ day morning at Mra. Appleby’s Lunik. After the Air Force failed in Vahiat Hotel restaurant. .Special guest* will he Capt. three trie* last year In ochll the moon, the Army tried last month James Ra.nagr, commander Heavy to blast a 13 pound payluad past Attack Win* one. and Cdr. Hid the lunar sphere and on toward Haney, rort-manding officer of the sun. Hut had aim and insuf­ VAII-I. nt Ihe Hanford Naval Air ficient speed spoiled Ihe ahot. and Station. th* little Pioneer III probe I Introduced will be Hanford's stopped climbing at M.fxai miles. Courteay Couple, who will h# arrnfrd shortly hcfnrr orfve tim#, a* they past through town una­ ware of the surprises lo atora Ur them. Special welcome* will h# *ilcuded to newcomer* and husinriamsm who have not proviouily attended the orfre sessions. Matter of Cernnonicf I* Charlie Morrison, public rotations director for th* Chamber. The orange jute* will I* served regnant since Iasi May and had lost her child by- miscarriage courtesy of th# Rich Food Flan, lu within the past K> day*. Thua, represented to Hanford by Bill she said, she wa* able to pasa Ihirdom. Serving will start at 9 ; 4I off little Johnny, who weighed a. m , due to the large number «aonly It* pounds, as her own baby. P«ctrd. Th# slut, normally v#n#a at 10. Footed Husband Mrs. Ortir, a abort, heavy **! woman, said she fooltd h#r hus­ band, her Inlaws, and her own rrlalivci by telling (hem the baby was delivered by police while she was alon* in h*r apart­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th* ment A police spokesman laid Pentagon today voiced Ha approv­ her husband, Angtl Ortlt, ho­ al of statehood for th# strategi* lies td her atory and ntvtr sus­ Hawaiian Islands. pected that Johnny waa ttto kid­ Rear Adm. Krnmore M. lfa* naped Tavarot child. Manes, chief of naval operations Chief of Detective* James Lag­ for admlnlatratlon, said in taali­ ged said Mrs. Ortix would bo mony prepared for Uw House In­ charged with kidnaping but no terior and Insular Affairs Com* charges would bo !odf#d against mill#* that tha pending legisla­ her husband “ because w* hast tion appeared lo safeguard mRi­ io reason to suspect him." ta ry Intercuts In the new at|ta. It’s 'Orfee' Time At Chamber Again Kidnaped Baby Returned Unhurt; Woman In Jail Khrushchev Quips In Congress Talks Comrades Gather To Honor General Mr». Power Says Ju rg lars Visited FLORIDA 'Full Cash Value' Assessment On Property Looms For County three-inch piece of lead in his Jawbone, a shattered left hand, and chest and arm Injuries. Rich­ ard Grant. It. and hla brother, Frrddy, w; rc in ju red The boy* obtained the gun from the Grant home in tangwood. Af­ ter loading It with gunpuwer and lead, they held it high above their MOSCOW ( UPI•—Premier Nik production nf intercontinental hal heads and pulled the trigger, of ju s Khrushchev launched the ilstlc missiles" under way. He did fleer* said. The accident occurred Soviet Union today on an econom­ not explain what he meant by WASHINGTON IUPI I - South at the Longwood dump ic offensive designed to overtake that phrase. rn senators today propo«cd Ralph was rushed to Seminole the United States before 1970. Khrushchev declared that the constitutional amendment k»~ re Memorial Hospital where Dra lie aimed at a victory of fom Soviet surrest In launching the aolve the school Integration crisis Freight Cars Sink Tom Largen and Ed Llndacy mun|inl over capitalism by Indus rosmic rocket proved the U S S R , by assuring stales and Ihetr sub­ ,rj4| m|Kht alone But he all also "dl»- ran launch rorkrts accurately to divisions hill control over public NEW YORK (U P I)-S lx loaded operated on his injuries for three c|olrd the Soviet Union Is milt any point on earth. education railroad freight ears sank Monday hour*, lie I* listed in "fair" con lin |y rtrotl|t *,ih massive serial W ter sliding off a car float being dition today by hospital author! Ilut the main point of hla major The measure. Introduced by ties address to the 21st congress of Sen Herman E Talmadge (Drowed up the Rail River. Richard and Freddy are the Ihe Soviet Communist Party wa* Ga I with seven Dixie co sponsors, sons of Mr. and Mr*. Russell a direct challenge for a peaceful appeared to hr the South's longSpy Trial* Start Grant Ralph's parent* are Mr. economic battle between Kelt and range answer lo all other 1910 WARRAW (U N I - 1 . cadets of and Mr*. Carlton Peter*. Mr* West, which he felt certain th# \rjvil right* legislation. aw alleged spy ring went oa trial Peter* requested that friend* send Moscow camp- would win. Talmadge said such a constituMonday hi the provincial court at card* lo the hospital. Ralph ia a With military forces of I><>lh tional change la needed to avert Ratowire. student at Lyman School The Held at the Sanford Naval aide* cancelled out by nuclear (he “ unparalleled catastrophe" of Juvenile Judge Wilton Alexander Air Station will he formally drd stalemate, the Soviet Premier In- widespread arhool closings eer' Doctor Brings Stork said Ihi* morning that the accldlratrd economic power would hr tain to follow Southern resistance tested a* Ramey Field Frb. it. CHICAGO turn An eight dent would he investigated. During the ceremonies the Navy enough to ln«ure the eventual tri­ In the Supreme Court's integra­ wound boy was born to Mrs. tihrils "The gun waa taken by Richard pIrChOUSC KOOf Cross wilt tie awarded posthum­ umph of communism over capital­ tion order. mark, SI, lo Kdgewater Hospital. without hit parent's knowledge," ously to txdr Rotiert W Ramey, ism. Hit amendment would vest “ ad­ he said. This serious accident A doctor brought M. Speech Highlights USN. for whom the airfield will ministrative eontrol of any pub­ should be a warning to parent! Khrushchev also lic school, public educational tothat evan old weapons are tempt­ The roof 1# on the Lake Mary be named The medal will he ac­ Sentenced To Die Reiterated Russia's position on itllullon or public educational sys­ firchouae. and volunteer* now are cepted by hla widow, Mrs. Waing to children, and caa cause LYONS. Prance (UPI) — A hnrta Ramey, in the presence nf Berlin without Indicating hr hat tem" In the state or political sub­ installing door* and window*. French court Monday sentenced tragedy." budged at all alncr Nov. IT when division which operates R. While progress depends on the his squadron mates of VAH-II five Algerians lo death for the It also drelarra that "nothing Igdr. Ramey perished In Die Wrstern withdrawal from the city time the volunteers can spend on 1M7 murder of ■ fallow Algerian contained in this Constitution shall th* project, member* of the Lake crash of an AJD “ Sky warrior" was demanded. hi o brawl over poMtlea. Expreaaed utmost priority for a tie ronxtrurd lo deny to the resi­ Mary Volunteer Fire Department near Seville last June I. He orexpect to complete the firehouse drrrd his two crew member* to German peace treaty because he dents thereof the light to deter­ Study Given Okay parachute from the plane after H said Writ Germany ta being mine for themselves" Ihe manrwr within a few week* TAIPEI, Formosa (U P I)— Th* A community party and celebra­ hid entered a deep dive from turned into a nuclear rocket base. of administering the schools. BUtionalist governmant has decldPredicted Deputy Premier An­ Co sponsors of the amendment tion will t>e held when the talk U 42.000 feet od to permit 1,900 overseas Chi­ The two men reported that they astas Mikoyan's American tour ate Sens Harry F. Hyrd (D-Va.), finished Fundi for the firehouse goes students to come lo Formosa Oviedo ia preparing for it* an­ were collected by volunteers In a were physically assisted In their ran lead to Improvement of Soy- A. Willi* Robertson (t)-Va.), ORn to atudy thlv year. I) Johnston (D S C ), Lister Hill nual Combined Charity Drive, Frb concentrated drive last fall The exit from the aircraft bv Igdr. let American relation*. Said disarmament and rr«sation (DAI*.), John Sparkman (DAla.) 2-10. Co-chairmen of the project volunteer fire department protects Itamey. Shortly after thev paraSomething To Chew are Mr*. Rob Ragsdale, Mr*. At an area within a two mile radius rhutrd the plane disintegrated and of nuclear tests remain major Jamra O. Rutland (D Mill.) and goals of Soviet foreign policy, John C. Stcnnis (D-Mlaa.) Ithe pilot died in th* crash. NEW YORK (UPI) — Menem Dawwvn and Mra. Jimmy- Michael. of lake Mary. Union has instituted the CandyLast year, Ihe drive netted Gram for those who want to send It»2. The goal this year has been something on anniversaries that sel at 12.Rou The drive is spon­ the received can get bis teeth into. sored by the Oviedo Womrn's Club Collecting In Ihe southwest sec­ The Sanford $Jot Plum Puddings .. ......... . Commission the late limit Sayer, finance dir i Uor miaatunera tainted lull de- armurj, Feb. 4, fur llie DeUary City plana for th# handshell Volunteer Fir* liepartnivnl, fundi* LONDON (UPIl Judg. .oha tion end Chuluela will I* Mrs. last night named Henry Tamm ' ector ami city clerk who die*! last tails from which will hr used to pay Maude dispensed this advhr in Ragsdale and Mu* Ruth Davidson: ____ acting ______ finance director, turned month. *before “ ,“ l discussing a lease. t-eFils was given six mouth* to for a fire Irurk. Ed Griffith. slivct and refuse London** Old Bliley Court today: northwest and lake Charm, Mr*, down” a request for Irasmg of the Increased rent on the Civic Crn •'Police are not just solid old A. A Mayer* ami Mr* Dawson; bamUhrll. pier and docks and re superintendent, was raised in pay move his salvage yard. 1714 West plum puddings. They- have tome northwest and Lake Je**up, Mrs c|lM|fied two dlvi*ion superlntrn grade from tl 441 to $*,772 an Third St I.eFtli had hern hotillrd ter from 172 to 1144 for the Victor mu lie and Roliert Kelly, it-wrr to move within 30 days, hut told llorgr concert after Knowlra said Michael. (dm)* sente about them, you know." Solicitor* in the downtown diaTamm will verve t probationary tupermtendrul, was elevated from of fir to Iw that Ibis was Impossible. Itorge's "expenses" will amount In oilier action, the Commission: to 74 per rent of ticket tales, ami are Mrs Sparks lev ‘ hint* . „ rto(1 yraf. He succeed* »l oil to U.J2S ‘Spuce Age’ Slower tnct ........... * Rejected a suggestion that Itie Hut Itorge's advance man wanlnt City Manager W arren K DARUNCT uN, England d l ‘1) and Mr*. E. H. Daniel; northwest Knowles said that Griffith la sup city pruv Idr an off street park- assurances that at least 4,000 — A British reporter retraced the and (ioldenrod, Mr*. Joe Hattie revising the Seventh St paving Ing lot on Sanford Avr <price too tickets would he sold route of the world* first public and Mrs. John Lundy; northwest Job. which he termed "the best high); transferred the beer and Instructed Knowlra lo check #team railway here and found It and Wagner, Mrs James llrookin Sanford in Ihe past six year*" wine license at HAC Grocery from with County Commissioner David now takes SI minutes for the II- ahire and Mrs. E. I.. Lott tell. Mrs. J. II Sealcy, representative Hr said Krlly 'knows more ataiut W K 1‘ rall to l*. E Carlton: Gatchrl lo delrrmine If the coon mile trip instead of the lo minutes of the Advisory Hoard of the the city sewer system than any authorised a beer and wine ly would correct a water problem first clocked in IHL*I Oviedo Women's Club, attended a other man" in rrrommrnding the lliense for Jarkson'a Mimt Mar-[on 2Mh SI. l.Slalr Road 4«l. meeting yesterday to formulate krl, 241U Orlando Dr.; approved action. Restored a f 2IO rut In funds Too Many Girls Five Sanford and Seminole plans for the drive. four street lights al the new hous- for the Jayrres, made when Ihe LONDON (UPI) — Six hundred County- leaders testified in t-ehalf ing project (two rejected at not city slashed all ti-qucits 10 per Australian girls aboard the liner of a new bus servlci- in Central needed, two tieiause they were rrnl lirforr adopting Ihr budget. Htrathnavcr who arrived here to­ Florida this morning on private property.) Tolu Mr Donald. Jaycee president, day were too many for the less Appearing at Ihe hearing called Authorised Knowles to attend salt) the Junior Chamber lost a than 1U0 boys no the So day trip. by the Florida Railroad ami 1‘ubllc a ineetAig, Feh 2, in Tallahav»ee bout t24o on th e Chrtstmaa The boys complained the 7-to-l utilities Commission werr Reps on a proposed police retirement parade Tutsi city appropriation gatio laft them no place to be Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gordon system, a plan which Hanford to the Jayrres this year wa* 19,. alone with just one girl. Frederick, Sen. Dougla* Jften oppose* tn It* present form; ICO Sanford Illy Commissioner* Hhopiw-rt in downtown Sanford strum. Mayor Al Wilson, ami think that candidates for thr'r jobs okayed a benefit danrr at the I’ostimnrd a review at the don’t have to be particularly oh. C o u n t y Commission Chairman should pay a qualifying fee. street resurfacing program be­ John hndrr. s'suse the .nc icput! nut uern servant lo knew that tht* ta "Cotsrcause rrport ..... had nof been By unanimous vole last night, The Tamlami Trail lours. Inc , teay Week". completed; aerved notice on tanthe Commission authorised a reso­ ha* applied for permission to op­ anta in two city owned house* on Eager Jaycee* have covered the erate buses from Jacksonville to lution asking the Seminole County North Maple Avr. to vacate so area with banners, tags and bump­ legislative delegation to offer a to­ that the sanitary landfill ran con er slickers proclaiming the advan Miami, via Ccninl Florida. Large rsi toll in the next session lo «et delegation* from Ihe area appear linue tagra of "courteay wins friends ed yesterday and today to plea for *l,fb • I****Aiilhnrirrd Knowles and any Sponsnrrd statewide by th F . L A .A la . I a . ________T T T ll> asuggested l l * / Si PIERRE ID. (U P I)-A hall to To The fee would be fur 1 thr additional transportation MONTGOMERY, Ala <IJUI>- member of the Commission tn at •lamp a skull and rroasbonsx <wi i'hamher of Commerce, amt locally vttll per ernt of one year's salary it-to company official* What appeared tn lie an Impend tend the Florid* l-rague of Muni ° _ ■very package of cigarettes sold hy the Jayeeea amt Seminole |testify on the firm'* ability to pro i at present). to South Dakota advanced to th* County Chamber, “ C o u r t e a y vidr the service. Karl Higginbotham, who author ing head-on rolllston belwrrn frd- rlpalitlcs meeting tn Jacksonville, Frb Jl 22 eral and state authority to Al House of Representatives today Week" will kirk off a year round The local delegation endorsed id the motion, said "I'm not in a turned nut tn he a near following passage In the Senate program of southern hoapitality. the application, backed up by favor of people running by, seeing ham by a narrow 18-14 margin Dave Thrasher. Jaycee Courteay unanimous approval from County ally hall and deciding to sign up." mist Former Circuit Judge George C The bill, who## proponents la chairman, ia attending the pro and ('tty Cuminiailoners. Me.nl.cr* He recalled that two candidate, W e a fh e r baled it a* a move to "unglamor gram pushed by his own employ­ of the Public Utilities Commlnion railed the late llrldt Sayer ataiut Wallace Monday appeared before former tao" tobacco advertising, sterna er. the Florida Power and Light are Jerry W Carter, ckalrman, midnight and requested that h* . . . law ..school . classmate, Generally (air and w a r m come to city hall *o that they sould federal Judge trank M. Johnson thrnuih Wednetdie with consider­ from a number of medical report* Co. Much of the malerial cornea Alan Boyd and Wilbur C. Xing. qualify. Saying he favored putting Insisted that he defied able night and nioMiltg fog. High which have linked cigarette amok from this source. log to long cancer. commission elections on a bust the federal Civil Rights Commit this altrrnooa 7( to *2. low tonlxbl ( rooms Academy and Bk-minole ll.gg.n~a.thim ‘ ‘on. Rut Johnson ruled that Wal M to *• Variable winds I to 12 The measure, adopted by th# High School re,cited their share of Firemen To Meet ness like b a s is , lace had been merely drvloua, not Olenate Monday, wa* opposed by slicker*, as the project sought co­ The Seminole County Firemen'* added: mile* per hour. Democrats who said lie passage operation from student*, Ihe citi- Association will meet ta l-ongwuod "If a man .foeso I have lit* *00 defiant. Johnson ruled, on that basis, would placr South Dakota ta <B rena of tomorrow. lo qualify, hr doesn't have any tomorrow night M g in the fire that Wallace waa not In contempt erect competition with agricultural Asaieting Thrasher are Jay reel house The program will include ■ business in the rare " of federal courl when he failed to stales that rata* tobacco. Milner Oalorne, Jim Muckier, film on firefighting. Chief Mark give the rights commission full Republican Sen F. E. Manning,'Torn McDonald, John Alexander I leveland of Sanford la president cooperation to Ra probe of al­ the only physician to the Legla and Jack Wilher. of the Association. leged infringement* on the voting lature, is rhsl'ian of the Senate rights of Negroea committee that r e n t mended Ihe Wallace said at the contempt measure be adotdrd. MOSCOW (UPI) — Nikita Kh hearing Monday that he waa will- | Manning criticised television nishrhev was full of quips today ing to *‘ ri»k my freedom" to advertising which showed "beau when he delivered hla marathon bring the conflict of stair venui NEW YORK (I'M) —Poilea U*ful women who could dance on address lo the Communist Party federal authority to a head John found 23 day-old Johnny Tavaret tiptoe, men who could make moo son ruled that Wallace'* action* rnngresa er playing pokar, man who could alive amt well today and arr*gtFor the first lime foreign news had been Just a smokescreen—al­ ■alia aa advance toward a wom­ rd a 24 year old mother of three though he drrlinsd to give an The melodious Chanticleers sent men were admitted to the Krrm lost, not a tlania was blurred. an at* the seashore, and others who could *hoot straight—all ba their notes soaring high into the Herman Alltsoo, Ihr accompanist, tin lo attend the congress and opinion on whal the state Judge's who had ■ recent miscarriage ao they smoke a particular dome at the Sanford Civic Center turned the grand piano into a Khrushchev had a crack for them purposes were. m um his kidnaper. magic mush- box. The Chanticleers When he reached hla disclosure Johnny's jul.ilanl parent* said at cigarette* " l*M light and captured Ihe hearts praised highly- Ihr building and its of new targets in Ihr M-vrn yrarthey were "very, very happy" to of a large audience of music lov­ tremendous poliential. plan, he turned to Ihe newsmen have their baby hack after more er* The second pe.~formance tn th* and said; than four day a td pleading and Th* male quartet wat the first in series will he held Feb. 1 The "Now pay attention to thii, praying for hi# return. the series of entertainment spon­ Danrr Drama Company, featuring bourgeois correspondents.” NEW YORK (UM)—Ninety six The rhlld was rm.vered to a sored in Hanford by Hie Mutual Emily Frankrl, will present a wide The jammed Kremlin great hall former com rides In arm* gather­ basement apartment only seven HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Fur* and cViorert Ass.Klit.ot. The beautiful variety of interpretive dances, both roarrd with laughter. ed Monday night to pay homoge blocks from the scene of tha kid­ jawwtrr, valued at 911.000. ware voire* of the four men were al classical and modern The com Introducing the new sugar tar to General of Ihe Army Douglas naping (he result #f a tip stolen from th* home at th* late their very best in the Welsh folk pany ia widely in demand and, al­ get, he said: MacArthur on hla 79th birthday. from the Spanish languag# now* TyreM Fewer Monday song, -A ll Through the Night," though new lo Hanford, shoold "More sweet* aod leas bitter." A highlight of th* affair—oo an­ paper, Kl DUrio, police said. Selections varied from opera to draw a large audience. Before reading out the massive nual oca given by ihe gonerai's Johnny was abducted laat Thurs­ from a hospital with bar Broadway hit sons*, leaving no Ticket* for in* Dane# Dtatna quota* for Iron, itrrl, grain and former staff officers — was the day afternoon from th# Tavarot doubt of their versatility. eborn eon, police said. and Nelson and Neal, Mar. 20, will other major products, he laid: reading of a birthday amriversary apartment to Manhattan. Mew. Bowses gave biifh to a son Thar# la do doubt, either, that ha oo tale at the door, or may bo "Now these figure* are to bil greeting from "an old frtov-vd aod The confessed kidnap#* was lb* maanifireot Civic Canter baa obtained from Frank Mebaoo Jr . Una* We are not w**d to quoting assistant, Dwight D. Flaen Identified aa Mra Asuncion Or •acellent arcuttirs. Not a note waa Association chairman. '.uwrr ** trillions—nol yet." lit. She (old police ah# had been A 14-year-old Longwood boy was tajured seriously yesterday at I p. m. when a inutile-loading ahotgun exploded as he and two other buys attempted to fire it. V Ralph Peters was taken to gem Inole Memorial Hospital with a SANFORD, Pentagon Favors Hawaii As State �Grandii Seeking Designers Admit R ockets Find No A ngels, !NewGovernment Dame's The Thing deeds' Statem ent Scored J O .2 7 .im ;|]f W ashington Calling BT WILLIAM 1 WB7TC ROME (UM i — Fratiderf Gie I A t li . r H — Fan# Ct u i u I And n • b « * r ibato rrra r-**» WAStCNCTON - Tb* hart* liae xam Ctwairtol 1* uncord effaru t» er» ar» •eaur.as, tba: **nrrr u tba: f-irrr* Bi :» « a *• U* X * w u w < inward tba M.rbr Gowa aad N-ra V.jccl »no htntrr. 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S ‘ r tooMBry ttarflT’ ta find fmd aapei* aa,rla aod and tr.mtf.rr. eifitft.rr. wai im* w r of mar* Airrr Airtrr prto*p*rti»* pm*n*rt:i» prrtr>**t prrmir*i ffcef tbat that Itb ri c e a ^ t M c taaard Moaroa abru^ -••wuprcm* terns «* miirr apart ,t*r Frokraun: kratfm la rota pm*rf ta laa: at k a r fur day a. Thr wrr4 fatbtnn merry c*>■ ly a rrte rd b* tiw pmuau of tut if I n tb* ” LrS In at ^ of (laatrr -,r C; nr On rarrtt: ftadja Moa Politital obar-irrt aa■ no fro* rwod on-ar u rv:rx fail n a j Ctuacmlur Ketrad Adeaue- of X>r. rirair:: Jotmaoe. U r m del:t«era*joo it arr-maej Sun- prrt of Cronrh:a fmditf a nra onu. tba pcmrrfU Kouta ♦* Iber WfC c*arnaty. Aod Uui «m r«.itin r.aaaar. iliftc ta rclk- aat Bt u d Ur o*c x ’ l . m p rre e r imtJ aemciiBtr art: ■naw* na « a m A*d tAa: dot* tippr: >( m bj affirm taf tba: tarr* h »a.d ta to baard ot laa rira* of a tot Tbr* brLrrr tkr cbo.tr ore tappet sod. 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Bus:, a a ic n f * aidr ta d t v * N n York r t f yudcic< rtLpica ta trrm i of ou. tor bockdeor of a l t « n. u x i ^ “ « /tore.:*ri of a aadlrt! w.aracin* toafkad ronrryei ’.alcs: pjr i t taCaw *»■.»*W but _ _t_ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _i. _mi _. m _ _i_— _ ,i_ __ —• 4 :___ Vbrr killed Kaoday tu(bt a tbr e&lipinrord courtb a tbr day* of A aret** ad :a* Jord Voced ’ c’J^ inc >m. m ott k»*t :e haoorablt r * * aacpl* ippraar cratb of a jtrrrat* plane U rr.2t> thr ctan “ um*-Cci*»utar. Knrean ir.il worry shoe u tp iti, Kacutt m**torn* atrrt rt hrrt. Sr lamdur. t>r Donald hope*, tary artriaurr comtr.iaaiar ■ a> M, - , at*u,b*. a: t f K (r-r-M Tkui corrtapaaacs* oort no: per km turky atair , ^ a r rtrr md prttiarE: of U r W ryu ^ a : *n t * «* ** Ur orxt fcx it Lar mary ef tbr amancct d.-nrr tend to hr wiar rnoupb to la » » X >r K Halbrr. Coefcrtoct **>d tor Buia-am ttettmt i i Orlrrtrd p * n arr aaur .fx r tt otuct u came: berr Tfct umU+*U latt. a b a c i « ! bead of a pay- “ *** *» ^ u»*w l nr.rc Prg*i .c u m r. ^ h:« w I f i Mhfti. hrtrti... .a .mm ni rfc* n h r *0 >*r. tt* c«c«i* T«: ebrnei atttr ,u*m. if M aierty *m. j Red Writer Flees Into South Korea Four Persons Die In Crash Of Plane tbrtr a ^ i r , Jrar of a r , n , t h c t x c i* It -a u ld bt ao o t a . i cc G cT ta t; Tfcn. •* « u . d bt ca . tfcy - about obteb . r * ^ i i^ f.iT p t^ T b iT r; -«**»• •• ^ : im 's r L ,? s r w s a : Gypsies Keep Vigil ^ For Ailing Prince r* r- > i r t t s r i (witt ae pop-ar vrf tbat tb* Grrmaat wou.4 fa a t a: a: a2i batwere tar Ear and way. M ***? ^ *rats* m( » r « w n t .11 rrj-m« 1 Thru would to* uaimagitabi* diaattn would b* fcarird to by »c * » ** !o » u T3i ~ aL“ *« rfcanfr of Rcatus and Amentoo trrutn on Uc pout or A> -*d fuarartret Tb« oflicil arfnmta: for a •*» t Yr aC . at All r*m ». dr r s r r p r f policy. » anon. 11 tbft Imiad •■ml'* rrcaficatioe. attb a aosId: <».) RrUnr lrfitjai-a -tbr rrauratioo of Brriu a* a f « RuaauB fran 0# a miUun.'jr rt». oavumal capi'.i’. U u tud torrd Gtr a tty <b.) Pot tbr com. 1. m : at aould no for try back tofrvbcr a fam a rts tec. accept try par. of a Rut- n ;»iu n r*» a»rj..ni -hat ^jfnf for for *a TruiLi5jc»tiaft“ *ut oouoe •rrutufjcatiot O r m is ev-id f»! thca :«n ___ ortotEy awtld Icaie Ettt a ttitc ui (c.) F-r a«a* Ut Grrmary t i Eac G em ary tod iltrprC art* of Iririoo bt:a»*a Y * c Gm tat* aorat tbir. Kuica tod tba Yett id Ti.>a r* ti ' Irdtratioe" na- liriidau tbr cn n i o^tr B « r ," hrt.rrt th r. from ab.rh tbr RuMit*« art a:■*"« 1 Yr art prtparH ta arto.-» tfs-ptitf ta drnr our traepi ■refr mat Ur Ruii.moi — tad Ytat bapproi, ta *11 t~ i tc v.« aibrrj too — ba>t a rt*. batli aid drsocratic rooetpt af fret f — and r-a -a t^ «_* pum m i tor ore w i » * ; ■ B u ry ^ ***lT**;!^ . , . n . . - . r ^ s '-1**4 ” • u u crae' w rrforrr *t-r.rtrbrruj tot pi ft — lr“; , tbarr c ** , - C'k- • m ** *hT watild — *f to It.* *~M ^ ««■»> c.r« u J Everybody needs tt New York Cfty; aod Das Y o t “ rn i ^ 2 ! - « < ^ ua Cfccrct <d 10 ;L* ^ ■ “ V*"' *ftttt afflr. — erf— J cammctf M id ^ t ^ r -^ c i. !»•» J * te « •*» Hunted by ii at 11 a»t He. umard. had brtt icttr appar— ly tbc tfcto id a Comoot^ Fan* rner tot par and nm i mH— W a y . two toona. or said. ' If I C.S au*. <oacmc Irredos -** Seoday Eapma at Atanc 1B» Crt^r* from as far today." hr told VF 1, *1 wouid 4 u y it f *'God I r»r u a b| ryi ai Nano Carolina aod Trial br bait tret arrtft.ed by tor Cam s mm r.tryUuti. pood aad r i« n -o r r it , i n n f tbr nonctt! — •• Yfanaay Tbt proem cn>t* k it, ttutuau tac. aod p u b k y cat T o kooo aL ii to lorp ie an. H -yrar-oid b«%* MJtebeL tor cvttd send: aod Wc.orr wart ba­ ao •*»■ I uutt. tram, braioc • bay a randfatkrr. rrmaioad out i t fcn t brea tt Lrai&CUt the bey i room. Larry u ot a Mary aBous Lee: i pwst ti u re. Suits u taft.** br a mutt aod **id U be to* only t c n i n r , duac tbrrt. Tbr* bad fiowt ta said "Subs Middhtburt E y , carlirr Muoda* mars mat bt Sad to be tmeaua* **•*>♦ child of tbt t i l f I it efel* trrt wfik Lar: cad Groat aod t t r t tt- br bad a diny yub la da * Thr draa uid br louad oettut, Wur. of tba cyptiri. mac* ef tinutt ta dm iw iu i is tbr far: tbat tbr &» whom apoka it a ! m j t las rtf. rsrytiupadu o n o u c TI lisa* [ii(> rrmatnad ac tbr boapr.A >ETLXT. Eti^*.nd ICTI* — latt koswx s t y . bet the ta turn aod only ngh: tt Cbrm pouodi ua:. a pbyairUt toid R « k **’ »«•“ rtflatnat icrry Dtr.* if C L at Ms., te a aa tarn* "WclL yas tea. I it aiiva aod them that thr print* wai better, may end U Army rsrrrr brfert tram tbr Gam as weed "Halt* CbTi*: u t t ■ Hi qud* _ _ ______ salural But______ somr _ef __ tbr ____________ be*’ i rlores: brreally ye.i eurtrd Nmr* step «r baB —aptOd tha: to** should prist mar* abmc ralauira ram.lined tkroufB tbr Drnr |! a pirur • puy:tf. k.pme." br rxplamad. Biffe*. •txfUt, i t-per c f ttieiuict and *u i« renawr.. » » . drafted latt. tbr A m , aft. Tbsraday *itt a faofarr if psbjctty. fm Sa::*uy. dur t f a. cttirr. . aattot wok a a e r h a b:ttr •? *a»MU Ear » h-t day i aod 11 tu* althti ported tt Tampa and p-t icjnbar d*»a and aubbad. T iU d t n t r a pratcit aooual at C la is pruaroa !:*r • r-ant ;.,-aaw puaal* to cm- * ‘ kt a *uH*r." tb* Florida Sttt* Fair, Jur aboat *>rry oriaLuauet at* tt* f.ruaba* rrau.1 tt*: » t H» »ai r.uhad ta tt* Uwptal to opes _ it Tan.pa is Florida .. parucipatat in. aamt ana* ai to* Florida Slate Fair * its « u : :he Army <*tkrd a net y, Fab. 3 and will cacttou* munorr old or ' oun*_ neb or o f count tt* work ef thu ,u “ * krtakoi-wt Y ert tod* 1 « n Sattirdai Ttt 1* No poor, enhr or colored, and ft U t u ; q< aaauunu me*: o* Um’ ** * f *5 ** ar-*trn. oat e»*»i u tt* BUL* au/actt u ttu unhad rflon at jbr par. arroted and them wort rwirdma abort)?. people u' nai gnt'ct at ae maty parttrtpas:i that ^ tB<; .j,a ,, wbart to* Ui? * ba*pit* .p a * .o u t. n . ci parjnpatios danes tb* m u i fc trniy your fair aad mmr s a u p o r a : cem*i aa. U 7 amb* t lT>rd tt b* c j *ed br rum* »a.i ''' 1 Tampa it aimply tha aaa*mbits, ’ Gcocrsl M ara,.- 2. C. HuiLueoc :ni».r * F " nslnory report by plant * torre thr ftaiahad produrt hu tblr m i t a t : M. E T » * A rm y p»y c biatri*'u dtacr.ard i* diapi#y*d Thr bciidin, cf tbu y^.^. fm,rrs K *.,*** A lfa lfa S w itz e r aa "immaiur* paraona. re a l m.d uwttr rapewoot bepna firu- to t w b a e cu * eupaml^tol ^ ’ R ite s S e t T o d a y ; f r w t i ihrftt! nf jtf tfnuil £ftirt rosutr^c^bot cif ft ouf&r btu<d A #• utr »*t\i tiui and cac-icuei a. at » rcrtera'.ed diract artintua rtxiprraun, .u,ouau. 'tiu i p U u i c »a.d. D e a th J u s t ifie d ’ pact usUl oprtuc, da* with department bred* and aihi vaiiully d *chur,*d uittn tousry a,m il aod nomr 6 rm luttri tt keep ttis,a ttitca runtus, r-n tu r '•* »r * iI uHOLLTYOOD <VF1>—Curl <A1 _____ . _ _ _ o n m ’.Kit collar, tha ft* amoett.. Bs: U»* b '.t’Uu) t t s i i i . u i : , | a , b^ru rr f o m f '* h J 4 jr u f t J , n o - I(U , ^ Activity it yvit ai fn ir u s It '■* J*'‘* E fChl*. »*«d. "It ia too E t t a -Cn.r ttnti. >Ml W— ahu.. datrnr.rt it.: .____Gun, , . m o* • *™ - ttrt ifsrtaM*, f t ! bt bu-u-d today t. rJr&ft ~ true *W ^ -M * Gaipari pirate rar.» / tt »ay w hrttrr D*t>» ta aiusor oat — woar a jury rubr, tbat tta U #i « * “ ' prep* rati or Ar* ’ pyctuathc etprrt mas wba abo: bim t* duett left. w ff • » 'b» ia*-> i u *to^ capar* tt* city re thr *ar»u. rrbiUta ^ K1|( ^ ^ aB£;u: udaad. "Uwre. vvary little wron. Sm ebSlf- Bot.atza c t n ^ T l ^ a r;»*!-.*. s,-. .k, a h ^. r a t e r f wmckafr far a tuL • wu. w . >. nua* — >*• twoor. ramatord tt ai a •r**r.i— ry Ju# to* am t ^ >Pt: Z r " .*^7 eflart-iaLy crtucA'urndmat afirr at opera Z Hip-Wiggler Seeks Release By Army Too Late To Classify •i .»». L* erok ucttd it JumiUt- »* 0 r •. m2 da- par'.de" Ihat^ka. uUi'naTttT*' ^ ATtt titnt lUt bur. a* arr «mh*rait(. Thia ta lb* s n r - n of Sacrr Ur* et State DuLea daclarauor tbat free riaettoea ar» oat thr ■ot-y mnboc * lsr a rrutifitatio: of CommiiSiK East G ersut; am. f r o k r e Grntaty yteptaudl) terrttdor* *« tad proclaimed Us: l ' « t i r c u u lay a: U* heart «f D r.eraui tc tbt Ctr.snco Cos- ary plas ef rcur.ditatior Sa acti-catiot ef Jeha*ah a k i s m i aa tbit thrmt tbat emly rtponai tbr ttrt* cay peatrix at tbrar day* brforr Mr Dullai* ru- eaifu tbas,* of frost our BrCub allin A total Ilf t$* a u oa e -4 u . usrz. bad Oeacribrd frrr rlectiaci *• A to.*, u. i.u o a e i U . aidiprsMUf preraouiafta " “ f m **»« F r id a a o c » twiar: ^ ►,,* lte ma6fi ^isimry Mboc. sac dropped tbu latr-ap* ' la m er s t r - : y YYy fcii thr Vailed 5uir* abif j taaM x Tbaapaus .r . diftru: tad crauod acmatt* Aad tbat i.;* r> uu*. cMiducud ttt tupca- u u abtf: bai arncrad m qtltr s a l aari.t* Saturday. Lttb: ;<:■ ctr.n o . n e t tnou£t from cm* wfrt .s o eraed is Lake to t t » r tbert ttr ef&cta! ttdicaMaan Saturday txr-t. toe urruUi to :•» contrary and acar artmiy for tbr ;ai*. a-i mat'Ai urtical ’ aod tix cttf ) . u jt n n id ty. Euehbeetr Admimatratiat Cumai of tbr coc*aouai cam* wi2 ao*. recede tbat tbr Ob’ iati twz Tot-mnuus aucrrai cd t£ Scnift. Sunday ,»Ors Tbompaoe n ,a n i* a a eiesMtimna propatana* lucerii addrrn os *Tbr Yatcb- Deputy Fnm* Minuter Asaaui urerr Society s God r }"-rpo*«.' Miany a t i lour cf tbu couatry Aftef tc etw ew eyee ia - txxt t l , Utrz_ , factor. Tbt Admmi t-y W. he: bai rf Mntemro* and C r.ratton c«r.aio< would oeitr x Juoci A. uuoci. cirruit luperriaor, acre* that budtrt toalaoctsc pau Tbompaau dt'-rcrrd ttt ,ar *-•»«»- riaa l i t u 'u i w mitary prrpara »adrt»i tost hair barn a farter Never _________________ ----------------------------ttrltaa. hott probably bait barn ^ At any raw. htr* arr acme D a y N u rsery O p en s *»***••*• •« . ' . _ 7 r atttoritauiriy ccRadad to br In N e w Q u a r t e r s is*«:»*<i ** our c a n * : r o w s _ ^ lux Tb* batfert Day Voracry. 9 M y From tt* i.<-»peunt of our Soutt lurk A»« . ba-d opr: bt>u» (or Grrmary — a tt ita s r» Q.arurr tbu rnarstt, rrunited country bound up W ficu li attri.dis, w*r* City ta the mode."a tempiri of Ycat CoTrn.uaumrr Boa Brown, i har.it *rs Europe — a rest;!.ratios by Morneue. puBG- rt iu a t. dirrnsr i r r va .id n a u would )< ftmd for tt* Ctasscr. arm F.nbard C rnou^t. Thu mipt tt accompiubl**ri. |rd. it u asuratrd, aimply b* - Witnesses Report Program Success O n e W ork er D ie s , A n o th e r B u rn ed In C r o n e C a b B la z e MIAMI ilT lk —On* * * - » m d ar.c another lufitrrd tbtri d c (r o b.-B» Mioday t-jk : o b tt • fla*b f.r* i» « r . tbia.ik tbr cab af a eras* they u.ra Nattaxual » * n . 4 4 ’. n . —. «*nrartrj Gauiii. bursae u ,J* **t Horae* Emmett Mo t w a M. a r » . . r * t r . iaa abmn a. •*.: oftb hu clott.r.* M **» -#^ » r s brat out tba fiamr* Auttcnt.** «a*d :n» :** »*r* e.ea.-- i.| tt* tas * ‘-A *MWM . sac os* of *^r two lc a mate* All the * » d r « t is tb* e*» »*rr cu.**i Morruon a-ifrr*d **ict* buna cs tkf atUrt jeoar ba« cf Vi* UKy Hr :n< auUcr.P** utar br didrt remember what happened nrrpt tba: tbrrr * n as rapuake-.. Tbr crabr wai oea t v»ed far bfkway entatroetter AlitO KQJtlS I rUCK, B o r t e n d e r K ille d MIAMI (UFl* — Air* .’ oaryi Matte, ak. » U a.’.lac Monday • hra tu auts aammrd lste to* rrir c? a damjr truck rtrypad at a traffic liffet. Mottle, a part t.rr* tanradrr _________ vai as hu way bciire from work ,• ^ .aB.f ^ tb* air., poli-r r*Tart>K ^s* tnrk dr.**r Booby i . Canidfr. bo. rvapad Sn.tir} Hr .a .; tbr trvc» * l i drtrrs 1^* f*ft br tb* nepbet. - - —- money sometime whenjOj d o ... Visit FAMILY! II you reed UP TO $600 phone: F A « « 24*12 before noon ta sro n|t for money the same day! Cat* fa* »*e* t* tU h g f 1179 00 >ueo 779 00 317 00 4)7 90 117 00 3 700 1100 1)00 :too 7*00 17 00 F A M IL Y FIHANCi SIKYICL IR C of saaroiB 125Saets Frk amttt FbaacFAifai 24412 S i t V f ftr.ii 1 ahurl kro #bi» | -T b a Jury . lYlMg Muoi.y d;rir:w, nuK ^ c^ every “ ■£*g ” 7 T . W ;1 * ' -r • * - 1u ' *^ K brwttbt EmmlaaaJ if a murder deuil that attmdi ttt attta.it ktirh rvmta ai tb* New Or.east ♦wmpttiss ata.n*-. M-»»a Suaaal j h i k trast;«rtt‘-Mau tf toaai b ird Graa. Faaadma Tours* 6* ^ t l * ' **• *'** b* **» dreftad hr 1 ibaii SC.U 3*. who fatuL’y c bcyi uiid girls from eirry men: of Ri>*ri and tbr Mrmphii ‘ waundad Swiiaer. S is ur *!T-- arctrae cf tt* rut* Sorb froupi Cattts laroval Tb* CaipanUa * “ » * V « f , mens oTtr a S3* debt laat Y tdor* „ rutur* Fansrri and Ham* te.aaiM . _ data tbu **ir ii Mac ■FFaieo^y •*. wcrkit, up u * i>. February * « * » F**4 <» career. B i it: mairra. «H c.cb group* ickoA . .baia— * 7 * d fair call. A wrn «rmt. >» ta paid w ly M3» , wraa • bUfer. a wtidrr aod fertna? bandi. kcienfr rlaaaat and otter fus aad frolic aa: k (to c an rs l bwameia ; artorr efFwnirr. t»ar utu'.i fmL’y taemfiod at ar wyoe.t test Couatirai adult group* are Juat. •rnaismm: alm| witt iu color H o m e B u y C r S B o l k ta Mm* the vtttua.> f t .d itur ai w»a* camptftusg i-.aaa for their *ul educational and commercial a . R i e l n / * P r i m e ea>; uftar • * # * '' tad lir fitn a d it*cul type of paruripauas. The cabibita Thu year tt* Fair mas M l I X I p in y r i l C v t b lum wttt a art**. g*rd»to dubs, art aaaoctauan. wo a ,cm »« i» b n sg u , Ray Roger* *a *> AXTOVIO. T r i ilIFli— i t l u wa. .c r o u d foUawin, t t. Hub. d e k aod fratcrsal • * VtU a ift, wftb rct*rti*l koir* beye-v are »bww‘lbt i u r*"nuod. CTtwp* M i l hoardi. boreaui aad |ttd r .fim*d^thaw troupr from the |lLg •> pnea*. Vullay r»r>'. t at,.* b— a af Mn e— miaai— arr retpoewbi* far * Raoca aod arr aeba- *tc»rd t., tt tt* o»w — cMcat *4 Mitt Jar* C«— Ti- ;• 'cMrer ctbibiti ihat tell ef our prop*.* <5“kd to a m ir in Tampa Sunday.' ,gf Natwru' A«•or.ft-ra rf Real w-2» o f — i -a UOTtmur Cro.h ^ asd fir* cootrol. U a Fab 1 Rcy and Dak aod ibrir Z n M R< i, B»d (in * cosien atior. vtat* troup* rf rotanatnrri wvl nakr J a * n M. I aaii cf Do. Aog. ca Gam g.r promneae tod sdiaru .ir, hr.itb 5* .ppa.rasc*. duns, tt. Utr y|riidar r.*bt ut tia tnnulla•Bd we'J.r*. tod many « o tr t t ■ *rtttro acta with ip* tior oaoqurt that tt* buyer.' Ovitlaa. Clal rntmaicmro: for to* kidi ao>14 , u fl„ t t toar* *J1 ..ot n* E ld e r ly M o n D ie s Thro ia a B ill* ' rf hour, the »toc will t» p i n to epportuotty M n u^n... eo*U than Buodrrda of colorful eatubiU and ** *r* T n c,rr and Tnwrr Jr. uherr j . ^ i uiailuble." In H o s p it a l L e a p diaplay. rf tank, dairy hard*. >* fro r thr Fair (randi >t y prwcrtt^ -tt" ttnttrotMIAMI (U P li-A a >.ittr y man poultry, (• iu*. fruit, «rs*tabk.. ataodwtoerr aaata may h* retiaa <i o*w n m ei w.1 r it w i apparafttir drapaudett a>rr nu plasti *»d flcwrr. m.uit b* trao* arrirc at madrrstt prirn in* ratimitrd fi(ur* *f IJBO i<*. e.trout iHoataca. leaped to hi* “ dr.tt Monday fnua to* fourtt »tor, of • vrirr.o. boipiU’, puDcr reported AuthoriLaa »ard Dawiasc. Y Leake. W. epaord tt* window rf hu room, took off tb* arrets the* Taapairro and Y »*tra of Ntmiook* Count i lo m t to tb t Court Uouoa January 29(k plur.grd to lb* rooicrtc l<*law. Hr wa. killed iaitantlj. at S :00 I*. M. W » arr for O rcam liiar tba Y o la re . Too otter patient! aod a visitor saw tb« leap. Leaks wai i J f r n t , rf baart dtitaia. caarar, tuHrculwiu and kidney trouble, do. tor• said. For the man who is fed up with paying too much for look-alike cars RED-BLOODED AMERICANS l !ll ‘ n it 0 I '1 «> IM M M t j a *ta*w liaaatoy wkaa you bwy i (*t mora (or your monay— mora ai*. loom, comloft. Citizen's Council of Florida No Improvement NEW YORK (UFD - Dmitri lfltropoulo*. AI. world nnowsrd orcbntral aod opera cuoductar. baa shown no Improitmcat airct hr lufftrtd • heart attack last Friday, New York Hospital aa mounted today. CAM. HERTZ F A 2 -7 7 2 3 Er Milan FA 2-7500 • l i l r o l i M i n y w h o o y o u dHrw FOR: i. Slate* Rights. The So\ rreirntr of tha Suits aa tha C«miitutx>a mtandad it to Da 2. Radial Integrity: A a: para tion of tht ram aa tha bast am mar to tha Kaeta] unrest atiatirg throughout thr world tndar. ACAINST 1. Ccntralizaliaa of power. The ever increasing trend ta n rd cantraining aO govaraatat. 2. To ippma Law-Mahiag bjr Coart to piYscrv a tha right, of tha atatca H E R T Z Vk RobtOo. A ft. SOI E. 1*4 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. If you w ant t o b u r r ia l a a tftu s ia s m _ ta lk to a —you cNoota t-om tour onfioat. .-xiuaj-i two va a that gs* you a>nt*a pacto-manc* on roguiar !•». *-d a tinfty V i oa w*a l o t m a m *ti« h n R ' t i t « ! • (■Wai bwtt lot* *«o*y Idarf -•ft ad,utt n*brak*t.(Mvmn<i th l.atr* fimah that n«v*r naaoa woamg waitowftt carpotm,. eiactnc ooca. alunuraa, mwT r»*t th.t last tw<a aa long •• o-aoary on*a. loa-n rutpar aaat c.atMnwig. ano many Other*. 1951 U s t! o w itr •ad E tooral he Order*: and the people withia thoae a Lite a to ao d irect their oiro liics. Fakd JUtrnlaamewt HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, lac. 101 N. Paharlto A t* Sanford. FJoridi ___________ » �T-: Tues. Jin. 27, 1959—Pig* S Jjwop 0(Jh& ii)ssh llv Jane I'. tlelihrr to tilth grade citli who patted lit! Come on and meet Brownie their Tenderfoot requirements Girl Stout Troop No. 3S4 Here during the previeut year in Brow are Pam Adam, Kliubetit Bars, me,. Julia Bennett. Beck} Cameron. In older to become full fledged 'tarda lull. Diane Gay. Manic Intermediate Girl Scouta. the girts Good*peed, Irene Harria. Marilyn are memorising the Girl Stmt 1learn. Carol Utile ton. Until Mai* Law- This work I, necessary but lev, Paulette Prdriek, Brenda dull. The Ctrl' break the routine I’ hlllipa, Pam Tripp. Sharon with «cri*innal ,kit, made up to Weir. Vicki Wilson and Sharon tllu,Irate the laws Thu I, fun Wrlcht and help. In make the law, itlck The Ctrl, wear brown uniform* When I vi'itrd thr troop the irul* nowr but are eagerly participating were about to recei*e »pedal tin troop activities in order that sewing In,inn lion* from Mia* | 1nevt >ear they will he flrl* In l.ury Nowlin, home economitt of green Vr*. neat tear this ernup ihe Piorula Power and Light Co. | will be 'Fly-up*’, the term applied She donate* her irrvirc* lor in* | "' ' ' " Iunit Iion tn cooking and tewing p 1 % , | to any of the troop, upon appli TD K SANIOIH 1 I'lL O T I’ l . l ’ ll member* Mr*. Hayntuml Hall, firal vie* president; Ihl, year ha* been a bu»v one met s,t tliO Seminole t ’lHltlt.V Vocational Mr*. Uniter Carter, preiidcnt; U n. J. P. for Troop No m i ihe irooP< en School Friday night to typ e and M uff letter* Hall; Mi** Dorothy Cooper: Mr*. Barney tered a float !h„e fo r th e Crippled Children'* « p |hmI. The letduthuu*. boat»l member of the Cripded parade, took a blue ribbon for Children's Society of Seminole CoilWy, Ihrir arrangement in the Flower ter* will he sent to county resident, before t'huluota. (Herald Staff Photo) Show, rdebrated the troop birth­ F aster. Pictured above d e ft to righ t) a te; #/ day and enjoyed ,r,erai cook*I ... . ,. out*. A »pedal ddisht ua* Ihe \ All-11 officer, wives enjoyed hotM1 ruuUu( whrn lhp ( |rU UKd heir monthly hrtdte meelinc at ............ . -,hts unc ^ rr he home of Mr*. C*. H Uoberlaon , , ^ demand! in lanh Aibor la.t week. 0n lhr ,or (uturr „ u. Coffee and *,*ortrd pastries * itie* are Mother* Day gilts to were »er,ed at the morning prrpare. an 7!a*lrr program tn bridge. Winner* were; ftr,t. Mr*. plan, and the end of year banquet. J. t- Iroul; »etond. Mr,. W. C. Very ,oon the girl* will he Ittu Shafer. (omolation, Mr*. W. mu ,penal invitation* to d*d and Sehadt. mom lo aitfml a dinner prepared.. The Sunday School of the Com liomr ol Mr and Mr, Trd Brook gather in the living room for ths ceremony. Mi and Mrs. Brooklya tit her* playing were; Air* C. *er*rd and cleaned up by Ihe mumlv FirsbyitiDit Church in b n Hunts u .,e greeted al the door *ml t!**lr childten. Susan. Timmy, Pi-rnatuter Jr, Mr- W, J Mendlllf hv Mrs Ruth Goble and Mis. Fd (tod Trudy, look part in the derick, Mr, V it. Thom. Mr*. W. Zimmerman and e,curled through diealion. II Warwick, Mr* l>. C. Purdy, the ipaeious new home Delores Mrs. Cochran introduced 'l ‘ ■ t Morrisey. Mr* W. ]|omrr Adam,. The* meet at the kirsch presided at the guest hook Rev. J. M rhampson who, ia boMalictowiki. Mr* " , I*. Thomp Chriitian Missionary ami Alliance MWI. Mr, It. W. Ramey, Mr*. J. Church A wonderful group of half of the Sunday School, pre­ in the entry hall. Huhel, and Mr*. D. K. Kunynn Hrd c adi.vli di . orati-1 the house. sented the family with a purse of mother, act a* the troop commit i / tee Thr»e are Mr. .lean Tripp. Dir rrfrr-hmrttt table wa, rut- money to be used in the home. Approximately 70 people filled Mr, G W Skipper. Mr, C \V le n i .«tin an arrangement of Itranilc', and Mr, John Maths,\ red rose,, -n-p dragon, and cliry- during the afternoon. W. P, t’rdrirk Jr. will be Ihe s.vi'hcmuiu- Mrs .1 \| Tiininpruckle thairman for Troop m i Glflvrr, wive, of V.MI 3 attend -•in ami Mr* f.uVria llartison rd a covered disli supper al Ihe prtsidnl at tt.e silver servlte. Mr. M t .sum,- left for New home of Mr- Jeise W. Taft 7 rt T'iny eak, . nuts, and mint* wprr York Saturday tn purchase mrr-1 -rr-i-l OHvrrs assisting were Mrs. dav night diamine (or thr It K. Purcell Pat McCarthy, Mr*. If M. k'och Tur dishes were served hulfrt Company style from the dmlng room table ran and Mrs. W'. Lcfflrr. OPEN 12:15 M 4 p in the Rev, John I'illey A centerpiece of red gladioli add Mis. Call McWhorter It ronlin ilrdiratrd the home. The guests i'd to the Grange Memorial Hus Ml,, llarisaia .tupreeht. Id,to cd rotor. During the evcuing Hie women pita! in Orlando She is in room risin of Ihe Salltc Harrison Chap­ 213. ter national tociely s>( Ihe (laugh- watched movies sent tn them irons Tht low* atory of Ihcir husband* who are deployed ’ v 1 H".h. ‘ rr' ,hr Amerie.n ncvolution. ^ C,lrhc'’ Mm*^Jrawan Mr* J. II tht whitt mlttlontry t;« - « » the sue,, last week of V* lrll,l'*r'1 ** OstwrV W Mw55£led hospitably and tht Eurulan aoMitfl Mr It. R Wn«bt Mr, ll .tton IS t o n s M * ' American IH 'torr ; chaJrmat, asssd Mr. Taft wa, Month former Sanford resident made puhllrlly chairman Shr suggests that It l« an ap Attending were Mrs Don Reba Staggs, a master in the Pat Donahue, son of Mr and proprialc time for all American, Mrs, Frank Donahue, made the In refresh thrmsrlves on American !!rVU*:" .. . I M Rowell. Mr* rullinary arts, tell, us how his­ Robert Tucker, Mr,. O. Don tory and good eating go together. Dean s list for the winter quarter history. Spued I’orlt Steaks will provide Mr, Uhri, ItutL-r, chairman on naud Mr* Louie Hoop, Mr,. Tv Mrs .lark Langford, excellent fare lor the dinner t* Amrnranlsin, anil National De- Dcclman tense. is offering a«M«ia<Hr to Mrs K W toolr, Mr* L s til,- and the* are so ra,v to preMr* It I Conn, Mis paie Thr famdv will imdouhirdly Chili Toppi'd Franks anyone who is Interested in he- lloscptan, coming an American ritirrn she Mel Pirinn. Mrs t: W Kennedy, question llir dl,limit)' diffeirttl lake Delicious .Meal can lie intilaelrd at lirr liomr 'Irs D. L Drarnlpb flavor, ami this it where history Mr*. T. 7.. Leefiner, Mr*. J II. rnnir, into the eonvriiatinn Listen, homrmaket*. and you In Drflary -|-jlr uiiniur itavuring It cumin Mrs Butler suggest, also that Itslfey, Mr*. J W, Johnston. Mrs •hall hear of a *up|ier recipe yo-j will chrrr. tn paraphrase a fam­ voter, support candidate* lor pub­ T. 7 llarwanl. Mr* R 7. 7ar u-ni K m herb, you ran tell lic olfiee whose record* indicate 1?" . 'It* R. F Oilrrholm. '|r» youi faimli is a mem lier of the ous American |>ort loyally lo the Constitution of Hie II. L (J'llars, and her nuither- jiatslrv lamtlv ami is native to It's Irue. frJhkfnrtrrs arm t In law Mrs. T. W Williams, Syria amt t.gypl In 7.tirope. Ihl* l inted States of America 2 0 . .e — I3MT 431(1} frequently Hie subject of poets. lieth is ii.rd to season soups and Mrs f . It l)av son. chairman Mr*.R. -Carrigan.Mr* 17. A pastry while m the ctrient, If* However, at a gathering’ of per- ol conservation, announced that Drtmann. used in (lavotlng meals sons,frankfurter, are afavorite Sanford founder* Day, 7eh *, ' Spicril Pork Nlraks will fie observed with an iqvrn VV-itim .ru 'I'a.fal on many ou anon* m hors house atthe General Sanlord I*ri(IJ fC III 111 TS I O lfl 1 to tt aim or blade steak*, dWtivrri nr a party menu, at a Meimirlal t.ibrarv from 3 3 p in. The Sanford Duplicate cut li to '» inch thick Bridge supper meal nr at a hall park Ttierr wilt tie a marking ot two t lull met Itiursday night at thr 2 table,tuons lard or snack dripping* memorial trees in Fori Mellon Community Critter tm inn of tdc In a supper menu planning, Park. Tlie public it invited l'-> tea,|ioons salt Winners for the evening were home rionomitt Iteha Stagy, wi-V I 6 lra,|ioon |N-ppef ■. — first, Mrs Ittrlir Roberts and SlXfD ffAPPiN€?s es to offer t hill Top[ied Franks 1• teaspcHin ginger Ml', Margaret Davis, second. Dr a, ., suggestion The redpe i, Serve Hash .Mates t teaspoon rrushnl cumin seed and Mr, Lcnnard Munson tied t oninn, sliced C jN i m a S c OPC quick, hit of ingrrndiertl* short, NEW YORK —if P D - Ham with Ifatold llrmutian and Rustrll coco* », DCmat and flay or, Blown steak* m lard nr drip no nee,) In spoil the ant| j im , afr natural hashntalrs Bngliam: fourth, Mr and Mrs pings Pour pfl drippings Season sin prise fry Ihl* exjw-rimrr.t fur ^|,|( ; iai,h-,j>ocmx fmtlrr or mar Atlwrl l*-wi», ......... KKATDKE: 1:0» - St4I yourself amilet your family atl -Vrl'm". "add * 3t>” cupi ihopiird Ttiere will tie a game thi. 1with* sides of steaks with salt, a* the panel of judges l ; ! | . 9;n.l in al Ihe Com pepper, ctngrr and cumin seed. in-iked ham Cook over medium Thursday al *a p m 1hill Inpperi Franks Cover heat until ham htoan, and on sixunit, < enter, coiner nf lAtli St Top willi onion slues tight | and cook slowl) far on« n fiankfuilers ADMISSION KOK THIS lulls are tendrr. Add A medium and Magnolia Air A frankfurter tiuus hour. Yield I tn A servings. yams, cooked peelid and heed, ATTK ACTION. t can if pound 4 ouncest or 2 11 pound > can* yams, drain When mailing turakablr pitts chili with lieans rd and (herd, I (I0 ‘ t ouiun ran , ifli a» perfume ladlles and gla»sA DC L IS NIGHT I'rrk up a rainy day waidrobe 1, cup chopped onion loiidrmrd cream of muihrnom MATINEE • Mlc 90e I .7 cup grain! Cheddar thrr,c wop and <i nip milk Miv lightly ware, pack lhr articles m a bed with idea from I’atls. A hat, scarf of plastic foam, It It lightweight and umbrella sheaf in bright vel­ STUDENTS 8B e Slit frankfurirr* and hum. hut thoroughly, turn into g.rasrd ; ni,' i7„V,iv the" gifti ircuTel'y vet. Plate hun, rul side up. in a JS quart rasserole and iiakr in 9xt2inch liaking pan Plaer ,|it JiOdrgrre nven tS minutes. frankfurirr* on bun*. Combine Scrvr* * chdl and onion and spoon over frankfurirr* Sprinkle with graled Dig gladioli as soon a* Ihry are cheese llakr in a very hot oven mature, or after lhr first frost. 11V) 7.1 for 10 lo 12 nunulrs Tops should lie cut off and lhr or until hratrd through and rlwrsr bulbs allowed to dry until Ihrjr Is melted. Yield: fi servings are easy to dean. I3 n d 8 ..... >e Parly Held Housewarming Held For Couple A M , H AN DS DAN CE — The nbovc ia a (he year with an estimated crowd of 350 acme fr<4>m VAH-7’* All Hamit Dance held Friday nijrht. It wan the biggest dance of people. (Official Phutu, L‘. S. Navy) All Hands Dance Held Friday At Station For Squadron Seven An estimated Ain people were preient for VAH-7 » biggest All iltnd* Dance of the year. The dance was held t-nday night *t the Navat Air Station Ballroom. The mu»ie ol (he Mrr ry Maker* ua* featured. Highlights of the evening includ­ ed tinging by the "Langston Trm". composed of Cdr. t ang, (Diana Wilcox won the hula hoop tlene Wircman. Jerry Wilder and contrit. hi* gudar. Archie Freeman ac­ A buffrt dinner and refer,h companied with hi* guitar. This nicnts were served during, the was followed by dancing and evening hula hoop contest) tor which The lt*t of well known Sanford priie* were twardtd. Mr. and Navy guest* included Capl and Mrs Ahin Mason were the best Mrs. It. D Damage. Cdr and dancers. Hilly Massey and Mis* Mrs. Harold F. Fang. Cdr and 'Ira. K. K. Howell, and Cdr. and , Mrs. Italph Mattus. Church Calendar TVtSDAT The Pioneer Fellowship ol the First Pre»byicnan Church will mrrl at 0 p. in. The Men of the First Presby­ terian Church will meet for sup­ per at 7 p. in. An A,,octal tonal Conference will tie held at Slelson Church In Del.and. Sr,, ton, arc from 33:30 p. in. and 7 9:13 p. m. with sup­ per served at 3:43 p. in. This con­ ference t* for all church officer*. Sunday School workers. Training Union worker*. W. M. U. lead­ er.. Brother hood leaders, and muiic leaders. Plan to attend all or part of Ihe conference. Crusader choir of the First llaptiil Church will practice at 7 p. m. Chot liter t will practice at i p. in at the Fir,t Methodist Church The Association of the United Presbyterian Women, Lake Mary, will meet at H p. m. in the Kduiational Hutldtni; of the churrli WUDNE8DAT Training t’ninn *upi>cr and of fleer* ronferenre *t the First Hiptiit Church at * p m Please get your reservation to Ihe offtee by Monday. Prayer meeting at the First Baptist Church at 7:30 p. tn, A prayer group will mrrt In the Daughter* ol Wesley Class­ room at 9.JO a m. The Chapel Choir will practice at the First Methodist Church at 3 Vi p. m. The Senior Choir will prarttce al Ihe First Methodiit Church at 6 13 p. m. The Conimittion un Education of ihe First Methodist Church will •‘.MEDICINE TO PRODUCE HEALTH, HAS TO EXAMINE DISEASE" *1 l ul MO VAtt»* Ittlfr* ) Mo i l c r n practice of medicine differ* greatly from indent methods. A research team of *cicn* tints, p h arm aceu tical chemist* anil physic ians are continuously studying the causes of the different d identic*. Once thry are known, it ia only a matter of lime before cures are discover­ ed. Physicians now have better methods of diagno­ sis and treatment. Medi­ cine* are formulated to attark the came. Some­ time*. if we have no known chemical that will help, our chemist* invent one by synthesis. That is why the medicines your physician now prescribes can help you more than ever before. LIGGETT TOUCHTON u r iiu t" i s r o s its Cm. lit A M ip d B • ■Quotation by FluMrch , f 46 113 A D.7 Copyright IJil (9W4) meet in the Dependable Class­ room at 7.30 p. m. Thr Senior High Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will meet for supper at (t p m. and for rehear**! at fi:30 p. m Thr Mid-Week Bible Hour of the First Presbyterian Church will lie conducted by Ihe pastor, lies A. G. Mrinnls, at 7 p. m. The Chancel Choir nf the First Presbyterian Church will meet lor rehearsal at 7:30 p m THUB5DAT Girt Scout Troop No. 733 of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Youth Building al 3.13 p. m. The Sund.iv School Council of Ihe First Prrsbytrrtan Churtii will meet In the Gleaners Room at 7:30 p. m. The First Presbyterian Church Culi Pack meeting will be held in Fellow ship Hall at 7;3o j> in The Methodist 'len s Clubs ol the district will meet at Itersr* Memorial Methodist Church, Or lando. at 6:30 p m. The Chancel Choir will practice at 7:30 p. m. Cub Seoul Pack No in will meet in McKinley Hall at 7:30 p- m. Royal Ambassadors meet at the Firsl ItsptM Church at 7 p. m. Study of the (took "How lo Win la Christ'* taught by Fred R. Fishrr al the First Baptist Church at 9 13 a tn. Additional Contest Information Told Jelly And Jam K e c ip e s , , T r slA I O la Myrtle Mil«u«s liomr DrmonsUalion Agrnl H you are going lo make Jelly, Jam or preserses — you base a choice of sesrrat mrlhodi. To grt a good quality Jelly, add and pectin iiitssl he used In the proper proportion,. There i, the traditional "equal measures ol fruit and sugar method." twilled down until the tnialurr thickens. Or you can use fruit pectin, liquid or powdered, and a very ihort boil — t minute — which gises more of the fresh fruit color ind flavor. Jellied mixture made with pectin calls for rnon sugar in prni>nrtmn to fruit the "short boil ' time saving mrlhod made with added prclm yield* luger amount also. Mi*, Ronnie McDowell Assist ant Lconomi,t in FihhI Con*rrvatiun says "If your limit• is the traditional melhiMl. Ir>l to Hint out if fruit juice contain, . «ufflcrnl amount nf natural arid and pectin lo jell Mix t part of lemon juice with 3 part* water Taste the dlllutcd lemon Mice — ihrn 1asir Ihe fmll Juice to lie used for jelly, if thr arid in the iwo samples lasted are about the same, there is rnou.-li acid in the juire If not. and the fruit juice tasted sweeter, Hun add some lemon jutee to the jelly stock to obtain the required aridity. One tablespoon lemon Juice lo each cup of fruit juire Is nr,r»>*ry for some low -acid fruit Jtilirs ' Make thr following lest to check for arnplr pectin In the fruit juire: I'ut 1 tablespoon of denatured grain alcohol and I tablespoon of fruit juice In a small dish. Shake gently 1st >vt 2 nr 1 minutes. If It doe* not jell, Ihire is not enough pectin present In make a good jelly If it Jells, add sugar in tlir,e pro. portion* — for a , light Jell, ' iup for cup". Make no more than 6 to * tups of Jelly at liner. Use a rook ing vessel al least 4 time* the capacity of your Juice. When the hot liquid "sheet*” off the »idr of a large spoon when dipped info it. stop the cooking at once and pour into clean, sterile Jars Seal II is not too late to enter thr First All-Florida Orange Dessert Contest. The rontest, offering atmoil U.OOQ in priirs, is sponsored by the Florid* Citrus Commit sion in cooperation with Florida Power and Light Company. Mi ami; Florida Power Cooperation. St. Petersburg; Tampa Klertrie Company; and Gulf Power Com­ pany, Pensacola Applications are tiring aiceptrd by the Commission through mid night. Jan 31. The entries will br judgrd on genrrsl appearance, quality, flasor, originality of rr cipe ami manner of presentation. A masimum of 20 points wilt tie allowed for each of the catego­ ries. The contest I, open lo any resi­ dent of Florida who has passed his or her 17th birthday by Jan uary l, 1939. escept employees Shcrricd .Melon Kind or fsmilirs of employee* nf the NI.W YtlHK - i l l ' l l Now* ro sponsoring rlrdrie utilities and the lime In make the Spanish the Commission or their advertis­ equivalent of watermelon prring agencies. Knlrics must be serves 'Trim and dire Spanish mailed to thr Commission. Boa mrlon rind, wilh hard part rut 2366. Lakeland. Florida, postmark away, until you Have 6 tups. rd not later than midnight, Jan­ Pack in pint jars, and cover with uary 31, 1939. Fntries in semi twilling syrup made by eoinhlping finals and finals mutt tic prepar­ 2 cups sugar, ' j cup vinegar, I ed on electric equipment and tup watrr, tup orange juice, each reripe must tie tor a dessert ' 3 whole cloves, and ‘ a teaspoon and include at Iratl two fresh each cinnamon and powdrird cu­ Florida oranges nr one rup nf min Add ‘ x tup sherry, a fino Florida orange juice, frtsh, fro­ or amonlillado type, and seal. zen. chilled or canned. Makes 3 pints FINE HEARING SINCE In Lake Mary Sunday Afternoon Parly Held DAR Women Reveal Plans Serve Spiced Pork Chops y INGRID BER6MM CURT JURGENS' ROBERT DONAT £ the S ilv e r H aw k bySTU D EBAKER Sporting s ty le — Resolve In 1 9 5 9 To Postural hiDnce iv the iccrct to true hguie beaut). Inat', why the Siauflcr Hume Kedu,m| Plan of ctfoilloicvciiiw andcaluiM rtduiticia I, more itun put ledu.mg. It brautifles your p-ivtutc. gently rrptupoitiuns yuur hguie into ktvehcr, nunt youthful tnukiftf lines while trimming «w>, evict weight lhat ,JJi av,using yeatt to your appecranee. " e vay the Siaufltr Home Plan is a cnmpkic pio|rain cd Kkntitic comcol. 3uu It lay it's vomlrrful Hr>i of at), you tan ux Ihe Matffrr Home Reducing Plan In ihe pruacy -7 vcwir o» n 'ixme. fcww-4’ Tnit mehes TUMMY H IM TH IO H I rhone Oi lando GA 2-3518-513 Fla. Nat l Hunk Bldg. M ghl o r Holidaya Call— Thomas S. Sm ith GA 2 - 1187 full Winter Dark, il-l - 1 lif) 176 r W UOI IIM If P0« i MOOTB-IVr I? fOi l | | f o « A n i l HOMI OIMONSTIAIION Midway 19 4 8 Maico — Orlando Hearing Center dinner ja c k e t dash Take years off your Jigure AIDS Sec- u» at Miller Itadio & Appliance in Sanford every Friday, 9 lo 12 noon. Hat (erica in Sanford *(ock. Call for appointment in your home. For W iv IpoAAonaU | Mail Coupon Nont olhtr Kka it in tha world. Dthghtful dual partonality, Litha, lasn. yef luMunoua Charmingly conhnanlal with an Amariean accant. Lout lo ba drivan Juit tor lha fun ol it. Obligingly practical on ahopping hipt. Seafi hit in lha lap ol comfort and aafaty. Rtady ratponta lo lha twit! of a writ!. Tortanla of torque at tha tap o/ a toa. Stops with Ahctity, too; largo brakai turn tha nick. Thu la tha Silver Hawk. tf$ Sludebaktr't wonderful **y to make motoring a »port. It'a Studebekar'a daring detign lor persona v. ho would rather ' >un with the crowd. y A U? e#»t «lf • m HT.%rrH?u n*.ni» ri* ! I I>•4hC* *•# IVI-* I §• I* «tf*7»i«f ,*fJfmifi** *»*rt tkt f'M t— t»i lAl «A, |l Ill'll. c«. (.> It'S-, I UOrtU .11 Trained) / II 12360 with "6'.* Only *2495 wilh V t . V y - ^ t t i w i a a i f t p— Bonded Counselors Lorn led To S e n k t Seminole And Vnluaia CounliM. mww w f SanfordIOf)IMotor Cov Inc. SANFORD AVK, SAM OKI). FLORIDA ? �SERMON ON THE 'MOUNT* Editorials fa r ty For Squadron V ■Fine Civic Gesture ^ ’ ••emlnole County may bo found licking on w nu point*, ■ Cul old-fashioned hospitality rertalnly Isn't one of them. , Those who attend#*! tht "Welcome Aboard'* party for VAH*1 at Sunland Kitatea park Saturday night would lit quick to ajree that this waa a very fine gtiture on the part K Odham ft Tudor. The local conatruclion firm entertained peraunnei and families of the squadron whlrh recently moved to the San­ ford Naval Air Station. Also in attendance were city, coun­ ty and buaineaa leader*. Mora than 1.000 attended the party. Thi* was quite a alicteuful event for Odham ft Tudor, and the many housewive* who prepared the food consumed by those who at­ tended. The Importance of the party for Heavy AMack Squad­ ron One and familie* of per*onnel be»i was described by Ctf. Sid Haney, commanding officer of the group. " Asked how the new squadron liked Sanford, ( dr. Raney eafd: "We like it fine; mo*t of the men think it's wonderful. When the move was announced. man> wrre somewhat «|»prthentive about interrupting their training and home life la Jacksonville; a move of thi* nature alway* upsets, to gome extent, the daily pattern of life.” Many of the men in the new squadron were enthusiastic about Sanford at the party. Never, they said, had they hern an honored. In all of their travel*, never had anyone made them feel so wanted, fThla expression of welcome to our new residents was very Important. It came at a time when families are trying to idjuil to a new home, new community, new friend*. a/fThe party by Odham ft Tudor will be l*nrficinl to the cohilruction firm. Many of the*# new residents arc living In home* built by the company. i nut, the party wa* important to Sanford and Seminole County. It wa# a tiemonMra.ion of warmlh and congeniality, vlitble evidence that the*# newcomer* are at ■'home*' here. All who had a part In the planning and the work can Editor. |purchase. You havr to let the lie proud. It waa a unique event, the warmest kind of ''wel­ Thr Herald; vales person know. H works woncome" to new resident* I have read with intern! and ders. Before you think she tor * va • • I Letters To The Editor ■ •Jj introspection the letters wriltru b n wav not a very friendly perregarding mrrenanta. stores, salts son. did you invite friendliness? people and our Sanford stores Our town is getting so large in I wondered if we shouldn't tool population, maybe we can all help at ourselves as purchaser* and i# some small way. Tell a friend, customers to see where we msy stringer or acquaintance if you '•.’ •Florida Court#*)' Week now i* under way. In Sanford help, too This is our town, snd know where a purchase can be we have been hearing mdrh lair- msde. Talk our stores up Men fj|4 Seminole County, thi* week ha* special significance. «... Sanford Is the defending champion a* Florida's ".Must ty about it being friendly and lion that the window display Is attractive Take complaints to the Courteous City." The Junior and Senior Chamber* of Com- courteous. head* of stores or departments Also, though I m sure the mrr (Mice are sponsoring activities which member* hope will chants reallie that much needs first, or merchandise that proves Mtlm the title to Sanford. improving, and I've veen many unsatisfactory Competition for the award will I* stiff. Winning in in rocent months Ibi »e have Think somettmrs u| *11 those 19M will make It more difficult for Sanfonl to repeat, other to be tike city stores* In a city beautiful gift packagFv that were cities seeking the award will be able to use many of the near us, I like to shop at time*, wrapped for you; thr shirt not In stock, hut ordered for your hus­ •veula that Jaycee* used here last veer; local Jay ere* must and sto I have made, often. * band; the cold rainy days you selection when I would have liked •hang*, at least to some extent, the activities of Inst year. have taken a little more time were *o"S al home, and many .* ’ Coming up with original idea* for 1950 will be more tn The sales person didn't hurry me. went to work lo serve you and difficult because Jayceee went -all out” In 'SB. By her look snd smile, there me May tie all of us should he be Despite Sanford'e chance* of repeating, everyone will were many others waiting1 hind the eounier as a sales per be a winner during the week. Courtesy cost* nothing, but it's In Sanford store*. I'm welt ion for a short period, tl would worth a great deal. Friendliness is a fine characteristic. Ac­ known rim no VIP—Just hern n'l last but I'd learn' cording to the medical profession, it require* fewer mu«cle* here 33 years'. I'm guilts of m»ny Signed things Me* R r. Cooper to emile than it dots to frown. Wf Magnolia A'* Often, a friendly smile anti warm gieeting make the Did any of us. alter saying m Just looking.” suddenly find my'more pleasant for a neighbor, or s stranger on the "I’ what we wanted and find all ihr street. sales people busy* Then or leel Thi* I* "Courtesy Week" ami everyone will be conscious tn a big hurry. Never was any­ of the fact. However, we suggest that the special observance one at .slow as the per sort ahead John BCOT PlaQUC Iof Ul- Il s hard to wr„.. ____ «*it our turn ” be extended for the remainder of the year. Do we sometimes in the middle The John II Bear Memorial ■—■"Iof finishing a purchase see our l,:*oue was wen by Heavy Altarfriend of long standing enter and Squadron Eleven lor thr month of tuddrnlv turn lo visit, ar.d even ‘ t*#ce inter, ••Walter Morrow Turner, sun of, Master of Acts degtre with a ma­ •how the grand babies' pictures The plaque Is given monthly lo yor i* polititsl science. No formal M/.’ knd Mr*. R. W. Tumar of] hies* 'etnt If I'm In a the unit at NAS Sanford main­ msd-winter commencement eser Sanford, is among live csndsdales; •lore 1 Hnd I gel waited on by taining the lower, rale of traffic fnrdesreet from tn* laiserstty of ci*es are planned Members of thin simple Inline somebody know I'm violations. graduating class will he invited to rips cling to be wwiled on They Mississippi. Jan. XL Cdr Bear was lumnianduig offi­ Turner is a student ta to* grad- parti,lest* in thr spring program, can't spot always the “ just look, cer of YAll-11 when he wav killed oat* school, and will ttetiv* the- May 31, r r s " You may say. ' Oh yes, in an automobile accident a year they know you " snd ■ half ago Vo I Hunk it works ir.) went r y i'A in a strange store you have been \ 1 ."V i ’ ffwH.dvi U Cm. * Over. A C aoM lour dilirtrnt lengths were le­ waiting sometime Thr manager atrue. III1 1 l>’ V;i \0’ TT •!"•)} |. Wheel port tun gally rrcognltrd as constituting says. "Could I Help You?” You 4 Ortak Mitr I Kant? ttw 'V « j . 'i * i»l could say "Yes. what on eaith the 12 inches of a foot until the ft*, mailre " j ;i,t 1.----'1 «* -/•: da you have to do in this place T. "S Bureau of Standards came ennt 4. M*t*m« O iussrsl s' V ) : ' j l -d to gn wsued on*” but you say. along in the early 1*04*. is i : is •gbkr.) II J ' j I. Dumhatk *71 “ Ye*, hut everyone verms busy. ! 11 -, i 14. >*>* I Dstsot I*. O il— r •1 ti i Now thr managtr is waiting cm Inciallmrnl plan buying tn thr 4 Cost*era M.Oilof 1 * ,; ! l )” 1 l' S Ic esprrtfd In reach an all1. Choeolat* M. Qurto’s I,1 IIIta ' I ' '-I-] 1 you! higheat f dUOia ; ' r n *nnk Some’ customers do not want time high of 112 3 billion during aii not* • Stunned iwaoauro help or assistance in making a I IMS 34. Arabian tssOrtu's Sststi 1* Scold* 14. Sign of garment* ronilanlly hay fsstr 37. ----- Chart* 34 Mora I t rismia II. Depart >4. Goad* ration si It Door t iR a f flli ai.Kt*4 tf 17. t’ nlsi# il.) Itatsla 111 tkaitedeay 3*. Prepoaitiea IT. (Unseat 1».1 33. Aliartaa 4t. Mr. It. PitatoT* Inex Robb S ays n r INEZ ROM Before any more of our foreign *nrt domestic critics toss the har­ poon into American finance, in­ dustry and big butinesi for re­ ceiving and entertaining Anastas I Mikoyan, I would like to have the floor for a few momenta. Perhaps the trouble with these critics la that they are not born reporter* and have not tried to learn what went on when Mikovan and American leaders met in private. What went on was not surren­ der of American big business to Vlikov an charm iwhat'i that •lain* i. No. indeed. What went on w n a “ slugfeit” with Ameri­ can financial and industrial lead­ ers boring in on the Soviet * De­ puty Premier in a manner he is not apt to forget if hr lives as lung as Methuselah. At the luncheon given by 'he First National City Bank for Mi­ koyan, and attended by :« of America's leading financial figurrs, 1 am told on the best pos­ sible authority that there devel­ oped a Donn>brook In which the Vmeriran* worked over Mikoyan like Joe Louis over s prelim boy in Joes pslmy days. ' They gave a damn sight bet­ ter than Mikoyan sent,'' my In­ formant said. "They had him steadily on the defensive. Every question asked him was search­ ing and acute. "And it was a |oy when they started giving it to him. The American viewpoint sat present­ ed forcefully, to say the least. He was given an accurate picture of American strength and American umt). He was told to go home and tell hiv twits that all Ameri­ cans arc iftiued behind the gov­ (in* third of *11 I*. S public ernment in its opposition to comschool children iravrl to claiiti munbm and in world maneuv­ in school buses. ers. "There was the kind of honest, Communist sigresiioni and in. dedicated flag-waving at that transigence and how united the luncheon to warm the heart of nation is in ita determination tn anyone who believe* in democra­ resist Soviet threats. cy. Critics who have been cry­ "In public. Industry presented ing aloud that big business was a civil fsce to Mikoyan, but in sessiom 0 about to surrender to Mikoyan off the record, private and communism should have had with him. Mikoyan got the truth, a glimpse of the wigging given like it or lump it.” my informant the deputy premier by the repre­ said, "and 1 think he'll be count­ sentatives of the American finan­ ing the lumps for a long time to come.” cial community.” The second report, again frum a firsthand source, about the re­ ception iccorded Mikoyan by American industrial and banking leadrra is a rundown of the small gathering for the Soviet leader at the home of Avrrell Harriman, former governor of New York "At no time or place tn the l nlR. N, Rlsckwrlder, manager of ted States did Mikoyan hear tougher talk or rougher truths." the Sanford I'enncy* Store, an I wai told, "Once more, he w»» nounced today that his store ha* given an accurate picture of been selected st one of a sun 11 American strength, unity snd group of Penney stores In the l'. firmness of purpose to resist Com­ S, which are offering credit fact munist blandishments or pres­ lilies In their customers some time this spring or fall. sures any place in the world. The store manager said thi "I am s Republican,” my In formant continued, "and not an credit plan will be the newe*t admirer of Avcrcll Harriman. but type of charge account, which will I doubt if Mikoyan hiv ever heard enable the emlomer to pay her tougher talk than Harriman pour- - accounl in full within 30 days of ed on him- I would say that liar , billing dste without s vcrvice riman worked the deputy premier charge. over with brass knuckles. y0r customers who wtih in 'Harriman opccially insisted spread payments over a longer that Mikojan go home and tell period the plan will give the op Khruthchcv how all the American Hon each month of changing an people, including American bust- account from a regular ciiar;< ness and industry, feel about io a conventional planned payi mrnl account. Illackwelder emphasised that ihr Pay TV Opposed errdit plan will in no way change WASHINGTON t lT I i — Itcp the company's long standing, low John It. Dingrll <|)Mlrh.) says mark up policy for customers »hn he will introduce a bill to outlaw wish to continue to mske their purchases on a cash-and-carry subscription or evsy television. The congressman said he be­ basis. Thr plan wilt be set up *v soon lieved the American people were "overwhelmingly' opposed to pay as personnel can be trained and procedures established. TV. Penney Store Here Will Offer Credit BIG It’s Courtesy Week SLICE OF YOUR DOLLAR Squadron 11 Wins Local Man To Get Masters Degree DAILY CROSSW ORD goes to make some community more prosperous 9) yours . . . or the other fellow's An I 'e r t j* of mors than 30*. #f the dM :«r you spend stsys in tht city wh*f* H'| spent . . . ta support sehotlt, furnish fire and police protection, put dawn ptung . . . . ta pay ihr folks who work for )*u . . . to support cburchti snd charities . . . to ba Invetird in more kinds of merchandise for )vur sflntion and convenience . . . to improve •ervice facilities . . . and lo support all lie other thing* that promo!* prosperity, growth and beier living in a Community. T r # u f« r £ N*a driver# 34. ,iate*r tr»m M Mumtar itn iu i- I d s K ick 33. Macaw* ■I.IMaOwllt articl* FA2-037S . DrputiM c E .Mlanlir Nat. Dunk Hldg. w 5] 1a V* 11 w \M z r m 4 at llssS, trait sat SIMM la ia r ta r . 1-37 *••**?. aal Ik r lsiw s i formerly gaiwrdwv III* as St* Post SlffSrt atr«t* stsva aatssae tetatss *T. II aC Mata* a. tat*. SlwHta, avast i|t Srs .1 tour*** -. la • w i a l t t at |>a l t i l t # l*t»aa stilt* la ratine# ttrla t■#* *•* ttataiirts*** *< *M » * total arstt atiavt# it ikto II S lt llfT t a S M t s i ......... % * - • ta community ... not som ebody else's! Bob Crumley Agency v,#u.V.rVo\vJ ' tl" " “ * at'iVvs~i»if *V»*S‘ vV»nav _< iv> ran»»________ _________ s n . i _____ _ h u ijs « l~ I iM lt r yourdollars build u Tund»y, January 27, 19X9 P*t* 4 M ake Matt* fla t JOHN H. WILLIAMS 1NS.AGCY. H#presenting: American Fire & Casually Company 1r PAYS Ti BUY VVHERE YO U LIVE 4) �............ , lig ers Still Seek General Manager; Ferrell Fills Gap DETROIT a m - Rick Per • r ll It acting general manager of the Detroll Tigers today but thr search (till Is on for a prrnva nent successor to John J. Mellale with Paul Richardi and Ril! DfWitt attll the moat frequently men tionrd choice*. "I ve had a few rail* from pen plr wanting the Job," Tiger Presi dent llar*c> R. Ilanttn laid. Terrell replaced Mcllale. who reiigned Sunday to accept the gen eral managership and a vice presidency of the Milwaukee Braves. Hoard Chairman John E. Felrrr •aid the appointment of Ferrell, 33-year-old North Carolinian who caught more American l.ejgur game a — I.WM — than any other receiver in hntor** wa* Decenary to keep the club running smoothly with Hiring training lei*, than a month away. A Ferrell *aul hi* firat concern l« •ignlng pla.'ert to 1939 ronirsrU Eight already hate slgnrd and several olhcrv* have agreed ver­ bally but only Frank Rolling and Ray Narleiki of the tint atrhiters are under contract ’ •Rick i* doing an evcetlenl job a* farm director." Fetier aaid •and we don't think it would tie wue to take him away from that pott. Me could remain acting gen­ e r a l manager for the whole sea­ s o n or we might have a permanenl general manager hv opening day." Cage Scores Tu«i., Jan. 27, 1989—Pape 6 She tanfnrh IrrelD Simla Is Favorite 'Tucky Tops Tech, At Track Tonight; Take Second Place Ladies Night Set Called fir** International presslvrly caiv 94-70 victory over The nation a No. 1 college hat I Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Only a CIbill tram trim finklly finktlv hni ketball has rclimbed loss to Vanderbilt mars the Cals' into second place in the South­ record—and only that loss keep* eastern Conference. them out of a first place tie with The Kentucky Wildcats movrd undefeated Auburn out nf a tie for the SEC runnerIt was Johnny Cox. the tanks up slot Monday night' with an im> returner ff’ tti last year's cham­ pionship tram, who set the pace for Kentucky's ramble over the Yellow Jackets, lie bucketed 31 points, most of them in the first naif, and was one of the even mg s top rebounder* It wa* the only SEC gamr of record for the night, although Al­ NEW YORK (C P I'-T h e mid abama strengthened its over • all season examination lull in college record with a 73 36 victory over haskethall left Kentucky, North Southwestern l-ouiiisna. The only Carolina and Kansas Slate atop action tonight It a non conference the l ruled Press International gamr b e t w e e n lamisiana State ratings in that order today and and Loyola at New Orleans Tech w n hoping for a repeat of kepi the top to team* the same last ) ear's upset victory over as the week helorc. "Ihere was the piospcct nf Kentucky, but Cox and company some citsngci, however, after this set a winning pattern early. Cox, week, when several of the na­ who had his wind knorkrd out in tion's leading powers rr*umc their a first half rollision. at ted as a schedules aficr a week of idle­ decoy m the second half while mates Hill Uckcrt am* Rennie ness. This urrk s top to showed only, Coffman, who wound up with 21 ore minor change from last week. and 19 points respectively, did 3ticnigan Mate, tied with St. , most of the shooting. John's of New- York fur the No. 7 Tech's s p e e d y little Ruddy spot last wrrk. gained undisputed Rlcmker contributed 27 point* to possession of seventh place, while the losing cause It wav Alabama all the way in St. John'* dropped to No. 6 Aside from that, it was North the game at Tu*calno*a. The Carolina State m fourth plate be* Crimson Tide had a shooting per­ hind Kansas State, with Cincin­ centage of 40 1 and grabbed *6 nati, itntlefcatrd Auburn, Mir hi- rebounds. gan Stale, St. John's, Rradley and Mrs! Virginia 11'IH Im completing ifeiUJllJIlYIIIInil the lilt auk | |*k| n top 10 in that order Kentucky Retains Lead In Cage Poll -^ r Ring Results Team Fulnl* 1. Kentucky itli iJ4-l) 303 | NEW YORK it PI) — Stefan 7. Nurlli Carolina 181 110 It 794 lletll, IP.*1*, Passaic, \ J . outUnited l're«« International 3. Kansas .Mate i»> 413-11 . 771 iHiimed Danny Russo, lit, Krook East Creighton *7 St. .Michael* (\t.) 39 4. N. Car Slate 13) (13-31 773 lyn, N.Y. tlOi. 3. Cincinnati <117) Tot p > ;rv rl £7 Wagner 6> 6. Auburn ill (13 0) 17* CARACAS, Vrnrruela (L'PI>— South 7. Michigan Slate 4in 2a 113 Sonny Leon, 130. Vrnrrurlat out­ Kentucky 91 (leorgia Tech 70 Albany iGa ) St. 67 Ft. Valley 61 6. SI. John * (N Y ) (1. w .M I 91 pointed Willie Pep, 1-73's, Hart­ 6. Rradlrv (M 3) S3 ford. Conn. 110). Shaw 96 St. Caul Poly 79 10 West Virginia (14 3) 33 lleth.-Cookman 63 Knoxville 74 Second 10 learns—It. SI. l-oulf. MILWAUKEE (DPI)-Don H er­ Alabama 79 Southwestern l.a, 38 Western Kentucky 90 LaSalle 74 30; 17, Marquette. 19; LI Diel; man. 178'», Midlothian. Tex , out Miami iFla.) 69 Ky. Wesleyan 64 Utah. California and Mississippi (Hunted Willi Romanoff, 20U. Mil­ Slate, 13 each; 16, Northwestern. waukee tIO). Carson Newman *4 Belmont 70 12; 17 (del, UCLA and Tcxa* Midwest Christian 6 rich; 19. f i n Slate, CHICAGO i l l 'l l —Bobby Rog­ Ohio Stale M low a 71 ers, 132’ ], Chicago, outpointed 3; To. Oklahoma City, 3. ^Kansas Slate 7* Iowa Stale 33 Don Wafd. 133, Chicago (It. Rradley 77 Detroit 63 Cincinnati 71 Drake 31 PROVIDENCE, It 1 (UPD— Mmnesuta 61 Illinois 71) Tommy (.arrow-, 114, t larrmonl. Northern Mich. 76 Wheaton 6 t N il nulpomte*l Tommy Tihbi. Rockhurst 61 Omaha 33 i ;3't. Itovlon i ID). Eastern Illinois twt Mllliken 71 Voung*Ioan 63 Geneva 63 M IL W A U K E E ( I P I) - Roman Southwest ROCHESTER. N Y. t c r ii-n n b Sain. 119. New York, stopped Ed Houston 66 North Tex St. .’*6 Turley, Ihr "no windup" World Ila*el, 113, Germany (2). Arirona State 97 Aritona 69 Series hern of the New York West Yankees, wound up with the StO • Colorado St. •-» Colorado Mines 30 WO llickok gold and diamond uklahoma City 36 Idaho State 31 atudded bell today »v Die "profrs*i«na1 athlete of the year" for 1936 (iinnUs Sign Hurler* The 26 year old right • handed MI AMI i CPU-Eight 12 Ibket SAN FRANCISCO tCPl)— Jack pitcher, who had a hand in Ihrrr bidder* won 11.00: 4') each Mon­ Sanford and Rilly Muffett, two of Ihr Yankee*' four sertra vie- day night, the largest daily double right banded pitchers whom the torie* ovrr the Milwaukee llravrs. payoff in the hlatnry of the San FranrDcn Giants obtained wa* prc-cntcil with the bell Mon­ Wr*i Flagler Dug T u ik after la*i trasun, signed with the day night a! the annual Rorhester 'I lie winning 6 4 lirkrl combined club today for the 1939 campaign. Pres* ami Radio Club Dinner fur Maid l)' Thr Sra. >39 winner nf the polio jumt. (he first rare, amt lit 60 Vendor Turley accumulated more than in the aeeond. twice as many points in thr vul♦Dodgers Sign Hair LOS ANGELES (C P h -lbtch er ins than fullback Jim Brown of Johnny 1’odre* and outfielder Rip the Cleveland Rrown*, who fin­ R yff Meets Andrade Rrpultkf Inday returned their ished second in the balloting hr NEW YORK (CPU - Light signed conlrari* for Ihr 1939 sea- sport* writer* and sports broad wrlghts Frankie Ry|( of Newcaster* York and Cisco Andrade of The Yankee fast bailer posted Ciimpti-n. Calif will meet m a a 21 7 record la*t sra*un and prr H) round bout at Madison Square vlnu*ly won thr Cy Young Award Win* (iolf Tourney Garden Feb 12. while (line Full­ C A L I, Columbia <U P|i — I’e lr a* hatrball'* top pitcher lor 1936. mer, thr former middleweight Cooper of Pnnle Vedra. Fla , won ihampmn from Writ Jordan. There were t.736 women study Utah, ha* *ignrd to meet S\ilf _lhe Colomhia Open golf chain •plooahlp Sunday with a 72 hole to­ I Ing for thr engineering degrees in Greaves ol Detroit m a 10-round tal of 78J. Boh Watson of Arda- the LT. S. in 1937, compared with bout at Ihc Garden Feb. 20. Roth ley. N.Y*.. was second with a 763, Ionly 661 In 1130 bout* wilt be leteraii nationally. Bob Turley Gets $10,000 Belt As Athlete Of Year • Daily Double Pays $1,002 In Miami Blind Golf Champ Gets Award Tonight NEW YORK (CPU - (.barley Roiwcll wax startled whrn the 9 min suggested they go play a round of golf "Actually, I thought thr guy wa* null." he says. necauic Charley Bovwell, cap tain, l\ S Army, was totally blind. Rut Charley wrrd and luday he is the national blind gutter* cham­ pion for Ihr toih year. Which ia why. tonight, he II receive the Ren ‘ V Hogan Award presenled annually to the pervon who ha* made the greatest inspirational comeback Previous winnera Include Pre»L dent Fnenliovrer and the Isle , Ralie Didrikton Zaharias. Rut Charley, a hald hu*ky from Rir mingham, Ala , traces even that company. Triple Threat Halfback Charley was a triple threat half,* b »r k at Ihr University of Al­ abama from I9V» through 1910 lie plgyrd in the 1936 Roar Bowl game against Sam Chapman’ a California tram and railed the playa In a 7 6 win over Fordham and l-en Kshmonl In 1939. nut baseball bs-ikunrd and hr was ready for a Iryout with the At lanta Cracker* in ihr spring of 1941 when he went Into the Army. "I had the best eye* you ever saw.*' imitr* thr 42vrar-old Bo* wall. But on Nov. SO. 1911 In Grr many a Ruhr Valley, where he was a captain with the 64th In­ fantry Division. Charley leaped iip on a flaming lank to pull nut a young friend. Just as lie toned the youngster In the ground a shell strurk at Charley'• fret "I woke up six day* later and both eyca were gone," he lays aimply. There were facial hurna, hm. as well at thell fragments In hi* body, and it wasn't until 2*1 monthv later that he wa* di* charged from an Army hospital HR* Hrst Rail "TTie greatest thing that hap penrd was that day In thr Valley Forge lloipital when this rehabil­ itation worker stopped beside me and fall ‘Charley, let'* go play •vine golf,'' hr say*. "I thought he wa* nut* but I went along and fortunately I really hit that first hell. If I had mined, I ERRAZZ0 Floors Cleaned — Sanded — Polished TERRAZZO WORK OK AM, KINDS! Frt* F sila siti — Call l'a! SEMINOLE TERRAZZO FA 2.7121 108 N.M> rile might not have gone on and played " Roswell shoot* in Ihr 90 ■ and onre had an 61. Married and the father of three children, Charley runa hi* own insurance axrncy in Birmingham and credit* golf with much of hi* rehabilitation. Phils Can Go Only One Way! EDITORS NOTE: This is the lilk la a series of it dlspitehex by major league managers givWg mid • winter appraisals of their team*. W'e're *1111 open for trade*, .but Freese and ranrho Herrera for Sawaiskl There i an outBeld were on a more solid footing third hate, and Herrera also ran ly well set with Richie AshMrn, Take a look at Ihr Infield Ed take a turn at first. Granny Ham­ Harry Anderson, Wally Pest,. Bob Rouehre on ftrtl base. Second per* had knee make* him an un­ Row man and Dava Phillcy. * . hate wa* atwaya our prnblrm. known quantity—at least al ihl* We have Iota of pllcbera, |0M t.adlei N.jht i* staled Thursday but now we have Sparkle Ander­ writing. onea. too. Tbat’a one reason why night at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Ry EDDIE SAWYER son from the Dodgrra trade, John­ Sound Catching Staff we traded away Jack Sai^ool. Club, but a smarl-tcokinc mis* Manager. Philadelphia Philllrx ny O Rrlen and Ted KaiantM Valiny Tboma* who came to ua We thought w« could afford- To named Simla will be out tonight to Reuben Apiaro can push Chlcu in the trade with the Giant*, ait* trade. You ran start with Robin Wrlllen For I PI WAYNE Pa illM i-T Ite Phlla Fernandei all the way at short­ very wrll in a catching Half uf Roberta who made a great comashow greyhound fan* that every drlphia Phlllle* have Improved stop. There's Willie Jones, Gene Stan Lopata, Jim Megan and Carl ha ck last year. There's Don Card* night it Ladiei Night. well. Curl Simmon*. Ray S«p|, Simla is favored to win the fea­ themielvr* in the off season—and proch. Dick Farrell and Jitlc tured ninth race of a I0e*ent card we expect to move up In 1939. Sure, from a last place f.ni»h, Meyer. W> added Ruben Gomes beginning at 6 ; 10. ihere s only one place to go. and in the Sanford trade. Jim Owena Early odds say the white and that'* uq Rut I want to point out has had a touch of the majors. bnnUIr good looker will lead the that with every deal we madr All in all, we look fairly good la park from the sixth post position, during Ihr nff season, «r added pitching. the same spot Imm which she *prrd, something we were licking Qalna Wilt Help ran srrond to the lamous-bui fad­ badly. Thai gives an idea nf whaC'lk* ing Indurill, In that event. Simla Speed and yoqih Thai came *hou!d look like ihlt year, an tn* covered the flve-nxieentha-mlte with every deal If* very true, MORGANTOWN. W. Va (CPI) pelted for attempting U steal field with speedy, young haR play, distance In 11.06 seconds, some ot Ihr newcomers are from —The West Virginia Cnlvrruty question* to semester examina­ era who will get every rhaaee lo Elaine Nug. in the first spot, is thr minor leagues and slit! must football tram was dealt a blow tion*. prove llirmtrivet, sounder catch* figured to have *n excellent prove tbem*rlvea. Hut when we for the 1939 season Monday whrn The dismissed players were mg and fairly strong in pilrfi|og. rhanee at victory. Earlier in the went Into the minors, »e went Hirer squad members were ex- probable star ting fullback Glenn We have more rtepih in the tn* Shrinbtin, Ninon* >lt«, W, Va,; field than we evrr had, and if season, she won a v.rade A event after the hesi from thr same spot in an imprcisophomore halfback Dirk Man those youngster* ran pros* them* As I see It, Ihr Phii'.ies have ion. 3>, Wheeling, W. Va.: and •elves tn he major leaguers, vrAlll live 31.08 seconds •trong pitching, are strong dr topnomorr fickle IK)n iDuck) be all righl. TYe should mo** up. Heavy Friico Ruck, running f<naively and generally have Im­ Smith '20, Nilro, TV. Va. from thr ftflh position, is another proved themselves. We added a John Quinn of the Milwaukee Coach Art fPappy i Lewis said llrave* coming to ua aa general early favorite in me feature. catcher We could do with hitting hi* squad would be hurting with­ \l*o in the Grade A event are —hut who middn't* manager Is a good break, lie's 6 out the srrvirr* of the gridders. personal friend. I've known Mid Deep In lnlirldris Mister Fred.’ Pin Check, t,olden but added. "1 don t condone what for 23 yeara, ihr same a* t knew Honey, Edge of Nilr end Limber For the firat time in my rec­ l wiled Prrvv InlrrwalU.ial the*- did." Timlier. ollection, we are two and three Roy Harney, and hell huitl* to When George Yardley cant The plavrr* were dropped after help out. Three of tonight « fast lo races deep in the infield. I doubt If the play, thr Detroit Piston* are in hearings before thr schools dl«are Inter eight* tiulr affairs, the tram ever ha* been In »o secure trouble Quinn know* our league as well riplinary committee for "utiau- a> anyone In It—prohably belter fir*t, seventh and loth. a situation since Rob Carpenter The Philadelphia Warrior* look Indies Night rating Thursday took It over VW did a lot to add advantage of Yardley'* absence thorlrrd entry" into Ihr univer­ than moil. *' * features ftrr admission for ail extra infirldrrs. from the Detroit lineup Slnndav sity Grid house "lor the purpose women, including la* charges, There aren't many Infirldrrt night to score a 107 96 victory of obtaining semester final exam­ which will be paid by Dark oprr- available in the majors. That's ovrr the Piston* in the only game ination questions," Acting Preii* ator Jerry Collins a* an e*pre«*inn why we had to go after fellows plated in Ihr National basketball dent Clyde I. Colson said. * '*9 Colson said the players rntrrrd of appreciation for enthusiasm untried in Ihc his leagues, hut Association, shown this year by Central Florida we got the bc*| we could Were Yardley, who became the first the field house, where most of women, pretty well satisfied on thst. player in NILS history In scorr the men'* physical education »* ■' more than 2.WM point* In a sea iTassrt are held, on the night of Tonight's lineup tn 1he Sindipur sun during Die 1937 3g campaign, ■an l( in lake a look al the will be lost to the Pistons (or phvsirat Education Department s Rowling League pita flrit-pllfa IVrfrdion Dairtai and third ptaca about three weeks with a broken master exam. Lewi* was particularly high on Wilion-Maiar at the Sanford Bpp L bone (n Ihr left hand H» JACK I I DRY Paul Arum, thr circuit s srrond Ihr ability of Shamblin. a 23-year* log Allrr. ,>i common a* Guttering pennant* Roumillat a will play Rohsoa'6 highest scorer this teason. teamed old junior, who ha* hern drafted NEW YORK (UPl» - Frank al Yankee .Sudtum. by the Chicago Cardinals profes­ and TVadei will meet ABC, i« t*> Lane asked *Tl it iritain Hill * with Joe Graboskl lo score 39 sional football team. Lane, for one. would w»!<umc Rill night's other game*. •**•••■ buying into Ihr While Sox?" lie point*, ihr lallrr tanning II in ".Shamblin probably would have Yerck back In thr mayor*. Shlrlry Simei rolled a big W rxplamtd. "I wax down in Ha­ thr final period when Ihr Piitonv been our starling fullback," I^w‘ M l certainly lie glad to sec vana you know, and all I've made a strong ronirhaik. .last week, making her the secedd Phil Jordon, who had 73 In a I* said, "and both Manlon and |member of the Sandspura te |a him back," said thr Cleveland In heard *incr I came bark were would have played a lot of welcomed in Hie yV.I.B.C/i h l f l losing cause for Detroll, earned Smith diam' general manager today, those unconfirmed reports." football" i lub", and to be awarded * geld thr Pistons an g 6 *6 Hr with only Thr writrr gave his miidi info Lewii said he would have lo pin. ‘ He'll pep up thr American seven minutes lo go, bul Ihm to Lane, but frit like a guy send League, which wa* olt about 10 In the men'a league last week, Graboskl gut hot and thr War­ "count heavily on sophomore* per cent in attendance last sea­ ing pinrapplra to Hawaii a* hr rior* pulled away. The loss wal again nrvi season for reserve fust pi*,e Burnett Dalnters ,|egt I did it; for he doubted that Senur tirrnglh,'' son." all three game* to Ke*r York life l.anr was an unlnformrd a* hr Detroit * seventh in a row. la-wis said he had been rottnl- Insurance. Maiher of Sanford *ta Lane rhutklrd and added. * Rill professed Grahoski wound up Ihr game'* Ing oil .Minion, a 133 pound speedand I alwaya gel a lot of action." Anyway, the wntrr told Frank tup point maker with 30, while «ier, to hack up veteran half­ two games from ftukur'l MliQi Shop and Ihe Celery O ly ITintera Thai a an understatemrnt. Whrn >IC* prarlirally certain lhai Verck Arlrln had 29 Gene Miur F a l l * went fur a 7 1 victory over GfM't back* Ray Peterson, Frantic Frankie and Barter Rill and Hmk GrrrnJ'crg will buy 46 chipped in with 21 for Deli oil. Church Va . and Davr Rider, 5eminole Dry Cleaner*. get togrthrr, toman trades art per *enl of the White No* slock War, W Va Tmwotrn* nlghl, Ru'netl wilt for alHStil !2,TtXi,uOO from Mrs "I Ju*t hope tin* thing irxpul meel Mather In Ihe "Alateh-oMbeDorothy Comlskry Rignry Iwlore stont doesn't hit these hoy a loo Week," on lane a 1 and 3, K6W Ihrlr optional deadline. Feb 16. hard," la-wi* said. Turk t.t(r and Celery City PrlnttRf Chuck Comlskry Insists upon will roll on tanea 3 and 4 .,end MIAMI REACH t l’ Pll-Flashy holding Ihr 34 prr rent controlled ilukuia Mimic Nhnp will take on by him and his wife. Hr will con­ guard Di*t llirkox scored 21 Gene'* .temlnol# Dry Cleanerg on points Monday night to lead the tinue with the club, hut probably lanes 6 and 6. a* president Instead nf vice presi­ University of Miami lo a ns 64 victory over Kentucky W'esleyan The annual Dot I'uwrll Hindi* dent. BEHRING f CPU — Official* in Thr iluh will hr run by four di in a see saw haitir. rap tournament is under way at PITTSBURGH - ( t 'P I ) - Short* Miami led 33 3o at haiftiinr but Ihr brhrtng International 12 hour thr Mayfair I'ountry tTub. Eli- rretora—Churlt and his wife, and slop Dirk Gioat of the rtratea, glide fur thr lournev are rni-nr Veetk and Grrrnbrrg According­ had to cdur from (lie pomis Endurance aul i rare lodav were a former Duke havkelbill alar, tiers of the Sanford Women * Golf ly Rill and Hank are ripectrd lo lieliind in the second half lo win again a>krd In allow |wn Mexican keeps his shooting eye shark by have voting powir at director* the game hrforr a crowd of 2,too irenaget* tn drive in the rare, appeanng In ocraiionat batkalball Association During a one minute pertwl In from which they were barred last The tournament i* sponaoird liy meetings equal in Ihat of Chuck rx hi bn ion games during the wtfi­ thr second half. Htrkov tank three |year Miss Dot Powell, one of Sanford s and hi* wife ler. I'edro Rodrigues Jr., 19, and leading women gutters Due to Whclhrr Churk will |n*iu upon field goals Run Godfrrv, al*o ol seasonal dutifl in her *iurc, 3D*t continuing a* general manager it Miami, wa* snood high (mint hit brother, Ricardo. 17. were man with 19 Krniucky Wrtlev turned down l*»t year because nf Powell is unable In t>lay much uncertain NEW YORK 1DPI) _ The N6ve golf in iht winier. but her trot>byAnyway, will* Veeek on the an i *i*r guard. Drily Coleman, i insurance (noblems rovrrmg dri­ vers under 21. Rut no tilth prob­ York Mate Harness Recing Com* si Iinulatrs increased i n l r r r * t hoard, it a not likely that the was held !u 16 (until* lems rvitl under Ihe 1938 rule*. mission hat revoked Ihe m y among other member* of the A* White So* will lie railed live "Pale 'the pair, both old hands at er a license nf Benjamin GroabOrff ' ----------------------social Ion. Hose" any mure—even If hr doesA taw again*! slavery was rn sports cars, sutimlllrd Ihrir appli­ of Detroit because of false |4«te. First and second round* already n't go a* far at ordering midgets acted tn Rhode Island rn May cation* for Ihe Mareh 21 event menta mad* In Ml license Ipplihave been playe*L The third round mtn thr line up. Monday. II. 1632 raiwn. must he played by Jan 71 l-rad Ovrr Ihr phone lo Urvrland. mg thr field are Mis* Ellen the writer asked Lane if he had Rett*. Mr*. Hank DeMeftt. Vlr*. any Indian Sox deals in mind for t.'omr tee J'or i i n ir tr lf. . ; hrrr’t a rnr y o u ’ll W. K Mcltobcrta, Mr*. Andy Veeck Minh. Mr*. Bill Foutk. Mr* "No I haven't." said Frank Andrew Carrawly, Mr*. DrGanahl "Rut lull and I will certainly took and 3li** Crnlr Heard up something in a hurry." Verck will be returning to thr majors for the first time sincr H (iolf Offer Refused Ids sale of the St. Louts llruwns* BALTIMORE - i l l ' l l — Man­ franchise to a ilaltlinotr group ager Paul Richard* of the Ralll- five years ago. Ills flamboyant more Orioles has turned down an promoting wa* unable in b oos t thr offer in serve at tluh pro for a llrowni out uf ihr doldrums *1 Scottsdale, Arir , golf course Rich­ though It pirstoutly had succeed ards it a consistent 70 ihoolrr on id remarkably with the Cleveland Indiana. the linka. f - 3 W est Virginia Gridders Booted For Exam Thefts Yardley Injured; Pistons Bow Again Bowlers In Action Tonight, Tomorrow Sports Parade Dick Hickox Leads ’Canes To Victory Golfers Competing For Powell Trophy Mexican Teeners Seek Sebring Okay (iroat Keeps ‘Eye* LicenHe Revoked I jOV'c?, H o n o r - and O h jQ B o y ! A ,{'k y TH£ M£V/ The Welcome Wagon Hostess Will Knock on Your Door with liiflJ k liicclinjfx fD’iii Kiiendly Buiiiicag Neighbor* and Youp Civic and Social Welfare Leaders RACING Nightly 8 P. M. ightly (except Sun.) 8:10 Matinee Wed. Cr Sat.# 2 P. M. ★ SPECIA L M A TIN EE FRIDAY • Luxurious Clubhouse • Heated Stands Jerry Collins, Ope rat or Sorry, No Minor* On (he vccanion nf: Change uf residence Arrival* of Newcomers lo Sanford Phone KA 2-1756 Ruth Gailaihtr GALAXIE h i J f i M»»H a*4 twii sscitmf car, k ■ (tarred « >oo4i oi>4 in kituty la Iha afagaM ThuMdarklrd. a*4 0 i h>« Moil 6*o>M W*gg»g al Hv* Yaa, If th» IhumieilRid cue gjew min a sis tester, inis »nuld I# il! It's "Ihutvierbird ' tn every way but price, Ii ha* ihe cla*»|r ThunderlHrd roof. , . ThundeibiH mmlori wilh plush •*r(«-|l»g snd Insni linnt ,eat (adding ...'IhunJedurd T-6 "CI>,H tlrfl Ton never had it •<> IbumlerUrtl for Collide. m i wnaiii-A m»*T a tu n r iL L Y P B oruan u sm cam IM 6 STRICKLAND - M ORRISO N, lac. 308 E. lit ISt «a*i ae (MgMfaaJ Of Located S Milas Ssulh Sanford On Highway 17*12 FA 2-tjjfti EaUr SylvaaU Pla4*f1»*k CoMaal , . . Saa Yotr pnrg Dealer Per Pell BeUila. �I L o k t Mary UPW Circle Met last Tuesday Night Cuban M ajor (Sets Death Quotable Despite Poor Evidence Q uotes By FRANCIS I.. MCCARTHY Peru, now aiiigned to the judge Ualsed Pres* Internatiwtal HAVANA IUPI)—Maj. Pedro advocala general's office of the By Elite J i m Kewgh MOSCOW — Premier Nikita S. . . .. , _ . . . ... Morejon Valdes, second “ war revolutionary army, bathed her Vailed rresbyterian Women. |crimtolj-. ,0 i*. lr(ftJ hr „ . « u Khrushchev commenting on Ihe t, met at the homr of Mri. , rn!cnrrd (o death early today brother's brain* out with a rock visit of Deputy Premier Anastas after knocking him down. 1 Keogh, Country Club j , f lfr in all night trial. Mlknyan to the United States: •From his report to us we gel Tueaday evening of lait \ three-man revolutionary IrlPerei wai promptly jailed pend The hoitrit opened the bunal found Morejon guilty of ai* Ing Investigation of hrr rhargc*. the Idra that the possibility of a Bfeeting with a devotional follow- ■aiilnallon. thaw in our relations is not extheft and other n i«d by lenience prayer* from the rrimrt deipite the fart that only rhided. To play at cold war now group. Mr*. Ruby Linden, chair- about a third of the 35 witnesses is very dangerous business.” ■an, read a report of the sell called againil him were able to Title a tad aeeompliihmenti of the offer first hand teitimony about JIASSLNA, N.Y.-Chief Corbett Raft year. She alio expressed ap hie alleged crime* or to identify Sundown, representing fhe Seneca Indians in s Six Nxlion Indian lation for cooperation and at- him a> their perpetrator, anee from member*. confederacy fight against paying The defendant, wearing prison New York slato income taxes: • - The purchase of a punch bowl blur*, was veiled tietween two end 13 doten cup* to be uicd ilmllarly-elad men of approti"If my people wen- smart, they la the adueatlonal building w ii mately hia height and build. Witwould have lunk him (Christo decided after which Mr*. J. M. net* after wltnrti failed in alpher Columbus I and wr wouldn’t be in this trouble today." Thompson reviewed the final Irmpls to pick out the prisoner. By Jo Hammond . chapter in tha study book, ConverThe defrnie argued also that Phone VA *3312 ■ nationv on the Middle Rail. CHICAGO — Itaibara Slrgel. there may have iieen confusion Hcartahaped eooklev. tiny land tietween the accused and two oth­ ' ‘Animated Magaiine of Fa*h: press agent (or a Reatnik Poets wlchei, nuts, valentine candy, er Pedro Murejons in the a rm y- Ion" prrvented at Lyman high Magaiine telling of a poetry rrad tea, coffee and orange Julec were one a major, the other a lieu­ school I’TA meeting last Tuesday ing to lie held to raise IJ.WO for , * nerved by tha hosier* m illed by tenant. The defendant did not at- night featured members of thr a printing bill: Mrs. II. M. Gleason and Mrs. ways ute the •‘Valdes"—hla moth- Homr Economics dais showing "We’re going lo charge II.M (or Joo Smathers. cr's family name—which editing- fashions for all season*. Mrs. Es- j •dullr and ft (or sludents, but anyone with a beard can come in The next meeting will be held u|»tlf, h|m from Ihe other Morr ther P. Williams directed. at Ihe home of Mrs. P. t). An jofU A six-piece dance hind, under free." - - — dtraon on Lake Emma. T*vc crime moil often mentioned Ihe direction of Michael Fisher. Those present Tuesday night In thr testimony agilnit Morrjnn provided background music as NEW YORK— General Sessions wart Mrs. Linden, Mrs. Thomp­ was the killing of 13 farmhands, each model appeared through a Judge John A. Mullen in sentenc­ son, Mrs. Abbte Frecie, Mrs. Mil- one or them a 6-year old boy. flower and fern bedecked picture ing Thomas Fitipalrick to six lick, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. P. An unrxpcitrd sensation wat frame. All member! shown were months in jail for landing an air­ V. Anderson, Mr*. Richard Her lie, provided for the vpertalors when handmade products by members plane for a second timr on a Manhattan alreel: - -M r s . LuVera Harrison. Mrs. W. Iteina Cctpedrs, a girl from Ori of the d sn . "There is no doubt that making Kress, Mrs. Art Ailing. Mrs. C. entc Province brought here to tes­ Mary Rowlcs and Dick VckowW. Sjoblom, Mrs. W. Furgerson, tify agsinit Morejon. identified a ski provided vast amusemrnt with airstrips nf New York City street* lira. Walter Piper, Mrs. A. Croc­ spectator ai having hern one of their clowning and mimicry of It fraught with danger." ker, M n. J. R- Reives and Mrs. his men. models. WASHINGTON - Sen. Francis Celebrates Mlrthday Thommy. Min Ccsprdr* >ald Sgt. Adolfo \ UPW T . Meet Miss Cheryl Strong was honored Grcrn comment ing on a report The Aasoeiation of the United at • party last Tuesday crlrhrat by Allen W. Dulles a b o u t Presbyterian Women will meet to ing her tenth birthday annlver Intelligence Agency work, espe. dally Soviet economic and prop* night at > in Ihe Educational sary. Building of the Churrh. Guests were presented with hair gamla offensive* m. Barbecue Planned "There is no doubt that Ihe barrettes and note books as favors * Tha Wettmlnuler Fellowship of and were served refreshments of Russians have made up their i a e Community Presbyterian cske. ire ereaui and cold drinks. minds lo l»e the No. 1 nation.” r church will sponsor a barbecue Dancing and games werr en­ WASHINGTON <UPI*-A mem joyed during the party hours. Wednesday, Jan. 21 In the Edu­ tier of President Eisenhower's cational Building. Serving will be Attending were Susan Eldridgc, cabinet says most bakers use Gail Hammond. Reeky Young. ' • <TOm 5-7:30 p. m. * , r H . M. Cochren will cook the fresh, wholesome eggs In their Donna and Reeky Harbor. Pame­ Meat and teenagers In the Fellow­ hatter. la Farmer, Irene Agulias. Sandy Arthur S. Flemming, secretary and Sherry Johnson. Margaret ship a n is charge of other ar­ of health, education and welfare, rangements. Tickets may be oh Rlanlon, Lucille Rarbieri. Lorric. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A told a news conference he didn't Jalinda and Falecka Noble, of tained from any memi-er. mean to blacken Ihe good name Orlando, Beth Ylner and Dchie woman drpuly sheriff of Rakrr Presbyter!sa Officers County withheld morr than SlO.Ors) .H. M. Gleason and R. W. Keogh of the baking industry recently in Strong. in cash from official funds in Scan Installed as elders of the hit announcement of a crackdown Bake Kale Community Presbyterian church, on the “ Incubator reject racket.” The Lyman Junior Class spon lale 1937 and early 1938 but re­ Flemming had said the Food & sored a Bake Sale at postofftrei placed them after the shortage fuaday during the Morning Wor­ ship Service. Harold M. Porker- Drug Administration would move In Longwood, Casseltwrry, Fern wat discovered. amlUi was ordained at eld' r; llill in on bakers who use rotlrn rggi Park and Altamonte Springs. Sat­ Stale Auditor Bryan Willis re­ Cook, Jot Smathers and R-qr How In their products. urday. Jan. 24. Proceeds will go ported thr Incident Monday in •U Jr., as trustees. Tint brought the baking Indus- lo defray expenses nf the Junior- his audit of Rakrr County. He said Mrs. Margarrt J. Slur -These men were elected to the try bouncing to iu frct |n protest. Senior prom - it man, office deputy for Sheriff Ed [Ices at the annual meeting of Flemming Monday had this to Prrsonsl* church held last Wednesday lay: * Mrs. Casiir Malers. forinrrty Yarbrough, repaid Ihe money tn |hu "Wr arr glad to say that tjiose of I-ongwood, is visiting her August, 1938, after live short jgr nigh The present ruling body of the baker* who do buy these eggs dsughlrr and son in law, Mr. and was turned up by the state audit. ■ - church la R. W. Keogh, clerk; constitute a small minority of the Mrs. Mrrir Harris, and many of The auditor said Mrs Sharnian. II. M. Gleason. P. D. Anderson, industry Wr know that most hrr friends In longwood. Mrs. who resigned late r. made fictitious Harold Hockersmith, Waller Pi- baking firms are quite particular Maitrs* new home it In Delray hank deposits and krpt the money per. W. Furgctsoo. A. V. Kemp about the quality of their eggs Rearh, Fla. herself. He added that a shortage of and Mrs. J. N. Thompson. •"'! other materials ." Mr. and Mrt. Elmer Uuti, Kent, Board of trustees ere Joe Sme“ And while this Incubator-rejrrl Ohio, have twen the guest of Mr. f.VU was found in thr Sanderson then. Bill Cook. Roy Howell. Jr„ rarkrt is conservatively estimated and Mrs. Victor Hansen /nr the Negro School lunch room account hut that the principal made It op Robert WIlUi. Arthur Ailing and to be a million dollar business, it past two wreks In other reports, Willis said two Mr*. II. M. Cochran. 1is <t"ilc *m*ll, of course rofflpaird Arnold F'oss, Dale Finch, and Mr*. II. M. Cochran is Sunday to the total volume of eggi used Roger Turney, Rockford. III., are Pjncllst County justices of thr School superintendent; Joe Smith- by the legitimate industry." gursls of Rill and Marge La- peace had hern suspending senirnccs and fines wilhuul autho­ t n . assistant. 'Ihe Associated Retail (lakers of Hree. • Teacher* for Ihe coming year America claimed the secretary Miss Cheryl Slrong, daughter nf rity. Hr said they agreed tn stop ’ ■ir e Mr*. Ted Ilrooklyn, Mr*. I an bad cast a “ reflection on all hak- Mr. and Mr*. John Strong, cele­ thr prattler. *te Lefflrr, Mrs. Arnold tlmey, trs" by hit originsl announce- brated her IWh birthday Tues Mr*. Patrick McCarthy, Mrs. tnrnt. day. Manv of Cheryl's friends John Tilley, Pslrirk McCarthy, R. were at her party In enjoy cake, W. Keogh and Walter Piper. ire iream and cotil drinks. " • Celebrate* Birthday David Peters, son nf Mr. and MILWAUKEE, Wit. (U P I) -Colin Keogh was honorse at a Mrs. Carlton I'eters, graduate nf Itrp Emanuel feller <I> N.Y.) party celebrating his third birthSHORT HILLS, N.J (UPII— Lyman with the etas* nf 193*. is d»y. Saturday allrrnoon. “ Space John A, Fielder, director of the presently stationed at I.arkiand lias predicted integration of public schools won't be accomplished un­ age" was the tbrmr of tho parly International Flower Show (or 21 APR til "about the year 3000" unless and was artfully carried out in years, died Sunday. Ihe atiornc) general is given au­ j s r l y favors, the "space" cake thority lo enforce it. J|pd star cookies. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPli-Thoin Speaking before members of ••'•Guests were Debbie and Laurie as A. Rose, 35, a former newspa the Wisconsin Rankrra Assn. Mon­ Dedman. Debbie and Robin Pillry, per inan in Buffalo and Syracuse day, Crltrr said hr would puiji David McCarthy. Linda and Kim- dird Monday of rsnerr. _____ NEW YORK (UPI)—Mrs- El- for a hill in Congress lo give the berely Wilber, Util Sjublom, Ka­ thy Willard, Chad Williams, Dean NFW YORK (UPIV—Israel Urv r*nor Roo,rvHl **1'1 ,od*F ,hf attorney general powrr to rn•' would favor Adlai Mevrnson as forre desegregation and BUI Barley. David and Marly in. rclirrd merrhanl and Iradrr Ifockersmiih, Craig and Keith in Jrwish affairs, died Sunday id secretary of state In a Democrat­ Crltrr also blamed President Ei­ senhower (or Ihe lag In integra­ ic national administration. Keogh, Kenny and Stephanie a heart attack. Mrs. Roosevelt msde Ihe state­ tion because "he ha* never Indi­ Hl-kson. Patty nilley, Drbhlc cated whether he app.ovrs nr dis­ Goble aod Ned Day. SAN DIEGO, Calif. (U PD -M sj ment in hrr question and an­ Adults tndudrd Mrs. I-ouis liar Henry Erank Schrordrr. St-year- swer column In MeCall's Msga- approves o( the Supreme Court's desegregation decision." JjF* "u |Jr*' old veteran credited uiih sound line. Roland Gobr, Mr. John Pillry. , h bugle whlch ,rnl u - m -s i 'i urn feddy RnoirvelCi Rough Ridrrs lean Willard. Mr*. Rlehard Wtl up San Juan Hill, was buried her. Mrs. Ty Drdman and Mrs. Monday with lull military honors. Pat Riltey. Srhrocder, holder of Ihe Con­ Ilanswarmlag Party gressional Medal of Honor, was a Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brooklyn werr young non commissioned officer in hpoorrd at a housewarming party the Spanish American War whrn by Use Sunday School memhen hr sounded the call for the fa of the rresbyterian church, Sun- mous charge. Hr dird Tuesday at 487 afternoon. his home in long Reach, Catlf. Personals -Wr. and Mr*. Shorty Omay and DETROIT <UPI> - George T). children spent Sunday In Jack­ Grant, bicycle racer and a pio­ sonville visiting rrlalivci. neer in the auto industry, dird Mr. and Mrs. Rob Rugensteln Monday. have as their guest*, hit parents of New York. TH ! fUNEIHT * Longwood Students Featured In Fashion Show E Most Bakers Use Wholesome Eggs Audit Is Critical Of Woman Deputy t c£ M /. «e X u /. c U P ^ - p Mc v r 7 okay- ." — E v £ s t / C a v e m a n ? W 5ECO M G M MV C A P /I THA"S TW ATS MV MV V%aec»OMG V CAP | - y --------------------------i s ^cu © lesso m s WAS PHONy.'.' I SHANDVCU’SE \ p c p c c s u to Pa / \ T r- E D A S t A jE S o c nor if C 5 V -A S T A A T C N V / ) - PMONy Excuse TO cUbl er • Mw E. WI3W C v !9 7 WE« J P " w o w ;-T N o > ^ a HUNDRED AND^ j M v*-. AX,. X X < u ■f. s o 7. M X M ! •it'lNrAU.CAY (HOUSE *s n u o iH - oUw'jf. Cetler Sees 'Mix' About Year 3000 Deaths otJivNG /* A'.D I WANT -J ( TO Ktt P IT THAT ) v-’a v te a ( NOW. WH£SE ABE YCU State Secretary? 'A dlai, Of Course Juveniles Erred; They Kept Diary I • - PITTSBURGH (UPI >—Authori­ ties have ended the robbing activ* Itlea of three polite Juvenile* who kkpt a dairy of their mtsderds. Juvenile authorities said Mon­ day (he youngsters, two 13-year* •Id boy* and a 13 year old. kept » dairy tn which they accounted I 8 r 33 robberies already commit­ ted. and « more pilfer jobs Ihcy had lined up for Ihe fulure-xll busloeia establishment*. They are not without manners, poller said. After robbing the Uni­ versal Car Loading Co., they didn't forget to leave a note which road. "Thaak you.” ____ KEROSENE lie • OdorlcM IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION Uc i' « j ' C ar. i t t * F a it WIWTAII" — Alkinson, N. Y. flmei VICTOR BORGE IN PERSON (0M1D3 IN MUSK Sat. Jan. 3 l»l — ft;3l) P. M. HANFORD CIVIC CENTER Still A Few Ticket* Available A t Itmimlllal and Anderson Liggett • Tourhton Drag Stmt JaytM Bnnlh at Eow DeBary Sundries Atelnway Concert Grand by— Hlreep Music Ca. C M .O H VA< • g f f 'i i & f T W E L L , V .I U ' AWCMir. AKDt'VWW 1 j i usvMi t m v.n b o u suHcr. fiCHOpu j OUT. ..lO P A V ^ v ,A vftonica ! PON T YOU A ACf. YOU MAVB Ab>1H!Ni. i WtnD'Ur. ' r . lO Lto t * < * O U O T t U viW IO M % iw huw thd / J \ .1 ••<■’ ! HOMKM3RK NO VCV WV CARV< ' 1 ^ /■' X ----- <• f-l CANt COwr *• Ovftr ToavkiT/ GaJ S X < CCASM SlM° Open your Vacation Saving* Account now. Take a super, apend frre vacation later. Easy fo open . . . juat 55 or morr. Rawer, atill, to arid to i t . . . in person or by mail. Start today. Take oil for Canada. Hawaii or Alaska later. ASP PCNL? >ovjR t siEt-r* al l LOUP-SP6AKBR, TOC.' S-'OPOUT ,>«T A T T, X V66 TS& f ir i Admission 53.00 and 53.00 llcnelif; Seminole County Haart Fund o �Dust Catchers Can Become 'M oney Catchers' If You Use An Inexpensive W ant Ad C L A S S IF IE D I— a L O S T I — F O R A N D IN D E X F O U N D R E N T I - L O S T A F O U N D S— F O R R E N T Stir •anlorfi lrratk aX)ST—LEASE. Du Sal* Oo 2 BEDROOM unfurnlihed house. $63 inunth. Phone FA 2 2*40 Evrr>thine. Furniture Center. Tuei., .Ian. 27, 19f»9— Page 7 LAFF-A-DAY 9— F L O W E R S . F IA N T R GRAFEVII.I.E NURSERY BEAt riKUL HOLLY All kinds and slrr< Grspewlle Avr. FA 7 ORb. 13— Special Barries* HEATING H. H. POPE CO. i• ■ —ASTI CURB FOR I ALA F A U T O R T T O Y O U .A L U M IN U M V E N E T I A N B IX N D S 204 S. Park ---- FA 1 4234 Enrlr-srd head. Sagprool boMorn FOUND- Set nf keys on boat jet Room with kitchen privtlegerail with plaiitc ends. PUitln ty lilt Seminole Rlvd Oanrr Call KOrest 4 3311 after 5 p. m 4- R E A C H R E N T A L S Ts'sriilon Tubes Tested Free. or rajon tapes. Cottas #r Rjloa Marion Market C A R D AGE can claim at Jaycee'a Informa­ 4— W A N T E D T O R E N T 2 Brdroom furnuhed apartmrm ROLLINS HOBBY SHOP cards. •» TLA NTS (or sale. Tred Thuntion Booth at the Zoo by payine 4— R E A L E S T A T E F O R S A L E At The Sign Of The Totem Pole. Srnkarik (.lana und Paint Co. 2II’ i laurel. ton. FA 2 19B) for thii ad. 2617 S. Fretseh Arw. •— F A R M S . A C R E A G E • 112 111 W 2nd St. Ph. F A 2 -44S 1 STORAGE SPACE — Downtown :-F O R RENT" G R O V E S WOODRUFF'S area SM »q. ft PA t 7)16 Quick laundromat Serrtca T - R E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D Jackets - llnota • Tent- - Luggage E a r n - A Garden C e n t e r • 2. 3 and t bedroom house* and Shirt- Vint shod In 41 Hours •— M I S C E L L A N E O U S A R M Y N A V Y S U R P L U S ANNUALS Kurniahed garage apt. 2 bedroom, amall apartment. Sanders Dry Cleaning 310 Sanford A r e m i e • -F L O W E R S • P L A N T S M l C e l e r y A * 4. living room, electric kitchen, ROSA I. PAYTON. Broker P. 23th St. Foodmsrt Bide S H R U B S bath. p«rch L carporie Adulta Phone FA 11301 Gaheater — dinette. tJOl ETRott. Klorat Arrangement- — Corsages. MM 'TIISIDE LAUNDROMAT _ IS — O F F I C E u q i lP M E N T only. 473 Ph. EA 2V«4. • 11— a u ' t o m o i i i i .e s . SANFORD FLOWER SHOP v\ M AKA APARTMCHTS: r u a i I'OKUH glider — Itcrl detk chair ENVELOPES, letlrrhrad- stair KA 2 1*22 nr KA 2 0270 T R A I L E R S private lath*. 114 W. Firot RC Rich farm land for lea*r, al*o, 2 —boy« beginner hike — hand mentv, invoices, hand bills, anl II— B O A T S A M O T O R S bedroom modern h o m e lawn mower — stroller — Singer 2 bedroom cement block houie. I I — A U T O M O B I L E S — T R A I L E R S programs, e t c . Proarmive is—f a r m s u p p l ie s a EA 2 (WOO portable lahle. Ph. KA 2 3434. unfurniahrd. FA 2-4030 Printing Co Phone VA 2 293t — M A C H I N E R Y 31 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. RAH. $300 | 104 W ill 11th SI 14— P E T S • L I V E S T O C K 12 Ft. upright llotpoint deep* itouin with adjoining powder v- r k a i . e s t a t e for s a l e E A 2 H -M before * p. m . S U P P L IE S frcerc, late '3(1 model, write room private bath—close in— CUSTOM BUILT HOME ROLIjAWAY, Hospital ant llahy 15 — A R T IC T .E S W A N T E D perfect, looks like new. Call 601 Palmetto. FA 2 44U8 '37 41 It Houirtrailer, mu-t go, • CB — Terrauo Klnora Be«li. Day, Week or Month— It— P L A C E S T O E A T KA 2-7011. mod any oiler accepted. • 3 Brdroom — 2 Bath TeL KA 2-3t$t. Furniture Center 17— B E A U T Y P A R L O R S Colonial 2 itory home KA 2 7104 •e Paneled Den FA 2 0471. 114 West First St. IS— F E M A L E H E L P W A N T E D lit frigrrator and stove $63 each. . I I — M A L E H E L P W A N T E D tM4 Myrtle Ave. RENT OR SALE: 5 Acre farm. • Cuitoin Kitchen 12-BOATS sod MOTORS lurnltuir Moving A Storage 24- M A L U O R F E M A L E Largo 1 bedroom bouae. large • Endoard Garage I E. I’ llll.l.irs. Agent Kl R N IT l HI and SI— W O R K W A N T E D barn. Eaav term*. Joaeph B • Fenced Hack Yard “ Gateway tn the Waterway'' WASHBURN VAN LINES llo rS K IIO I D G O O D S • 2 Easement* to Dkr IS— B U S IN E S S Levy, I’h EA 2 1223. A o tr Prtnriide Dealer nm ) rench Ave 1 \ 2 IM I $1 m i Down — Mortgage O P P O R T U N IT I E S HOBSON SPORTING GOODS SELL IS YOl ll FURNITURE KA 2 3(04 Beautifully fumtahrd r o o m . BY OWNER JS— S P E C IA l S E R V IC E S 304 6 A K. 1.1 Khans KA 2 3961 •hoe- in • We BUY thr Mo-t EA 2 7104 14- P I A N O S E R V IC E S giil.l or • Mr- SELL the Most - a-vrrUsting brontr. Kor the Beat Buy* In Real Ealate 54A—BUILDING CONTRACTORS M E R I T R Y O l I B O A R D M O TO R S -liver—Write *‘ I wonder it he known what he's sayin g!' • Wr PAY thr Most 1 Bdrm iin.*urnltiied apt. $70. 3KK C U l.l.K N A I1AKKEY 25 — E L E C T R I C AT. W. P. SMI III It All! KK A ll M I'l R lit XDIN'G rtWT KUO. Magnolia. KA 2 3911. W. A. Cegle, Jr. Salatman C O N T R A 4T 0 R S Outlu-ird Salea A Serrlre M. Ph. KA 2 (4177 KO N. I’u k Ate. Fh. PA_» a»»l ti A -B I T L D I N O . R EP A IR S . 4— REAL ESTATE FOR BALA *— REAL ESTATE FOR I ALB 7313 Park Avr T.A 2 4211 ALTAMONTE Lovely new 2 Nd 55B B U IL D IN G S U P P L IE S room duple*, water furnished, SOI 111 PINLCRl hT. 1 bedroom • Blti VALUES REAL ESTATE D R I V E I N ST— N O T I C E • P E R S O N A L S 14— P r l s U s e - l o i h *S e p p l t ' a U 6 -ROOFING A FIT WRING children w e l c o m e . $91. Ph. • yi IKK CREDIT « home. I1* hath* Low down '2141 7'trnch Avr COUNTRY CLUB J SI— k R T lI 'L K S F O R S A L E • EASY TERMS MIDway 71112. payment, 197 month 117 W'. SLAAIESK veal gH -int kltleni. r 14— f u r n i t u r e ; A J. W. HALL W .m il and Dr. F A 2 2934 WIlaSON - MAIER KA 2 122* Clean down«lair* furnitlird apt., MANOR HOUSEHOLD Brallor New And l se<l Furniture oil heal. 611 Park. "Call l le ir I hons FA 2 3*41 Pair of Stamrie cats; female age TITUSVILLE 2 Italrnum* 111 E. Firat St. KA 23422 l’ l t MHING A HEATING INC. Kurn. Apt. Ph KA 2 2*00. four, male age two Mrs. W. C F lorida Hoorn IF IT IS IlK A I. ESTATE lucensrd — Bonded — Insured Kanrary, <oi w. t*tb l\ I IIP M V I I I i « l » I • 14 1 ' M l . _ $SAVE$ Crumley A Monterlh Brand new duple*. 21t Concord « i i i n r *t m i : » t % t i ; u f n - i i N a — F .U .A . ||»% »\ «\ l» M ill t K H I W M »• a! 117 South l ark l b. FA '2 4693 I T — B E A U T T P A R L O R S Cocoa. Coc»a Beach, le-rvburg. New & I'ned Drive, c asselberry. 1*3 mo. I U l \ I 4 9 1 t i l l I I I 4 I 4 V4 M l . S H ? I January 22 Sanford, Titmvilte amt etr Day* GArden 3 9003 Furniture and Appliances M l l l l i: u l I I I I I . ^ 1*1 H 'll S A I . I Beautiful 2 Urdtiutm Admlwlonv $*• > f l N l » 1 . I C » til \ r i R l»*at ” a t SANFORD - Phone K.A 2 7KM Sanford- Most Modrrn Night* Cllrrry t 3731 i t - b d l M i l >B t » f I f * H ' R t # o f F l o f U R ( It Home Kitchen partially Mra. Dorii Jean Sandbcre Brautv Salon r « i l u » n « 4. furni-hrd $110 my equity. $17. i DeBary) Sleeping room with private rn •% a • Soil Water T. A' Stamps ri.l'MRING (In clu d e - Honing) 203 20$ E. First St. Ph. FA 2-0142 per month FIIA approvr-l lay. _ Mra. Bill Maion iSanford) trance and private bath. l l . t K I* 4 U K H i t ' l l . • I. Sa* IIA K It lE n .S R E A L T Y ' N O O K Contracting A R epairs a F lo rid * kOip«rfltt)P. » •*-. rated at lit Country Club Circle, 103 So. Oak • Martha Beni (Sanfordi KA 2 3996 TiRfarulRM r Used furniture. *ppliine*i, tsela FA 2 3742 Free Kstim ates N oTlt*i: «•»* im lN U N T Im j M A I N Just <df West 20th Bernice Whlchman (Sanford) etc. Rought--old. I.arri'a. Marl R I. IIA R Y I Y ritt m i t ; t » i s « : S m a l l furnished apartment. lo ii Marino I Sanford 1 IS *7 l i t s u n IN I) n r Till: 14— K B M A I . K R ltL r W A N T M tt 2!) S-nford Ava Th. FA l-ilML 20) Sanford Avr Phone KA 2 33U KA 2 U 7u 7. M T I I n l t l T Y « » F ' T I M . I T 4T K i » » MAJOR IIROtVN REALTY Donna Miller (Sanford! *" " f# F 1.4 •I : l t • 4 HOUSEWIVES: Earn ritra money Lutina White (SanfordI Realtor % 1114VI I T > 1A X n t . V . 2 New llontra — Kor RENT or « t Tl Ol . V A li . Sl .I t %»•» only monthly a l l n * • i d i i i a « 4tl » > a r . In your -pare time. Mr- B Dl-rhargrI.AKE MARY SALK I R R t l R l I l i a - r « 14 I *4' 14i ■ l i t ) M A h ' • Blocks Watt Of French averaged $162 per hour. PleaMra. Ila>mnnil Srhulir ami Ph. EA 2 3237 m FA 2 IHI I at i f i i t f f n e i , ratal*. m o r l l s i R « r 1 Bdrm . 2 Bath*. 1123 . ||#| I f f I f I a# ■ ant work, vhould have 12 or Avenue an 2<Hh Street. baby lioy ISanford I 2 lldrm . Kla. Boom, lltw mo. I*« i e v I r g. f T o t *! h # r « i n a M * r i l f R c i l b * I'll A IR ING more -pare bouiv each week. MODEL UI’ EN DAILY Penelope Lloyd (Lake Mary) *-| a o . | l h * f s l l u t R l n a H t r i u H f I n * F.4It.41E ll'S AGENCY ID min. drive Ka«t of Bate. H E A lIN t. i f . * ' Rn $ i it a l l t . n k n o w it D * r » « r Wine MrElrod. 4u« W. 9th Martha Bred (Sanford) Used Furniture W B. Bridges, Phone Evenings • t R l m i n a V V. lannrr, Realtor »' |hr-m h «r u i i t l R r BY OWNER: 3 bedroom CB home St . Sanford. Kla. or phone even Villa Erholt (Sanford) h> i w i l i f t # ■*i • • n*e a r # a l a o . l ** AIR 4 o.NIII I DINING Geneva 2IH I). II. Whitmore. A-tor. on shaded lots, ideal location. SALE ingt K.A 1 2707. | * k n u o f» I a- I • I I I ! Betty Karon I DeBary I C D N T R A C T and R E P A IR W O R K til S Krench Avr. I'h KA 2 3221 a-f 4» H * Can I n- financed 911 I atalma l—FULL S IZE HOLLYWOOD U Maybellr Have* (Sanfordl P A lilF I. \ t 9 I 10-7 S a n f o r d \ v e . K A 2 6342 llr Phone W. B West KO 3 3226 After lioura KA 2 2t.tR or K \ 2 liJI SEAMSTRESS for rut apron-. Steelers Si>;n Hud l t i . | i | N 4 i I ' . l f h i v f 44 01 BEDS EACH 124.30 Sarah George i Sanford i • T h a t » a a r t a.f l a a t I a. r V * R l r I * Average earning- II 3o hour. Oviedo ailer • 30 p. m l-TWIN SIZE BEDS, EXCELL­ Donna Miller (Sanfordi PITTSBURGH (U Pli — Ray l.ikv M a n o t i •• » f iJ»«l in HA4 .MONT) .M. 11AI.I. Kupairs ENT CONDITION EACH ItS.OO Simple, easy. Canvassing not IMumbinir r i 4f i i . , v > L I I l ‘a > * n . I ’ u h l i a Mathew*, one of the oldr»t play January 21 •a, rata nf f 9III I Ii a>| 9 C O U ti I 1, Sm irl People HUY HKFOHK REALTOR A IVS lROH required Write NOVELTY Joe C. Tbomav 3-ODD OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Admissions era on the Pittsburgh Sleeler* in ri.vrita n i c i * » * r I la u l a f l f d l l * Third St. A Park Avenue. South A lloom ! Al’ no.NS. Caldwell. Arkansas. 102.1 Sarita SI. ) A 2 0641) a 411*9' I 4 • f o i l ' l l * R. « «• N i l ! M * « EACH $10 00 Vincent Stowed (Enterprise) length of service, signed hi* loin • m nltiK •I M J *ainar o f l » l Vail Call Hall t : PC LIVING ROOM SUITE Thr H om e llnrgainn Are Grace Ann LeGrr IDaytona contract with the National Foot e.f I ' f R . r i * I 4 k * F l a n u f R M i4— m a l e h e lp w a n t e d Phone KA 2 3441 This t« a gurit pa— lo the Itita ONLY IM.M f * . • v. la.l III r i a l I l M . k I I . ! * • • • ball League club Monday Only Beachl n o w : p l l b l l . I l f a * r d t a.f |4a m l N « a | R i- *a Thralrr for Edna William-. Bernard G. Braddy (Geneva) Krnie Slauinrr. a Sleeler for II I w t iu l l .F'lwfl.U IhfllVR IUH Ksp dale Krb. 9. '39. 2 hr. CB home, screen porch, kit­ HOYS WANTED t* • t l h Fas t lino o f Raid seasons, outrank*. Mathew«, who Sally Hutchison (Sanford) RETIHE UNDER THE OAKS New Rut Shop Worn I • • .a f | | a W M l chen equipped, small ilbwn pay­ Bov a (2 yeara old In sell “ THE play* offensive end. Mallie Credit (Sanford) i -i-aiw iii.tf lha S m i b k o u ftU a rr 2A r i A . S U H E R V I C K ment. KHA financed $17 a SANFORD HERALD'' ON the •' ffc ll h T*i< II P . Ili* Magdalena Talc (DeBary) FURNISHED 2 bedroom masonry *.4 i : i s r * 4 t. t« tistisrir month Large nicely landscaped streets in the Downtown araa. P I A N O T U N I N G A I I I P A I R I M i I—TWIN SIZE KNOTTY PINK a Murdock Johnvon (Long-rood) TV K»ut Planned hom* vsilhln walking distance I I - f • » * a *1 l ^ a l . I t i t i . v a N o r t h * RED WITH 21ATTN EM AND lot. vrnrtlan blinds Call Colby Report to the Sanford Herald • a • t a * 11 a t - " a ». a* | h « r ’ r l l n # r f ^ Blanrhe N. E'ersuion o( downtown. This houie is nest W . I.. I I A R M O N SPRINGS LIKE NEW 433.00 CHICAGO i UPI i—Spider Wrhb • a l l I. V4I I |R*I l a h R U B B KA 2 1130 eat. 404 I to 4 p m, Offlre after school. (Sanford) led under three large oak Ph. EA 2 4221 After 3 00 p in. I—7 WIN SIZE IHIYAI. CONTORT and Bobby Boyd, a pair of Chi­ U '4 . V i pl l i I I t f > R k I ' a * k 11o h a • R alter 4 KA 2 0M). Dorothy Jonea (Sanfutdi trees Seller will paint outside IIOX .SPRINGS A MATTRESS cago mld.tli weight*, have tllnril Ini i I l - r Ida tar* I t — W O R K W A N T E D Marian E. Crum (O-trent 24-A III II.DING CON I It \crollS in suit buyer. Trice $1230. LOW l » e r a t ia*n LIKE NEW $U9(i) VAI.L’ K to meet in a nationally televised • I l i l l . i T *|i * Carrie Mae Oliver (Sanford) DOWN PAYMENT with easy 2 h r , CB humr, electric kitchen Baby alt or Iron EA 2 792* NOW 'V PRICK 10 round l-oul at thr Chicago Sta­ *ta a a a r# »vj* l - • i * l • V f | R« * , For carpentry, painting'. • rent­ equipment, tile bath. Jalousie Itlrth* monthly pay men!a a f . l a l i i H i k 14! . 1*44# | * " l a | l t ing. roofing, and planter repair, I—FOAM HI IIHKIt SOFA $119.00 windows, utility rm , land-rap. SIGN I.rltrnng KA 2 7921. 9 F iRf* Baby boy to Mr and Mra. dium. Kfb 23 Ttie third ranked I t * J l . l t la f H a I9| | n *-|9 I t v n i: ic'.i.ftis Webb knoikrd nut thr unranked I ' l * I ' l f O A A f y f I I I .1 • < i - a..U n i o n . aiphalt Hie. ivb-vl,'- stding, r ‘. Iswn. large brick liar lly Henry Jarkion (Sanford) W. II. -Bill- STE M I’ KH A«*»ey Boyd in the *i*lli round in a prr I ' A H C F .MI a a iHt$ ma-onry or wood atrpv, Irvrlmg I—IOAM Itt Bit Eli SOFA AND 3oo It Horn Naval llair. I«,9oo III—hsrgr* n my l U a « • w * v R ealtor a l a is n r Work wanted a* porter. Janitor or ( ii Ml: $2J9i*i VALUE ftnono vlou* meeting, T h a t i - a r t a<f I • 1 R»U H and repairing garageand KA 2 3479 William May* (Oviedo) iH-hwa-her. 7M Bay Ave. o f I ' r i e l r -a l . i k * M s i o t i a i r a * Alio*. Laura R. Oiler. II. K. Taffsr t—NOKA SLEEPER $7130 J’A Iwreeklng rail F.k '2 4a99. I * I ' a RR January 21 ArDtl Price, Everrlt Harper UK NOW . 441.VI *' f i n III i »♦ ltd* *f H a m l n o l * AdmDtlonv Polo Head Reelected • a.llatl F l * » f M a i « i - . * f P O f l l R U * Phone FA 2 IMI Ml N. Park 1 BEDROOM — 2 BATH HOME Painting A t. KA 2 711$ OCCASIONAL C H A I R S HOUSE lluildrr — addition* — (-iil)D U l l r e l f a l l l * . | R » f e * l l o » • . 10* V Terry l-andl (Sanfordi NEW YORK ( l PI)—Uevcrcua Brautlful, -pa.loui on thier loti. EACH . . ..Jll.oo %a If alterations. Free cost r-limatrs. Walter Charlea Young Milburn Jr . of Weatbury. N.Y.. Double rarpurte. Kitchen equip­ Young lady withes permanent H 08A L . PAYTON M ' eCinultiK at a i M H T I f a i t E A C H ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . 414.09 Phone eveningGeneva 2131. iSaolord) N e a r i n o f tfia. b W a r 1. 9 f n f Raglaterad employment. Etprrlrnced In ha* been le elecltd chalgmiu ul ped. Central heat and air conRtal Estals BrsVse LI IIOI.S I(editing Cn. I ^ R t J . ’ . eaf ( s l o t yf I ' f R l l l O 1-1 k 9 Hlrlhv planning and produrllnn: pay­ 13— E L E C T R I C A l . S E R A I C E S Ibr U S. Polo A*»ociation for the ditioned Hardwood lloora ex­ a ala. g • a* * 9• ••* >|a -| 1*1 l ' l # | Ph. FA 2-1301—17-11 at Hiawatha Ill So. Magnolia Avr. EA 2-4321 Baby bov in Mr. ami Mra. tmh straight year roll, clerical. Irlrtvpe and tvping • h ' ' M e I I I*IIM U ' • cept Florida Bmint which it f a i. ♦ Flnr • William llulchiion Jr. al-u auliuoatlr calculator. Phone cork tilr Fireplace Plus Ivnat VACUUM (LEANER III PAIRS Ida ihRiia* f it N••**l» I i *9 9*« KA 24NI (Sanford i I *ie l i e * F i l t l * : * • f R f 1 !•• I * I*. port THIS IS THE BEST BUY *-*1 Parts for all makn of -leaner*, I nder t onttrurtloa •*f a I ' U f l i I a l h a 1a * t F l R i l n * llahy boy to Vtr. anj Mra. IN SAN) OKI) Kltrtrolui, Hoover, Kirliy, etc. a r a I h i a o f l : . * » l I r r U t u i h a 1.4 N. Park Ate. Ph. F a 2-I12J Honing, 10c 4 k 13c. FA 2 7241. John .Sear* (Sanford) ( r e i o u s t * u I 4» * e r Free pick up Work guaranteed. i n i n mi * x %m i : lalt a 4I P I I I * *4 f • R I Baby boy to Mr. and Mra. NOTi n : m iitrtW* •«»••» «»•• 1 1 BEDROOM - t HATH HOME KA 2 4761 |a# I* T eaf * 4 ' I i l i f t f * « | - | |*. mi n • • . « • « • ! I n t i R l i i f ' * 41, « ■ " 11--I s KM l IRK ilay or wrrk — John Crum (Oatren) T 1a I M R 4 .a Cnmrr hit Kuchin KquipiMtl Ktcn.strom Kualty 11OAR 01! 14 •*. l l * * u l » t tU l'Is M . n » r o f ! •*.« 51 a.* • a i t t « l a I hahv titling KA 21312 aftri I Dltcharge* HpfAilo-.lv 4* « u n » f rm rltla Hour* Wiring - Klertrta Service Aery good financing Down pay HERBERT STENSTROM •’ • R i f * H - a U t h 1 f R t 9* 11 lluBt •l A'*' •'•»*«u %, Agnri Purdy (Sanford) l i e * F T o R t 9| | t I lie a y f l o t * II Svd A'lhlro ment only $4u). tii-.e, « b l tlir t l IMIRII.I t.» Realtor Job av maid or nur-e for child' O i . « | S | a . f « a l>| | . l R t • e | i a i o h « R • 4t a r i R i i i f the i l a i k -f Dona Sandberg (DeBary) It AN11ALI. EI.Kt Title CO. LYNN RISNER <*f l '*2.1 ! f S * t . tea I h B I*. 1* I'irvult i • if! fU ititnalR t'-iiinti ten lleffr-ncri. Apt 6 Wm. Joanne Gannaway and baby K i e l .4. inorr..|.l«ru* w i l l o f • a. o r t o I f M h a i l - a a f o d h i i l»p Ill Magnolia KA 2 Util 2 BEDROOM I BATH I10MF. lOKI II. BROADWAY « lark Court e*f iU f » a l , I l i R I " O 1J . 4I f • • I l*> fir04 i r I u i i r f tl*v Fictlf1*M*« Now'* girl (Sanford) Eu e|itinnally nice home on KEN TOHRCTT Ih * H <1 | t | » » * 1» e . - f l l f f ' * IhRltjtr B * . I II I 4| . 4> r • Jeffery lly Hand (Geneva) A ■IJII.IMSG-RRI'AIRAl o s t 22 o f • a 1*1 n l o * . i b r n r * ia« Mr HIrMUp* Oik •traded corner lot I rnerd yanl A .- h»I garden or lawn worker U Asvnelatea N 44 - | l f f a i | r * r » a I o n o \ n r i b 4 I.IIr l / ' U f lkr«(|At«ll p a i n t i n g Dallla llrown (Sanford) Fairly pricetl Nice vertion 9 f 19 1*09 o f | . Of J ; 4 - l l l l t n c t III N. Park Ph I A 2 2124 it hiokmg for work Aihlreti; January 21 • * 4( o ; f * • t. t h a n ' * W * #t S i l l •% T i l l : I I H I I I T M i l n r o r !•{•: A QUIET COMMUNITY 312 Oak Avr Ph KA 2 2704. FI/XIR landing and finishing M M II I I III* I A I « I III I I T l> • • t - •I f l o l t | , Admiiiiont Near Golf Cnurat 1 BEDROOM I'lNEt BEST Home A M I |m i •! H I M I I I « Ul M l . aaf • - R l r t " l l | k # •*A o I- R I 4 o f Sanford Cleaning, « < v i n g Serving Martha Bred (Sanfordi I ••» a 31 a n d i t n . % . %i i %o. a m Fenced yard ll.uui down Move O H M .lt in .Seminole County ainra 1923. •I I I \ | i rAPr.ll » U* INC. Arthur Guntler tDeLand) in In 3 minutes. llahv •iltmg, riuovework or re.tair * '* k l * o t k ll-tv ira Ii • F tar « J l - r i l - « ri>or«ilwM II. M Glravon l.aka Mary Anthony Tillman (Sanford) l-la• aarpa.rol lo o o* | a* | ^ > « J * rant evpcnenird KA 2 121? 4 •* * 1 32. a n . | »• • •» 9 d »•» 4| «s f f t R j Birth* Seminole Really ii %iik t > H*1OMO‘. 'It*. 1‘ u k t a ndM illo f la n k # M r I.MI'LHIAI. IILCOKATORS _ Baby boy In Mr. and Mr*. Bunacr; Or n VNroill* a.f# • • t -a I .** ( ! I Child aarr in mv hum- 1717 Elm W. DIETRICHS - REALTOR B t n i K C T T«I. painting arid p*i>rrmg w Billy Reed (Sanford) M in n : «»» 4111 lilt n •ill*. Lit/ Melhv In—A'elma Gonratrr, i Avr llB llM o r t R v . i r - l R '1 | o t i f f i * I «1 I A ? 1716 nc I A 2 791il after atD lxharge* ,S|, * f a 119f 9 l - - l i l l f f ) 1h A t J I v 1*000 I I I Adelaide H \loie» — As-orlatei,1 5•iR t* 11• r * r * . |.|* a. f ifff-lheiia —1 Anna Belle William* (Sanford) It .' o u t ii it Ml i u i Kr l « f l * l » . U l h l r rf « R• f ir t- ii n * . 4! **9 taut Park Avr I'A 2 3212 Thi- is a guril pat- to the Bill ' • Mi •> YIUUERATKI.Y PRICED B u ild lo y o u r plana Mr*, dart ion Scott and baby t i r i t i F *»f r r M i o f a H " * » r»»r* F - i r a i I * « | f r o l H a 1 1n r a o t »«1 . I rhratrr |or Don Howe. Kip . • V I l «f I R e m o d e l i n g a n d V d d l t i o n * ) • • R 11 *1 *1 a.f t a r t a r I . ***10 • ] girl (Sanfordi d a t e | e h 9. '39 RORCRT A WILLIAMS. Realtor t l t f f l 9I . 4H I . I*i ( h r • ! * * » % » «4 $ I a i F * l < a r i « l a o r t-a I uo t S I H O N I I K I* January 2124 , RUM | l « ) f f f » | v * f I I I *--44 ' h * f ••! • 1 '*i d ' U i l l l * « « i i * an d l«o o r Raymond l.undqulvl. Anor. | n « | . i g b f p # f l ) • 11 * 1 R • • .1 I'hon I A 2 - 3*24 4 # # - l o t l i - n *»f * > r l s o < 1 *i Adm issions U DPBCIAL V U O I d * - e . a» • ' * KA 2 3941 Atlantic Rank Rtdg - ith I •• I David Gormley l Sanford I I O > 4R I* •aaian d c F lo r id a l*orrol N o 2 • 27—NOTH RN—PERSON Al s Tltr M lllR fta k»A.**|. *• WEIL DRII.IJNG •II'** l a < ) a a o > l n i o n Ale* Lavlne Jr. (Geneva) .Monthly Payments Ul KIM. «•* MN Ltns K(llt SALE Large 62 v tr> : 1*1 H i c k f t l « o r >9 ) aiihanks Mnrte Pumps Jean Tegfeldt (Sanfordi !✓ •*R»r*| O' 21•» t •» I 0 ti -I O I l O f t d O |*4* V R l N * . I INCOME TAX SEItA ICE Good land, ilrarrd, xune ia v-1 |*r a >». I W . va | » | | 4 . Repair- lo all make* Less Than Kent • aV la rk ll-irti* • I n t . Kern Holland (lake Mnnroe) Mm. II. tluirav HrhiiiiuIr r.sui ta. l lorl.M •ra|ung (ash nr «mall payment ?!•*/ 111e k n f i U m HOWARD W. LONG IVII Marjory Hamilton (Sanford) IK U f) 1 • ritfid a I ifc s li v 1 llll Celery Avr IA 2 113) down, halanre $23 |«r month. I — V Rl l v l n r • • • ! • * 2*)7 K. Commercial Avr. N# : G lllvrbarge* l luted aumiav | - W V | l ' • ' f l i n t I* 4l*R H a • f L. B. MANN f lftu Fiotiko Phone EA 2 2631 ■a*-»»■ Carrie Mae Oliver (Sanford) •—M••'r TI M a N y a l # % Dot 11 Lake Monroe *• n P-t«!H 4*4 (••troll. M l. - Ran l sr<#I No. J William S. Harvey Jr. -A M TH T.to v E U R K A L B 4l9fk m I'bonr K A 2 3*11 I'l MP.S - SPRINKLER i l . - i M R I*i r i . k a I -»T nii'ia4i»i-)l Ul id : II (Sanford) 21 4l a H u • • • i SYSTEMS h w m ; Cotton A Wool Y'arni. Notion-. Choose Your Own 'Pile | » 9l r o l l i f i * i | a n l *a f t N ■ t laii* Marino (Sanfordi \• mill m.»«- • 7 H i m nr Ill-use. hardwood lloora. All ■) pr< and Orel, installed T A K Il M lT lf l l h 4- • | l « . Thr-adt, Tape-. I Ira H'*m u .. (it--- i- N ' - 1■ Nell Watklna (Sanford) '< • " f T s k l . R H r r t -19 -- f a t * . | i n And Paint Colors "Dc It Y ou ru lf »l«.).l nk'ivv kitchen rlerlrte, -pace heat I—Ir# \l#*H... HOLLINS IIOHHY h H O P • •1•v* l l l I H rlllll I | * * * David Gormley (Sanford) a H • • • 1|.4 * • 4*. eat • V144 ri I Homrs Dc.-iirnrtl For air conditiunrd. Inquire 711 WE IttPAIR AND SERVICE 1 ' " O a r « »9 • • O U l f i *a 0 O U t h n a t r n * At Tk* S i g n O f T h a Totom P o l o |_I oHINIMf roll *•»•>* N •*•’ * '• • • • p i rv. 99- t l o o a - f I I 9 | | k | a . f o f Rlanrhe Kergu-on ISanford) Florid* Living. Mcllonvillr S T I N E rial R R '\Rirtor \ •’ klnlRf 2417 8 . F r e n r h A * * I f f a t . a i l R - I R R . n l - s - f l o n . l a . f V»* I I . a Belly Hunt (Sanfordi it .n t ;k Machine and hupply Co. I ' b M . * * •• 1 f . a r l h I n t Is a 1*9 t i n - . It 3 A I Iledrocinti— 1 tic 2 Hath* I— ll ill lifr Tall# Rebecca Smnak (Sanford) • t # r i i k l o f o n 2 IILDUDOM ll'ii.it KIIA (man­ : --Mil* t>•«!« Ifmi»I - • H n. 1 ! f a i - f l h i h « - f H a - . 1 1| H i r •• t H a i r - i 2<(7 W 2nd M. I'h. EA 2 4412 lledroom -uile, 1 piece-, good Rebecca Perry (Sanford) J—Xiih-fu«t • 'Vi ed. $77 iniuithlv. Ph. KA 2 I'jJu rondition $:ai. KA 2 out. VA - FIIA 1—ttriRlMl i 'mr|»T Cilia >!»*!•! -h f - | v!•••l J ' l •l fa v l t l oi - ff l aitna* Ia *|i fd- ' ItI tI i o II ' o 1y- ti. ai Waldo Coraon (Sanford) FIT. H V*ll»« AUTO GLASS fho N in th -J u d i c i a l «*lv« istl r.f 'R Emily Jameton (Sanfordi 1—4*eil'i0l"f 4R| Ufl*l 4 > t I tlJ M. KHA In Service ( ON'CRETK It I n c k ? bedroom Conti ruction Cu., Inc.. SEWING MACHINE MOTOR— lln*ida w ill | ’ h # I • I •» d a v #. f 1—To «»• h»l rifttta tT»b;« home; tilr hath, kitchen, living Ut Ml s I • n i l O t 1 1 :#• t i ' c l « H INSTALLED 211 Weal 230- St real * I'rai'tiillly new I- |l. I', with ('fill) Conventional ia% t h t f l . l f H o l n |||9| 9« t f 1 * 1 I *|r v %|lt U HriI.ii l>«f M.-lfl Ifl-P N* • • ' • • ' . u n t r n t *a B r i n l n - i l * • - m i n i i room, knotty pine Florid* room Y\ inriohirM Phone FA 2 1IU rliitrb: llo 22u volt*. 2411 Chase lUrk Glaaa utility r )i n rn. Telephone Dour t-laaa • rl . %V " a • f a -I I ■ If Ido Finnncinir |— K*i> • ..... * Avr , ph. KA 2 3u>4 \ enl (H i m .. .. .. .. r R a ! | a * 1 a i a l l . i l •-f I a * I aa 11 > A Tltl or .rr at 41*. Will** 4M - > l h l o o p r o l R * r a o i - t ti a k * avia *i .R SKKVICH •- * *19r • • I t * • " O f * d f * r a I- * e.|»9 a M Down Payments I i» s s l a | k * s u i t I M o 11 M r 1— - J M |l * - e | |i*#F •‘fsflVolftRr 1 Bedroom, I ha!h, Kl». room and Srnkarik (,la«v* and Paint Cn. • I R O i n * * r * • * • ! o 4) i | i p » i r **••! l a 1- U v t I'rtifit W a t * ' IIIR 'II n N Low A « $100 ■arportr. rlerlrte kttrhrn equip m ill W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-4112 • •V| ] * 4 l I ) I 4 t l | 6 | N t*lW. f • • r d a t i h o l i m a a o t p l a c • 4« t i l * WKLCOiME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS o a t R<t h i m ; . ; ped, large corner lol Irnmedi1 i - M l - i l r a - h « t r a - n a*a* I- 9 9 Is i Immediate Occupancy I -i *rt(• |ivir*l <>,g Fountain ale pov-r-iion. Tolal 112.900. 4R lh# |ifu|)4f|Y if r • ahifi* riRiJi- e Rr- l i sa l e f f d ' O I * l » R O r »< i f l t l o o R n TO SANFORD Uit (iuaia.itcu Personal a *i l i i f i r i f a n i i 1 t h a * v. »» t t - R ? n > l . •Mwr* I•* 'ft* I'aliTlun har^lofor* $1.3(6) down and $7611 per liar *sf Usnh V || |> a 1-ftRfRn f » • I I n t M a - a ) • • i *a i n * a w 1111 * -I Satisfaction or Your mo n t h l»i/l P a l m Way. tha laa >1 h«.*l»R *-f fa!* I'linilt, r - e u r l • » - r t # f . « » * H r * 9fFt - l a » a*f Y\r ini He >ou lo bt our aueala ahMlulrlv frea ', 4. I*. i»i i h n w r m i KA 2 0641, • ! • * • 1 o ' r l n * m i * v « f » t n i B ' H i a <1 K » t r u l r .Money Cheerfully | I | M 1 1 f I r t n t a r f R t *>r 1 i * m r i *» u without obligation al one of S«nford'a leading >4 |«R v'clRfk J- lha R f t v M U i i W I IN TV T L 'nF .8 Refunded. •Ml I f * 4. I • * R 1 l M f d i P I •rI4 Ur. R* thw aidivaa Af ]|«t .Molds while vou local* auiUbla houaing for CUIIB Market Iturk anil equip f f l i ' b AYrnuf. fRnf'-r I. ftamlii«>U i - f l h # o h n i R i R R ' f i h f d l o h d t A n d TESTKO FREE Count %. rl'<ri<U. I• 111 offar f»r • h n o i s i t s a h r l h a n t i n a h o u t d m*nt. So. Sanford. FA 2 7441. you tad your fuaily. Pick ttf jour key at Ikt • • ! • o t . . | R f . I t o t h o I t a i - R R t li|i t- |R f n a i l h o l o k a n f o r t k o m * < o n d — la jeoe hoaae ta< R f « § * i f - i i l h i n t h « P o i l t l o n f l l o d for « R»h In hin i lltR albta Salea Offlre. : r-mplele tlork M level] . tl**.| wrnia#. .r a• \ • • : a•• k o r • t n Lot'll ARBOB: 3 bedroom Phil\4 I T N F r *t f f 4o • •I o n d t h ' o o o o t ft RaM ilfffRiUftl I i aafltfs Ml4 O i l FA 2-4174 lipt house; 2 hath*, K'orida n* o o i d I ' o u r i o n t h i s J i r t 1s t o f t A•14*11•n. J. f* ttoftnr. Hhwrlff uf KRinl- b o < « A ( h « r A H . H i t . room. Gl 'oan. IA 2 3o00 after Elactroala •» P l | o r n d #'** Rolf 4*ounlT, F!»»ri4*. 4 30 p. m. Hr r Jtrnf R J « l n « l » . A r r iT .L H K o r riltrt IT C O U R T . -o4* DU-r+aiar I ' RU' i t / HbRPtff « # r H F . M 1N 0 U . C O U N T T . RRA1I.EY ODHAM, Prtfl* Fronh A. TriI-.f FLOI t I t F A 3 BEDROOM, 2 hath home. 2 uti­ A t f o f f i R - f..r 1’lalntlfP M irk N 1' l o Y o l o n i t i r Cor. IIwy. 17-92 & 27lh St. lity rooms, fenced hark yard. Corner lliry . 17-92 A 27lh 51. Phone PA 2-1M l It* N«rU Mala, Atrtti •**unti A ' t o r n f v , • « m it o lo C o u n l T Rhone FA 2-1301 uriuilv, J‘iwf4<lA AutU rd. rioiidd South Pmecreit. fA 2 1444. • l A - I O O M A B O A R D PLUMBING Legal Notice Hospital Notes *280°° $8280 Mather of Sanford .00 m fcchnlA I Ilia tmt & Legal Notice S. r- r~i RAVENNA PARK SUNLAND Estates Quality Homes & Low Down Payment South PINECREST Buy Now 3rd Addition. SUoemoJveb ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. Odham & Tudor, Inc. -if A~- ■ �Y on C o t M O R E (or Y O U R M O N E Y I WHEN YOU BUY A HOME In UNLAND JUST ASK TH E FO LK S WHO LIV E I STATES • TH ERE I • I • On Highway 17-92 - 2 Miles South of Sanford Home* Are Equipped With These Plus Features — C'untom Hull! Cabinet* • City Sewers Terr UK) Floor* • Paved Streets G E Stove • Sidewalk* G K Refrigerator * Street Lights G K Hot Water Heater • Recreation Areas Tile Hath • Tennis Courts Venetian Blind* • Basketball Court Wal Furnace • Dedicated Parks AND THESE LOVELY 3 BEDROOM, 1 & 2 BATH HOMES ARE PRICED S ee t h e c o m p l e t e l y f u r n is h e d m o d e l h o m e W e Have Homes Ready For Immediate Occupancy at 12,500 to 15,000 FINANCING AVAILABLE VA • FHA • IN - SERVICE • FHA • CONVENTIONAL and other* under construction that will be ready within one to four week*! Wt Can Qualify Ton For One Of These Plana Kb Thirty Minutea! U)& ^ u ahan iM fisthA om d OR Y O U R MONEY C H EER FU LLY REFUNDED! dham & Tudor, Inc. B V Sale* O ffice— Cor. 27th & Hwy. 17-92 Phone F A 2-1501 SALES REPRESENTATIVES ON PREMISES MOM I N 1 M. T IL 9'M P. M. WEEKDAYS: ItOU A. M. TIL DARK SUNDAYS DOWN PAYMENTS M bw M MONTHLY wbww O O PAYMENTS * J Q �(S h t d a i t f e i t f o n t l f t * VOL. XLIX AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Uim«l Prea* Leaned Wire Established 1908 • WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 358 County Accepts Appraisal Rule Space Trips Fantastic? Squadron Trains, Night flights Set Not So, Experts Declare Nights will be n*>i*y over Han ford i tain a* VAII9 antera thr second phase of tralnlni Air d* WASHINGTON <UP1) — Top apx-ed of light—IB6.UU0 mitaa a ploy mml neat August. space expert* aaid today that second—and destroying rwitiiri Flight* will leave ami rrttirn to within to years man could be with death ray * ihr Sanford Naval Air Station landing uo Mar*, reaching out (or Th* dartling futuristic foretaste , during early evening and late Jupiter, living m *pace station* ! —compiled in a report by the n|Kh| hllora. amt telecasting to all the world. House Spare Committer — were The squadron will fly simulated Moreover, one expert aaid men '•ritten by id apace expert* In the ajrrraft carrier hop* and longwithin *1 y u n may tw Dashing |PGreat Britain. Germany, fang,bombingmissions. Constant COURTESY COUPLE ARRESTED — Mr., Charlie Morriaon, Chamber public relation* lo 1hr ftiri amj aa|txics at the IUlr and the Far Fait. and Mr*. A! Bnatnrdo look notiplunsed 1U director. The "arreiit'’ took place late thia —— T,’r •'»***» committee's report ___ . . ■. . . •& n» 11>. I .i .1 It.., . .. a .* no a'atlAVt prrdlrled these an space develop Syft. Leo Rock introduce* Dave Thrasher mornitiK at the south city limit*. The Ita*tnenls by 1969 (toft). Court**#- Week chairman, and tardo* are now at the Mayfair Inn. —Designs for rockets Capable of mm a field carrier landinga must he made to insure pilot proficiency. High Level Urged; Millage Will Drop Th* Seminole County Conmthuion yentariUy rescinded it* order ou property uppruixal*, but voted to urge the county tax XAaeaaur to *et a high level on M***xnt«nU when the gure rent survey U completed. Commiis*ioner* and member* of the County School Hoard went on record a* favoring an axae.-vament level of 75 percent. Judge Says Youths In County 'Good' Both voted M adopt resolution* to this effect and present totem to Mr*. Mary Karla Walker, coun­ ty as lessor. Hie Commission, which bad in­ structed IhiwUng Appraisal Co. lo list 71 per rent of value on ap­ praisal rards, rescinded (hit ac­ tion after reading statements by Turnpi roller Kay Green In Th* Sanford Herald. At the time (he Cominisstna and School Board, meeting Jointly, voted to ask Mrs Walker for as­ sessment* at 7k per cent of "full cash value", memtier* pledged themaelvcs to a reduction of the millage ratr John Kriilvr, Comml d on chairman. and R T. Milwee, county IUMrln. , ndcn, .empha.ilrd lllljh. iilrd that superintendent, ihe nidlage ratr. Ihe actual ratr of taxation, would b« reduced "ac­ cording to the increase in the level of anctimtnl " Both pointed out that Ihe governing ags-ncie* "will set th* millage rate ao that K will produce minimum needs." Pupirs of thr resolution also will be sent lo Gov. LrKoy Col­ lins and Green, who said yester­ day that a new manual for Ux assessor* makes B mandatory that aa.csimrnts b* baaed on 100 per rent of value. A statement by Krider prior to a motion to rescind th* "TS per cent of valu*" order fndkaled that the Commission had been Inform­ ed previously of Greeo'i feelings on this matter. When the issue was raised. S li­ der said, "I've already told Dow­ ling " Although thr Commission and School Hoard will ask a TS per cent assessment, thia ia not bind­ ing on Mr*. Walker. The tax as­ sessor told The Herald that she waa "thinking In term* of OS per rent.'* although ahe said a de­ finite figure hat not hern choseA. Thr Florida Iludgrt Commission, mreting today, was scheduled to tak* arthm on the new lax as­ sessment manual. In other action yrstrnUy, the Com mission voted lo Interview applicants Saturday for lh* coun­ ty tnglnrer’s Job. okayed tha hir­ ing of another secretary for the toning commission (SI.R00 per year), and employed a Dowling employe at 12 per hour on a parttime hasia for the toning commis­ sion Al th* time his Job with Dow­ ling is completed, the employe will Join Ihe counly at D.ooo per year. Because the All) Sky warriors are noisy, resident* were urged to Th* juvenile aituatiua in fem remember lha. this is a necessary (Herald Staff Photo) boring through the earth, con­ evil. All squadrons at the Naval In-.lc County i* very good said struction of underwater cargo Air Station must train, officials Judgr Wilson Alexander in an ad­ ship* ami operation o f manned said. "If America ia to remain in dress to the Sanford Pilot Club Ike Denies Rift a state of constant readiness, the Iasi night at the monthly dinner WASHINGTON (IT'D — Fred orblla) ilumbers —Space probe* to the planrt men nmsi fly. War Is no reapeclor meeting. dent Elsenhower today branded of day or night. The pilot* must Alexander said Ui*t. taking into as irrvs|*>nsible a report of a rift Merrury —Accurate weather forecasting. be able lo operate with their consideration the population of the with Chief Justice Karl Warren. A young couple from Cleveland. Carol and Al llattardo, who re-1*aid. "1 couldn't Itgure »tut I'd —Various stage* of progress on rtew* at any time, in any wea­ county and it* present rapid Ohio w n "arrested" at the city c*nll) returned from Germany, Idorr wrong.” such forma of rocket propuliicm as ther, glow lit, juvenile delinquency I* Heavy Loot Stolen limits thia morning to be-jme San- were baited When Mormon. pub-| The ltestanlus had been visiting Sanfurd's slogan during this very Utile. There were only 11M CARTHAGE, Miaa. (U P lj-B u r- ionic and pholonic power, plasma Yu. n V . ' 7 . , ,, / ford'* lt»6n "Courtesy Coupie nr relation* director for the her mother. Mr*. Itichard Randall, glar* entered a local bank and jet*, solar boiler*, magnetic brak­ period might be. "If night flying case Ui. rising juvenile, m Uv. For two and one-half hour*. Chamber, and Dave Thruhrr, M Winter Park. They were en carried away 3J.IW0 penniea, po­ ing and even solar satis — a tall (Mllicr* you, think how much imint\ during IPod .Charlie Morrisun, Dave Thraihrr. Jaycee chairman of Courtesy route to Cleveland, where Al plana lice reported Tuesday. propelled by light from Ihr sun. sleep ia tost behind the iron cur­ Dulles uf a county Judgr varies •brvl Set Leo Hock of the Sanford Week, told the couple “ this isn't a to work for his brother in cement One expert— George L Haller, tain for the iam# reason." in cuunlira according to alar and controlling. lie has been released Police Dept, waited to arrest pinch.*’ 22-yrar-old Al collapsed a fieneral Electric Co vice presiimputation, hr said. The Seminole aoi nrone who looked “Just right.” against hia little Smica ear and Irom the Air Force, alter three Cabinet ‘Shuffled’ dent— .ummed up the tone of County judge baa three spheres of AMMAN. Jordan <UIT>— King years in tUthurg, Germany. The the report In hla statement: jurisdiction: limited criminal, civil couple ha* hern married 3 4 years. Hussein ha* shuffled hi* cabinet, "Man'* venture into apace la the and proiailr. The nerd uf th* The Courtesy Couple wa* taken relieving I’remler Samir Klfai of great enterprise of this centurymunty for separate facilities for to the .Mayt'uir Inn, where they his duties as defense minister, Tremendous progress has already Juveniles and the mrntally ill waa were given the key to the city by been made, Yet in the light of riled by th* judge. Draft-Exempts Eyed Mayor Al Wilson. W. Scott Hums, what remains lo hr done all that Mrs. Sidney Hive had charg* of manager of the Florida 1‘owrr and WASHINGTON (UPD — Srlec- ha* been accomplished ao far It Two mrn suffered hums Monday thr program and introduced Judge Light Co. presented the pair with! Use Service Director Lewis B. no morr than a tennis hall as afternoon a* they worked on a Alexander. an electric fry pan. They received Hershey proposed today that draft* viewed In relation to the earth.’' Job for Florida Power and Ught Twu guests, Mrs. Wilson Alex­ two large bags of fruit from Cat- exempt young men be trained for Co. at Hi* Interstate Highway in­ ander and Mr*. Jeanie Blair, were ick Fruit Co , candy and Ugaretie* eh II defense prrsuit. Three new members. Miss tersection In t-akr Monroe Cowan-Houghton Terrace will behind Edward Higgins Terrace, from Kuuinillat and Anderson, and Woodson I-rMailrrs and Edward Dorothy Cooper, Mrs. Winifred •pen Fab. t on West Tturd St. which contains to units With the flowers from Ramsey Florist Blacks Oil RlimpagU Snipes, both of the Orlando area, Hunter, and Mri. Janet Smith, The new project ia the fourth 210 apartments for Nr strut, in Greeting the Itasterdo* al Uu |,F.OPOI4)VHXE. Belgian Con wrrr burned when the guide line were presented. built by the Sanford Housing Caslic Brewer ami William Clark wa* trank Mr bane Jr. )(0 jc p l ) — Armed troop* were Mrs. Walter Carter, president of they wrrr holding hit a power Authority and the first since 1912 Court*, this linns* to 23o the num- Mayfair I hey will be guest* of U.e Hotel CJ|,lnt ,<k)i) to C0ntT0| line, .ending 13,000 volts of elec­ th* club, urged member* to b* at Thirty unit* will lie rented to her of low rent farttiltr* available until Iheir departure tomorrow. ^ A(rlr, ni Europeantricity through hoth One wa* the Vocational School Friday eve­ familiaa with low income* through the Authority After luncheon at the Mayfair to 0Wned car* amt looting tHiildings, RICHMOND. V* (U P D - Gov. knocked Into a dltrh, the other ning lu finish addtesaing and stuf­ The project la located diiectly Total construction co*l was day . Morrison drove them around J. Lindsay Almond urged a spe­ brought lo 1)1* knrei In llir truck fing envelope* for Ihe Easter Seal $279,000. Built of concrete block, Scmumle County M a new Obis cial session of. (lie General Assem­ In which tmlh were working •ale. Tile club voted tu hold busi­ each unit contain, a stove, re­ mobile from Holler Motor Co. To­ Maid Visits Nassau They wrrr taken to Seminole ness meeting* at th* Civic Center frigerator. apace healer and tolar night, the) will attend a barbecue NASSAU (UPD—Melinda Berry. bly today to mart an immediate heating system The >o^ heat at the Mayfair Country Club. Maid of CoUdu. took lea today program of tuition grant* and (hen Memorial Hospital, where la H u - la th* future. ennelder a wholesale revision of ter* waa held overnight for *bia new to _the Mtqect. m ine* Tomorrow’* schedule InfItidf* a with I-ady Greta Oakes. Sir Cli­ are*aY.nlaill*, with from uni to guest appearance at the Chamb­ fford and lady Bede ami other Virginia'* public arhool system to serv alien after suffering hums on hla linger a and lor a Snipes four bedrooms A. B N'rwton ami er's ”Orfcc (Tub," and luncheon dignitaries nf this British colony. head off integration Almond cast aside a* Impracti­ was released with lesa venous Co.. VMalia. Ga’ . U.1* t/lr ron vssit* die Sanfuni'Seminule County cal demands that he use hi. M ice burns alniction firm. Looms All Sanford merchants and in­ Included In the tu»t of run* Jay >era, sponsors of ’’Courtesy Conference The men wrrr unloading large WASHINGTON (UPD The P°**ra to rio.e terested persons are invited In at- ilrurtlon <t’.'.JOt) per unit ). li Week." school* threatened with Integra concrete anchors, using , * winch U. S. and Kus.lt today appeared When the U-ii U g Io* checked in tend a general meeting of the Re­ shruhliery . lawn* anti paving of Ron before they open Monday. and tine attached lo an A frame tail Merchants Division at H p roads To qualify Irnants must it the hotel they met Mrs John *° •«* moving slo-sly but surely The governor, in a dramatic ap on the truck They are employed NORFOLK, Va. (U PD — Vir­ MrUraw. Sanford', favorite base toward an early Big Four confer pearancr before a hastily • con by the Paul Jet Construction Co., m. tomorrow night In the Sanford ginia's largest city aloud on the and Mr. Chnsty rnre on Kuropean problems. venrd special session, railed for | Orlando, which Is subcontracting *'*m*I‘ ... . to Gordon Bradley, executive dir- Walsh, Mayfair Inn nodes*. threshold of Integration today. vA ^ ,lr*l meeting of pctor (|w Authority, many of cash grants lo permit student* la ior (hr Florida Power ami Light Barring a last minute legal man Fast .Jet Tested attend private facilities Co ' “ 4. dow? ‘own Sf.'1' " 1 the former tenants have bought euvrr or some atilt to be devised SAN DIEGO, Calif (UPD other* , have been held. with an Almond also asked for repeal W. Scull Hums. Sanford man . . . their own homes upon leaving Ihr Ccmvair has completed the maidrn of the compulsory school at­ agrr (or the Cower Company, aaid arllon from the slat* level, IT Ne­ executive commlllee. headed liy - , gro student* will walk Into six „ ____i. .Koumlllat . . . . . . . . Jr i. test Bight of (be M« Jet transport, Francis tendance law which was aern ai that the men 'were most fortunate. Tlic new project was named (or desert lied as the world'* fastest giving the integration • threatened They could have been fatally in­ previously white schools Monday, A slate of officer* will be pre Ralph Cowan. -Sr. chairman of the ending a legal battle startrd May commercial aircraft sented. at well at proposed pro- Authority when It was planned, localities of Norfolk. Arlington jured" 10. I9M SEOUL (UPD— An American grama for sales promotions ami and Elton J. Moughton. architect County, Charlolleavllle and War­ Frdrral District Judge Walter . . Army sentry |hot and seriously Probe Scheduled store Improvement* No speaker! __ ren County room (or new legal ine avcra.'i (smily Income of onorxbd two Knrran civilians toE. Hoffman lair Tuesday struck are scheduled. Merchant* will be those WASHINGTON (UPD — The maneuvers occupying all unit, la ft, down Ihe Norfolk City Council’! given lime to state their parti­ NttXfl. Rental is based on 3) per lav when they Ignored hi* order* Civil Highti Commission will hold ||r strongly hintrd that the stale last ditch plan lo wiltihold funds to halt cular problems and complaints cent of income. a two day bearing in New York might have to ahatulon public and close every high and Junior The U. S Army .aid Pvt Carl Roumillat urged the merchant* City on discrimination in housing school* in some arras and turn high school In Ihr sprawling ship­ B Mick, 19, of Clendcnin. W. Va., ♦ to understand that the program next Monday and Tuesday. In other mean* la educate Its chil­ ping ami naval center of more challenged thr two men when he may take ait month* to be aue dren There ” i* no longer any than 4M,coo population. saw them trying to leave the comcetaful. "The Important thing at hope for many Ihousandi of them PARIS (UPD—Yvc* Saint-Lau­ Huffman, in granting an order IKiund of an artillery unit attach Brandts Plan Tour this time la to realir* that we BERLIN (U P D -W e s t IlcrUn lu tie educatrd In public schools,” rent. Ixiy wonder designer for the forbidding thr council to close cd to the 1st Cavalry Division need lo do something about our lie conceded. house of Dior, resealH today a schools, said It clearly was de­ Mirk ordered the men to hall in Mayor Willy Brandt and hi* Nor­ shopping faelllllea, and to get The -Chamlier of Commerce tmth Korean and English, the Ar wegian l«orn wife. Hut, leave Eeb bark - In naturr spring line with signed aa an "evaalve scheme organised." "Orfee Club" will convene tomor bosom, waist and hips where they for the purpose of avoiding inte­ The Retail Mercuant* Divigloo row at 9 tS a. m In Mr». Apple my said, and fired a round into b on a tour of Canada, th* United Lmgwood offered a vacant med­ beIone gration ’ ’ thr air when that didn't stop State* and the Far East. la part of the Chamber of Com­ by'* Valdei restaurant. School B o a r d Chairman Paul ical renter building to the county Saint • Laurent 17. who suethem ,,, . vs „ t. merce. It* purpose i* to Increase Special guests will hr the four an­ yesterday. The town has requeu­ Mirk then fired Iwo rounds at I' Il'Ist N t J f l'O I 11JJC reeded the late Christian Dior as Schweitrrr imined l a t e l y revenue for downtown business CHICAGO (U PD — James A. the world s most influential dress nounced the city's arhool*, includ ed aid from the county hrallh de­ (Irma, and provide better stock ^ ouplr. Mr and Mrs Al ihe mrn. hitting IR year old Kim Ilastardo. of Cleveland. O , and Tak N’ae in Ihe atomarh and an Johnson Jr II, a Chicago high designer, broke tradition today In Ing six closed last fall under partment In providing mrdtral yfand conveniences for shoppers. Capt Jamr- Ramagr. commander unidentified Korean in the head school sophomore, flew to Wavhan eacluslve interview with Unit­ Virginia'* now extinct "massive service for Indigent families. HAVANA (UPD - The rovolu ed Press International lo tell how resistance" law*, will open Mon­ Heavy All ark Wing One Kim wa* in serious condition at Ington Tuesday night to been me Dr. Jark Thurmond, county Capl Ramagr will introdure ihe lltb Mobile Army Surgira! the fir*! Negro page buy In Hie Runary government halted its he plans to make women feminine day for the second si metier. health officer, told a Ixmgwood war crime trials" and rxrruCdr. Sid Haney and w-veral other Hospital and the other man In House of Representative* representative that he would look again m Ihclr fashions (ions today for a nationwide ub officer* from VAII 1 critical condition at the 12!*t over thr building lu sve if a service "Thr bust will be in it* place aervinc* of the lOAth birthday of Serving will begin early due to Evacuation Ho.p*al tot Ascum Classrooms Needed could l>e provided. Thurmond drCAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (UPD Jose Marti, Ihe "George Wash­ again,” hr said, "and for the first Ilily. scrtbesl Ihr farilitii-i nf other coun­ WASHINGTON tUI'D — Ade­ ington" at Cuba. They reaume time in years woman will b* sim­ —The Defrnse Department said an the largr crowd rxpcrtrd. ties which have subsidiary health ple, supple and natural. quate classroom span was lack­ Atlaa missile that thundered into Thursday, ALEXANDRIA. Va. (I PI) — units to serve those who hare no ing f««r I.M3,mo elementary ami "Blit at tlir same lime she will the skies Tuesday night ou a spec­ In Santiago, the stronghold of Frdrral Judgr \Bwri V. Dry- trarsiiortation. high tacular high trajectory flight ac­ . . . school student* at thr start revolutionary sentiment which has have all the rrllncno-nta that When tie request n.ii made be­ of the current school year, the Ilf hrr|1 thr t' fnr nl |hp Mood,,,, fashion ran provide lo make her ar.l today drnird an Ai .niton complished it* mission although school hoard request lo slay hla fore County Cummissioncrs, Thur­ ficr of Kdu. alion reports. fell short of some teat goals "war crimes" earrutions, trials elegant "She will be long In tine, with order admitting four Negri rs lo mond said. “ We have excvilanl re­ MaJ. Gen Donald N, Yates told and shooting, were postponed reporter* the Bring of the 100 tan Not That Speedy Turaday as well as today. They none. at the previous arrhltec- all-white .Stratford Junior High lations with our medical p*rsonarl, Alias waa "a perfertly routine WASHINGTON (UPD— Russia ar* ex peeled to resume Thurwlay . ' ur,,l< conitrui lion surrounding School hi Arllngtoo nasi Mon­ and don't want to infringe on thrir area." Lungwood has no due lor. day. t**t." •lands a good chance of usertak­ In Havana, the Superior War, >>tr Th* firing wa* so spvclatular ing the U. S economically but not Board defeired Judgment on tile and Ks upward climb Into the, Seminole County came a lilHc county must match with tfi* in Ihe 12 years predicted bySoviet apiwal of Ms} Jesus Susa Blanro. skies *0 Steep that speculation c ( w j. (o , nrw j,t.a|,(,„ njt f n . grant. "But if you u.e land you Premier Nikita S Khruvhchrv, U. Cuba's "war rrlminal No. 7." arose as to »hriher the V !T ,#nJ , „ rrno,,n , flrr & j ^ n have already or swap k. the 8.official, .aid today against th* death penally Imposed had put up another unannounced . . ... .. . amount matched mutt stay the on him last wrek 111* altorneyt shot for the moon or another Thurmond, counly health director. „ , llr Hits 'Ioolita’ have asked permission to Intro satellite. appeared before the County Com rii* grant from HiU Burton i* Lolita ATLANTA (UPD—People were i aiulher wa* heard near Charlotte, i in the area, and a* •iplanatiua Lrif.lTA, Tea. (U PD — A dr* due# new evidence. seeing ami lu-jriiig all aorta of I N. (7. All apapiently were canted was offered. f But Yale* (Irmly sat on live mission for M >taxi Col) in the Firat Bap lat Church MaJ Prdfu Morejoo Vablex, j Two blasts, atrung enough lo budding rumors. The Commission was advi-rd Thurmond also told Mir hoard of Lolita, rinharrassrd over what who wa* aenlrnrrd In death Tiles things Dor was ir|»>rtrd lo have |by bursting wrather balloon* Several resident* at Weal raltle windows and glassware, that action should be lakcn on the that lllil-Burion will advance he called a "natty, sex filled day in th* second of Hire# ached burm-d like (ire and smelled Uke Palm Beach, FI*., reported are were reported at Montgomery, HiU Burton Art grant within 30 fund* ami pay bills unlil th* book" with the same name as uled "ahow trials," wa* allowed athlete's fool " Die trpurt* rjiiie In Tuesday in* » B»ry object atreak acrusa Ala. This turned out to be the days, although the grant U good money can be obtained through 1|ir ^ r„ tu|,ied , petition catra time to deride whether ha isI,a- Aill1 IH In 1'L tU su i'I I I IA ia* ”I tafln iiilk 'O W Iiava— at I li a i ail , r •I... 1.. 1 a aJ ,l a „ Ujf from North Caroling, Alabama R,r *^>‘ Tuesday night. This hap- ordinary muse at Jrt plane* break­ unit! June. !W >» Dr. Thurmond the county. The board1 aagreed lha today lo rr name thr town* Jack- want* to appeal and Fiirida At least twu of Ihe I*tied shortly after the launching ing thr sound barrier. told county leader* that an next year thr county coffers mystrriri were solved. of an Atlaa mlsatle at Cap* CanaWASHINGTON (UPD — The architect should be employed lo would be able lo produce lit* nee The object wilh the odor of had vrral. 1(10 miles away, but wtlnes Agriculture Department t o d a y make drawings after a lour otieasary funds forecast some reduction In retail other state hrallh unita The Stair Staliitiri from the Hrallh Dr TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Huildroiqu-d into a field near the '«»d what they saw waa about l _ 6 a i S l 0 l 0 r S A S K get Director Harry Smith re»om t.ome of Mr and Mr* Kenneth the color of the mooo and had » pric«a of rltrua fruits and prod- IL-alln Department advised that partmrnl show that Seminole CuMinurd warm through Thwia ...mJed loslay that 122 „million j,. . Lowery, ____ #( just ............. .... ......Dallas, ........ a lung, vaporous tal1. nrmled today oulaida ** ucta from their high levels of a either Dr. Thurmond or Judge O. County ranks filth from the but r ago and earlier this seasoo. P Herndon be made nrrutnr tvm in prr capita allowance* for day. Partly rloedy with widely do|lari be slashed from amount! fi. C, It exploded «« contact* with Earlier Tuesday, a ball at fire Suggestions for local legislation The department aaid retail price at the project. Florida'* 97 counties Forty four xe alined shown* likely thia aRer- stale aitenrirs and institutions ,j)c. ground. was ft i-.rird by several persona uouo ee early tonight. Fuggy to claim they need to operate on w reductions can he expected *a Commission Chairman John hri cents per capita it allowed here Mr*, laswery said she picked up lo have plunged Into the bay at will be accepted by lb# Hemmol* legislative the limp • looking object, nod very Mobil*. Ala. AuRwillea aaid no 'County W» WUv i delegation delegation JXom worn processing expand* and supplies drr said, "We can't sign any against M rente per capita ter night. Geaerall) fair llturaday. the neat two years. High this afternoon TI te M, lew of canned and frotec Mem* be- paper* yet. This board ia respon Ihe state. quickly dropped it planes were known In have been * Boon F»b. H. Krnler told Thurmond. "Wr **f f**_ ** mid-IP a. Variate* alble for any money arid the "It burned like fir# and amailed -----------t*n. Douglas llenatraa and com* more plentiful Higher Trade-In iy here." should no over the account* ***** * *• •* «Br* F*r bwwr. Hep*- Mack Cleveland Jr. and Gor­ like athlete's foot," (he* said. Th# larger Valencia orange control* stay CLANTON, Ala. (U I'D -A thief :nch Ave. site i* not llwruughly . ’ /7 i . a tlMiroughly ansi find out what t l don Frederick will be aval labia Authorities had a look, did some crop* la both Florida and Califor­ "The French apparently did not like th* lf&t KNOXVILLE. Tern. (UPD — during thoaa hours at tha (,'ounty nia should mean larger supplies desirable.” Thurmond said. "Wc we’ve got. May lie we can •tar, checking and rrp>.>:ed K waa a of fresh orangai at lower prices In much prefer a lot on Mellonville, next January." All CoinmlasloMr* . Sanford Boat and Ski Club will uidrmobil* ha Dole from a local balloon, thought to bava been soot When the «ity administration re­ commitflon room to to* aawt•loft from Colorado. futed to grant a rata* fur claims house, ■pring and aammer than the vn- close to the hospital. Then the aaid they thought tha project hold a business meeting at I p. dealer. m. tomorrow ki the Agriculture Police aaid ha abandoned M tare There waa a loud, nneaplained invaatigalur Frank Workman, eil)' The dalegatloo urge* «ttlt*nfl In nauaUy high price* In thk peri­ health unit would really b* used. should have lop priority. Thr board will meet in special Building behind Seminole High block* from the used rar lot, re­ explosion that resounded over law ditrclor John Durn-an cut hia think of sufifstiou now. Advance o d of 1PM, the department said hi The French Ave. site could be "Tha FnaM fctua •old, an l another purchased low session Feb. l) with a rape* , School. New aRlicere wM ha to turned and look a I9M Oidamoblia, Gaston County N. C., about an own salary by |gto and added II prepare lion will aava torn# g f e t o whteh la aNN ansiina. «M * e amoxrat ad lha meeting tor Mb paitton, la Wcgtaann'n. News Briefs Ohio Couple 'Pinched' For Courtesy 13,000 Volls Burn Two Workers Here Housing Project Slates ,0pening Here On f eb. 1 Gov. Almond Asks Schools' Revision •Merchants, Public To Meet Thursday Norfolk Prepares To 'Mix' Monday Koreans Wounded By Army Sentry Dior Will Feature 'Back To Nature' ‘Orfee Club' Sets Meeting Thursday Longwood Offers Center To Counly Cuba Celebrates; Executions Halted Atlas Falls Short, But Test Success Bulletin Seminole Little Nearer New County Health Unit People Report M any Strange Objects Price Reductions In Fruit Forecast Weather 1«I2 Million Cut 1I(r Ul#/,.l( „ « um —...-- ---#. ■ >* For Suggestions Boat Club To Meet He (lot Hii Raise I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 27, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 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>, January 27, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald